davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1919-11-01
$4,000 TO $4,000

$4,000 TO $4,000
air .g. sSRa ISS poieh
posssssion-No.s e5T-s5.ooo.
near Tennessee .ve.-Bries: row. eSo;, six six
.@NO.s6oT'~s4soo.
End near Florida ave-Brick and stone six
,oom.; m 0 /; excellent condition. porches-
rooms; porches.~NOsIOT.-s55o
Florida .vs .-iR Ba.ss, SION s,5
:, $4,000 TO $4,000
Kenyon ST. east of 14th-Brick; row; six
rooms hStws5es heat sissPng SSrss roGm S
rooms e eacS: sotiair fssst-Soas5TH $500
Newton pI. New Hampshire ave;asi1
rooms So hotafr heat; room for sarase.-No'losSr1
hot~ater heat; gas; sleeping porch; twO-car ga
..:ns ssstSP So EsSm' M Il
brick rooms; $40, L gas legs sssHiIs
ppOossession.%No1o54T@s $500
Petxorth - Frame; ssmidstashed; eight
@ ros%s ''s'" neat sA'' ''''ns'' '''-hO''i'
Meridian st. west Of 1sth.colonial brick;
No. io7s-sT5oo-
sTssssx i.
$4,000 TO $4,000
heat. sss s ss;sAs st saed
d.taesea: frame; I'VE rooms an a M /; hsrdwood
rage GU'a immediate possession.HSO1oisT."s
9th St, near Mass .ve-petaehed; ten
cei H eondition: immediate Dossesson.@Noss7.
T.homa ave- near Bliss ssshoo,hBunsa,ow
esP E s2% sssds 1as -Ss Two
ass.ssss six s.s@:
saaa Ss, % . fTs safas %
New Hampshire ave. near, Soldiers Home
Six rooms; sleeping porch; t.; fine condition;
fS S.r.n sen'sh immediate '0''e'''0n-N'
$1,000 TO $4,000
rooms NEST Of tu5sssa. ssS ten
Quincy st. west Of 12th-Pressed brick; eight
y aq% nnedat. eas Roress
rooms; two porches; hardwood floors; excellent
i, condition.-No.s93T-s105 500
Randolph St, west of 12th-Brck:
eight rooms; two baths; porches; a m. T.: on at
= tractive terrace; early possession.-No. i123T-
81 900
NJ ssts. . m l. sat.s ssiok
excellent value-No.9 05T-s11,5 500.
saurs Addition.DIetached: seven rooms; I.
500
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-30
Zydzi umacniaia Front

Z Kopenhagi donosza, re Cen
tralny Komitet syonistyczny wy
DIAL odezwe do zydow ma caiym
Swiecie z zadaniem, by wobec u
stepstw poczynionych przez Pola
kow ludnosci zydowskiej podano
i'm reke do wsp6idziaiania nad
wielkoscia i niepodlegioscia Pol
ski.
Z drugiej strony P. Leon Retc;,
prezes Komitetu narodowego zy-
dowskiego W Galicyi WSchodnrrJ
og,osi, w paryskiej ,,Humanite"
list otwarty, w ktorym mieni SIG
,,zagorzalym zwolennikiem VOL
nej Polski", gdzie zydzi ,,ciesza
sic peinia swych praw, protegowa
nj ME przez Lige Narodow, kto-
rel opieka juz ME jest potrzebna,
Iecz przez sano panstwo POI
skie"?
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-30

Remkiewicz, w. Rojke NJ. Rolewicz, Jan
Sanluk, FIR. Santowski, Sazicka, Schmidt
]. Sepaniaik, NJ. Siwda, Szczepan Siok,
Waw. Skorka, Skudlowska, NJ. Siowik,
Wal. Smigielski, st. Smolinski, Jan Snar
ski, SobociGski, So~bocihski,' P. Sosnow-
ski, P. S~tachowicz, FIR. Stachura, ].
Starzec, Steltman, Hip. Szarmach, Szar-
mach, Szczerba, FIR. Szczesny, st. Szy-
manski, Szymura, ]. Tajmaszczyk, Pan
Thiel, Jan Wajrowski, w. Wieckowski,
Kat. Winkielman, j.. Wleklinski, W.
W6jctk, Boil. Wojtalewtcz, W. Wrzos,
Mich. Zientara, Fr. Zurawski, Zyg. Zu-
rawski, J. zyburt. Nastepujacy po try
diesel cent6w: - P. Krawicki, A. Ma
dura, Stanislawa Papas, NJ. Rac1kow-
ska
2 malych kwotek wielka sic zrobi.
Nastepujacy dali pc rs centow: An
tkie wicz, Archarski, Barnas Jan, Be-
rendt, Haikowski, Jozef Boinski, Bo-
rucki, Maryanna Borzych, Ant. Bro
dziiski, Mrs. Coyne: Daluga Anna, Ma
rya Fozney, Fronczkiewicz, Gemblicka,
Gil, El6bteta Gorska, Ro&a Haske, S.
KamiIiski, ST. Kamihski. And. Kasper-
ski, Kierzsa, Miss. NJ. Kilday, j. Klaj-
Dor, Kondziorski, Jozef Kuntz, Kwiat-
kowski, Syl. Markowski, Al. Marzak.
Al. Matan, Mateja, 8. Mazdzyk. H. Ma
surowska, Jozef Ma8urowski, ]. Mich
lax. N. N. N~arodowiec, Adolf Nowik,
]. ~OchSodowski, s. Okulczytt, Mrs. O.
lihskf. PerzynowsKi, Piekarska, PHI
ssika. Polcyn, Mich. Popinski, W.
Prabst, NJ. PrzedB!ankowski, Ptaszyh-
ski, F. Rich, Raclawski, Radziukiewicz,
Robakowski. Leon Rogalski, Marya Ro-
1ewicz, K. Rsepka, Fran. Ryohlik, Sok-
niakiewloz, Josef Solecki, Jan spraw-
ks. Struck, M. suEowski. r. Ssybast, r.
Szybist, Szymanski, Anna Szymczak, w.
Thiel, NJ. Valera Mrs. Warczewska,
Leon wroblewski, w. Wysouki. Jan III
mny, Mich. Jimmy. Polska nile gardEi
malym groszern. Grosz wdowi z}o&yli
jeeDcze: Anna stankowska, dwadzles-
cha centow; a po d5iesiec oent6w: l..
Chatter. L. Guzek, Hitler, P~erzynowski.
Stowarsysxenie Alumnow Szkoiy NJ.
B. Anielskiej $4,000, czwartej seryi
bond.
winesnty Igielskt $4,000 piatej ssryi
bond.
Anna Schroeder - W. 8. g.
Wszystklm o~fiarodawcom Jakotez
wszystkim kolektorom kolektork ON
\. Sekretarz skfada W im1enIu Polskl
I Wydzia1u Narodoweso, szozere bog
Eap}ao".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-30

Irach katedry Forenckiej i lud
kornie modlacy sie i wyraE twa-
rzy Magdusi. Dusza jej donna
gaia sic praw swoich niesmier--
telnych, SERGE pragnelo miaosci
wyzszej, doskonaisrej niz ia, jake
spotykasa.
,;Matko Boza, daj mi wiare i
naucz mic modlit sie!" powtarza
Ia dhrgo, ME wiedzae, re jui sic
modli i jest wysiuchana. Magdu-
STA oodziennie sfucha{a Mszy sw.
W iutencyi nawrocenia swej pic
knej, czarno-okiej PAM.
Koniec TAXI, re Edith zaAsdaia
oswiecenia sic W wierze j zostafa
ochrzczona, czenu wolnomyslny
Iojciec ME sprzeciwii sic weale.
znajomi opowiadali sobie, re pic
kna PARMA musiaa dozna6 jake
COS zawodu W misosoi, wiec cho-
rule ma religijne fantazye.
I, Szczesliwa, re swobodnym du-
chem miss Edith, udala sic zwie-
die arcydzieaa sztuki W katedrze
Ii bazylikach europejskieh, liable
rajac W t. podr6i Magdusie, kto-
ra potem jej rlatce odwiozla.
A jaka tam byta radose, to juz
lepiej ME opisywae. Magdus wro-
ella w objecia stesknionej matuli,
siostry Agnieszki juz zameinej i
brata Antka. Witasa ja Vista
swym szmerem, witaiy wstegi
niezapominajek i ptaki ma gale
! zach witaiy swem $piewem i
starry Burek, ehociaz juz ma jed
no oko SLEEPY, zaskomlal z RADIO
Sci. poznajac swa pania.
Miss Edith, wr6ciwszy do New
Yorku, wyszla zamaz i prowadzi-
Ia dom prawdziwie katolick, a
lpierwszej coreczce daia imie Ma
gdusia, lecz ME mogac wyksztu-
sic tego wyrazu, zwala j. Mag
Ige.
Magdusia zaS powtarzaIa So
bic: No, i ktoby to mySlal, lei
re Scierka W reku MONA mice
misye do speinicnia.
S. H., c. R.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-30
re SPR w
S KOLICH.

Pred % laty garstka Polak6w
powzieia sobie "a zadanie stworze--
MIA Sokolstwa Polskiego tn ma wy
chodztwie, ably hartowaG ciaio I du-
cha / szerzyc Idee Sokola wSrod tu-
t~ejszej Polonii. DIS, gdy juz many
wolna Ojczyzne, Sokolstwo obcho-
die bedzie uroczystoSt 25lecia swe-
go istnienia / dEialalnosci Zwiazku
Soko}ow Polskich W Ameryce 1 Ia
prasza wszystkich ktorzy jeszcze ME
naleta, ably przybyli i w~ysluchali
pieknego programu jaki ulozono q
tel okazyi.
Ponitej podany jest program Zlotu
zjazdu I U~roczystosci Okregu 2. W
niedziele, dnia Sligo sierpnia b. T., o
godz. POI do 2 popoiudniu.
Sokolstwo Okregu 2. 2. S. P. zbie-
re sic W parku Eckhardt'a, rog No
BILE ! Chicago ave-, gdzie pc wymar-
szu odbeda SIC twiczenia Zlotowe.
Pc Zlocie tego samego dnia o 60
dzinie Sci wieoz. sokolstwo nasze
obchodSi6 bedzie ~uroczystosc 25lecla
z. S. P, a zarazem odbedzie sic OF
warcie Zjazdu Okregu 2 " domu
zwiazku Polek, nj ktory zjazd "a
prasse sic szanowna publtcznost;
program nastepujacy:
Zagajenie ur~oczystosci przez pre-
zesa Kom. Pred. druha J.. Cieslika.
Powolanie ma przewodniczacego
~uroczystosci i otwarcia Zjazdu, dru-
ha J.. g. R%ybickiego, prezesa Okrsgu
Ego.
1. Orkiestra odegra Hymn Naro-
dowy Polski i Amerykahski.
.. Choir z Kazmierzowa, pod dy-
, rekcya p. w. Dombek.
8. Nova X. zychli6skiego, preze-
ga Zwiazku Narodowego Polskiego.
4. Solo skrzypce, wykona p. Leon
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-30

dith, zblizajac sic do dziewezyny,
zapominajsc o swej w~yiszosci,
NE dozwalajacej poufatej rozmo-
wv z pokojowke, ale z niezrow-
nancm pragnieniem pom6wienia
Z kmS, kto ma wiare.
Magdusia otworzyia szeroko
swe baekitne oczy. Ona nigdy ME
spotykaa nikogo niewierzacego.
A czyI MONA ME wierzyc W
Nfatke naszego Zbawcy i naszs?
Q mech PAM tax ME mowi"
Edith usmiechnsA sic, ale "a
interesowanie jej wzrosio. Ma te-
raz uwazala "a stosowne przer--
wac rozmowe re siuzaca, ale sto-
wa Magdusi, jej wyraz twarzy z
mifoScis w~patrzony W obraz ia
kos sie zmieszafy z wraieniem
doznanem kiedyS W katedrze we
Fiorencyi. Edith byia zamyslona,
a DO kiiku dniach sama zbiizyia
sic do dziewczyny, szuksjac roy
mowy.
,TrEymasz ten obraz z uwaga
/ czcia, jak gdyby byl zywy" -
rzekia.
,.Bo ia sic nlodls, trzymajac go
i PAM MECH sic pomodli do Matki
Bozej. Ona jest sauna dodrocia.
kocha mas jak matka i prosi Ia
nami swego Synaczka, ktorego
trzyma W reku."
,,Akz ia ME umiem modlic sic,
ia nigdy ME modlihm sic, ia ME
mann WARY wyrwalo sic jed
nym tchem re zmeczonej duszy
Edith.
Niezapominajki W oczach pa
sterki z mad Wisy zaszkliiy sic
Izami. Dziewczyna byia piekna z
lynn wyrazem twarzy, ktory GAIA
wierzaca przedstawii duszs.
Mech PAM mowi tylko Mat
10 Boga. daj mi wiare. naucz mig
modlic sic
Wieczorem Edith uklekia w
swym pokoju, prswie ME VIE
dzae, co czyni. Widziaia pred so
bs ~promienie lampki cd Sanctissi-
mum, odbiiajace sic ma marmu--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-30

pragnelaby ably inaczej byio pod
tym wzgledem,
.,Powtarzam, re w obecnym
kryzycie ministeryalnym ME wcho
dzs w gre zadne wzgledy polity-
czne. Opozycya, obejmujaca rome
stronnictwa atakuje kilku m,nt
strow o portfelach niepolitycz-
nych, zarzucajac i'm, re ME wy
ciagneli kraju z powaznej sytua-
cyl ekonomicznej, W jakiej sic
znajduje, oraz re ME skierowali
ma dobre. tory organizaeye pracy".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-30
Janicki PREY akompaniameneie
Janiny Kowalskiej.

JhiIOhl pIns y
Janiny Kowalskiej.
s. Nova druhny E. Napieralskie,,
prezeski Zwiaztu Polek.
6. Orchestra odegra Wiazanke Me-
lodyi Polskich.
7. Choir Harmonic pod dyrekcys
rdruha A. Holanda.
s. Nova J. s. Rybickiego, preSesa
Okregu q.
9. Zakonczenie ur~oczystosci I Cd
spiewanie og6lne piesni: ,,Jeszcze
Polska ME Zginela" l .,Ospaiy
Gnusny".
Dnia nastepnego VI poniedzialek
Labor Day., o godz. Sci rano So
kolstwo zbierze sic pred domem
zwiazku Polek, gdzie odbedzie sic Sc
soy do kosciola Sw. Trolley celem Wy
sluchania Mszy sw., q potem wroca
Delegaci Delegatki do domu
Zwiazku Polek, gdzie odbedEie sic Sc
sya Zjazdu. Uprasza sic wszystkich
druh6w | druhny - tax W mundu-
rach uroczystych, jak 1 po cywilne-
mu, do zastosowania sic | stawienia
punktualnego ma GAS oEnaczony.
Zygmunt de LAtour,
Sekr. Kom. Pred.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-30

mianowah ogioszonych W urzedo
wynn organic u~kraihskim, re rs,-
czelny wodz, general Grekow, CSC
cyl sic licznymi Niemcatni, jak
np.: General major Kraus i gene
ralowie brygad Adolf Wolf, ksfa
re Wilhelm Lobkuwttz, Tiukl,
Tackwerth, Karl Hoffman, Karl
Schloesser.
Nalezy dodae, re cd oficerow
niemieckich roi sic ma pozycyach
armii ukraihskiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-30
kunuHtki1Y BRlEOU PHl-
SOKo-M fORMlGYJHEGO WY
B1latU HARaDOWEGO POL
SklEe0.
PRZESILENIE MINISTRY,
ALNE w POLSCE.

Przybyi z kohcem lipca do Pa:
ryza posel ma Sejm Polski, p. A
leksander Skarbek, ktory DAT ma
stepujace informacye o przeslle-
niu ministeryalnem W Warsza-
vie:
,,Prasa przedstawiia naogoi W
Swietle faiszywem wiadomosci
o przesileniu rzsdowem w Poi
see.
..Ataki opozycyi ME godzily "
stanowisko p~olitycEne gsbinetu o
becnego, i opozycya ME byia skle
rowana przeciw p. Paderewskie-
mu.
Me chodzi tn przedewszyst-
KEN o reforme rolna. Wszystkte
stronnictwa W Sejmie, ME VIA
czajac kilku sasiadajscych W MIN
konserwatystow, pragnefy szcze
re tel reformy. Najliczniejszy zas
zwiazek ludowo-narodowy. two
rzacy prawics W Sejmie. chociaz
sam ME ma mic wspolnego z idea
Iami konserwatywnymi, domagai
sic kategorycnie tel reformy. Roz
nice opinii prawicy lewicy doty-
czyiy tylko graniey maEsymaineJ
posiadioSci. poza ktora miafoby
bye przeprowadzone wywiaszcze-
ME przez panstwo. Me mozna
wcale Iaczyc nazwiska p. Pade-
de7ewskiego z reforma rolna, kto-
~ tez najmnieiszego wpiywu ME
wywierat PREY gtosowaniu mad
MIA w tym hub OWN kierunku.
TAX samo zadnej roll w pre-
sileniu ministeryalnem ME ode
graia kwestya ratyfikowania trak
tatu pokojowego. Traktst z Mem
ami. 4 W szczegolnosci ugoda Poi
ski z Aliantami So niewatpliwie
pod wielu wzgledami przedm'o-
tenn krytyki re strony posfow pol
Skich. W tym zaS kerunku levi
ca Idle znacznic daIej Cd prawr-
cy.
Me trzeba chyba dodawac, re
wszelkiej podstawy pozbawiona
lest informacya, jakoby p. Dmow'
Ski. prezes Delegacyi polskiej ma
konfercncyi p~okoJowej popychai
DO nieratyfikowahia. Przeciez on
sam z p. Paderewskim, Podpisal
traktat i ugode, chociaz ME czy-
MIA one zadoSc wszystkim upraw-
nionym aspiracyom polskim. W
ogolnoSci p. DmowsIi zaiety jest
konferencya pokojows, trzynlajac
sic ma raEie zdala Cd wewnetrz-
nej polityki polskiej. lima zas
rzecz, IL opinia polska W kraju
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-30
Komunikacya okretowa miedzy
Francya i Polska.

Warszawa, 3 sierpnia. W
zainaugurowano uroczy
seize dnia 2 sierpnia, nova linie re
glugi morskiej ,,Francya-Polska"
France Pologne), ktora utrzymy
wac bedzie komunikacye miedzy
portami Bordeaux i Gdanskiem.
Parowiec ,,Suzanne-Marie WYE
chat wlaSnie z Bordeaux, wiozac
rome towary ola Polski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-30
Bole we wnetrznosciach.

B6le we wnetrznosciach. -
,,Czesto miaiam tax strzasziIwe
bole we wnetrznosc;ach' - ptsze
PAM Julia Kittlintz Brueder-
helm, Alta. - &c poczelam PREY
chodzit do przekonania, IL So one
r~ozznojone. Cd czasu, gdy zacze
lam uzywac ORA. Piotra Gomozo
doznalam ~og6lnego ulzenia." -
To przez Gas wypr6bowane iclsa'
stwo zioiowe ME jest do nabycia
w aptckach. Piszcie do DR.. Peter
Fahrney and Sons Co., 25Ol Wash
ington Blvd. Chicago III.
(Ogf.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-30
DO REAL
NOSCL.
~BACZNoScl

Nasi agenci zarabiaja 5000
do kazdego dolara zarobiona
przez innych W jakimkolwiek
ofisie miasta Chicago.
Kampania r~ozpocznie sic Ia
raz, zamierzamy rozdaS oko}o
$50, 1000 w nastepnych paru ty-
godniach.
Wydajemy o wiele wiecej pie
niedzy ma ~og}oszenia katdego
tygodnia jak jakakolwiek lima
firma w miescie.
Przyiaczcie sic do Colonial
Gardens, do najwiekszej mai
lepiej wzrastajacej subdywizyi
W Chicago. do sprzedazy posia--
d}oSci teraz, ma kt6re ME po-
trzeba czekae 20 lat.
Potrzeba tylko kilku IDOL
nych ludzi ma Gale dni albo W
wolnych chwilach.
Zglosit sic do zarzadcy agen-
tow.
VIM. Zelosky Co.
1918 Milwaukee ave.
Sw
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-30
Kozacy ptzeszli ma stronf Pola.
kow.

Lw6w, 5 sierpnia. - Jak dono-
81 ,,Gazeta Poranna', do pred
mich stray polskieh W Witebsxu
ina wsch6d cd Wilma zgiosii sic
caly pulk kozakow donskich, kto-
rzy byli przemoca wcieleni do ar
mil bolszewickiej. Kozacy CT wy
razili pragnienie walczenia po
stronie polskiej przeciw boszewi-
kom.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-30

Dnia 1go wrzesnia, " poniedzia'
TEX, tax zwany Labor Day" odbe--
die sic DO poiudniu piknik soko,o"
Gniasda Ordona. Dojechac motn"
Milwaukee ave. tramwajem do Hig-
gins Road. W Jefferson, a potem
skrecit ma lewo do parku i'm. sien-
kiewicza, gdzie piknik sic odbedzie'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-30
Niemey wciai dowodsa ukraih'

Lwow, 5 sierpnia. - w opera
wojskowych mad zbru-
czem wzieli Polacy do nie~or
sztaby dwu dywfzyi ukraihskich
Oficerowie ei opuszczeni przez
swych zbieglych zo,nierzy oy1i
przewaznie Niemcami.
Z drugiej strony okazuje sic z
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-06-27


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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-06-27

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The Washington times., 1919-01-10
.3SUFFRAGETTES
FREEDFROM JAIL

I. Miss Alice Paul, Mrs. Lawrence
Lewis of Philadelphia and Mrs. Annie
Arneil Of Wilmington. Del. completed
their five-day Jail sentences for burn
ing the European speeches of Presi-
dent Wilson on democracy at 7:30
o'clock this morning and were re-
leased from the District Jail.
Ali were weak from their hunger
strike and were put to bed. Miss
Paul reports that none of the eight
others who are still in jail has tasted
food since imprisoned. -.
The three under ten-day sentences
1t is feared by the suffragettes. will
be forcibly fed on Sunday or Monday.
They are Miss Julia Emory OF Balti-
more, Miss Mary Dubrow OF Passaic
n. J., and Miss Phoebe Munnecke OF
Detroit. Miss Emory and Mrs. Nun
necke are already suffering from nau-
sea and pains in the head
The Washington times., 1919-01-10
CLEAR z OF FRAUD
IN AUTO TIRE DEAL

Capt. Charles A. Ritzman. OF the
army motor transport corps. and
James d. Owens, formerly in the au-
tomobile business in Washington, are
today exonerated of charges pre-
ferred against them by the. Depart
Government. e.
At a hearing yesterday before
United States Commissioner Mason
Richardson, q letter was read from
the Department of Justice which ex-
onerated the men. stating that evil
dence had disclosed that the tire sales
were made to the Government in
good faith and without criminal intent
in the transactions. The men were
apprehended on December 30 at the
instance of the Department OF Justice.
The Washington times., 1919-01-10
TO PRESENT PEACE TIME
AER0NAUTICS EXHIBIT

ROME, Jan. 1O.-The first grea
peacetime exhibit of aeronautics will
be held IN Milan, Italy, as soon as
plans upon which a commission is now
working are completed.
The Italian commissioner general OF
aviation, Mr.. Chiesa, has promised the
Italian Aerial National League his
support for the exhibit. The idea or
Iginated with the Aerial League. The
commissioner announced that expert
merfts with various types of airplanes
are being made especially for use in
cross-country flights. Routes. be-
tween important Italian cities and
with other European cities are being
studied.
The first route to be put into prac-
tice will be the one between Rome
and Naples.
The Washington times., 1919-01-10
D. c. BOY TELLSOF
LAST GREAT DRIVE

The sensations Of the American
troops during the closing hours and
minutes Of the war, when everything
stopped like boiler factory" at, the
eleyerth hour, are vividIy related in, j
letter by Private Melvin d. Rees to
his father, who resides at 1448 w
street northwest - T.. -|.. =
Young Rees was a. member. OF the
now famous Seventy-ninth, Division,
which took the reputed Timpregnable
Montfaucon hill. with terrible losses,
in the closing days of the war. The
division received its training at Camp
Meade, and went overseas in July.
The letter follows: - -i...
+ Nov that the fighting is over we
are allowed to tell where we are and
what we are doing, so will try to
relate some OF my experiences on my
trip over and since my arrival: -H,
Calm Ocean voyage.
Owe left New York harbor abroad
the S. S. France, July o. 1918. Our
trip across was very calm, We en-,
countered a sub after a few days at
sea. 1t was. soon put out Of the way
by destroyer which was one Of
our conveys. We landed at Brest
France. July 10, a city OF about 10000
population, from there we marched a
few miles out to a camp once used
by Napoleon, the name being PAN
tanzen barracks, We stayed for three
days at this place, then we marched
back to the city and boarded French
train (which consisted of box cars
oniy).S WettraveIeds four days and
nights, when we found ourselves In
a 'Fno oek Ky.
where we went into aStraininR area
In village by the name, Of veau in
the state Of Haute Marine. ..'.--
Our first big drive was in the Ar
gonne forest. and, believe me, we
whipped them good. OF course, be-
fore each big drive there is a Iarse
artillery preparation, this one being
the largest ever. At the zero hour.
which was IL p. m, there. were 1900
cannons turned loose on the bocbe.
50 you can imagine what their life
was worth. The barrage lasted till
daylight. when the infantry went
over the top with the machine guns
at their heels. After going for quite
while we finally. found some. .boche
who felt like fighting, SO from then
on we had 1t pretty tough. but they
couldn't hold out very long. The
Gets Word of Armistice.
I'VE droYe them back a. few miles
when on the morning of November !
we heard the great news that firing
was to close at the eleventh hour
Well, it was almost too good to be-
l:eve, but when the hour came every
thing stopped like a factory at the
close of the day. We breethed a
sigh of relief to think that the time
had really come when Kaiser Bill had
really acknowledged that he was
beaten.
I'VE are now located in a small
village by the name of Reville which
was formerly held by the Boche. II
is not likely that we will stay here
very long, as we expect to be
marched to southern France for the
winter and the move will be sanction
ed by all, for it is getting pretty cold
and the frost is very heavy.
Everyone now Is looking forward
to the time when VIC will once more
cross the Atlantic to the place we
all love-Home, Sweet Home"
The Washington times., 1919-01-10
ApvGRTIsgMGNT
ApvERTIsEMENT
Is DEGREES ABOVE
ZERO, YESTERDAY
And the Weather Man Prcnises
Colder Westheri

Bur-rF-r-rl The coldest weather
this winter. hit us yesterday:
But those lucky men that loeist
ahead and saw This cold snap coming
and hustled down 20 Friedissdsf
Eros, Of fss Ninth strest--to purchases
"a snsopy. warm overeoat AZ Their
great $50 ovsrcost ssIe--csn laugh ~
tlais weather.
II you're numbered aperE chcSt
men that haven't purchased an ever
coat-sou had better follow The ex
ample Of ''Lhe wise ones and SCI
down to 42s Ninth street today sure.
FOR Friedlander Bros. can 'butten
You up" inside Of one OF nnest grade,
warm overcoats that you. rerer 1io
eyes upon At sueh q rock-botton
Hundreds OF models 20 select from,
Sporty styles for the young man. yet
plenty Of conservatives Tor the older
men. Browns. black. gray mixturcs
ABSOLUTELY the greatest overeost
bargain We have ever offered In our
many years In the clothing business
Better '-race- down TO ,Frietlaudet q
Bros., 42s Ninth street. n. w. right
now. Don't put " off-youll regret
1T IL you do. 80
The Washington times., 1919-01-10
SOCIALISTS WILL
DISCUSS l4PO|NTS

PARIS. Jan. 1o.--The international
labor and socialist conference In
Switzerland will devote. its energies
to working out solution of problems
contained in President Wilson's four
teen principles, II was officially stated
today. AZ.
The statement was made by Ca
mile Huysmans. Belgian socialist
leader and international secretary OF
the socialist organization. who Is in
Paris. conferring with French leaders
regarding details OF the conference.
He declared. emphatically that :he
conference has no intention OF pro-
noting fraternization among the So
cfalist groups OF various countries.
The conference, Huysmans an
nounced. has" been. postponed until
early In February. because of the
difficulties of communication In tho
meantime there will be meeting Of
the international Socialist bureau in
Geneva or Berne on January 20 TO
make final arrangements. He said
that three preliminary meetings. had
been proposed. The FIRST would be
that OF entente socialists, the second
OF neutral socialists and the third OF
central powers socialists.