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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-03
Lew Kelly Show.

Lew Kelly comes to the Gayety
Theater next week at the head of his
own company, THE Lew Kelly Show.
While preserving the character,
Prof Dope" which he brought into
being with Ward & Vokes nearly
twenty years ago. the vehicle. The
Submarine Man" is entirely new The
production represents a generous
financial outlay and offers pretty
chorus. tuneful music, rich scenic eff
fects and handsome costumes Edward
c. Jordan, Arthur Putnam, Plunkett
G. Safer, jeanette Buckley and An
nette Shaw are in the cast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-03
Home.

Sunday. Lew Cody in The Broken
Rutterfy": Monday, Madge Kennedy, in
Strictly Confidential; Tuesday, Anita
Stewart. in Shadows of the Past;
Wednesday. Elaine Hammerstein, in
The Country Cousin; Thursday. Har-
ry Morey. in The Darkest Hour; Fri
DAY. William S. Hart. in The Dis
ciple"; Saturday, Douglas Fairbanks
in His Majesty, the American
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-03
KNICKERBOCKER-"The Loves
of Lefty"

Thursday and Friday of this week.
Anne of Green Cables featuring
Mary Miles Minter. and Saturday,
Harry r. Morey, in his latest release
(for the first time here). In Honor
Web
Sunday and Monday. Pauline Fred
erick will be pictured at the knick-
erbocker in THE Loves of Lefty
adapted from Sir Arthur Wing Pin
eros play, Lefty: Tuesday and We'd
nesday. Marguerite Clark. in her
la test release. Luck in Pawn; tho
ensuing two days. Constance Binney.
in "Erstwhile Susan" and Saturday,
.231. Hours Leave" starring Douglas
Mclean and Doris May.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-03
Carolina.

Sunday. Pauline Frederick. in Bonds
of Love-; Monday. Lew Cody. in THE
Broken Butterfly; Tuesday, Madge
Kennedy. in strictly Confidential"
Wednesday. Anita Stewart, in ''Shad-
ows of the Past; Thursday, Elaine
Hammerstein, in THE Country Cous-
in; Friday. Harry Morey, in The
Darkest Hour" and Saturday, Will
liam S. Hart in THE Disciple
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Philadelphia Orchestra.

The wonderful Rimsky- Korsakow
symphonic suite. 'Scheherazade, "
with it's four parts. The Sea and
the Vessel of Sindbad.'' Tale of the
Prince kalender," The Young Prince
and the Young Princess" and the
finale with the feast at Bagdad; the
sea, the wreck of the vessel and con-
olusion, will be Il feature Of the pure
ly orchestral program of the PhiIa
delphia Orchestra. DIR. Leopold Sto-
kowski. conductor. at it's concert in
the New National Theater next Tues
Gay afternoon. The symphony will
be Schubert's "Unfinished' Symphony
in 3 Minor, and the overture. Mozart s
Don Giovanni"
Tickets may be had at the Offices
of T. Arthur Smith, 1906 G. street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-03

in Sadie Love-" and Roscoe Arbuckle,
in The Hayseed"; Tuesday and
Wednesday, David Powell and Mar
guerite Courtot, in Teeth Of the
Tiger: Thursday, Tom Moore. in
THE Gay Lord Quex"; Friday. Dor
othy Gish, in Turning the Tables.
and Saturday. Dorothy Dalton. in
"L'Apache.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-03
Lid Lifters.

THE Lid Lifters." 1920 company. with
Harry Lang, character comedian. at us
head, will be- next weeks attraction at
the Lyceum Theater. 1t is musical fri
volity in two acts and seven scenes
The supporting players include James
GALLAGHER Ted Roberts, Violet Penny,
Camille Polaire and the Gillette sisters.
A feature will be a fashion parade in
which the latest feminine creations will
be displayed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-03

Talmadge. in "A TemperamentAl
Wife: Tuesday. william Russell
in Six Feet Four: Wednesday.
Geraldine Farrer, in The World and
Its Woman; Thursday. Pauline Fred
erick. in Bonds of Love; Friday.
Charlie Chaplin. in "Sunnyside"; Sat
urday. Vivian Martin. in His Official
Fiancee.' and Roscoe Arbuckle, i'm
Back Stage"
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Circle.

Sunday and Monday, Anita Stewart
in Her Kingdom of Dreams; Tues.
day, Vivian Martin, in His Officia
Fiancee"; Wednesday. Robert War
wick. ''In Mizzoura"; Thursday, Wal
lace Reid, i'll THE Lottery Man; Fri
day. Montagu Love and June Elvidge
in The Steel King" and Saturday
The Life Line"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-03
STRAND-"The Brute Breaker"

Next week Moore's Strand an
Frank Mayo in a story of man who
broke the spirit of DULLES. defended
the weak and won the love of a girl
who at first resented his fierce con-
quest of her heart.
Under Suspicion" featuring Ora
Carew, will continue throughout this
week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-03
Lyric.

Sunday, Pauline Frederick. in The
Woman on the Index; Monday and
Tuesday, Constance Binney, in ''Erst
while Susan; Wednesday, Texas Gui-
nan, in 1.-THE She Wolf; Thursday. H.
3. Warner. in For a Womans Honor"
and Saturday, Evelyn Greedy, in Me
and Capt. Kidd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-03
Liberty.

Sunday and Monday. n. w. Griffith's
Broken Blossoms; Tuesday. Bessie
Love. in THE Fighting Colleen: We'd
ncsday, Pauline Frederick, in Bonds of
Love; Thursday, Peggy Hyland. in
The Merry Go Round" and Saturday.
Charles Ray. in The Egg Crate Wal
lop."
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Photoplay Features.
GARnEN-"Male and Female. y

Cecil B. DeMille's Paramount-Art-
craft photoplay. Male and Female,
based on Sir James NJ. Barrie's cele-
brated play, THE Admirable erich
ton" will continue at Moores Gar
den Theater all this week.
The management is in doubt as to
whether or not it will be replaced
next week by "Everywoman.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-03
Avenue Grand.

Sunday and Monday. Wallace Reid.
in The Lottery Man; Tuesday and
Wednesday. Robert Warwick. in I'm
Mizzoura"; Thursday and Friday, John
Cumberland. in THE Gay Old Dog,
and Saturday. Dorothy Gish. in Turn
ing the Tables"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-03
| American.

Sunday. Billie Burke, in "The Mis-
leading WIDOW; Monday. Dorothy Dai
lon; Wease ray ge ana louise Glaum, in
Morey. in I'm Honors Web: Wednes,
day, d. w. Griffith's social nroduc-
ton. The Mother and the T'.r,".
THURSDAY hu1 day. william Farnum. in "The
Talmadge, in 1.-The Temnera ,,,antoI
Wife," and Saturday, Margmarifa
Clark, in Widow by Proxy"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-03
PALACE-"More Deadly Than the
Male"

All next week Loew's Palace Theater
will feature Ethel Clavtor's rev. 70
mantio picture. More Deadly Than the
Male featuring the star as woman Of
strong personality and winning beauty,
who undertakes to convince an explorer
seeking adventure in far places that
real adventure begins right at home.
The last three days of this week Elsie
Ferguson will be featured in Counter
felt"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-03
New Navy.

Sunday and Monday, D. w. Crit
fith's Hearts of the World: Tuesday,
Mary MacLaren, in Bonnie. Bonnie
Lassie"; Wednesday, Creighton, Hale
and June Caprice, in The Love
Cheat: Thursday, Montagu Love and
June Elvidge, in THE Steel King;
Friday, Elmo Lincoln, in Elmo. the
Mighty" and Saturday. all comedy
night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-03
"She Walked in Her Sleep

"She Walked in Her Sleep" a farce
by Mark Swan, is to be presented at
the Shubert-Garrick next week. The
author has selected for his heroine a
pretty girl somnambulist, lost in big
hotel in New York, and he has taken
advantage of all the imaginary posi-
bilities of what might happen
A. S. Stern Il Co. and George Broad =
hurst, the producers. assisted by an
excellent company. including Arthur
Aylesworth and Eva Williams, are
said to do ample justice to the idea.
The engagement will commence Sum
day evening, with matinees Thurs
Gay and Saturday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-03

friends in Washington. has appeared
in Providence, Boston and Phila-
delphia with leading artists of the
musical world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-03
NATIONALITY ?Flo."

"Flo-F'lo." the musical comedy hit,
will be offered by John Cort. at the
National Theater next week, COM
mencing Monday night. It's charm al
ternates between a lavish display of
lingerie in the Bride Shop of Moser &:
Simpson, perfect sc" chorus, its
story by Fred de Gresac and music by
Silvio Helm.
young man from the Wisconsin
village is loved by an American heir
ess and Flo-Flo. a beautiful corset
model. who is a vampire at heart. He
is assisted in his romantic career by
the only comedy chorus in existence.
''Flo-Flo" presents Handlers and
Mills, the two young eccentric dane
ers and comedians, and Mabel Withee
as it's prima donna, with an excellent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-03
Olympic.

Sunday and Monday. Constance Tai
madge, in "A Tempermental Wife" !;
Tuesday. !. Warren kerrigan. in "A
White Mans Chance, Wednesday,
Harry T. Morey. in THE Gamblers;
Thursday. Peggy -Iylaad. in "A Girl
IN Bohemia: Friday. Wallace Red, in
The VALLEY of the Giants; SATURDAY..
June Elvidge and Montagu Love, in
The Steel King
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-03
Ferir-Gough Recital.

Emil Ferir. distinguished violinist.
and Miss Sarah Cough. pianist, will
be heard in a joint recital at the
Washington Club Monday evening.
Mr.. Ferir, who plays a rare old Gas
paro da Salo instrument will be heard
in a group of pieces by early COM
posers of the French and italian
schools and in a cello sonata by
Beethoven, arranged for the viola by
Mr.. Ferir. Miss Cough, who has many
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-03
York.

Sunday. Charles Ray. in THE Egg
Crate Wallop": Monday. Constance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-03

MacLaren, in Bonnie. Bonnie Lassie'
Thursday. Constance Talmadge. in
Happiness a Ia Mode: Friday. Bert
Lytell, in LOMBARD. Ltd" and Sat
urday. June Elvidse. in The Woman
of Lies"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-03
LASCO-"The Man Who Came
Back"

William A. Brady's production of
the gripping drama. The Man Who
Came Back" will be presented at the
Shubert -Belasco next week, beginning
Sunday evening. The production, BY
Jules Eckert Goodman, is based on
John Fleming Wilson's familiar story
of disSolute son of New York
millionaire and a girl singer. who
loves him. and who fights her way
from the depths to new life.
The cast contains Arthur Ashley,
the moving picture star: AIDA Glea-
Norah Spra que, Margaret Graham and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-03
Apollo.

sunday and Monday. Billie Burke
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-03
Savoy.

Sunday and Monday. Robert War
wick, in In Mizzoura"; Tuesday and
Wednesday. WWallace Reid, in The
Lottery Man; Thursday and Friday,
Harry Houdini. in THE Grim Game" (;
Saturday, Tom Moore, in The Gay
Lord Ouey''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-03
Truxton.

Sunday and Monday, Elaine Ham
merstein, in The Country Cousin"
Tuesday, Wallace Reid. in THE Valley
of the Giants; Wednesday, Mary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-03
P0LI'S-"Passing Show of 1918"

The New York Winter Garden pro-
duction, The Passing Show of 191S.'
returns to Polls Theater next week
beginning Monday evening, with an
array of talent. comprising many
famous Winter Garden favorites
headed by Willie and Eugene How
ard. with Roy Cummings. William
Phflbrick. John Burke. Edward Basse,
Helen Darlington, Leeta Corder, Emily
Miles, Alexandra Dagmar, Dorsha
Edward Cutler. Jack Hall, Blanche
Parks. Billie Shaw. Mary Booth and
Dolores Suarez. Its chorus ensemble
is proclaimed the best ever conjured
I'D by the Winter Garden beauty ex-
perts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-03
Princess.

Sunday. Madge Kennedy. in Strict
ly Confidential; Monday. Anita Stew
art, in Shadows of the Past. Tues
day, Elaine Hammerstein, in The
Country Cousin: Wednesday, Harry
Morey. in The Darkest Hour" !;
Thursday, William S. Hart, in The
Disciple; Friday and Saturday. Mary
Miles Minter, in Anne of Green
Gables"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-03
ZKAZIMTERZOWA.

ofiary ma Fundusz N~arodowy Polskt
rRozone W Dzielnicy Kazimierzowa W
miesiacu listopadzie ma rece skarbnika
Komitetu Dzielnicowego, w. ]. PiJa-
n~owskiego:
IA bilety ma lote. s1s2.OO; Walenty
Wietchy, $500; Wojciech Szczutkowski
$500: Matysa i L~ewandowski pozosta-
3e z manifestacyi Ago lipca, Sl6.OI;
MARGIN Ma6kiewicz. SO; Piotr Mackie-
wpcz CIV. S. s., s4.25; Tow. NJ B. K. K.
Polski No. > 2. p, $25; Franciszek
Pieczynski, SIS; Veronica Suchan H.
BIZ. $50: Jan Torebiiski, SIS; Adam Bel
ka IL. b.. $50; Franciszek Skarpin-
ski, $50: Andrzej Odrowski IL. b. $50;
WIadyslaw Grzegorzewski (LL b., $50;
Piotr Kornak, $40; Jan Kowal, $40;
wsadysiaw S~trugala, $40; Jan Strugala,
$50: Nan Strugala, SIS; Wladysiaw Pc
szynski. IL. b, $50; Franciszek Sic
winski. s25; Maciej Drzewicki q. b,
S1OO: Jak6b Misiak. $50; Kazimierz ia
blonski. $40: woiciech Fundakowski,
SO; Franciszek Cichocki CW. S. 81,
IS. "A; Tomasz Mfkosz CIV s. s., S266:
Ks. J. Koziowski cd ni~e5najomych o.
~ "
sob. $3.50; Jan Piaskowy, so; Jan
czech, $40: Panienki podczas rozwinie-
ia ~Sluzbowego Sztandaru ma Whipple
ulicy. $3.50; Tow. Pan Biaiego Krzyza'
s37: ]. Susmarski, $40; Andrzej DEM
ko s.; Alfons Skarpinski, SIS: Jan
Bruzgo. So: Pawei Gogola, S11; Antoni
MarchIewski So; Jan Srebro, s12; Tow.
NJ 2 \. Pomoey Ne. 4, z. p $50; VOL
CZECH Janowicz. $40: Ludwik Cycon.
IS. Leonard / Jozefa Wagner, IS; Eleo-
nora Hankiewicz, SO; Ludwik Holm,
s25; Dyrekcya Sp6lki sw. Kazimierza,
$50: Ludwik Gardzielewski, SIS; Stani-
shaw Baia. SIS: Jozef Baldygo IL 81,
$50. ID. F. Tylman, $40; Wladyslaw So
kolowski. SO; Stanislaw Szymankie--
wicz. So: Tow. sw. Cecylii ST. So 2. P.
n. Rl $50; wfadyslaw Struzycki. SIS;
Anna Lewandowska U. b., 500; Jo-
ref Laskowski, "a b, $50; AndrzeJ
Tarchala, IS: Tow. Ouch Woinosci H.
h. 500: Antonina Robak, $40; Michal
c~zaiczynski, $50; Pawes Gorski L. b.,
$50: Franciszek Jarmuskiewicz, SIS;
Tomasz Bartoszek, $40; WiadysAaw Pa
vlus. $40: Tow. Nova Polska, gr. 7S6
Y N p, 500; Jan Serwach, $40; Fran
ciszek CiesIak. $40; Aleksander Korzeh
SO: Karol Kurocz, $50; BoIesiaw Ga
SiorowSki, $40; Leon Silva, a. b, $50;
icon Hodoroski. $40; Jan Firszt, $40;
Ksrol Grudek Il. b, $50: Kiemens Ma
sslko. So: Kemens Banos, SEQ: Fran
c;szka Suka, So; J6zef PawIowski, Se5;
Ian sokolowski. SIS; wladysiaw Rzez-
,ieki. s.; aenrlyk wenkowski CIV. S.
81 SAGE: Msrya wojtaewicz. S.: Jan
osazsk CW. S. ST.. Sass; Jozef Le-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-03

wandowski, $50; Franciszek Cecyanek,
$40; Jan Holewa. So: Micha& Holewa.
$40; J6zef Radon, SO; Michal Krasnle-
wski, 81; Antoni Dobrzyh. a.. b. $50;
Maryanna Mikinsz CIV. S. s., SO; Sta
nislaw Puchala. CIV. 5. s.. Sl2.66; Jan
Knutkowski, s25; Tow. Sw. Wojciecha
B. NJ, s25; Franciszek Skibicki wv. S.
s.. sci; Teodor Serdziuch. 500; Jan
Dachtera and Miss D., S2J; Dachtera
Bros, S25.
Kolektorzy Andrea Kudlacz ! Jan
Wdowiasz zebrali ~nastepujace ofiary:
Pc $4,000: (Liberty Bonds ofiarowali:
wiadyslaw zyra i J6zef Jagodzihski;
Tow. KoEko Robotnicze grupa 1881 Il.
n. p, zlo5yIo $500: Michal Mroczka
ofiarowa3 $21.Oo; Jan Wdowiasz zlozy}
$500.
Pc $1,000 ofiarowali: Jan Kokocihski.
Antoni Grzeskowiak. Franciszek Miaso,
wladysiaw wdowiasz, J6zef CioIkosz.
Konstanty Kazmierski i J6zef PI0ci-
mix.
Pc $500 ziozyli:- Aleksander Mronk,
Jan Kurasa. Jadwiga Wojzer, Serafin
MajHa. Franciszek Andrusiewicz, Jan
! Wachowski, J6Zef Dociekalski, Adam
Kazmierski, Tomasz Juszczyk, Woj--
CZECH Wiercioch. Wojciech Korbecki.
Jan Konowski, Tomasz Korbecki, Win
Gently Kodak, Piotr Barszcz. wawrzy--
nice Ciemniak i Andrzej Kudiacz.
Stanis1aw Fytz i Jan Marciniec ofia-
rowali po $500.
Karol Dzierza zlozyf $500.
Pc $500 Ofiarowali: - Jan Hatal,
| Stanislaw Cepa, J6zef Bernardy, Woj-
CZECH Ruzanowski. Adam Karczmar--
czyk. Jozef, Maziarka, Ludwik Bur-
dyL. Antoni Burkot. Jan Kopec, Stani-
shaw P~ietrzycki i Stanisiaw Ciesla.
Pc s1.o0 ziozyli: - Jan Kunkol, J6-
zef czerwik, J6zef Kolodziej, walenty
fTokarczyk, Jan zarnecki. Jacenty Prey
bylski, Franciszek Zdebski, Kazimlerz
Lankiewicz, Antoni Gawlik, Jan Zurek,
Franciszek Dulski, Szymon Dera, J6zef
Matuszak, Antoni Wiewiura, Zuzanna
Kaczmarek. Pawel Wojdula, Jan Puz-
/ MAX, Jan Kalisz. Jozef Mruk, Stani-
shaw Lis, Piotr Koralewski, Wojciech
Luzererek, Boaesiaw Gajewski, ~Wikto-
: rya Cicharska, Stanislaw Biaias, Jan
Myrek, WoJciech Osianiec, Felix's RACE
kowski, M~aryanna J~ankowska i Jan
Miotek.
Pc so cent6w ofiarowali: Tomasz
osoba. Teofil Sikora, TeofiI MUSCLE
wicz, Felix's Raczxowski i Stanisiaw
| CieSla.
Jozef Cioikosz ofiarowal ~ centa.
Kolektor Boleslaw Maierowski ze--
bral ~nastepujace ofiary:
Mateusz orzeeh 1 Helena Majerow-
ska ziozyli pc $500; Maryanna Pas
niewsks ofiarowala $500.
Pc $1,000 z4ozXli: : J6zef Herman.
Jan woIodek i FrancisSek NosaI, Sta
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-03

walenty Lewandowski / Jozef Ska
pienski.
Kolektor Micha} Moskal zebrai haste
I pujace ofiary: Tomasz krzak ztozyf
Liberty Bond 450.00).
Aleksander Wasielewski dal SSl.l5.
Stanislaw Kuta, $500.
oP $1,000 ofiarowali: Stantsiaw
Stanczak, Jan Moskwa, Jan Luciehski,
| Andrzej P~rzybycieh / AndrZej Stania.
Wawrzyniec Adamczyk Iaf s2l.lo. -
Franciszek Szymahsld z,o%yi 1922.
Pc $500 ofiarowali: - Jozef Matu-
| sick Michal P~rzybycien, Franciszek
Knapczyk, Rozalia Drysh, Stanisfaw Mi
ka, Franciszek MacIagowski, NJ. Wolak
| Jan Fronczka, Mtchai Madura, Wawrzy
nice Manika, Wincenty Manika, MARGIN
Drzai (pierwszy).
Michai Rybarski dal $500. - Jan Wa
lat takze daf 81.
Pc $500 ziozyli: - StanisiAw Stania,
woiciech Zarnecki, Antoni Wisniewski'
| Stanisiaw Kuoiemba, william Gawlik.
Pc 81. 90 ola rowali: - Antoni Rekru-
| ciak, Jozef Biaios, J6zef Zajac, Wiady-
STA Wisniewski, Jakob Giera, Michsf
! Ostrowski. Jozef Wylygaia. JozefSDc-
mtnajewicz, Jan Gosola, StanisiawlMa-
jocha, Jan wujcikowski, J6zsf Holo-
| wfcki, Jan Orzech, Franciszek G. kaiko
wski. Piotr stephen. Ignacy S5wsndrow
Katarzyna Zalewska, Ignacy kasprzy-
cki, Jan Stavorski, Jan Skala. MARGIN
| Drzaf 2-gi, Jan Kowalczyk.
Pc 800 dali: - MARGIN S5yiko, A.
liam Natanek, Kazimierz Bolts, Ian
Twarok, Stanislaw Roman, Marya Leb-
kowa, W}adyslaw Mieczkowski.. VIM
Gently Frye, Franciszek Jaskowski, Win
Gently Jaskowski, Jozef Wozihski, sta
| nisiaw Sroka, Jozef Parnego, NJ. Kote-
cki, Jozef Grzesik, Pawe} Nowak. Win
| Gently Sagan, Franciszek Marchlewska,
Jan Frankowski, Micha Moskal, To-
| masz Wojnicki. Wladysiaw Rug, Alb
lSzymanski, Wincenty Palcowski, Michai
Lenartowicz. Antoni Kieca, Michai Ka-
czmarek, Wojciech Tenerowicz. VIA
dysiaw Przyborowski, Sta nislaw Woj-
narowski, J6zef Zasowski, Piotr Kor-
max. Wawrzyniec Osetek, Zofia Kieca,
| wtncenty Kroczka, Jozef J~ankowski.
Ignacy Turek, Julia Skiba, Leon VIA
trak, Andrea Zaborniak, Jan Kroch--
NAL, Jozef S~wientalski, Michal Marsza-
lik, MARGIN Laszkiewicz, Franciszek
Kalka, Ignacy Klimek, Leon Piotrow-
ski, Szymon Biaion. Franciszek Menet
| Tomasz Kowalczyk, Stanisiaw Siwy.
| Jan Mucha, Wojciech Bfalas, Michai
| Kubala.
Pc so centow o~fiarovaAi: - Jozef Jmr
kowski, Piotr Grzeska, Teresa Binkow-
ska, J6zef Smo}a, Jan Seremet, An;o-
nj Laszkiewicz, Wojciceh Woiowski.
Franciszek Jurcz kwe nJisLa, tnuldPJ
| Franctszek Jurczewski, Jan Labno 1
| Jakob Hudy.
w listopadzie, razem, 1862
Poprzednio wysl. do Wydz. S,922.5o
| Co robi razem, s~15,sss.47
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-03

Co robi razem. Sl5,ssS.f7
w. J. PijanOwSki, kasyer.
Franciszek Opila, sekretarz.
Ofiary W dalszym ciagu napiywsia 10
.syG chojnie.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-20
SPRING
Calendar Says January, But
Weatherman Says
April.

Any person walking down Michi-
gan St Sunday afternoon could
easily have imagined that it was
Easter Spring was in the air, and
warm sunshine bathed the town
with its welcome rays. Father AMI
mother. hon and dearie, in fact
everybody who was able to walk
came down town. Those who start
ed for the movie shows changed
their minds and stayed outside.
Girls were prettily dressed, many
of whom had their soldier boy hero
on parade, but in this case, the
parade was vastly different for the
youth than those in which
he formerly walked. head erect, ey IS
TO the front, arms swinging naturally
and at i cadence of 120 steps TO the
minute.
The walking habit was very con-
tagious. and as we Joined the pro-
cession and promenaded about for
a while, the thought occurred to Us
that most of the boys are back.
Surely there has been no time dur
ing the past year and a half when so
many young men have appeared in
the down town section at one time.
and il also appears that the old pc p
and life and gayety existing in tn
days before the war has once more
injected into the life of South Bend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-20
ELECTION RIOTS
ON IN GERMANY
MobS Raid Bureaus as Ballot
ing Goes On-Airmen
Drop Leaflets.

LONDON. Jan. 20.-Grave election
riots are taking place today in Ger
many. where the people are votira
10 choose members Of the nationa
assembly. A general strike has been
declared at Leipsic. which is without
gas and water. according 10 Copen-
hagen advices to the Exchange Tele-
graph co.
The deaths OF Or. Kari Lieh-
knecht and Rosa Luxembourg appea
90 have made a deep impression in
provincial towns and TO have led tg
demonstrations and street fighting.
it is reported.
At Leipsic a mob is said 10 have
destroyed the election bureau OF The
democratic party and TO have CON
hscated the evening editions OF the
Teipsic Tageblatt. Zeitung and Gen
eral Gazette. compelling those pa
pers 10 publish a declaration deplo--
ing the murders IN Berlin" anil
blaming the government for them
Strikes and demonstrations are re-
ported in Dusseldorf and oths-
towns
Airmen were flying over Berlin TO-
day and bomharding the city with
pamphlets issued by All the poliucaI
parties. II is reported.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-20
SINAI SOCIETY MEETS:
DISCUSS COLISEUM

AZ a meeting of the Sinai society
held Sunday afternoon in the Con-
servatory Of Music. Frieda Hershe-
now, president. appointed several
new committees, chief OF which is
the executive committee. with y.
Dekeloaum as chairman.
Miss Ray Cohen was appointed
chairman of the social committee,
Morris Rossin OF the program COM
mittee. and Miss Carrie Livingston
OF the literary committee.
A social program was given. con-
sisting OF a violin and piano solo by
Cecil and Arnold Alexander. Sol
HershenOw gave a current events re-
port. and following this. II. T.. Ries
of the Ries Furniture Co. expressed
his views concerning the proposed
coliseum. He stated that inasmuch
as ii would take a considerable reve-
nue. for the maintenance of such a
building, he was in favor of having
some commodity there whereby a
regular income would be assured.