davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-21

sic zemscic ma Swoim oponencie. r. NJ,
SweitzerZe.
W obecnej kampanii wyborczej ma
mayora staneli ci Sami dwaj kandydaci,
jak pred 4-ma laty. demokratyczny
kandydat Robert NJ. Sweitzer i repu-
blikanSki kandydat VIM. II. Thompson.
Gdyby HarrisonScy demOkraci ME byli
wysuneli swojego bezpartyjnego kan
dydata. Maclay Hoyne'a ably pSu6 Szan-
So wyboru r. NJ. ~Sweitzerowi a poma-
gao k%andydatowi republikanskiemu
VIM. II. T~hompsonowi, Obecna KAN
psnia wyborcza ME bylaby tax zacle-
ia.
POwtarza sic wiec ia sama HISTORIC
jakiej Swiadkami byliSmy pred ANA
laty z ia tylko r6znica. re c. H. Har-
rison wySunal kandydata niezalezne-
go Maclay HOyne'a, ably rOzbiC glossy,
DO Harrison vie dobrze o tenn, u 2 lat
wo$cia pobilby Thompsona kandydat
demOkratyczny Sweitzer, gdyby ME
by}o trzeciego ~oponenta. Maclay Hoy
ne'a.
Jak pred +-ma laty tax I obecnie
Harrison ME przebiera W SrOdkach ME
zwaaajac ma to. jakiego mayora mia
sta mice bedzie. byle tylkO ma swojem
postawit, byle tylko zaSpokoic swoja
osobiSta ambicye. Take poStepowanie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-21
Polityka.

- Dzi$ wieczorem odbedzie sic maso
we zcbranie obywatelskie W wielkiej
sail Schoenhofena. przy rogu ulic Mil
waukee ave / Ashland ave, ma rzecz
kandydat6w partyi demokratycznej ma
urzedy miejskie. Gl6wna move wvglo-
81 kandydat demokratyczny ma burmi-
strza r. NJ. Sweitzer.
Przemawiac take beda inni handy
daci ma urzedy miejskie, jak n. p. J. +.
Igoe. kandydat M klerka m, n. Stuck
art, kandydat ma s~karbnika m, F. Bor-
relli. kandydat ma sedziego municipal
nego / J. O'Connor kandydat ma sedzie-
go wyAszego.
u Polak6w przemawiac beda aid. s.
Kunz, 'byly kustosz pow. J. Czekala,
byly syndyk miejski y. L. Piotrowski,
posel stanowy J. Petlak l inni.
- lime zebrania obywatelskie ma
rzecz p. Sweitzera. ma kt6rych tenze ma
przemawiac dis wieczorem So haste
pujace:
2S-ma warda - W sail Wicker Park.
o godzinie $50 wieczorem.
S3-cia warda - W sail pnr 1915 W.
Chicago ave, o godzinie S-mej wieczo-
rem.
- Zebranis polityczne ma rzecz Ma.
clay Hoyne'a. kt6re sic odbeda dis
wieczorem. "a uastepujace:
12-sta warda - Sokol Chicago hall,
2345 South Kedzie ave-, o godzinie S
wieczorem.
1S-sta warda - Headquarters, 1901
West Madison ul., o godzinie S.mej
w~ieczorem.
14-sta warda - Beidler school hall,
Kedzie avenue / Walnut I'll. o godzinie
S-mej wieczorem.
- Zebrania polityczne ma rzecz kan
dydatury j. Fitzpatrick. kandydata
partyi ~robotniczej ma burmistrza, kt6re
sic odbeda dis wieczorem 50 naste-
pujace:
2-ga warda - Odd Fellows hall. -
1895 South State vi.
12-ta warda - W sail Repi6skiego -
1900 South Whipple vi.
27-ma warda - Haugen school. 1910
y. Hamlin avenue i Monroe school, |
1850 West Schubert ul.
15-ta warda - " sail Jasihskiego, |
Wood 1 Thomas ul.
- Dzis wieezOrem odbedzie sic ze-
branie obywatelskie W sail OBJ. Po-
pnr. 1850 Cornell I'll. ola pre-
cynkt6w ego 1 Ego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-21

&onych obywateli W zyciu spolecznem
W czasie ostatniej wojny powoiaf &C
Rad ma ~zaszc5ytne stanowisko przewo
d~niczacego komisyi obrony stanowej
kt0rej celem bylo przyspieszenie praC
przygotowawczych do wojny z Prusa'
kami. Ma ten stanowisku wykaza1 on
fswoje zdolnoSci i swoja bezinteresow'
ma praca zjedna} sobie szacunek | 20,
waAanie W miaroda tnych kolach rza-
dowych.
Jest on osobistym przyjacielem
wielkim zwolennikiem polityki nasze-
go prezydenta Wilsona, kt6remu Pol,
ska ~Zawdziecza swoja niepodleglost.
Jake urzednik powiatowy, piastuja,
cy ponownie ten sam urzad klerka po,
wiatowego, wykazal on swoje zdolnosci
jake kompetentny i rzetelny urzednik
/ W ciagu swojego S-letniego ~urzedowa-
MIA zjedna} sobie rekord. kt6rego mu
wielu ~urzednik6w ~pozazdroscic moze.
W sprawach spolecznych. a przede-
wszystkiem W piracy ola instytucyi do
broczynnych Robert NJ. Sweitzer ma.
leza} | nalehy cd dawna do gorltwych
pracownik6w, oddajac wielkie zas}ugi
l%nstytucyt ~prywatnej pod nazwa kato-
lickich Towarzystw DobroczynnoSci.
Ia te jego niezmordowana %humanitar-
na prace z~amianowa} go arcybiskup
Mundelein prezesem tel szlachctnej in
s~tytucyi.
Taxi jest rekord kandydata. demokra-
tycznego ma mayOra Roberta NJ. Swell
terra.
Jest on przytem Szczerym przyja--
cielem Polak6w. co niejednokrotnie u
dowOdnil, a jake klerk powiatowy "a
trudnia stale stosunkowo znaczna licz-
be Polak0w W Swojem biurze.
Niechaj powyzszy artyku}, napisany
be- hadnei przesady I oparty ma ME-
zbitych faktaeh. bedzie ola obywateli
/ ~obywatelck wyjaSnieniem. kto zas}u-
guje ma aszc poparcie W obecnej KAN
panii wyborczej ma mayora. Kampania
wyborcza jest ~prowadDona W spos6b
tax trudny, przeciwnicy bowiem Swell
terra ME przebieraja W Srodkach, ably
20 pokonac. TAX samo czyniono pred
Una laty. DoSwiadczeni goscodarka
mayora Thompsona, ME da .imy sic po-
nownie wprowadzif W bad i glosujmy
dnia 1-go kwietnia IA kandYdatem de-
mokratyc1nym R0BERTEM vi. Swell
TZEREM. aby mia sto ma SIC uwolnit
cd nierzqdu, brudu, bandytyzmu. ban
kructwa ! wstydu. (Og{.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-21
ze zgonu S. D.. Stsnis|a.
wa N. Bystrzyiskiego.

NcZoraJ rano o godzinle lO-eJ
W mieszkaniu nieboszczyka pnr.
2145 w. l9-ta ul., odbyi sic in
kwest koronera W sprawie naglej
i tajemniczej smierci S. p. Stani-
slawa NJ. Bystrzynskiego, dfugo-
letniego organisty PREY kosciele
sw. Amy i jednego T. najenergicz-
~niejszych Polakow ma Annowie
bioracych ozywiony udzial w zy-
ciu sposeczno-narodowem. Ma In
kwescie oprocz lekarza, korone-
ra, lawy sedziow wielkoprzysieg-
Iych (grand jury, byli obecni:
maizonka nieboszczyka Marya
w. Bystrzynska. lekarz DIR. Szum-
kowski. X. Jozef Karabasz, miej-
scowy asystent PREY parafii sw.
Amy, wlaSciciel bufetu pod sala
Chopina p. Wincenty Dubiel, po-
grzebowy OBJ. ]. Zielinski i inni.
iona zmar}ego zeznawa}a, re s.
p. Bystrzyiiski, narzeka} Cd SEE
Sciu miesiecy ma scisnienie zoiad-
ka. brak apctytu, oraz inne dole
gliwosci, i re w ostatnieh dniach
wielce spadai. ma wadze. Znale-
ziony zosta} w sail Chopina. PREY
19ej i Leavitt w Srode dnia 1890
b M, o godzinie $50 pred po-
ludniem przez'corke dozorcy W
pozycyi lezacej ma pod}odze - z
chusteczka W reku - be- zadnych
znakow ma ciele. By} juz Jimmy.
Przywoiano policye, ktora chcia-
Ia zwioki odeslat do pogrzebowe-
go, lecz ma zadanie zony zmar}e-
60 zosta}y przeniesione do domu,
ktory jest O kilkadziesiat krokow
cd sail.
We wtorek o godzinie Sis o.
raz by} "a zycia widziany.
Powiedziai zonie re pojdzie do
swego szwagra i pozegna} sic Z
iona i dzieGmi jak zwyle, ME
przeczuwajac mic ziego i cd tego
czasu ME wrocii. Oh. Wincenty
zeznai, re gdy ostatni raz
20 widziai we wtorek, z~najdowal
sic on w dobrym humorze. DR..
Szumkowski, oswiadczyi, ze cho-
oval przez pare miesiecy ma sla-
oosc serca, lecz nigdy ME stara}
,ie o opieke lekarska, mniemajac,
;e samo przejdzie. Lava sedziow
vielkoprzysieglych koronera PREY
,naia. decyzye doktor6w.
S. p. Bystrzyhski, pelnil o.
organisty przez 10 lat,
.. j. cd samego z~aiozenia parafii
Amy. Liczyl PREY zgonie lat
Z. Pogrzeb odbedzie sic W po-
liedziaiek dnia 24go b. m. o 60
loci rano z kosciola sw.
Zmariy by1 ogolnie znany W
towarzyskich i przemyslo-
vych nietylko ma poludniowej
miasta, lecz take i ma pol
ocno-zachodniej. Byi czfonkiem
'cznych ~towarzystw, a miedzy
1nymi byl czionkiem Stowarzy-
zenia Polskich Organist6w W 6
lmeryee. By} 1ubiany i szanowa-
przez wszystkich. ktorzy go
nall i stycznosc z MIN mieli. Ro-
zinie zmariego Polaka i obywa-
Ella ~Wyrazamy s}owa szczerego
T., ,,-potc,uc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-21

Wszystkim krewnym znajo
mym donosimy to smutna via
domosG IL najukochahsza iona
1 matka nasza
S. P.
Franciszka Cimuchowska
cz}onkini DEVON WolnoSci CRU
pa 2ta i niewiasta Rozahca. 1go
Drzewa pc diugiej i ciezkiej
chorobie, pozegnaia sic z tym
swiatem, %opatrzona kw. Sskra-
mentami, dnia 20 marca, 1919
roku o odzinie 4tei rano, pre-
zywszy lat 81.
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic W DO
niedzialek o godzinie tel rano,
2 domu za}oby pnr. 1919 I.yn-
dale ul., do koscio}a sw. Jadwi-
81 a stamtad ma cmentarz sw.
Wojciecha.
Ma ten smutny obrzadek "a
praszamy wszystkich krewnych
I znajomych, " ciezkim zalu
pograzeni:
Stanislaw MAJ; Anna, Stani.
siaw, J6zef, Jan, Maryanna. Kle
mems, Michal, Hieronim, dzieci
J6zef Niemczyk. ziet; Irena. F.
leonora. wnuczki; Maryanna
Nadloch siostra; Jan Nadloch.
szwagier wraz z Gala rodzina.
%
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-21
re sZCZEPANOWA.

-. Tow. Brat. Pom. Kr6lowej Kor.
Polskiej mr.. 1925 zjed. odbedzie po
siedzenie miesieczne dzis " piatek. o
godzinie 1880 v%ieczorem, " hall
zwyklych posfedzeh. ObecnoSt vszy
stkich czlonk6w potadana, BIO 81 wal
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-21

H4\A1
Pan Kazimierz Robaczewski, VIA.
sciciel skiadu drobiazg6w, mieszcza-
cych sic pnr. 1415 Bradley ul., jest
dzisiaj najszczesliwszym ojcem "
Chicago, poniewaz Opatrznost obda-
rzyia 30 wczoraj ram bl%iznietami--
synkami. PAM Anna znajduje sic
pod piecza p. Rose Priebe i tax mat
ka, jak 1 m%alehstwo czuja sic jak
n~ajlepiej.
90
Polska Korporacya ,.Ursus Mo-
tor Co." podaje do wiadomoSci, re
sekretarzem sp6iki ma miejsce S. D.
Stanislawa Bystrzyhskiego ma mad
zwyczajnem posiedzeniu dyrektor6w
spoiki, odbytem dniu 20tym mar
ca r. b., zosta} zatwierdzony OBJ. Jan
8. Zawilinski.
~
Ma transportovcu Princess Matoi.
ka wyladowali W porcie Newport
News, Va, nastepujacy ~zoInierze DO
Wracajacy 2 Francyi: Antoni &C.
bowski, 4540 S. Albany ave-, Alfred
J.. Kustoh,4 ASS f. 43cia uI., Franci-
seek S. Kurz. 1929 Orchard ul., FIR.
W. Kamihski, 4119 N. Mozart ul.,
Artur Herdliczka, 47O6 Gladys ave-,
Artur F, Bielan, 3036 Fletcher ul.,
karol Krzyzenecki, 1925 W. 22ga
ul., Henry P. Orgel, 2017 String ul..
Emanuel O%lszahskf, 845 Western
ave, Jak6b S%lemehski. 201S Chi
cage ave-, J6zef A. Moraczewski,
2014 n. Crawford aev., Jakob Ce-
SAX, 1912 S. Western ave-, Albert
P. kazin, 1913 Emerald aev.. J6-
zef T. Winicki, 1902 S. Hamilton
ul., William Janoszek, 1S43 Nebra-
ska ave.
90 =
Jozef Kruski, rzeznik, zam. pnr.
S19 W. 34ty pl., poklocil sic z iona
swa / " krotce pozniej skoczy{ do
kanaiu PREY Archer ave. 1 utonal.
Policya szukala ciaia jego przez
wiele godzin 1 ostatecznie w~yciag}a
je z woody. Inkwest koronerski cd
byi sic wczoraj, a deputy koronera
orzek}, re povodem smierci jego by
10 samob6jstwo.
x - o
Pawe} Lacki, vlasciciel zakladu
reperacyjnego automobil6w, gam.
pnr. 651 Diviersey ave, poparzyl sic
bardzo niebezpiecznie 2 chwila, gdy
piecyk gazowy, ktorego uzywa} przy
galvanizowaniu eksplodowa}; wy
buch byl tax silny, re povali} Lac
kiego ma ziemie / vybii wszystkie
szyby " ~warsztacie.
q -: q
Stanislaw Nowak, robotnik. H.
czacy lat 81, a zam. pnr. ABB Ho-
more ul.. znaleziony zostal W stanie
nieprzytomnym W poblizu ulicy 47e1
| Bishop; zachodzi Ottawa, Re czasz-
ka jego jest peknieta, jake rezultat
uderzenia twardem narzedziem. Po-
niewaz ME znaleziono PREY MIN pie
niedzy wladze sadza. re zloczyhcy
obrabowawszy go z tychze. pobili 90
dotkliv lie i pozostawili losowi.
Szed} on do domu z piracy I mial
PREY sobie %tygodniowy zarobek.
q 81 o
Ma udar serca zmari onegdaj Ste
fan Slawifski, Fam. pnr. 1875 W.
16ta ul. Uda} on sic po wegle do DIRE
wutni znajdujacej sic W lyle domu,
a gdy jakis czas ME pokazywal sic z
powrotem. iona jego ~wszed}szy tam
re znalazia go twarza do ziemi =
be- zycia. ~Przywo}any doktor o.
rzekl co bylo powodem smierci. Ii
cyl on lat Sc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-21
Jan PiatkoWsh

syn I brat nasz - pozegna1 sic
z tym swiatem, o~patrzony sw.
Sakramentami, dnia 20go mar
ca. o odzinie 1880 popomdniu.
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic W ponie-
dzialek, dnia 24go marca O 60
dzinie 10tej rano, z domu ia
toby pnr. 1881 8. Campbell av.
do koscioia Pieciu Braci Meczen
nik6w, q stamtad ma cmentarz
zmartwychwstania Pahskiego.
Pozostaja " wielkim smutku
pograzeni:
J61efa Piatkowska, matka:
Leon. Walentv. J6zef 1 KaN.
mierz. bracia; Agnieszka 1 A.
niela. siostry: Franciszka Plat
kowska, babcia. -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-21

ne sprawy do zalatwienia. - ]. Pie
trucha, PREF; ]. Ganek, sekr. prot.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-14
Thought Dead, Returns
as After Sixteen Years

Altoona, Pa, Sept. l3.-The war
has parted many sons from their
parents, but Charles c. Knepper,
after FIVE years of 1t in the Ca
madam army, has come back from
the dead to greet his father and
sisters after an absence Of Is years.
The story of Knepper's career be-
gan when the orphanage school at
Buffalo, in which he was placed as
a..child, was destroyed by fire in
1898. All records were lost, and as
no trace Of the child could be found,
MS father, Alexander Knepper, and
his sisters, gave him up for dead.
The war veteran, on his return.
told how he had been taken from
the school before the fire occurred
and raised as Charles Nicholson by
q man of that name who resided
near Toronto, Canada. At the age
of 10 the young man enlisted in the
Canadian army as 4 machine gun
ner at the outbreak Of the war. He
was 1a.sed and wounded twice. :.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-14
TREASURE PARTY
SEEKING COLD ON
A W0MAN'S TALE
Mutiny Breaks Out, lust as in
Steyenson's Famous Story
- Have Dead Mans
Chart.
,By International News servics.)

San Francisco, Sept. l3.-In the
Behring Sea today the search of
Treasure island has come to pass.
Robert Louis Stevenson's schooner,
the Casco, manned by a crew as d.
versified as any which boarded it
for Treasure Trove, is searching for
buried gold.
Word comes here in a letter from
one of the party members that the
cloud of mutiny has more than once
darkened the midnight sun; hidden
between the lines treads the figure
of'Old Silver and. even Squire Ire
lawney may yet be developed among
those who trod her creaky decks.
Hunt for Gold Dust.
Pointing her bow for the Siberian
coast, the Casco slipped out the
Golden Gate with the tide the night
OF June last. Near Point Roman
off, in the Behring Sea, the party
has anchored to search for buried
gold dust valued at $l20, 900.
On Woman's Tale.
On woman's tale hangs the
success Of the party. 1t was she
who told of four men, mushing their
way over the Alaskan SHOWS and
ice, each with an equal share in
$4,000 gold they carried with them.
Two died from hardship and ex-
posure. One died at sea. The last
remaining survivor reached here,
eoAfided his secret TO the woman,
gave her a chart Of its burial place
and died of influenza.
"A letter from Johnson indicates
the troubles brewing among the out
fit early in their search. There is
no zeal head to this outfit" he says.
SITS just a clique here and there
and no unit. The president and
captain and four or five more just
think they are raising hell right now
because we all take the captains Or
ders. In matters regarding the ship
| ain unfolding him, but the presi-
dent wants us all to be bootblacks
for him You know what will hap
pen to him when this bunch of hard
rock miners get through. I'm afraid
they'll kick him from the Siberian
coast back to the ship.
.o Trelawney's Ghost.
And in like vein Johnson writes.
Just enough for one to sense the
feeling smoldering in the breasts of
some so men, all seeking a pot OF
gold in the sands OF the Siberian
coast.
And at night, mayhap, as the
Casco rises and drops in the gen
tie swell Of Behring sea, and the
dull twilight of the midnight sun
plays through her rigging, one mi ght
lie on sandy beach and, eyes halt
closed, watch the ghost Of Squire
Trelawney pace fore and aft
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-14
Queer Nature Freaks.

San Francisco, Sept. lS.-One
chicken with one-half a bill and
one eye over Its exact center, and
another chicken with three half
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-14
Is: There Still Liquor
s For Sale In Chicago ?

Chicago, Sept 1.-THE old-fash-
Toned physicians phaeton, drawn by
1 patient horse which knows the
patients, will be the only private
conveyance available for Dr.. Guy
G. Gowen for three months. DR..
Gowen, Of 3z2S Park avenue. has
been convicted twice Of operating
Mn automobile while under the in
f1uence of liquor.
When the physician was arraigned
before fudge Stelk for the second
time, Secretary Of State Louis L.
Emerson was notified, with the
Recommendation that Dr.. Gowen be
riyer q long rest from the burden
Of confused steering. Tho motor
inS vacation was then assured.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-14
HOMEMADE Flowmeter
Used On Altitude as
Well as Speed Flights

Dayton, O., Sept. ia home
made fowmeter.
That is what Mai. r. w, Schroe-
der of the McCook Flying field,
near here, made. The major is
making efforts to break altitude and
speed records.
The need arose for an instrument
for indicating the flow Of gasoline.
No such instrument having made its
Appearance on the market, Major
Schroeder decided to make one. He
found = section Of an old gas pipe, a
broken boiler gauge glass and a
bean. Putting them together he
found he had a fowmeter superior
BY far to anything hitherto develop
Cd either in this country or in En-
rome.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-14
Kiss In Lieu of Sale
Gets Salesman In Jail

Lancaster, Pa, Sept. l3.-- Charles
Asper, 4 Baltimore book agent, 10
one Of the nerviest In his profession.
according to statements made in =
suit brought against him by Thomas
Ruth, Asper entered the Ruth store
and attempted to sell Mrs. Ruth .
magazine.
Failing to make = sale, according
to Ruth, Asper grabbed and kissed
Mrs. Ruth.
Asper was arrested, charged with
feIonious assault and committed to
jail to await 4 hearing,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-14

understand it," said kroll. The
two whites and the two yolks might
have been sort of scrambled if they
had been in one shell. and anything
could have happened. But this is
beyond me, and | am unable to &C
count for the freak OF nature"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-14

bills and three eyes, one over each
incomplete bill. is a freak nature
played with the eggs of Paul Kroll's
setting hens. One of the chicks
was born with one of the eyes and
one of the half-bils that should
have been the lot Of the other, and
before the shells had been COM
pletely shed from their backs both
prospective hens died.
IF they had been twin chicks
Matched out of the same egg. | could
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-14

tried to dash in front Of his car
when, bang, the two vehicles col
lided. After bystanders helped
pick up parts of the automobile
and the occupants recovered from
their fright enough to make in
quiries, they found Leonard Tay-
lor was the brother of the driver
of the machine--Ollie Taylor-who,
with other relatives, drove to
Springfield from Gibson City to
partake in a family reunion at
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-14
Street Car Smashup Ends
In Family Reunion

Springfield, ILL.,, Sept. l3.-This
is a story about a streetear eonduc-
tor who ran his street car into an
automobile, smashing the machine
and then having his hand shook by
the occupants. You see, it was
this way: Leonard Taylor was the
street car man. An automobile
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-14

Washington Park. They shook
hands all around then and APP
peared happy despite the accident,
The Taylors in the machine were
on their way to Washington Park
when the smashup occurred.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-14

commission merchant, has written
the Georgia market bureau asking
information regarding the shipping
of sweet potatoes. The demand
comes, states Mr.. Lowe. from SOL
diers who learned to like these
tubers while in eneampments in
Georgia.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-14

For an appetizing picnic sand
witch mix cream cheese with cream
or fresh butter and add chopped
olives.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-14
Soldiers Camped In
South Develop Taste
For Sweet Potatoes

Atlanta, Ga, Sept. l3-Stating
that he could dispose of at least 50
cars of Georgia sweet potatoes,
Arthur D. Lowe, a Sioux City. Ia,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-14
Heiseu Glassware at Special Prices

Table tumbIers, colonial pat, 8 for 81.
Iced tea glasses, colonial pattern, 5
for Sl.50.
Sherbets, colonial pattern, 8 for 81.
Goblets, colonial pattern, 8 for $1.60.
Nappy, Sin. size, colonial pattern, sec.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-14

Persian ladies ornament their
faces by painting on them figures Of
insects and small animals.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-07-22
England Expects Price Of Food
to Soar High Before Winter
(Associated Press Correspondemoe.l

(ASS0c9dteG PTeSS correspondence
LONDON, July Prophecy that
the price of food next winter will
climb to a level never dreamed of"
was uttered by Sir Auckland Geddes,
the British Minister of Reconstruc-
ton, in an address at Crewe recently.
A member of the audience shouted
more wages" Sir Auckland replied
that there would be no money to pay
wages because it would have to go
overseas to pay for food.
The minister warned the public
that it vas squandering its money in
a colossal way On things that did not
matter.
You cannot live like m~illionaires,"
he said, IF you are as poor as a
church mouse. This nation is now
poor. 1t is living as if it were
wealthy
More beer was being brewed in
Great Britain yet people complain of
"a shortage. This he attributed. to a
doubling OF the amount of beer con-
sumed because. since the war, there
was more time to drink it in and
more money to pay for it.
BY sending overseas for beer, silk
for stockings and feathers for hats.
Sir Auckland said, the people were in
~creasing Britain's debt for things that
did not matter. What you ought to
get are food and raw material" he
declared.
Sir Auckland, denounced the limita-
ton of outputs as, stark, staring
~lunacy." The mill owners, he said.
limited output to obtain higher prices
and the operators limited it to make
work for more people.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-07-22
NO.. 1881
Treasury Department,

NO. 1854
Treasury Department, !;
Office of Comptroller of the Currency.
l. Washington, D.. c.. May Is, 1919.
Z Whereas. by satisfactory evidence
presented to b undersigned, 1t has
been made to appear that THE CITY,
NATIONAL BANK OF PERTH AM
Boy in the city of Perth Amboy in
the County OF Middlesex and State of
New Jersey has complied with all the
provisions of the Statutes of the UNI
ted States, = required to be complied
with before an Association shall be
authorized to m the business OF
Banking;
liams. Comptroller of the Currency, do
hereby certify that THE CITY Ma
TIONAL BANK OF PERTH AMBOY"
in the City Of Perth Amboy in the
County of Middlesex and State of New
Jersey is authorized to commence the
business of Banking as provided in
Section Fifty one hundred and sixty
nine of the Revised Statutes Of the
United States. =
In testimony whereof. witness my
hand and seal of office this sixteenth
,JNO. SHELTON WILLIAMS,
Comptroller of the Currency.
(Seal Currency Bureau, Treasury
Department. Seal of the Comptroller
of the Currency") 4e93-5-22-60t