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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-02-28
DR.. COX, STATE - - = :.
s : -, HEALTH OFFICER, !, !, !,
IN LAKELAND

A distinguished visitor to Lakeland
today is DR.. W. H. Cox, Of Brooks.
vile, chairman of the State Board of
Il Health DR.. Cox is here making pre-
llminary arrangements for a cam.
paign to drive out the hook-worn, ef.
forts in this line being particularly
directed to freeing school children
from this pest, which is so general
throughout Florida and other South.
ern States. Physicians of the State
Board will soon put on this campaign,
at which time the earnest cooperation
OF teachers, parents and all other cit.
liens will be asked. The treatment
for hookworm is very mild and entire.
ly effective.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-02-28
J. n. HAZLEHURST
DIES in FRANCE
OF PNEUMONIA
(St. Augustine Record J

The older generation Of St. Angus
tinians will regret to learn Of the
death of Major j. N. Hazlehurst, fer
merly a resident Of this city. Major
Hazlehurst died recently in France.
Many years ago Major Hazlehurst
was a resident of this city and was
municipal engineer. He also was SUI
perintendent Of the North Beach Rail
way Company which existed at that
, time.
A recent issue of the Atlastl Geor-
gian 8ntains the following announce
ment of the death of Major Halle
hurst:
"The death of Major James n
Hazlehurst of Atlanta, an engineer OF
the United States army in France, at
tached to the peace commission was
announced in a telegram this rom
ing to Mrs. Hazlehurst, which read
as follows:
deeply regret to inform you that
it is officially reported Major James
n. HazIehurst, engineer, died of bron-
ohial pneumonia and cerebral hemor-
rhage on Feb. 3.
"Maior Hazlehurst, who was one OF
the leading municipal engineers o.
the Southeast, and well and favorably
known to the public, as well as to
the engineers of this section, left
Atlanta about two years ago and
went to France with regiment OF
engineers.
While there he was in charge OF the
water supply for the army in impor-
tant districts, and also in the con
s.ruction of docks and other impor-
tant works including quarters for
German prisoners.
Recently Major Hazlehurst com
pleted his work at Miramas ana was
ordered to report to Paris, where NJ
was assigned to duty with Genera
McKinstry, the consulting engineer
for the peace commission. SERVING
with Lieutenant Colonel jackson
Major Hazlehurst was assigned u
duty in valuation work in Belgium
and was about to proceed to tina
country when he was attacked b.
bronchial pneumonia. This was al
rect result of exposure when he hal
to ride in an open car almost tn
entire day in the rain. Notwithstanc
ing his illness, he continued OF dut
for some days, until forced to tax
to his bed. and the telegram toda
announced the sad result.
, Major Hazlehurst had expected I
4 return to his home until assigned
new duty, which would have keI
= him in Belgium for some time.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-02-28
FIELDS MINSTRELS
here TONIGHT;
BIGGEST AND BEST
SHOW ON THE.ROAD

AL. G. Fields ministries, acknowl-
edged the country over as the leading
aggregation of the kind in the United
States, reached Lakeland this morn
ing and at noon today gave parade
and concert. The Tampa Times OF
yesterday says of the performance
given there.
"Al Field has gathered bunch of
stars together for his famous min
strel company. Fitting them out with
some good songs, some good scenery
and a fine line of new jokes Field
may we'll be proud Of the result. Min
strel shows have been coming to this
city for several years but never has
an attraction pleased tie people bet
ter than 1t did last night. There Is a
field for the old time minstrel show
that no other sort of attraction seems
to fill and AL Field seems to have the
knack of getting together just the
right sort Of men to fill that field.
With street parades yesterday and
today, performance last night, a
matinee this afternoon and another
performance tonight the minstrels
have been seen and heard Of all on
this appearance. The excellent band
carried is one of the attractions in the
parade as we'll as in the performance
1t has been q years since the Field
organization has come south of Jack
sonville but Mr.. Field is we'll pleased
with the business here and at St.
Petersburg and is likely to return.
The Casino was filled last night
few attractions having ever drawn
better. Almost every seat in the
house was taken and the audience
was in good humor to be pleased with
the results of the SHOW.
Billy Beard and Lasses White
were two of the old timers who got
a great reception and many Of the
others were received with as glad a
hand Johnny Healy, Jack Richards
Arthur Yule, were some of the others
who pleased with Their song hits
Boni Mack in his dancing caused
much joy and his impersonation Of
Salome would have been credit &c
tho old lady herself The Ministries
are we'll dressed we'll staged and
most attractive 1t will be worth
while to see them tonight-if you Cal
get seat"
The curtain will go up at $3.50 a
the Auditorium tonight and the house
will be crowded with those who know
of the reputation of Fields Ministries
and the fine show they put up.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-02-28

1t is understood that at all early
date work will be begun on remodel
, ing the Cut Price corner, and that
handsome quarters will be arranged
in which will be conducted the bust
ness of the State Bank of Lakeland,
which will move to that location. We
learn also that in the same building
Ia nice store room will be made 'front.'
ling on Tennessee avenue. which will
be occupied by the Cut Price Store.
Since the postoffice has been removed
to the new government building, there
is much traffic on that part Of Ten
nessee avenue, which has become de-
sirable business property, and the Cut
Price will suffer nothing, but rather
gain, by the change of front.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-02-28
Dwarft Wedding To
Be Great Event
Very truly yours,
FELIX BOWSKI, President.

&c StSdk
The Dwarf Wedding to be given in
the Auditorium on Monday night now
includes nearly one hundred little
folks and young people. There is to
be a full-dress rehearsal at the Audi
forum at nine o'clock on Saturday
morning. All who expect to be in
the play will be present, no admis-
sions to spectators, not even to par
ents, save those assisting in the
drills and performances.
Evangelist Brooks is coaching the
preacher, Walton Wilson, and pro-
nounces him the best juvenile minia-
ter he ever saw. He says that the boy
gets fire in his eye as he pounds the
pulpit and rakes the young sinners
over the Goals. He lambasts the
chewing, giggling maidens will
all the art Of an old timer and wher
he pours out the walls of his wrat,
On the picture-show-loving, dancing
card playing crowd of church mem
bers, the acid of his tones fry am
sizzle.
Mr.. Brooks says the Lakeland
prodigy is going to be worth the price
OF admission, II there was nothing
else to the show. But he claims tina
the bridal party, ushers and all art
far and away better than any children
he has ever put on the boards be-
fore and says Lakeland parents have
4 right to be proud. He compliments
the schools of Lakeland also and at.
firms that Prof. Jones and his body
of teachers have the best discipline
schools he has ever visited. Inas-
much as he has visited every State ii
the Union but seven. this is a high
tribute to Lakeland.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-02-28

as many were turned away. This was
splendid success. and the ladies de-
sire to thank all those who patronized
them, all who assisted by contribut-
ing and serving, and they also thank
the Lakeland Ice Co., the Lakeland
Gas Co.. the Mckay Furniture Co..
the Warner Hardware Co, and the
Evening Telegram for courtesies rem
dered.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-02-28

The tourists decided that since
Yesterday was such pretty day that
they would take their automobile triT
over the roads of the county today in
stead of waiting until Monday, or
which day the event had been post
poned to. This was decided yester'
day afternoon and this morning a
number of cars left for all points Of
the county filled with visitors. The
weather has not been so propitious as
was expected and the visitors nc
doubt wish they had waited. Score.
tary A. J. Holworthy of the Cham
Der Of Commerce, accompanied them
on the trip.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-02-28
Ladies' Missionary Society
Melted Fine Sum from
Chicken Dinner Yesterday

A large crowd enjoyed the fine
chicken dinner served yesterday by
the Woman's Missionary Society of
the First Methodist church in the
Mems Bible class room. After all ex-
penses had been paid the ladies real
lied $S2, which could easily have been
doubled Had there been enough food,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-02-28

Al G. Fields, Of nationwide fame,
reached Lakeland this morning with
bis minstrel aggregation, and was
delighted to be welcomed to the city
by his old school boy friend, Mr.. J..
II. Risbeck' Of Pittsburgh and Lake
land, who has been showing him over
the city and surrounding section this
afternoon in his handsome new car
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-02-28

The Fire Department was called out
last night to North Dakota avenue
where two negro shacks were burn
ing. The houses were too, far gone
and could not be saved. The Depart
ment was called this morning TO the
corner of Myrtle street and Kentucky
avenue, where a houes belonging to
Mrs. T. c. Smith and occupied by
Mr.. Cook was afire. The latter fire
was extinguished with a damage Of
only about $40.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-02-28

Dr.. J. G. Corbin and wife, of Men.
dota, Ills, are visitors to Lakeland
the guests of Mr.. George e. Blanch.
ard and family at their homo or
South Florida avenue. Before com
inc to Lakeland DR.. Corbin enjoyed
some deep sea fishing at Miami. AL
though we haven't any such sport
here, Dr.. Corbin is greatly delighted
with this lovely section.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-02-28
Lakeland
Lac0nics

The G.. A. r. Post will meet in
regular session in the Odd Fellows
Hall tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock.
All visiting G. A.. R. Veterans in
lakeland cordially invited.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-02-28

construction ofNthe first paved streets
of this city some five years ago
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-02-28

There are more than $50 varieties
Of fish In Florida waters.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-02-28

Major Hazlehurst was well known
in Lakeland having supervised the
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-27
S{abe Pfuca?

H.i., PrSIua ofsrta Esrsvsjskisss Dssk:A,isEs Lskar-
ava. Msae bJS GiJts na nAszS s4SS~'~n
w calych Stanach ZjednoczonySn' y"
iakimk olwiek tklim2cte teso NrSJu
znab1uja sic osoby KtoTe monaS
SANOSIN wielki EuropetsN Wynais--
- ma l~eczenie Suchot p4ucnych l IN
nych nisLczace pluca b~roncniahne SDo-
> prZynloslo I'm prawdziwe polep-
szenie re ono leczy kasZel. faSooz DOL
Drzy,DOss SEN, usuHa income po-
- j 5osiaie apetytu. Slawny Or. Essers
. Amsterdamu, W Hollandya moW1.
Jestto moralnym o~bowiazkfem GSzy-
mic SANOSIN znanym caieJ
Wielu innych znanych ieHST[y lPIH'
70 iDfk6w. pomisdzy niemi Dr. noel z
Itniwersytetu ~ParyskSego we Francyl,
pan Camille Jonas z Rrpkseli W BEL
90 ctySalui SANOSIN p~rzyc2czAJ8c
lego dobre wiasnoSci. SANOS1N uIy"a
sis ME tax drogerye ale wypocZyfwa12c
vygodnie w domu pod Sekretem Jezaii
chcecie. SANOSIN ME posiada narkoty-
k6w = zadnych n~Ls7cZRcych 1rogery1'
Eadnych szkodltwych substancyi. Moze
riebszDieczenstwa ~PrzySlk5cie zaraz po
nosylana darmo KSIAAECZkE l pre-
ezytatcte lax SANOSIN by@o laramie
przez jedna z natwtekszych
m~aaycznych stowarzyszen w swiecie'
zanim byxo Ozytwane W Stanacn I1eonl.
BaHziecSe z9dZfwfeni personal---very.
. n8e1Wykfyoh re2rltataon onrzyma-
nyoh. Z 90 m6Eia o SANOSLN. Talk
ze ucieszycie sic jak sic dowtecie Jak
10 uolecone SANOSIN I sprobowac 80
ma nasze ryzyko. PiSzcle dZstaj DO "a
lnterosu5sea ksiakke wysyfans darmo
Z wszystkiemi Szczegolami. Adres; SA-
%OSfN q Unity Bldg. Chicago.
P0KAlcIE TO KAtDEMU clERPLAcEMU.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-27

W Zagrobeli graja juz cd poiu--
dnia nasze karabiny maszynowe, a
piechota okupuje sic "a VISTA.
Ukraincy, jak sic dowiadujemy
Cd waoScian ewakuowali Tarnopol
juz pred tygodniem, pozostawili
tylko straz tylna i artylerye, ktora
ostrzeliwuje a jedna baterya re
wzgorz, wznoszacych sic Ia par
klein.
Cd miasta oddziela las tylko OIL
brzymi staw / wazkie koryto Seretu.
Niewielki most faczy Zagrobele Z
Tarnopolem. Obie miejscowoSci leia
ma stronger brzegach jaru, kt6rym
przeplywa rzeka.
Pc stronie tarnopolskiej wznosI
sic ma pag6rku odsIonieta stara GER
kiewka, z kamienna ~dzwonica, mad
kt6ra znecalo sic pred trzema Ia
ty tysiace kul austryackich. Koio
tel d~zwonicy "a murem i W lyle,
wsr6d ruder zydowskiego przedmie-
Scia ustawili ukraincy swe kulomio-
ty i sieka mimi przez GAIA noe stree
chy chat zagrobelskich, oraz szuwa-
ry nadbrzezne. R~6wnoczesnie ich ar
tylerya bile ma tyly wsi j szosze z
Jeziernej.
o trzeciej, z pierwszym brZaskiem
dnia pchnieto pol kompanii ma most
z kt6rego pozosta}o ~jeszcze kilka po-
przecznych belek. Lecz m~ordercZy o.
glen kulomiot6w u~krainskich po-
wstrzymaI smialk6w. Pc krotkiej
przerwie poszla Gala kompania do
szturmu i wzieia most.
Ukraincy cofneli karabiny maszy-
move z pod cerkwi. Pc belkach ru-
szy}a naprz6d druga kompania. Do
paddy zuchy pierwszych dom6w, cite
ry kulomioty zaczely bic W giab uli-
cy, oczyszczajac wejsc!e do miasta.
Ofiara trzech poleglych i kilku
rannych okupujemy zdobycie Tarno-
pola.
o piatej byl juz most naprawio-
ny a o si6dmej przeszly pc MIN diva
bataliony dywizyi Sikorskiego, a "a
mimi wmaszerowaIa VI dywizyi
strzelc6w Hallera.
zydzi, sploszeni nocna strzelanina
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-27
Zdobycie Tarnopola. = zydzi a Ukraiicy.

W cisze podolskiego pustkowia.
Ia artylerya pu}k hallerowskiej
piechoty i znowu armaty - duza
sila wall tedy i az sic dusza radu-
je, re lyle ma wojska Polska ma tych
kresaeh, jeszcze pred dwoma tygo-
dniami tax mocno zagrozonych i re
to wojsko tax wprost wspaniale wy
glada W powaznym swym marszu
karnym ordynku, chrzeszczace zela
zem i falujace W marsowym rytmie
tysiecy ~stalowych heImow, co niosa
pomoc, prawo 1 lad ma kra6ce RE
cz~ypospolitej. SHY tedy ongis tax
samo pancerne choragwie pod wo--
dzs Jana Kazimierza, SHY do tego
samego Zborowa, W kt6rym mijamy
stloczone obozy i dymiace ma posto-
ju kuchnie.
o godz. 6-tej statemy " J%eziernej,
uboga. glodujaca miescina, wynisz-
czona ciaglymi przemarszami wojsk
Cd roku 1914.
Pred nedznymi sklepikami zapra-
szaja zydzi do kupna lepkich. ce--
glastych piernikow, jedynego spe--
cyafu, jaki moga ofiarowat przyby-
SION. Pc drodze ma ~plebanie, gdzie
kwaterowal sztab dywizyi, stoi pred
domkiem z flaga Czerwonego Krzy-
"a chlopska furmanka. Ma sfomie le-
by trup polskiego ~zolnierza, przykry
ty skrwawionym ~piaszczem. Ranny
pred trzema godzinami pod Tarno-
pollen, zmarl W drodze.
Plebania przedstawia istny obraz
nedzy i rozpaczy. TAX samo i pro-
boszcz, ktoremu ukraihcy zostawili
ty1ko buty i SUZANNE. Mimo to, IA.
dose bile z jego oczu - cieszy sic
naszem- zwyciestwem i gdyby ME
sluzba Bota, ruszyiby z pewnoscia
z nami naprz6d, chotby W roll ka-
pelana.
D wiaSnie dis o p6inocy zacznie
sic atak, o trzeciej mad ranem ma
bye Tarnopol wziety frontowem ma
tarciem Cd Seretu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-27

Mich czas6w idee zbratania ukraih-
COW z zydami. Schlebiano i'm, powta
rzajac ustawicznie, re So narodem III
teligentnym, kulturalnym / rozwaz-
nym, Re czeka ich przodujaca rola ma
Ukraine.
Zydzi zdawali sobie oczywiScie ia
sno sprawe z tel polityki. Wiedzielf,
re poza garstka i~nteligencyi l schle-
biajacych redaktor6w jest mssa
chiopska ciemna 1 grozna, sklonna
do eksces6w 1 wybuch6w, lecz row.
~noczesnie wiedzieli, re ~wspolzycie 4
tym ludem ACKNOWLEDGEMENT gos-
podarczo, zapewni i'm o wiele wiecej
materyalnych korzySci, a temsamem
1 politycznego wpiywu, nit przyna--
leznosG do Polski, " ktorej rozpo--
cza1 sic JUL ruch e~mancypacyi han
dlowo-przemysiowej 1 W miare una
cniania sic pahstwowosci stale wzra-
STAG bedzie. {
w ~porownaniu z tenn niebezpie--
czehstwem z~nosili, Z lekkiem sercem
ogran!czenia / zakazy sekretaryatu
stanis1awowskiego, og4aszane ad
captandam benevolentiam szerokich
mas, - W siusznem przekonaniu, ze
ME beda one mia,y trwalej mocy l
egzekutywy. Najlepszym dowodem
bylo utworzenie W czasie drugiej u
kraihskiej okupacyi Tarnopola -
milicyi Eydowskiej.
Jakkolwiek pojednawcza polity-
ka k6, kierowniczych ME wnikala
giebiej W masy ludowe, to badz co
badz l~agodzila ich wrodzona ME
chez do 4yd6w.
Pc za zwykla grabieza " majat--
kach niechrzczonych dziedzfc6w 1
kramach miejskich, ME siychae byio
W Galicyi wschodniej o krwawych
napadach W rodzaju rzezi proskiro-
wskiej, a jezeli byly sporadyczne
wypadki gwait6w ma 4ydach, to ich
sprawcami byli z regu3y zakordono-
wi petlurowcy.
W wojsku rzeczypospolitej galicyj
skiei byio navel przekonanie, re a.
municye 1 zold plaza zydzi, to tez
iedna 2 najpopularniejszych piose-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-27
W obrebie dyrekcyi stanislawowskiej

W obrebie dyrekcyi stanislawowskiej,
lecz nadto byli posiadaczami wiel--
kich obszarow dworskich W calej
Galicyi W%schodniej, zwlaszcza ma
Podolu. Dop6ki t. wv. zachodnio-u
kraihska t. ]. g~alicyjska republika
istniala odrebnie, PROXY wciagnie-
cia zydow do piracy pahstwowo-tw6r-
czej mialy sporo powodzenia. Pre-
dewszystkiem dial aprowizacyi pre-
szedf zupelnie " ich rece, n%astepnie
handel malta, ma kt6rej zydzi porobi
Ii ogromne majatki. Lecz gdy nasta-
pila t. W ,,zluka" t. ]. zjednoczenie
republiki zachodniej re wschodnia,
zaczeIy kiefkowac W rzadzie central
nym tendencie antysemickie. Szcze-
pill je ,,zakordohcy'. Rusin gall
cyjski odczuwal zawsze ~tradycyjna
nieche& do 4yd6w, zwlas2cza, re ME
tylko ich bogactwa miejskie, ich
sklepy / magazyny, ich przedsiebior-
silva przemyslowo-handlowe, mlyny
1 tartaki, ale rowniez ich rozlegfe
obszary dworskie / g~orzelnie by{y
przedmiotem chlopskiej zazdrosci !
pozadania.
Zdzierstwa zydowskich potenta-
tow aprowizacyjnych, z kt6rymi Ia
czeli rywalizowac rdzenni inteligen-
ci ukraifscy, wywoialy szereg wysta
p!eh przeciw zydom, zwiaszcza ich
miejskim milicyom, ktore uchodzily
wSr6d syonist6w "a pierwsze kadry
autonomii zydowskiej.
Rad ukraihski siedziai ma dw6ch
stolkach. starai sic z iednej strony
}agodzid nastroJe niezadowolonych
mas ludowych, ~rozwiazujac milicye
zydowskie, jake przezytki epoki
przejsciowej, lub odbieraiac zydom
prawo handlu malta, a rownoczesnie
usiiowai wszelkimi sposobami pozy-
skiwaG ich 1 zwabiac do urzed6w, q
kt6rych slutba wojskowa zabierala
coraz wiecej popowiczow, ~nauczyc!e-
II ludowych, ekszandarm6w / innych
typowych, rusihskich pGinteligen--
tow. Z~wlaszcza W prasie, W rozmai--
tych ,,Strilcach", ,,Wistiach" l Go
losach" popularyzowano az do ostat
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-27

otwieraja ostroznie sklepy 1 przy-
gladaja sic ciekawfe niebieskim mum
durom i francuskim oficerom, "a
kt6rymi, jak powiadali ukraihcy,
mialo kroczyt sto tysiecy ~czarnych
jak wegli - murzyn6w....
Jezeli ia gadka ME znajdowala
powszechnej WARY, to niemniej jed
max nastr6j zydk6w tarnopolskich
byl prawie, Re melancholijny / ME
poprawni e%ntuzyasci, mimo talentu
do kalkulacyi przerachowali sic "
o~szacowaniu zwyciestw ukraihskich,
DO chociazby W pogloskach o Milo
ME z}ozonym przez mich Patruszewi
czowi ME bylo MIA krzty prawdy,
to jest faktem, re spory oddziai mi
licyi aydowskiej i kilkunastu kup--
COW, zaangazowanych W dostawach
broni i innych kalkulacyach wyemi-
growa}o "a zbrucz do Kamiehca Po-
dolskiego.
Rzecz znamienna jak sysrema-
tycznie, wprost natarczywie starali
sobie zjednaG Rusini galicyjscy lud-
nose zydowska W przeciwiehstwie do
swych ,braci" ukraihc6w nadine
~przahskich, do Petlurowcow i in
nych zakordohc6w, kt6rzy p}awili
sic we krwi a%ydowskiej W Ploskiro-
vie, Jampolu, BerdyczoWie / Zyto-
mierzu.
Rusini galicyjscy ME posiadali "
chwili budowy pierwszych fundamen
tow swej Observation-Disclosures re-
publiki dostatecznej ilosci sii inte-
ligentnych, kt6reby p~rzejawszy VIA
DE, umial z niej zrobit uzytek wska
zany przez idee pahstwowa. q istoty
rzeczy musieli szukac wspoipracow-
nik6w, jezeli pragneli utrzymamc
swa ,,dzierzawe" ma poziomie typu
panstwowosci acknowledgements
skiej, W ktorym i~nteligencya ma
przewage W rzadzie / sprawowan,
wladzy p%ublicznej. Taktmi wsp0-
pracownikami zadna miara ME mo-
gil bye Polacy, mogli mimi bye nato-
Mast zydzi, kt6rzy nietylko stano-
will wysokf procent i~nteligencyi Ia
wodowej 20 miastach l ma kolejach
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-27
Podziekowanie

Niniejszem zasylamy podzieko
wanie dla Wiel. X. Prob. PREY
kosciele sw. Jana Kantego Xxx.
Asystentom "a poparcie i udzie-
lenie sail ma przedstawienie pit.
,Skalmierzanki", ktore sic odby-
10 dnia IA wrzesnia br. i panu or
ganiScie i ch6rowi "a wystep bez-
interesowny, "a kt6re komitet
parafii Siedliska Bogosz skiada
publiczne podziekowanie.
Stanisfaw swietoh, prezes,
w. Kmiecich, wice-prez.,
Jak6b Kieca, sekr. prot.
Ogi.
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DO PoLSKIcH KRAWCoW.

,Posiedzenie wszystkich pol
skich krawcow, ktorzy prvwadza
interesa, odbedzie sic W niedziele,
28go wrzesnia, o godz. 2:3O pc
poludniu W hall OBJ. Kuszewskie-
go, r6g Noble i'Oivision I'll.
F. Porzuczek,
]. Matejko,
J. Tobiasz.
OCT.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-27

mex zolnierskich zaczynaia sic cd
slow:
ia zydowskie miliony
,Pobijemy leeiony!"
Przemyslaw MaczewsN.
The Washington times., 1919-05-01
MONEY WANIEL / 70 LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN-SZ5O TO $500, 900 on d.
c. real estate. Several trust funds. All
transactions conducted with economical
consideration for borrowers.
WA. II. SAUNDERS e. CO..
Southern Building, 500 18th st. ". W
no2b-anf
The Washington times., 1919-05-01
g. 4 Squares From Central
High School

$500. In Columbia Heights, detached,
s rooms and bath Hot-Water heat. Lot
3sx145 II. Close to both car lines S70O
The Washington times., 1919-05-01
Corner Home in Brookland

N,50p. V5OO cash. Z rooms and bath,
laundry tubs. All outside rooms. Large
lot with garden. Close 70 carlines and IN
q section OF increasing values.
The Washington times., 1919-05-01

6-ROOM house, In Daniels Park, Nd, 2
minutes walk from cars; price 81. $50.
HANS COATES, Sibley ave. Hyatts-
willie Nd III
The Washington times., 1919-05-01
DOWNTOWN. NORTHWES1

Bargain; 6 rooms, hardwood floors, elec-
tric lights, colonial pOrches, situated In the
POO block, o street. Immediate possess
The Washington times., 1919-05-01
FOR SALE-HoUSES
BUY FROM
SHANNON & LUCHS
l. 2s45. 71S 14th St. ~ W.
, Family Flat

An opportunity TO secure q home and at
the same time obtain an income that will
almost pay for Il. 2 hye-room apartments
near 1Sth and You. Modern in every de-
tail. Southern exposure. 5000.