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The Neshoba Democrat., 1920-02-19

until the Romans built the Ap.
plan Way; would he visit Miss
issippi nowg 1t took Moses forty
years to travel about 500 nl.ies
to the promised land. Aaron be-
came discouraged because of
hardships and delay, on account
of bad roads, and set up an idol
and worshipped it. No end of
sins and calamities have been
caused by mud.
Yours very truly,
Cliff Williams, Vice. Pres.
Miss. Highway improvement
Association.
Jackson, Miss Feb. 18th
The Pate bill in the House au-
thorizing a bond issue of $25, ,O0O.-
10000 for good roads, to be sup
plemented by a like sum from
the Federal government has been
set for final consideration this
week. The first reading of the
bill was on Wednesday. Friends
of good roads legislation gathered
in Jackson the early part of the
week to do all in their power to
get this bill, or some similar bill
passed by both houses.
There seems to be some mis-
understanding among many of
the citizens of the state regard
ingthis bill and what it calls for
The apprehension with which
many people look on bond issues
because of the increase in taxes
necessary to retire them, makes
this bill somewhat unpopular the
minute it's title is mentioned---
1.-THE Pate bill for S25, 100000 90
bond issue"
But the truth of the matter is
that such apprehension with re-
gard to this bond issue is unwar-
ranted. The bill authorizes di-
rect tax on automobiles, trucks,
motorcycles and gasoline. Every
nickle of the issue will be retired
by this direct tax on motor ve-
hlcles.
In addition to that, Cliff Will
liza ms of Meridian, Vice Pres. of
the Mississippi State Highway
Improvement Association points
out that the net work Of high
ways to be built with this money
will assure at least one highway
through every county in the
state, that these roads will be
maintained by the state and sup
ervised by Federal experts which
will permit the county to spend
it's own money on the other coun-
ty roads.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1920-02-19
NOTICE

Fol owing Is letter from one
of our customers in regard to the
"Mascot Range. By consent of
the writer we are pleased to pub
lish it:
Route 4 Philadelphia, Miss.
Feb. 8, 1920,
Spivey- Ross Hardware %.
Philadelphia, Miss.
Gentlemen:
Please pardon me for failing
The Neshoba Democrat., 1920-02-19
LOOKl LIsTENl

Do not buy a light plant for
your home or business before see
ing me. Pumps your water, fans
in summer lights everywhere
Its fool proof
9 G Hswell (barber)
Phila. Miss.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1920-02-19
NO 81

FOR RENT-25 acres Of good
farm land in about one half mile
of town. ANY one wishing to
rent this farm will plesae see me
at once. M. A. Henderson
The Neshoba Democrat., 1920-02-19

Rub-My- -Tism is great pain hill
er. 1t relieves pain and soreness eaus
ed by rheumatism, neuralgia, sprains
The Neshoba Democrat., 1920-02-19
0 M|Ss|SS|PP|ANS!

J
Jackson to be diligent and vote
the $25,000,00O State Highway
Bonds, because Good Roads will
connect every county seat and
the principal towns. You can Wis
it the now far-of country which
will then become nearby. You
/, won't then have to say, Il will
be there if it don't rain'' Your
wife will smile and call you bles
sed, your children will laugh
with JOY and stay at home on the
farm. Vote "yes" because your
mules, oxen and asses will not be
taxed and your work stock will
wax fat And because we can
navigate by foot dry shod, one
team will pull as much as three
teams now, and all "given unto
you" and we pay nothing. Our
hearts should be full of gratitude
The only fellow that pays is the
automobile man, and he says he
can afford it and desires to pay.
Now if he is satisfied and feels
justified in presenting the bal
ance of us folks three hundred
and sixty-fve days a year with
good roads, we fellows who are
participating and not liquidating
should at least reclprocate with
a smile and say, 'We will join
you in enjoying these deliciously
delightful roads. Now this is
what the auto man knows and
why he favors bond issues and is
willing to pay for them.
Now careful tests have shown
that good roads consume only
half the gas poor roads do>-the
average use 500 gallons per year
and you save 250 gallons at %
cents per gallon or $62.50. Then
too, Good Roads cut repair bills
iu half-say you save $4,000.
Your car will last twice as long
on good roads-you save another
$4,000, or $265 so less 2 cents
per gallon tax on 500 gallons,
$1,000 and tax on car, say $1,000
and you have good roads and
save $242.50 a year. Our State
is the dumping ground for rotten
gas and oil-this 2 cents will put
on an Inspector and increase
the value OF the gas % per cent
to you,
Now listen, when Washington
goes fifty fifty and presents to US
gratis the use of trucks, portablc
forges, rock crushers and gives
us dynamite for blasting, all oil
which is equal to another 80 per
cent, making 100 per cent 10 our
80 per cent, which is paid by th
gasoline users, (and they save
100 per cent by spending so per
cent? it is time to perform.
The auto man favors bond is
sues because it will save him
time and money and add joy. If
you don't own an auto you en-
Joy and pay nothing. All of US
have to pay Federal tax-if you
don't vote the bonds the Federal
money goes to other states and
we liquidate and don't partici-
pate.
Considering it all, if you dom t
perform, won't you feel like a
one-lesged man at Tango
Dance? Good roads will keep
more children on the farm and In
the school; will plant more flow
ers, paint more houses, put more
peaches in your wife's cheeks,
bring more industries, better live
stock and food, improve morals
and increase happiness and pros
perity.
Because of petty politics dis
position to hesitate and not thor
ougbly investigate, the bill might
not pass this time, unless the
voice from home is heard. 1t
you desire to stay in the mud
Just be Indifferent and you will
likely eucceed. If you want Good
pnads SAY so and get after them
The Neshoba Democrat., 1920-02-19

WANTED Drum men 81
Tong men, $500, Landing
men, $500, Log cutters,
$4.O0, Road cutters, $3.50
Deemer Camps,
New Deemer Mfg. Co.
Deemer Miss.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-06
NEW0ERRY CAMPAIGN
MANAGER ON STAND
Confirms Some Important Testi-
mony Offered by the Federal
Attorney.

Grand Rapids, Mich.,. March g.
paul IT X ing and Mark r. Mckee, law
nartnerS and co-defcndants in the New
berry elections conspiracy trial, tcs-
t;ied for the defense yesterday. The tes-
,;u,onv pictured the former, as cam
nairn manager fro Truman II. New
lsrry, visiting almost every county in
the State, composing campaign adver-
tisemcnts on speeding automobiles, die
tating l.ttcrs by the hundreds on rail-
road trains and in hotels, interviewing
thousands of persons and reporting
nightly to the candidate by mail.
Mckee, on the contrary, disclnimed
all campaign activity and said he first
found opportunity TO work for New
berry when he voted for that candi-
date on primary day.
Kings testimony was not finished yes
terday. His last statement was a denial
of the government testimony that Rich
ard Fletcher, on the occasion of the
famous conversation behind the pre-
seription case of William Mckeighan's
drugstore in Flint, said anything about
getting executive clemency for Nc
keighan or supreme court reversal
of Mckeighan's sentence to the peni-
tentiary on charges Of assault and robbery.
'There was nothing OF that nature
said at ALL" said King. 81 asked Nc
Aeighan myself to support Newberry.
aud ho told me he was out of politics
and did not care 10 support anybody in
the senatorial race"
King confirmed that portion of the
prosecution testimony which related that
he and Fletcher, French, Henry and
Fred Castator had called at the drug
store, after a Newberry meeting at
Henry's.
81 would as soon that no one saw lis
talking to him. said Henry; for if it
became known that Mckeighan and his
gang were supporting Newberry we
would lose the votes OF all the respect
able people In Flint.
There were attacks yesterday on the
character Of two government witnesses,
two witnesses swearing they would not
accept their statements under oath. The
men had sworn to conversations with
defendants dealing with tho "barrei-of-
money" feature of the trial
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-06
E!!lIl:Y:35:3
FOR SALE

BOULEVARD LOT, 5oxI21 near Twenty
eighth street. Highest lot on boulevard
An exceptional bargain at $1,000. Ryan, S3d
Market street.
OWNER is leaving town and wishes to sell
quickly. SIG Z. Sixth street. 10 rooms and
bath. A. b. Stayton. sos Shipiey street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-06
GIRLS CONFERENCE Y. W. C. A.

The ninth aDpuaI conference of the girls
of the Young WomeD's Christian Asso-
citation is being held at Germantown
todav.
The conference is from 1890 a, m 20 4
p. m. and is being attended by large
plumber of Y. w. c. A. girls. Miss Alma
Lall, who is girls work secretary in the
association in Wilmington cnaperoned
q partv of girl delegates from here. those
going being Misses Margaret Slaughter,
Eleanor Riggs, Miriam Powell, Marie
Gilbride, Elizabeth Stroud.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-06
Chester Beat High,

The Wilmington High School basket
ball team met defeat IN the hands of their
rivals Chester, yesterday, % TO 20. The
game was very fast and clean, nobody
having had to be put out for four personal
fouls.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-06
OWNER LEAVING CITY.

New square planned. 2ix-story hornt
with garage. hot water heating bath
electricity and gas, screens. shades.
&c. and possession in 30 days.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-06
DELAWARE

DELAWARE.
] have three arms for sale. One So acrese
poultry, truck farm $500 part cash On
- acres, crops. stock and tools, $500. par {
cash 1.-acTe pou try. truck farm. $500.
part cash These farms ali have good build
sngs on them. Near depot.
A. b. GOODEN.
Aarydel, Dd,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-06
FARMS FOR SALE.
FARMS.

We have several of the finest farms
in the heautifu section watered by
the Brandywine and other strong.
pure streams.
Most of these properties have sub
stantlal stone homes vi tb modern inn
provemente and often commanding
lovely extensive views. Farm build
lngs are complete and the soil IS the
best.
They are within a short automobile
drive from Whining ton. Possession
nay Le mad this spring on some OF
these properti S.
Dozens more ali Sizes and prices.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-02
CRONICA DE VlENA
.VARSONIA DQRAATE ISIJ DEEENSA

I'm Ia 4idd sde P9lonia,i VaFsoyia ha
desempehado siemprefeI papel de una
academia dc alegrfa Ha sido lin fac
tor de vitalidad en- I'M pals cuya cultu-
IA esta impregnada de un ilscetismo
incorregible. Varsovia Saba reir.
Siendo la intca gran ciudad de Polo
MIA, aprovechaba todas las ventajas
que ofrece el. n1meGo. Dentro de una
poblaci6n de Casi I'M million de habi-
tantes nnnca era diffcil encontrar con-
sumidores para tai cuaI noTedad
allegro. Varsovia saba refr, v los mo-
ralistas no Sc canadian en- amenazarla
con sus .truenos de Reproduction.
Hoy todo ha cambiado completamen-
tie. Destle que el frente de guerra Sc
ha acercado In eiudad el semb.tlnte
de varsoyia La safrldo una gran trans
formaci6n. Su aspecto actual es el de
seriedad Y de concentration. Todos
estan pensando en- ii .defensa Pro
cesiones religiosas, conducidas por los
sacerdotes, pasan por las GALES orando
Y cantandO. Las iglesias ;estan llenas
a cada hora del dfa. Los Comites de
propaganda no dejan de trabajar. La
propaganda Sc hace por todos los me-
diOs imaginables. Los Oradores lla-
mados de un minuto' recorren las
GALES, y en- unos discursoS, breves v
energicoS como una arenga militar,
llaman a la poblaci6n los, trabajos
de defensa. Los, carteles pintorescos,
cuya ejecuci6n ha sido confiada a los
artistas de las escuelas mas avanza-
das, claman desde dos murOs de la
ciudad Ia gravedad del peligro. Ell
los pradOS de los jardines pGblicOs
Sc han ''escrito", recortando artifcio-
samente el herbaje, llamamientos pa
tri0ticos de toda clase. Entire las mu-
jeres Sc reparten prOclamaciones en- las
que sc les pide escupir en- la cara a
los hombres que no esten ocupados en-
la defensa del pals. Ante las salidas
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-02

de los cafes y ae los cines las aceras
estan cubiertas de una especie de cola.
| !: Cual es Ia relaci6n entire la cola y la
propaganda palri6tica? Hela aquf: /:
In ciudadano due acaba de diyertirse
en- un cafe en- un cine y que sale
pensando todavfa en- 10 que ha visto,
despu6s de haber dado unOs pasOs sc
encuentra con que no puede levantar
sus pes; su zapato estd pegadO al
suelo: baja los ojos v entonces, jnnto
a la cola que lie ha aprisionado, We una
inmensa inscription: ia patria esta
en- peligro''. Asf. aunque fuera contra
SUI yoluntad, durante un minute tiene
que pensar en- que no todos estan pen
sando.
A las diez de ra noche termina la
vida prop,a de la ciudad. Mas ALA de
esta hora la circulation en- Ia calle
esta prohibida, Las patrullas de la
milicia cfudadana, que rec0rren las
calles, tienen pOderes muy amplios
para castigar inmediatamente a los
que no obedecen a los reglamentos pu.
blicados.
Cuando las tinieblas de la noche es.
tan cubriende toda la ciudad. Varso-
via representa- un aspecto de miste.
riosa laboriosidad. Ell alto mando
aprovecha la obscuridad para ejecutar,
sin testigos, el agrupamiento de has
fuerzas militares! Largas celHmnas
del Ej6rcito estan marchando en- la
direction del frente. Los autos del
EstadO Mayor y de las misionea mi
litares extranjeras van Y vienen. Las
baterfas, los tanques grandes Y peque-
nos pasan dentroide i'm gran estruendo.
la noche sirve tambien para cubrir
las tristeZas de la guerra. Los autos
V los coches de la Cruz Roja traen del
, frente los heridos y muertos. ;Mu-
chos? ;Pocos? Nadie 10 sabe.
TADEO PEPPER.
s.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-02

CUIDADO CON LOS SUBSTI.
TUTOs, PAINKILLER, no tiene
rival en- la curaci6n de las heri-
das, cQntusiones y tronchaduras.
Internamente sirve para los desa-
,rreglos de los intestinos. Refuse
los substitutes. No hay mas que
I'm PAINKILLER, Ell de PERRY
DAVIS. Advt. II
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-02
La paIabra de Foch, previsora
y energica

Parfs.-En reciente entrevista el Ma
riscal Foch ha dicho: LOS aconteci.
mientos del dfa Y la gloria de Frapcia,
me obligan senalar el peligko para
que ell porvenir libs encuentre en- pie.
Asf, el desarme de Alemania no Sc re-
duce solamente al hecho de destruirle
$4,000 caiiones; la amenaza consiste
'en el espfritu de miltarismo que pre-
domina en- su pueblo como en- 81 pro-
pia alma. Y 81 ese espfritu Sc ira
duce en- hechos usara de la terrible
arma del aeroplaho. La manera de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-02
TADEO PEPPER i.

Iprotejernos contra Ia repetici6n de una
sorpresa agresiya es aumentar la dis
tancia que nos, separa del enemigo,
Cuando dejemos el Rhin ,Alemania es-
tara a nuy poea distancia de Ostende,
desde donde sus fuerzas podrfa lie
gar a Londres entire Ell anochecer = el
amanecer del dfa siguiente. Nuestro
deber para la futura gsenelr:aicf6n es
cuidar de no abandonar todas las pre-
'cauciones del presente, mientras Sc, Aa-7
&c desaparecer el prusianisno ape. Vi
We y conspira. .,...,..,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-02
SOrdera y Ruidos en- la
Cabeza.

81 padece usted de este, vaya
dOnde cualquier farmacia y pida
CONCENTRATED SOURDAL, Gu
70 precio es 4l6 pOr lata. Este nue.
vo remediO produce una eura cas-
ssempre Immediate y sus prontO:
efectOs una cura permanente. Pc
netra en- los sitiOs dOnde Sc asienta
el dOlor y ha realizado curacioncs
cOmpletas en- muchOs casOs en- que
Sc habfan perdido has esperanzas.
ST su droguista aun no ha recibidO,
el SOURDAL, no acepte ningdn
sustituto y ST envie un giro postal
para que le sea proporciOnado di-
cho medicamentO, a "SOURDAL
DISTRIBUTING co. SO, STA!
TON ROAD, CROYDON, SU-
RREY. ENG, y recibira un pa
quete pOr correO, a su direction.
!. -
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-02
Civil 11,754.
SOBRE:
SOBRE:
RECLAMATION DE DINERO.

Yo, Ramon Martinez Reyes, Mar
shall de la Corte de Distrito de San
Juan, P. R., Seccion Primera a todo
ell que interese hago saber:
Que en- cumplimiento de una 6rden
de jeecucion de sentencia dictado por
la Corte en- ell case arriba titulado,
de fecha IA de Septiembre de 1920, y
para satisfacer al demandante la su-
ma de $2,500 he dispuesto la venta en-
publica subasta de la finca urbana
embargada la demandada Juana
Muniz Vida. de Palacios en- ell inciden-
tie sobre aseguramiento de la efec-
tividad de la sentencia promovido en-
este case, Y cuya description es como
sigue:-.
' URBANA: Finca compuesta
de casa Y solar sefalada con ell
No. SO del plano de la finca en-
n la acera. Oeste de una caIle sin
nonfbre alberto en- terrenos de
d. Antonio Salazar Arceo radi-'
cado en- ell caserfo conocido por
"San' Juan Moderno" sitio "Ma-
chuchal", en- la Seccion Norte
del barrio de Santurce de esta
ciudad de San Juan, siendo la
casa de planta baja, balloon al
frente construida de MADEIRA te-
chada de hero galvanizado de
5 metros de frente por IL de
fondo, con acometida al acue-
rs ducto con installation de luz
,e,,. electrica e. installation sanitaria
y midiendo ell solar 9 metros de
90, frente por 18 metros de fondo
81 igual a. 162 metros cuadrados.
.,., Lindando, a la derecha que es
ell Norte, con una casa sin NOM
.bre, con la que hace esquina, a
la izquierda que es ell Sur, con
, la casa No. 70, propiedad de An
-, tonic Salazar Arceo a la es-
!. r, palda que es ell Este, con la casa
No. % perteneciente al propio
Salazar Arceo, " al frente que
es ell Oeste con la calle que radi-
ca. Inscrita al folio Sc del to-
mo 35 de Santurce Norte ms
cripcion cuarta. s
Dicha subasta Sc verifcara en- San
Juan, P. E. en- la oficina del Marshal
en- ell edificio de la Corte de Distrito,
a las 2 de la tarde del dia de Octu-
bre de 1920. La adjudication Sc hara
al mejor postor en- moneda legal de
los Estados Unidos de America.
San Juan,, P. R., Septiembre A.,
1920.
r. Martinez Reyes,
Marshal Corte de Distrito, Seccion
Primera.
Por p. del ManzanO,
Sub-Marshal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-02
A V | S O

Francisco de la Tore y GarridO Y JO-
sc Ramirez Santibanez, participant a
sus cIientes, amigos y al pIblicO en-
general,i que han trasladado su Estu-
dio de Abogados y NOtaria al pisO
principal de la casa nlmero cuatrO de
la Gale de la Tanca, hoy Degetau de
esta Ciudad, frente Real HERNIA
nOs".
Z Tel6fono AL. P.O. Box APT.
San. Juan, p. R.,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-02
EDICTO
EN Ia CORTE De DIsTRITo DEL

EN- LA CORTE DE DISTRITO DEL
D1STRITO JUDICIAL DE SAN
JUAN, P. R.
secci6n Primera.
Estados Unidos de America,
Ell Presidente de los EE. UU. IS.
EL PUEBLO DE PUERTO RICO.
Candido G. de Claudio,
Demandante.
VS..
Jose Palacios Rueabado hoy su
Succession y Juana Muhiz VIDA. de Pa
lacios,
DemandadOs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-02
UNA HABITACION

Para una persona, En- Santurce.
Lame al TeIefono 627 verde, despues
de las de la tarde. Adyt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-02
VENTA EN- PUBLICA SUBASTA
HILARIo LoPEz-CEPERo.-sAN JOSE 1s.

depOaas papeas nlmeros
Octubre 1920
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-28

Nowozorganizowany klub ma Sta
nisiawowie pod nazwa Dixon A. A."
zadal sromotna porazke klubowl
Luck A. c., punktami ) do 4. Bo.
haterem niedzielnej cry by} J6zef CT
chahski. kt6ry W piatej kolejce, gdy
Ct mieli naszych prawie pobitych 3
do l Cicha6ski odbil pike ma c&,v~
~ mety i trzech wesz!o do gl6wnej
mety. Rezultat cry:
Dixon A. Al
oo1o O1oO-
Lucld A. A.:
1902 001o- 4
Omy}ki:, Luck A. C.. 4. Dixon A.
A. l. Uderzenia ma dwie mety: kir-
czewski. Uderzenia ma cztery mety:
]. Cuchowski. Wymachanych: prze2
G. Mulzoffa Z.
Klub Dixon Stars chce sic zmie--
rye z innemi klubami W pike QI-
door basebal) W wieku IA do &c Lat.
Klub Dixon Stars wygral juz p!eG
gIer, a ME przegral All jednej. -
Emiona graczy Dixon Stars: X. Ka-
nabaj, CT. H. Cuchowski, IF. Jan Mar
milo. II. J. Cichahski. 3b. j. Roncz-
kowski, 2b. J. Tomaszewski, 1b. G.
Mulzoff p. I manazer. F. Panzo, IS.
B. Kierzewski c / kapitan. PisaG trze
ba do manazera klubu Jerzego Mu!-
zcffa, 1914 Dickson ul., aIbo zate.e-
fonowa& Haymarket G3OS, pomiedzy
Sta a ina wieczorem.
Dziewiatka polskiego klubu p. n.
,.Bernatowicz Colts %pokonaia przel
kilku dniami dziewiatke Lubu p. n.
Young Tigers" zadajac i'm sromotHl
porazke.
Powyzszy klub wzywa polsk:e
kluby do cry W pike metowa. Cry
nalezy zamawiaG listownie Tub oso-
biScie u p Antoniego Bernatowicza,
Fam. pnr. 1929 S. Sacramento ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-28
z BIURA KOMITETU.
MANIFESTACYI.

Niniejszem uprasza sic wszyst
E!ch Polakow w dzielnicy, przez
kt6ra pochod przechodzic bedzie
by udekorowali swoje domy we
fIagi polskie i amerykanskie.
uprasza sic rowniez wszyst-
kich, ktorzy biora udziai W po-
cbodzie, by iaskawi byli stawic
sic ma czas ma miejsce wyznaczo
ne przez giowaego Marszaika,
by pochod ruszyi o oznaczonym
czasie, poniewaz program Obeho
du PROBATIONARY zostal ma ozna
czona godziue, w ktorej wszyscy
MONEY! i go$cie juz beda sic znaj
dowac ma estradzie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-28

ctodu p. A. Czarneckiego, ma Sc
kretarza Up. Maksymiliana Dry
male.
?. Inwokacya - Prev. X. Ia
nonikJGrudziiiski.
3..Hymn narodowy amerykah
ski: Star Spangled Banner Cd
S~pievaja polaczone Glory pol
skie re wspoudzialem orkiestry.
d. Nova - Kongresmana ia
ma c. Klcczki.
5. Nova Ora Jana Adam
skiego, Delegate Polskiego Mini
stcryum Skarbu.
6, Spiew - Wiazanka polskich
piesni narodowych, ktora od$pic
waja polaczone Glory polskie
pod dyrekcya p. llr. Nowickie-
go przy wspo}udziale orkicstry
p. FIR. Przybylskiego.
7. Nova - pana Hugh Gibso-
ma, ambassadors Stanow Zjcdno-
czonych do Rezczypospolitej
Polskiej.
s. Nova - pana Kazimierza
Kubomirskiego, pos}a Polski W
IStanach Zjcdnoczonych.
9. Spiew - ,,Rota" Marry Ko-
nopnickiej - po}qczone Glory
polskie.
Zakohczenie: og6lny $piew: Je
szczc Polska ME zgineia.
"a Komitet Manifestacyi,
W{ad. Piekarz, Sekretarz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-28
Zwraca sic r6wniez Il
uWage

Zwraca sic r6wniez uwage
.szystkich, by pilnje baczyli cd
kogo zakupuja Programy, cho--
hub inne przedmioty,
azeby hie bogacili kieszeni zydow
ale kupowali Cd swoich.-
Tax ma miejscu zbornem, jak / w
panienki sprzedawac beda
nasze odznaki, programy i bon
dy polskie, niechai vice kazdy
baczy, czy sprzedajaca posiada
upowaznienie Cd komitetu Mani
festacyi i jego odznake.
Komitet Manifestacyi prosi II
SLIME wszystkich, ktorzy jakie--
kolwiek napisy beda mieli, by'by
ly one powazne, taktowne, by'nie
wytwarzaly niepotrzebnego anita
gonizmu. Pokazmy, re jesteSmy
ludzmi powaznymi, re umiemy
z godnoScia sic zachowac.
Zwraca sic take uwage tych
wszystkich, kt6rzy otrzymali BIZ
Lefty ma estrada, by ME dawali ich
nikomu, o lie sami ME NIGGA u
czestniczyc w Manifestacyi. -
Przedewszystkiem prosJmy ME
przyprowadzac re SODA dzieci,
gdyz tie stanowczo ma estrada do
puszczone ME beda,
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1920-10-22
HAS COME
NONE TOO SOON

Atlanta, Ca, October IL "A
prominent business man of Allan.
TIA, who has recently returned from
Europe after stay of some
months, during which time he
motored over q good part OF
northern France, was called upon
to make a talk at recent meeting
and in doing so, made this COM
ment on the part that thrift is
playing on the rehabilitation of
war stricken Europe:
"The people of Europe are
coming back and will re- establish
themselves sooner than is gener-
'ally expected. They are doug it
by hard work and rigid economy.
They are working like bees and
not spending a cent that can be
avoided. 1t is wonderful to see
the progress that has been made
in spite of serious financial diff
culties which they have to over
come.
"The cost of living has been
very much higher there than here
and earnings have been smaller.
The result is that it has taken
rigid economy to make any head
way at all. Not discouraged by
the irightful havoc of war, those
people have gone to work to reha.
biIitate their country, rebuild fac.
tories, roads and houses and al.
ready they have made amazing