davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-19

Andrzei siabodzian, 1920 Farber
str, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Szlama Kraus, 315 Gaskell str,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Ignacy Stankowski, ZIG Ward
str, Chester, Pa.
Marya Grabura, 1926 Homerrke
ave., East Chicago, Ind.
Antoni sapota, 125 Mitchell str.
Detroit, Mich.
Adam Stachahski, Mollenaner str.
Allegheny Co.
NJ. Twapdowicz, C. O.. L. Eron,
$40 Penn ave-, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Abram Te~yeIbaum, 226 St. Pa
trick str, Toronto, Ont. Canada.
Antoni Wierzba, Westmceeland,
Ermin Pa, Box SO R. F. D. 8.
Antoni Wylezek, 1905 Winchester
strs, Lakewood, Cleveland, o.
Antoni wolski. 124s N. Ashland
ave, Chicago, III.
MieczysIaw Bibich, 1924 r. Falls
str, Niagara Falls, N. Y.
Maks Woteramn, c o. Selkiw1to,
1876 Fountain ave-, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Aren Danger, 2ss E. Srd str,
New York City.
Kapitan Karol Pankowski poszuku
je. Ignacego / Elibiety ~Paprockich
w Chicago,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-19
II.

Konsulat Generality wzywa po
nizej wymienione osoby wzgled-
ME wszystkich znajacych ich O.
becne miejsce pobytu do zglosze-
MIA sic listownie do Konsulatu.
. FrancisZek Kasza, 1901 - 14sth
str, East Chicago, Ind.
Maryan Cybulski, 1915 South 10
str, Camden, n. j.
Roman Sulewska, S65 E. 10th str,
Cleveland, o.
Wanda straczynska, ssS E. sSth
str, Cleveland, o.
Piotr Becker, 124 st. Nicolas ave-,
Brooklyn, n. Y.
J6zef Kacperek, 1852 Bush str.
Buffalo, Black Rock, N. Y.
Tomasz Ffdali, 1855 Fox str,
Chicago. III.
Antoni Bendkowskj 1915 Penn
ave., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Ludwik Druszer. 2 Johns str, Tor
Junction str.), Detroit, Mich.
Jan Trybaia, 1850 Hermitage str.
Chicago, Ill.
Joe sliwarc, III Maple str, Dir
CINE, MINI.
J6zef Laksman, c. o. Harry OPP
penhein, Canker, 800 Gravel str,
New oYrk.
R. Dicker, 519 W. 151st str,
New York City.
Piotr zientara, 2712 Penn ave.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Wilhelm Borenstein, 3oS-Sl0
Market str, New York City.
MARGIN Aniolek, 146 Milburn str,
Buffalo. n. Y.
Antoni Chwalik, Pittsburgh.
wojciech Czubak, Cobalt, Ont.
Box SIS, Canada.
Coda Gold, Is Siegel str, Brook-
Ign. n. Y.
Bern. Quicksilver, Amsterdam, N.
Y.
Marya Felczehska, 12s Fulton str.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Aleksander Green. East Youngs-
town, Ohio. P. o. B. 2s2.
Antoni Cora, S3s Krosat str. La
Sale. III.
Hersz Guksman, 1916 Chestnut
str, Toronto. Canada.
wojciech Giel, 1886 Camden ave.
Loran, o.
J6zefa Keink, East Hammond
Ind. P. o. Box SIS.
Stefan Janeczek, Detroit, Mich.
Karol Kutmieh. 13s Town send
str. Dunkirk. N. Y.
Katarsyna Kondas, Chicago, III.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-19
I KOHSULATB GENERALkEGO
RzECzYpOSPOLITEJ POLSKIEJ
W EOWYM YORKU.
kompnikat /.

Konsulat Generality Rzeczypo-
spolitej Polskiej W New Yorku
komunikuje:
Pc ukonczeniu prac w Perth
Amboy, W Passaic, Newark, Bay
onne, N. ]. wyjada urzednicy Kon
Sulatu Generalnego wydziaiu ola
spraw podatkowych a mianowi-
Gle p. A. J. Reilly i p. NJ. Kocz-
wanski do New Britain i Hart
ford, Conn.,, celem niesienia po-
mocy rodakom W wypelnianiu
podan o zwrot niesiusztie pobra-
nego podatku osobisto-dochodo-
wego i urzedwac beda dnia Is, 10
! 20go W czasie Cd godz. l1tej
rano do 4tej popoludniu i cd 7ej
do loci wieczorem w budynku
szkoiy parafialnej Sacred Heart
w New Britain.
Dnia Fl j Ego W czasie cd II
rano do 4 wieczorem w budynku
szkoly parafialnej imienia Sw. Cy
ryla i Metodego 81 Governor Str.
Hartford, Conn.
Obywabele polscy wind jak-
najliczniej skorzysta6 z spOsobno
Sci ! osobi$cie przedlozyc wyde-
legowanym urzednikom Konsula
tn Generalnego swe sprawy po-
datkowe, oszczedzajac sobie tym
sposobem zachodu i jezdznia do
Nowego Yorku.
Osoby, ktorym chodzi o zwrot
aadwyzh podatkowej powinny
przynieSe re SODA do budynku
szkolnego wszystkie papiery i
pokwitowania podatkowe, ktore
posiadaja. Osoby zas ktone podat
ku dotychczas ME placiiy, moga
uzyskac infomacye.
Wyjazdy do innych miejsc sku
pien obywateli polskich nastapia
W najblizszym czasie i podane be
da W odpowiednim ezasie do pu-
blicznej wiadomoSci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-19

Jan Kwaszkiewicz, 1717 Edward
Alley, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Adam Krawcayk. 2S42 w. 25th
place, Chicago, Ill.
Sam Koperman, 167 Ave B. Ney
York City.
Adam Lesniewski, 504 - 151st
str, East Chicago, Ind.
Antoni Klimczyk, 1924 Homerk
ave-, East Chicago, Ind.
J6zef Stankowski, Auburn, N. Y,
113 State Str.
Haja Silbergold, Merchant Tailor,
543 Kingost, Charleston, S. c.
Hendler Shops, IS Humboldt str,
Brooklyn, n. Y.
Mend Gerszkowicz, 416 E. 18th
ST., Kansas City, Mo.
Mienaa KoSci6ikowski, Chatary-
mes, Canada, P. o. st.
Jankiel Pszeuica, IS Walton
str, Toronto, Ont. Canada.
Tomasz Golab, f717 Blackstone
ave-, Grand Crossing, Chicago, Ill.
Joel Pacanowski, c. o. R. Silver
berg, 1915 Hoe ave., Bronst, n. Y.
Jan Trace, Joliet, III.
Maurycy P6ltorok c. o. Paul Well,
1920 Broadway, Brooklyn, N Y.
H. Kaufman, 30 E. 114th str,
New York City.
stanisiaw opawski, 900 Collins
str, Joliet, III.
wladyslaw Gago, Walder, Colo
RADIO.
Jan skowron, ga Phonetic ave-,
Detroit, Mich.
Ludwik Puzynski, SIS Page ave-,
Jackson Mich.
Michal Obraczka, 277S Amherst
str, Black Rock, Buffalo, n. Y.
Walenty Harasiniak. 145S Louis
str, c. o. Purzycki, Camden, n. J.
Aleksander Zbiec, 104 Miller str,
Latrobe, Pa.
Henryk Geszewski. $3.50 Eber-
kharelt ave., Chicago, Ill
joe Kulinski. 222 - 18th str,
Niagara Falls, n. Y.
Kasper Juszczyk, Cornelia str,
Chicago.
Stanislaw Juszczyk, Cornelia str,
Chicago.
Wasyl Jarem, II cicotte str. De,
troit, Mich.
Julian G6rski. 1859 - Gath str,
San Francisco, Cal.
Adolf Sylvester straus, 100 W
Bethman str, Detroit, Mich.
Wasyl Kowal, 1920 Farber str.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
MARGIN Seiborowski, Kansas CT
", 725 Chambers str. Cambridge
STRIP Missouri.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-19

swiadczyi takiej przyjemnosci,
jak w owych kilku minutach: -
Kazdy z zolnierzy pc otrzymaniu
maiego upominku stawal ma ,,ba-
cznoSc' i salutowal. Oficerowie
staneli po jednej stronie drogi i
przypatrywali sic temu z uSmie-
chem ma twarzy, a kiedy ostatni
zolnierz otrzymai paczke podzie-
kowali nam i ". N. c. A" ser
decznie "a owa usiuge.
w Vittel znalezliSmy okoio
400 zoinierzy, bedacych W slulbie
a pomiedzy mimi by} jeden, kt6ry
pracowal w oddziale, zajmujacym
sic praca ola Polski, ktora kiero-
wala pani Shoots W Paryzu. Szy-
kowny to byl chsopiec. Przygo-
towalismy zo,nierzy ma podroz,
ktora wkr6tce sic rozpQczeia, a
potem przez diugi czas, MONA
bylo siyszec wiwaty ma nasza
Geese. Me MONA dosyc ma chwa-
lie sic zasiug p. Maples'a i jego
towarzyszy W tel dywizyi. Pod
Gas naszego TAME pobytu O.
trzymai on rozkaz wyruszenia W
szesciu godzinach do Polski, vie
cesmy pozeq1ali go, zyczac rnu
pomySlnoSci ma nowem poiu dzia-
Ian.
Will D. Carpenter,
sekretarz ~. NJ. C.. A."
Dywizyi Neufchateau.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-19

Obiecanh cacanki, a giupiemu radoSc -
rzucI Ivan.
Najwieksi urzednicy obiecali, to moze i
dadza....
Dostaniecie lyle, re wan sam dyabel z pie
COW ME odbierze. Pamietacie, jak to brali oporni?
- dogadywa3 Ivan.
CHOP milcza4 dIuga chwile, a W koncu rzekl
najspokojniej:
"A jak nam ziemi ME dada, to sic wszyscy
przepiszemy ma katolik6w.
Oniemia}em re zdumienia, lecz Ivan zacza}
sic gloSno Smiac.
- Me movie ma smiech - zgromil go tam
ten surowo i ciagna{ bardzo powaznie i z przeko-
naniem - Ten sam Pan Bog jest W koSciele, CO i
w cerkwi. Ale W koSciele jakos milej, DO i nabo-
'zenstwo }adniejsze, i p~oSpiewac MONA, i muzyka
gra, i z procesyami chodza, i ksiadz czasem ma ka-
zaniu powie TAX presto do serca, re cz}owiek sic
Iwyp}acze i zaraz mu ulzy. Juz mi nawet dzieci
groza, re, jak tylko dorosna, to sic zaraz przepisza.
IPrzeciez wszystkie ddewczyny i ch}opaki z caiej
wsi co niedziela lataja do koScio}a. Do cerkwi to
'ich nawet kijem ME napedzi. Bo jedna wiara po-
Wilma bye ola wszystkich; a przez to, re Jeden
dom katolicki, q drugi prawoslawny, to po wsiach
.tylko ciagle N6tnie, gniewy i obraza Boska i igor
szenie. Navel Zydy sic wySmiewaja, re W kazdeJ
cha}upie innego dnia swieto.
To czemu sic ME przepiszecie ma katolika?
- spytai go Ivan.
- jakby nam ziemie rozdali?
To ME wiecie, CO W Hrubieszowje powie-
'dzia} ch}opom wasz biskup?
- Cos~mi tam m6wili, ale ME pamietam co.
Przyszli sic upominac o grunta, obiecane
PREY podpisaniu, to i'm rzek4: ,,Ziemia ME guma'
to lei ola was ME rozciagne:""
l nappawde tax powiedzia&? pytai Sci
szonym, trwoznym g}osem.
S1yszaio wiecej, niz sto ludzi. powiedzlaf
prawde. Cudzego przeciez ME wezmie, ME dadza'
a wan ME odda!
Dosyc d}ugo mu o tenn wyk}ada}, az chop spo-
sepnia{, twarz mu sic poredli}a br6zdami troski,
|oczy przygas}y, j W koncu skina} mi giowa, Wysko-
'czyl ma ziemie i powl6ki sic ma safnym koncu kom-
panii. srodze z~adumany.
WymineliSmy kompanie talk v'olno, re mia4em
ezas ia przeliczyc: wszystkiego szlo trzydzieSci
Iosiem osob.
Jakos niewiele ciagnie ma prank "a
uwazylem.
- o oteraz juz ME plaza "a ,,bohomolie" pc
praznikach i cudownych miejscach, to sic ludziom
~niesporo wybieraG ma wiasny koszt! - zasmiaf
sic Ivan, popedzajac konie. Ale, dojrzawszy mo-
lie niedowierzanie, doda} cynicznie:
Sam dawniej bra}em strawne "a take spa
Gerry. Wychodzi3em sic niemaio! Byfem z ,boho-
.molcami" w Poczajowie j W Lawrze hjowskiej,
w Lesnej, i W Radecznicy = wszedzie, gdzie mi
.kazali. Lecia}em z ochota, DO wyzerka pc mona
sterach byla "a darmo i gorzalki, wiele tylko du-
Isza chrzescijahska wstrzymaia. Ale teraz zma-
|drzeli, juz pieniedzy ME daja, to i bohomolc6w
q naszych stron coraz mniej.
(Ciag daisy nastapi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-19
GARSC WE$CI I POBYTU
WOJSK POLSKICH We
FRANCYl.

"a p. w. u. carpenter, Sekle-
TARA dawniejszego organizacyi
Y. NJ. c. A. w dywizyi Neufcha-
teau, we Francyi - otrzymujemy
ponizsze interesujace szczeg0}y z
czasu pobytu W stronach owych
- Wojsk Polskich:
.Neufchateau, Wogezy, Francya.
w kwietniu, 1919.
w zesziy czwartek, PAM Kalk.
matrona z klubu oficerskiego w
tutejszej miescowoSci Neufcha-
teau ! ia, naladowaliSmy 1882 pa
GEEK tytoniu Bull Durham ma
automobil ,,Forda' i wyruszyli-
Smy do Vittel. w Bulgneville Wy
szedi naprzeciw mas p. Frank
Naples, sekretarz zarzqdzajacy
pracami Foyer W tel dywizyi.
Poprowadzil mas do pieciu mia
steczek w okolicy, gdzie kwatero-
waly polskie wojska. Powiadomi-
liSmy komende o ~naszej misyi, 4
/. oficerowie natychmiast zebrali
swych ludzi W formacye, poczem
kazdemu z mich dalismy pc pacz-
ce tytoniu. w kazdcj miejscowo-
sci, ktoraSmy odwiedzili, rozloko
wanych bylo Cd stu do trzystu FOL
merry Z wyjqtkiem Vittel, gdzie
znalezliSmy $3.50 zoinierzy, prey
gotowujacych sic do wyjazdu do
Polski. Wieksza czeSc tych zolnie
rzy ME widziala paczki tytoniu cd
szeSciu tygodni, MONA sobic "a
tenn wyobrazic ich wielkie zado-
wolenie pc otrzymaniu tego "a
ru. Poczaiem sic powoli wypyty-
wac i dowiedziaiem sic, re okoio
IS procent tych zoinierzy bylo O.
bywatelami Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych, lecz z powodu tego. IL no.
sza uniform ~frmcuskiej armii i
re przydzieleni SO do niej, ME vol
no i'm kupowac niczego Cd n~aszei
komisyi sprzedazy. P6zniej dowie
dzialem sic, re wielki procent
tych zoInierzy wladal doskonale
naszym jezykiem. Zdaje sic, re
kazdy z mich pochodzii re Stanow
Srodkowo-zachodnich, a wielu z
Mich z Chicago i Milwaukee.
Dzisiaj znowu naiadowaliSmy
reszte zapasu tytoniu - 749 pa
GEEK - i wyruszyliSmy w droge
do Vittel, gdziesmy spotkali zoi-
merry w chwili, gdy przygotowy
wall sic do wyjazdu. Pc niejaklm
czasie czekania ma ostatni bata'
lion, postanowilismy wyruszyc W
dalsza drogs, spodziewajac sic
ich spotkac " drodze do domu. W
odleglosci jakich czterech kilo-
metrow spotkalismy ich W liczble
SEQ ludzi. Kazdy z Mich byl TAX
obciazony najrozmaitszy1ni PREY
borami, IL mimowoli sobie pony.
Salem, re w laden sposob ME
m6gibym tego wszystkie dzwi-
gao i rownoczeSnie wygladat tax
zadowolony, jak CT zofnierze. -
Me mieli oni pojecia, co znajdo-
walo sic ola Mich W naszym For
dzie", lecz ia ME zwlekajac otwo
rzylem wszystkie paczki i oczekt
walem zolnierzy. Zapytalem O.
f~icera, ktoEymia} dozor mad wszy
stkimi z%oinierzami, czy zezwoli
ma rozdanie zolnierzom tytonin
podczas marszu; ow chetnie ma
to przystal, oswiadczajac PREY
tenn, re zomierze ME NIGGA przy-
stawaG, gdyz maja zaledwie czas
ma dostanie sic do pociagu, dla'
tego = jezeli nam by}o zimno
cd jazdy podczas dnia, gdysmy
przystaneli, to wkrotce sic roz-
grzaliSmy, gdy ostatni ten bata-
lion minai mas. 0 maio-zesmy ME
zostali uniesieni przez zolnierzy,
kt6rzy sic rzucili pc ten tyton. =:
Me wien, Gym kiedykolwiek do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-19
T a POL$CY

relefon Monroe COS lssrs sSsssJ 6sl, n.,i ! <,rII
Dr. DulaEe f%ESscsr
1oS3 milwaukee Avenue, ry lol' o.;
GODZrNY: Cd 10 do IL " poiudnle: cd 2 do !
,d go do Q wiecz- w piedZiele Cd 10 DO IL " poL
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1919-10-04
CRIMINALCOURT
CONVICTS SEVEN

Trials before the criminal session of
court resulted in a number of convic-
tions. Mary Willard, colored, was Civ
en- an indeterminate sentence Of four
to seven years. She plead guilty to
manslaughter. Jerry StanfieId. who
admitted assault with intent to commit
murder was given twelve months in
jail. Will Davis, colored, got an indi-
terminate sentence of IS to twenty
years for mansIaughter. Charles Aris-
noux, and William Blackman were giv-
en- life Imprisonment and one-two year
sentences respectively. Henry Mitchell
and Ed. Grimes, convicted of robbery,
got indeterminate sentences of Is
months to 3 years each. Many mis-
demeanor cases were also heard.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1919-10-04
]. H. WORD,
COLLECTOR,DIES

Dr. J. H. Word died at his home in
Leesville after long illness. passing
away Monday. He was a resident Of
this parish for nearly forty years and
was one of the most widely known and
best loved men in west Louisiana.
Like most of those who devote their
lives to helping others, he died with
little property but with hosts of friends
who sincerely grieve at losing him.
Though elected as tax collector at the
last election, he has not been able to
attend to his duties for a long time.
As testimonial of the high esteem in
which the DOCTOR was held, virtually
all business houses closed, and citizens
In great numbers attended the funeral.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1919-10-04
Parish Fair Association Appeals
to Agriculturalists for Assistance

The Vernon Parish Fair opens or
October the 18th, just a few days anc
it's here.
livery farmer, every stock man, poul.
try raiser and in fact everybody thai
feels pride and interest in the deveI-
opment and progress Of Vernon Phi
should now get busy and prepare an
exhibit of some kind.
The Fair managers will be greatly
disappointed if you fail to exhibit at
the fair, for that is what the fair is
for and don't think that because this
has been very hard crop year, Il at it
is impossible for you to get up an ex-
hibit. Just make an honest effort to
assist us in making the fair a success.
GA free pass goes with every exhibit
worth $I.50)
We have close d a contract with a
show that's big enough for everybody.
Every effort will be made to give the
Of our Parish and surrounding country
four days of real recreation and
We will have two big days, Thurs
day will be soldiers and sailors day.
We want every one of Uucle Sans
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1919-10-04

full women, men and women of infIu-
euce in every sphere and line of work
must assert their leadership. This
is no time to theorize. 1t is time to do
something.
The root of this condition of the
public mind lies in the cost of living.
1t is this that has led to the establish
ment of that unfortunate procession
in high wages for individual labor,
pushing up and up, have been con-
stantly and inevitably outstripped by
the prices of the commodities which
those wages must buy. Unfortunate,
this process is called. because it does
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1919-10-04
ROBERT K. WILLIAMS HEADS
CHORAL SOC. PALMER SCHOOL

DOC" Williams. who went to the
Palmer School at Davenport, Iowa for
postgraduate course in chiropractic,
writes friends here that he has been
appointed head of the Choral Society
there and has a total of more than 900
voices from which to draw in making
up the various musical organizations
which will form a part of the social
side of school life. Those who have
heard Doc sing will not wonder that
the management of the school selected
him for the position. He writes that
he just missed being president Of his
class, also.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1919-10-04
The Paramount Issues Of Today

The United States has come out of
the world war stronger financially, eco
nomically, socially, than any other of
the major nations. Yet even to the
United States there has been left a
heritage af acute problems pressing re-
lentlessly upon the public mind for an
swer. Never within the memory of
two generations have the people of
this country been so resolved to meet
current issues squareIy. so determined
to find solution for those problems
which are expressing them and to
bring about a better social and eco
nomic condition. 1t is a situation in
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1919-10-04

fighting men of our parish to be pres
ent.I Arrangements are being made for
parade, and speech Of welcome to
the boys returned by one who knows
how, will be on the program.
On this same day we will have some
very distinguished speakers in the way
of candidates for office, from Cover
nors office to Representative of our
parish, we expect 10000 people on
that day, it will be candidates day and
you should be there.
Friday will be school chiIdren,s
day. Further announcements will be
made of the entire program for these
important days.
Let me appeal once more to the ag-
gricultural interests to get up am ex-
hibit of the best we have, and send
it to the state fair, take one of the pre-
MUM lists and see if there is not many
premiums offered for things you have
raised.
Your cordial cooperation is expect
ed.
The success or failure of this fair is
largely dependent on you.
Yours for greater Vernon Parish
V. o. Craft, Secy. Fair Assn.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1919-10-04
FRUSHA MOTOR co.
OPENS in LEESVILLE

Arrangements are reported to have
been completed whereby the Frusha
Motor Company of DeRidder will open
branch in LeesviIIe, occupying the
store now used by the Hicks Bagents
Company and qu$ters of the West
Louisiaa Bank. The new company will
carry several makes of motors and
trucks and will have commanding
position in the business section of the
town.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1919-10-04
U. S. FARMS GETS ORDER
FOR FOUR BLOODED CALVES

Two heifer calves and two bull
calves were ordered from the u. S.
Farm by c. J. Armaud, of ChaIaiguier,
La. to be shipped from the Roberts
Stock Farm, in Wisconsin. MIR. W. A.
Doug gherty of the U. S. Farms is agent
for the calves, and is interesting dairy
men In stocking up with these blooded
He also plans to have
some on exhibit at the Fair In Lees
vile.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1919-10-04
WORK PROGRESSING ON
NEW BANK BUILDING

Work is being pushed rapidly on the
new building which will house the Yves
Louisiana Bank inits own quarters.
Brick work IS going up, and other MAJ
terials are ordered so that there will
be no delay. The new bank will be one
of the most impressive buildings in
Leesville and testimonial of the pros
perity Of this section.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1919-10-04

not accomplish and never can accom-
plish any permanent readjustment of
the condition which it seeks to remedy.
Its only possible consequence can be
an interruption of the processes of pro-
duction, which must individually cause,
not an Improvement in, but an accen-
tuation of the i'll.
For what is it that really underlies
this public unrestp 1t is not that shoes
now cost twelve dollars where they
once cost six. nor that food stuffs have
doubled in price. This is already gem
orally admitted. The public will glad
" pay these prices. provided that they
can pay them and still have propor-
tionateIy as much left, after the neces-
sites of life have been provided, as
they used to have. 1t is a question,
not of the cost of living, but Of the
margin between the cost of living and
the amount earned.
I'm word, it is question of thrift,
thrift in production, which will tend
to increase individual earnings, and
thrift in consumption, which by a pre-
vention of useless destruction of goods
will tend to increase the general supply
of goods and reduce prices to the con-
sumer," says a statement issued by ST.
las w. Davis, Government Director.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1919-10-04
LOVETT WORD

IF your child starts in its sleep,
grinds its teeth while sleeping, picks at
the nose, has bad breath, tickle APP
petite, pale complexion. and dark rings
under the eyes; it has worms; and as
long as they remain in the intestines.
that child will be sickly. WHITES
CREAM VERMIFUGE clears out the
worms. strengthens the stomach and
bowels and puts the little one on the
road to health and cheerfulness. For
sale by all druggists. Advt.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1919-10-04

All you who have torpid liver. weak
digestion or conshpated bowels look
out for chills. The season is here and
the air is full of the disease germs.
The best thing to do is to get your
liver in good condition and purify the
stomach and bowels. HERBINE is the
right remedy, it answers the purpose
completely. For sale by all druggists.
Advt.
Tickling in the throat. hoarseness.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1919-10-04

We are authorized to announce the
name of DR.. F. P. JONES as a candi-
date for reelection to the office of
Sheriff of Vernon Parish, subject to
the action of the voters at the Demo-
cratic primary.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1919-10-04

SURGEONS agree that in cases Of
Cuts, Burns, Bruises. and Wounds, the
FIRST TREATMENT is most import
ant. When an EFFICIENT antiseptic
is applied promptly. there is no danger
of infection and the wound begins to
heal at once. For use on man or beast.
is the IDEAL ANTISEP-
TIC and HEALING AGENT. Buy it
now and be ready for an emergency.
For sale by all druggists. Advt.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1919-10-04
JURY TO TRY DAVIS
FOR GIBSON MURDER

Louis Davis, accused of the murder
of George Gibson at Neame, was tried
Monday. jury for the case consisting
of John Evans. A. E. Kay. ]. |. Phil
lips, E. M. Gordon, A. w. Johnson.
Elias Smith, S. Campbell, B. B. Jeane,
John Monk. c. |. Davis, T. R. Crump-
Ter, and ]. W. McMulIel.~ He was con-
victed, but recommended to imprison-
ment without capital punishment.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1919-10-04

| hereby announce mvselIf a cam
didate for the office of Tax collector
Of Vernon Parish. subject to the ac-
ton of the voters at the Democratic
primary election.
Yours respectfully.
LOVETT WORD
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1919-10-04
Encouraging
N II -
DOISneVISm

Everything that falsely en-
Courages unrest also encourages
bolshevism.
Misunderstanding Of Amer
lean industrial organization, and
Of its benefits to mankind, leads
to unrest dissatisfaction, and
radicaism.
For example, the Federal
Trade Commission tells the pub
lie that the large packers had an
agreed price for lard substitute
(made Of cotton-seed oily
It reproduces letters taken from
the files of one of the packers,
showing that such agreed price
existed.
But it failed to mention that
the agreed price was deter
mined at the request of and i'm
cooperation with the Food
Administration!
Even the Department Of JUS
tice, in its unjust attempt to
create prejudice against the
packers, has made public these
same letters, withno explanation.
How long must this kind Of
misrepresentation continued In
so far as it is believed, it not
only breeds discomfort, but re-
suits in injustice to our industry.