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The Washington times., 1919-01-29
AUCTION SALES
THOMAS DOwLING CO.. AuctiOneers,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED BY \
TWO-STUEY FRAME DWELLING on
GRANT ROAD NORTHN EST.
By virtue Of q certain deed OF trust re
corded in Iiber No 4O59 at Folio "25. one
Of the lana records ot the District 81
columbia, and at the request % the party
secured. 7 will sell at public auction In
'front.' OF the premises on Thursday. Janu-
ary 30, 1919. at I o'clock y. m the fol-
lowing land and premises situate IN the
District OT Columbia. and known and
designated as and being In the County OF
Washington. Beginning for the same at
stone standing in intersection OF the South
Line Of a tract Of land called Mount Airy,
and with Southwest line Of the County
Road known as tho Grant Road and run
ming thence South seventy-threc and one
half degrees east eleven perChes tll p.),
thence south eighteen and thTee-fourths
degrees west thrty-six hundredth
fsC-l 1907 perches PS. thence north seventy
nine and one-hsIf degrees west eleven and
twelve hundredth I'll I2-loo) perches PS,
thence north three and one half degrees
west one and fourteenth q 400 perches
PS thence north seVenty-nine I'd one
half degrees east one and eight hun
Fprdth q S-l0o) percheS PS.. to the place
Of beginning. containing vine and forty
eight hundredths square rods t9 $4,000
Of land, subject to an existing nTst deed
Of trust for five hundred dollars t$JOO)
now overdue aid unpaid.
Terms OF sale, all cash over and above
the FIST deed OF trust for hVe hundred
dollars (SIr required 1t the time Of
sale All 90" reyancing, recording. notary
fees and TC.ynue stamps at the cost OF
purchaser: Terms OF sale To be complied
with within fifteen days from date OF
sale. otherwise trustee reserves the right
TO resell the property at the risk and cost
OF the defaultlng purchaser Good title or
~ CONRAD SPRINGER.
Acadia Park. D. c.
The Washington times., 1919-01-29

Acadia Park. u. e.
The Washington times., 1919-01-29
AMBITIOUS BOYS

Bows or refined character
and ambitious, can earn 81
to SIS per month after
school delivering evening
paper route in northwest
section. Address BOX i6o,
Times office, in own hand
writing. i-3o
The Washington times., 1919-01-29

TWO unlurnished rooms for !. n. l.. h.-W.
H.: near bath; large porch. use OF phone.
Price $50. Phone West 2S42, -
X ST. \. w, i9is-RooIa Tor l girl only;
uriNafa
The Washington times., 1919-01-29
FOR RENT-kooMS
FLRNTsHs.,g

ONE LARGE furnished room for two, rear
bath. electric ights- Gail North 4S55.
The Washington times., 1919-01-29
FOR sALE-MISeeLLANEOus

Gas RANCE-Lsrgss good for restaarart;
sod condition: Tor sale cheap 29s isi
The Washington times., 1919-01-29

BABY CARRFiCE-gray enameIed He--
wood: new wooden wheels. rubber tires.
bargain: SO. 1gfP Ssh ST y. W. lst noor
i-s3e
The Washington times., 1919-01-29

cPATISssl' s4I5-s,,' g,o Es0uins' sherti si.s q.
The Washington times., 1919-01-29
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS

HAVE you bought your eVeFgFeens. fruit
trees, rose bushes. shrubbery, hedge
plants, or anything you may need in he
with BOSWELL, 1921 L. Capitol St. and be
happy; We replace any stock that fails 10
start free of charge ia2I,30t
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-11-24
VALUABLE BULL DEAD.
Owners Had Refused 100000 for King
Segis Pontiac Alcartra.

MIDDLETOWN, n. Y, Nov. 2.-King
Segis Pontiac Alcartra, the famous Hol-
stein-Friesian bull valued at $4,000, died
here Saturday on Paramount farm. He
was owned by John II. Arfmann.
King Segis was born on Stevens Bros.
farm at Liverpool, y. Y, in November,
1910. The next year Mr. Arimann's faith.
er bought him for $4,000, then the highest
price ever paid for bull in this state, it
was said. In 1913 Mr.. Arfmann sold a
half interest in the bull to the Lawson
Holding company of ,Poughkeepsie. Six
months later the New Zealand government
offered 100000 for King. Segis, but the
offer was refused The bull earned $50 ,00I
to $4,000 year, it was said.
King Segis was sired by King Segis
Pontiac. His dam was Alcartra. He
stood about five feet high and weighed
1850 pounds. He had hundreds of sons
and daughters, many of them prize win
ners. He was exhibited at a cattle show
in Madison Square Garden, New York, in
1915, and swept the board of prizes.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-11-24
TOWNSHEND.

The residents sof Riverdale, so called
firmly believe that this section is one of
the most pleasant of the whole township
Mr.. and Mrs A. X. Greenwood and
daughters recently bought and moved to
the Sage farm, and in order to impress
their conviction on these newcomers and
welcome them To the community about 25
of the neighbors called in body Tuesday
evening, Nov. is, for an old-fashioned
house warming. Games and stunts in
which all joined made the evening merry.
and refreshments of sandwiches, cake and
cocoa added to the general satisfaction
+. T. Randall welcomed the new family
i'll brief speech and Mr. Greenwood ex-
pressed his appreciation of the good will
shown 1t was planned by those present
to make this the first of a series OF social
evenings during the winter
West River Grange will hold a Thanks
giving social on the date of the next reg
ular meeting, Nov. IS. 4 lively and
amusing program is being prepared and re-
freshments will be served, The families
of members are invited. At the last meet.
ing these officers were elected for the en-
suing year: Master. Arthur Cutler; o.,
Raymond Phillips; L.. Mrs. H. F. How
ard; s, f. E. Knapp; see. Mrs. F. l..
Osgood; treas, Mrs r. b. Prentiss; chap
lain. B. i, Prentiss; A. S, II. +, Howard;
G. X, DR.. F. L. osgood; Ceres, Mrs.
Frances Snow; Pomona Mrs Alma Cum
mings: Flora. Mrs. j. Perkins; L. A. s.,
Miss Eloise Cumming
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-11-24

A peculiar fact about the banana is
that no insect will attack it, and ar
other is that is it immune from the dis
eases that fruits are subject to.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-07
Z WACkAWOWA.

Bazaar No Waeiawowie rozpoczyna
sic W niedziele dnia ego listopada,
zaraz po nieszporach. W niedziel7
wystapia IA bazar nastepuiace to-
warzystwa: Tow. sv. Waciawa ze
Zjednoczenia, Tow. Serca Jezusa re
zjedneczenia, oddaial Macierzy sw.
Waclawa, Tow. sw. Jana Kantego ze
StowsTzyszsnia, Tow. Meskie R6ian-
ca Sw. i Choir sw. Cecylii.
Wszystkie towarzystwa te wysta-
pis in corpore, to tez MECH wszy--
sey przybeda W swych odznakach.
Komitety Dobrobytu z Klub6w miej-
scowych wraz z X. Proboszczem pra-
cuja usilnie by niezego ma bazarze
ME brakowaio. Bsdzie takze ma ba-
zarze-i kontest popularnosd, " kt6-
rym brad udzial moga wszystkie pa
nienki z Waciawowa, liezsce powy-
lei lat 16. Cd sodziny 4tei do 9tei
W ~niedziele beda nominacye do kan
testu, a try %panienki, ktore Eyska-
j. najwiecej glos6w do godziny 9tej,
pozostana W kontescie do konca ba-
zaru. Wygrywajaea kontest bedzio
odznaczona stosownie, oraz otrzyma
bardzo wartoSciowy prezent, dar je-
dnego z parafian. Bedzie takze | pre-
cent. dany ola tych, kt6rzy glosuja.
Przyjdacie ma bazar a przekonacie
sic jak to bedzie. Bazaar odbywat sic
bedzie take 4 W srode 1890, W kto-
rym wystapia wszystkie bractwa \
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-07

Wardy graniczace z rzeka, oraz
wardy gesto zaludnione, bsda
wieksze liczebnie z tego powodu,
re ME moga sic one rozwijac tax
szybko, jak wardy rezydencyalne
i mniej zaludnionie. Niekt6re war
dy podzielone beda ma dwie, jak
mp. Is, u, %. q, 50, "a, IS. Rada
szkelna prowadzi obecnie spis lud
noSci W mieseie, ktorego wynik
p:zekazany zostanie z kolei Ra-
die ~miejskiej, w tym celu, ably
sic niezwiocznie do podziaiu ward
zabraia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-07

1911 Murta Miehai. 1912 Myderko-
wska Maryanna.. 1913 Nawrocki
Franciszek. 1877 Niszczak Wojciech.
1918 Nowak Waciaw. 1919 NowaH
A. J.. 1880 Nowak Jan. 1881 Nova
grucki Waciaw. 1882 Obuchowski
Jan A.. 1888 Olech Ana. 1884 Olej.
niczak Franciszek. 1885 Omilinski
S. 1886 Orzechowski Jan. 1889 Pa.
mex Bronislawa. 1898 Pawlik An
drzej. 1894 Pawola J6zef. 1895 Pa
wluszka Piotr. 1898 Petka Jan. 100
Piochy Jan. 1902 Pniak Jan. 1104
Pluskola Pawei. 11o6 Ptak Saucepan.
lilo Radzewicz Jahu. I'LL Rako-
czy Jan. 1119 Roslunski Antoni.
1870 Rubin ]. 1922 Dukujzo Win.
Gently. 1924 Rowak Walenty. 1875
Shidla Piotr. 1145 Skorska Wikto--
rya. 1146 Silva Ludwik. 1147 Sio-
ia Ignacy. 1151 Splawski Jozef.'
1852 Szajner Anna. 1854 S~zypulski
Edward. 1856 Stalinski lgnacy.
1857 St%anislawski Maciej. 115S Sta
siewski Wawrzyniec. 1858 TameS
Antoni. ITO Trecinski Leon. I'LL
Tryszczyla Antoni 1880 Wasilewski
Jan. 1871 Watroba J6zef. 1885 Will
czyhska X. 1885 Wingert Maryan.
1887 Wisniewski Jan. 1870 Woz-
MAX Karol. 1871 Wroczewski Ja--
k6b 1894 Zabielski J. 1875 Zabolo-
wski Jan. 1876 zalewski Kazimierz'
1893 Zajaczkowski Jan. 1893 w
rex Franciszek. 1901 Zielehski Jan.
1903 Ziomek Jak6b. 1905 Zajac 10
zef.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-07
IS .Piotr. oil Baran Antoni.

Banas .Piotr. \911 Baran Antoni.
921 B~uszcz6wka Ludwika. $50 Bu-
rzanski J6zef. 936 Ciburski Adam.
92S Cnota Zofia. 941 Czah J6zef.
94S Debezowski J6zef. 946 Drozd
Walenty. 94S Duda Paulina. 949
Dudek Bruno. 951 Dukacz Andrea.
952 Durham Marya. 953 Dusek Wa
claw. 957 Fortuna Andrea. 95S Fra
lecki Stanisiaw. $50 Fuk Jan. $50
Gaia Stefan. 967 Gierut Franciszek.
968 Glebas Michai. $50 GoIabiew-
ski Wincenty. 973 G6rka J6zef. 974
Golebiewski Jozef. 977 Grzymek Jan.
$50 Jacenty, Stefan. 9S1 Jaguszow-
ski Jozef. $50 Jakimowicz Maryan'
ma. sS5 Januca Anna. 9s6 Janus
Walenty. 9S7 Jarmusz Jan. 9SS ia
sionski Jan. go Jonick Jan. S94
Kamiiska Katarsyna. s95 KAMA ka
tarzyna. s9A Karyt6wna Balbina.
1904 Kin stanisiaw. 1910 Kochah-
ski Micha7. 1O11 Koch August. 1912
Kojda Pawel. 1915 Konabik Jan.
1915 Korytowskt Jan. 1920 Kowal-
ski ]. 1921 Koza Pawea. 1924 Sly
manowski Ksayery. 1929 KubellA
J6zef. 1881 Runner Wiadysiaw.
1884 Kupis Wojciech. 1885 Kwasni-
cka J6zefa. 1886 K~wiatkowski Kazi-
mierz. 1887 Labaj Wojciech. 1862
Marczewski Frank. 1856 Marek Vol
CZECH. 1867 Matulak Walenty. 1853
Mazur Izydor. 1864 Mikoc Helena.
1865 Milewski J6zef. 1867 Miszwic
Stefan. 1868 Moniak Jan. 1869 Mo-
tuz Jozef. 1870 Mroczkowski K.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-07

towarzystwa 2enskie. W, piatek dnia
Ago, popofudniu, dla dzieci szkol-
nych a wieczerem ola ~wszystkich
bractw / towarzystw miodZiezy, a "a
kohczenie W niedziele 1890 dla obu
Klub6w, grup szwtazkowych, kup-
COW i przemysiowc6w ,oraz wszyst-
kieh parafian.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-07
LISTY POLSKIE.

Ma giownej poezcie W sr6dmiesciu,
znajduja sic ponizej wymienione Il
sly z Polski, ktore otrzymac MONA
"a zgioszeniem sic do budynku fe--
deralnego. Podac nalezy nazwisko i
obok tegoz u~mieszczony.
906 Andrzejkiewicz Jozef. 90
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-07
Sronika MiejsCoWa,
Dokonczenie re strongly |

rozrzuceni bedac po calym stanic.
Pieczy ich powierzone So male
miasteczka i wsi. Bill tego rodzaju
przedlozony juz zostai raz W le-
gislaturze, Stanu Illinois, nie
przeszedi jednak, poniewaz ida
MEM posiow ME wydawai i'm sig
konieeznym. Stowarzyszenie ban
kierow zadae rowniez bedzie, ably
W ~przyszloSci mniej litoSci Okla
zywaiy sadly wlamywaczom, kto-
ryeh "a sprawki podobne kaza
sadly lekko, skazujac ich ma krot-
kic wiezienne terminy. Zdsniem
tego stowarzyszenia, W Stanie
Illinois operuje piec dobrze or
ganizowanych band Wiamywaczy
ktorych specyalnoScie So banki.
Jednej z mich kwatera ma bye mia
sto Terre Haute, Ind, drugiej,
miasto Peoria, inns gas kwateru-
ia W Chicago. Detektywi maja
bye na tropie tych bandyt6w. -
Wczorai aresztowano dwu VITO
chow, kt6rzy mieli brac udziaI w
napadzie ma bank W miejscowo-
Sci Avery Vile, z~eszlej Srody,
gdzie bank straca $4,000. So ME
mi: John Gardino, GRAZ Salvatore
Marisco. Szef poiicyi miasta Peo-
ria nadeslai kwaterze detektywow
informacye, re znalezc ich mozna
u zbiegu ulicy Halsted i Taylor.
Tysiac dolarow znalezli detekty-
wi w kieszeniach Marisco.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-07

PanI Agnieszka Wr6bel, liczaca lat
80, zam. pnr. 324S w .24ta ul., scho-
dzac q tramwaju linii Kedzie ave-, zdq-
lajaVm W kiermku p61nocnym, posliz'
glefa sic ma stopniu tramwaju i upa-
dla ma, bruk, talk fatalnie, re odnfcsla
cezlie obra5enia prawego bosu j bio;
dra, Ambuians ~policyjny Odwi6zl niesz
czeSliwq do domu, gdzie sic znajdujc
pod Opieka lekarska.
Do Seryi 67-mej kt6ra pred paru
tygodniami 7oStafa otwarta, prZez
Spoke Budowuiczo- PozyczkowQ / Ka-
sc OszczedroSci i'm. Alberta Wachog-
skiego, MONA sic ~jes1cze Dapisac kaz-
diego c1asu W baniru Wachuwskiego, p.
mr.. 1892 W. 22-ga I'll.
Walenty WerbiGShi, zam. pnr. 1854
So. Winchester ave, spadi wczoraj O
godzinie 3Gej popoiudniu z drabiny,
gdy naprawiai okna swego dnmu.
Przywo}any lekarz stwierdzi} zlama-
ME reh i obraHenfa cielesne. Bed1le
mlslal d}ugo polezeG W l61ku zanim
, '. drowieje.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-07
PLANY PODZIALU WARD
TOW

Plany Podzialu ward ma piet-
dziesi4t So juz dawno ukohczone
zdaniem aldermana Cermaka, kto
ry prnwidujac, re obywatelc gio-
sowac beda zyczliwie W tel spra-
vie, problem ten studyowai do
kladnie i opracowal naleIycie.-
Warda posiadac bedzie Cd 40tu
DO 6ociu tysiecy ludnoSci; zalezet
to bedzie zgodnie z jego rozu-
'mowaniem cd tego, W jakiej dziel
nicy dana warda sig znaiduje- -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-07
PozAR K
DY Ma STo TYSIPcY DO
LARoW.

Dzisaj rychSo rano wybuchl
polar W fabrycc automobiowej:
Automobile Construction and Re-
pair Company, pnr. 2111-2117
West Lake rlicy. Zniszczonych
zostato 80 simochodow, oraz
szeSe oezkich ssmochodow tuwa-
rOvych Po1ar wybuchi W tytnej
zsSd fabryh i odkuyty zostai
przez jednego z robonikow. ma
zwi$nem Frank Young. MIN
straz poza-na przyoyA IA miej-
see, Phomienie pr0edarfy sic przez
suit. w. A. Yunke, prevalent
korpoacyi, oswfadcyl, re przy-
crna byla SLIME rozgrzana rpra,
ktora dotykaa drzewa. Strata po-
kryta Jest asekhracya.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-07

lnowu jesDcze jeden interes powsta}
W obrebie tamtejszej dzieinicy, a mia
nowtde: panic Konstancya Fruzyna /
Staniskawa Kubkowsxa, bouy znanych
obywateli, otworzyl W tych dniach
skNad damsd mieszczacy sic pnr.
1924 W. e6tej i Willard ul. Jestto podo-
buo jedyny skfad tego rod1aju W dziel-
nicy KaztmierDowa 1 ME ulega wat
pliwosc, Re nasze Poiki sDcerze Cd
wiedzae beda 1 robi6 tam zakupna. Bo
jedSrte W ten spos6b polski pr0emysl
wzrastal bedzie rGwnie z innyrni. Roda
czNom: Powodzenia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-07
kRdTklE Ho1Lrkl nIEJskIE.

Pteciu automopiloWyen oanoy'
tow odwiedziio onegdaj zakiad
jubilerski firmy Alexander Lich,
t~enstein and Bros, mieszczacej
sic pnr. 23s N. Cicero ave-, a pc
grzecznem ,,reee do CORY" zabra,
10 sic do napeiniania kieszenj
kosztownosciami. Lichtenstein
stracA towaru ma SUNG $1,000.
Podczas tego napadu, oprocz sa-
mego wlaSciciela, ME byso W
skiadzie ami zywej duszy, ktora to
okolicznosc uiatwiia bandytom re
bote. Podczas gdy jeden z handy
tow miai ma uwadze kupca, drug
rabowai co sic dato. Pc speinie-
niu swej n~iecnej misyi, bandyci
wybiegli ma chodnik, wsiedli do
oczekujacego ma mich samochodu
i znikneli.
Komitet .,Przystepnych Cen"
ktory zapowiadai, re znosiG be-
die ceny r6znych artykuiow
zywnosciowych, Jest zdaje sic bez
shiny, DO OTTO prezes te-
goz, major A, A. Sprague, pc roz-
movie telefonicznej, jaka miai z
prokuratorem generalnym W Wa
szyngtonie, oSwiadczyi, re z ko-
niecznoSci zchodzic sic must, re
cukier sprzedawany bye moze w
Chicago po 14-cie eentow Cd fun
IA. Cena cukru podskoczyia W
"a godzinach o jeden cent ma fun
Gle. Pocoz te komisye, jezeli mic
ME potrafia dobrego zrobit.
w szpitalu West Side, zmari
wczoraj sicdmioletni Wilbert
Danforth; podstrzelony on zostai
przez swego p~rzyjaciela, ktory
sadzii, re revolver ME byb nabi-
ty. Do mieszkania Danforta, pnr,
2l2 South Hamlia ave, przybyl
zeszscj nocy Clarence Oven, lat
9, Z1 South Hamlin. Danfort
znslazs gdzieS ukyty przez OLGA
revolver i pokazai go przyjacie-
lowi, kt6ry przy,ozyi go do ciala
swego przyjaciela ME sprawdziw
sly wpierw, czy byi naiadowany,
czy ME, pociagnai "a kurek. Sly
see sic dab strzai i Danfort upadi
IA podsoge. Zmari W szpitalu W
krotkim czasie. Clarence jest ma
wolnoSci.
Wezorajszy deszcz byt W cze-
Sci przyczyna Smierci jedncj ko'
Automobil pedzscy utica,
poSliznai sic i zjechal ma box, IT,
derzajac W maszyne pedzaca w
przeeiwnym kierunku. powalajac
jednoczesnie dwie kobiety ma
bruk; jedna z mich PAM Minnie
Olson, lat II, 3942 Wrightwood
ave-, zabits zostaia IA miejscu,
druga zaS, PAM Elizabeth Peter
son, 2322 N. Ayers ave, polama-
ne ma nogi. Nieszczesna maszyna
prowadzona byaa przez c. c.
Groen, 1882 Belden ave. Druga
kierowai Joseph Martin, 1927 N.
Leavitt III. Obaj wyszli z wypad-
ku be- szwanku.
Kilka dni temu wybuchi W
.mieScie strajk czeladnikow rzez-
nickich, zsdaiacych Cd swych pra
codawcow $4,000 tygodniowo. O.
kolo diva tysiace wysz1o ma
strajk; wielu z mich powrocilo
juz do piracy, otrzymujac zadana
podwyzke, okoio 1900 jednak, W
dalszym ciagu jest bcz piracy. Sc
kretarz uni, GUY O'Neal, oswald
cyl wczoraj, re strajk zakohczy
sic z przysziym poniedzialkiem
najdalej; kazdy z rzeznikow mu-
sic zgodzic ma podane przez unie
warunki, W przeciwnym bowiem
razie, bedzie mial pewne trudno-
sci W prowadzeniu swego inte-
resu.
Wczoraj zrana wybnhi pozar
pnr. 1906 w. Monroe ulicy, zmu-
szaiac wielu z lokatorow do szyb
kiego opuszczenia budynku. PAM
Gladys Jameson, mSoda mezatNa
liczaca lat 18, skoczyla z trzecie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-07
ZKAZIMIERZOWA.

JUtro, W sobote, dnia S-go b. m, Cd
bedhie sic UroQmaicony wieczorek pry-
watny, urzadzony dla czlonk0w | przy-
jaciG Tow. sw. Kazimierza Kr6lewi-
CA, skupiajacego sic przy parafii pod
temle Yezwaniem- Wieczorek 6w Cd
beizie sic W Iokalu wfasnym pnr. 1850
So. Sacramento ave-, o gvdznie Smej
wiecDorem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-07

Drogerys Arykuly TOaletOwe
HOrIicks sEpitalne siodo-
we mleko. Sass.
Hills nlbo Groves cnSca-
"a quinfne tabletki ma pre-
alebteaie, 2 "a 35c, sztuka
1Sc.
u DandeYine tonic nm
sk6re 80c.
Norwich milk mugnesia,
duza butelka SOC.
FIetchers Cnstoria, :kc.
Soc DaEEet and RamSdeu
cob3 cream, BE.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-07

jest asektracya.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-11-07
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER :, 1919.
TUESDAYS ELECTION.

It will be hard for either the Demo-
c.ats or the Republicans to get much
consolation out of the elections CT
TUESDAY. If the results of the cleo
tions in the various States mean any
thing, they mean that people are
pretty generally disgusted with bon
parties. Republicans won in Demo-
cratic strongholds and Democrats won
in G. O. P. territory. Local issues
predominated in most sections, as
though the politicians of both parties
feared to risk anything on national
issues.
The most encouraging thing that
happened was the result in Massa-
cbusetts. There the Democratic
candidate, Long, had made his appeal
to tie labor vote, charging thar Gov
ernor Coo!e lge, Republican candidate
for reelection, had been biased in
favor of capital in his attitude to-
ward he striking Boston policemen.
Governor Coolidge Won by an un-
precadented majority. 1t was clear
cut issue between the Bolshevist5,
with the Democratic candidate linea
u9 Wiz! the Reds, and the !aw-and~
o.ier element, the latter winning.
Thc results in Kentucky, New JcT~
ser and Virginia wouli seem to in"'i-
caic that the ncople ere disguGted
with the fanatical prohibitionists and
IT, lengths TO which they have gone
ard want more temperate solution
of the liquor question. On the ether
hand local issues played such a large
part in the campaigns in these three
States that any deductions from the
results is problematic if not impossl-
BILE.
The victory in Massachusetts, cam
not be termed Democratic vic:c.y;
it embraces too much, II is in fact
a victory for Americanism as opposed
to radicslism. Those of US who had
been worried about present precarl-
Gus conditions, the unrest and the un-
reason, cen well take courage from
the verdict in the Bay State.
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WASTED HUMAN LIFE.

The average human life is worth a
good deal, even rated by the cold and
unfeeling scale of dollars. 1t is esti-
mated that it costs on an average OF
$4,000 to bring an American boy or
girl through the fifth grade in gram
mar school; that is, to stage where
usefulness may be said properly II
begin.
Perhaps the most noteworthy fca-
ture of the peace program of the
Red Cross is the sound and practical
design to conserve American lives.
Human lives are sacrifced-wasted
through ignorance of parents with
young babies; through bad living con-
ditions; improper diet; insufficient at
tention to hygiene; epidenics of in
fluenza, measles, typhoid and othci
practically preventable or controls
able maladies; and the waste is a.:
economic tax of vast and burden.
some proportions on the nation, view.
ed in the coolest way.
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RED CROSS AND ----
PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE

/ hope the people, of Abbeville will
irot forget the great work that the
American Red Cross is doing for
them. Did you know that every claim
or request that is made by an eX-
soldier or sailor is attended to thru
your Home Service Secretary? Since
my appointment as Medical Represen-
tative of the Public Health Service,
Il have been able, with the help of the
Red Cross, to get in touch with every
soldier that was discharged with a
disability. We have had from time
to time men to come to us that were
apparently we'll when discharged, but
on reaching home they have found
that they were not physically tit to
carry on their former work. These
men have been examined and found
to need treatment, have been sent to
the hospitals, maintained by the gov
crnment, but assisted by the Red
Cross.
So long as Abbeville County has a
soldier boy in the hospitals she must
not fail to do her duty to the Red
Cross. The Red Cross is now ready
TO take up new work in this county,
wiz: Rural Sanitation, tuberculosis,
and Baby Welfare.
It is hoped that the county is ready
TO join hands with the Red Cross,
Public Health and State Board of
Health in carrying out their county
unit place of work.
Abbeville County cannot afford to
! fall behind on this roll call, but should
come forward, 60 over the top and
then some.
C. C. Gambrell, M. D.
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+ Gard of Thznks.

We wish to thank our neighbors
and friends for their Kindness to us
during the sickness and dest!, of our
little Raymon. We also desire to
thank Miss Sherar and Dr. j. R.
Power for their untiring. efforts in
trying to relieve the one wio vas so
near and dear to us. May :hc Lord
bless each and every one OF her is
the prayer of,
]. T. Norris and family.