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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-12-26
&a1tta's
Rr1 Guinr
by j. RAY BAKER

/. 1919. by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate.)

tall, rawbOned sailor
stopped whistling when
he saw the automobile,
although his lips re-
NAMED pursed and va
por continued TO form
before his mouth.
He halted midway
between the fOg-bell
and the lighthouse. and
stamped his feet ener-
getically on the beaten
snow path. for they
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-12-26

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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-12-26

Dec. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25

she has sworn to Kill. meets, is wooed
hN ana later marries the Marquis de
Valera IN hour after her Wedding
she Is Informed by distant cousin
i'edr" Tora. tina, she is the bride of
Juan Esiudilio the very man she has
SET out TO Kill. Toral. let ii be known,
mas coveted Dolores ever since child
mood. but always she repulSed him
iorais parting shot after informing
Dolores is a warning that she must
carry out her blood vow that day. on
Inc same bill viii be the parade pic
lures and Douglas Fairba nks in ''rhc
Mystery of LcapinS Fish" laushable
two-recl comedy.
The story Of an extravagant wife"
miShi appropriately have been the
ht!c OF the new Madame Traverse
nhotoplay that will be shown at the
Colonial rheatcr next Friday and sat
urdaN. But William Fox has chosen to
call 1t The Love That Dares" Miss
if'NcrSc shows dramatically how far
some wives VIII go To aid their hus-
bands. AS biive RiSdon. she almost
loses her reputation in :, struggle TO
protect her husband \ millionaire
idl"r is at the bottom of all this trou.
hI", nut virtue brings it's own reward
ana the millionairc dies lust as he be-
reeves he has Olive in his power. Lone
som" Luke in The Marathon and the
ir"NS reception pictures viii he added
- attractions 49, -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25
The Week at the Movies

tNDEON-Momdn., George Walsh
In Luck and pIuCl<;" Tuesday. Doru-
thy: Dalton in "'Thc Iomrbrcnkcr;"
Wednesday,, Thcda Bara in .Whcn
Mc1 Dcsirr;" Thursday, Norma
'TafnadSc In "Thc Probation Wife,
Fri1ny and Saturday. t.iorin Swan
soI In Don't Change Your iius-
bnrfI.''
HJOU-Mondn. and Tuesday,
Shirley Mason in The final Close
upf Wednesday, aud Thursday.
Vivian Martin in "Thc Home Town
Girl;' Friday and saturday. Dorothy
Gfsh In "I'lI Get Him Vet
CDLONIAh-Mondn aud Tucsdny
Tom SIoOrc's zone of the Eincst:"
Wednesday and Thursday. Geraldine
Fhr1'nr in ''Jhc Stronger Now:'' Fri
dnE md saturday, Mudluinc Ira
Ncrce In "'rhc Love THAT Dnres"
NNCTOR-NI week. "nrcnL the
News 10 Mothcr.'
ISlS-All week. "I'be Better Ole"
BLlEBIRD-Mondn and Tues
day William Russell in "iiobh> IN
Rurry:" Wednesday,, Alice and
Frances Maun In "Ihe Wafer IiIy;"
Thursday aud Friday. GLADYS Leslie
In "Ni>s Duicic, From Dixie"
BR0ADNAN-Ali week. Leah
Baird In AS MIN Thinks"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25

Lily is notable for it's contrasting
scenes OF lille IN the tenements anu
uack taxes For pure. natural beauty,
many OF The scenes are unsurpassed.
Ends a family fcud of civil War time
ana WINS the man She loves and for
tune Ihats what Miss Dulcic does in
MISS DuIGlc From Dixie" which will
pc shown Thursday and Friday. Gladys
overcome all sorts Of obstacles before
she succeeds The picture is adapted
from the widely read novel Of the same
name by Lula Rae sdalc. \ Fatty"
Arhuckle comedy viii also be shown.
GrnyS' Parade on Screen
as special feature TO be shown al
the Colonial and Bijou Theaters this
week, III addition to the regular pro
cram 81 hiS features and the usual en-
IA Goa a' tra VII en presented about
homecoming parade and RichmOnds
welcome TO its heroes of the Grays and
The Twenty ninth Division. This MIN
WAS shot in Richmond yesterday and
shows all OF the big incidents in CON
nection with this history making event.
II shows the arrival OF the troops al
the state Fair Grounds. the meeting
with their friends and loved ones
there. the formation for The parade,
ovation given all along the line Of
march, The trIumphai arch, the review
by the Governor and the staff and other
Vows IN connection Herewith
This tlm. Immediately following the
parade. was rushed 10 New York by the
representative OF the kinoEram News.
the fastest screen news service in the
world. where ii was developed immcdi-
ateiy and returned TO Richmond by Spe-
cial messengers. where il will be shown
All this week 1t gives a more compre-
hensivc review OF the greatest day in
hlchmond.S history in years, Follow
ing its showing here this week The
film will be presented to the city Of
Richmond by Mcssrs Wells Wilmer
and Vincent. and later will hc shown
in the public schools of the city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25

.
anything new abOu = @irIs incGn4ls
tency and certainly N. doesn't fEt,i
is the orig inal disoo.eror or ,npt Ont,
standing rait 10 feminine rE,r,.,rr
But hf: does smile 4 IL uow and MOI,
now mst a litilc moro than ever iIls
screen plays make MIN cocuizaur az
human nature for twu reasons ~
hrst being that ne ~ forever IN. M.
midst Of one. and the second hcr,f,,,
his Goldwyn Pictures are aimed TO re-
zfect people as they really arc MS
newest is one o. tho Finest" /. com
rdy- drama In which lie ASSUMES NO
adventures arc no, At ali those ex
pected Of man ia his position and
which comes TO- the. Colonial Tloatcr
(. tomorrow and Tuesday. with tn mic
lures OF the Grays' parade and rcccp-
tion and a Keystone comcdy added
3aGA fight 10 free herself from ihc
clutches Of a band OF Apachcs in th.tr
tflnderSround den is bur on. Of Inc
8gNsrrs.r in Tho Stronger Vow hcr
latest Goldwyn Picture. which comes 10
the Colonial Theatcr "Wednesday and
@Thuriday.
9 The International celebrity lbs tho
arole OF Dolores DC COrdovn. SplnIsh
beauty. who. while securing Parje IN,
saeareh OF her brothers slayer. whon,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25
"Hrcnk tho New. to Mother

small town life as ii actually - not
Small-town life as we lind il in Fiction
: seen IN Select Pictures latest spe-
ga attraction Break the News to
M"ther: which comes this week to the
Dave Bray. the small-town hoy. with
HI pcitE troubles. which TO him seem
Ike gigantic mountain, his sweet
hrar' iIuth, and his widowed mother
Mhnm he worships with love stronger
nan an Inc powers on earth. constitute
Inc principal characters OF this charm
ihE story. whose heart intcrca, will
hoId YOU from BEGINNING to end
n Break the News to Mother we
arc given an inner view into the lives
OF the three kinds Of people which CON
s,itute 10 make the population OF an,
small town, There is The millionaire -
me man who practically owns the
Ways seems TO have enough money.
q although no one knows where he gels
~, ana me poor man. usually clerk
who's" income forces him TO aprear
parSimonious in the eyes OF the world
toward Goodwin owned the biggest
factory III the town. tho hes. house in
mat was best in the town even the
town itself. y few blocks away stood
ne ,ltile frame house which. despite
us shabby exterior. was Il much finer
ana happier home than the big house
on me mn Dave and his widowed
motor llVcd here, and many were the
nappN hours spent in the small. coZilv
FINISHED sitting room. with bright
IRE burning in the CRATE. around which
SAT Mrs Fray, Dave and Ruth.
p"Iightful charming typical small
own life, Break the News to Mother
VIII charm any audience
IN Loves False Faces" the now
'aramount- Mack Scnucti comedy which
VIII DC shown AT tho Victor as an cX-
IRA feature all this week Chester
C"nklin is seen as a bartender ,yho
Is in love with Marie Provost, tho
pretty boarding housckccper and wife
OF - lazy husband. Chester urctrnds In
,"he great interest ia the HUSBAND
'uid frames up for him an affair with
smother Girl one OF the beautiful
hoar"rrS at the lodging house. Ru, his
dupl'ci'y is finally cXnosch. and no is
gwen good ;rouncinE in his own
hair"on!. in one Of the funniest rchi
scenes ever screened.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25
"1,he Final CIo,,-I,. y, ni;uu


Ones1nrht believe when one sees INC
iitlc. 9Th Final Close IN" tho new
Para iHpunt picture, starring Shirley
MasoM which vii! tie shown ~ th"
Bijou@Thcatcr tomorrow and Tuesday,
that the Dhotoplay deals with the advcn-
lures sof moving picture actress in n
STUDIO. but that IS a wrong inDrcsSion
The Finsl Close Cu" is a story of Inc
aIventires % q little department. store
girl cafrE who had no money hut lot :
Of Pep and determination \ Rurto,
Holmes TraVclOEuc ana the review Of
me GayS reception and parade IN
Richacnd are shown. the latter All
TO nave 4 girl love YOU is one ihine.
and Ia have her stick 10 you when yoti
go WCong. is another Ia many case :
ioNe hes ont Of the window when the
IaiteiT- case prevails. In Tho Home
IownSSiil, new Paramount picture
s,arrME dainty and charming Vivian
Mariin which viii be presented at Tho
siiou -Thcatcr "Wednesday and THURS
day. shis question forms ono of IT,.
main foints - the story Mutiard Inn,
N "A Gfw comedy cartoon ana Il BRAY.
photograph are added features. tOGcth-
or Win The parade pictures
After The production of a straight
mas again returned 80 TN Held - purc
comedy In IN Gei Him Vel" Gcr
current picture. which Viii he snov.n
=, the RiJou Theater next Friday AMI
SATURDAY, there viii he no difficulty on,
me part OF the auGicuc. 30 york oui
the problems of the play
Its Siegl"s we want" save mise
Gish, but ia tho prcyitws tho 'cigrinI
grew 10 roars Smiling EfIi" jSafSs,n.
In "AIPinch" adds to the hilariit, ~ 80.
splendid comedy The parad. pir,ut, "
VI inc rraya ~ nom" arc also shown
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25
Hiur birds offerings.

tinhbs ~ a furry" siS-rc.l Offer.
M featuring William Russell viii he
SHOWN Monday and Tuesday .i'his ,s :,
western comciy-drama fun Of hu,nnr
comedy Bright ana EARLY" and cur.
fcit Events arc the added features
AIi'e and France. Mnnn, two talent.
cess on both tho legitimate stare ,'i
~ ,nlo,,oh pictures: appear together in
INC water LILY which is the ME.
yurc ror Wednesday Aside from A
''f! interesting story, The Water
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25
"Ihc Hettcr ole" at Isis.

Ola SIN. The central figure in the
:. f'ht comedy, The Better Ole" which
,rheater is the. every day sort Of a
person everybody knows
INC heiter Ole" is typical of the
bic soldiers of the old "Littie CON
tempt!hlt' army OF Great Britain
which fought and stemmcd the Ger
I ,i, IN me trst great rush of the
runs over Belgium and France and
attempt TO override the world. II is a
g"rhI!nE good picturc-a peach Of a
I n'""tng'ioni II is SO damned with
!htCicSied and entertained from start
~, IN without single lct-up.
''id blll IS the chief character in this
picture; hu, h" is ably seconded by Scr,
ana MI. his TWO cronics. and BY Vic
,"irr' 4 charming and cnthusia stically
GSii d iil FF @iF. sirl and by Maggie
glher important characters I'm the pro
ancii"n; an IF whom arc portrayed by
"tsc9 Hii screen players. The part
"bif manner by Charles Rock. Who
piaNed tn" role in the original produc-
npacity business at the Cort Thea,er
in New York city. and five ;nnrin q
companies are presenting the play in
'' iais'r cities throughout The land
'S everywhere being greeted with
be- most uumultuous cnthusiasn and ia
tthE " IN big success. II is inter
"sliNE 10 know that the screen version
Is even better Than tho stage produc.
The Better 'oio" was played before
~" screen by tho lannon's co.nnanv
MHlEn ORIGINALLY presented tho stage
play In .ondon and started tho attra%
ION "n 't9 sensational career OF suc
,'Fss har'"s ROCK, who made such an
-" iHah"onS hnd tremendous hi; I'm
'he role OF old Bni is seen on ,bo
S1r3"n IN that part. and Arthur Clcayc
It,P3i1i, 'inSh = Wright who played old
~ p'iS ia IN" original production,
version ''' ""''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25

The plans OF an American dcStruc-
i've Rirplane, secured by trickery by
Sensaf onal manner. is one OF the thrill
ins mcidGnis in Luck and PLUCK"
william foN's latest production fea-
to the Odcon tomorrow only.
Walsh is seen this time in an en-
tirely new sort Of character Endowed
with dcit myers and an alert brain
he is. able 10 thwagt every plot of thu.
governments enemies who have been
United States Intelligence Eurcnu 10
furti9r their own ends. George does
ALI KINDS OF stealing. hui he does IL for
love Of his country and the p!rl.
Thrilling horseback rcScucS. wild
autoip obile rides and desperate hand
to- hand sirusEleS are the big features
OF this newest production. Smiling
Bill EParsons in "Crcumstantial Evi-
denc9 is the comedy feature
,r sa "StS s fn6 cubs "a art ana all he
play conspicnons pari IN f"2 Thdmas III
inces latest photoplay The Home
hreaker" IN which rharming. Dorothy
Theatcr Tuesday
II Is the story OF how clever young
SRI, who had learned TO know life be
cause OF her experiences as travel
erstwhile lover of pleasure madness
that has estranged him from her The
Parsons comedy is added today also
OnlS IN rare instances can a woman
win admans love by posing as n cocottc
StepDipG into the shoes of a notorious
woman is the sole means hy which the
heroine OF when Men Desire can fnd
her Gay back into her lovers arms
This Nilliam Fox production in which
Thedaf Eara is starring, opens at the
THURSDAY Norma TIA lmadgc plays a
Spccia5 return engagement in The
Probation Wife" ono Of the prrtticet
and most absorbing nIoduct IONS ever
scrce Ged Friday aud Sa .urday Cecil
De Mfhc's famous Don't Change Your
Hush&nd,' starring Gloria Swanson.
EllioG Dexter and an all-star cas-, is
10 heseffercd Win special comedy al-
traction aAdch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25
Al the HroaIi1N.nr.

Life in the Latin Quarter Of Paris
where artists work and play. achieve
fame or fail by the waysidc: night
NE OF the great metropolis. and then.
N contrast. the home life OF New
orkS ariStocracy-thiS is tho atmos-
pher" Of AS Man Thinks" in which
Leah i'aird is featured at the Broad
way lheatcr next week. Several years
ago AS Man Thinks" like all ar
Augustus Thomas plays set New Yor,;
taxing. 1T was the sensation Of the
hour and enjoyed a long Broadway
run and road success with John Mason
as ne star !, has now been produced
ny marry Ravcr az q Four star pic
turr. the first OF a series Of adantation.
OF IN" plays Of MIR. Thomas. America s
greatest playwright. George Irving
VINO directed "To Hell with thn
NaiSor, has given tho film a LAVISH
Selling and splendid direction
me story OF AS Man Thinks" is
woven around the subject tf the dnuhin
standard ot morals. Why does society
punish f1ithlcss wife mere sevcrciv
IMAM 'aithl"ss husband? is the ,uuns
ton asked and answered
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-20
CUCHNACY ODDECH.
ORA. Edwards Olive Tabliczh
Usuwaja PrzycZyne

Ora. Edwards Olive Tabliczki,
srodek utywapy zamiast calomelu,
dziaiaja lagodnie ma kiszki / PREY
Ludzie majacy 'cuchnacy oddech
predlio sic go po8bywaie biorac
Ora. Edwards Olive fabdczki.
Przyjemne, toczone W cukrze tab
lic2ki biora 'Wszyscy ma cuchnacy
oddech, ktorzy o Mich Wiedza.
Ora. Edwards Olive Tabhczki
dzialaja lagodnie ale peWnie ma
kiszki / watrobe, p~obudzajac 1e DO
'prawidlowej dzialalnosci, csyszcEa
krew 4 delikatnie w~yczyszczaja ca
ly system. Robia to co TOD ME-
b~ezpieczny calomel, be- zadnycn
zlych n~astepstw.
Wszystkie dobre strony nieprZy-
jemnych, n~udzacych / spraWia1a-
cych b6le srodk6w ma przeczyszcze-
ME sa usuniete z Ora. Edwards
Olive TablicZek.
DR.. F. M. Edwards wynalazf to
formuike po siedmnastoletniej pra-
ktyce pomiedzy pacyentami cierpia-
cymi ma klopoty watroby 1 kiszek
spraWiajacymi ely oddech.
Olive Tablic1ki So mieszanina
czysto roslinne mieszana z OLIVIA;
MONA je poznaG pc ich kolorze
oliwkowym. Wei jedna Tub dwie
W kazdy wiecz6r przez tydzieh 4
przekonaj sic. 1Oc 1 25c.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-20

BLZCY SW. FRANCISZKA z Assyzu: biog.
Pika-matka; uczniowie: h. Szymon z ,,Collazzone"
Wilhelm-anglik; spowiednik i sekretarz-b4. Leon.
Wszystkich z trzech zakon6w Sw. Franciszka
Dominica ,,B}ogosiaw." i ,,Venerabiles" niezna-
nych ~szczeg6owo: Kardynal6w Sch, Arcybiskup.
e, Biskup6w ID, kr6l. rodu 10, Meczen. oko4o 1913,
widow 20, kleryk6w 2, a wszystkch razem oko}o
SIT.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-20
(WIasna korespondeneya ,Dzien
niks chieag0s6ego."0
New Orleans, Is pazdz.

~ 1890
w uzupeinieniu naszego sobot
niego artykuh w sprawie wyra-
zonej W nagbowku, podajemy Po-
nizszs koresPOndencYe:
Miro mi podzielic sic z Czytel-
nikami Dig. Chicagoskiego" spo
strzezeniami i wrazeniami, jake
wyniosiem do tego czasu z swia-
towel ~konferencyi baweanianej W
New Orleans.
w ubiegla ~niedziele, d. II b. m.
o gcdz. Ii :l5 pred poludniem
pociag Panama Express PREY
wiozi muie oraz adwokata Kaez-
marka do tego cudownego miasta
poiudnia.
Prey wydavaniu nam kart kla-
syfikacyjnych i polecauiu kwate-
~ przez glowny komitet koufe-
rencyi - sekretarz tego komitetu
zwrocii nam uwage, re Polska,
ktora jest piatym z rzedu krajem
pod wzgiedem przemysiu bawei-
rianego, wcale ME jest ofieyalnie
reprezentDwana, co ma mas bardzo
niemiie Wrazenie zrobilo - a
zwiaszcza, gdy przegladajac liste
obcyeh delegacyi, zauwazyiem az
4 Czechow delegatow z sekteta-
rzami. IA ktorych czele stoi ME
jakiS DR.. E. Fucker z Pragi.
Chcac sic co$kolwiek cd delega
e tow czeskich dowiedziec, udalem
sic do ich kwatery. Doszedlem
tam do przekonania, re to wy
trwani kupcy i fabrykauci. Jedyna
ieh ambicya - to zagarniecie ryn
kow Polski, Rosyi Jugoslawii -
j wogole przodownictwo W Sfo-
wianszczyznie.
Gdv W rozmowie z DR.. Zucke-
rem zapytalem, dlaczego sic Gee
81 z Polakami w kraju ME chca
posodzic. Zaczal mi wraz z iowa
rzyszami udowadniac, re wgiel
Slash Jest i'm kOniecznie Potrzeb-
ny, re bez takowego przemysi
tkacki upadnie W Czechach i t. p.
Gdy i'm udowadniaiem, ze Czesi
maja W swoim kraiu wieeei We
gla jak i'm potrzeba re Eagle
bic Dabrowskie konsumpcyi pry-
watnej - ME przemysiowej -
ME pokryje. wowczas uciekli sic
do kruczk6w politycznych - i
tax Emil Hernych, delegat j czho-
uek Stowarzyszenia Fabrykan-
tow Tkackich w Czechach, wy
razil sic, re ma Slasku Cieszyh--
skim niema Polakow tylko So
,,Wasser = Polaks". Kiedy zas
zwrociiem i'm uwage, re Niemcy
to samo mySleli o G6rnym Slssku
ale powitanie przekonaio ich o
nlylnoSci tego sadu, w6wczas DIR.
Ernest Fucker odezwai sic: ,,Je-
zeli Czesi beds zmuszeni Polsce
oddac Slask Cieszyhski, to i'm cd
Gadza bez wegla."
Widzac, re w arogancyi swej
przcwyzszaja Niemcow, pozegna
lem naszych n~pobratymcow" i nj
Ggy z mimi ME chez mice mic do
czynienia, p%oniewaz odnfosiem
wrazenie, re g}6wnym celem ich
przyjazdu tn ME jest lyle bawel-
ma, co urabianie opinii tutejszei,
re Slask jest i'm niezbednie po-
trzebny i IA kazdym kroku o tenn
mSNyia y SnoSobnoSc ku tenn
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-20
Il WszechsWiatOWej KOn-
ferencyi Bawefnianei.


bernatorzy kilku Stanow. oraz re
prezentanci z niIszej izby Kon-
gresu So tu ma konfereueyi obeeni.
Konferencya rozpoczeia sic w
poniedziaiek, Is paidziernika. ia
biore W niej udziai jake ofieyalny
delegat Agricultural Chemical
Co. i jcstem przydzielony do SEX
cyl Produkcyi, oraz metod protek
cyl nasion bawesny. We wtorek,
dnia i4go pazdziernika przema--
wialem pred komitetem tejie
sekcyi ma temat. oehrony ziarna
do zasiewow. Eksperci rzadowi i
liczni plantatorzy So bardzo zain-
teresowani nsszym produktem
zwanym ',,Seed-Pretecto''.
Zaznaezye ma tenn miejscu mu-
sze, re Boil Veevil" i Pink Boil
worm" ~zniszczyiy dwie ttzecie
zbior6w bawelny W ostatnich la
tach..
DIS, to jest 15go, adv. NJ.
Kaczmarek stawai jake delegat
Polskiej Izby Hand1owej pred
wspolnym komitetem Finsns6w,
Kredytu i Eksportu.
Miedzynarodowy Komitet ten
skiada sic z dwu ~prezesow, Johna
T. Scott, Amerykanina i Sir ia
mesa Hope ~Simpsona, Anglika.
Pred komitetem toczyiy sic go
race dyskusye IA temat potrzeby
danych KRAKOW, oraz zniszczenia,
W jakiem wojna je pozostawi'a.
Wzwiazku z TEN BeIgiiczycy,
Francizi, Czesi i prawie kazda ma
rodowoSc zwiazana z wojna eu-
ropejska postawiia pewne zsda-
MIA.
Gdy zas przyszla kolej ma Pol
ske, adwokat Kaczmarek W DIR
siejszem p~rzemowieniu udowod-
nil, re Polska ~najwiecej ucierpiala
gdyz ME tyiko surowy materyal,
ale takze urzadzenia fabryczne
zostafy z niej przez Niemcow wy
wiezione j do tego czasu ME zwro
cone.
Ma to Sir James Hope Simpson
faiszywie przez zydow i Czechow
p~oinformowany ~odpowiedziai, re
W Polsce - jak go informowano
- juz wszystkie zakiady funkcyo
nuja i re tyiko bs~einy bedzie
tam jeszcze potrzeba. Pc dalszem
wyjasnieniu przez adv. Kaczmar-
ka, re faktycznie bardzo nialo
tkackieh maszyn zostzio z Poz-
nanskiego j Gaficyi przez wrog6w
naszych wywiezionyeh, ale nato-
Mast W Kroiestwie, .skad Niemcy
wszystko kompietnie wywiezli,
mic ME pozostaso. Komites PREY
chyll sic do prosby naszej i O.
Swiadezyi, re zarekonenduje, u
dzielenie kIedyt6w korporacyom
i maiym przedsiebiorstwom tka-
ckm w Poisce ola zakupna ME
tylko baweiny ale i maszyn, a
zarazem zaiada, ably Stany Zjed-
noczone wyasygnowaly jeden BIZ
lion dolarow ma ffnansowauie
przemyssu KRAKOW dotknietych
wojna.
Pc przemowie adwokata Kacz-
marka W New Orleans Chamber
OF Commerce, zsromadzeni dele
gael entuzyastycznie go oklaski-
wall. Tylko jedyni Czesi i Angli-
cy, jak zauwazyiem zschowywali
sic z rezerwa podezas bury okla
skow.
Nmiejszem koheze sprawozda-
! ME z dwu dni, a gdy przybede W
poniedzaiek do Chicago podam
dalsze szezegoiy j p~ostanowienia
k~onferencyi.
Stan. H2nezewsh.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-12-29
Jews TO HAVE FLOUR
FOR UNlEAvENED BREAD
Jewish Relief Committee Sends Sup
ply Of Flour to Folks In
Jerusalem.

New York, December 29.-Poland's
destitute Jews, who have gone foodless
through five years OF joyless holidays.
will celebrate the Feast of the Pass
over this year with real unleayened
bread.
Funds raised by the American Jew
ish Relief Committee and its kindred
organizations are making 1t possible
for Poland's three million suffering
Jews to have their "matzoth" or un-
leayened bread at their Passover
feasts this year. although the mat
10th" will be the only reminder tc
these starving people Of the sumptu-
Gus feasts they used to have before
starvation and disease began thinning
their ranks.
Flour is to be shipped to Poland al
once by the Joint Distribution Com.
mittee which directs the relief worf
kof American Jewish Relief organiza'
ton funds. Destitute Polish Jews
will be employed to manufacture the
unleayened bread, which according tt
plans OF the Joint Distribution Com.
mittee, will give employment to sever
al thousand men, women and children
and help to reyitalize the baking IN
dustry in addition to providing needy
Jews with food during the holidays
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-12-29
IN THE pays NEWS

wr. Simon F'lexener. VINO will pre-
side at the annual meeting of the
American Association for the Advance
ment of Science opening at st. oLuis
today, Is director of the laboratories
Of the Rockefeller Institute for Medi-
cal Research, and famed for his inves-
legations and discoveries In relation to
bubonic plague, infantile paralysis
and other infectious diseases. DR.
Flexner is a native of Louisville and
received his early medical training in
the university of that city, Subse-
Quently he pursued his studies al
Johns Hopkins University and abroad
Previous to accepting his present posi-
at the Rockefeller Institute he hat
been attached to the faculties of Johns
Hopkins and the University of Penn
sylvania and had filled high positions