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New-York tribune., 1919-02-05
STOCK Statesmen.
HERE'S THE OPPORTUNITY
YOU'VE BEEN LOOKING For.

We ara looking for clean cut, nve-wire saesmen
accustomed TO interviewing Of affairs, who can
prove from past performances that they are capable
OF earning at least 81. 500 a year.
II YOU such man and your references are
satisfactory We will give you tho opportunity Of
making more money this year. n commission
basis. than you ever made before And mex: year
II your work has been satisfactory. you may step
into permanent position in our Merchandising De
partment MS District Manager which viii pay you
from $loo 900 to $40 600 per year for the remainder
OF your active business fe
We are BucccesfNl manufacturing corrora tior
with nason ally known product. We are eniarg1nE
our plant TO take care OF increased business resulting
from tho termination OF tho war Wa want real
statesmen; who possess tact and Initiative to call on
our our ousiness correspondents In New York and
vicinity with letters OF introductory and take sub
srripnons 10 our Offering Of So Preferred stock
with Common Stock bonus. II you think you can
Qualiy call after 10 a m. and before 80 % M or
wFte. stating your experience md qualifications
suite SOL 90 East AID St. New York City
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05
HELP WANTED MALE
HELP WANTED FEMALE

COOKS ASSISTANT; $40 a month. room and
-ops noaru- Apply Presbyterian Hospital Al East
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
REAL ESTATE WANTED

"ANTkD.~~To bfi9 Or Irsse Thoroughly modern
lo,rDotn cptt4ge bslwen Morfsio~p and Orange
of ~ t.nRe~ooo, Address cottags. FOX ~ qfib-
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05
FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET

BROADWAY. 27SS--Furnished room improve
ments: business woman. nurse; references S.
Randolph. Academy 4d4a
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05

MAID wanted. white. afternoons; no Sunday Mia. |
Co.. bs West eth.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05
BOARDERS WANTED

LOVING MOTHER will take child in refined u.
- tractive lome references. Address T.. Box 25e
Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05

D1IGmAPHoNE Ino PHONE OPERATOR experienced iu druq
90; salary. SIS. Drug As West 4th.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05
Old Pearl Street Realty Sold BY Estate

Moore & Wyckoff have sold for the
Chichester estate the old buildings, on
plot 25x197, at 305 Pearl Street. extend
ing through TO 6S Cliff Street, to an in
vestor This is the first sale of this
property since 1859.
Middletown transcript., 1919-11-29
.tlblicSale!

The undersigned having sold his farm
win sell at Public Sale, on the ..Algire
Farm" ] mile east Of Middletown, on
the road leading to Odessa, on
TUESDAY, December 9th, 1919
at l o'clock, P. NJ. sharp
The following described property. to-
wit:
Live Stock
Four horses, 8 sows, 8 shoats, 80 pigs.
Machinery
One weeder, / llhorse ,plow, 22-horse
riding cpltivators, Iron Age; pump
jack, nay tedder, 2 mowers. ! Ontario
drill, spring tooth harrow, ! hay rake,
/ Oliver manure sp.eader, double disk
harrow, l corn planter, single culti-
vators, drag harrow, ! dearborn. l
farm wagon. hay rigging. corn shelter,
2 rollers, set Fairbanks scales.
Miscellaneous
Harness. tools, wire, double trees,
milk cans, forks. grind stones, corn
knives, grass seeder, carriages, hay
box, tomato body, saddle, l open boiler,
feed box. Corn by the bushel.
House Furnishings
Beds, chairs, rugs. refrigerator, pic
lures, furniture, etc.
Terms Of Sale
On all sums of 500 and under cash,
on sums over that amount credit OF
months will be given by purchaser
giving a bankable note with approved
endorser. No goods to be removed un-
til terms are complied with.
c. F. MEYERS.
D. P. HUTCHINSON, Auc.
CHARLES BEASTON. Clerk.
Middletown transcript., 1919-11-29
W0MEN'S COLLEGE NOTES

About thirty-five women of the state
of Delaware met at the Women's Col
lege on Thursday5 November 20, to dis
cuss the Women's College. its present
and future. Brief talks were given by
the guests and, members of the faculty
as to the needs of the Women's College.
Miss Guaisita Drake of the Depart
\ ment of Chemistry of the Woman's
] llsge; Miss N. Smith. instructor in
Home Economics at the Newark Eigh
sclrol; and Miss Mabel Krall, State
SECRETARY of wv. C. A. work in Della
ware were guests for dinner at the
Home Economics Practice House Tues
day evening, November 18, 1919.
"Everyman' and abraham" and
''Isaac." the two plays given by the
Sophomore English class of the Women's
College, under tie supervision of Dr.
John r. Moore were great success.
Every member in the class should be
given credit for her part in helping to
give a credjtable performance. Dorothy
Ford. as Everyman; Helen Graves, as
Abraham: and Mayme Statrekoo. AS
Isaac, showed unusual dramatic ability.
Professor C. A. Short gave a very ih-
spring and uplifting talk on ''Our At
titude toward the Returned Soldiers"
at the Y. w. C. A. Sunday evening at
the Women's College on November 16,
1919.
The Home Nursing class at the
Women's College, which meets every
Monday evening at the Women's Col.
lege, has, become so popular that it was
necessary for Miss Hartlane R. G. to
assist Miss Mari Moran from Milming-
k. The attitude of tie
Dtheir appreciation of
IL and also the additional
On the part Of the public
women connected with the VIII
gton Red Cross Auxiliary.
"A Poster Club has been formed at the
Women's College to study the art of
poster-makmg. The members will get
| practical experience through making
posters for various organizations and
classes in the college.
Dean Robinson, Miss Mary Rich, Miss
|ora Wilcox, and Miss Florence Hub
erd, Of the Women's College, attend
the conference for : state Teachers
|sociation in Dover on Saturday, No
lmber q, 1919. !
4. F. M. Foster, Of the Departmet
English. led the Thanksgiving "a
A. service ct the Women's Col
Sunday evening. November e,
;clock in the afternoon q
pyember 26. the Women
hware elssed for II
-. College wotl
Middletown transcript., 1919-11-29
FINE CONCRETE STREET

THE new concrete street from South
! Broad to Lockwood street on the
north, promises to be in every respect
an admirable piece Of road making.
It il being, we believe. honestly and
thoroughly done both as to materials
and workmanship, and will prove. no
doubt, an agreeable exception to most
Of the town street improvements in the
past.
It is seemingly built for the ages,
modern replic,, of the Appian way. that
famed Roman road, (also concrete in
its foundations) which was in perfect
repair 600 years after its building and
save where destroyed, is even yet 50
after lapse Of, over 1000 years.
To-day the first stretch Of the new
road, running from its beginning on the
southern edge of the town to Cochran
street. will be thrown open to travel,
thereby removing the necessity OF the
muddy detour vehicles were forced to
make.
The Transcript wishes to congratu-
late the Town Board, the contractors,
G. W. Lowe & Co., and the inspector
upon the excellent character of the
work. This excellence, however does
not come by chance. The "eternal
vieilence" which is the prize Of liberty,
is also the guarantor Of a good road
building. Mr.. Young, the engineer of
the State Highway Department, is Civ
ing this work his personal attention and
supervision. Besides this. the firm that
furnishes the cement keep 4 ?resen-
tative on the job who sees to itl hat the
proper amounts Of cement . ITO
all nfxtrres.
Concrete is the only fit material for
road making, ard is not only far more
durable, but in the. end vastly
cheaper, and costs, also, little or moth
ing for repairs Or upkeep. We trust
the State is irrevocably committed to
this method the one the experience Of
many states has finally endorsed; after
many trials.
Middletown transcript., 1919-11-29
New Truck Line

Running from Port Penn by St
lGeorges 70 Whining tdn. Leave Port
Penn daily & 50; ST Georges g 50. Re-
turning leave WilmingtoQ q 4.90R. H..
Also make night txips MedneaY end
3otnrday evenfngs of eech Ilee. hea4.
r. Fort Penn e 50 q and r6fuininl
Middletown transcript., 1919-11-29

Del1 1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-10-23
SILVER Plate

in 1S47 and Community Silver in Great Variety
and at the LOWEST PRICE. Knives, Forks and
Spoons as well as complete line of Fancy Pieces,
Salad Forks, Ice Teas, Butter Knives, Sugar
Shells, Cold Meat Forks, Gravy and Cream Ladies',
Berry and Preserve Spoons, etc. Community
Plate Carries a Fifty Year Guarantee of Use.
Good Enough for Any Home.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-10-23
KITCHEN UTENSILS

i'm Tin, Granite Enameled Ware, Pottery Ware
and the Famous PYREX OVEN GLASS is Com
plete and sold at MONEY SAVING PRICES.
See Our Line of Lamps, Water Pitchers, Syrup
Stands and You Will Supply Your Wants Cheaply.
Our Line of Aluminium Ware in VIKO ALUM
mum is Complete. There's Difference in
Aluminium ware-Buy the Best-VIKO.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-10-23
TOILET ARTICLES

Our Stock of Toilet Articles including Combs,
Brushes, Mirrors, Tooth Brushes, Tooth Paste,
Talcum and Face Powders Toilet Soaps ETC.,
Will Interest You and the PRICE is RIGHT.
See Our Offerings in GLASSWARE. We
Have A WHOLESALE STOCK for Your Inspec-
ton and You Can Supply Your Wants Economl-
caly Here.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
OFFICE OF

OFFICE OF
LOCKWOOD, GREENE & CO., Managers,
BOSTON, MASS.
Preferred Stock.
The regular quarterly dividend OF ~
upon the preferred stock of the International
cotton Mills has been declared payable May
81 1919, at the office of the transfer agents.
me Old Colony Trust Company. Boston. 10
ness May 15 1919
INTERNATIONAL COTTON MILLS
ALLAN B. GREENOUGH. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
OFFICE OF
LOCKWOOD. GREENE & CO.. Managers.

BOSTON, MASS
Common Stock
The quarterly dividend of 2e6 fsf per
snare) upon the common stock of the Inter
national Cotton Mills has been declared pay
able May 81, 1919. at the office OF the egans-
fer agents. the Old Colony Trust Company:
BosSon. Mass. TO all stockholders OF record
at close of business May is. 1919
INTERNATIONAL COTTON MILLS.
ALI.AN 8. GREENOuGH Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY

0E<h vT~HE Beard of Dirernpss kss
pQRrKnarn / declared a Suarreuty d~s-
aend Of oDe and thrce-gusE-
tam {iA)psr CENT on DE Pro-
seSFea Sapff'd sfock Of the Company, payable sssy
yfs, 1919 - stoekhcdcsu Of record tho csosc se
basaness May syth, SpRp Transfer hooao VIA nse
" q. r. WELLS. Tpssssss
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
National Conduit and Cable
Shows Deficit for Quarter

The estimated income account of the
National Conduit and Cable Company
for the three months ended March 81,
1919, discloses net sales of $3,0s4,469,
against $2,485,8 SAG for the corresponding
quarter of last year. Manufacturing
costs and expenses amounted to S3,167,-
1b1, leaving net operating deficit of
S82,682. Income from other sources was
$23,0n. After taxes, charges and de-
probation, the deficit for the period
was $219, ,694.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
THE UNDERWOOD TYPEWRTTER ooM-


The Board of Directors of the Under-
wood Typew writer Company, at It's regular
meeting held yesterday, declared the reg
ular quarterly dividend of sl.75 per share
on the preferred and $500 per share on
the common stock of the company. Daya-
Bile July 1st, 1919, to stockholders of rec
ord June 5th, 1919.
The Directors also declared an extra
dividend of $500 per share on the com
mon stock in United States Victory Notes
payable July 1st, 1919, to stockholders OF
record June 5th, 1919. Odd shares will be
payable in cash. Certificates. will be en-
closed with checks for the cash dividend.
calling for the delivery of the L. S. Vic
tory Notes $ soon after July lst as OBJ
talnable from the U. S. Treasury.
D. w. BERGEN. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
Paris Market Firm,

PARIS, May 8.-Prices were firm ON
the bourse to-day. Three per cent
rentes, 62 francs rs centimes for cash:
exchange on London, 2s francs rs
centimes; 5 per cent loan, SO francs 81
centimes. The dollar was quoted at 8
francs centimes to francs Ii con-
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
MEETINGS

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Standard Gas Light
company or the City of New York will be
neid at the office OF the Company, Room
NO. 2oe. No $50 Bast 18th Street New York
n.y., omy, On "Wednesday. May i4th. 1919. at ID
and the transaction OF such other business
as may come before the meeting
JOHN II. SANBoRN. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
Curb Market

Note.-The Tribune assumes no response
bility for the accuracy or authenticity of curb
market quotations. Transactions and prices
yesterday were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
DIVIDEND NO. 81

A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Of one dob
lar and fifty cents ($1.50) per share on the
Capital Stock of this Company has BEEN
declared payable at the Treasurer's office,
No. 165 Broadway, New York. n. Y, on
July /, 1919, to stockholders of record ct
II O'Clock noon, on Saturday. May 81 1919.
The stock transfer books will not be closed
for the payment of this dividend. Cheques
will be mailed only to stockholders who
have hled permanent dividend orders
A. K. VAN DEVENTER, Treasuren
May s, 1919.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
DIVIDEND NOTICES
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD CO..
Following are yesterdays closing bid and
asked prices for leading OIL stocks:
Standard Oil

A dividend of $3.50 per share on tn
Common Stock of this company has TIN
day been declared, payable on Tuesdayl
July l. 1919, to stockholders of record al
p. M on Monday, June Q, 1919.
Stockholders who have not already 6ons
so are urgently requested to file dividend
mailing orders with the undersigned. from
whom blank forms may be had upon appli-
cation.
FREDERIC V. s. CROSBY, Treas.
120 Broadway, New York, N K
Nav g. 1919
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09

Utah Pwr & I, 5s
1000. ..... SO
Va Car Chem 5s
1000. e534
Va Iron c & G bs
1000. =. 85le
West MARYLAND 4s
1000. 80. so
West Shore AZ
1000. >. IT
Wilson 4 Co 6s
1000. ee7a
1000. 100
5000. ..... 1914
Wisconsin @ As
1000. n
1.000...... OXa
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
Bonds

Following is complete record Of all
transactions in bonds on the New York
Stock Exchange yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09

doll
of 1919
based
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
Bid and Asked
Quotations

The following table gives the clo,;.-
bid and asked quotations for s.ug slug
listed on the New York Stock FxrhsSckS
but not traded in yesterday: "nse
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
Bonds

saIcs ZOO omitted. Open. High Low. Last
10 all Central 6ms. e6zs e7E eezS o71e
5 +Inter T Is. as as4 as oseA
10 IN Tel deb ss.f0o34 1ooza 1oosx 1oozs
.Russ .R Govt s35s. 4sla 4ela 4sLs 4sIs
~ Wilson cow 6eS. sss4 90 ssss esLs
unlisted. tsell cents per share.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY co.


At meeting of the Directors held to-
day the usual quarterly dividend of two
and one-half per cent. Oh the Common
Stock for the quarter ended S1st of
March last, being at the rate of seven per
cent per annum from revenue and three
per cent. per annum from special income
account, was declared payable 30th June
on 30th May instant
ERNEST ALEXANDER, Secretary.
Montreal, May z, 1919
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
Mining Stocks

Sales.
25450 +Alas-Br c M.
1900 ETA M&M (ap)
$500 sfAllied Gold.
1000 *Amer Mines.
$500 *Arizona Butte
1000 %fAtlanta. ....
1900 Big Ledge. -.
2500 *1Booth. ......
700 +Bost & Mont.
2400 Buffalo Mines.
200 Butte-N York.
2300 *fCaledonia -.
$500 Canada Copper
1890 *1Candelar Sill.
5000 *Casc S M&M.
1000 Cons Cop Mines
1900 Cresson Con G
5000 *D Syn of New
10000 Ell Salvador Sill.
1900 Eureka Cr M.
600 sFlagg Tun M.
1900 ~fFlorence Silv
21000 'fFortuna Con.
1850 "Golden Gate.
10000 @fGold Zone Div
$4,000 IGoldfield Con.
1000 *fGoldfeld Merg
1000 *fHarmill Div.
1000 *iHasbrouck D.
$50 Hecla Min. -.
$500 slim Butler
1000 fJumbo Exten.
1900 La Rose Ltd.
10000 *fLibBellD (ap)
10000 *fLone Star :.
500 Louisiana Con
300 *fMammoth R.
1900 *fMM of A (ap)
$500 *fMarsh Min.
1900 *fMacNam Min
10000 fMcKinley-D.
10000 *fMeccaD (ap)
5000 *fMothcr Lode.
5000 sNat Tin Cp..
5000 *fNev D "a p)
5000 stNev Ophir NJ
1900 an Y & H RCM
10000 Nipissing Min.
$4,000 nixon New. :.
800 "Onondago M.
800 *Ray Hercules.
5000 fRex Cons NJ.
1000 Rochester M.
100 Seneca Copper.
800 *Silver Dollar.
1920 *fSil King Div
10000 Sill X of Ariz.
$500 Stand Sil-Lead.
10000 *fSutherld Div
$500 *Star of the w
4500 fStewart.
5000 *Tonopah Div.
1900 Tonopah Exten
600 *Tonopah Min.
$50 United Eastern
$500 "tU S Cont M.
1400 Unity Gold Nj.
HOO HIWard M & NJ
1900 NV End Cons.
10000 w End Exten..
10000 NV Caps Min.
500 "White Knob of
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-17

ski Benjamin StuAgihski, General
Delivery.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-17

Jan Meyers, szampion swiatowy sre-
dpiei wugi, kt6ry silowsl sic jutro be-
die z byiym szampionem Benny Reu-
bens W teatrze Crown, valley dzislaJ
W Dubuque, Iowa, z Harry Enget 70
~uko1czeniu tej2e wraca z powrotcm do
Chicago, gdzie ciezka czeka 60 waika.
Reubens sadzi, re Meyersa poaozy, po-
niewaz ten jezdzac ustawicznie, jest
nievypoczety i zmeczony d}uga jazda.
Obaj 81 z%apasnikami wytrawnem a
Reuben bedac W wojsku miaf Wfele
czasu weinego ma twiczeniu sic; re
walka prseto bedzie zaaarta miedw
tent dwema zapasnikaml, ME ulega
watpliwosci. Pred wyjazdem swym ma
des,a1 nam Meyers list, W kt6rym do
nosi. re oceniajac dotychczasowy dobry
rekord Michaha Nestora, got6w jest
spr6bowac sic 2 MIN ma arenie kiedS-
kolwiek i gdziekolwiek / W ten sposob
zadoSc uczynlc Jego Sorac!m " leJ
sprawie zabiegom. z tego coSmy do tel
pory mieli sposobnosc sadzit o Nesto-
RE jest on zapasnikiem bardzo po3et-
nym, wytrzymalym szybko mySacym'
gdy sic przcto zelda obaj ma materacu'
bedzie to walka jaklch mafo. Nestor be-
die mial rece peine, gdy spotka sic
Intro z Piotrem Katauskim, lftwtinem,
tyn samym, kt6ry obecnemu szampio-
nowi Meyersowi wiele jua napsll krwl
" ki~ll1akrotnych walkach, nieraz vie
lopodzinnych. Katauski jest W jaknaj-
lepszej kondycyi i Mike bedzie Mai
ciezki orzech do zgryzlcnia. Bezsprze--
cznie, zapasy wtorkowe beda jefne 2
najbardzIej interesujacych W tym Sc
Zonie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-17

Wfdocznym celem konferencyi byio
urzedowe oznajmienie o zmianie, jaka
~nastapila W zarzQdzie j Orgamzacyl
stowarzyszenia Pism Obcojezycznych
american Foreign Language Ncwspa-
per Association. Pan Jan F. Smulskl
iako mistrz toastGw przedstawa p.
Monrnrfda z Nowego Yorku, by}ego vic
are9esa Stowarzyszenis Pism Obcoje-
sycznych, kt6ry oznajmi}, IL zorganlzo-
swana zostaa organizacya nova p. n.
.I~uterracial Council '(Rada Miedzy-
Harodo*osciowa), kt6ra zakupiia wszy
stkie akcye, posladane dawniej przez
Z. n. Hammerltnga, bylego prezesa Sto
warzrezenia Obcojezyczneso, kt6ry ola
waznych powod6w zniewolony zostat
ustapic re zajmowanego stanowiska. +.
Momand o~swiadczy}, re W :trzyszfoscl
n. Hammerling ME belzie mia1 mic
w~sp6inego z ,nowa o~rganiaacya, ktora
" dalszym ciagu bedzie prowtplzifa
prace / interes Stowarzyszcnia Pism
Obcojezycznych. p. Momand jest "a
rzsdca novel organizacyi, ma Nt0reJ
ezele stoi general Coleman Du Pont
inko prezes, jeden z najwybitniejszych
przemyslowc6w i f~bnansist6w ameryNan
ssich. W sklad Rady wchodA wietu
innych bardzo wybitnych Amerykan6w,
jak n. p: Earl D. Babst, preDes Amer
lean Sugar Refining Co.; W. II. Barr,
prezes National Founders ASSOCIATION
A. G. Bedford, przewodniczacy dErek-
toryatu Standard Oil Co.. P. T. Dodge,
prezes International Paper Co.; d. D..
D'Alesandro, prezes uni pomocnikoW
musa rsSich W Quincy, Mass. ]. Golden
prencs uni pracownik0w ksckich lu-
rTted Textile Workers Of America) ;
G. f. Hughes, byly kandydat ma pre-
zydenta StanGw Zjednocz:nych; ]. W.
Lamont, czionek firmy bankierskiej j.
P. Morgan and Co.. c. Fl. MCCORMICK,
prezes International Harvester Co. /
wielu iunych. So takae W Radzie re-
prezentanc rozmaitych narodowosci.
Przemawiai take II. F. Perkins, su-
p%erintendent chicagoskich fabryk, ma
leaacych do International Harvester
Co. P. Perkins jest prezesem chicago
skiej fill nowoDorganizowanej Rady,
kt6ra pracowat bedzie W Starsch srod-
kowozachodnich. M6wca przedstawii
tak4e ma czem polegac bedzie praca H.
lii chicagoskaej, kt6ra bedzie samodziel-
ME pracowasa, qecz bedzie zawsze W
stycznosci z gl6wnym zarzadem W
Nowym Yorku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-17

przem6wi{ sam Wiadek, kt6ry dzieko-
wal ~serdecznie "a Zajecie sic zapasami
i poparcie bezinteresowne tel jeso ini-
cyatywy Redakcyom nDziennika Chi
cagoskiego" i ,,Dzienntka Zwiazkowe-
go", a PROFESSIONAL ostro przecfwkO in
synuacyom i podejrzeniom, jake ex re
tych sRpas6w pewien dziennik tutejszy
pr6bowai rozpuszcZac - z powOd6w ME.
wytlumaczonych jakichs niecheci. VIA
dek powolywal sic ma swoje porozu-
micnie W tel sprawie z Wydziaiem Ma
rodowym / z%apewniai, re z waikiki tel nj
centa ME bierze Ola siebie, re jedynym
jego celem jest przySpOrZenie swa pra-
ca I udzia}em nieeo dollar6w do Fun
duszu Milionowege. Nakoniec Wfadek
dziekowal publicznosci i zapowiedziai
dalsze swc tego rodzaju wystepy ma
doch6d Fuaduszu Milionowego. u pu-
blicznoSci pedata W}adkowi PARMA Du-
bel piekny bukiet r6l, poczem odbyia
sic. wsp6lna f~otografia.
Pouizej podajemy sz~czeg61owc spra-
wozdanie z obrotu p~ienieznego togo
wieczoru; osobno musimy zaznaczyc,
il p. Wfadysiaw Cyganiewicz rzeczywi-
Seize ME tyIho honoraryum, lecz nj ma
wet ME what koszt0w oSObistych PREY
bycia ma zapasy tego w%ieczOru; row
niez promoterzy tego wystepu obywa-
tele Wachtel i GrlbowSki przeznaczyli,
przypadajace ma mich udzia1y W ca
{oSci ma doch6d FunduSzu MiliOnowe-
go, dalej zajmujacy sic, nader czynnie
u~rzadzeniem calegO " prOgramu OBJ.
TorhaSz Rolewicz policzyi jedynie kcsz-
IA Swe ko~nieczne, zrzekajac sic nalez-
nego sweSo dzialu, podobniez referee
OBJ. Kaz. P~awiowSki, many pClSki "a
pasnik. mic ME przyjai z swa prace,
byle ieno doch0d by{ wieksZy wfaSci-
ciel sail, OBJ. ~ByStrzynSki - policzy} je-
dynie $500 "a Swiatlo i "a ~czyszczcnie
sail - zamiast zwyczajnej ceny, a VIA
sciciel bufetu w lynne samym budynku
sic znajdujaceso, oh. W. Dubiel ME
szczedzi} r6wniez piracy oSobistej oAo-
10 sprzedazy bilet6w, azeby sukces fl
nansowy byl jak najbogatSzy; mako
nice za1naczyc nalezy, IL wSzyScy u
czestniczacy w wystepie z%apaSnicy row
niez poznizali ceny swych nalezytosci
ola poparcia dochodu. ma FmduSz Pol
ski przeznaczonego. Wszystkim wyzej
wymienionym nalezy sic z powodu tegO
serdecma wdziecznoSc i uznanie ich to
praca 1 Staraniem sta{o sic, re mimo
niskich s~tosunkowo cen wstepu - czT-
stego dochodu dajemy Wydzia}owi Ma
rodowemu ponad $4,000.
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DNOTATKIA

H.. W..

Stowarzyszenie Czerwonego krzy-
ia. otrzymalo Cd Generalnego Ad-
jutanta szereg list6w, ktore depar-
lament pocztowy ME moze odnalesc
ich dokladnych adresow: Otto listy
znajdujace sic W kwaterze Czerwo-
nego Krzyza, p. II. SIS E. Washing
ton ul., pok6j mr.. 511. Felix S. Do
nash, adresowany do panny Nary
Donash, 1860 W. North ave. Gustav
A. Derda. do Razalii Rogers, 1903
Fargo ave. George Kienia, Stefan
Hartanowicz, 1894 S. Robey ul'
Mike luke, Alex luke, 1888 - %
III. J6zeS Kawatski, Michai Hawai-
ski ,3O17 McHenry ul. Jan JurczaK'
Jak6b Jurczak, SS Columbia ave-
smaio Kravich, Ahmet kraVlch'
oA25 n. Ashland ave. Adolph Stulgln
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S1.25 jedwabny PopliH 75c.
Kolorowy i czarny, jard szero-
Xxi. jedwabne poplins. ma suk-
ME, modne odcienie, ma jutro
20 bard1o przystepnych 7S,
cenach lard .,.. :. .ION