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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-06
NOTATK OSOBISTE.

X. Edward Kowalewski, proboszcz
parafii sw. Maryi Magdaleny W So.
Chicago wyjechai wczoraj do miej-
scowosci zwanej Excelsior Springs,
Mo-, ma paro-dniowy odpoczynek.
Podczas nieobecnoSci X. Kowalew-
skiego, zastepowaG bedzie X. Win
Gently Nowicki, miejscowy a%systent.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-06

A MIEJSCOWAA

A. S. Austrian, adwokat tea
tr6w Blackstone, Colonial, ILL
nois i Powers wydoby1 ow kon-
trakt ma jaw. Zada take, azeby
miasto przestaio zwalac wine wy
1acznie ma zarzady teatrow.
Zarzadcy wszystkich teatr6w
w sr6dmieSciu beda wezwani ma
przes}uchy w Srode przysz{ego
tygodnia pred ~subkomitetem ko
mitetu sadowniczego Z iona rady
miejskiej.
AKcYA PRZECIW ,NACIA-
GACZOM ~WYSCIGOWYM."
Akcya zostafa wdrozona pre-
civ szajkom oszust6w z Chica-
90, kt6rzy obecnie grasuja we
Florydzie i New Orleans, nacia-
gajac 4atwowiernych bogaczy ma
dziesiatki tysiecy dolarow. Oszu-
sci maja k~ilkanascie miejsc we
Florydzie, gdzie przyjmuja Ia
k1ady ma fikcyjne wyscigi konne.
Og6}em podobno biezacei zimy
wy1udzili re swych ofiar okofo
So, 900, 900.
Ofiara takiego oszustwa, padl
niemal James A. Low, agent re-
alnosciowy z biurem PREY n.
Dearborn ul. Gdy by4 w New Or
leans niedawno temu, zapozna}
sic z eleganckimi facetami, tkt6-
rzy nak}onili 60 do stawiania "a
k}ad6w ma wyscigi konne, opo-
wiadajac mu smalone duby o
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-06

- Macierz Polska oddzia& Sw. ia
ma Kantego No. 4, odbedzie swoje re
gularne posiedzenie dis wiecz6r 0
godzinie $50, W sail zwyklych po-
siedzen. Bardzo waane sprawy So do
zalatwienia i kazdy z czlonk6w pro
SONY Jest O przybycie. - Wtad. Po-
lihski, PREF: A. Adamowski. sekr.
prot, 1923 y. Ashland ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-06

Onegdaj odjechal do Camp kear-
ney, Cal. kapral Edward Milewski,
ktorego rodzina Fam. pnr. 1882 n.
Winchester ave. Przybyl on do Chi
cago ma 2%O-dniowy urlop i wkr6tce
odjedzie do wysp Filipihskich, gdzie
przebywai re swoja kampania z 60
"a lat pieC. Ma on trzech braci PREY
wojsku. Felix's jest ~sierzantem W
Camp Logan Texas. Franciszek "
Camp Jackson. Car, a Tdzi bill Mem
ca we FranCyi.
. q
.Jednym nabytkiem wiecej IA polu
handlu / przemysfu PolskiegO W Chi
Jest PolSka Korporacya A-rtyku-
low Spohywczych zOrganizowana przez
Stowarzyszenie Polskich Kupc0w j Pre-
mysfowc6w. a m~ieszcZaca sic Obecnle
nod umercm 66S-6TO W. Washington
Blvd. r6g Union ulicy. Czfonkami tel
korporacyi 50 przewaznie Grosernlcy
i piekarze; TO tez skIad hurtowny Obfi-
tuie W artykuIy potlzebne dla tego
rodzaju intereSu.
PrzedsiebiorStwo Polskie rozwija Sic
b ardzo pomySlnie. DO polScy grOSerni-
cy przekonali sic re tOwary W hurto-
wni polskiej "a TAX dobre .jak i W in
nych. ceny 50 tanSze a Obsiuga rzetel-
ma i skora. SIowem Polska Korpora-
eva Spozywcza zrObila bardzO dodatnie
wraaenie ma poiskich kupcach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-06

zwykiymi oszustami.
TAX w New Orleans, jak i we
Florydzie, oszuSci grasuja bez-
'karnie.
Do Chicago dis przybedzie
w. F. Collins 2 Ohio, kt6ry 70
stai naciagniety ma $4,000.
Tutejsze wladze federalne
wdrozyiy sledztwo.
Znaczna liczba ofiar z Detroit
zostafa takze naciagnieta.
nEHNNrK Uy1cAoo0n aHss-
ue.s viscsJ droonyeh o~giosSsh. AMI
cell ~ws1ystkis lime dsisanik Volskis
= Chicago ra3on vSictA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-06

PAH AAN
milton / Lyndale ul., beda pokazywa
ne obrazy migawkowe, kt6rym kie-
rule Stowarzyszenie artystyczno-ka-
tolickie. Przedstawiony bedzie po-
uczajacy i zajmujacy obraz p. t. -
The Transgressor" (Przestepca).
Jestto osmio-aktowy dramat, kt6re-
go nigdzie ~jeszcze ME pokazywano.
Dramat ten porusza SERGE i podnosi
ducha. Doch6d z tego widowiska be
die przeznaczony ma Polske. w soho
te zas / W niedziele o godzinie Sci
wieczorem punktualnie.
g 80 q
Ma dzisiejszej liscie STRAIT spoty-
kamy nastepujace polskie' nazwiska
rannych;
Jozef Malik. POPS S. 4Smy ct.
Tomas Matuszak, S4O9 Baltimo-
re ave:
Pawel J. Kaliszewski, 242S Lo--
gan blvd.
Kazimierz spera, 1920 Elston av.
Otto Paciorek, 6511 S. Ashland
ave.
Niedawno temu Niemcy uwolnili
re swrch wiezieh wielu amerykan--
skich zolnierzy, miedzy kt6rymi znaj
duje sic take dwu Polak6w 2 Chi
cago. So mimi: Albert Sowa. zam. p.
mr.. 1927 Baltimore ave. i J6zef Pa
cyna, mieszkajacy dawniej pnr.
1922 S. Loomis ul.
q q q
Poniewaz klub matek W parku
Pulaskiego cieszy sic wielka popu-
larnoscia. przeto poczawszy Cd PREY
sz}ego wtorku zebrania otwierane
beda pol godziny w~czeSniej niz zwy'
kle, t: j. o godz 1880. Mode mezat-
XII, kt6re chciaiyby sic dowiedziec,
jak nalezy u%miejetnie prowadziG dom
powinny sic do tego klubu zapisat
Wstep zupelnie bezpiatny.
q -
Uwolnieni z wojska zolnierze slu-
zacy W armii i marynarce a nalezacy
do $3.50 dystryktu, p%roszeni So zglo
sic sic W biurze parku Puiaskiego
PREY ,ul. Blackhawk 1 Noble, pred
15tmy tego miesiaca.
q - q
Kapral Franciszek Rossol, kt6re-
go rodzina Fam. pnr. 1858 n. Cen
trail Park v wstapii do gwardyi.
stanowej ego kwietnia 1917 r. i
wkr6tce potem zostal wyslany do ST.
Louis, gdzie W czasie tym wybuchly
rozruchy miedzy murzynami | bia-
lymi. P6zniej wyslano go ma dalsze
Gwiczenia do Camp Logan, Texas, a
W listopadzie z%najdujemy go we
Francyi. w czasie p%ierwszej potycz-
XII Z Niemcami dnia Ago lipca Eostai
raniony ponizej lokcia, tax jednak
byf zawziety ma Niemca, re ME chcial
pola WALK opuSciG. Deszlego pazdzie.
nika zostal ranny powt6rnie w box
i odeslany do szpitala. Obecnie znaj-
duel sic W szpitalu State Island W
New Yorku / spodziewa sic W krotce
osladaC progi rodzinne. Byi on W
ogniu siedm ray a ,,oVer the top
cztery. Brat jego Stanislaw powr6-
Gil zeszlego miesiaca z Camp Forest
Georgia, gdzie p~rzebywal o$m mic
siecy.
q 80 q
Onegdaj odjechal do Camp kear-
ney. Cal. kapral Edward Milewski,
kt6rego rodzina zam. pnr. 1882 y.
Winchester ave-. Przybyl on do Chi
cago ma 2O-dniowy urlop i wkr6tce
odjedzie do wysp Filipihskich, gdzie
przebywai re swoja kampania 2 60
"a lat pieC. Ma on trzech braci PREY
wojsku. Felix's jest Scranton W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-06
komunikat Urzedu Prasowo : In
formacyjnego Wydziaiu N. p.

Dokonczenie re STRONGLY 5
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-11-20
n6dl8
Citation

In the County Court of the State of
Oregon, for the County Of Hood River.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of John
Donohue, Deceased
To Emma Wiletta Parker, formerly
Emma Wiletta Taylor; to the unknown
heirs of John Donohue, deceased and
to all others unknown, interested in
the estate of said John Donohue, de.
ceased Greeting:
In the name Of the State of Oregon.
You are hereby cited and required to
appear in the County Court of Hood
River County, Oregon, at the court
room thereof, in the City of Hood Riv-
er, Oregon, on Tuesday, December 2,
1919, at 10 o clock am, then and there
to show cause, if any there be- why
license should not be issued to George
K. Wilbur, administrator, de bonis non,
with the will annexed, of the estate Of
John Donohue, deceased, authorizing
him to sell the following described real
property belonging to said estate, for
the purpose of paying the funeral
charges, the expenses Of administration.
and the claims against said estate, to-
wit:
Lots 2 and 3 in Block B Of Barrett
Sipma. an addition to the City of Hood
River, Oregon.
This citation is served upon you by
this publication in accordance with the
order of the Judge of the County Court
of Hood River County, Oregon, made
and entered October 22. 1919. prescrib-
ing such publication should continue for
four weeks.
Witness, the Hon. l. N. Blowers.
Judge of the County Court of Hood
River County, Oregon, with the seal of
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-11-20
Notice Of Sherifl's Sale

In The C.rcuit Court of the State of
Oregon, f0r Hood River County.
Elhaof NJ. Chase. Plaintiff. vs.. De-
los }. Walker. Le5ua + Walker hus-
band and wife, and Frank Caddy, De-
Pendants.
Notice Is hereby given That BY virtue
Of a writ OF execution and order of
sale. issued out OF the Circuit Court of
the State Of Oregon, for Nooi River,
County, on he 20lh Gay of October.
1919. in a certain suit wherein Ellinor
A. Chase was plaintiff and DeIos j.
Walker. Leona u. Walker husband
and wife. and Frank Gsddy We're de-
PENDANTS, aud wherein the plaintiff.
GOV cred Judgment against the defend
ants DoIos j Walker. and Leona Il.
Walker ON the Goth day of October.
1919, for the sum Of S400, with interest
thereon at the rate OF eight per cent
par aHnum, since the lst day Of April,
1919, for the further sum Of $50, attor-
ney fees. and t0r plaintiffs S costs and
disbursements taxed at Sl675. which
writ IL execution commands me. as
sheriff Of said county. to make sale of
/ the real properly described in said
judgment and decree to satisfy said De-
cree and the costs and expenses Of said
sale:
viii therefore at the hour Of 1880
clock a. m., on the 22nd dav OF No
yember. 1919 at the front door Of the
coui house in the City Of Hood River,
Oregon. sell at public auction to the
chest bidder for cash in hand. all the
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-11-20
Notice Of Final Account and Settlement
OF Estate

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned administrator with will an
nexed of the estate Of Philip u. War
rem, deceased, has filed in the county
court of Oregon in and for Hood River
County, his final account as such, and
said court has named and fixed Friday.
the Dist day Of November, 1919, at the
hour Of | O'Clock, p m, at the county
court room at Hood River, Ore, as the
time ard place for hearing on said ac
count and objections to said account
and settlement
Dated at Hood River, Oregon, Octo-
ber %, A. d. 1919.
R. c. Glanville,
Administrator with will annexed,
Of the estate of Philip U. Warren,
o23n20 Deceased.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-11-20
SuGlR0ns

-. c ~
IN tile NiIcui' VourV o. Ihe olate OF
oregon Iof fioou iHNer Oouhly'
Rose }. Apliu. Plaintiff. VS.. William
Walker and Ellen Walker, Defendants,
To William Walker and Ellen Walker.
Defendants.
IN the name of the State Of Orepon.
You. and each Of Won. are hereby ne.
CURED to appear and answer to the
ce,uulaint Glpd herein against Won in
The above entitled suit On or before tie
eXDiration of six weeks from the date
of the first publication of this sum
mons. viz. on or before the 18th dav Of
December. 1919 and If Won fail so Id
anpear and answer. for want thereof
plaintiff will apply to the court for the
relief prayed for in the COMPLAINT. to-
wit.
FOR a decree quietinr her title against
aEv claim. right. title or interest which
ya5. or either OF Your have or NAV
have in and to the following described
real estate.
An of SW1 of the nv. Section |.
T0. 2 n. K. l0E.. WM. Wing west
II .de county road. and .a1,e narticu.
.a 10 described as follows = GINNING
al ao northwest corner Of sand SN1 Of
INN3 of said section, town,hia 4a3
range aforesaid. thence southeTN along
the west line of said quarter quarter
1875 feet: thence east 80 feet; thence
north 38 degrees O2 minutes east 2l3
feet; thence north S. degrees IA min.
utes east 200 feet, thence north As de
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-11-20
UPPER VALLEY SPUD
HARVEST Is OVER

Upper Valley potato growers. wA0
estimate their tonnage for the season,
a record for the district. at rs Gals,
have about completed digging the to-
hers. according to J. + IhOmp or,
here last week on business.
''W hIIe We feared loss from the re-
cent freeze. says Mr. Thompson, 1T
has developed that only POTATOES stick
ing out of the ground were inJurei.
The loss will be too small for consider
alton. We are expecting the best
prices in our history as a banner pata-
to growing section. harvested lyl
bags of high grade tubers from three
acres. | have already shipped 40 sacks
to Rufus. receiving $3.50 per hundred
pounds I. O. b. parkdale. they like
the potatoes and are asking for coutin-
uCus tonlot shipments.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-11-20
Throat Epidemic Has Prevailed

Physicians have reported during the
past week an epidemic Of throat
troubles and acute tocsiIitis. In many
cases the attacks are followed by fever
an an acute selling of the Joints. One
Of The worst cases has been that Of
George Gastner, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Caas Castner.
rlvsicians here state that no well
marked case Of Spanish influenza has
come under their observation.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-11-20
Only Cold

Are you ill? is often answered;
"0u! it's only a cold, as if a cola
was a matter of little consequen (. but
people are beginning to lealn that a
common cold is a matter dot to be
tf.led with, that some If the most
serious diseases start With cold. As
soon as the frst indication of cold
appears take Chamtlriain's Cough
remedy. Remember that the sooner
you get rid of your cold the less the
daagers, and this remedy will hello you
to throw it off.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-11-20
ParhdaIe Progresses

1t is likely that no town Of Oregon
has made greater progress the pa t
year than parkdale. Eight new resi-
dences have been completed there this
summer. and two large new apple
warehouses have been buaIt. one by the
Apple Growers Association ana the
other by Dan Wuille & Co.
In 1910, when the Mount HOOD rail
line was extended from Dee to Park
dale. the town was only stump land.
Today it has 40 homes. two stores,
grade and high school. two churches,
library and other buildings.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-11-20

Science saws th9t o'i age begins with
wesiaeEed kidneys aid digestive organs
This being true, il "a easy % believe
that by teeuiuG the kidneys and d.
ges-ive 0r4aas Cle4Lsel and ia proper
working order Ola age can be deferred
and lie prolonged far beyond that en-
loyed by the average person.
For over 600 years coin MEDAL.
Haarleu on has been relieving the
weaknesses and disability due 70 ei-
yaneing Years IL IS standard old
time home remedy and needs no intro
ductiou GOLD MEDAL. Ha arlem OH is
iuclosed ia Cdorivss. t4stelrss capsules
containing ahout drops each Iake
them as YOU would a pill. with a small
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-11-20
Parkdale to Have Lyceam Course

The orchardists Of the Upper Valley
have engaged a iyeeum course for tthe
be rendered at Park iale by high sciass
artists. The first lyceum number Viii
be held Monday night, December l.
The attractions will close in February.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04
PHYSICAL INSPECTION DAY
STATISTICS SIGNIFICANT
r,,,,Ii ARG Percentage of Vircinis,-
r"m"ois Need Some Form
Oh iteaIth Attention.

ni"hN OF the school children o< W.
, ,'' are suffering from dcfnCts of 80
,,rit VI smother practically All az
M.''vn Il great number NAV bc cn-o,i
49, ht"'np' ana simple medical. oD,;,.oi
or &c nal attention 'P''Ca!
While returns arc nccose,r,
r.,f from me physical inSpect;nn d.,
Sn"n"ctcd ny the public school ,cnrb"r
80 ''''i.''N, November - The f,r,c 90
m'!'" from IN" reports thus far -.
IS:N"" @rS arousing Widespread iu-
j,,iiI 'h" attention in school and
HH,"'E prcpar,d by Or. Mary T.. Rrv
ho": director OF The stare H,n,rtn,nS,,
~ ,''raith bureau OF Child Wrlf,r.
I'M Sch"ol Hygiene tho teachers j.,
schools in thirty-four Virrini,
'"nmii"S Inspected li.S05 children.
,,o,,,,.E ,NIcoma' and Chesterfield
,"NnticS have thus far made co,nnic;n
rrr"rtS. in nine Of the rcInaininl. co,,n.
yes only ono school in each couniv
LIVING reported. Buckingham shnws
fa ,u".n Sch%"is Inspected; Rockingham.
,o.I utcn iIGnric". fourteen, and others
o. 81 me if,So3 children Inspected. a.
H,!s'on: ~: or g.. per cent. showed
""'vrt!N" hearing; the teeth of G623
or ~ per cent. showed need Of The
attention OF tn" dentist. while la, or
per cent are reported as showing.
,hE elects OF poor nutrition. 1t il no;
m't.cnSo ih2t thcS" averages Will bc
materially lowered with fun returns
from The public schools OF the STATE
ii""lth workers earnestly urge iiuou
me parents ana guardians of the chill
"r"n suffering from defects that adc-
guttc attention lac given them prompt
~. SUCH defects viii he reported to
them on cards furnished thc teachers
This pu-DpSp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04
FEWER JOBS IN RICHMOND
AND MORE SEEKING WORK
Municipal Employment Bureau Re-
ports Shortage OF Vacancies Dur
ing Month OF November.
1850 PERSONS ASK PLACES
Many Would Change Positions and
There Is Not Large Number OF In
employed, According to Figures.
This Considered "Dull" Season.

More persons, both men and women.
were seeking employment in November
than in October and there were fewer
positions open and Il smaller number
of employers seeking help, according
70 the monthly report Of the Richmond
,ublic Employment bureau in the City
Hall yesterday.
Altogether. 1859 persons called at
the Office OF the employment bureau
seeking work during November ac-
SordinE to the report. Will. in Octo-
Der only ".650 asked for employment.
IniS does not mean that The above
number were unemployed. according. TO
=. j. conway, manager OF tn. bureau.
for he declared Yesterday that many
persons came in an effort to get better
Jobs than the ones which they already
held Those who registered that they
might be called when positions were
found for them. and thereby showed
mat thcE We're earnestly seeking cn-
pio%ment. numbered S5G. OF this num-
Der us were women.
More women We're employed during
thc month than registered, according
20 the rrport ESQ taking positions
offered while 527 men were supplied
Win Jobs. Employers asking FOR help
Compared with October and consid
crinG that this time of year which is
termed a rather dun" period in manu-
i!TtnriuE circles this report is con-
Sldcr"d exceptionally good. In October
~ NrinS asked that labor bc supplied
them aud -, persons. both mon and
women, were found suitable positions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04
HUSTlNGS COURT BUSY
sitting in Continuous Session for Nenr-
~ Ten Months. Try 751
criminal CnsrS.

For 'hc 'wolvc months ending IN
gust ~ 1913. Judge T.. g Richard
S%u tried ~ crimiua. cases IN the
lluStinr Court here according 10
Cl-rk Wal;cr Christian. VINO is pre-
par.ug his anuual report TO the Cen
.ral Assembly TO dispose OF these
eases u has been necessary for tn.
court &" j." in continuous session from
ihc FIRST Monday In Ottobcr, 1918, to
August . %: this year.
EacH session OF the court merged
ouC ~ to the other. without recess
on account OF the constantly nNcd
docket No HOLIDAYS were observed cN-
l"pt The Fourth Of Ju!N. Christmas and
Ne" Years the work OF the court
even continuing -hrmiSticc Day The
court j. facing Similar condition for
tho EcNt yCHr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04
COUNCIL MEN TO GO OVER
PROPOSAL ON FARE RAISE
Conference to re Held Tonight With
Directors OF Departments
nj City Hall.

How, physical valuation can he
placed ON tho properties OF the Nir-
-inia RAILWAY and Power Company
Richmond viii ne the chief question
considered tonight at special con
ference or the Council Streets Com
miitcc at O'Clock, with the heads Of
the various departments OF the city
has been called a "couf"r"ncc." and
will not he open 10 the public. Only
persons invited 20 do so viii be in
attendance.
\, the last meeting o, tho Streets
committee IN" railway company asked
that tn" state Corporation Commits
sion be selected 10 make the valuation
and set a figure which would be con-
sid"rcd a fair return on the invest
ment, the city and company alike TO
"" bound by the announcement of the
commission. This came as n sugEcs-
ton from the company to facilitate
arriving ~ a valuation in order that
the city can take action on allowir Z
an increase in fare 10 s cents.
Opinion was expressed by tho COM
arrive at valuation, and would pro-
coed 20 get expressions fran the iii =
rcctorS OF the city departments. hence
the conference tonight. Whether tho
rrnuesi of the Virginia Railway and
Power Company that il be allowed 10
charge straight scent fare. and =
cents for transfers. while deciding the
scent increase. will be considered to-
night is uncertain.
Meeting IN executive session tonight
the Finance Committee Will discuss
probable that the Mayor will meet
with this committee. and il is also
expected that the department heads
Will appear to give opinions regarding
compensation for the city's increasing
syDcrlnlIaicG.