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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-05
StTajk Angie|ski Wuasta-- --WpFyw Bo|sze-
WizmuW uWidoczny- RzadRozpocznie Akcyq
DuIszswiki Chea POkOju - ale Mobilizuja AEmie -'
Rzadza " Ukraine = zWycielaja ma P6Inocy'
WieSci n Nierr1iec.
INNE TELEGRAM Nj Y

sne interesy i tylko te, kt6rych
sprawa byiaby W tc.ku. Trzeci
wydziaf jest zupeinie zmieniony.
Wvklucza on plan arbitracyi a
zaprowadza rade egzekutywna
wielkich mocarstw jako trybunal
do sadzenia Spraw miedzynaro--
dowvch, analogrczny do najwyz-
szej rady miedzynarodowej. Te
diva ostatnie punkty wiasnie
zwalczane So przez mniejsze ma
7odv. poniewaz daza do sDkoncen-
trowania wladzv wyhonawczej i
sadowniczej W rekach wielkich
mocarstw, gdy tylnczasem plan
pierwszy daje i'm r6wny prawie
udziai w egzekutywie i arbitra--
Cyl. Sprawl zatem rozstrzygnie
sic miedzy wiefkiemi i malemi
paistwami. Mafe narody posta--
via zapewnc caiy szereg popra-
wek do zGetQrmoxanego planu,.
przyczem wiefkie mocarstwa Okla
zrtja wszeEka gotowost do poczy-
nienia zmian, byle tylko mogiy
zachowac dla siebie TAXI gios, ja-
XII i'm sic nalezy re wzgledu ma
ich wielkie interesa wielka odpo-
wiedzialnosc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-05
List Z Podr6y Na'
szego KorespOn-
Genta.
Otrzymalismy poczta Cd p.
Jan.szewskiego, correspondence
naszego - list nastepujacy:
I-16-1919.
Ma pokiadzie .,Carmania. F"

Ma pokiadzie .,Carmania.' -
Kohczy sic nareszcie diugi
przejazd przez Atlantyk. OSm
dni IA godzin wiezienia ma okre-
Gle wystarczy kara "a jakiekol--
wick przewinienie. Do obecnej
chwili jest jeszcze ryzyko podro-
| zy ma Oceanic. Kompanie o TEN
ME mowia, lecz wieczorem pier.
wszego dnia ukazuje sic ostrzeze.
ME, ze trzeba mice pas ratunko-
wy gotowy urzadzaja proby
zwane boat drill". Okret jest "a.
cpatrzony W aparaty do iowienia
min i zachowuja scisla bacznosc
ola zapobiegniecia nieszczesciu.
Ma okrecie mic szczegolniejszego
sic ME stafo. Byiem zdrow bawi.
lem sic wesoio, lecz najmilej rnnie
innym pasazerom byfo, gdy uj-
rzelismy pofudniowe brzegi Ir.
landyi gdy dojezdzalismy do
Liverpolu. Ostatni wieczor byl
nadzwyczaj wesoio obchodzony.
Ma ckrecie znajduje sic japonska
komisya pokojowa. Mowifem
niektoryrni sekretarzami tejze,
lecz glowni czionkowie ME chcie-
Ii mic movie trzymali sic blisko
swych kabin. Jednym z pasaze--
row jest tez p. Samuel Gompers,
; prezes Zjednoczonej Piracy. Mial
on odczyt ma pokiadzie stosun.
kach po-wojennych wzgledem ro-
botnika; jedzie ma Konferencye
Pokojowa, aby byf blisko tejze ]
starac sic bedzie, ably mogi prze-
rnawiac do niej. Pragrlie on glow
ME przedSawic, re praca robot
nika ME jest produktem ma ryn-
ku, lecz, re robotnik jest pomoc-
nikiem swego pracodawcy j re
praca moze bye sadzona wediug
praw dostawy zapotrzebowania.
Mia{em MIN dfuzszy wywiad,
lecz wszystko CO powiedziaa, jest
zawarte w raporcie Kornisyi,
ktory zostai specyalnie wydany.
Dai on mi pismienne zezwolenie,
ably z gfownego biura W Waszyng'
tonic nadesiano Dziennikowi ko-
pie tego dokumentu. Mowiiem
juz kilka razy z sedzia Meyers,
kt6ry caiem screen jest oddany
sprawie Polski. Jedzie on do Lon
dynu, ably ewentualnie udac sic
do Polski rozdac zywnost. Ra-
dzii on i mnie przyiaczyc sic do
komisyi zywnosciowej jestem
gotow to uczynic. Sedzia Meyers
zasiuguje ma najszczersze podzie-
XII uznania Polakow, DO jego
praca jest TAX uzyteczna potrze-
bna, a zupelnie bezinteresowna.
Ladujemy jutro W poiudnie W
Liverpolu. potem udaje sic do
Londynu. Pozniej wiecej.
z pozdrowieniem,
JANISZESKI.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-05
Ottawa RoKoSZU w IR-
LANDYI.

Londyn, 8. lutego. : Wczoraj
rano rozeszla sic pog5oska, ze
frof. Edward dc Valera, przewod
ca Sim Feinu, umHnai z wiezie-
MIA W Anglii. Wielu przypuszcza,
re senzacyjna ia ucieczka jest W
zwiazku z nowem powstaniem W
Iriandyi. ma ktorego czele ma
stanac de Valera. Strajkierzy
Dokoiczenie ma stronicy 2
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-05
A|ianCi JeSzCze Raz0Strzegaia
PO|ak0W j CzeCh0W.
Wo|no$C Re|igijna i Rasowa " Po|sce,
Protestanci Polscy "a Wolna, cd Mem
COW Niezawisla Polska.
Potepiaja Propaganda zydowsko Niemiecka
KOMISYA DO POLSKI.

KOMISYA DO POLSKI.
Paryz, 8. lutego. - DIPLOMA
tyczna komisya pieciu wielkich
mocarstw, ktora jedzie do Polski,
ably zbadac sytuacye. wyruszy W
droge dnia 8 lutego pojedzie
przez Wieden. Prawdopodobnie
Niemcy ME beda chcieli poddac
bez Walk miast, ktore Polacy "a
jeli, ale komisya ma wszelka VIA
DE cd marsza}ka Focha ukiadac
sic z Niemcani na miejscu.
KONFERENCYA POKOJO-
WA oSTRZEGA POLAKoW
CZECHoW.
Paryz, 5. lutego. - Konferen-
cya pokojowa ostrzegia jeszcze
raz Polakow Czechow, ktorzy
spieraja sic o Slask cieszynski, a.
by trzyrnali sic zdala cd tego te-
rytoryum. Komunikat ich podaje
rrawidia administracyi tel pro-.
wincyi, zanim zapadnie. decyzya
ma konferencyi zapowiada, ze
komisya aliancka wyruszy tam
ratychmiast obejmie kontrole
mad terytoryum spornem. Komu-
rikat ten mowi: VI powodu kon-
fliktu miedzy Polakami Czecha-
mi W Cieszytiskiem, gdzie Czesi
zajeli dystrykt gorniczy Ostrawa
-Karwin kolej Bogumin-Cie-
SYN, wielkie mocarstwa oswald
czyiy, re koniecznem jest przypo-
rnniec owym narodom, ktore zgo-
dzity sic poddae terytoryalne dy-
sputy konferencyi. pokojowej, re
inusza wstrzymac sic od zajecia
spornych terytonyow."
WOLNOSc RELIGIJNA
w POLSCE.
(Kablcgram A. Czarneckiego do
Chicago Daily News.)
Warszawa, 5. lutego. - Stano.
wisko polskich protestantow
wzgledem podstawowych praw,
nadziei aspiracyi przysziego RIA
du objawia sic w otwartym apelu
generalnej konferencyi zreformo-
wanych ewangelickich kongre-
gacyi, W publicznej deklaracyi
kolegium koscielnego augsbur-
skich kongregacyi W Warszawie
! w sprawozdaniu wydanem przez
]uliusza Bursche, generalnego su-
perintendenta giowy wszystkich
ewangelickich kongregacyi W Pol
see. Dr.. Bursche powiedziaf:
,Jestesmy "a wolna i niepodle.
gia Polska przystepem do mo-
rza przez Gdansk jake port i "a
od}aczeniem cd Niemiec przy1a-
czeniem tych czesci Slaska, ktore
byiy nam zabrane pred laty. To
tie tylko wzmocni Polske, ale tax
re zapobiegnie nowym niemiec--
kim planom dopomoze ewange-
lickiej wierze do wykonywania
jej zadan. Polacy protestanccy
wiedza, re konstytucya polska da
i'm rowne prawa obywatelstwa a
ME tylko tolerancye. -
,,Jestesmy "a rownemi prawa-
mi dla chrzescijan zydow, ale
sprzeciwiamy sic specyalnym do
datkowym przywilejom dla zy--
dow lub dla kogokclwiek innego,
poniewaz to oslabifoby Polske. A
Anglia Francya rozwia
zaiy kwestye religijnej rownosci
we wiasciwy sposob i musi ona
bye rozwiazana w TAXI sam spo-
sow W Polsce, jezeli kraj ma po-
zosta6 ma zawsze niezalezny. w
riemieckim p!anie lezaio zabez--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-05
MA TRoPIE NoWEJ sZAJK1

hleJ -HlSTZS CeIly Wlelu lllliySL
artykuf6w.
MA TROPIE NoWEJ SZAJK1
OSZUSTcW.
W{adze federalne SO ma tropie
novel szaiki oszust6w ,,nacia-
gaczy", przewaznie z Chicago,
ktorych 1up W ostatnich miesia-
each wynosi przynajmniej ST.
100000. Szajka ia wybraia So
bic "a giowne pole operacyi Flo
ryde, gdzie ma zine. wyjezdza
wielu zamoznych obywateli. Po-
dobno takze pewne wp4ywowe O.
soby W tym Stanie obieca}y oszu-
stom protekcye.
Jest to szajka ,gentleman6w-
naciagaczy", ktora uzywa starej
metody, znanej tax dobrze, re
sadzono, IL Mkt .iuz wiecej ME
da sic w ten spos6b oszukac. Spe-
cyalista najwiekszym w uzywa-
niu tel metody byf yellow Kid
J. We'll, cd wielu lat .bezkarnie
grasujacy w Chicago, ktory wre-
szcie pred kilku tygodniami 70
staf pos}any do Joliet dzieki sta
raniom prok. stan. Hoyne'a. Me-
toda ia polega ma urzadzaniu
humbugierskich zak4adow ma wy
'scigi konne. OszuSci jednoczes--
ME utrzymuja, ze maja tajne i
przedwczesne informacye re-
zultatach, kt6re otrzymuja "a po
moca t. wv. wire tapping.
Ostatnio naciagniety zosta}
przez mich w. F. Collins, bogaty
obywatel z Washington Court
house, Ohio, kt6ry dziS przyjez-
dza do Chicago, azeby oszustow
identyfikowac w tutejszej ,ga-
leryi }otr6w". Oszusci oszukali
60 W st. Petersburg, Fla. ma
$4,000 i juz- -miaf i'm nawet wy
placic dodatkowo $4,000, gdy
sic o tenn dowiedziaia jego sio-
strzenica i zapobiegfa temu, wez
wawszy wiadze, zanim przekaz
ma 100000 zosta1 spieniezony.
Grupa agent6w federalnych
wczoraj wyjecha}a z Chicago do
Florydy, azeby szajke rozbic.
Sledztwo takze prowadzi agen--
eva detektywow 'Burnsa.
Poraz pierwszy szwindlem te-
go typu zainteresowa1y sic VIA
DE federalne. . E
Dotychczas bowiem ME byio
nigdy dowod6w, re ustawy fede-
ralne byiy przekroczone. Oszu-
Sci jednakze we Florydzie uzy-
waja poczty dla swych celow, co
umozliwia wkroczenie wfadz fe-
deralnych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-05
I Blurs rsIsgIcznsgs.

WSch6d siohca q godzinie 6:5e.
Zaeb6d slo6ca godzinle $40,
Pogoda " Chicago okolicy; Po-
eodnie dzis Jutro; ME wielka znla-
ma W temperature; wiatr uHiarko-
wany, Lmienny.
..
Temperature dOby mlnioneJ: NaJ-
wyEsza wcnorsJ godzinie 4 Popoiu-
dnIu: a5 stopnI, naInizszs dzisiaj o
rodzInIe 2 rano; IS stopni.-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-05

fy przez Rad ustanowione i jesz-
cze ME zosta}y nizone. Twierdza
re artykuiy tie decyduja we wiel-
kiej mierze ceny wielu innych
artykuf6w. 49, ..
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Dokonczenie ma stronicy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-05
MA BUDOWE
DWORCA UNION.

Budowa noWego dworca u
MON bedzie natychmiast podje-
ia. Ostatnia przeszkoda juz 20
sta}a usunieta. Wczoraj stano-
wa komisya utylit6w publicz--
nych wyda}a zezwolenie ma wy
DAME bondow w sumie $6,150,-
600, ma koszta budowy w roku
biezacym. Wydanie takze apro-
bowai regionalny dyrektor Ash
ton. Znaczy to, re ME potrzeba
czekac dfuzej ma pozyczke cd
w}adz federalnych.
SPRAWA PODWYZKI O.
PLAT PODMIEJSKICH MA
KOLEJACH.
Sprawl grozacej podwyzki
pasazerskieh op4at podmieiskich
ma koleJach zelaznych bedzie
przes}uchiwana i rozstrzygnieta
albo przez komisye handlu mie-
dzystanowego, albo przez komi-
tet, z}ozony cz}onk6w sztabu dy
rektora generalnego kolei zelaz-
nych Hines'a. Naiprawdopodob-
niei iednakze trybunaiem tym
bedzie komitet sztabu.
Podwyzka dotyczy wszystkich
miejscowoSci w poblizu miasta
Chicago, kt6rych mieszkancy sta
lie dojezdzaja do Chicago do pra-
cy albo "a interesem. Podwyzka
bedzie wynosifa rocznie og6iem
$1O,OOO,OOO.
Wobec tego, re specyalny try
bunaf sprawe przes}ucha, akcya
wfadz stanowych o zakaz sado-
wy, kt6ra sic miafa dis rozpo-
czac pred sedzia Landisem, 20
sta}a od4ozona. vi
Prokurator federalny Brun--
dage utrzymuje, re kwestya pod
wyzszenia opfat pasazerskich le-
zy w zakresie wfadz stanowych
i i,zapowiada, re bedzie apelowaf
do Najwyzszego Trybunafu Sta
now Zjednoczonych, jeSli opiaty
zostana podwyzszone.
w piatek odbedzie sic posie-
dzenie urzednik6w wszystkich
dworcow kolejowych W Chicago,
ma ktorym beda przygotowane
wszystkie informacye 0 tutej--
szych op}atach podmiejskich ola
przed}ozenia wzmiankowanemu
trybunaiowi. 4
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-05
KALENDARZYK.

DustaJ. sroda, 5 lutego: Sw. Aga
-.
Intro, czwartek, o lutego: sw. Do
roty p.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-05
KrOnika Chica&Oska.

We Florydzie ma obecnie gra-
sowac oko}o 1000 oszust6w pod
kierownictwem {otr6w g}6Wnie 2
Chicago pochodzacych. Maia sic
tam znajdowac: Waco Kid Pc
welt, Cad" Bryant, Fred Con-
dorf, Charlie Gondorf, J. Haw,
Roy Jones, J. Furey ,,Chappie"
Lewis, The Jew Kid, Honey
Grove Kid" inni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-05
Rad PocZNIE DZIALA6,

Londyn, 8. lutego. - Chronicle
dowiaduje sic, ze ma wczorajszem
zebraniu gabinetu. ma ktorem o.
rnawiano kwestye robotnicza,
Rad postanowil ro1poczac odpo-
wiednia akcye, ME wiadonlo jed
rak jakiej natury. Zachodzi oba-
wa, re casy kraj objety zostanie
straikiem. ----
The Sentinel=record., 1919-01-03

for the people have always known that in him they had a friend ana mat whatever Of right and justice he could secure for them at any time would be secured even without their intervention.
 A short time ao many of the pro- gressiyo citizens petidoned MT Dif- lion to quit the public utllies and take up the Business Mems League secretaryship, arguing that the con fidencc the people had in h.m the un- tirimy effort he had always made in behalf of the building up of the city, his unse!fshness in everything, equipped him splendidiy for such a place Mir billion considered thaa proffer seriously for awhile but re- ta'ned his place with the public util- ities.
The Sentinel=record., 1919-01-03
STREET CARS OPERATED
 UNDER FEDERAL COURT
UNITED STATES MARSHALS ARM ED WITH SHOTGUNS PA
 1ROLLED TEE LINES.

Kansas City, Mo, Jan 2.-Street ears of aKnsas City, Kansas, operat- ed today under guard of United States deputy marshals, their crew also being made federal officers, While squads of other marshals, armed with shot guns patrolled the lines,
 Guards on the cars and car crews carr'ed reyolvers.
 The day, the twenty third Of the car strike in Greater Kansas Ct8 passed without reports of disorders.
 Federal operation of the cars was undertaken lon an oIier by Judge John C. Pollock, of the federal cour: or that city who also granted a tenI- porary restraining order, returna5le January II, to prevent the strikers or their sympa rhizers from interfer- ing with the car service or molesting the street car company s property.
 Judge Pollock s action did not af- feet cars operated in Kansas City Missouri where the service tonight was said 10 be a0out two thirds of the normal service before the strike
 Following a conference of munsc- ipaf officials of Kansas City, Missouri late today. it was announced that the city would appeal to the United States supreme court from the opinion of the Missouri supreme court uEholu- ime the decision of lower court in allowing the company to increase fares to six cents.
The Sentinel=record., 1919-01-03

When the next annual convention of the 8ankhead national highway is held at Mineral Wells, Tex, on April F to 19, there will be many delesa- tions from the eastern section of the country who will make the Texas trip overland, and Hot Springs will rave a visit trcm these good roads enthusiasts Hotel men in Hot Springs are vitally interested m every step of this work, as the completion of this highway alone it is believed hy these, would DC worth mere to Hot Springs than any one thing ever done in cur behalf
 The present program is that tue delegations from Washington, RlcE- mond, Raleigh, Charlotte, GreenVille Athens, Atlanta, Tupelo, Holly Springs Memphis and Little fJek will all cooperate in a general trip westward to Mineral Wells overland, and that the delegations will stop at Hot Springs a day or more, and here be joined by the local delegation.
 If the present prospect is carried out there would be more than 100 au- tomobiles in the party by the time that Hot springs was reached, and with something more than AGO people touring together on this trip west ward iii behalf of the Bankhead na- tional highway.
 flot Springs will have a delegation rresen; at the Mineral Wells meet ing. and will continue to cooperate ir all the work of the association, even though the question of Hot Springs being on the highway is def initelv answered. There is no longer daubt but that Hot Springs will be on this highway when it Is com p-eted.
 Tho introduction of a bin in con ercsg providing for an appropriation of Sl0a.o01 o90 annually for tho next five wears for the encorrasement or national hiehways has stimulated much interest in the Bankhead asac- cauon. and it Is confidently believed now tbar within shcr' while such federal aii win be guaranteed as b make the competition between cities keen for tho connections that are needed before tho route is eomplele,
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S.E. DILLON QUITS
 PUBLIC UTILITIES
SENDS FASCINATION TO THE oyafgRsHlP YESTERDAY EFF EcTiVE SOON As suc-
 cEsSC7 NAMED.
Wili Remove From e Most Responsi- blc Place a Man We'll Fitted For the Work and Who Always Was Faithful to the People.

stephen E. Dillon, general manager of the public utilities yesterday sent his resignation to the ownership of the corporation. The resignation is to be effective as soon as successor is named.
 Mir. Dillon did not assign WuDliciy hny reasons for his resignation. He had 'n view the quitting of the util- sties some time a.to but more through the intervention of prominent citi- zens of Hot Springs than throueh the corporation itself, he decided to re- main with the company.
 The public utilities here as a single corporation operates the gas. water, electric Int and street car system. The corporation in it's earlier history was owned by Colonel s. w Fordyce and Mckee of Plttshurg, and later passed into the hands of She present ownerso}p.
 = Ms--1ksinp had been with the cor poraion as general manager for a5ut ten years, He maintained the most friendly relations here for his em- ployees, even at critical times n the tide of affairs, and while there had frequently been the most emphatic criticism addressed to the public ser vice corporation, there was never a word of criticism against Mr. billion,
The Sentinel=record., 1919-01-03
MICHIGAN BALLOTS
 NOT TO BE DESTROYED

Detroit, Mich. Jan 2-An order to show cause why they should net be restrained from destroying ballots cast in United States senatorial cleo ton in Michigan, has been issued to the city and town clerks of eastern Michigan by Judge Warrinston of the United States court cf appeals at Cincinnati, it became known here tO- day The acton on De elf of Henry Ford who on the face of the official count, was defeated for he senator ship by Lieutenant Commander Tru- man II New5erry is similar to that taken in western Mlchi.an a few days ago. At that time t was stated Mir. Ford would seek a reCohnt.
The Sentinel=record., 1919-01-03
FATHER CT MURDERED
 GIRL KILLS HIMSELF

Chicago. Jan "A ccroner's jury decided today that Gustave L0ckow, father of Miss Frieda Weichman, whose death resulted in a charse of murder being placed against Milo II. Piper, who hanged himself in jail in Muakegon, Mich, recently, committed suicide by gas. The testimony show eG that I.uckow, whose laughter was adopted by relative whose name sue took, had been deapondent oyer the tragedy and was in financial straits. Only few pennies were found in his clothing when ;he body was found in a rooming house.
The Sentinel=record., 1919-01-03
TAFT TAKING TESTIMONY
 IN STREET CAR CASE

Omaha, Nelr, Jan. 2.-Taking of .estmony by William Howard Taft and Easil Manly. joint chairmen Of the war labor board, in the omaha ear mems controversy started this morn ing. MT Taft said he must leave for Chicago tomorrow The Kansas City street car case may be heard in Chi- paoO
The Sentinel=record., 1919-01-03

The Eastman Kodak Department oi Sorrels Drug Company established fcI so many years is now the largest lu the South. Let UT professional pho tographers be your "Truble Men" and give helpful criticisms and instruc- tiona. Prompt service 1-26- Ii
The Sentinel=record., 1919-01-03
REMOVAL NOTICE.

N. Cohn, the Merchant Tailor has moved from AIS Central avenue to 240 Central avenue, Waukesha hotel bhilting. Patrons are inviten to call on him in his new quarters, where he is better prepared than ever for best work, dependable goods and perfect fitting garments.
 N. COIN, 12-1S-tf. Merchant Tailor.
The Sentinel=record., 1919-01-03
GAS STOVES CONNECTED.

Gas stoves, repaired, bought. sold and exchanged. Also we carry large line of new stoves. We repair graph ophones, sewing machines. Gas fit ting a speciality. Phone 134G. Poe Furniture Company, 215-217 Valley street.
 Q tn n,
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zEDELER QUINTET AT CENTRAL
 METHODS CHURCH DWIGHT

Do not miss the concert at Cen tral Methodist church this evening at s o'clock Fine program, warm room, enjoyable 'evening Families pur- chasing two season ticko.s will be allowed to bring their children free
The Sentinel=record., 1919-01-03

For Plumbing, heating, gas fitting, call Woodcock & Wilson. 912 Central avenue. Phone 95S At last a "reas- onable plumber"
The Sentinel=record., 1919-01-03
MOOSE DANCE

Every Monday and Wednesday nights dancing lessons every after noon from 1:30 ,ill o'clock at Moose hall. 1e-20-tf.
The Sentinel=record., 1919-01-03
REMOVAL NOTICE.
Merchant Tailor

Drs. ]. B. Shaw and F. R. Browning have moved their offices from the Sumpter-L Little Building to the Thompson Building, 2nd floor and will be associated Wkth Dr. A. D, Shaw. 1-l-t
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

pr. R. i. Lewis. chiropractor, has re noved his offices to the Kempae building. 420 1-2 Central avenue rooms 8 and ( 10-13-tf
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Dr Pollard has returned and may 1e found in his office as usual 1l-19-1w
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SALVATION ARMY REPORT
 ON CHRISTMAS EFFORT.

Cash donations from 0usi ness houses ...............S34 .S3472OI
 Cash from the residence ulStrIc. ........ ..........,... 73.70l
 Cash from Kettle and Turkey on street. I50 57
 Cash from small boxes in stores and otels.....a..... 33100
 Total cash ................$ $602.47
 Total expense ..............S44z59
 Balance for general and relief work ........,.,.......$ $154.SS
 Value of provisions do-
 mated .................... 5S.S7
 A well filled basket with an average of six To a family with t0od things to eat was placed in 125 needy homes One hundred and fifty men and wo- men crippled and otherwk3e needy who were far from h9m9 and would nOt have known anything of the "Yuletide cheer had it not been for the kind friends who helped Us to make this poMLle, were Durl( shed M4tu dH ONu 1HfihlludS uIilltl at tHe Army hall One hundred ani eighty little girls and boys from homes where "Old santa never goes. were also made happy Christmas nisht and al received a nice present and sack filled with candy, nuts, orange and apple
 We take this opportunity of thank ing everybody who contributed to th,s undertaking and helped to make it a success, from the little "Newsy" who dropped his "coppers" in the Kettle on the street, to those who gave the larger donations Agan we thank one and all and wish you 1 most happy and woperOus New Year
 Yours for the uplift of humanity.
 Adjt and Mrs O. T Johnson. in charge
 Lieut.. Mary Jo3e, assistant
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Wasserman Hood Test. Laboratory or the Hot SD Eanitarium. s19 Central avenue.
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OVERLAND TRIPS TO
 TEXAS CANVENTION
BEING PLANNED BY THE DELE GATES TO THE BANKHEED GATHERING AT MINERAL
 WELLS, TEXAS.

Hot Springs Hoteldom Interested in the Movement and Will Encourage All Possible the Coming by Hot Springs.
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Save money and food by putting u. sggs now Wm keep for to 1 months. ono pint Egg Preserver VI keep 30 dozen esgA soc per pint. 90 Drug Co. Phoa
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