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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-12-05
CLEARLY WITHOUT THE LAW
Wise Judge Quickly Pointed Out Why
Musician Was ManifestIy Guilty
Of loafing

4 man was brought Into court re.
Gently Under the anii-loaing law. The
Judge looked ~ him for a moment aud
then asked:
"Whni IL yonr occupation
u am musician. your honor. was
the reply
In that case I'll have To and you
guilty ~ lnaAnT."
But, YOUR honor" protested fht,
man. TIN regularly employed by lie
church ms an organtst."
THAT only confirms my opinion. =
said the Judge THE law requires
every man 70 work, bat your oecnpa.
ton requires You 20 plny."
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-12-05

dlestick Is made Of fringe of white
tissue paper. Two red roses. on laug
wire stems wound with green paper
hold the fringe 10 the glass candle
stick. the stems al ~. roses Uolng
wrapped about tee fringe. Green leaves
81 tbe holly. with clusters " rtd her
ries. mwhf be used instead of the
roses. This is only one of many WAYS
Of dressing np caBdles for Christmas
fime
Five little dishes for saltcd almonds
and peanuts or little candies, suggest
any number ~ these salahic table gar.
ulshlngs. ~ the left ~ The picture
the tiny paper diA Is set IN The heart
Of 3 small poioseitia blossom. /; IL
mounted on wire wound with
green crepe paper md this serves for
n stem. and supports few leaves.
Above II printed face 81 Santa Claus
smiles from the side Of n IA coyered
With red crepe paper. ard al the light
n basket IN also covered with ~.
Fellow the basket appears little
Christmas tree place card. made Of
green paper fringed and wound abou;
wire. For the two little coyere dishes
OF white paper use In one case r.oln-
seitia petals and Ia the otter holly
leaves. 90 show their fitness for the
Christmas table.
Nothing sells better az the bazaar
than perfume saehets. Small Light.
colored envelopes are used TO make
them and each has a little hand-color.
ed picture painted on one corner Of
II. II Is filed with scented cotton and
tied with narrow ribbon.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-12-05
Shocking News.

Mrs. Huskinby with letter from the
medical student)--Sakes alive! Ill.
ram. he says that he's learnin' how to
torture a--a--n-I think It's ukeleie,
whatever that IL.
Mr.. Huskinby texcitediy) ---- Con.
sarn the young wheipl He's got TO
switch to the law right away. No
son NV mine Is goin' to be vivsy.
sectionist buffalo Examiner.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-12-05

uhI0y aFEeSS ID
words the benefit I
have received from
the use Of DR..
Pierce's Favorite
Prescription and
DR.. Pierce's Pleas
ant Pellets. I
suffered greatly. at
tim es. I tried
several remedies
but to no good.
Then 1 heard NJ
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-12-05
kD BREATH
@Often Caused by
tid-Stomach

can -yone with sour, gassy
Pm. who Is constantly belching. has
|nrn and suffers from indig estion have
Pig but bad breath? All Of these
En- disorders mean just one thing
IoNfC, the wonderful new stomach
In pleasant tasting tablet form that
r like bit of candy. brings quick
Prom these stomach miseries. EATON.
fetens the breath because II makes the
sweet. cool and comfortable Try II
nasty taste, congested throat and
feeling" after too much smoking.
futected. Acid-StOmach may cause YOU
or serious trouble. 1t leads to ner-
p, headaches. insomnia, meiancholia
tism, sciatica. heart trouble. ulcer
ncer OF the stomach. It makes II.
OF victims weak and miserable
lacking In energy. all tired out. j,
rings about chronic invalidism. pre-
old age. shortening OF ones day.
heed the help that EATONIC can give
you are not feeling as strong and
you should. You Will be SURPRISE
CIV much better you will feel lust a.
You begin taking this wonderful
remedy. Get a big so cent boz
our druggist today. He will return
ohey II You are not satisfied.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-12-05

IRosebure. Oregon:-"I suffered some
ne terrible, could scarcely stand ON my
NV head and back ached hard and !
| weak and nervous. My legs and feet
Sed-would bloat, and l was troubled
A constipation. ! had q severe pain in
J took DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
1 and Pleasant Pellets and they cured
and | was well and strong. Then,
linz middle life l again took them and
through so well.-MRS.. w. d. MOORE.
Is No. Jackson st.
bhl Such Pain! dizzy-dragged- down.
81 duh headache. bGckache hacking
3 pain here or there-poer woman,
& one Of many. Usually she who feels
Ee dragging-down or dizzy symptoms.
other pains caused BY womanly
ase, can be cured by DR.. Pierce's Favor
Prescription. It cures the cause Of these
&. Faded, jaded, tired, overworked,
*, nervous, delicate women are helped
strength and health by Dr.. Pierce's
orite Prescription. It makes weak
ben strong. In liquid or tablets.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-12-05

An adjustable foot To hold ladder
Arm on uneven surfaces has won III,
Inventor patent
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-12-05
Young Mothers
nd Young Married Women
Take Heed

m, Calf. II am 80 glad to give my
- ...-ao,,:al for the benefit Of others. I can
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-12-05

pierce's Favorite Prescription. and took
! bottles which righted everything.
: used eight bottles during expec fancy
4 had practically no suffering. My boy
Erhed Q pounds; l only weighed 90 lbs.
knog il | hadn't used DR.. Pierce's medi-
Z / would not have been 80 fortunate. :"
-. mo. II. STELLING.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-12-05
win Need u.

viii Need u.
The next man ] marry will have
to have money"
"He certainly will" replied her hn--
you with all the things you have asked
me TO get"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-16
SOLDIERS CAN NOW
COLLECT MILEAGE
Those Discha rgcd Before j Cents Per
Mile Was Allowed Have Bonus
Duo Them.

Soldiers who were DISCHARGED and
given mileage OF only 81 cents may
now collect the additional | l-2 cents
per mile, according to an official no
ticc received by the local recruit
ing station yesterday afternoon only
holdiers discharged before February
~, 1919. are entitled to the addi-
lional allowance as soldiers dis-
later than that date were paid the
full mileage OF . Nsrqts
Blanks required to be fncd in
making application Tor the add.
uondl money have been received at
tho Tulsa recruiting office. Any en-
listed man entitled to the extra mile
age VIII he given the necessary
blanks upon application 10 the army
recruiting office. Rod cross home
service bureau or the Y NJ & A
according to Sergeant Rody, who
distributed tho forms yesterday.
This affidavit must be- accom-
panied by true copy Of soldiers
discharge ccrtificatc. certified a..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-16
OKLAHOMA OIL GOOD
FOR MANY YEARS
Col. II. l.. Lynch Points to Crude
Producing Sands as Answer 10
mlSn's Future.

.|.l ,-,- +,
ATTRACTED 10y col e. u, Douglas
story What Arc We Going to 10
When tho ON ,t,cs n,,t go. which was
,,..,,,.. -. ,. n.,,
'"'' h'''" SP"'' !" lug VI w.
tnl X ELNn oh authority on AL
questions pertaining to oil, COM
riIad , u.t of tho .,,ds rov pro.
-.
"u''ns OH I' inc famous 'us'''''s
field, had them qprmtcd ON cards
and matlcd them 10 the chamber of
.,,,,,,,,.,,.. ,,. a,.,,,..,,,a,,
non anyone begins "'N'hg l'N''-
Wyoming Kansas or any other oil
country ASK thcu, If they can match
this for sand4 y wrote roloncl INnch.
f,cctiously adding and we haven't
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-16
TIL SA AUTO OWNERS
TO FIGHT TAX BILL
Measure Is Repealed Motor
inc" o.,crs VIII Pay Hugo
sum. Into state Treasury
ueCLARE MEASURE UNFAIR
o-,o ~ Woods OF Oklahoma c''y
o'"s 1t n, Autoists' Luncheon
" =, Hotel Tulsa To-day.

Members Of the Tulsa Au'omo'
r.,t.rs, association are unahl-
wv n. d, favor Of obtaining re'
n'oN.' house bili 500, the law
rs',b more than doupl's .ne 40.
NnN,r,,,l motor vehicle tecs, u t,
IN, en,n,I THURSDAY, az mesune NJ
,ss .,Icsroom of the Nu""''
~, sales company. ,.orao W
"r,I'.Viug a talk ny 'eo' ~
Nh. of oklahoma V'ty' mansso'
No,u 1pr,noma Association OF mo
Of ''' ,hIgh organization lnltlateu
lnrN' ,.ratim petition a fe" weehs
INV dealers went on recoru ",
ago, yc referendum ana pledReu
ta'o' i,,. to obtain at least b'oVV
iheu'-' o., tho petition from among
Sh' automobile owners ,.
IH,'a ,r,.ncd hy Mr. Woods, house
M.0o ~ ,.,s a companion bill TO tho
...h Go0 0oo road bond bill. II pro.
''y q, ,orreasc the revenue from
posi- ,cnIrle registration fees ap-
H'o'V 100000 year. IN
p'uN'" ,roytde more funds TO re
olu', ,,,'p ~ the road bonds oach
VIZ .,I uay the interest on lhe
I ba.g., ba...r.. asfcst Of the bond issue auto.
ui,Iry defeated the purpose OF
mm"n 500" said Mr., Woods, SUI
~, ~ I,rer l- sul a law and VIII be
Wv ne Effective January l, ls2o' un
COW, % ,,,crrcd The increased fees pre-
..r,hed hy the new law wili he ul-
s.,.sd IN the counties to be used IN
,e.a,,,r present roads, instead OF
as y, Hns used To build permanent ROADS
t ,",, as tho present revenue Is pro
,s,sd which is proving very unsa'
Nn,h opposition to the law also
,sJsyelopcd among big truck users
Tss t,y ON trucks is based on car
,o, c,nacity basis, and in the case
~. trucks rated at four tons ana
,s $500 year. about 10 times
', ,s said the present tax. when u
h,,sa on horse power basis. undef
h,. section the big oil companies
",,,ine W." fleets OF trucks would have
,sv several thousand dollars a
w var - more than they now pay sayi
Mr. Woods. r. :,
Nr woods has been invited tc
address memhsrs OF the Tulsa hulo,
ohne clih at the weekly luncheon
In Hotel Tulsa this noon,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-16
NATIONAL ORGANIZER
OF. BOYS CAMP HERE
\. v kcpncr Confcrs With Local
Director In Regard to supply
station Ia Ne Organized soon.

\ V kepncr, national flcld or
ganilcr of the boys working reserve
arrived IN the city Thursday morn
ing for "A conference with Howard
Never. associate state director, NJ
reference ,c tho supply camp. when
viii hc organized soon
Tho purpose NJ the camp VIII he
to have Nil bows who have had n"
experience on the farm attend the
camp unul they are qualified 10 he
scut nu, IN farms and do IN" re-
qulrcd work The hoy viii he given
crrdif Tor the work tho same ~ u
ho wcro actually engaged In WORN
on a farm
Tho rrs, badges NJ the year have
hccu awarded 10 the following boys
who have done four or more months
" industrial work this year, includ
ing q federal bronze badge and q
service har. v W Ettcr bcnn'
Lewis Folk Carter, J Schmidt
ktndcn Kline and Elisha Esley.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-16
lEWIS WELLS ON TRIAL
FOR STOLEN AUTOMOBILE

Tho trial Of the case OF the state
n, otahoma against Lewis wells
,s,,gsd with receiving a stolen auto
~ohie on december rs, 1918. begun
S.,ore fury In district court
rhnr.day morning. was adjourned al
{ O'Clock Thursday evening TO ft'-
day morning
Ths safe contends that Wells pur-
chased the car at CollinsNllle' KNOW .
; me at the time OF the purchase tnat
The automobile was stolen properry
Tn, defense declares Wells was u"
innocent purchaser of the sto,s" '
car and that It was due to me ~. ~,
yesilsation made by Wells after inc
purchase that the rightful owner
Henry Wright. OF Sedan. kan was
located and the car returned to'him'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-16
OKLAHOMA BOOSTERS
GET GLAD HAND HERE
Hundred and tifty of Capital Bust
ncs,s Men Are Given Live Re
Ccpion In Tulsa

The correct way in which tonron-
duct n trade extension trip was
shown to Tulsa when oklahoma city
boosters. l35 strong. arrived Thurs
day at l2li o'clock and spent two
hours distributing capital city propo-
ganda and frltorniEing with local
business men. ThA capital city Wis
itors left IN their special train Of IL
Pullman cars on the Santa Zee at . %
o'clock for Okmulgee whore they
were scheduled TO spend ThursdaN
night.
A delegation Of some 80 Tulsans
met the oklahoma city boosters at
the station \ parade was soon form
ed and headed by the Second Ok
lahoma national guard rcgimcntal
band OF oklahoma CITY the march
was conducted up Main street TO
Third and thence to Third and en-
cinnati After ID short mus'l pro-
gram the visitors and their Tulsa
friends adjourned TO the lobby OF
Hotel Tulsa where Frank s. Greer
delivered the address of welcome on
behalf Of Tulsa. John W Newburn
and the Rev. j T.. Maddox replied
for oklahoma City.
The trip now in force Is the 18Th
annual occasion OF its Kind for OK
la ahoma City and Is lasting six days
Approximately so towns will have
been visited by the capital city boost
ers when they return home SATURDAY
evening at o'clock
At the special request ofthc visit
ing boosters no extensive arrange
ments for their reception were made
here Special dining car service II
carried with the special train and
the visitors preferred to spend the!i
short time allotted in acqualntinf
local business Interests with Okla
homa City commercial conditions
rather than at luncheon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-16
Ship BOisheUisfs
out Of Country
Says Flint Moss

"Unalloyed devotion to and un-
limited confidence In the form uf
government We now have Is the
essence OF true AmericHnism aC-
cording to ANALYSIS OF the question
by Flint Moss. attorney, In an ad-
dress al the Joint meeting OF the
Lions and Ad clubs THURSDAY
Mr. Moss declared that form
OF government which has enabled
people TO reach the place in world
affairs that America occupies Is
too valuable 10 be subjected to tho
dangers OF bolsheyism and similar
forms OF radical thought. Hc eN-
pressed the opinion that all who
would change our form Of gov
ernment should he dcported from
the nation.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-16
KENN AMER -BARlACK WE'D
AT 8 O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT

In the study of the Presbyterian
church, OTIS Kennamer, Tulsa con-
tractor. was married to Miss Jose
phine Bariack, daughter of Mrs
Ethel Bariack, East sixth street, The
cere mony was performed al = o'clock
last night by the Rev, &. W Kerr,
rector OF the Presbyterian church.
Harry Lawley and Miss Nell Beuley,
The latter Of Penrod. Ky, attended
the young people. The groom
formerly was Kendall college stu
dent
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-16
Probe Confederate Dishonor

MACON, Ga. May l5,--lnvest iga-
tion Is being made today at Southern
field. near Americus, Ga, Of charges
that party OF aviation cadets went
To Andersonville. Ga. where 5000
federal soldiers OF the civil war are
buried and painted the monument
OF Major Henry T. Wir2, confedcr-
ate officer, in the German solors.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-16
Friday Hour SaIe--5 Untu 8 p. m.
Girls Strap Slippers, $2.45

Mary Jane Style; dull kid and patent
leather; also white sole styles; sizes 8 to
7; regularly to $500
second Floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-16
strike StIiI Unsettled

TOLEDO Ohio. May 1j With
the way stll open FOR further nego-
tiatlors between officials Of the
overland and Autolytc plants and
their striking workmcn. both sides
were waiting further Developments
today. The men are holding firm In
their demands for a i0-l our week
while stockholders have backed up
the company officials in their stand
for a 4S hour week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-16

suHn recruiting officer. az the org
inal certificate the batter tu be rE-
turned with check while hiNmcnt
Will bc made ON the original dis
charge certificate. claimanlH artad-
yised by the war dcpartmcu thtl the
use OF the copy viii eliminate the
possibility of the loss OF the original
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-16
Assessments Boosted.

OKLAHOMA CITY, May l5.-The
STATE board OF equalization has fixed
the assessment OF public utilities
about 50 per cent higher than last
Par Some OF the smaller railroad
lines will he assessed about 25 per
cent higher than last year.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-06

wei tabeli. Ot0z ostrze3amy Was,
bracia i Siostry, byscie nie da--
wall postuchu tym odczwom
gSosom nicpowo4anych krytykow.
Tabela rozeslara do towarzystw
jest taxa, jakiej prawo ! stafy byt
naszei organizacyi wymagaja, a
jake TAXA, - powinna bye zatwier
dzona stosowrie do wolf Sejmu.
Me zatwierdzimy dis tel, to "a
Iiilka miesiecy bedziemy zmusze-
nj do zatwierdzcnia innej, ale
wyzszej i Z wiekszym kosztcm
polaczonej. Wyboru til niema.
.Najwyzej wybrat MONA jedn2 z
tych dwoch label, kt6re sic ma abb
locie znajdujq, ale jcdna Z MICH
musi bye przyjetq. Agitacye pre-
civ tabeli 7rowadzic NIGGA ludzie
zlej wolf, ktorzy o w}asne tylko
dobro. a ME 0 przysz}oSC Organl-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-06
ZE SPRAW ZJEDNO-
CZENIA.
E

Bracia / Siostry w Zjednoczeniu
Ninlejszem ostrzega sig wszy--
stkich Zjednoczehc6w i Zjedno-
czenki pred dziwna / szkodGwq
agitacyq jednostek, skierowanq
przeciw novel tabeli assesmento-
wei, rozes}anej towarzystwom dc
zatwierdzenia.
w ostatnich paru dniach poja-
WHY sic W pismach ~dziennych
polskich odezwy do delegat6w
Sejmu $500 Zjednoczenia, podpi-
sane przez kibku delegatow. w
odezwach tych zaprasza sic ma re
brania i kweStyonuje sic ballot no
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-06

Jedenastoletni Franciszek Mosz--
czyfski, zam. pnr. S352 Coltax ave,
znaleziony zostal broczacy we krWi
ma torach. k~olejowych kompann B.
o. Q. R. i Yates III. Zaniesiono ME
szczesliwego chlopczyka do kancela-
ryi pobliskiej dra stefahskiego, pnr.
S404 Burley ave-, a pc opatrzenlu
an, odes{ano go rodzicom.
Do .domu pant CieSlinskiej, zam.
pnr. 1921 Msnistee ave, ktoS chca-
cy sp{atac niemiiego figla, rzucii
try cegly we frontowe okno, tfukac
ie, poczem zbiegi. Wypadek zdarzyl
sic " poniedzialek rano o godzinie
$3.50 rano PAM CieSlinska uwiado-
mia policye, kt6ra spcdziewa sic, re
mole wkr6tce wpadnie ma trop zio-
czync6w.
Onegdaj pred obliczem sedziego
Stewarta, stawal Franciszek Daoro-
wski, Fam. pnr. $40 Escanaba ave,
kt6rego iona zaskarzyia o niedawa-
ME jej pieniedzy ma utrzymanie. Da-
browski tlumaczac sic sedziemu, po-
wiedziaI, il ME mole ON Eye z taxa
maIzonka, kt6rej nigdy W domu ME
mole zastaC. Sedzia sprawe odlozyf
do ~nastepnego miesiaca.
Rozalia M~ichalowska, Fam. pnr.
1910 Commercial ave-, onegdaj o go
dzinie Gel rano ulegla wypadkoWi
ACKNOWLEDGMENT i doznala lekEch
| obrazen cielesnych. Automobilem kie
rowal K. Michalowski, kiedy pre-
jezdzai przez krzyz6wke, PREY ulicy
S7ei i Escanaba ave-, automobil je-
go, zosta1 udeFzony przez tramwaj
linii So. Chicago ave, mr.. SOC. $50
tera ME aresztowano.
Drugi vypadek automobilowy wy
daryl sic PREY zbiegu ulic Soej !
Manistee ave, kiedy Jan kozlo"-
ski. Fam. pnr. 1857 Colfa1 ave,
chcacy uzyt szybkiej jazdy. TAX sic
,:cborak zapuScii. re wpadi ma saup
telegraticzny u~szkadzajac mocno
maszyne i doznajac strasznese
wstrzaSnieCia.
Wczoraj odbyl sic pogrZeb dru--
goletniego o~peratora telegrafczneSo
&c stacy ~policyjnej So. Chicago, Oil
or Evans. zam. pnr. 6737 Calumet
ave-. Zmart on ma komplikacye cho-
Rob p~owstalych zaziebienia.
James Walker, LEGACY lat "a. 20
naty. zam. pnr. 6943 Wabash ave,
pJdczas piracy pad} cfiara nieszcze-
sliwcgo wypadku. W Wisconsin Steel
Co.. sGzie byi zatrudniony, PREY loci
u. i Terrence ave, o godzinie $3.50
p~opoludniu. kiedy stall PREY massy'
ME. tryby' knla pochwycify prawa
noge Waikera. fatalnie mu ia miaz-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-06
7 K0L SPIEWACzYCH.
N SPIEWACY!

w czwartek wieczorem o godzl
ME Smej W sail Eokhardta PREY
Noble i Chicago ave, odbedzie
sic pierwsza lekcya spiewu, dyk-
cyl. intonacyi i znakow muzycz-
nych. Wszyscy, ktorzy chca T. tel
lekcyi korzystac, a zarazem spie-
vac W gronie doborowych Spie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-06

zacyi dbaja, Przeto ostrzegamy
jcszcze raz pred ia szkodliw9 a
gitacya i wyrazamy nadzieje, re
cg6} Zjednoczehcow be- wahanla
zatwierdzi to, co musi bye "a,
twierdzone.
NJ. L. Piotrowsh. prezes,
Ign. Wroblewski, sekr. gen
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-06

wak6w, nicchaj sic zgfosza we
czwartek wicczorcm do sail Eek
hardta, ably W sronic choru Har-
monist6w ksztaicic sic W piesni
.polskicj.
A. Michniewski, prezes,
NJ. Nowak, sekretarz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-06

Choir ,,Halka' urzadza kon-
cert W niedziele dnia 1890 listo-
pada W sail Schoenhofena ros
Milwaukee i Ashland ave. Pocza-
tex o godz. 1880 wieczorem. Kon-
cert zapowiada sic swietnie; pro-
gram bardzo urozmaicony.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-06

Reklama Jest podstawa ic1nycn
przedsiebiorstw amerykahskich, wied
1 przemyssowiec polsh doorze zrobi'
je4eli stale reklamowac bed1e sw6j
intnres " DZIDNNIKU CHICAGO"
SKIM.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-06
South
Chicago.
NOTATKI.

Tow. Polek p. ". sw. Barbary, mr..
S54 Zjed. P. R. K, nadzwyezaj y.
roczyscie obchodzilo jedenastoletnia
,rocznice swego istnienia. W Srode,
dnia ago pazdziernika b. 7. " sail
OBJ. Tomaszewskiego, stosownie do
achwaly zspadlej ma jednem q po-
przednich posiedzen, czionkinie te-
COZ t~oWarIystws, jakotez Zsproszeni
goScie zaSiedli PREY sastawonych
gtoiaeh, gdzie panic i panienki udo-
wodnily meSom i narzeczonym, re
pod wzgledem gospodarstwa, a
prGedewSzystkiem prZygotowania
smaeznych potraw So dobrymi ku--
charkami i moga takowe dobrze
p~rzyrzadzit. Wszystko bylo swojeJ
domowej roboty, czyste, zdrowe / pa
:hnace. Dobra, smaczna, czysta Au-
china Jest podstawa naszego zdro-
via, to tsz oczeta radosne naszych
Ympatycznych panien iak gwiazdy
uczcie tel przySwieca}y. Ma mtstrzy-
MIA toast6w powolano pania Sui
ska, wsp6lzalozycielke tegoz iowa
rzystwa. Przem6wila cna do zebra
nych W kr6tkich. lecz pieknych sio-
wach. zaznaczajac, re powyzsze To
warzystwo dzicln:e sic roZwija. wZla-
sta VI liczbe i fipanse. Powoiaia ma
mowce p. Folmera, zaiolyciela tegoz
Tow. Druga mowczynia byta pani A.
Klawitter. wice-prezeska Zjednocze-
MA. Trzecia ~m6wczyula byla PAM O.
barska, d crwarta byla pani Zolin-
ska. Choir Dembifskiego, wystapil Kill
kakrotnie ze Spiewem. ktoreso re
siscie oklaskfvano. Ma dfuso pozo-
:tanie " pa~ieci iubjlcusz jedena~
gtolecia roUvis,ego t~owarzystwa'
kt0re rracuje wicrnia stosljac 81" do
ha.la BE- j Oiczrzna'.
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zc-ran.N 0ddz,a}u M~a'oletnlch,
p-zv Osad he pr. i5Iy 2jei. P. L. X,
o4Sedzio - " ~przyez'a ~niedZiele. Il,
20 $50 II M. " sill paratialnej p. ".
%ie7oka aane5o Poczecia Najsw. Ma
rvf Panny. pTzy SSei'i Exchange av..
. sod-in.e lei popoludniu. Obecno>5
~szystk.ch Jest koniecznie TymaEa-
ma. ~poniawal JEST wieie wainych
soraw do z~a':twienia ma p~orzadku
dzien1vm.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-06

Juliusz Smietanka, lokektor akcy-
~ i ~urzednik banku Union, powr6-
Gil W tych dniach re swej podr6zy
20 Stanach Pofudniowych, gdzie ba-
will w celu poratowania ~nadwatlo--
nego zdrowia. Zabraf sic natychmiast
do piracy. Obecnie czuje sic Shiny
zdr6w; pare tygodni spedzonych "
zdrowym klimacie doda4y mu energii
i checi do piracy, jak m6wii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-06

Klub Panien sw.' Agnieszki. sEu-
piajacy sic PREY parafii Sw. Michaia
Arch. przygotowuje sic do urZadEe-
MIA przedstawienia, kt6re sic prawdo
p~odobnie odbedzie PREY kohcu bic
zacego miesiaca.i Blizsze szczeg6fy W
swoim czasie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-06

Pahstwu Stanisfawowi I Hellenic
z Kisieleviczow Kaminskim, zam q.
przy narozniku SSej i Exchange av.,
przybyla ma SWAT tega I zdrowa CO.
ra. Z ktorej ojciec jest niezmiernie
uradowany. Chrzest nowonarodzU~
nego dzievczecia odbedzie sic W ko-
sciele D. W. Niepokalanego Poczecia
NajSw. Nary Fanny. TAX matka
jak | c6runia znaiduja sic przy do
brem zdrowiu.