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The evening world., 1919-02-15
GOSSIP.

Thomas Dixon jr. has become house
manager OF the Harris Theatre.
Marcclle Carroll and Patsy De For
est have Joined the cast OF Come
Along"
"The Book OF Job" will be n feature
OF Stuart Walkers next bill at the
Punch and Judy Theatre.
John Il. Rutan says that " two
flivvers met on road in Ireland tho
time would be tin past tin.
Eda Farmer, an English actress,
has been selected for n role ih Tho
Burgomaster Of Belgium"
Roland Young has been engaged BY
Edward Robins for the support "
Mabel Taliaferro in Luck In Pawn. "
Fred Nichols has been added to the
cast OF "a Sleepless Night" opening
at the Bijou Monday
Adelaide is 20 have new star
dressing room at the Winter Garden.
Fine. but how about Skipper Hughes?
Capt. Foy Stamford. husband Of
Gloria Goodwin. of TIE Melting OF
Molly" has returned from France.
Charles Dillingham; received let
ter nj the Hippodrome yesterday from
Eddie Dolores, who styles himself (
The Worlds Worst Clown" Eddie,
now in the army, is coming home
with n new comedy pantomlme.
The evening world., 1919-02-15
LANES WIFI BRAINS.

The Postman. who has iua scamp
cred in, has left us some thirty or
forty Jane" rhymes. one Of them
appeals TO us particularly because IL
is from a Lieutenant IN the army who
evidently likes the ladies. lie is sta
toned at the port OF cmbarkation.
Hoboken. Now lots have the rhyme:
You sing Of James
In old White Plains,
Who haze the looks,
But lack the brains
Just let us sing song 10 vou
OF girls irih brains and good looks
too,
We've got them both in combination
Here In The Port OF En- bdrkdtion,
Come round " you should think US
jokin,
Wen turn them out; address Hobo
ken.
The evening world., 1919-02-15
The Art OF
Beauty Makeup

The first requisite of q perfect
beauty makeup is to select ma
terial to hold face powder that is
harmless and nutritious to the under
lying tissues of the skin. The proper
method is first to apply a protecting
coat of Flesh Food, using a small
quantity on the tips Of the fingers, to
cover the face and neck. Then apply
the face powder evenly. DR.. Charles
Flesh Food, which can be obtained at
any druggist, is particularly recon-
mended for the reason that II is II
standard preparation and will be
found superior TO cold cream or other
greasy substances. Try a box to-day
and note the pleasing difference in
your complexion.
The evening world., 1919-02-15

7 TIE came direct from London to
work on one of the dairy farms
OF Vancouver Island. lie was
much disgusted when they put him to
cleaning the dairy house instead OF
feeding the young "cawlves." Finally
the man whose duty it was to feed tho
calves offered TO exchange work with
him one evening. on nc went with
a pail OF milk In each hand. Supper
time came but he had not returned
from the calf pen. I went out to see
what the trouble was and met him
coming back 10 the house with the
two pals OF milk still In his hand.
When questioned, no answered:
They seem to be hungry, but they
won't drink, you know"
did you give them your hnger?"
No, DO you have to do that?"
"of course you do; young calves
won't drink without It,"
Back he went. After VIC had I'm
ished our supper we went out to the
pen TO see how he was getting on.
There he was with his hands spread
out before him and every calf which
could get ono had a finger
With benign smile he said: "Thcy
seem to be enjoying 1t, but really |
cawn't see how II is very nourishing
YOU know!"-Judgc.
The evening world., 1919-02-15
AN "lF" IN THE WAY.

IN one OF Bill Hackneys carly day
| campaigns, according to the Win.
field Courier, he met man drly-
ing pair OF donkcys drawing a sled
on which was a barrel OF water.
Are you a votcr?" asked BIZ.
Yes"
Il am a candidate for tho Legisla.
ture' and II | am elected We can have
better times Now, what do you CON
slider your team is WORTH"
sixty Ave dollars" answered IN,
stranger.
Times are hard" said Bill. "but n
l am elected wen change ali This and
your team will be worth twice as
much" o."
See here, stranger" said the drive
OF the donkeys, III had that harrol
OF water in Hades II would brins
thousand G'day."--kansas s,ity Star
The evening world., 1919-02-15
A SLAM AT HARLEM.

An. ha! we've started another ron.
Thursday night We printed a rhyme
here which intimated that when a
isronx girl wants some real Joy she
telephones a Harlem boy. Now comes
a Bronx boy with a reply which. we
think, the Harlem boys should know
about. Get II, lads:
Horlem boys may be quite ntttH
HdrIem boys may be real nice,
But phen u comes 10 taking out
0irlS,
HGrlcm boys hGront got the price.
The evening world., 1919-02-15
About Plays and Players
BY BIDE DUDLEY

Berger, his secretary. answered. A
moment later she said:
mir. Smith wants to speak with
you"
Tell him I'll be down in an hour
TO see the body" replied her boss.
ALSO, that think it needs another
coat Of paint"
Miss berger gasped. Then brac!ng
up she said in the phone: "He says
he'll view the remains in an hour and
that -that.-that II needs another coat
Of paint"
"Remains?" shouted Mr. Nathan.
What do you mean2 I'm talking
about an auto truck body"
"Oh. I'm SO thankful" replied Miss
Berger weakly.
The evening world., 1919-02-15
AT THE BACON DINNER.

George NJ. Cohan, Rennold Wolf
and Frank Bacon Will be the speakers
at the dinner 70 be rendered Mr.
Bacon by the Friars tomorrow
alght. George Macfarlane will sing
the Friars' song. Appearing as en-
tertainors IN a vaudeville show will
be Irene Franklin and Burton Green,
Emmett Corrigan. Harland Dixon.
Bert Williams, Stan Stanley and
Horace Goldin.
The evening world., 1919-02-15
cHADWIcKs SIGN UP

Joe Chadwick. the best known farm
or in vaudeville, and his daughte:.
Idly May, have been signed up by
Arthur lIammerstein for roles In a
musical piece TO be produrcd next
season. Idy Is known everywhere as
the "hee-haw" girl and gosh all hcm-
lock how she kin cut up didoes!
Watch them two. folks, an yen git
n surprise
The evening world., 1919-02-15
ACCEPTS mAPEs PLAY.

oliver Morosco has accepted Tor
production in Los Angeles next month
a new play entitled The Curious
Conduct OF Judge Iagardc." hy VIC
tor Mapcs. Mr.. Mapes is in Los
Angeles now. Mr.. MorosCo will leave
in two weeks for that city 10 supcr-
intend the rchcarsals Wen bet him
two seats to the Christopher Colum-
bus monument against a thousand
dollar bill that he changes that name.
The evening world., 1919-02-15
AN AWFUL SHOCK.

Marcus Nathan. the amusement
promoter. was in his office yesterday
when the telephone rang and Miss
The evening world., 1919-02-15

IL pToDaDle lnaN lNlCndIu Cdiio
will be seen as a star on
Broadway again next seacon.
Max Splegel, who has been present
ing Mr.. Carlo on tour in a musical
piece, has obtained from Edward
Paulton and Frank Mandel the book
and lyrics OF a musical comedy en-
titled THE Delightful Bigamist"
The score Is yet to be written, but
It will be ready by summer. II is
Mr.. Spiogel's intention TO use tho
piece as a starring vehicle for Mr.
earle. Dick earle is one OF the fun
niest men who ever graced musical
comedy. and II the vehicle fits him,
Mr.. Spiesols venture should be a big
success.
The evening world., 1919-02-15
BEEMAN AT THE OPERA.

j. NJ Beoman, who was in New
York last wcek. went 10 an opera one
night, He says he couldn't under
stand the lingo. but that n singer
named Miss GALL Coochie had a great
voice.-Tilden (Pa) Star.
The evening world., 1919-02-15
GRADY PROVOKED,

Lony Haskell. who is in Toledo. has
Just heard that Hugh Grady OF Arthur
Hammerstein's forces is a papa Hugh
in rather mad. He thought the whole
world heard the news the day after It
happened
The evening world., 1919-02-15
A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY.

Jefferson Ping OF wellsville says
that since Ebert ts n harness maker.
the new German President should be
able 10 handle the reins OF the Gov
ernment.
The evening world., 1919-02-15
EOOlISHME lent,

A Wesiport young toomdn nam cd
Baker
Once called poll parrot a fdker.
"She's torono," replied poH;
"She's q Neio Rochelle molI
or Jane from Mount Vernon. plague
take her"
The evening world., 1919-02-15
THE HUMAN PACIFIER.

TIE came direct from London to
n work on one OF the dairy farms
of Vancouver Island. He was
The evening world., 1919-02-15

FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE.
Tho conhagration destroyed the
church"
Holy smoke!"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-09

wojennej przeciw Szwecyi. zada
Is okretow. Zygmunt August u
silva ten warunek, ale sam stara
sic 0 wiasna flote polska i ma
promo porozumiewa sic W tel
sprawie z ksieciem pruskim AL
brechtem i Gdanskiem, wreszcie
ucieka sic do pomocy frajbiter5w
czyli kaprow (frajbiter - trei-
beuter - korsarz.)
Kapry krolewscy mieli tamo--
wac zegluge narewska, chwytat
okrety nieprzyjacielskie, przeszka
dzac i'm w handful; zdobycz hyla
ich wiasnoscia. jedynie jedna
dziesista Geese szia do kr6la. L
poczatku 8, pozniej II - IS o.
kTetow rozwineio tlage polska ma
3a!tyku. Ksiaze pruski dc:aczri
3 okrety. Zabierano statki angiel
Sk;e. francuskie, lubeckie. nider-
landzkie, szwedzkie, a potem kie
oy z DANA ustaio przymierze, j
dufskie. Tymczasem przyszio do
Iatargu kaprow z Gdatsge in, kt6
ry m;si jeden tylko eel: irt :rcs
kuriecki. Wbrew rozxazom Zyg
nunta Augusta gdahsze.snie "a
c;!owywali w wojnie stanowisko
neutralne ,prowadzili handel re
d Narwa i puscili z por-
tn swobodnie kilka statkow
szwedzkich. Do kapr6w po!skich
odnoszeno sic wrogo. ~ypedzono
:ch z miasta, a wreszci. sc1wyta-
no jedenastu i pod pozorem kra-
dzie1y kilku kur skazano wszyst-
kich ma smiert, a sciete gsowy.
u~wieiczone rd7ami, wystawiouo
ma posm;ewisko (l567). Komisa-
rzy krolewskieh gdahszczanie ME
przyjeli i ola tego ma seimie lu-
beIskim pociagnieto do odpowie-
dzialnosci magistrat gdahski z
burmistrzem Klefeldem ma czele
"a zbrodnie zelzonego maiestatu.
Powt6rna komisya zlozyla
swoje wnioski. a sejm warsaw
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-09

e~pizodow, wskazujacych, re Po-
lacy korzystali nieraz z morza
(Wizymir, wyprawa Krzywouste
go z 1924 roku do Danii), dzieje
przekazaiy szereg wiadomosci o
starciach Polski z krzyzakami ma
Whsle i Niemnie oraz w zatoce
morskiej Hafie, ale sd to fakty
albo niepewne, .albo bez znacze-
MIA dziejowego.
Odebranie Polsce w r. 1909
Gdahska przez krzyzak6w odpy-
cha ia cd mora. Odzyskuje je o.
ma dopiero w 1854 r. w pokoju
torunskim, ale i wowczas tylko
ola celow handlowych korzysta
re swego wybrzeza. Kupcy i wiel
cy panowie polscy zaczeli pro-
wadzic handel z Anglia, Fan--
drya. Holandya i Hiszpania -
Polska jednak, jake potega pan
stwowa ME day j teraz jeszcze
do politycznego opanowania Bal
tyku.
Dopiero po zajeciu wybrzezy
pruskich a nadewszystko okupa-
cyl Infant (l559) sprawl domi-
MUM maris Ba,tici stale sic dla
rzeczypospolitej zywotna.
Zygmunt August, ktoremu
mistrz zakonu mieczowego, Go
tard Kettler oddal Inflanty pod
protektorat, widziai jasno niebez
pieczenstwo, grozsce Polsce i
Litwie z chwila, gdy Moskwa
przez otwarcie zeglugi narewskiej
przyidzie do posiadania wlasncj
flotr.
Bronic Infant, ktore byiy pre-
dlazeniem Litwy ku p6inocy, INA
! czylo bronic Litwy pred oskrzy-
dleniem cd poinocy i wschodu.
JednoczeSnie toczy sic o In
flanty wojna duhsko = szwedzka
ma morzu i polsko = mosk!ewska
ia iadzie. Przychodzi do przy-
Ir:ierza polsko-duhskiego 1883.
! DANA domaga. sic cd Polski floty
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-09

Zdobadzce ola siebie pientad0e, ME
dajcie je wztas6 innym ty1kd
dlatego, zescie 50 "a slabi, nerwowi
| podupadli ma zdruwiu. ably uhteN:
gao sic "a mimi 2 ogromna wy
trwaIoscias jakdej interes wymaga.
Stw6rzce Ze stebie me2czyzne z
krwia 1 4elazem - kobiete q stla 1
wytrwaio6cia.
Wielu zdolnych metczyzn ! ko--
biet upadaja kr6tko pred zwyciest-
wen, poniewaz ME dbaja O utrzyma-
ME swej fizycznej 1 umysiowei 81
~ | energii, ktora pochodzi z dostat.
ku telaza W krwi" mowi DIR. James
Francis Sullivan, byiy lekarz Belle
vue szpitala (Out door Dept.l W No
wynn Yorku | z Westchester powia-
towego szpitala. nBrak telaza "
krwi nietylko robi cziowieka fizycz-
ME 1 umysiowo slabym, nerwowym,
drazliwym, 'lekko zmeczonym. lecz
n okrada lego z tel silly tyciowej.
kt6ra TAX niezbedna Jest " zyciu ro-
dzinnym ola wywalczenia eobie do
brobytu. Ono r6wniet mote zamie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-09

mic siodko usposobiona kobiete "a
s%trapfona, nerwowa 1 drazliwa. Ola
wytworzenia silnych, wytrwaiych 1
czerwono-krwistych Amerykanow,
mic ME ma W d~oswiadczeniu swym
TAX dobrego jak organiczne zelazv
Nuxted Iron. Ono czesto ~powieksza,
SHE 1 energie u osiabionych, nerwo-
wych podupadiych ma zdrowiu lu.
dzi W twoch tygodniach czasu.
Uwaga fabrykant6w: Nuxated
Iron, ktore Jest przepisywane 1 re-
komendowane przez lekarzy l uty-
wane obecnie przez przeszio try
miliony ludzi rok rocznie, ME jest
wcsle sekretnem lekarstwem, lecZ
znanen aptekarzom wszedzie.
W przeciwiehstwie do starego ME
o~rganicznego kelaza ono Jest iatwo
asymilowane 1 ME uszkadza zeb6w,
ami zoiadka. Fabrykanci gwarantu-
ia %skuteczne zadowalniajace re-
zultaty katdemu kupujacemu Mb
zwrot pieniedzy.
Jest to znane " caiem swiecie We
wszystkich dobrych aptekach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-09
I DziejdW Floty Polskiej
ma BaIbku.

Duzej wagi ola historyt tlory
polskiej IA Baltyku zabytek re-
kopiSmienny z roHu l572go wy
dai i opracowai DIR. Adam Klecz-
kowSk.
Jest to nRejestr budowy galeo
ny" czyli wojennego zaghwca
polskiego, fragady, czyii maiej
iodzi Ina zwiady" o dwunastu
..dolkach" i bata przy galeonte o
jednym maszcie. zaglu I rtsdiu,
stanowiacych zawiazek novel flo
ty wojennej polskiej. ktora "a
stapiG miasa zniszczona przez dun
czykow.
Inicyatorem budowy tych
trzech statkow byl Zygmunt Au-
gust. Budowe galeony rozpocze-
to W Elblagu 1 prowadzono Cd
d. 8 czerwca 1870 roku do d. Is
marca 1572go. Smierc Zygmunta
Augusta prace te przerwala,
wstrzymujac jednoczeSnie GAIA
akcye polska ma Baityku.
Budowa naszej gareony wy
iasnia dr.. Kleczkowski - przy-
pada ma epoke. w kt6rej zagad-
nienie floty wojennej, jake narze
dzia. sfuzyc majac do utrwalenia
panowania ma morzu Baityckiem
bylo ola Polski kwestya picrw-
szorzednego znaczenia, niewat,
pliwie najpierwszorzedniejszeg
znaczenia. w caiym ciagu histo-
ryi panstwa polskiego.
Is~totnie. Polska. zdobyrszy
iuz "a Chrobrcgo Pomorze, doty-
kaia Ba}tyku, ale o Swiadomem
! celowem opanowywaniu NORA
d1a cclow handlowych i politycz-
rvch az do XVIgo wieku ME by
10 II mas wcale mowy. Legenda
zachowa{a nam wprawdzie kilka
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-09
K@wMHHRavHaAgHasT

wiera on cenny materyai llngwi-
styczny do dziejow jezyka zeg-
larskiego) i technologiczny, kto-
ry nicwatpliwie doczeka sic IA
chowego opracowania.
Ma razie, w chwili, kiedy spra-
wa mora stale sic ola Polski
zn6w sprawl naizywotniejsza,
rozstrzygajaca o caiej jej przy-
sziosci, kiedy w Paryzu w}asnie
nova jest o Gdahsku i 9 PREY
wr6ceniu go Polsce, jake jej PREY
rodzonego portu, zwracamy uwa-
&c ma to wydawniotwo, rzucajace
swiatio ma to, Re juz w6wczas,
pod koniec wieku XVIgo rozu-
miano dobrze znaczenie handlowe
/ podityczne panowania ma Ba&ty-
XII.
tBudowa galeony polskiej, kto-
ra, niewiadomo. czy, kiedy i gdzie
byla spuszczona ma morzu, Jest
tedy ola Polski wsp6iczesnej pre-
stroga | ostroga do wytezonego
czynu W kierunku odzyskania u
traconych praw do wtasnego wyj
scia ma SWAT szeroki ! wolny.
... Jaxa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-09
ski (l570) zatwierdzil je, jake
konstytucye Karnkowskiego.

ski (l57O) zatwierdzA je, jake
konstytucye Karnkowskiego.
Uchwafy tie iamaiy przywileie
Gdahska, ale pozostaiy tylko ma
papierze, DO Zygmunt Angus: ga,
SIG przebiagac: potwierdzil daw-
ne przywileje Kazimierza Jagicl-
lohczyka z r. l457 re wzgled5w
finansowych i politycznyclh. Mia
iiowicie wstapienie ma trou szwer
dzki ksiecia finlandzkiego Jana,
szwagra i sprzymierzehca Zyg-
munta Augusta, sprowadza ozie-
bienie stosunk6w polsko = dun
skich; wkrotce DANA sprzyja
Moskwie i zegludze narewskiej,
zatrzymuje okrety gdanskie, ply
mace ma Fund; okrety, wystawio-
ne ola chwytania kapr6w mo-
skiewskich, zajmuja d~unczycy
,przy wyspie Bornholm (15To) /
diva razy zjawiaja sic pod Gdan-
skiem, scigajac kaprow polskich
(1570 i 1879 pierwszy raz a
brano kilka statk6w, schwytano
80 kapr6w polskich / scieto ich
w Kopenhadze. Jednoczesnie l.
wan Grozny rozpoczai budowe
wielkiej floty. Wobec tego VIOLA,
Zygmunt August gdahszczanom
wszystko przebaczyt. zwiaszcza.
re czesto Cd mich pozyczai pie
niedzy.
Wojna, siedem lat trwajace,
skonczyia sic traktatem szezecih
skim (l570), zatwierdzajacym
tegluge narewska. ma mic vice
zdaiy sic usiiowania Zygmunta
Augusta stworzenia floty polskie,
i zankniecia Moskwie dostepu do
mora. Ale z mysla o przysz}osci,
w6wczas wfasnie kr6l przystapil
do budowy pierwszej galeony pol
skiej.
,.Rejcstr budowy" togo troll
masztowca Jest tedy ciekawym
dokumentem do historyi floty
polskiej. Nieznany dotychczas Va
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-09
I tax sic zdarza.

W jedne1 . restauracyi zam6wl}
sobie gose btwsztyk y jajkiem, ale
dobrze wysmatony.
Przyniesiono mu jakas podeszwe
twarda. Gdy ia chciaf rozkrote, -
not peki ma dwie czesci.
VIOLA vice gospodarza, opowiada
mu, co sic .stalo, a ten, ME tracac
fantazyi, rzecze:
- Me ma pan %dobrodziej pole
cha, jak ia sic oszukaiem ma tych
no4ach.... A kupfiem je, Jake pra-
wdziwa stall.
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Ubrania W tym specyalnym zapasie So uszyte z materyi wyra:
bianej Cd ezasu zawieszenia broni. Znajdziecie je nadzwyeza1
potadane. Najnowsze pojedyhcze / podw6jne ma piersiaeh z
Szewkiem W Paste modele z nowych, czysto welnianych kaszmi-
row, r6~sne odcienie, MOVIE materye, bogote brunatne, oiwkowe
/ sranatowe mieszankl, MOVIE r6wnego kooru flanele. Nasi
kostumerzy znajda nadzwyczainy wybor tych doskonaiych war.
tosci W Ubraniach W obydwu Klee skladach jutro, jeAi chcecie
doskonaiy gatunek, eo zdumiewajaco niskiej &C. @o0
ME, zapytajcie sic o Ubranie pc specyalnej SaOO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-09
Skutkiem wypadI0u.

kapelan wiezienny: -- jake to
sic stale, re dostaies sic "a kratki!
Wiezieh: - Och, to tylko skut.
klein nieszczesliwego wypadku.
Kapelan: - PrzejechaieS mozo
kogo automobilem?
Wiezieh: - Me - ale przypad.
klein, wskutek ciemnokci, potraci.
lem o krzesio I wlasciciel mieszka-
MIA sic obudzif 1 zaraz narobii ha.
{asu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-09
Przy table d'hocie''.

- Jakim serem slu4yc ma deser? -
Szwaicarskim. holenderskim?
PAM Ptpermenth ma ucho do meaa :
Izydor, WEI holenderskiego, jest
W MIN wiecej sera, a mniej dziur.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-09
W apiece.

- Panic, jaka mi pan dal po-
made - wszystkie wiosy mi pcTy-
padaly.
- coz ia winien, prosze pana, -
bez wolf Bozej ami jeden WHO'S z
giowy ME spadnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-09

WBf0d Ga1et HSo-unEiOIGktcA
ozIENNK CHICAGoSKl prsodu:s
pod wzglsdsm dobOrz l trsScd nAta,
UaiH-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-09
Dlaczego Brak zelaza W kM Mo1e
Kosztowac Was Pieniadze Cod1ennie

Wiele zdonych mezczyzn kobiet up.d.is kr6tko pred IVY
ma umyslow4 se energje.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-09
Darm0 Ola Chlopc0W

Po4adanej wielkosci pilka, ~pocagana kohska sk6ra. Tub 80
calowa jesionowa palestra, ~okrecona tasma u CORY DARMo
z katdem c~hlopiscem ubraniem lub paltem "a $500 Tub
wiecej. ,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-09

Spedntce y E~licEnegO
binIeSO muSlinu, -
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haftem 1 pefnQ kOrOn
kOwq falbanq. Pre-
wIekanc wstq&ka
Take pefne
dust ruflc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-09

DIu&IinOWe HPOSlnic
Il %piekneKO mnteryn-
In. Przybrnne sLerO-
ka h~nftownna faIba-
NJ I Gruga gindkR.
Po tel Genie takte en-
velope chemises z
~jedwnbnezO p~ralne--
20 ntlnsu, ladnie PREY
brnne cienka korOn-
kq.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-07-25
FORT WORTH NEWS

they carried ice cream and cake for
the little tots and on this visit eigh-
teen little blue and white checked
aprons, made by the members of the
Club and prettily trimmed, were CIV
en- to so many little girls. After each
little one had received their apron,
the little girls and boys, as well, en-
joyed treat of peppermint and lem
on stick candy.
The Miriam club, composed of young
women from the Temple BETHEL, were
visitors at Tarrant County Orphans
home Wednesday afternoon. This is
the second time the club has enter
tanned the orphans. The first time
they carried ice cream and cake for
the little tots, and on this visit eigh-
teen little blue and white checked
aprons were given to so many little
girls. The little boys are not to be
sighted, however They are promis-
ed something on the next visit to the
home.
Miss Gladys Veit is the guest of
friends in Houston.
Miss Naomi Carb is visiting in
Hampstead.
Mr.. M. S. Schiff returned last week
from a business trip to New York.
Mrs. L. Weltman who left with the
U. M. Simon family month ago for
a visit to. New York, has returned
home.
Mrs. Asher Sanger and son left for
their home in Waco, last week after
a delightful visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Selignson.
Mr.. Edgar Mayer left for Winfield,
Kansas, where his wife is visiting rel
atives.
Mrs ]. Heninger and daughter, Miss
Hazel, leave Sunday for New York
and New Jersey. They will visit in
mountainaire resorts also before re-
turning home.
Mrs. A. s. Geta left Thursday for
a trip to Colorado.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-07-25
POLISH COUNTESS PROTESTS
AGAINST POGROMS.

As a protest against the Polish
pogroms, the widow of Count Adam
Krasinski has presented her home in
Warsaw to the local Jewish commun-
ity, according to cablegram receiv-
ed yesterday by the Zionist organiza-
tion of America, which reports also
that about $50 members of local Jew
ish councils in eastern Galicia passed
through Lemberg and Przmysl sever
al days ago on their way to concen-
tration camps, having been arrested
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-07-25
ADMIRAL MARK DEAD.

Rear Admiral Adolph Mark, U. S.
N, retired, whose city home was at
los W. seth street, died suddenly at
a hotel at Gloucester, Mass, where he
was spending the Summer. Since his
retirement in 1910, Admiral Mark
had been living in New York City and
went to Gloucester two weeks ago.
Admiral Mark was born in Dres-
den, Saxony, in 1S4S, and was grad
uated from the Naval Academy in
1898. Commissioned midshipman in
1898, he was promoted through vari-
Gus grades to captain in March, 1908,
and rear admiral in 1908. He served
on European and Asiatic stations, and
was Judge Advocate of the Maine
Court of Inquiry. He was Captain of
the Port of Manila 19O1-O3, and Com
mander of the U. S. s. Scorpion dur
ing the Spanish-American War, be-
ing promoted for conspicuous bravery.
He was Chairman of the Lighthouse
Board from 1907 until his resirement
for age.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-07-25
NOTICE.

Regular meeting of Isidor Straus
Lodge No. $40, I. o. B. B., first and
third Tuesdays Of each month at
o'clock p. m. at the Hebrew Institute.
All members are urged to attend as
there are always important matters to
be discussed.
L. M. MILLER, President.
ELI GILBERT, Secretary.