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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-27
EWS EVENTS AND FEATURES FOR WOMEN READERS

10 settle down with a pai for life. Tt is thes carcity of this type that is causing the late marriages these days. If matri- mony is the ultimate goal of women. then the present-day dress. the present-day system of facial decoration the present. day dance, the present-day sloppy walk mad the present-day absence of clothes is the greatest deterrent of domestit bliss and the one thing which has de pressed the matrimoniay market and made bonds on the Y. l. domestic railroad sell for less than par. l have spoken"
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-27
DECATUR

Decatur, January 26. - Specially Mrs Catherine Willard Eddy, noted Y w. c. A. worker. will deliver an ad- dress here Saturday. January 31, at the Carnegie library. at a convention of |. W. c. A. workers of the First dis trict, Mrs Elsa Cartwright of Athens, district chairman. announced today. The meeting here of the North Ala
 bama counties Is one of a series to be held over the state and Mrs. Eddy Is scheduled to deliver four addresses in Alabama j.
 Current from the Coosa river will be turned on over the new transmission line to Albany Decatur via Gadsden and Huntsville. at midnight tonight. officials of the Alabama Power Com
 pany announced today. The "cut over'
 was expected Saturday night, but off, ficials explained that the need of
 higher towers at Guntersville had
 caused a delay in the plans. The transmission line Is more than 200 miles long and is said to be one of the longest in the United States. Charlie Mamie was held in the Morgan county jail today on & charge of murder as the result of the death of Ed Clark negro, from pistol wounds alleged 10 have been inflicted by Mamie. The affray oc- cured at the Decatur union station Sat urday night and is said to have followed dispute over a check the negro is ac. eused of having raised from $40 to s25 1 Mamie looked the negro up to question | him, it is claimed. Mamie is a merchant l on Vine street.
 l The Albany firemen soon will be wear | ing new uniforms. Tan service uniformj | have been ordered for the firemen by tn, l city and the fire iaddies, on their own
 have ordered additional uniforms of blu 1 for dress occasions.
 l Funeral services will be held Tuesda, l for D. J. Lewis, formerly well knowi local resident, who died Thursday morn | ing in Oklahoma. The body will arriv, here tonight and interment will be mad
 in the family cemetery at Trinity noun tain. near here.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-27
Erzberger Wounded
 By WOuld-Be Assassin
By Assseiatsd Press

Berlin, January 26.-Mathias Erzberger, the minister of finance, was wounded by shot fired at him today. Herr Erz- berger was shot as he was leaving the criminal courts building after hearing in the Heifferich libel suit. Only one shot struck the minister, who was slight ly wounded in the shoulder. His assail- Ant, who gave his name ac Oltwig von Hirschfield. was arrested.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-27
No. @.

For a time Frances strained her ears to catch any scrap of information that might reach her from the floor below Silence alone rewarded her efforts. and she dropped her head back against the wall. relaxing. and giving herself up to a feeling of drowsiness that swept over her being with irresistible force. Her eyes were heavy, and 1t was no longer possible to think connectedly, and at lass she gave up the struggle a~d went peacefully to sleep crouching lower in the corner behind the big chair.
 Some hours later she was awakened by someone shaking her by the shoulder. Like flash of binding light her sense
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-27
TAKE A NEW
 LEASE ON LIFE Cleanse Your Blood of Those Poisons Which Daily Undermining Your Health

Prescription C-2223 is liquid medicinal preparation that stands above all other reme- dies as an alternative of great power. It restores normal functions to those organs or tissues which are not performing their full work. It changes diseased conditions iese conditions of health. It relieves certain con- gested and irritable conditions of the mucous membrane and has marked influence on the intestinal organs in removing impure and waste products from the body.
 Prescription C-2223 is really an unusual compound | of certain valuable medicinal agents and can be depended on to give results where all other treatments have failed. be- cause it is the private formula of promin snt and successful physician, now long since re- tired.
 This Prescription has given relief to ss many thousands who suffered from diseases caused by poisoned blood, that the manufac- turers authorize druggists to give back the $500 paid for two s1.5o bottles, if the treat ment, when taken according to directions, does not give satisfying relief.
 If your. druggist cannot supply you with $l.50 bottles write Dept. A, 2223 Laboratory, Memphis Tenn, for literature, 1920 Almanac and samples of 2223 Liver Pills.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-27
COLUMBUS, MISS.


 Columbus, Miss. January 26.-(Spe- cial. .)--The street car service in this city has been temporarily discontinued and the Columbus Railway, Light and Power Company has given up it's fran chise of car service, However, this will have no effect on the light and power over the city except to reduce the high cost to the users.
 R. B. Claggett of Greenville. who is general manager of the company. has given out a statement in reference to the closing down of the car service He states that at a recent meeting held in Memphis that the situation in Colum- bus was much talked of, and 1t was agreed upon to discontinue the line here, selling the same and applying the proceeds towards the reduction of the company's bonded indebtedness. The line has been run at a tremend- ous loss for long time past. and MT. Claggett stated that the situation here was like that in many other smaller towns, where properties were in the hands of the receivers, and car line franchises had been surrendered. One of the most practical sermons ever delivered in this city was heard b.. a large congregation last evening ct the First Methodist Church when the pastor, Rev. J. H. Felts, used as his subject: 'fWho Will You Have for Mayor" It was a clean. fair. hot and honest discussion. not of politics. but of the needs of the hour. He did warn the voters of Columbus to think hard before the primary in April. having stated My ballot is myself in action" and urged the people to Wake up, you have been sleeping long enough" After serving the government for nearly 20 years in the local postoffice, Luke Webb, a popular citizen of the city. has resigned his position as clerk at the general delivery window He is undercided as to his future plans. E. T. Sykes. prominent lawyer of 1 this city. expects to be a candidate for l commissioner of the vicksburg Nation | al Park, to succeed Capt. Lewis Guion, who recently died in New Orleans, | DeMolay Commandery No. s, Knights | Templar, has elected the following of l ficers for the ensuing year: Charles l c. Buder. commander; w. M. Horton | generaIissimo; John B. Williams, cap | tain general: Wiley E. Eubanks, senior warden; C. l.. Lincoln prelate; Frank | c. Owen treasurer; w. A. Deale, re- l corder; Charles o. Long, standard bear | CT; James Thedford. sword bearer 1 George Mosby, warder; Mike Kerby
 sentinel.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-27
T0bnBurrouSbs {, Nss''ssss.
CAN YOU ANSWER THESE
 QUESTIONS?

1. Which lays up the more ample win ter stores, the squirrel or the chipmunk ?. Do pond lilies remain open?
 4. Do young turkeys run to their mother when in danger se <
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-27

There are . great many people who are sick, yet manage to do their work and drag along and tired ali the time. They do not know what ii the matter and their physicians cannot name the disease.
 In many cases this state of poor health ii caused by poisoned blood At one time other. possibly years back, the blood was con taminated or tainted by biliousness, eonstipa- ton, kidney and other diseases.
 These conditions of poisoned blood arc made known by general debility or gradual loss of health, pimples, boils, sores, eruptive skin diseases and chronic catarrh.
 If you have reasonto believe your present state of i'll health is dueto an accumulation of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-27
Increase Capital Stock

The Mill and Mine Engineers Company has increased the capital stock of the concern from s2500 to $l2,00O, according to notice filed in the office of the pro- bate court yesterday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-27

impuritiss, which have clogged and poisoned your blood, marked by aching bones. swollen joints and pain, you should at once begin the use of . treatment that will cleanse your blood and restore the vital organs of your body to . natural and healthy state.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-27
Marriage Licenses

The following rnsrriaee licenses were issued from the probate court yesterday: Douglas Noble and Nell Clementz.
 George Coble and Esther Smith.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-27

E. T. Sykes. a prominent lawyer of this city. expects to be candidate for commissioner of the Vicksburg Nation al Park, to succeed Capt Lewis Guion, who recently died in New Orleans
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-27

Thomas J. Tartt, aged 76. who died suddenly on duty as night watchman for the Marks -Rothenberg Company stores here for E years. early Sunday, was buried today at Semmes cemetery north of Meridian. Deceased is survived by one daughter. Mrs. Mamie Strickland and one son. John Tartt. The aged vatchman went into the boiler roors oi the store, seated himself in chair and expired.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-27

The Albany firemen soon will be wear ing new uniforms. Tan service uniforms have been ordered for the firemen by the city and the fire iaddies, on their own. have ordered additional uniforms of blue for dress occasions.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-27

After serving the government for nearly 20 years in the local postoffice, Luke Webb. a popular citizen of the city. has resigned his position as clerk at the general delivery windows He is undercided as to his future plans.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-17

~ nsceaian ss1sritas hiancas cue hn
yan eulraae pnmsr as ds Aifa naens
u para compisiaE Il eiaas ds PEohan.
e. qus - oEgsniraFk = anss ds aielsm.
hFa las as "a taia eus assesn soiiei-
tnr asberAn airiglss . Aains Roaa A.
npnnAisn nuparlmten4snta ds ''Nmsss' !:
y q Fsniaan su nan Jnnn . - pasbloa
nmitEefsl poaTan vegia - iansa. mitr.
eaias vimnaa ds enoe y msaia . dscs
aniss msEiaians sn % eaeins dsi usspi
pal
Las aiumnas a. ssia sseusla alsrismsn
q son lsiiotaaas para trsbalaF . doua-
cilio. hs1Diialsa insiiiueiszes bsntaeas.
esniraiss aruesrsTas aaaa4a1. &c. as
noao eus - ofFsss una hriiianis opsF.
iuni1na pars anaGuEsF m pwvsEaE.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-17

ficO local para almacen. Ohcinas esta-
blecimsnto de detalle.
Los pisos constan de grandes salones
para oficinas y ocho buenas habitaciones
cada uno; balloon al frente en- Ell pri-
nero y terraza con jardin Ell segundo.
Sc admiten proposiciones por escrito
hasta el ounce de noviembre toda
information debe solicitarse de
cERECEDo HNos & co. Sues.
salvador Brau 30. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-17
Ell MATIZADo DE LA CANA DE
AZUCAR Y Ell DHSCUBRIMuENTc
DEL INGENIERo AGRoNoMo SR.
DEL VALE ZENO

Folleto impreso en- espahol . ingles
ilustrado, cOnteniendo una memoria eh
la cual Sc exponen detalla damente las
investigaciones que le levaron al des
cubrimiento de Ia causa originaiora dc
Ia enfermedad del Matixado de Ia cana
do azicar y el medic dc evitarla.
PRECIo.-UN DOLLAR
Fl prodncto hquidc de esta publica-
ci6n, serA dcdicado o beneficio de cier-
tas instituciones de caridad de ssta ;sla.
Dirijanse los pedidos, acompanadOT
de 81 importe. .
CONRADo AsENJo.
Box 415. San Juan. P. 3. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-17

M Hospital PTesbiteriano aene la Is
ensla Clksica de ''Nurses" BastarA So
10 cue uSted ss gTadas en- ella para que
sea sismpre solieitada, meior rstribuida
y bisn eonsidsrnda por 81 p6blicO en- &c
neral
somos Ia garantia y seguriilad de me-
dieos y pacienteA Aavt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-17
Lo mas centrico de
San Juan

ss Hrrisnds por eontrato con garantia
Il ediheio No 90. calle Salvador Brau,
entire las Gales san Justo y Tanea.
Tisns tres piantas y s6tano. Los ba-
ios con tres puertas al frente propias
para vidrieras. rspresentan IN magni-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-17
FL progreso de la mujer

n,onidamente, solo habia desarrollado
Ell mundo estaba regido por la razon de
la fuerza y no por la fuerza de La ra-
zon. Aquel hombre jamas sinti6 los pla
ceres de un recogimiento espiritual. De
ahi que nunca comprendi6 la necesidad
de mantener un hogar coro un centric
docente y decente. Y esta fue, sin du-
da, la causa logica que motive la desas
trosa caida de Roma, Atcnas, Menfis
y Cartago. Ell espectaculo horroroso de
este desastre, sirvio de pauta la ge-
reracion que habia de yeempiazar la
que cayo rendida bochoruosamente. -.
POGO despues la nueva generaci6n ira
to de modifcar y consolidar la vida del
hogar concediendo la administration y
la direction de tan magma obra su fel
compaiiera la mujer. Pero atn q pesar
de ESQ., Sc tenia la falaz creencia de que
la mujer era mas debil v hasta inferior
al hon:bre, por diferencia de sexo. Ell
0OodLAO1lO pOIAG1CO, C16i.tlACO. dLINtASOB
encauzan las ideas por un nuevo derrote
ro, y entonces la mirada lorna nuevamen
tie hacia la mujer, que aiin permaece CO
mo un signo de interrogation.
Como consecuencia de las nuevas ideas
polticas y la ambicion de TERRA y ORC
entire las naciones civilizadas, estalla
la confagracion europea y los hollbres
tienen que abandonar sus 1uehaceres pa
ra sofocar la llama devoradora de la
guerra iY cual no seria la sorpresa
cuando la mujer reemplaza al hombre
en- todol De aqui surge la idea de dar
mayor participation a la mujsr en- la
election de los Gobernantes, v cs AGO.
gida EN- varios paises civilizados, como
probablemente sera acogida en- Puerto
Rico. i}s
Francisco PRADo PICAR.
Juana Diaz. F"H
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-17
(Para doiia Ana Roque)

\
sasssssss.-s -'ssa'E'v
81 parangonamos las aptitudes de la
mujer contemporaries Y sus ejecutorias
con la de la mujer de epocas pret6ritas
encontraremos la misma diferencia que
existe entire la sombra y la luz. Vamos
dirigir una mirada retrospective ha-
cia aquellos tiempos de la epoca prehis
torica veamos en- que condiciones vi
via La mujer entonces.
Desde luego que en- la epoca del hom-
bre troglodita, cuando este no concebia
la idea de La defensa propia, nj de la
invencion, nj de la innovation, cuando
ell hombre era algo asi como un automa-
ia inconsciente, que sufria con pasivi-
dad y sumision. La mujer sufria los ex
travios de aqueIa bestia humana, de
aquel ser con apariencia de un centau-
70 desenfrenado, indisplicente y extre-
madamente lujurioso IY que habia de
esperar de aquel hombre retr6grado?
.jPodia formar un ligero concepto de la
utilidad de la mujer en- ell ejercicio de
sus deberes maternales?
No necesitamos hacer un breve ana
Isis de la susodieha epoca para darnos
exacta cuenta del desastre calamitoso de
aQuella desorganizacion colectiva, que
viva sin metodo, sin preceptos religio-
SOS, civiles nj morales.
La mujer en- aquella epoca teria ell
valor aparente de un cero aparente.
rs EN- la Edad Media cuando ell HON
bre poderoso concede algdn derecho a
la mujer. Este aim hoy no Sc ha dado
perfecta cuenta de la mission sacratisi-
ma de la mujer Ell hombre de esta epo-
ca cae EN- una deplorable aberraci61
De ahi que seNlevantaran aquellas ciuda
des como lepras cancerosas de la crgia
y de la lujuria. FL hombre de entonces
no habia desarrollado sus facultades er
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-17
HACIENDAs DUENos DE QU1NTAs

IDesean ustedes embellecer y dar mas
merito su granja? Siembre varios ar
boles de mango y aguacates de Guate-
mala. IDesean tener un buen negocio
con Estados Unidos en- proximos amos
vender sus terrenos con un aumento de
ciento por ciento sobre su valor? Stem
bre varios acres.
Dos amos para fructificar
Deliciosas frutas sin fibras de una
cuatro hbras cada una. Fructiican to-
do Ell aho.
PEDRO ORTIZ HNoS.
Box S65, Bayam6n, P. R. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-17
MERCADO DE AzUCAR

Cablegrama recibidp tiltimamente
de Nueva York:
'Venta de dos mil sacos de aziicar
extranjero $500 ell quintal. Este pre-
clio es equivalente 81. en- azlicar de
Puerto Rico.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15
10 WLADO

wszystkich Interesant6w ~najuprzej-
mieI prOsimy . przestrEeEanie Pontz-
szych wskaz6wekS
Biura Admlnistracyi naszej Otwart
"a przeE dzieh cafy Cd SOdziny S-mej
Erana do 1850 wieckorem - co dnia, q
w~yjatkiem edz 1 Swiat Obowi9su-
Iaeych.
Interesant0w co dnia w G0DZINACH
POPOhUDNIOWY cd 2-gieJ do 5-teJ
- Z Wyjatkiem sObot.
Redakcya din mteresnnt6w o~trarta
iest TYLnO w GODElNACH PORAN
NYCH, Old GODZINf 1880 DO GODZl-
NY 1Ii3OJ po pOIudniu tyIko Ea specy-
aims umOVya.
Redaktor Naczelny ~przyjmuje imte-
resantOw TYLkO Pc GOUzlNlE 1U-teJ
PRED POhUDNIEM.
UpruSka sic, wszeAkle spraVNy n kodak
Gym EaintNihe, o lie PlSksM-
ME, bO M konwersaeye dIuSIe nile ma
NV czasu; tyLkO W sprnvach s1c&egOI-
nieisxeI NnSI. OsoDiSIych, IuO ME daJH-
eyeh sic EaIatwic HVSiszle - droER kO-
-reHpOudencyi - prOsAny taTic she oso-
bIScie, EaehOwujac nm wzgledzle, 1e o.
koIo EOdziny 1l-te1 gnketS
1 wszyscy n~ajeardzlej 1estesmy "teoS
~udn
Korespondent0yv upEassamy stanO-
yyeEO, abr pisaIj CZHIE L.NlE AIkA-
MENTEM, LIB IA hASL ME- ME-
ZBYr SClSL1NIE L H1LhO Ma SE-
DNEJ STRONlE PAPlERU.
JeSi utworY jaktekOISNtek ME nnnja
bye ogIoszOne, pOehLania te - kOsE
redakcyjny; jesh pOSqdane 50 do EWro-
TN. NJ razie ME OgloszeniS, nnlezy TO
MYRAZNIE BAZAACZYC 1 ZALACZfC
ZNACzEk POCAfOWH Ma LWhOfNA
naSnYcn ko~munikat0w do OgtOszenin
ME nniezy p~rzesyIae M kartneh Cd
krytyehs ZADNECH L ME kZA
OI1E SIZE hOMUNlhACA1
NlIZNNCH - chyDa W wYtatkoWyeh
wypadkaehy r6wnleS OglosEen, dotyeAa-
eych tOwarsystSSS t~eletonieznie NE
przyjmuJeDaJ.
Wsxelkie oglOszenia naleSs do Okla
tu OwloSsen w Aaministracyi 4 tan sic
q niemI Emraca nnIeky.
Podziekowania - WSAELkIEGO ro-
dsaju, R~EZOBUCGE Pull
TYCZNE 4 {. y. naIeza do Dziaiu Osto-
HEeh.
WsxeIkfe korespondeneye. Enwtndo-
mienin Z. ID. mUsza bye podpiSnne -
Defnem nnEwIskieIn wras u adresen pL-
sHaeeEO; beEimienRyeh, Tub podpisnnSch
d~omysInikIenl, nibO wresEcfe stowehl
-RomIfet0 - kOmunIkacyi, nj kOres-
pondeneyi ME kamiesxcsany.
now ME oE~las1amy ADNfC
RAIOw1, ani wyeieczek. lnb .pikni-
k6v" URZADKANYCH w sOBOTH.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15

REDAKCN

Komitet Klubu Sokolego: Anoni-
mowych Komunikat6w ME .zamiesz-
czamy; wyraz ,Ikomitet" - ME lest
podpisem.
Oh. A. ZielihSi, sebr. Tow. sw. ia
dwigi na Jadwigowie: - Ma kartkach
pfsanych aadnych komumikat6w ME
przyjmujemy nalezy wysylac do Re
dakcyi zawiadomienia W liscie: prosze
czytae informacye. zawarte W artykule
t. do wiadomesci" W pierwszej ko-
lumnie ma tel samej STRONGLY.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15
John Bull i lasy.

John Bu11owt ME " smak ! bardzo
niemi}o,
he sic dis Cd Lftwy WiNno o6dziehfo,
lie bez krwi rozlewu, awantr 1 bltWy
Utworzyl sic nowy rzad SrodRoWe)
Litwy,
Bedac protektorem Htewskiet Taryoy'
Doirzal John Bull " Litwie lasy, ryOy,
grzyby,
Zliczy4 lie zysku DO kabzy mu wlezde,
Gdy zwali Ponary, wyrabie Switezie,
Kicdy przez Klajpede pchnie do An
gill drzewa,
starej Bialowieay, Ponar, Kus0elewa,
Dzisiaj strach go bierze, Re przez MOVIE
fakty
Mega djabi porwac zawarte kontrakty
7 he zamiast zysku mole dostat fige,
VIOLA do pomocy wiec Narod6w Lige.
Krzyczy O ucisku, re zfosci sic pieni,
On, co prawa ludlow ma W swojej He-
szeni,
I bedzie tax krzyczal pewnie do ostatka
AZ mu Polska gebe jak1m asem 1atka.
(Z ,Muchy Warsz.")
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15
Straz ma Rubiezy.

Godzi W bojowa druzbe nasza
ZapamietaIy W sale wr6g;
Mas jego Glossy ME ~ustrasza!
Mad Mani Bog!
Ma mic przemoce one wraze
Postronnych, barbalzynskich hord:
U wr6t ojcowych dzierzym straze
I Ojc6w kord.
Nj nam rodzina chate .splaml
Zb6j-German, ami zty brat, Rus;
Moe ducha - Boza jest mad nami,
War Swietych Mus.
Wbrew ich zamachom, wsprzectw
cioSom
My poblazania many smiech;
SluchamyS patrzao W twar1 lym
losom -
Naprzyszfych ech.
Mad mani Swob6d wstaje zjawa
I odrodzenia tchnie W mas Cud;
Otto nam dola - TO nam Sprawl,
Tenn zywie 1ud.
W tenn max 1 kiosk 1 Zgroz pre-
trwanie,
w tom niezmoaona ofiar moe:
Ouch nasz podaAa hen W switanie
Ponad burr noe.
Me zwaIa mas 70 stanic wrogi,
Mo zemdli ms upiorny strach,
Obronim 2 grom0w wsBech-pozogt
Ojcowy dach.
OF patrz. Bran Gdanska, Lwowa'
wilma
Orlowa braG pilnuie ma.
Tam - ma rubie5ach - ducheln
silna
Strai POlsli trivia.
X. wachtel.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15

Znany i popularity W Poloni1
Chicagoskiej lekarz DR.. Aleksan-
der Pietrzykowski, kt6ry MEDIA
VINO powr6cit z Polsh, gdzie stu
zyf W Armii W wojnie z bolszewi-
.kami, otworzy& ostatnio swe blu
70 1ekarskie W domu pnr. 1854 w.
Chicago ave-; prowadzi take
drugie biuro przy So, Ashland
ave-. / 47mej ulicy, ma Town OF
Lake, Dr., Pietrzykowski - jak
wiadomo, pisywal do naszego
,,Dzfennika" ~zajmujace 1isty
Polsh, gdzie przez rok Z CORA
s}uzyi W Armii Hallera - jake
szef jednego z wiekszyeh horpu-
sow szpialnych. Oddl ON tam
r-s1ugi niemafe, praoowa1 Ponad
SHY, al zapadl ma ciezka ehorobe
|tyfusu plamistego, IA Rtora przez
dluzszy czas sic leczys, lecz po
czesciowem ozd7owieniu - sauz-
be czynna porzucit musfaa. Po-
wr6cil do Amery4d, by wznowie
swa praktyke lekarska wsr6d Po-
lonii tu~tejszej. Dr.. Pietrzykow-
ski zosta4 odznaczonym krzytem
wojskowym W dow6d trudow
poswiecenia, a dek1etem Do
w6dztwa Okregu Generalnego
Pomorza I. DE-. 1894 w l. 20
stall wynicsiony do rangi majora
Wojsk Polskich. Dr.. Fetrzykow-
ski na1ezal do Sligo pu&ku Strze-
cow krcsowych- Cd dawnych lat
|bral czynny rdziai " spo'ecz-
mem i narodowem zyciu Polonil
amerykahskiej: jake czynny ezso-
mex wybitniejszych organizaeT
naszych - uczestniczyi znamien
ME W ich sprawach i dziaNaniach,
czem pozyskai sobie wielke po-
pularnosc. Zasluguje on ma pow
szechne - wszysthch dobrza
myslacych poparcie
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St., ktory wyemigrowal W r. 1913
do Ameryki.
E 1859 - Urban Wiady-
slaw, zamieszkiwai 625 So. Pau
lima st.
Urban Henryk, Fam. 81 Maple
St., Wilkes Barre, Pa.
E 1854 - Valentine Jan,
kt6ry wyemigrowa, do Ameryki
pred 20 laty, rodem z ziemi Ko-
wienskiej, powiat Szawle. 1mie
zony Elzbieta
E 1884 - Wildman Fischel,
majacy brata We Lwowie-
E. 1898 - Walkowicz Leon,
Fam. 1743 w. 18th St, Chicago,
wiadomosci cd OLGA.
E. 1856 - Wegsowsh Jan,
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zam. 114S Erie ST., pochodzi z
ziemi Wolyhskiej, powiat Row
no. Imie OLGA Gracyan, matki
Marcelina.
E. 995 - Ziotopolski Leo
nard, Crittenden IS, poszukiwa-
ny przez brata z Wiociawka.
Osoby, kt6reby wiedzialy o
zmianie stalego adresu lub smier
CT wyzej podanych, proszone sa
o powiadomienie Konsulatu listo
wnie Tub osobiScie w godzinach
urzedowych 10 - PIP. Ills No.
Robey Str.
q. NowicH
Konsul Generality
DR.. T. Dalbor
Attache Emigracyjny
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15

niego z Gain Curci, Boncim, Ri
minim, Dazzarim i Trevisanem
W rolach gi6wnych.
Oto Jest program dni najbliz-
szych do swiatecznych w4acznie.
Wsrod wymienionych oper jest
pare przedstawieh populanych o
cenach bardzo przystepnych, kto-
re powinny uprzystepnic opere i
zachecic do niej mp. naszych
Spiewakow - amator6w z miej-
scowych ch6r6w: przedstawienie
dobre operowe - niezawodnie
bedzie ola mich uczta - wysoce
ksztaicaca.