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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-09

(Korespondencya pu}k. Henry ].
Reilly'ego do The Ch. Trib.")
Berlin, 9. czerwca. - Polska o.
kupacya Kijowa jest jedna die
wieciu okupacyi, jakich dokony--
waiy rome armie cd czasu Rewo-
lucyi Rosyjskiej. Naczelny ata--
man ukrainski PetlrAa zajmowal
Kijow try razy, try razy row.
niez zajmowali go i bolszewicy.
Pomimo tylu walk stoczonych
pod Kijowem, Shadow walk W sa-
mym miescie prawie, re ME wi
dac. Ulice miasta sa brudne wy
ludnione, wzd}uz ktorych widnie-
ia zrujnowane sklepy z oknaml
zabitynii deskami. WiekszoSG ma
gazynow jest zamknieta. Restau-
racye i hotele stoja pustkami Cd
dawna. Bankow w mieScie niema
zupeinie. Duze domy i wieksze a
partamerta stoja rowniez pust-
kami. Tramwaje chodza nieregu-
larnie, bez zadnego planu, casa
mi ME chodza wcale. Elektrownie
i wodociagi pracuja okazyjnie. O.
trzymanie zywnoSci jest wprost
wykluczone; cudzoziemiec jezeli
ME chce umierac Z giodu, musi "a
bierac jedzenie re soba.
Brsk opalu jest nadzwyczaj
ootkliwy. Drzewo opa}owe moz-
ia otrzymac tylko W bardzo ma
}ych iloSciach to po bardzo wy
sokich cenach pomimo faktu, re
okolice Kijowa pokryte So lasami.
Brak opaiu byi jedna z glownych
przyczyn epidemii tyfusu W cza-
sic ubiegfej zimy, poniewaz lud-
nose gromadzila sic W ma}ych zle
przewietrzanych izbach, by w
ten sposob uniknac zmarzniecia.
Ludnosc odzywia sic ogromnie
zle, wszyscy bez wyjatku odziani
So niedostatecznie. lego rodzaju
stan rzeczy dziaia ogromnie
przygnebiajaco pod 'wzgledem mo
ralnym. Sam rozmawiaiem z ludz-
mi, kt6rzy po siedm miesiscy ME
wychodzili zupeinie domu, al
bowiem wieczorami liczni agenci
policyjni ubrani po cywilnemu do
konywali masowych aresztowan,
wyiacznie ma podstawie Podejrze-
MIA, nawet w tych wypadkach,
gdy dokumenty osobiste by}y W
zupeinym porzadku. Egzekucye.
wykonywane przez bolszewikow
w sposob mad wyraz okrutny, zne
CAME sic mad nieszczesliwymi O.
fiarami stoja II wszystkich zywo
w pamieci wywoiuja kazdego
mieszkaica Kijowa paniczny
strach na mySl o mozliwoSci po-
wrotu bolszewikow.
LudnoSc 'Kijowa przed wojna
wynosila 10000. w czasie wojny
liczba ia dosiegaia !, 100000, albo-
~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-09
Jeszcze W Sprawie Spalenia
Angielskiej Flagi.
z Prawyborow w Iowa.
Znizenie Ceny Butow W St. Louis.
INNE TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE
VILLA I DIAZ JESZCZE PRE-
CIWNI NOWEMU RZADOWI.

CIWNI NOWEMU RZADOW1.
Meksyk, miasto, 8. czerwca. -
Jedyni notoryczni przew6dcy re-
wolucyi w Meksyku.. ktorzy ODE
cnie jeszcze popieraja akcye re-
wolucyjnq ME chca uznac nowe-
90 rzqdu, sa Francisco Villa
Felix Diaz.
General Meixueiro, przewodca
Y Oaxoca, miai w sweJ uocy sto-
| lice przez pewien czas po ucieczce
Carranzy i jego zwolennlkow z
miasta Meksyku, dopomagaJac w
ten spos0b ruchowi rewolucyjne-
mu w calej republice.
Manuel Pelacz, magnat nafto'
wy. zaia} Tampico, gioszac, IL nie
Jest wiecznym rewolucyonista z
zasady, a W rewolucyi tel blerze
udzia} tylko dlatego, ze spodzle-
wa sic, il jcj rezultatem bedzie zje
dnoczony kraj. kilkakrotnie
wzmiankOwai on, ze bracia Co.
dillo i inni dawniejsi rewolucyoni-
sci dystryktu Tampico takze z
MIN tn przybyli.
Higino Aguilas, Pedro Gabay
i inni miedzy misstem Meksy-
kicm a Vera Cruz starali sic pre-
szkodzit przejazdowi pociasow
Carranzy, Iecz chociaz zdaje sic,
ME ulegat wqtpliwoSci, re znajdo-
wall sic pod naczelnictwem Fell
xa Diaz'a - lego nazwisko ME
bylo wcale wzmiankowane w sty-
cznoSci powyzsza akcya.
Nastepcy Emiliano Zapaty, w
Morelos. Genevevo de la O i Va
lentin Reyes przybyli do stolicy
Z generalem Obregon'em. Poda-
no takze do wiadomosci, re pocia-
gi kursuja ma poiudnie Cd Vera
Cruz bez zadnej strazy, co sic
dzieje po raz pierwszy cd wielu
lat.
Mai E. w. Burr, cztonek anne
Iykahskiej ambasady, mia} po re-
wolucyi watpliwy zaszczyt spot
kama w stolicy genera}a Rafael
Pimeinta, bylego strohnika "a
patty, kt6ry swego czasu zdolas
wzfac go do niewoli kilku inny-
mi Amerykanami, gdy opuszczali
pociagiem miejscowoSc Cuernava-
ca, celem przybycia do miasta
Meksyku. Byio to dnia 28go mar
ca br.
Major Burr swym sprytem
zrecznoScia zdolai jednak poten1
wymknac sic 2 pod Okla strazy i
dosta} sic ma wolnoSc.
Pimenta obecnie ma W komen-
die 1900 bylych zwolennikow
Zapaty w Xochimilco. Posiada on
wielkie zaufanie ME tylko genera
low Genevevo de la o i Valentin
Reyes, lecz takze genera}a Obre-
gon'a.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-09
KrOnika ChicaSOska.

spotkaIa sic gIuchem miIczc-
MEM. Senator Lodge zakonczyl
czytanic rekopisu Swej nieuda}ej
mowy po godzine i oSmnastu MI
nutach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-09
PIKIETA SUFRAzYSTEK
,DOZORUIE.".

Wojownicze cory stowarzysze
MIA sufrazystek, przystrojone w
wstegi blekitne, nczuwa}y' mad
przebiegiem uchwai konwencyi
poza jej drzwiami - ma ulicy.
Wokoio mich gromadzily sic thu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-09
Czerwoni Donosza o Zwyciestwach
Ukraina pod Rzadami Bolszewikow.
WYBORY W NIEMCZECH.
Cabinet Niemiecki Podaje Sic do Dymisyi.
INNETELEGRAMY ZAGRANICZNE

W szeregach czerwonych bohate-
row, re, dzielac sic ia radosna no
wina z ASSOCIATED Press" zapo-
mnieli navy zdobytych ma Pola-
kach miast wiosek zmuszeni
sa posilkowac sic takimi oiireSle-
miami, jak - ,punkt LEGACY o I
mil ma poiudnio-wschod Cd Bo--
brujska", ,,odparcie nieprzyja-,
ciela do miejsca wszczecia przez
niego ataku" itp. Przyp. Red. DE-.
Chic.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-09
7 Biura MeteOrOlOgicznegO.

Wseh6d sIohea gOdzinie 4:14.
Zaeh6d SiOhea gOdzinie 7:24.
Pogoda W Chicago Okoliey: Ma Oga
uogOdnie we Srode W ezwartek, - We
srOde spOdziewana jednak burza z
grzmotami. Cieplej we Srode. ehlodniej
we ezwartek. Swieiy pOIudniowy wiatr
we Srode, przechOdzaey W p0inocnO-za-
ehOdni w czwartek.'
~
Temperature doby miniOnej: Najwy1-
sza wczoraj o gOdzinie Smej rano. 50
stOpni. najni4sza gOdzinie 1Otej wie-
cz6r. 81 stopni
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-09

MY cickawych, ktorc PolIcya u
stawicznic rozganiaia - gdy a
toll spr6bowano usunqc woJow-
niczc ,,Strazc", wszystkie stane-
}v murem Z micjsca ruszyc sic
ME chciaiy, wyzywaj2co nawct
lqdaly arcsztowania, lecz tu
spotka} je zawod smutny, bo Po-
licya ,uparla" sic i aresztowania
ich odmowila.
Okrzykami i wiclkimi plakata-
mi nawoEywaiy militantki rcpu-
blikan0w do przcprowadzenla cal
kowitcgo rownouPrawnicnia. -
,,l!ak diugo jcszcze beda kobicty
oczekiwaly swej wolnoSci" wo-
laly.
Miedzy wojowniczemi sufra-
zystkami znajdowala sic rownicz
pna. Ellen Windsor Z Haveriord,
kt6ra odsiedziaia piet dni w cell
policyjnej W Waszyngtonie.
JOHNSON Z KAzDA CHWI-
LA S1LNIEJSZY.
Wszclkic proby ustalenia pew
nych cyir, ktoreby odpowiadaly
przypuszczalncmu rezuItatowi
pierwszego balotowania, okazaiy
sic daremne. w przyblizeniu tyl
ko udalo sic sporzadzic wykaz
pierwszcgo balotowania. L tego
wykazu wyp}ywa nastepujacy wy
mix:
'Najsilniejszy kandxdatow O..
becnie, general Wood, poslada
mniej niz ESQ g}os6w. Lowden
ma 232 a Johnson liz. Ma pierw
Sym balocie spodziewac sic moz
ma co najmniej II kandydatow.
Tak wiadomo, do wyboru handy
data potrzeba jest 492 gfosow.
Trzecie miejsce senatora John
soma ME dowodzi bynajmniej, ze
on sic w tenn miejscu zostanie -
przeciwnie, iszeregi Johnson'a z
chwila kazdq sic pomnazaja, a
zatem, zanim przyjdzie do balo-
towania, bedzie on staf O wiele
wyzej. Przy drugiem i trzeclem
balotowaniu drugorzedny obecnie
Johnson wpadnie ma pewno ma
pierwsze miejsce.
Wczoraj w hotelu Blackstone,
zebra}a sic Smietanka Swiata pre-
myslowego i finansowego w .celu
omowienia kwalifikacyi kandyda
tow przyjscia do zgody W wy
borze ,,swego".
Pierwszym krokiem zgromadze
mia by}a jednog}oSna uchwa}a
proiektu zniszczenia szansy wy
boru Johnson'a. Zdaniem zebra
nych kandydatura Johnson a
przedstawia najtwardszy orzech
do zgryzienia - z innymi poi
dzie'o wiele latwiej.
Wielcy przemys}owcy i finan-
sisci, ,miedzy ktorytni figurowali
wczoraj: Elbert Gary z trustu
stalowego, Herbert Pratt, re
STANDARD Oil", Tomasz Lamont
q Do1-4ao-a... -. -A.os;z,, O
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-09
KALENDARZYK.

Dzis, sroda, 9 ezerwea: sw. Prymu-
sa.
Intro, czwarteH, 10 czerwca: Sw.
MaigOrzaty kr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-09
ORKAN NISZCZY MIASTO
w MINNESOTA.

Fargo, N: D., 9. czerwca. -
Raporta otrzymane Waspeton
wczoraj wieczorem donosza, ze
Foxholme, Mimi, miasteczko od-
dalone o Is mil Cd Waspeton, 70
sta}o kompletnie zburzone przez
orkan. Otrzymano tu depesze pro-
szace pomoc lekarska. O lie via
domo dotychczas. dw0ch robotni-
kow kolejowych linii Great Nor
thern" zostalo zabitych w Garde-
rer, W powiecie Cass, gdzie kill
ka pociagow zostaio zwianych z
torow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-09

Warszawa, 8. czerwca. - W
celu przelamania froitu pomie--
dzy Dnieprem Dniestrem po ME-
udanym ataku mad Dzwing Be
rezyna boiszewicy sprowadzili Ca
Ia dywizye piechoty i 10000 ka-
waleryi.
Podczas wczorajszego ataku ma
GIebokie, S5 mil ma potnoc cd
Minska, Polacy przerwali linis
bolszewicka biorac przytem OIL
brzymie zapasy materyaiu wo-
jennego.
w gornym biegu rzeki Berezy-
ny Polacy zajeli Osoize(?D wy
pierajac czerwonych Poza rzeke,
Ma froncie pomiedzy Dzwina
i Berezyna bolszewicy pod napo-
rem wojsk polskich cofaj2 sic W
panicznym popiochu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-09
nych w sobote, z ktorych siedm
by}o fatalnych.
SENAT STANU LOUISIANA
ODRZUCA ySUFFRAGIUM."
Baton Range. 8 czerwca -

NStt A>AA6SJ ~ N6Si "Se'
Rezolucya W sprawie r9tyfikacyi
federalnej ustawy 0 rownoupra-
wnienie kobict doznaia wczoraj
porazki W senacie Stanu Louisa.
ia glosami % do 10.
/ Decyzya powyzsza senatu sta.
nowego ME oznacza jednak jesz.
'cze definitywnego pokonania suf-
iragium W legislature Louisiana,
aibowiem Izba nizsza przygoto--
waia druga, zastepcza rezolucye
| jezeli ia zostanie przyjeta, bedzie
podana nastepnie senatowi dla 0.
stecznei akcvi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-09

POLACY PRZERYWAJA
FRONT BOLSZEWICKI, BIO
RAG 500 JENCoW I OLBRZY-
MIA ZDOBYCZ WoJENNA.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-09

Dekohczenie ns stroniey Z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-09
UKRAINA POD RZADAMI
BOLSZEWIKOW.

(Korespondencya pufk. Henry ].
Reilly'ego do The Ch. Trib.")
Berlin, 9. czerwca. - Polska o.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-24

Calendars win be given 1000 prisoners
enrolled in the Brighter Day League.
The Volunteers Of America distributed
800 baskets containing Christmas din /.
ners for $500 persons today. Colonel
Christopher e. Heron supervised dis
tribution at the Volunteers mission,
26S North Ninth street.
Special baskets were prepared for
widows and the sick. These baskets
contained a chicken and other essen.
tials for o good dinner. The other bas.
kcts included ten pounds Of beef,
potatoes. turnips. cabbages, onions,
apples, a package of oats, coffee, bread.
milk and candy.
The Volunteers of America will hold
its Christmas tree celebration on New
Years Day. Toys and clothing Will
be given to several hundred needy chill
dren. Colonel Alice V. Heron will be
in charge Of this celebration.
The twenty first annual free basket
dinners distribution was made to 3OO
families today BY the Helping Hand
Rescue Mission. 721 North Second
street. Toys and clothing also we're dis
trlbuted.
jude John NJ. Patterson. disguised
as Santa Claus, distributed 200o
baskets Of turkeys and other food on
behalf of the Prison Welfare Associa-
tion today. The baskets were given
at City Hail. as usual. Judge ratter.
son also will distribute gifts to tho
poor at the entertainment IN City Hnll
m Christmas.
Fifty baskets. containing dinners,
were given out today at the branch
office OF the Salvation Army, 2J55 Ger
mantown avenue.
There will be a Christmas dinner with
chicken and everything" at the Gal
i'ca Mission, S2t Vine street. Ronst
beef and ham also will be served.
che dinner will begin at 10 80
o'clock and approximately 200 men will
have their Christmas meal there. Short
services will be held at the mission at
10 o'clock, preceding the dinner. George
w. wilkins il superintendent Of the
mission. He announces a special din
nor FOR 10 children on New Years 8
Day,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-24

4 fellow is sort OF ont Of luck TO be
lying in bed with an ice bag on his chest
on the day before Christmas. but Pas.
ouale Regone. little eleven year old
boy who was run ovNr yesterday by an
automobile on his way home from school
and taken TO the PENNSYLVANIA NOsri-
tai. looked philosophically about the
white ward this morning, bemoaned his
fate and then decided, ut could b.
worse"
II got company" ne said. And 1t
was true.
The spotlpss sunshiny ronm in tho
emergency ward was occupied by thre"
little bove. almost the same HgN, NM
70 pascuale was James LunnCy. 2GS5
Bancroft street. who Is recovering from
aonendiciti.. Then there Is Ruc"a
Basco, who has been in America ex-
actly three days and spent all three
OF them in the hospital His eye be
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-24
TURKEY,ETC.,READY
FOR ARMY OF POOR
Thousands of Christmas Din
ners Distributed-Sick Get
Large Share
BASKETS AT CITY HALL

Charitable organizations and indi-
viduals have seen TO IL that the Christ
mas dinner is more t'lan n dream in
the homes Of PHILADELPHIA & poor. Even
the unfortunate chap whose home IL in
his memories will have a Christmas din
rer.
One Of the largest helping hands In
the business of seeing that Christmas
dinner Is not tragedy for many Is
extended by the Salvation Army.
Christmas dinners for 5000 persons
we're distributed at the Salvation \ my :
memorial auditorium, Broad street and
Fairmount avenue. this afternoon. Iin"
tenant Colonel Arthur T. Brewer and
Major William s. Barrett directed tao
festivities.
Nearly 600 basket dinners were given
to mothers and children representing
antilles which can least afford TO pur-
'hnSe the holiday meal. Each basket
outained dinner for six persons. II
Included a chicken. condensed milk. cnn
of corn and peas, cranbCrries, a pound
Of sugar, loaf Of bread. turnips, pota-
toes, onions, crackers, O half pound OF
,ofFCe. half pound OF butter, three ap-
pics and two oranges.
One thousand toys Will be given to
children at the Salvation Army =
Christmas entertainment at 3 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon The toys will BE-
heaped around two handsomely
trimmed Christmas trees. Major Oscar
Haag will be Santa Claus and distribute
the gifts.
One hundred boys and girls will also
be given shoes, and every child will
receive nuts and IN orange.
Fullerton l.. Waldo will tell stories
to the children. and there will be a pro-
gram OF music drills. recitations and
special exercises.
The SaNationists will give candy aud
Christmas cards to every one oil the
1900 men In the Eastern Penitentnry.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-24
SHUT-|NS TO SHARE
IN CHRISTMAS Joy
Kind Hearts to Spread Yuletide
Spirit in Hospitals and
Institutions
WON'T FORGET CHILDREN

Kind hearts make merry Christmases
for shut. ins, and sufferers in hospitals,
this year will not be forgotten.
Little children In institutions and
homes also, will be remembered and
kind old Saint Nicholas, one Of the
few who realize rich and poor are alike
in hcnrt. will bring happiness to the
Ill, and the fatherless and the mother
less. -,
The American Legion. too, will re-
member the wounded comrades in many
hospitals, and have arranged entertain
ments for them. .--,-,
There will be Christmas trees, and
turkey dinners with all the tixinSs ana
carols will be sung. The 119 patients
at the Germantown Hospital, Penn
street near Chew, will be entertained
by the singing Of carols by nurses and
physicians at $3.50 o'clock tomorrow
morning. A dance will be held ut st.
Luke's Hospital, and there will be an
eleven course dinner at the Jewish
Hospital, Tabor and York roads.
Movies for Deaf and Dumb
A moving picture show has been ar
ranged at the Colonial Theatre, Ger
mantown, for tomorrow, for inmates
~ tho Pennsylvania Institution for the
Deaf and Dumb, at Mount Airy. An
entertainment will follow.
Special mass will be celebrated to-
morrow morning at both the Gopzaga
Memorial Church, Church lane near
Chew street, and at the Little sisters IS
of the Poor Mission, Chew street ana
Church lane. Gifts will be dis
tributed. >,...
At the whosoever Gospel Mission,
1Ol Fast Chelten avenue, services Will
be held morning and evening tomorrow.
and iJO inmates and residents OF the
vicinity will be guests. ,,u,
Sixty patients at the Chestnut Hill
Hospital, Germantown avenue near
Chestnut avenue, will be entcrtainedi
tomorrow morning by the singing OF
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-24
Christmas 4ctiriiicS
Planned for Tomorrow

Manufacturers Club, host % 300
boys and girls. 8 Il. NJ.
Gali'eo Mission. sol Vine street.
to give 40 dinners, 10 80 a. N.
Helping Hand Rescue Mission. III
North Second street. Distributes 300
Christians baskets between noon and
y. N. and gives gifts to poor chill
Lrcn.
Sea,nuu'@ Church Institute, Sec.
ond and Walnut streets, gives din
ners To- Snam"n. l p. n.
Christmas celebrations, Win din
ne-s and Distribution Of g.tts in n.
hofpita... foster homes and iuSt!tU
tons throughout the city.
Members Of ADcr4nn Logon
posts visit wounded soiIi"rs in hos
p.ta,S
Christmas celebration at Phl!a'
dclpAiu Navy Yard az day.
officers and crew Of United States
TRANSPORT Henderson treat 30 or.
phans at navy yard, , 2. II.
Salvation Armr distributes toys
70 loOU poor childrea in Memorial
Auditorium. Broad street aEd Fair.
mount avenue 3 D. N.
Salvation Amy distributes cardy
and card, ~ 800 prisoners m East.
ern Prulteutiary u"d gives dinners
to their families,
Christmas celebrations in Moya-
,ncpsing Prison, House Of Correc-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-24

There will be Christmas supper ana
the singing Of carols tomorrow night nt
Episcopal Church, at 202O South EiebtpS
street. Many of the gifts to be- n Iisu
tributed to the children are from tbo
Haverford Christmas Stocking J1uh
The exercises will continue oil week.
Members Of the Main Line Federo.
tion of Girls Clubs will sing Christ
mas carols tonight at the Bryn Nav
Hospital, and before many of the homes
in Bryn Mawr.
Christmas Day. at the Home OF IN.
Merciful Savior for Crippled ChildrSn
will start with the celebration Of holu
communion and then at breakfast enci,
child will receive a well filled Christ
mas stocking. There will be served
Christmas dinner at noon,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-24

carols by the hospital staff. At the
Germantown Almshouse, rulaski ave-
nhe and Rittenhouse street, gifts will
be distributed to the eighty three in
mates.
There will be a community Christmas
tree illuminated tonight in Clivcden
Park. johnson and Musgrave streets,
the gift Of the Cliveden improvement,
Association. The residents Of the
neighborhood will gather about the
Christmas carols. The tree will be
illuminated each evening this week.
Hundreds Of children in the neigh
borhood Of the Community House, Nor.
ton street near Hnines street. German.
town, will receive Christmas gifts,
which will be distributed under the
auspices Of the Women's Club Of Ger
mantown.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-24
BROKERS REVEL TODAY
stock Exchange Holds Annual
Christmas Lurcneon

Members OF II" Stg"k Exchange,
Srms and Presidents o! iuanc'- inst.
tutiUns attended the annual ChrstWas
luncheon given tCday by the philad".-
phia Stock Exchange.
The aryaugemrnjs tx tie iun"h"or
were mad By special c"r.mittrr COM
posed o' Gordon 5. tarrigau. rha.rUan
Frank c Matthew. and John :. PGrke
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-24
COMMUNITY PARTIES PLANNED

Two hundred women and children
will be the guests of group Of West
Philadelphia women at Christmas
dinner in the West Philadelphia Re-
publican Club. Patrons Of the Com
munity House. Haines and Morton
streets, who come from the Italian
colony in that part OF Germantown,
will be provided with q, merry Christ,
mas. A tree has been donated "a well
as toys, books, games and candies. by
charitably inclined residents Of Ger
nnntown
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-26
LOUISVILLE MAN GAINS
TWENTY THREE POUNDS
and NEVER FELT BETTER

sort Of pains in my left side and at
night especially the catarrh in my
head caused me so much trouble I
could get but little rest. ! could
scarcely breathe lying down and 1t
was often almost day before ] got
any sleep at ALL | lost thirty pounds
in weight, and had very little strength
and was in such a bad fix that I had
to stay home from work for days at
time
while looking over the paper one
evening ran across testimonial
for Tanlac that described my case
so well that I made up my mind TO
try it, After | had finished my third
bottle | was feeling like a brand-new
man. My catarrh was gone, my
head felt clear, my stomach stopped
troubling me and I could lie down at
night and sleep like child. L can
now eat such things as meats and
cabbage, in fact just anything | want
and never feel touch Of Indigestion.
l have never felt better in my life
than I 90 now. and when l recon-
mend Tanlac to my friends it's easy
for them to see the change that has
taken place in my condition
Tanlac is sold in Ardmore by Grav'
lit Drug Co., in Healdton by Smith
Mcknight Drug Co., in New Wilson
by City Drug Store and in Pooleville
by l.. o. Majors. adv