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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-01


James nuasrii lowell mvs. There.
b. "a choice In hooks ~ in friends and
ihc mind sinks or rises 20 tho level Of
~ hahitunl society. IL ruhdued, ns
shakespeare aiNa 81 the dNUfE hand.
70 what IL WORKS ln."
The clean sword" b. prof lynn
" uogghi the Abingdon Press 3loe
net
,hc striking book Of the week 10
from tho pcn Of Dr. Hourh. and BE- a
sirong viriie. fearless uttcraucc. pos
slhly no mc~HuHe h. more needed az
this time than that which rinesf from
these spirited pages With unerunE
eyc the author secs and lays bio nnrtr
upon the weakness of national and in.
iernntonal scntimen1tiiHm 90 he does
on y menace OF tho mailed fist when
wiellsd By those ~ ruthless spirit ana
honthcn heart The writer believes in
n lasting peace. in e World-fedrrafion
of nations But with az except the
impracticnhlo doctrlnuirrs and impoa.
sihic ideallHtH. he IL not LOOKING for
tho new order 20 come into existence
and operation in q DAY, us hy tho
touch of "a magic hand n H. "a uues.
ton Of hard. definite and cscapahls
Tact that there be- ulwuNs enough had.
Will in tho world 20 shnttUr any Wis.
ions OF prospects OF peace unless thai
ui.wll b. taught 90 fear tho power oI
the worlds orFauixed good viii
The hope OF humanity lies in ths'
organisation OF human good vii
Which will hold human hnd-Will 10
such fear thai ~ will not trrnk thi
peace of tho World. ~ IN not any kini
OF force Witch ~ n maintain I'M
peace OF the world n h. an ethical fore
doing tho hshcst of enlightened con
sclencc \ peace based upon sentl
mtnt is "a peace which tnNites the "a
pinlttf 4 reHcs hnHCd upon uncthicu
force ls Tho ptncv or slaves A ponr.
based upon organized and powerful
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-01

Thursday and FHday ~tules Of the
oeorre hehan IN the tits role.
Saturdays hiii n Carmen. featuring
teraldine FnrraH. Miss FarrafH sue
cess Nofica Productions for iHtN.lalF
season erci carmen. Temptation
Marin horn. MifH Fnnar 70 = Of
the first favofitca Of the movie pub.
lir. When " became known that she
hnd consented 10 apptsr before the
amer millions of people ~ over the
country who had never had an opr0r.
tnniiN OF seeing the star. nockcd 20
SOC her nrst production. " IA safe
20 say that never has Ml~ fafrnr APP
pearcd 20 Ercater advantage than In
Carmen.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-01

" mn Interested IN your department
ON mo- image "a happiness. In order
o. kccp my husband In q rood humof
Just simply had to give up siuging
liC didn't sa1 I wuH such a horrible
Singer but ~ made him mad 10 think
! had un ambition 90 sing solos on
2ronrnmH Ana whenever he found
me tukmg q vocal lesanyh or triiiins
The HrnlrH Dee would lust rave about ~
wownn'H whuls interest ahould BE- in
the huulc Ana then I would rave.
Zoo, uinl au 10 came ~ mean nat
every time Z sang when BIN wnE
uroun We had 20 family quartet %
course I could not sins iu company
glthrt Cor TIE same reason other
ueuplcf said thtY liked 90 hear me.
But u u,d flax tn a bulls face could
not ntir up more anger than my voice
when singing aroused tNl 80 I lust
gave IN ti ambition ubout singing
% NUT altogether Sometimes I
think this was wise. Snmetmfs I
THINK BE- WIS too great 10 sacrifice itut
we can't I've tn o. state uf war az tho
time AMI 1911 tH agreeable about
nuNthiug else ! want Co do. singing
seemed 10 De tho chief stumbling
block in the way Of happiness I have
no advice 20 give 20 others"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-01
THE EVENING HERALD
RECIPE DEPARTMENT


lemon Pic.
rfp uEur tuhlcHuonuHfull Uuuf
iulrs of one lemon. NulkH uf uut sE'
and ous tablespoon of buttor beaten
Together
Ndd q cup milk and last OF 600 QUO
well hsntrn white of the tvo ,ggH
Bake with one crust
OH Fashioned lennon pic.
fIvu ,fuafHl
juice and part ~ the grated Iud
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-01

tahiespoons oornstor'h

Z i~ahlrHp40fs afntDI Dhorul.f.
70 prEa
pint boiling u.tsr.
2 tablespoons turnFtuI,h.
o tablespoons sugar.
stmmrr th, chocolate HuI water
Together 70 Few minutes Mia Curn-
starch and sugar together Hud "a Geo
inc yolkH nt tho rrrH. then stIr into
the chocolate mixture and boil lk,
gustHrd Flavor tu iusts with vanilla
Mako uudCf crust and bake it aud 1000.
with chocolate mixture. beBt the
wntt'H OF tnu eggs stin with u little
SOFT huEnr spread un top of pI, and
brown iu oven
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-01

% cups sIllod sluush. cup boiling
milk.
. cup sugar, teaspoon salt I ogg.
nud uutu,I
When cool add the egg wen heotou.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-01

nfe end. IN order % DO romethinr use.
ful. Joins tno police force Ito arrlNea
upon tho SCENE SHORTLY after Ann
KNOCKS down tho little newsho' The
boys wounds ARE hN no means serious
but tho wound which Ann innlcts in
fhh heart Of Policeman Carey pholnn
BE- decidedly 20 soft mus, during tht
rest Of the Performance
other attractions az the ideal lcEi
week are q uNe-pnrt Truarie picture
of the biz outdoors ."pvucc Duncan.
20 be- shown on SUNDAY also "a Mack
Srunrff-krYHfuuu comedy. entitled
"Hs Crooked Career which viii 10
given on The same day
ON Monday 81 Tuoadny thcro vii
be- "a double attraction consisting oi
charlie Chaplin m the comedy en-.
uufd Tho hnurinhout, and William
n Harf. who will appear as tho ban.
az" DEB a stirring nVe-nct drumn. The
Bandit und the Preacher" o. master
piece 81 western life aud character iu
which this popular actors personal.
as nnd maEuttHm ere seen at their
boss
nig Week al the rastinIc.
Three famous nlm mynutes, Peso
uiiIrf Nndrr Kennedy. and Alice
nfady. al in o. week "a tho Pcs.
tlmni Imagine ui
Caught ln the Act ~ the play az
which rrrRy ilyinnd viii appear "a
stan un sunday und Monday a. iH
The tfory uf o. thrilling romance which
BEGINS with n breeze and soon ho.
cumr re- whifiwind" Tie HEROINE
grow tired OF hrr o. luse existence
boz n select boarding school so makes
Dor escape o., means of u rope 81 bod
riuthrn lever tried g. rlflE' n
morha1 fhr also manages 90 pc.
through ID similar font of dauuE from
tLf attentions CT 'tcil George d
fuuE lnuh whom her futhHr wlHhti
hcr 90 marry. and fate and u uigl
wind bring hrr and tho herd, Lang.
don Trevor intn o. mcndiu" shop
where her trus romance hrgiuH The
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-01
PLAYS AND PLAYERS TO APPEAR
AT THE LOCAL MOTION PICTURE
THEATERS DURING COMING WEEK

sccnes o. every description from
metropolitan ufc IN the heart ~ little
old New York" % tho great we'd
where afrour men i've and frht Cor
lovo and honor. 10 thcsc and a hun
dred other places Of interest. during
the coming week. Mill b mafiH ma
glcian trnnauort All these who viii but
step within the magic portals ~ Tim
land.
Marnarisa Fisher Rf tn idcat.
on "Wednesday and Thursdny Of
ncxt week. that ~delirhtfui huunftt.
Comedicnnc, NarTHfitn Fisher. viii
appear ~ the ideal in a torrent %
smiles laughs. ronrs n scrsama Tho
play .cntiticd -Fair Enough" stands
alone for downright mischievourncra.
rirlirh dstiltry and hiiarty. These
who saw Hobbs in a Aufp. the
Mantle Of Charity" aua "Au the
world 10 Nothing" will know tho MAJ
ture OF this latest cbmcdy-dmmn pro-
duced b. the American film company.
0lriH. take q little up fruru Marra-
rita Fisher IN the AT OF EcttinR ud of
undesirable auitorA' ifH cnHs whom
you know how
In Pair Enough. Msrgnr.tn Fisher
plays the rOlt % Ann fhN ianrlfrf
Of q pareenu family uhono attcmpta a.
climb into socicis ht means Of q fam
ny tree which ruHresscs about us
many ~ ~ ana BRANCHES he "a ieio-
graph pole are decidedly unsuccessful.
a. faf ns Auu iH conrarnsd, uf least
Mamma takes ~ into her head a.
marry Ann into tho Old urauCraur
family Of tho llsrasnsr but Ann co..
CARDS Freddie" TIE son nnd heir ~
this iliuetrouH family. with nhout as
much affection un "a Persian cat would
heat0w upon "a blue ribbon Eoniun Ter.
ricr. n takes thU little stranger
with The misplaced eyebrow foo nu
auto ride duunr The snufst OF which
rhc nccidentlN knofks down a little
noWab0y. nIurnr him onll SLIGHTLY
the hero. caney fhoian. "a mninuaffe
who mas rfoun tired OF nas,ur ha
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-01

ono reader uf 'h- column hHs writ.
ton from Arkansas tuIH advice The
tuuuE VII, wNa would kr,p htH hUs.
bands love mus be- -runsisrutn uf IIs
mother NJ man Duu hr happy 30 tur
two women hr lDN,H 100 pulling lIH
hrIrt.HtfIurs m opposite dItr,tIous
Whom daughter. iu-ln - aud muthsrsin-
Jazz HrU rhuuis there in usually isppi-
UtHs BOO tho homes nf both Tins la
signed one Who Knows
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-01

SUNDAY and Monday THE CLAW of
the Hun" WI De- shown az thiH the
alter. featuring Chnrieh nav on Turn.
day aud "wednesday. Tina CAVALIER
viii appear m the great success. The
IInImNI Tom nlInaa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-01

The entire bill for thc week ~ this
iheaier w nse Of unusual strength and
attraction. hut no film has for a long
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-01

'frame-up' which viii De- OF special
Interest To- people who, are ih "thc
game" The heroinc's father attempts
20 rcmoyc frou hts daughter nf. her
young lover. "a %iournuiist Who hoe &C..
nouuccd him boz the newspaper us 1
war prontcer Tho unexpected te-
suit Of this "frams-ur" ls most dra-
maucnuy pictured IN this breezy COM
edy nc Caught In the Act'
isrgy Want % he a Nur-r.
fcrN nylnnd iH trflng o. ururs
out in her pretty little hcad just hos
she rnn devote n few huurH enrh dnf
20 Rcd Gross nursing. She iH trrfihi,
anxious 10 De- n nurse uud We firmly
believe d would be- e. sure euro for
shell shuck or MOST nnf other nf'ir.
uon. bot nursing takes time. and boz
moving picture career Keeps her on.
gagged every minute
Miss HYinnd has two sisters with
The Rcd Cross iirf father. nr cyril
Hyluud. who was puGaUrd boz similar
work in the United StHt,H died t,-
Gently at sen
Madgo Kennedy appears ~ tho pus.
time ON TUESDAY and "Wednesday W
The Kingdom OF Youth "a play
which gives her versatility lts trurrt
test ~ times she ia % chnrminr
little heroine. who mude such n hit
in "Huhi Mine then she suddenly
flares up boo o. nt uf temper and hof
bis expressive ci 80 blaze with anger
The plot OF The Kingdom OF
Youth rcntefs nhow tho adorable
little heroine. Ruth Netts. the secret
bride OF Jimmy Belts Thcy have
kept Their mHiruro o. secret M that
Jimmy may finish hir college Cuufse.
Mrs Ella Rice. widow or Jimmy ri
guardian. becomes infatuated with
Jimmy and rara uFurfuuNTnua moth.
DDS a. brock uV bic romance wlth lI.
suunE vie The result 81 hsr con.
tompuhlo plan is r'rikiuglf 1icturDi
in thiH delightful piHf. Tho kiHalam
Of Youth
tncir sam. i'lca-c Note.
MudEf Kennedy iH tOu patriotic Co.
call ~ e. sacrifice. but t remains H
uct. howeNcr that this charming Nt-
ue star IH without e butler these DAYS
iir WIS removed gH H 20 essential
and given a. Uncle m though what
uHc tho nrmN hHa been able To- Wtk,
of hlH superb mastery of caviar sptt
ing MHdro admits she doesn't know
ON TIdaN tud SATURDAY, of nest
week. Alice HuHdN Will br shown Ht
thr pnHtimr 300 The Whirlpool boo
witch She PLAYS me role OF BELLA ca.
vello. a young Fifl forced f0 sor,r lf H
tDcoy tn tho rumhlnr hnuso Of hef
adopted uncle. Ferris n SAMPLER of
tho "~old-hoaft-of gold" variety who
nourishrH iu the "tcnieripIn' of Sew
YORK tIth
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-09
I DOMU SW, J0zEFA
v AVONDALE.

Jak w innych latach, tax i W
tvm roku Dziewice Z 'Bractwa RI
zanca Sw. z parafii Sw. Stanisaa-
wa Kostki, przypominaja Szan.
PublicznoSci, re urzadzaja wy
cieczke / zabawe, tym razem W
ogrodzie PREY Domu Sw. Jozefa
ME w Cragin. Zabawa odbedzie
sic ma korzySc przytuiku ola
Starcow i Kalek p. w. sw. Jozera,
II zbiegu ulic Schubert i Hamlin
ave. w Avondale. Zabawa ia Cd
bedzie sic W ostatnia niedziele
sierpnia d. Sligo i jezeli ME do
pisze pogoda, to zabawa odbedzie
sic dnia nastepnego w labor
zamiast W niedziele.
Dziewice wymienionego bra
ctwa maja n~adzieje, re usilowa-
MIA ich zostana poparte przez
Szan. PublicznoSc, ktora iaskawie
raczy przybyc jak najliczniej ma
te zabawe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-09

Paryz. 4 lipca, 1919.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-09

Do domu matki swej, PAM Nary
Wankat, wdowy, zam. pnr. 1868 N.
Ridgeway ave., powrocii o~negdaj syn
jej Stanisiaw. SIuzyl on W korpusie
inzynierskim jake szeregowiec pier
wszej klasy a " ciagu swego 14to
~miesiecznego pobytu we Francyi BIZ
sic ma pieciu f~rontach, z przeprawy
krwawej wychodzac Gallo. Ma on bar
do wiele ciekawych rzeczy do opo-
wiadania. z kt6rymi dzieli sic chez
mia: powrotem iego tax matka. ia
kotea / p~rzyjaciele i znajomi Sc
niezmiernie uradowani.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-09
Pred dziesieciu laty - piSze

Pred d~ZleSleclu laty - pl>He
PAM AIarya Muller Z Iiazenmorc.
!Sask.. - miaIam doSwiadczenie Z
Ora. Piotra Gomozo. Moi maleh-
k; synck byl w6wozas >';crtelnIc
chory. lecz to lekarstwo go ule--
czylo ! cd togo czasu jest on zu-
pelnic zdrowym". OtO wytfo-
maczcnic $ckrctu. diaczego to
zwyczajnc lekarstwo ziolowe sta
10 sic tax popuIarnem lekarstwem
i@milijnem. A~ptekarze ME NIGGA
was W ME zaopatrzyt. Piszcie do
DR.. Peter Fahrney and Sons Co..
2501 Washington Blvd. Chica--
so. III. Ogi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-09
/ ]. PADEREWSKI DO PO-
LAK0W w AMERYCE.
at Urzedu Prasowo-In formacyjnego Wydz. Mar. Poll

NhOmun1KdI q
Prevalent Ministrow prosi Wydziai Narodowy o zakomuniko-
vanie Polakom W Ameryce nastepujacego pisma:
Rodaczki, Rodacy!
Pragnienie kilku polskich pokolen jest spehnlone.
Ojczyzna nasza wolnai
Traktat pokoiowy z Niemcami uznaje Jej nnpodlegiosc, uo-
ezyscie ia stwierdzaja sprzymierzone stowarzyszone mocarstwa'
Jeiei plebiscyt ma Slasku W Prusiech Wschodmch wypadnle
ma nasza korzysc, to ~odzyskamy jeszcze ma zachodzie znaczna Geese
zemi polskiej oddawna utraconej.
Cd zwyciestw polskiego oreza na wschodnlch kresacn' Do al
szych ukiadow pokojowych wielkoSe Polski zalezee bedzie. DIS
juz rec MONA, re weksza czeS1 gmachu Rzeczypospohte] stane1a
mocno ma prawnie uznanych podstawach.
Dzielac sic z Wami, Siostry Bracia, ia radosna wiescia, zwra-
cam sic z holden dziekczynnym ku zwycieskim Pahstwom Enten-
ty. ku wspaniaiomyslnym zjednoczonym Stanodn' ku czcigodnemu
prezydentowi Wisonowi lego zacnym doradcon, ktorzy man,
mimo wszelkie wrog6w intrygi, zyczliwe szlachetne okazah popar-
Gle Ale nadewszystko ku VAN serdeczna mysl moja podaza.
Wszystkm VAN, ktorzyscie, gorliwie przyk3adnle wzsiedem
przybranej Matki speniajac obowiazki, wiernie PREY sztandarze
praojc6w stall. odwaanie i wytwale o wolnose ojczyzny wofal' na
Jej wskrzeszenie zadnej ohary krwi mienia ME szczedzil' wszy-
stkim VAN Wydzia}owi Narodowemu stworzonej przezen Ar
mil Polskiei, ktora dis istotnie tryumfy swieci, Czclgodnernu Du-
chowienstwu. z J. E. x. Biskupem RIDDEN ma czele, cafemu uo-
chanemu Wvchodztwu Polskiemu w Ameryce skiadam wyrazy mai
glebszego szscunku, n~ajwyzszego uznania najgoretszeJ wdziecz-
noSci.
Ofiary Vase ME posziy ma marne. Uzyte rozwaznie sunien-
ME przyniosiy one przynosza pomoc n~iezbedna shuteczna.
Okres o~dbudowy Panstwa. ustalenie granic potrwa dfugo Jesz-
ce. Czekaia mas zapewne wielkie trudnosci. Prey obejmowaniu w
posiadanie dawnych ziem naszych, poleje sic niewatpliwie sporo
krwi polskiei. Me malo ofiar poniesc w~ypadnie.
Me zrazajde sic jednak! Gdyby tn owdzie popenione costa
~ b3edy usterki, pomnicie, re ludzie, ktorym spadio ma bark je-
dino z najciezszych zadan W history Narodu, sa ludzmi tylko.
U}omnismy wszyscy aleSmy uczciwi.
Me szukamy zysku. ME ~pozadamy wiadzy ami chwafy. Prag-
niemy jeno wolnosci SHY, dobra szczescia ojczyzny.
ROdaczki, Rodacy! z gsebi wdziecznego miiujacego serca Sic
VAN pozdrowienie.
Brat Wasz ssuga wieny,
(podpisano) I. J. PADEREWsKI.
Paryi, 4 Hpca. 1919.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-09
OdezWa do POISkICh Fabry-
kant6W, KupC6w HurtOwnych,
ImpOrter6W / Eksport0r6W.

Otrzymalismy Z prosba o "a
mieszczenie ponizsze wezwanic.
re. strony ~Polsko-Amerykahskiej
Izby Handlowej W iBostonie,
Szanowni Panowie!
Do .Polsko = Amerykanskiej IL
by Handlowej w Bostonie, do
ktorej nalezy wiele lokalnych LIB
w r6znych polskich osadach mad
chodzq %codziennie listy Cd pol
skich kupcow z z%apytaniem o pc!
skie finn,y hurtowne i polskir
iabryki. Polscy dctalisci, chca "a
kupywat towar II swoich.
Many II ~naszej organizacyi O.
koio trzystu czionkow, a nowi
wciaz sic zglaszaja.
Otrzymujemy zapytania Cd TO
dak6w acknowledgement polskie
przedsiebiorstwa, gdzic 50 pol
Skie firmly hurtowne i fabryki
polskie.
Hurtownicy i fabrykanci!
W waszym wlasnym intere-
ne ley poinformowac a rra-
tychmiast. jakiego rodzaju towar
MAGIC ola detalistow, a zarazem
przysiat ccny, katalogi i wszel-
kie potrzebne informacye. aby-
>my mogli Sk;crowat naszych
kupcow wprost do polskich hur-
townik0w ! fabrvkantow. Bee
r6znicy jaki kto towar wyrabia
Tub S~przedaje hurtownic, MECH
poinformuie o tenn PolSko Anne
rykanska Izbe H%andlowq.
.AdrcS:
Polish American Chamber of
Commerce,
Room Fl.
Journal Bldg, Boston, Mass.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-09
LIGA NARODoW.

Skuteozna liga narodow utwo-
rzona zostafa juz dawno, pred
wojna swiatowa pr0ez tych, kto-
rzy uzywaja Trinera Amerykaf-
ski Eliksir Gorzkiego Wilma. Go
race, dziekczynne listy pisane w
27miu jezykach, angielskim, cze-
skim, ~stowackim, polskim, kroa-
ckim, sAowiahskim, serbskim, Ii
tewskim, francuskim, wAoskim,
hiszpanskim itp., So przelonywa-
jacymi dowodami co do harmonic
Z jaka wszystkie narody chwala
Trinera Amerykanski Elixir Go
rzkiego Wilma, alhowiem kazdy
vie, re to Trinera lekarstwo jest
najlepsza odpora przeciw atakom
chorob 5oladkowych i wszyst-
kim zarazom polaczonym z zabu-
r1eniem zoladka- DISTANCES ia
kowe II swego aptekarza, ktory
ma ma skladzie i wszystkie inne
lekarstwa Trinera, a gfownie Tri-
nera Liniment, Trinera kagodzi-
ciel Kaszlu, Trinera Antiputrin
(~doskonaiy do phukania gard}a i
ust. do mycia RAM. Me mozesz
zadac mic lepszego. -. Joseph
Triner Company, 1898 So.
Ashland ave. Chicago. III. Ogl.
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49,
I KonsuIatu GeneTaInegO
Po|skiej
" Nowym York;.

Nizej wymienione osoby. hub
ktokolwiek znajacy ich obecne
miejsce pobytu, zechca zgfosic
swoje terazniejsze adresy do Ge-
neralnego Konsulatu Rzeozypo-
spolitej Polskiej, 40 w. 10th str,
New York City.
Ostatni adres:
George Klein (Dembowski)
&c Kopernik str, hotel lroquois
Buffalo, n. Y.
Jozef Kormohski,
992 f. 18th ser.
Cleveland, Ohio.
Marya Tarabicka,
IS Winfield Ave.
Mount Vernon.
Stanisiaw Skuza,
S61 w. 18th str.
Chicago, Ill.
Antoni Przybylski,
125 Wheatfield str.
North Tonawanda.
Szaja Szejman.
ITS Rywyngton str,
New York City.
Franciszek Grodkiewicz.
727 West Fayette str,
Syracuse, n. Y.
J6zef Szefel,
49, NewinS str.
Dunkirk. \. \.
Emanuel Lazyngicr
c-of II. Foldowski,
Ala Nebraska. str,
Sioux City.
Herself Holdowski.
Ala Nebraska ave-,
Sioux City. o
Anna Karcz,
40 Sweet ave,
Buffalo, n. y.
J6zef Kacperek,
152 Black Rock Bush,
Buffalo, \. Y.
Ian Walozak,
253 Wilson str.
Buffalo, n. Y.
Rosek Raisman.
PIT East Hath str,
New York City.
Jan Trybala,
$3.50 Hermitage ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-09

Chicago, I'll.
Walenty Ciesla,
$50 Theodore str,
Detroit, Mich.
Chain Pile c-of Miss Kaufman
217 f. 114th str,
New York City.
Oh. Maliwiak,
AS Amsterdam str.
Hpboken, n. Y.
KONSUL GENERALITY.
Evening star., 1919-02-28
Pre-War Mediterranean Service.

NEW YORK, February 2S.-Pre- war
passenger service to the Mediterra-
mean was resumed yesterday with the
sailing of the Canopic, with accom-
modations filed to capacity, for Genoa
The passengers included Archbishop
Bruchesi of Montreal, who is going
to Rome.
Evening star., 1919-02-28
APPROVED BY THE SENATE.
Nomination of Hugh C. Wallace as
Envoy. to France Confirmed.

Nomination of Hugh C. Wallace Of
Tacoma, Wash, to be ambassador to
France was confirmed early this
smorning by the Senate, sitting in
executive session.
At the same time nominations of 4
number of postmasters and of Of
ficers of the Army to higher grades
We're confirmed
Evening star., 1919-02-28
VALIDATING BILL PASSED.
Senate Adopts Conference Report as
to Informal War Contracts.

Enactment OF the bill validating S2.-
700. 900, coo of informal war contracts
and providing for their settlement
was completed yesterday with the
adoption of the conference report by
the Senate without a record vote.
The measure now goes to the Presi-
dent.
Evening star., 1919-02-28
KILLED IN ACTION - PREVIOUSLY RE
PORTED WOUNDED DEGREE
UNDETERMINED.

KILLED IN ACTION N-PREvIoUSLy RE
PORTED WOUNDED (DEGREE
UNDETERMINED.
PRIVATE.
HESS, Clyde H., Gray Bull, Wyo.
DIED FROM woUNDs-PREvIoUsLY RE-
PORTED WOUNDED (DEGREE UN-
DETERMINED.
PRIVATE:
TALARICo, Giovanni, Richmond Hill, \. Y.
KILLED IN ACTION N-PREvIoUsLY RE-
PORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
BRYS0N, Raymond G., West Newton. Mass.
GAPPA. Joseph Walter, Wausau, Wis.
MINCHIE. Willie, Gainsboro, Tenn.
R0UILIAARD, Ludger l., Biddeford. Me.
SHACHYMAISTER. Sam, New York, N 7,
SMITH, Spencer, Heaton, n. q
DIED-PREvIoUsLY REPORTED MISSING
IN ACTION.
CORPoRALs:
GIBSON, Charles R.. Bennett. No.
JOHNSON, Elaf H., Sunesholm, Pjitteryd,
Sweden.
PRIvATES:
CR0T.rY. Thomas, Kilbush, County Glare, Ire
land.
FISHER, Sidney Paul. Mcpherson, Kan.
JELlNEK. Ferdinand, Ravenna, Neb.
LOWE, William, Fairchance, Pa.
LYONS, Clarence, Statesboro, Ga.
ERRoNEoUsLY REPORTED DIED FROM
WOUNDS RECEIVED IN ACTION.
PRIVATE:
JOHNSON. Clarence A, Rockford III.
Evening star., 1919-02-28

5000 ships lie on the oceans bed, worth bill
lions of dollars-Captain Kidd's treasure yarn
pales into pink with this intoxicating wealth.
It is dazzling story of how daring men of two
hemispheres are raising these ships: 500 already!
Evening star., 1919-02-28

Above is the summary Of casualties,
including casualties reported today.
The list includes those lost at sea, also
the total Marine Corps casualties to
date. but does. not include the Navy
casualties.
Army casualty lists released for
publication today contain 742 names,
divided as follows.
Evening star., 1919-02-28

CoLABINE, John W, BeIlwood Pa
KoRENSKI. Adolph, Racine Wis.
PRIVATES:
ANDERSON. Harry A. Jamestown ~ Y
CAPLINGER, Owen, Washington Court House.
Ohio.
FIyECoAT. Ralph J.. Tuscarawss, Ohio
JONES. Robert. WyBne, Ark
MCCORMICK. Henry p. Chicago Ill.
MCLEAN, Lester C., Alma, Mich
M1NCEY. Fayette. Cresten, Mont.
MOORE, Jarvis w, Macon Ca
SCRkEWICZ, Peter Toledo Ohio
RICKERSON, Luther p. Dubberly La
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