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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-08
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wsxystkIch IntereEant6w Dajupr.e!-
mIeJ prosImy o pr~zestrseganie D0nts-
Bzych uskaE6uekI
BIura AdminIStracyi nasxeJ OtvArte
- przeS dEIeh caly Cd god1iny s-me1
Erana do 1850 wieczorem - CO dnia, =
wyjotkIem SiedEieI SWAT obOuisIu-
Iaeych.
Zarzadea Pisma naszegO prEy1m1Je
Interesant6w CO dnia W GODLINACh
POPOLUDNI0WYCH Cd 2-gdej do S-teJ
- u wytatkiem SObot.
Rednkcya dIa tnteresantow otwartn
fest TYLKO w GODZINACH PORAN
NYCH, Cd GODZINY 1850 DO GODzl-
NY 11iSe; Pc pOfudhiu tylkO In specy-
Rlna umowa-
Redaktor Nacxelny przyJmuJe inte-
Pesant0u TTLKO Pc GODzINIEN 1e-teJ
PRED POLUDNIEM.
Uprasza sic, usseIkie sprawy = Relax
eva Ealatwiac, o lie meinOsct PlSE;M-
ME, BIO m konwersacye diuEte ME ma
INV ezasu; tylkO w sprawach sxczegol-
uieJsEeJ wagi oSobistych, Tub ME dajN-
eyeb sie Ealatwie zwie&le - drogR ko-
FespondencyI - prosimy JRwtc sic oso-
bISeie, zachowuJRe ma wzEledxie, he .
kofo godzIDy 11-teJ Hamykamy gazette
sEysc a~ajbardEieJ jesteSny wtedy
E~atrudnieni.
KoreapOndentow uPras1amy stano-
wcEo. ably pIsaH CzYTELNIE ATRA-
MENTEM. LUB Ma MASZYNIE, ME-
ZBYT SCISLTWIE 1 TYLkO Ma JE-
DNEJ sTRONIE PAPIERU.
JeSIf utwory Jakiek04wiek ME majs
bye oElosEone, pOehlnnia Je kOsz
r~edakcyjnyy JeSn poSadane - do Ewro-
IN. w rnzie ME ogloszenin, naleay 70
WYRAZNIE zAzNAC1YC i ZALACZYC
zNACzEK POCzToWY Ma zWROTNA
PRZESYLKE.
dny k~omanikatow do oEfosEenia
ME naIesy p~rzesylae ma kartach Cd
Erytyeht ZADNYCH TEZ ME PRZYJ-
MUJE SIZE KOMUNIKACYI
NICZNYCH - ehyba " wy5Stk0wych
wypadkSchg r6unleS OgfosKen, dotyeza-
rych t~owarzystw, t~elefonieznie ME
p~rzyJmntemy.
WszeIkie oEIosxenIa naIeS8 do DEia-
I'm OEkosxen w Administracyf I tam sic
= niemi Ewraeae na1eiy.
Podxfekouania - WSZELkIEGO TO
szaJu. RE.HoLUCYE zAbOBNE. POLL
TYCzNE 4 {. y. naleEa do D1iafu OBio.
szen.
wsSeIkie korespOndeneye. kawiado-
mienIa 4 Z. D. music bye podpfsnne -
pefnem nnxwfskfem vraz = adfesen -
Szaeegoy beximtennyeh, lub podpisanych
d~omySInIkfem. albO wreszeie slower
.KOmIteto - kOmunikacyt, Nd koReo.
nOnaencyf ME ka-mfeszczany.
S~tnnoweEo ME oglas1amy
,BALOw's. ant wyeleezek, Tub yylknS.
kSwS. URzADzANYCH " NuEDzLELA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-08

winizm szczery, ale b}edny. Taxi
naprzykIad szowimzm odsadzi
Cd czci i WARY kazdego Polaka,
tn zrodzonego, ktory oprocz maj
serdeczniejszego uczucia do o.
czyzny poza oceanem, zywi PREY
nalezna i sumienna miloSc do kra
ju tutejszego. Taxi szowinizm
Ipopierac bedzie wszystko co pol
skie, chociazby najgorsze, w pre-
ciwstawieniu do tego co amery-
kanskie, chociazby najlepsze.
Oto przyklad: Jake czesto w
polityce popieramy Polakow ma
urzedy, ma ktore sic wcle a wca
le ME kwalifikuja. Nieraz handy
dat ME posiadajacy potrzebhego
wyksztalcenia, ami ogiady, ami
prostego zrozumienia rzeczy /
sprawy, bywa przemoca W imle-
niu naszego patryotyzmu wpy-
chany ma urzad, roznych kwall-
iikacyi wymagajacy. Wiemy, re
TAXI kandydat tylko nam wstyd
przyniesie; wiemy, re ola spra-
WV. miasta, stanu hub kraJu ME
wiele dobrego zdziala, DO ME ma
darow po temu; wiemy, re OBJ
conarodowcy formalnie sobie
kpic z niego beda, wiemy o
tenn dobrze, ale kandydata nasze
go forsujemy, DO jest Polakiem.
M~niejsza o sprawe, miasto hub
kraj, byleby ,,nasz" zostas zgSo--
sowany. Chociazby przeciwko
MENU o danny urzad ubiegal sic
obconarodowiec zupelnie kwalifi
kowany, uczciwy i zrownowazo-
nv, nasi szowiniSci poparcia mu
ME dada, DO ME jest Polakiem.
a ktoby odwazy} sic CLOS mu cd
dac, napietnowany zostanie jake
zdrajca. Oto p~rawdziwy szowi-
nizm, ktory zapomina zupelnie o
obowiazkach naszych wzglsdem
kraju t~utejszego.
Nam sic nieraz zdaje, jak zy-
dom, re SWAT ola mas stworzony
a vice wobec tego kazdy tylko
nami powinien sic interesowac
sprawom naszym oddawac' Zapo
minamy, re So przecie i inne ma
rody ma Swiecie, ktore maja
swoich wielkich i zacnych me-
zow5 prawdziwych patryotow, zu
peinie jak Polska.
Szowinizm taxi, szczery ale
bledny, objawia sic czesto II
Polakow nawet ze szerszem WV
ksztaiceniem. Ma pewnem posic-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-08
~ Zalo4ona 1897 roku.
MACIERZ POLSKA.
TELEFON MONROE 4303.
zARZAU GLOwNYI

~
KS. A. A Kfowo; wice-ModerAter.
Wojciech F. Soska, orezes.
Antontna Baranowska. Wice-peBeskA
woJciech Menkicki, W~lce-preEsS.
FrancIszek Witkowski. sksrbnik-
stanlsiaw L~iczmanskl. Dyrektors
Eladyslhw L0patka. Dyrsktor. .
Anton A&Surk- Dyrokt0r. -
Leokadya S0ska- D~yrekIorhA
Sa.V".sI ~ LrA SOIka
FranciSzka Bieschke, Dyrektorka.
DR.. FIR. a. Dulak, Lekarz Naczelny.
Gertrude Marchlewioz Asyst. SEX GeA.
GODZINI
Biuro Zarzadu Glownego otwarte W
dni powszednie od godZ. S-tej rano do
s-tej wieczorem, wv sobote do lei po-
ME z wyjatkiem soDoty))., cd ,godzlny
T-mej do 9-tej. w niedZiele l Swieta
urOczyste. biuro jest samkniete.
PreEesai W ~poniedziaiki / piStki vile
cZorami Cd godziny T-mej do S-teJ.
WSZelkie k~OreSpOndencye do
go PTezeSa nalezy adresowac:
WOJCIECH +. SOSkA,
I455 w. Division STR Chicago, M
SskretarEa, " ,~gonledzialki. wtoEki
ny i-mej do S-tei, / cd I-szej pOpoiu-
dntu codziennie, z wyjatkiem soboty Cd
S-tej do l-szet.
SkarbnIkn. we wtorkI. srody 1 pistki
cd godziny 7-mei do 9-tej wieczorem.
Skladania Oplat. Wszelkie oplaty do Ka-
sy Glownej Drzyjmuje Kasyer Glowny
podczas godzin ofisoTych, aloo we dnle
W godzinach ofisowych. sekretarE &C.
neralny.
wszelkie llsty n~adsyaac nale4y ma re-
60 Sekretarza Generalnego:
TOMASZ 3. BLACHOWSKL,
Secretary Polish Alma Mater,
& w. Division str. Chicago, III.
FINANSE
PrZekaZy bankowe pocZtowe
(checks, money orders etc.) nalezy wy
Etawiac ma ors~anlzacys:
POLISH ALMA MATER,
4 p~rzesylac pod adresem:
FIR. WTTKOWSKI,
I4SS w. Division str, Chicago, III.
MACIERZ POLSKA.
Biuro Zarzadu G}6wnego:
l455-57 W. Division Utica,
Ma druEfem pietrze.
Chicago, Ill.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-08

(rHonny soft qi NAL , pense"0.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-08

gnie mice materyai ludzki - co.
raz lepiej wyrobiony i ustalony,
ME TAXI, jaki stosunki, W powyz-
SEEM opisane, ~wytwarzac NIGGA i
musza. Zarada ma to - bedzie u
stanowienie klas dopeniajacych
pc szkoiach miejskich, odpowied-
mic z~organizowanych, ktore mo-
g}yby podawac dope4nienia nauki
szkolnej, oraz wiadomosci, potrze-
bne z r~ozmaitych profesyi pre-
~mys4owych. w szholach takich
ns{odziez, ktoraby nawet i wcze-
Sniej-przed czasem przepisanym
opuScita szkofy ~zwyczajne, mo-
giSby braki swe uzupelniat i po-
prawiat we wcale znacznej mie-
RE, a talk zaaegnanoby grozace
zlo. Szkoly take juz W Chicago
wlasciwie istnieja, a cd r. 1921go
maja nawet bye absolutnie obo-
wiazhowe: uczeszczac beda mu-
sieIi do mich wszyscy niepeinolet-
nj - cd Ago mp. do 1890 roku
zycia, ktorzy beda musiei wyka-
FAC sic, gdzie pracuja, W jakim
zawodzie. czy regularnie i stale
pracuja, czy tez lekkomyslnie
przerzucaja sic Z profesyido pro-
fesyi itp. W'szystka TAXA mSodziez
- uczyt sic bedzie tego, co "a
niedbaIa, co strsciAs Przez zbyt
wczesne wyrNanie sic re szkd,
nadrabiaG bedzie braki, a wyra--
biac sic bedzie ma ludzi, ktorzy
beda mieli STAG sic opoka spole-
czehstwa naszego W PrzyszhoSci,
a ME - lotnym piaskiem jego,
n;epewnym i zdradnym.
Oczywista w Chicago - jest II
kazdej sprawy, jak zelazna kula u
nogi - zawieszona kwestya: ME
ma ma to pieniedzy!.. Ale tn pie
niadze znalezG sic beda musia}y,
juz o ME teraz zabiega sic - Iui
teraz mySla o przysposobieniu
fund1rsz6w potrzebnych ma zorga-
nizowanie owych dope}nia jacych
wieczornych szkoi; wiec miejmy
nadzieje, re ME bedzie Z mimi tax,
jak tego roku bylo re sz&ofami !
z nauczycielami szka zwyczaj-
nych, re ME byo ich czem PSa-
cic - poprostu!... SzkoSy to
So formy potezne - glowne Ia
sadnicze, w ktorych urabia sic
Ouch narodu cafego! Form takich
lekcewalyc ME MONA, ami ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-08
MA WOLNA CHWILE.

dzeniu przedpolitycznem now
ca zachecal sluchaczy do ,,pra-
MIA" wszystkich obconarodow--
cow W nastepnej Rampant, a do
popierania swoich. Kwestya, czy
So odpowiedni ma dane urzedy,
ME wchodzila W rachube, byleby
byli Polakami, to zupelnie wy
~starczaio. Fakt, IL jake obywate-
lie kraju powinni baczyc ma to, a.
zeby wybierac ludzi ucziwych i
odpowiednich, zaufanych i religij
nych, ME zaslugiwal ma uwage:
Mowca znienawidzil wszystko,
co obce, zapomnial o tenn, re ow-
seem dlatego, IL sic szczyci mia
mem Polaka, powinien dbat o do
bro tego kraju, w ktorym zyje i
pfawdopodobnie juz pozostanie.
Wszak jest obywatelem wolnej
zicmi Washingtona, a jake oby-
watel musi mice jej dobro ma
sercu. Oto obraz skrajnego, $50
winizmu.
Lecz moie nam ktoS zarzuci:
Przecie obconarodowcy tez Ia
kim szowinizmem grzesza. Jeze-
Ii wiec oni inaczej ME postepu-
ia, POGO Ivy wylewac mad ma
seem samolubstWem!
Zaprzeczyc sic ME da, IL obco-
narodowcy rowniez mnogo i ge-
sto szowinizmem grzesza, ale ia
kie p~ostepowanie obconarodow-
cow naszych g~rzechow narodo--
wych W onoty ME przetwarza,
Polak powinien Swiecic przykla-
dem szczerego patryotyzmu i
ogolnej bratniej miiosci.
SWAT dzisiejsay przychodzi
wreszcie do przekonania, re jeste
smy wszyscy dziecmi jednego Bo
ga. Ponad PatFyotyzm ojczysty
wyrasta jeszcze patryotyzm brat
niei maoSci. Ludzie widza ma
reszcie, IL po1a Ojczyzna, trzeba
sic przecie interesowac ma tel
kuli ziemskiej naszym bliznim, ma
wet i tym murzynem i chinczy-
klein daleko Cd mas zyjacym. -
Genie o~statecznie jest propo-
rowana Liga Narodow? Czyz'o o.
ra ME jest zadatkiem blizszego
skojarzenia sic ludzkosci, brat
MIN weziem pozycia ma swiecie?
Prawdopodobnie Bog nieznane--
mi nam drogami prowadzi clio
|wieka do skupienia sic w jedna
owczarnie pod jednym paste
rem.
-..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-08

otrzymal Cd owych zamych ofiarodaw-
COW, ktorzy przecie sami zajeli sic IL
braniem kilkunastu e~xzOinierzy.
- ia ia sic domyslam. A przywodzs
to jeno, Seby wasd, Rdaktorciu bro
ddetu ruszylo litoeciwde, bysie choG
publike wezwali, CODY o naszych ,hai.
lerach" pamieta4a wydatniej....
- Dobrze. To sic zrobi.
- A tymczasem na zakohczente | "a
p~andetanie sprawy - oraz, 4eby og6i
owych Sch patryot6w nasladowal, po-
sy}am wan z tego, com tu wam zafete-
lerenowaf, krakowiA czka, gwoli zaio-
snego tkniecia publih naszej mi}osler-
dziem moaecie go ossosit; ~sluchajcie:
Niech5e W Was Rodacy miloSierdzio
wbierze,
,Pamietajcie hp4ej o Swoim ,,hallerze".
by ME ganial go.y - tutaj miedzy
Mani
,Kapeluch - KoszulR" - swiecac
rDnobtazgamf"....
(rHonny sft qui NAL , pnse"0.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-08

ok. II. Zw. Sokof6w Pol, Chica-
go: Anonimowo nadeslanych ko-
munikat6w - ME ~og9aszamy; s1owu
,,Komitet" W pcdpisie ME wystarcza;
Zahaw sobotnich ME reklamutemy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-08

opatrznych ME mona ich osta-
vic, DO Mast cennega naczynia,
gdy sic rozleca, dustaniemy z
Mich czerepy bezwareosciowe i
ow whasnie lottty piasek ludzki,-
z ktorego mic dobrego ME PREY
bedzie nj narodowi, nj ludzkosci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-08
MACIERZ POLSKA. =

ssst organi-aeysNasezscs msodtisA pol
ska oboJga picI W pracach nRukowyeh.
nStryotycznych 1 b~rStnleJ pomocy dl0
B1dnleSienia ducha moralnoSci I dooro-
oytu W spoiecEehstwie, q sxcEegolnis
miedEy miodEie5a polska, Mozna Eapi-
sac sic na poSmiertne cd lat II do -;
IA cIfonkow Sto warsyszonych bss o.
grAniczenla wieku
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-08

Poszukujess piracy? - Czytaj pilnie
o~g1oszenia pod rubryka ,PRACA" ma
szpaltach DZIENNIKA CHICAGO
SKIEGO.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-07-08
CHARLOTTE HARBOR.
Interesting Items Concerning Our
Friends Across the Bay.

We are pleased to see Miss Bertha
Hagan at home again. She is re-
cuperating after a serious operation
several weeks ago and seems to be
doing well.
Mrs. John Parsons and children,
of Tampa, spent few days in our
town recently visiting their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Johnson.
w. ]. j. Whidden and Sid Johnson,
of Arcadia, were in Charlotte Harbor
and vicinity Tuesday engaging this
years lemon crop, Offering good
price. The lemon crop, however, is
light in this section.
Quite a number of our towns
folk visited Arcadia Saturday, taking
in the big barbecue.
The Methodist quarterly meeting
held at the Charlotte Harbor church
Saturday night and Sunday was a
very pleasant occasion. Presiding
Elder c.. Fred Blackburn and Rev. |.
M. Belt, pastor, were present and
each sermon was good.
Clyde, Wade and OFT Danielson
made pleasure trip to Tampa last
week, returning home Sunday night.
Tnese youngsters had a very pleasant
trip; com bining business with pleas
ure:.
Mr. and Mrs Bert Hagan repre-
sented Charlotte Harbor on the big
picnic and excursion from Punta Cor
da ter Boca GraRde Monday, which
was q very delightful occasion.
They returned the same day with
Captain ]. D. RIGGS, of Charlotte Har-
Dor.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-07-08

Claude L. Stevens. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. A. Stephens, of Charlotte
Harbor, departed this life at Hot
Springs, Ark, June 18th, 1920.
Claude was dearly beloved by all and
was the first to die in large family
group, and his dear old parents have
the sympathy of all. Claude, while
young, was a mechanical genius, but
in his boyhood days was kicked on
the head by a horse and never fully
recovered. The skull pressed on his
brain and caused him to have epilep-
tic attacks. His father spent many
dollars in an effort to have him cur
ed but without result. Claude, be-
ing ambitious, left his home to battle
the world alone, and handicapped,
as he was, made quite success.
The parents are grief stricken,
and Uncle Tom, as he is generally
known, wears no more the smile of
days gone by. The old man is brok-
en- hearted.-Written by one who
knew Claude well.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-07-08

It's usually sign of sick kidneys
especially if the kidney action is dis
ordered, passages scanty or too fire.
quent Don't wait for more esrious
troubles. Begin using Doan's Kid
rey pills. Read this Punta Gorda
testimony.
L. T.. Johnson, retired farmer, Vir-
ginia Ave, says: Several weeks ago
| was down with b2chache and kid
ney trouble. When l stopped over
my kidneys felt as If someone were
sticking a knife through them. My
kidneys acted too freely and | had
to get up several times during the
night. Hearing of Doan's Kidney
Pills, got a supply and began taking
them. In a short time my back stop
ped aching, and | could get my prop
er rest. l am glad to give this en-
dorsement."
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Johnson had. Foster-Milburn
Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, n. Y.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-07-08
Five New Coumfes in South Florida


Perhaps it is none of our business,
except in a general way, but we can
not help congratuIating the people OF
DeSotO county upon the large and
decisive vote by which they declared
for county division. It means better
and eventually cheaper government
for all the people concerned, closer
getting together and more progress,
a more equitable adjustment OF taxa
ton and more careful supervision
of the tax money when raised. Tie
old DeSoto county. while it was a
matter of some pride to be able to
boast of county in Florida larger
than some northern states, was much
too large for comfort. IT was prin-
Cipality in itself, in it's acreage and
in all the wonderful possibilities 1t
offered to the newcomer. But the
American pioneer takes little pride in
municipalities" He values more the
matter of quick and easy access to
his county seat, where courts are
held and justice dispensed, and taxes
paid.
DeSoto is weIF calculated for divis-
sion. 1t has the requisite number of
thriving, prosperous towns, well To-
Gated for county seats, and ambitious
for that honor. There is another as
pect of the case which viii appeal
strongly to the people of South Flor
ida. We claim to be, and really are,
the fastest growing and most pro-
gressive part OF Florida, but we have
never had our proportionate weight
in the Legislature. For 80 years we
ment, always losing because North
and West Florid4, forgetting their
Oaths to support the constitution,
have repeatedly violated it's wise
provision for pportionmeut
every 10 years. They were deter
mined to maintain the supremacy
which was justly enough theirs when
South Florida was nothing more than
a wilderness and Jungle, but which
they should have given up when the
southern part of the state took the
lead in prosperity and development.
The addition of five new counties,
carved out of old DeSoto, will add to
our proportionate weight and tnfiu-
ence in the Legislature. and bring us
that much nearer the realization of
our long-cherished dream of fair
and just re-apportionment.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-07-08

HE LIVED in England
AND HIS name was.
PHILIP ooRMER stanhope.
AND IN his time.
TWO CENTURIES ago.
THEY LOOKED to him
FOR THE last word.
ON ETIQUETTE
AND STYLE and dress.
| WE KNOW him best.
THROUGH FAMOUS letters.
WRITTEN TO his son.
AND FILLED with sound advice.
| ADVICE WHICH all of us.
SHOULD READ and heed.
LORD CHESTERFIELD.
THEY CALLED him
AND THIS mama. =
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-07-08

The National hotel at Cleveland, of
which C. c. Cleveland is the manag-
er, has recently undergone consider
able improvement. A new roof and
other repairs have been made and the
horef equipped with electric lights
and appliances. The National was
FLIED to capacity last winter and the
coming winter promises to bring
even more tourists to Cleveland than
ever before.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-07-08
Philip Star1hope- you know
him by another name

HAS COME to stand.
WITH evERvoNE.|
FOR QUALITY and breeding,
AND GOD taste.
AND extraordinarily
THE CIGARETTES.
NAMED NOT for HIM
BUT FOR the things,
he MEANS to u.s.,
ARE WHOLLY worthy
OF THEIR name.
ON EVERY count
THEY SATISFY.
CHESTERFIELD stands for to-
~ baccos weil-born and well-breds
| for care and skill in their selection
and blending, for those things that,
in a cigarette, are marks Of quality
and good taste. And never was
any cigarette better named. A
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-07-08

One and one-half barrels of sauer
kraut were canned by four women at
Fort Myers canning kitchen on Mon
day, June IA. They were working
on shares for farmer who had the
kraut but neither equipment, cans,
time, nor help to handle the canning.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-07-08
Are You
Bilious =?
tbs PEPSIN0L Treatment Will
Give Immediate Results

Diliousucss with its headaches, nausea
a.d dinxine,S-oltrn accompanied by
feeling Of depression and weakness
requires treatment for the causes. In
ordinary cases, take Pepsinol shortly
before meals. In severe attacks, take
Pepsinol in cup of hot water before
every meal and also the last thing be-
fore going to bed. Sip the mixture of
Pepsincl and water as hot as possible.
This treatment will tone up your
stomach, stimulate your entire diges-
tive system, stir up your liver and re-
establish healthy conditions.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-05
CALL FOR BIDS
FEB, IS ON
MATERIALS
FOR ROADS
Lack Rushes Into Print Over
Criticism; Defends Self; ;
Supervisors Cancel Calls
for Highway Bids; Order
Amended Plans.

Indication that the board of sup
ervisOrs of Imperial county may
buihl the county highway system it.
self, was evinced today when the
board advertised for bids on huge
sums of road materials, the bids to
be filed not later than 10 a. III.
February 18.
The board also cancelled it's call for
bids on the 25 miles of highway system
which We're to have been opened Febru
ary 16 and ordered the county highway
commission to bring in amended speci
fications. This order was taken by op
ponents of the highway commission as
evidence that the supervisors are not
satisfied with the work of the commits
sion and intend to see fair play given
both cement and asphalt men. The
highway commission was instructed to
have the amended specifications ready
by February 16.
The supervisors issued call for the
following material:
$4,000 tons sand and 10000 tons of
crushed rock or grave Ito be delivered
at the rate of 5000 tons sand and 5000
tons rock per month.
$500 tons asphalt of 40-50 degree pen
etration District of Columbia standard
to be delivered at the rate of 600 tons
per month.
100000 barrels of Portland cement to
be delivered at the rate of 5000 barrels
per month.
All of these materials are to be deliv'
cred at any point on a main line track
which the bidder may state.
T. S. Lack and L. J. Thomas, mem
bers of the county highway commits
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-05
YOUNG HOPPE
ON FRIDAY CARD
Main Event
Young Hoppe VS., *. o. Carter.
AL Kessel VS.. Newsy Noland

AL Kessel VS.. Newsy Noland
Two other bouts and Battle Royal
This is the way they will line up at
the Ell Ccntro Arena this coming Fri
day night. Just who will be on the
first two bouts is undecided at the
present time and will be kept a secret
until the boys step into the ring.
For some unknow reason *. o. Carter
failed to show on the last card and will
make an effort to redeem himself at
the coming bouts.
Young Hoppie will be on deck for
the first time in two weeks, owing to
the fact he was working nights he was
not put on the card last Friday and
should be. in the best of trim when he
steps into the ring.
One Round Newsy is doomed, if all
the information received here is correct.
The man he is up against has been
fighting siX-round main events at Camp
Herne. and from all that can be gather
ed, he will give DorVal, the young Mex
a run for his money.
Harry Woodbury. states that he will
not make the rest of his card public
until the night of the matches, but
claims that every man on the bill is
a stopper and will put up whirlwind
exhibition.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-05
10 RED LIGHT
ABA ATEMENT 7
AC; 7 | 0 n s
FILED
District Attorney Starts Ad-
ditional Actions Against
Calipatria and Imperial
Houses; Total Cases Now
Number Is.

Continuing his war against Or
ganized and protected vice District
Attorney f. X. Simon to-day filed
TN additional actions under the red
light abatement law on houses i'm
Ca!ipatria and Imperial.
The cases are as follows:
Calipatria, Owner, Wm. Freeman. In
mate, Peafl Williams.
aipatria-Owner. Title Insuranc,
and Trust Company of Los Angeles
Inmate. Willie Mason.
Calipatria-Owner, Mrs. Della Hal!
Inmate, Dovie Adams
alipatria-Owner, Title Insurance
and Trust Co. of Los Angeles. Inmate
Beatrice Smith.
alipatria-Owner. VIM. Freeman
Inmate, Edith Walker.
Imperial-Owner, Leon J. Edwards
S. NJ. Stewart. and the Imperial Land
Company. Inmate, Mary Prewett.
mperial-Owner, Leon J. Edwards
S. NJ. Stewart and the Imperial Land
Company. Inmate. Ella Willett.
mperial-Owner, Mrs. Ethel Smith.
Inmate, Rose Rhodes and Sarah Pleas.
ant.
mperial-Owner, Mrs. Agnes White.
Inmate, Mrs. Allen Smith alias Edna
Smith.
Most of the buildings We're described
as Shacks in the official records and
many of them had no street addresses.
The grand jury was busy again
today. There is no indication when in
dictments will be returned
Interest, in the absence of indict.
ments, is being centered in the prelim-
mary hearing of Chief Hill Monday
morning at $50 before Justice May.
field.