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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05
NINE PERSONS INJURED IN
SALT LAKE CITY EXPLOSION

salt Lake City. Utah. Sept. 5.-Nine
persons were injured. four Of them
seriously, in an explosion here early
today in a four story rooming house
on West Second South street. which
wrecked the interior o. the building
and endangered the lives OF a score
persons sleeping on the upper floors.
Mrs Mary Bruno. proprietor OF the
house. who was asleep on the second
floor, was serio sly injured Accord
ing 70 the police, the explosive was
placed near Mrs. Bruno's room.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05
TRANSPORT ZEPPELIN HAS
1SGS OF FIRST DIVISION

New York. sept 5.-Another con-
ungent Of the First division. num-
bering 1865 officers and men. arrived
here today from Brest on the trans
port Zeppelin
Brig. Gen. Augustine Mcintyre re-
turned In command of the First field
artillery brigade troops. Several hun
bred casuals also were aboard
Other units Of the First division ar
rived from Brest on the transport De
kalb.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05
PETERSON AND DAVIS
GO TO CALIFORNIA ON LEAVE

Lieut.. Paul Il Davis. who with
Lieut.. Harold c. Peterson was held
prisoner in Mexico by the bandit
leader Jesus Renteria. will leave to-
night on a two weeks leave. He will
90 10 Strathmore, Calf. TO visit his
parents. He viii take with him Lieut.
Peterson
Both officers were 70 have been dis
charged September so. but since the
date for discharginE emergency off,
GERS has been extended until october
81. the leave viii be taken.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05
Edith CaUeU;S
Betrayer Must
Die For Crime
Georges CASTOR Quien, On
Trial at Paris, Convict
ed of Treason.

Paris, France. Sept 4 - Georges
CASTOR Quien, on trial, before a court
martial, charged with having had
reasonable dealings with the Ger
mans, and Of having betrayed Edith
Caveu to them. was today convicted
and condemned to death.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05
BERLIN ANSWERS
ALLIED PROTEST
Can't Undertake to Oppose
Spontaneous Desire" for
German Austrian Union.

BERN, Germany. Sept 5. via Basel.
.Switzerland.-The German reply to
the note OF the allies with regard to
representation Of Austria in the Ger
delegation informed the allies Nay 27
that Germany had no intention to
modify the Austro-German boundaries
by violence. but could not undertake
to oppose a German-Austrian spon-
taneous desire for union with Ger
many.
The allies acknowledged receipt OF
this communication on June IS. the
reply says, and. therefore, Germany
felt authorized to insert article 81 in
the constitution.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05
SPEAKERS AT STOCKHOLM
CONGRESS FAVOR LEAGUE

stockholm. Sweden. Sept. 5.-The in
terparliamentary congress represent
ing Sweden. Norway and Denmark
opened here Tuesday the discussion If
the day centering about league OF ma
tons. All the speakers argued in IA
vor Of affiliating with the league. al
though there was some adverse criti-
cism relative TO some Of the stipula-
tions Of the covenant
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05

Hamburg. Germany, Sept 5.-(By
the Associated Press THE editor
of the Independent Socialist news
paper. Volks Zeitung. has been SEN
fenced to jail for a term Of three
weeks on a charge OF having I'm
suited" Gustav Noske, minister OF de-
fence, in an editorial.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05

Let Us supply the guns and am,
munition you need We also carry a
complete stock OF game bags and
hunting toys
New Mexico Hunting Licenses for
sale.
FeIdman's-3OS san lntOniO Street.
All mail orders filled promptly.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05

Washington, d. C.. Sept. 5.-An ad-
ditional credit OF SI7. 900 to Italy
was announced today by the treasury,
making a total for that country OF
S1.61S. 975,945. and a total for all the
allies OF S9,6S4. III. 567.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05
TWO AIDES ARRIVE.

Capt Henry C. Merritt and Lieut.
Willard John Mason. aides de camp TO
Maj Gen. Robert l. Howe. district
commander have reported at military
headquarters for duty. A third aide is
expected to report next week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05

Maj. Charles B. Hazeltine OF the sig
nal corps who has been at the base
hospital at san Antonio. has recovered
and has been ordered back TO duty az
Fort Bliss.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05
RELIEVED WITH
TEXAS CAVALRY, COMES HERE

Sergt. Harry E Liljegren. cavalry,
sergeant Instructor. sixth cavalry. ma
tional guard OF Texas, at Dallas. has
been relieved from duty and assigned
in his present grade to the Fifth
cavalry. at Fort Bliss.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05

Lieut. John r Eldridge. first bonn
bardment group at Fort Bliss. has
been ordered TO the base hospital at
Fort sam Houston for treatment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05
The strong Withstand The Heat Of

Summer Better Than The Weak
Old people who are feeble and younger
people who are weak, will be
strengthened and enabled to 90
through the depressing heat of sum
mer BY taking GROVES TASTELESS
chill TONIC Il purifies and onriches
the blood and builds up the whole
system You can feel its Strengthen
ing, Invigorating Effect 60c.-Adv.
Swift Messengers, z5 books 25 cents
Advertisement
Curtis. a Co. buy Liberty BOudA-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05
FIRST DIVISION PARADE SEPT u.

Washington. d. c.. Sept 5-The
parade here Of the First division will
take place September II at ! .. m.
Il was announced officially today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05

GROVES BABY BOWEL MEDICINE
will correct the Stomach and Bowel
troubles. Perfectly harmless. See d.
rections on the bottle. Price Soc
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05

Col Alvin C. Voirs. department sig
nal officer. arrived in El Paso Friday
for an inspection Of signal supplies
here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05

to san Antonio or go to Washington
then as the office OF troop move
ments director will be discontinued
here, according 10 present plans
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05
Standards Saturday Specials
Fancy Crystal Wax Onions, lbs fOr...........25c
California Burbank Irish Potatoes, lbs. for.....25c

New Mexico String Beans, 2 lbs. for. $500. 35e
Valley Fresh Tomatoes, 3 lbs. for. .z3c
Valley Fresh Tomatoes, per basket. ....4Oc
ClOudcrOft CaulifIOwer, per ID. Zoe
Fresh Bell Peppers, per ID. ................15e
Choice Celery, per bunch. ..........-.....1O e
Fancy Cabbage, per Acknowledgement. &c
Choice California Lettuce. .1z1ae
Ell Paso Valley Sweet Potatoes, lbs. for q. Csc
Louisiana Yellow Vans, ; lbs. for ......... Csc
Pint Jars Strained Honey .-......
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05
SPEECHES IN OHIO AND INDIANA
CARRY KEYH0TEOF TREATY PLEA

Executive Makes Plain Intention to Explain Pact
Rather Than Debate Issues Raised in Previous Pub
lie Discussion; President Speaks in Kansas City
Tomorrow; Mrs. Wilson Always by His Side
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05

Crown Brand Butter sweet pure and res per b. .65c
Large selected Smfower Eggs per dozen 65c
Extra selected Ranch Eggs Zoe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-29

SUBURBAN Fsrr. fer Sale. snc~s 80
-Hoeers" tract. a -IIe east Of
Guthrie: nice location for business
mar: ordinary improvements. Liberal
terms II you mean business This is
worth your attention. Address Sies
Trooss Ave. Kansas City Ne.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-29
"a, " " aNsoNl

Nesesns i - e, deaf - = slsllo
70 fraarr ~ Hah a. lhi- time a. th'
poralArita aad pFesilee q Amefie'
aaae,esthiRs AnsTisay it eiar~'
- soa IN heatlinss in posters. frca
sho~ Windows. slnss 10 sua n a,
sualns of The Star sRsnglei Han
aar kneping time ~iih ise Mar
seiilaire and sAoats Al you Ia ths
instant appiaase shsi hrs,aks forth Al
tse mrniion n oar flAE o. eaf rresl
dent IN puhlle
W. heart The praise of' Amerlsa "a
ths llps ~ Marshal loffro saAi sfis
sied hero of The frs, hattie - a.,
Maine "a ne ~ords ef ro'nosrc. ihs
modest rrcsidsns 81 The hsfoie dem
oefacs a. fssnee. sna IN ihe ~ord.
II that crowned d,mogfai of the oalri
nal Nieior Emmanuel rhird
We az ihe Stars and strlpes wass
esrr, where hs &c side % TO tfi
colof and heard iis rlorlcs sane b,
tse ehllJren q the Sasofan Ales and
ss~ Il nriuiea On nosi cards la Rom,
~lih quotations frem the messages 81
Pro- ldsai Wilson f,en~here 4
heard q in m, comrsaes tonr an
tAw d in ny ncish,,ors cheek 90
fore ! feli II flush w, own
TIE nrpay rrohet ~ Lyons sals
~ ut Noa Amcfleans have tn cut
% The soassnlf. yoa 40 nei fofgct
Mhrn tho infant rcpahiis of r'r wesi
~as 10 lis cradle. France honi asel
TIE cradle lke mother No~ that
The eahs hss sro~u 70 BE- d giant and
tfaneo aeeds bis help ,he siani does
not farsei hui comes to hcr side
Taero afe a least thrc. CAUSES Coz
THIS unparalleled popularity of Gus
nation TIE fret csuse is our Amcrl
can boys rhoss t~o million hoys that
went laughing and singing Through
their streets bore themselves With
such clean and tnirhiiy courtesy 10
wards their somen ana wrnf smilinr
- ihs Csnnons moath gave them =
ne~ appreciation - American charar.
tef and ideals
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-29
Wilson or BOlShepiSn?

| Aneihsr sAase 81 oar prs.palArits !.
woosira~ wn.cu We = = peeai.i
iiel heard an isaliaa rsofes.of IN
Rene call him ~rhs President - ihs
deaaeerasies ~ ihe ~orld ThAg nnss
4 asrmiaE So@ihefn Trullsman. ~ba i
fllilos vita sash dlsilnsllon ihs posl
iion u Aus s'assader o. Rome fhomss
Nelson rare iolt ~ lhsi after NJ
wiisons visit ie Rome thr efksn -
ths Vatican printed a iesasnx esneriai
BRAIDED n i Ni.ea - Iioishesism
The editorial proceeded g. argue that
ihe people ef Europe ~ere sissn ihelf
ehoioe hrt~een the principles for
~hich Wilson slerd or the ~aa Va
earies of l.enine ana rfolskN
Anet ~ reason Tor fhls popularity
~ America 81 the aiiruisiie spirit
shown % Tits ~sr TIE, a, eNoa
misht have lei ne nshi & eat ~hne
Yoa st ready 20 defend yourselves.
bar yoa came ia fr.at way You
asA"d nothing AMI claimed onn tho
privilege ~ flfhilnr hsr ynaf itrals
q ~as revelation ~ onselfish ideal
lem % which ~ had never dreamed
These are some If tho grounds ~
fhe almost unlimited popularity ~ oar
eounifY q o. tanFefons popularity
unless - arr wise v gives as Al a
people lesiefs ~ in international
affairs unheard ~ before % Is te
An~rica ihat the world b. inoslnr fof
thos' iiea's and for that statesman
shlp thai ~ill make The ne~ era of
anot all peace and lasilre q he
heoscs us as people "a realls. thr
high the hols responsibility Il im
pose, and 20 SET ourselves 20 the
sindlcailon 81 the failh and cnnfidence
- eur admlrofs
We 81 iho Meroiiai Centenary arc
tf,lns % tint was o. turn ihis 10
flusncs 20 great srrmni hy elslnr 40
Europe ~hai ia best and highest Ia
American Ideals We ,ame swat ulih
the poets pfs,er
America America cod shed a.
grace nn thee
Aud sro~n ~ fuud eifh hrofhsfhnni
From sca tn shining sea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-29

Ward Two Precinct n cn, uaI
Ward Three. Precinct a oper
House
ward Taroe. Precinct m corus
rharmar,
ward Four rr~ia,i a no "
Noble
ward rour Precinct m GA "
Oklahoma
Ward Fi,c 1907 " Noble
The following persons are hefeh'
named ana appointed ludres clerks o.
each ~ ssld voting place
Ward one prcrinrt "a" Judges
otto narrf " Armsnifout. CLERKS.
q y Stewart " N Coyah
Ward one. rrccinct m Judges
= 4 Conner p nlaokman. clerks
james Gibson. q g. Ilarqis
Ward r~o. Precinct "A" Judges
q " Ball y , Wallace. Ciofka.
} \ Curt. Prank lIowli
Ward r~o Precinct ~" Judges
, u krocgor con Harrington
CLERKS a Adler , = sh.ar,r
Ward Three Precinct a" Judees
chas McNulis. e n scrui,hr.id
'lorsa " y Aracry. J. y Palmer
Ward Three Precinct ny judges
~ & olas. q A Pollard. Clefks. Geo
watkins. 4 a regg
Ward -Four. Precinct a" Judge
- y NUshail I X smiihson.
cicfka Erneat Jones. wm Rarnhari
Ward -Four Precine, n" Jndgea
Mike whiie. Robt Igcnderrun
clerks y rpham. ~ n Condlci
Ward Fiso judge Tom Peacock
, " Brodio. clcrta. rB. r.iliic Gus
Norey
The polls A. said Election shall
op"n Al 6 O'Clock A ~ and close NJ Z
o oiosk =. NJ
The result n said Fissilon sbAli ne
returned and cansaased puranant to'
an.
Given under my hand and the seal
= ite CITY ~ Guthrie. Oklahoma this
18th day - April 1919
J. " HARTMAN.
Mayor
,'iest, GEo I. ANDERSON.
city ciers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-29
P0SllM BRINGS
QUICK COMFORT II
TO ANGRY SKIN

Whfn anafN Wehiea skih tfies
fa0fash efHff Heffs 81 fhs h.ssls ne
fe'Hff fafe - iNeasn saa - q ssaahe
ana Aisaf slI inftAausaiaan f.rsfn
hae tfs'fFai ifsam Is ehai splrn
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eefent 3.#safaf ~ fAshss als,,l.
a.af ssala sle aad sac trhttsfs
fhr ifst & e. fif resAm 81 alshs
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fhe plufnlnt is kssk fus .nspfevsm.nt
a. ffirf ~ Hs rnarenfFaifa hrai
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-29

tefnfa fsei ftss nehAe Ffffe,sn ftaf
>ofih. kanss Ihrss isl. " n. fof
VakA
nids mael D. 10 WfilsnK and soas te
iril Al ~ s.lflff - iiar4is a lf.sas
ief.is state >stensl lifnk tl,i l.flas
- lshaasa tsif oAiahuNns. atfsenes si
fa~. er uts b. 1rilsffsd a. the aH
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-29

H&M wHg gNw s.xw XXX
Reese uad Fafe aaa a.alp cream s
s VIII femete ttn8fuu aad sfnp y
ha'f fsii'n girAosef tnd arli e
Z ufiai skia tpi Flssiflg FAen a
s sai ers'7 Gassssn seslp fseat. "a
E mfni 4 sps altf ilAh Cal tsc 4
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-29
Published IN Dan, i>ad.r Ap4
% May ia. 1874
NOTICE. oF sAIE op RIAL
ESTATE

Notice Il hereby given. thai IN rur
sasfce of an order - the coanty csrfYf
az ne county ~ Oklahoma and STATE
~ Dsiahoua. made On fhe IN dag %
AprIl 1872. IN fhs matter ~ thr 80 80
~ q W Eierick. dssssase-i. th~ under
signed a. fhe administrator - IN = .
tate ~ ssid deceae.-d vii sfli ~ pr4
Fste salc to the hl0i1s-sf bldasr for
c'sh- ssbt<f 20 confirmation ~ aid
county cur. on or after the fesh day
81 May. lal1. af ? O'Clock p NJ A. enc
Coanfy Cours House In aid County =,
Oklahoma. all The righf. title. inter.si
and estate Of the said q. W. Flerick
a. the time of hs death and al shs
rizhi. ftile and interest that she sala
estate has. By OPERATION - iaw or Oh .
erwi-e. acquired in and 20 all she cer-
tain 10. f8ece or parcel ~ Land. ~ssu-
ate. lying and being in tbe County o.
logan. State n Oklahoma. bounded
and described ~ follows. and upon m
folioNins terms ana con lsions. 60.
SIT.
sosthessi Quarter lsE.D. section
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-29


! CLASSIFIED WANTS
foR su-E Al ~, sian,s IN pots
mostls se<nians siB lsAse fos ne
summer M 4 "a kncass as \
okls. Ass paene SSz.
foR sALE rso ssss pFcpsri.ss
llel wess Warner and isei wssl
Aansar one = ne~ hunsale striells
uioicrn cAil A itei Wcsi wafner
after 1 clocs ans soe o~ncf
foR SAI.k AT A BARGAIN n lister
~ uidale basies. fise soesh caili.
sAtof. cue horso oolion and oern
planter. ~Aikinx ealiissieg. tao.
scstion steel hArro~ n.~ JeAa
Deere mos~r and rake can a si1
Eskt oki2homA Asa.
FoR SALE Dininx room iurnitaFv.
sss sioses and oiAsf Aousehold
eoods 80 4 Notlc. pAoue ~
rOR SALE Good hsas ~oik hofse
" = Hard~isA. iesg " Logan
ls,oue seS
foR sALE a rerd tourlng caf. ~eli
equipped ~orih she meaes l,ess
Campbell Waite House RAfhsf shop
FOR SALE soa Pounds Mehane
cos,on seed y Schlemmer phone
X skS
pom SALE OK RENr room mod
era. close in vacant MAJ ioth D.
, blackman
fok SALE Nan~rn touring car.
lais hodei n G. Clement At D a.
i.aia u q Go
foR sAi-E T~o riding aud one
Walking caitsatoFs aud cotioa
sweeps of al sisos. phone 1899. iioi
Z" Noble A'enas
foR SALE Library set dresser
oon.mode, sas range. dinlng table
and other furniture 1877 " Clc.s
land. phone Slk
ros rrsr.
$50. 49,
Poi'h. 'n"a'in' h"'i room faoae
ii'i
49,. -.
..l'''. $3.50 s'~" "'''o'
wv 20 '~
,,nv sp~r s,.,
49, ~. 80. 4. -
i, '
''nr.p'''.' "pP"s'e PEI "iti'e In
sf '
! s..lt. ,,s-.-.,...s.
s''hs t"o'hN' fps* q. 0al a ~
,snp pnA,T
ho,.. c,. -. ~.
IA >.,,.
FOR RENT Llght house..eplus
rooms az y Harri.on nhoue t.4s !
.--.----
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-29

FOR RENT Furnished house. 7zI W.
Warner. : rooms modern. Phote
ss7.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-29

Wv men whe afr seeklna slilsse
end inwnahip oifless in unaied Mich.
tha sIHinE have ihrir eNta rs 80.
resinF candidate
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-29
tfimt published ln The Guthrie Daily
Leader Apru 70 1917
sprCiAt rLtcrloN
PROCLAMATION

ION
Whereas. on lhe 2sih DAY ~ April
1912 At regular meeting 81 ths
noafd q ciis commslnonrr- ~ ths
lciiy - Guthrle. Oklahoma they duly
nass'd and adopioi resolution an
thoriflnr the Mayor 20 call special
clee'ion 10 amend Sesilon 80 Two oi
Arti,le Ton siel ~ tho Charter of me
ciis Of Guihrie
Nov Therefore hy virtue 81 me au
thoriiy vested "a ne ~ iaw / hereby
proclaim and give notice that 4 special
Election D. called 10 be hold Ia tho
'iis of Guthrie May eth. 1919 for the
purpose OF making the follow iug
amendment on section Two of Arllcio
, Ten q the Charter of the cly of
Guthrie.
Afiiole 10 serllou 2 The BOARD on
Education of the cHy ~ Guthrie shall
consist of seven msmbera. who shall
be nominated aud elected ~ large by
The voters of school District 40 "a
1he term of office u each of said
members shall 10 "a years. escop, a.
aoTeinafl"r provided
Such election shall be held A. the
same time an eletiiou Is held for The
Mayor and CITY Commissioner under
ihis rharer provided that within
thirty days after the acceptance and
approval ~ this amendment = spaolal
election shall b. called - provided b, |
isv for the eicrfion ~ member 10 1
fil the vacancy on the school BOARD
created by a.. acceptance and ap
provai ~ this amendment A. which
election there shall b. elected the
seventh member - said school board
s'ho shall hold office until the Gen
nrai Election of 1921 ~ which time
hfee members shall be nominated and
'iecied for TIE term ~ sls yesra and
'ach ia years Hereafter tnree mem
'ers shall be eis-fed. Two member
ball be nominated and elected for .
erm ~ sis years in April. 1923 and
'ach sir years thereafter: and ,wo
ncmhers shall BE- elected FOR a term
4 sin years IN April. 1925 and each
IN years thereafter
The Bsilos TO be- used a. said Special
Election shall ba IN Substantially the
GLOWING form.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-29

Special Election. Nay ctr. 1878.
The Fist q this proposition IL the
amendment OF Section Two ~ Article
Ten ~ the Charter Of the City of
Guthrie. osishoma. i,creasIns the
number of the School board 10 seven
members and fixing fhe terms thereof
shall the proposition be adopted
Fo- the Proposition.
Againsf ;he Proposition.
Said Election shall be held at the
folloring places:
Ward One. Precinct -A~-conven-
ton Han
Ward One. Pnrcincs ,B~-cspisol
School
Ward Two. Precinct ~A~-renfrai
school. ~ ss-Un
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-20
Modne Wiosenne Kapelusze

JutrO ofiaruiemy nieubrane ka
pelusze. setki r6znych stylow.
wlacznie mate Turbans az do
zupelnie duzych fason6w. -
vszystkie wiosene kolory. kt0--
re teraz W mOdzie So; piekne
okragle fasony albo obwisie
style. W tel party sa k%apelusze
kt0re wan podobaC sic beda.
Przyjdzcie rychlo i wybierzcie
sohie kapelusz. jaki sic bedzie
wan podobaC - speCyalnie o.
fiarowane DO L7-
Genie ........ .. Wv
GarniTuiCmy kapeIuSZe darmo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-20

Smej wykfad o obywatelstwie i obJa-
Snienia W jaki spos6b otrzymaC pa
piery obywatelskie. Ma ostatni wy
k1ad zglosilo sic 60ciu s}uchaczy.
Objasnien udziela OBJ. w. ]. Sugal-
ski.
q -:
Maciej Toczek, Fam. pnr. 242AW.
24ty pl. I W{adysiaw Nezoski, Alps
Elizabeth ul. podani So przez VIA
DE wojskowe ma iiscie rannych.
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Ma transportowcu Pocahontas
wyladowali W porcie Newport News
nastepujacy zolnierze: Stefan Wis
niewski, 1919 Dickson ul.; H. Bro
dnicki, 1924 S. Albany ave.; J6zef
J.. Stefanski, $3.50 Emerald ave-;
Wincenty Straka, 2617 S. Truner
ul.; kapral o. Marozyk, 1882 Tho
mas ul.; Jak6b Wierzbanowski, 4527
S. Hermitage ave; Alex Pasterna-
cki. 1916 Elston ave-; Edward Pie
karek, 25O6 S. California ave.; Ed
word Pelikan, 1917 w. North ave;
Edmund Klajda, 1857 Blackhawk
ul.; Kazimierz Mazurkiewicz, 11OS
N Lincoln uL.; J6zef Bykowski,
1445 w. Huron ul.; Emil Lyszyn-
ski. S22 N. Marshfield ave.; Andrzej
Kozlowski, 1919 N. Oakley boul.;
Henry J. Nowak, 272S S. Sawyer
ave.; J6zef F. Niemiec, S21 n. Fair
field ave-; J6zef J6rczyhski, 1919
Blonde ul.; Franciszek Nowak, ST
N. Hermitage ave-; G. Cichy, 1920
Crystal ul.; Tadeusz Lewandowski,
s36 N. Lincoln ul.; Kazimierz 2.
strzyzewski, 1920 Blackhawk ul.;
Jan Nowak. 1921 N. Paulina ul.:
Bernard Graczyk, 2611 Jones ul. |
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-20

F. G. Rybarczyk, SAT N. Hermitage
ave.
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W Western Settlement Cd
bedzle sic dzis!aj wieczor o godzinie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-20
Z zYCIA
TOWARZYSKIEGO

Oddziai SIS. Mlodziank6w mr.. 33ci
Macierzy Polskiej, bedzie mial swo-
je miesieczne posiedzenie dzisiaj, t.
j., W czwartek dnia 2Ogo lutego b.
r., W sail zwyhiych ~posiedzen. Wszy-
soy czlonkowie So p~roszeni o przy--
bycie. Prezesem jest p. Jan Deka,
a sekr. prot, jest p. Jan Karolewski,
gam. pnr. 1888 w. Walton ul.
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Towarzystwo Bratniej Pomocy
Kr6lowei Korony Polskiej W parafii
Sw. Szczepana odbedzie swoje rocz-
ne posiedzenie W piatek, dnia 21go
lutego, O godzinie 1880 wieczorem
W sail pod nova szkola. Podczas po-
siedzenia odbedzie sic instalacya u
rzednik6w ma rok obecny. Obrani:
X. DR.. Aleksy G6rski, kapelan; ia
k6b P~ietrucha, prezes; Szymon ia
godzinski, wice-prezes; Jan Ganek'
sekr. prot; Wincenty Kowalski.
sekr. fin: Jan Mitrega, kasyer;
Leon Kujawa, Jan Swieton, marszai
kowie; Antoni Kowalski i Walenty
Glodek, opiekunowie kasy; Jan
Szczepek. Jan Baran / Roman B1a-
chowicz. komitet wykonawczy; J6-
zef Tenczar, opiekun chorych; Jan
Machnica, chorazy; DR.. ]. Wisniew-
ski, lekarz; Wincenty Pitch. odzwier
ny / p. Stanislaw Derus, deputowa-
nv, ObecnoSG cz}onk6w ma tenn po-