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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-09
POLSCY PRE-
CIV


kreoia rdbote bolszewicka w
Polsce, dazaca do zdezorganizo--
wanna odradzajacego sic pahstwa
polskiego. Propaganda bolszewi-
cka przejawila sic bardzo drasty-
.cznie W Zagiebiu Dabrowskiem,
gdzie jednak ME udai SIG zamach
jaki plauowano tam wykonaS
przez wywoianie strajku general
uego. w i~nformacyi ~naszej poda-
liSmy hasla proklamowanego
strajku, jego cele wedle organu
bolszewickiego ,,Komunista', O.
raz komeutarze prasy warsaw
skiej. ,Uzupelniamy obecnie te
wiadomosc zacytowaniem cha
rakterystycznych w tel sprawie
odezw polskich narodowych zrze
seen robotiiczych, ktore energi-
cznie potepiiy i skarciiy krecie
knowania bolszewicki w Polsce.
Narodowy Zwiqzek Robotniczy
w proklamacyi swego zarzadu
glownego wypowiedzial sic ma
stepujaco:
Robotnicy!
,Wrogow:e ludu polskiego, god
nj spadkobiercy tyranri pruskiej
i carskich. krwiozerczych siepa-
czy - bolszewicy niemiecc, /
rosyjscy robiq najwiekszc wy
sikh, ably dokonat dzisiaj tego,
czego ME zdoiaiy osiagnac Wilhel
my i Mikoiaje.
Odrodzony, czerwony impera-
linn moskiewski i niemiccki Sic
ga zbrojna lapa pc ziemie pol
skie, ably uczynit z Mich swoje
kolonie i zrabowac resztki zyw-
noSci ola swych wyniszczonych
rewolucya i anarchia KRAKOW.
Ma .przeszkodzie ich zbrodni-
Gym zakusom stanai pierwszy
ludowy Sejm ustawodawczy pol
ski. ktory wybrany Z vol calego
narodu, skupil do obrony i twor-
czei piracy wszystkie najlepsze ST.
y. spoieczenstwa, W ktorym robot
mix i chop posiada olbrzymia
wiekszosc swych przedstawicieli,
Sejm doklada wszelkich starah
by uchronic kraj Cd nowego ma
jazdu re wschodu i zachodu -
rchwalajac pobor do wojska, ma
kiadajac przymusowa pozyczke
ma kapitalistow i klasy posiada-
jaces ktora pojdzie ma uvuchomie-
ME przemyslu i zorganizowanie
piracy ola proletaryatu.
Ma powstac silna Armia Pol
ska, ktora zagrodzi nowym roz-
bojnikom droge do Polski.
Do tego ME chca dopuscit "a
wszelka cene bolszewicy DO
silna Polska to smierc bolszewiz
mu, to koniec panowania terroru
i dyktatury.
w tym celu agenci rosyjskich
sowietow i niemieckich spartaku-
sowcow usiluja wywolac W ma
Sym krsju rozruchy i anarchie,
odciat polskiego zolnicrza wal
.czacego ma froncie Cd zywnosci
i Cd ojczyzny - a przez to os}a-
bic jego silly w walce.
Ma znak z Berlina, dany przez
podnoszacych tam glove sparta
kusowcow - ma w tych dniach
wybuchnae u mas strajk powszech
ny, rzekomo pod hasiami robot
niczemi prowadzony.
Pod pIaszczykiem protestu
przeciw rzekomym przesladowa-
MON robotnik6w przez rad pol
ski, przeciw gabinetowi i t. d. =
.kryje sic istotny eel strajku a
jest MIN obalenie Sejmu i wpro-
wadzenie dyktury bolszewickiej.
Strajk ma ~zadokumentowac
misdzynarodowa solidarnosc boil
szewicka i dlatego wywoluje sic
60 W chwili wybuchu rewolucyi
spartakusowc6w W Niemczech.
Robotniey!
Czy many o~boietnie patrzec
ma to, jak agenci aaszych wro-
gov chca mas pchnae w przepase
..i... -.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-09
k0muDikaty Urzedu Pras0WO |nforma
GyjnegO Wydziau Mar. Pol.

zaJawszy Plnsk, podleio natych-
miast z wladzami odpowiednimi
akcye, majaca wprowadzie do mia
sta spokoj / porzadek. Jednoczes-
ME pomyslano bardzo wydatnie
o zaprowiantowaniu miejscowej
ludnosci, pozbawionej przez boil
szewikow ostatnich zapas6w zyw
nosci.
Poniewaz w mieScie w pew
nych kolach ciagle u~trzymywaiy
sic sympatyesdo bolszewikow,
zwiaszcza wsrod zydow, ponie--
waz postawa tych sfer ludnosci
stawala sic coraz grozniejsza,
przeto Ago kwietnia jeneral Ii
stowski jake komendant Podla-
STA, major Kuczynski jake dowod
ca obwodu pinskiego, wreszcie
podporucznik L~andsberg, jake 10
mendant woiskowy Pinska, wy
dali odpowiedne odezwy ma scia-
mach, budynkach i wszystkich
.publicznych miejscowoSciach Pin
szczyzny. Odezwy tie wzywaly
ludnoSG do ostatecznego wyda--
MIA wiadzom wojskowym amuni-
cyl i broni, zabranialy tez ze-
bran publicznych, tax tainych jak
jawnych, pod groza kary smierci,
Nalezy sobie zdawaG sprawe z
poiozenia, w iakiem znajdowaia
sic zaioga samego miasta i Cd
dzia}y polskie pred miastem ope
rujace. w tych dniach wlasnie
przeprowadzono operacye W &C.
III odepchniecia bolszewikow ma
kogiszyn, Oddziaiy polskie wy
ruszyiy w pole, tax, re W samym
Pinsku pozostaia stosunkowo
bardzo siaba zaioga. Welding in
formacyi, jake otrzymaiy sfery
wojskowe polskie przez jednego
Z zo}nierzy zydow, sfuzacego w
armii polskiei, bolszewicy zwia-
zani spiskowo mimo zakazow i
o~strzezen, mieli byli w nocy z 3
ma + z. m. przeprowadzic zamach
ma polskich oficerow i zoinierzy,
pozostajacych W miescie, miano
ich w nocy napasG i wymordo-
wac. Przedwstepny wiec bolsze-
wick odby} sic juz w tel sprawie
W iokalu PREY III. Kupieckiej. w
sobote odbyiy sic diva wiecie, je-
den rano drugi popoludniu. Ger
wona wstazeczka pod klapa byia
umowionym znakiem spiskow-
cow. Ma drugi wiec sobotni odby-
wajacy sic mimo zakazow suro-
wych, przybyI patrol zolnierzy
polskich w celu dowiedzena sic 0
charakterze zebrania. Przyje,o
ich ma schodach Lckalu gradem
wystrzalow ~rewolwerowych.
Dwoch zoinierzy byio rannych,
jeden z mich wkrotce umari. In
terwencya wojskowa zarzadzona
n~atychmiast, przeprowadzifa OTTO
genie domow spiskowcow j a.
resztowanie zebranych. Podczas
aresztowania poczeli oni wyjmo-
wac z kieszeni reporty, papiery,
wszelkie dowody I darli je po-
spiesznie.
Sytuacya staia sic az nadto wy
rama. Z zeznan aresztowanych
dowiedziano sic dokiadnie o pla-
nowanym zamachu ma wielka
skale.
Polscy wojskowi, tax oficero-
vie jak zofnierze, rowniez Office
rowie amerykanskiej misyi, kto-
rzy bawili wtedy W miescie, mie-
Ii bye W nocy wymordowani.
Bolszewicy spiskowcy pinscy Ia
mierzali tym sposobem uiatwie
akcye swym towarzyszom, daza-
Gym przez Logiszyn do opanowa-
MIA Pinska. Rzecz Charkterystycz
na, Re miano ME oszczedzaG Off
cerow misyi amerykanskiej. Mia
10 sic to byio STAG dlatego, re po-
srednicza oni W sprowadzaniu do
kraju znacznych transportow
zywnosci j dobrego towaru pierw
szej potrzeby, ktory oddawany
jest po niskiej Genie, przez CO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-09


akcye swym towarzyszom, daza-
Gym przez Iogiszyn do opanowa-
MIA Pinska. Rzecz Charkterystycz
IA, Se miano ME oszczedza6 Off
cerow misyi amerykanskiej. Mia
10 sic to byio STAG dlatego, re po-
srednicza oni W s~prowadzaniu do
kraju znacznych transportow
zywnosci j dobrego towaru pierw
szej potrzeby, ktory oddawany
jest po niskiej Genie, przez CO
wytwarza niebezpieczna konku-
rencye miejscowemu handlowf.
Sad dorazny wykluczywszy z
rozprawy starcow i kobiety, 80
spiskowcow, CO do ktorych ME
byio najmniejszej watpliwosci, il
So prowodyrami caiej tel akcyi,
skazai ma kare smierci. Zostali
oni straceni koio sciany cerkwi,
dawniej klasztoru iezuickiego,
zbudowanego mad rzeka Pima, ma
rynku.
Cafy ten zamach, prowadzony
z dzika bezwzglednoscia, swiad-
cyl dobitnie o tyeh przewrot-
nych metodach walki, jakich u
iywaja bolszewicy. Me wahaja
sic oni weiagnae do dziaiani., ma
tylach walczacego, wojska, ludno
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-24

AT LEFT, Miss
Temi Acone, Sc
lected by a COM
mittee of Boston
Italians to pre-
sent a thirty-fve
pound kewpie as
a mascot to the
o { f i C e'rs Of
the Italian dread
nought Conte di
Cavour, a recent
visitor at the New
England port.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-23
RED CROSS TO make
HOME SERVICE WORK
PERMANENT FEATURE
Civilian Relief Ina Time Of Peace
To Be Continued Indefinitely
Under r. O. Auspices. Great
Field In State

Miss Frna Ferguson division head
Of tie home rorvicc fnr New Mexico.
no has Just returned from n meet
inE in Denver that in uc-
corinnce with the general outline ~
wurk made 10 the Red Gross in the
January conference work among
civilians Will continue 10 form the post
War activities of h Red cross ThiH
means hat the home service viii be
more imTortunt than ever, and tfc
chances are that this branch 81 the
Hrd NruHs viii tlkc over tho civic bot
torment work IN many communities
MANI people feel mat ~ such ac-
tiritlca should nc under tho control %
an Institution such nH the kCd Gross,
Itrmunrnfif. And certainly no other
afaorlhu9n ~ boiN b. better fitted e.
adequately handle civilian relief and
social service work. The extent ~
the worf in NrW Mexico has proved
ErlIfrf tnHn wna inHglarl possible.
and there Ia n tremendous fFld before
fhlH anrfIfr which will nuar the work
in continue iufUnnifrN.
Miss t~frruarun hHH irt for Ntluntic
City Co. attend H one weeks confer.
cncr nf ltrd OfUHr home service rpp-
rr%anuiHtlNtH. Nies Ferguson VIII De
tho only sropfcsrrfftVa from Now
M0xlco Upon hpf uciurn about the
middle nf June. u one daY Information
cuurrr f1r uUru Interested Boo home
service wuri will b. given a. ths
"a = uficrf OH the feIHrul building
Miss Nulio o. Denver will hc here.
aud t series of lectures VIII be given.
the exact prurram io hU announced al
thc time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-23
FRAll
FOLKS NEED
PHOSPHATE
Netting Ldfs risin Blro- rhosphats 10 rui
on rirm. Healthy riesh md 10 increase
atrsnfth. Wiser and Nerve Force.

faieins fr4a me eoantiess preparations
and trsaimenis which nrr continually teirs
hdVeftissd TO- ~ purruse ~ making ihin
t4urle ncshy developing arms meek and best.
and rtpiaeinf uriy hulloss and anriss ~ the
scu curved lines - health and beauty. there
are eeiieutlr thaufands ~ men and women
vho hetnly fcei their Successive thinneas.
fhinnest Ard weainess sre usually dae 20
stafeei nerves. oar bodies need more phos
rhata Wan a enniainrd in mudrfu foods
rays Iciana eialm there ls nothine that VII
supply this deheieney 80 veil a. tn orsanic
phosphate knarn amanF druggists g. hiifs,
r~husphate which is impressive and T. sold
~ hfrfs Pharmacy in Albuquerque ahd most
al druErists uudsf q guarantee u fatlsfar
ton o. MONEY back ny feeding tho nerves
directly aud ~ suprlying The h1df cells with
the neessssW phutrhnns food slsmsnis hitfa.
phosphate quickly prrf1cfa r. welcome trans
fufmaflun in Tho appearance. The increase lu
FeIrtt frequsnuY telH asfnnishinr
this increase in weight also carries With "
a general iupruyrmsni in che hsalti. Nfft
unsnfsa sleeplraness and lark - enerry.
which nearly aieays sncsssivs
thianrss. soon disappear dali eyes hseomc
urirhf ard pale chcets Eiue with the bloom
% perfect health.
NAtffON Although hitra phosphate L
Unsurpassed Tor relieving nsrsausuesa sleep
leasnsas snf fsnsral srainsss. 10 sh1uid not.
owing 90 ~ remarkable feah growing proper
ust. he used W anyone Who does not dslifo
90 pot on nrrh.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-23
WIRELESS TELEPHONE
TO BE INSTALLED N
FORESTS OF NATION
Experiment VIII Be New Depart
ure to See II Message win Pass
Through Intervening Higher
Mountain Ranges

In many sccglonH Of the national
forests o. has hrcn found impossible
without great expense o. mnintlin
telephone wires or cables because o.
the havoc wrought by timber falling
across the wires and By heavy snow.
slides Therefore wireless telephones
are soon 20 be given "a ria IN the FOR
ests. ana the airnai corps % the army
lent our combination scts ~
tranawittlnr n receiving apparatus
a. the forest service % M tulted
states department % agriculture
Equipment IL 20 be Installed on At
Hood al an elevation Of about 49,
600 feet and another cot D. % be- ~
the nslrosi forest ranger station,
about o. miles away. Two other feta
are TO be pincrd In the Clearwater
forest region % Idaho. which d. heavy
wilderness country.
wireless telephones have never
hern tried in mountainous country
and interest ccutcrs ln the results o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-23
United Stores Co.
VIII Open Doors
Tomorrow Morning

ono OF "a number 81 important new
business enterprises. just come o. and
arfungiuE 60 cuius tu Albuquerque.
Che United i-ccnt to 81 Stores com
ptny will formally open 10 doors 90
tho public ut dtN West Central ave
niue tomorrow morning The now hua-
infEs houno hna beet prepared ard
equipped with unusual care ia front
b. striking aud ~ Interior nfranrr-
mcnt IL "a model ct convenience To-
opening nils the three hundred hlosk
in West Central venue with business
Institutions. cNcry onc Of which li
Thoroughly alive
Mr. Laurence r. Jones. rcncrii
manager OF Tho United stores com
punN has sou bee Albuquerque for spt
rral DAYS completing final Arrange.
monts Cor tho opening of the huuuoai
here Nr Viii De- present 90 thr ut.'r
iuE tomorrow morning ut Ir ami
extends % personal invitation tu tho
people OF Albuquerque tn inspect not
oils fur store stock hut tlU ,Hm.
panys entire mvrlhHudaius plan
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-23

Want 90 trade that mute Tor q
gas waguu1 Try the WANT AZ
way.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-23

the experiments particularly ir the
effect un mUr 500 uf M riuE0a be-
tween Telephone stations The Nj,
Hood experiment WI show The uruc-
urlhllIty ~ tnlklur frum "a hlnh point
Co. a. low point and the Clearwater
forest experiment will demonstrate
whether messages can hc communal
Gated form two points uf about the
samo elevation hut separated hf
mountain
Au the Wireless station. VIII Doc rH.
tahnshci at IurEnut points and will
give uArulurH uf fires developing lu
the forcsff s-uurlomentiur the rcgulsr
fntiufIra nf fir forrest service
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-23
LEMON JUICE
+ FOR FRtcKlES
CiIsl Make beauty lotion for
a few oents--Tv III

squeeze the juice Of two lemons On.
70 = bottle cpntDinlng three ounces Of
ofchnrd while shake well. and wa
hatc n quarter pint OF Ne best freckic
and tan lotion and complexion bcau-
tnrr. az Nrr. very small cost.
Your rnoccr has the lemons and
any drug riorc or toilet counter VIII
supply three unccH Of orchard white
Ter a few cents Nasrare this sweet
Is fmrrsnt lotion into the face neck.
arms and hnnda each daN and see
how ffrcNios and blcmishrs diaapprsf
ami how clear. soft and roHy-whito
The rtIn brComcH. Yes IL - hariu-
less and never irfitates.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-23

This Is Sergeant Frank :.
Leavitt, who says his service over
sens with the Tank Corps has made
him ~ 20 tackle any heavyweight
wrestler ia tie world -Caddock.
Lewis. Zhyszl,o or Plestinu pre-.
f,rrcd Lcavitt recently competed
IN an A. T. 4. tournament ia Pari,
and won m the srmi-duals IT,
was ordered home with his unit be-
fore be- could cay Tor the A.. r. r..
title.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-23

dollar; nothing costs more than l
dollar. Nothing Will hc sold tt moro
fHan one dollar FOR the ariicl, Mcf.
,uAndise roldi on the counter Tor the
customer Is thc syHtom. mni.rlllt
reducing overhead costs and permit
rrr efficient and economical stor,
.Df,Icc lrI close pricing
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-23

which NJ Jones and hls associate
VIII ,tpllIn
III" Albuquerque store viii hr un
def the management uf Ma Curtis
-IithHrisuu. 1 STORE manager of lur
s~.rrf'nntn and H utUuncr 81 thU luI.
tri Store rumtuut. The oUfHnuiUHE
fsafu OF tnt new Hturu ia be- pricing
NufDm Hrl fHU limits thereto TN.
prrU urFr ia fHUm uuD-r,ut fu un,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-23
Contracts Signed For
Deep Well at Clovis
BY Texas Operators

Cioy.t y ~. NAV 81 Tho con.
tracts we're signed here MONDAY hy
g.. D. kty and D. a. IHrart ~ op-
orators of wichita Polls TeNta lnl
land uWurw foIdiur HupruNI wHtely
Co. 900 ACRES of land north uf clovis
f0r tho DRILLING or an nl wtl 90 r.
ispfh of 100 loaHf $500 feet Tho con
tract %stipuiHiCs that operations such
aa ordering b derrick tmhrrH tUH
drilling ur shall begin within fn DAYS
and ihlt actual drilling shall hralu
within four months from date uf af
lcnsf hY September o.. 1919
McaHn kry and narsry went out
oVOr b land MONDAY In company
with Mrasfa shlpirf. rurr,u aud tirll
and expressed themselves HH h,Iuu
we'll pleased with thr prospects of
finding oi In that district Alfhuurh
the we'll viii ht located IUHuf fuuf
leon miles north of Clovis che exact
site Wlil NOS bp selected uUul after H
wtuloEIsi rpoa oter The rruuui anil
picks tho location turr.U Hul lirii
oi Clovis Who hINo been wnrklnE 0n
thD proposition f.r several weeks Esf
tInE thr U|rtt.n signed up rD.UutIH
vent Co WirhitH Fails ,ui interested
tho contractors in thc matter
Tho company VIII h. kHoVn m
Tho Niro Ranch 600 company IIf
uo stock Will bt sold Tho contractors
Announce however. tNIf tIpN will Doc
UIlllug t0 $500 t limited uuouut uf
acreage moan tIr ugil Is soon Hs tNH
total required acreage nHs been H
cured .fht leases ~iUunatrl Iu fHH bank
aud thr drilling operations COM
mDnrrI
Mr par.y is une of the promoter
of ODE Burh-M aEsYnrr we'll One uI
the iHrEDat prpducvra Boa the baft
The Holly chieftain., 1919-06-12
REMARKABLE RECORD OF TIE BANKS.

While railroad burden
under
rendered greater service and has increased
and the volume
every bank because headquarters
OF thinks
business
credit anything it the individual
But OF healthy banking
credit
enterprises throughout
security
why not odopt the slogan Il believe the
you don't believe in locality
ter region to live in than in Colorado
provides kindly cmate Prowers
They
praises day in and day year round
If you expect accomplish anything She
avevery much aveaive all over philosopher
pie half They
pie who have discovered only small within them
selves who does things tips his
Interest coupons of
the 18th month
department that these
Its good suggestion too This practical saving
This the of the sweet girl
less and her sweetness not with
The Holly chieftain., 1919-06-12

This is the of the Sweet girl
grow less and her sweetness not graduation
The Holly chieftain., 1919-06-12
rHE WRONG SPIRIT.

THE WRONG SPIRIT
There is too much of Georgedot spirit in Holly
m a % m Is @ m b @ p s IS d % Ser t any % @ @ Ms nn you s ua 10 refuse 70
meet the won't make
the other fellow doesn't show inclination thing
everything
along and
does what he feels best be done regardless whether
premises stamping germs
community
power in himself The moment you clean matter
howthe other fellow benefits deriving
clean then just that he going
about the other fellow will
what feel ought be And we that
which all interested
OIL pRoDucr1oN
1t pretty hard for figures pertain
ing to oil production in this but because
stand them doubt them doubted all
derstand would doubt eterna boosting
boys oil stock and neither advising Holly his
into OIL but believe will
interest
fortyfour
s Of oil in this During the period
would that ought
importing 1. 1ht hfty-three three mil million barrels at
OF of meats but we imported deal Of meat also
keep within its borders pound Of produce
anything because hasn't probably
large although we are not producing enough
for ourselves and at the time shall import
the difference
BUILD Now-PRIcEs WILL NOT SOON REoEDE II EVER
The Minneapolis News
will
level they
Cold facts gathered by the say
building.
Up to the first of the
for lumber seventy three
general advanced one hundred and thirteen DER
cent Building materials mot including stee
-
Probably decline but meantime there
will be evening Prices which
will come down first and most Prices which smallest
comparative advance
level This last applies the building poor business to
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1919-10-25

Edward F. Dunno, william J. Cor.
boy and Maurice F. Dunno announce
the formation Of copartnership for
the practice Of law under the firm
name Of Dunno, Corboy and Dunno,
with Offices at 720 the Rookery, 200
s. La Sale street.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1919-10-25

G. B. Hedstrom. the popular pro-
prietor Of Lake Views foremost shoe
store at 1854 North Clark street, has
hosts Of friends among the leading
men Of Chicago fact that is testi-
fed to by the popularity Of his place
Of business.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1919-10-25
LABOR PARTY
DELEGATES

The list of candidates of the Labor
party for delegates to the constitu
tional convention was announced
The names must be filed by petition
before the time limit expires for in
dependent filings, next Saturday
The list follows:
Dist.
l. John II. Kennedy.
2. William ]. Riordan, Bert Muir
ply.
8. Henry SHERIFF., William Martin
4. Max. Wegener.
g. Joseph Winkler, Lewis p. Hill.
s. John c. Teevan, Albert Stewart
.. James J. Maher. Rudolph A.
Sedlacek.
IL. r. Keene Ryan, Benjamin F.
Ferris.
13. M. w. Raven. X. Blevens.
Is. Gustav A. Grossman.
10. II. r. Krashnow, A. vanderpoel
Fl. Ben. F. Parker, e. James.
20. William 4. Rodriguez.
25. Frank b. Link, w. Thomas
Polston.
~. John w. Maskei1, Douglas Nc.
lavish.
90. Edward Hammond.
SO. William r. Boyer.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1919-10-25
WANTS CENSUS TAKERS
Second District Supervisors
Looking for Men and Women
for Job.

Wanted-2S5 men and women to act
as census takers.
Charles Steffel, recently appointed
supervisor over the second district,
comprising Cook county. exclusive of
Chicago. and Lake county, has the
2S5 jobs and wants that number of
competent men and women to fill
them. The census taking will start
Jan. 2. The employment will be from
two to four weeks in accordance with
the length of time the task takes.
The pay will be between 81 and Sc a
day. Applications can be placed with
Mr.. Steffel at Cicero and the Job oh.
tanned by successfully passing the
qualification tests.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1919-10-25
PUBLIC SERVICE BUNK
The Tooth Extracting and Smoke
Consuming Department in the
City Hall Makes People
Laugh.

Why doesn't the alleged city de-
partment OF Public Service get after
the fraudulent weighing machines,
with which the city is infested?
Can you guess why It doesn't?
There are 102,641 Of these machines
scattered all over the city on city
sidewalks.
It is safe to say that 10000 of them
are out Of order most Of the time.
They yield an immense revenue, as
each patron is obliged to give up one
cent for the privilege Of finding out
how much he does not weigh.
Another fraud on the public is the
counterfeit gum vending cent.in.the
slot machine, which in the majority Of
eases. takes the cent but yields no
gum.
Why Is II that the City Department
Of Public Service permits these frauds
to exist?
Judge Frank Johnston, r., b max.
ing q fine record on the Circuit Court
bench.
Judge George B. Holmes Is crafty
ing his many friends with the fne
record no Is making on the Municipal
court bench.
Oscar Deis, American pianist, vol.
unteered his services at Fort Sheri.
dan and Great Lakes on Monday.
~
George L. Schein, the we'll known
lawyer, who numbers his friends by
the thousand, would make fine Judge.
Mr.. Schein has no ambition in this di.
rection, It is said, but his ability. fair.
ness and legal experience well At him
for judicial honors.
Mayor Thompson should be given
q chance to fire q lot Of deadwood
among the city hall clerks. Some Of
them thinking themselves safe under
the civil service law, are impudent,
insubordinate and useless.
~
G. A. Beckett, the we'll known and
highly respected president OF the
Beckett Coal and Coke Company. al.
though still young man, has led a
very active life and has been 20.
tent figure in the business world for
many years. Whether as president
Of the Chicago Bearing Metal Com.
pany, the Beckett Coal and Coke
Company, or as director of the Fort
Dearborn National Bank, he has won
the high regard Of the business public.
Peter Reinberg has saved millions
for the people as president Of the
county board.
Alderman Walter p. Steffen is fire.
quently mentioned for state treasurer.
~
John b. Knxnt or II West Wash.
ington street Is one of the leaders in
the real estate world.
Paul II. Wiedel, the able and cour-
teous chief clerk of the board of as
sesors, is one of the most capable
and highly respected public officials in
Cook county. He is live wire in the
cause Of good public service.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1919-10-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Deis have been
spending part Of their summer vaca.
ton at Lake Geneva. Oscar Deis
Piano School will reopen its studios
on September 10th.