davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-26
LAND ENOUGH FOR "a YEARS
Montrose Enterprise

Montrose Enterprise
Almost three million acres of gov
ernment land, unapproprited and un-
reserved are awaiting the settler and
homesteader in the Montrose land of
flee district. To be exact the acreage
is 2,693.dl1 against 2,s04,610 a year
ago. At this rate of settlement, of
llO.S99 acres a year, it will require "a
years before all the land in this dis
trict will have been filed upon. But
as o. c. Skinner, register of the land
office says: ave get back each year al
most as much in Accomplishments, so
the amount doesn't change much. 1t
is being filed upon over and over"
However, with the 40-acre home
stead entries this years total will be
much larger than usual. Mr.. Skinner
is of the opinion that in time every
available acre of land will be taken
and farmed or used for grazing.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-26
SELECTING 4 FARM" is NEW
lLLETIN WRITTEN FOR BUYER

The United States Department of
Agriculture has recently issued n 2S-
page bullentin called Selecting a
Farm" II is written for those who
already have some experience with
farming rather than for the uninitat-
ed and is planned to help the prospcc-
tive buyer or renter in the choice Of
farm.
For the man whose training has
been somewhat limited, or for one who
contemplates moving to an unfamiliar
locality or changing to an unfamiliar
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-26
CATTLE LOST FROM TRAIN

Denver, Nov. 22:-The sensations
gained b. sticking his head out OF
% caDoose window and watching cattle
Boz was shipping fall from the train
and take flight into the sage brush
and hills was described by c. y. Jones
q. 10 arrived at the Denver stockyards
" ednesday with 4 carload of stool.
from Gunnison.
Mr.. Jones lost three head of cattle
which fcll out Of a Cur door. I'VE got
The train stopped and wired up the
..HoF, he said. 'Thc cattle fell out
JUS. this side OF Sedalia while the
train was IN motion"
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-26

According 10 gos oruwont statistic
Saguache county haz 7O,6iO acres Of
drained agricultural land. OF this
2O,sDU vas wet or swampy. This is
about two-iifths of the drainage area
Of the state, which, however, Is bound
70 rise rapidly under irrigation condi-
t!ons. 4 large part Of the Uncom-
pahgTe valley must be drained. Even
q few thousand arrc~ Of Gunnisor
county will eventually have 70 be tiled
0r open drained.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-26

The hay price is easing up. With
good weather and good crops prices
are tumbling so that the Denver mar
ket of 500 to S23 hardly afford high
price for baled hay in Gunnison coun-
ty. Some ranchmen are selling their
surplus to be fed around about $40,
depending upon the quality.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-26

In the Royal Stock Show at Kansas
City the Adam Thomas car load ex-
hgblt Of western feeders from Mont
rose took the blue ribbon, while Ralph
Aliens bunch took second money. MIR
hOmas sold his steers for nine and
nine and a half, while Allen got nine
and half straight.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-26

typ. of farming this bulletin will be
of -i.u4. .aI4r. 1t may be obtained
10. .u th, Library Of the Agricul-
o. . ..ru ~ Fgrt Collins, by asking
~. .a ..I-' bulletin 1888.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-26

last Saturday and will go back next
Saturday. He came here to look after
his ranch which he found in excellent
condition and crops harvested. His
troupe will 90 into winter quarters
here about Dec. first, and will remain
until April when it will take the road
again to play the largest bookings
California Frank has yet landed.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-26

H-,,nr IA, took a leap this week and
De- reported 20 b quoted around 20
cents l. will 80 higher, shortly, bot
WHETHER we get dollar butter as well
u dollar cgg- in these days Of falling
puccs. can bc questioned. The dollar
a dozen egg IS almost here. There
are well nigh no fresh ranch eggs IN
the market, but we heard Of some n
20 and 90 cents this week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-26

IEr FLuehman who trrats his hired
man gl,H consideration this year and
lcgllres good EspItati0n among
them, |iL no; have labor diiFicGltses
nyGt year.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-26

c. D. Mckinley and brothers. Mar
tin and Allen. EeTc - from their Ohio
creek ranch Tuesday. They rrport good
Eag crops this season but Ii, demand
Rot 20 good as earlier N the year.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-26

Far saeiHE blsln,az unu have cons
20 realize that u l= the country that
makes The cities ana UgE the cities tina.
make the country.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-26
90

MoHtTOse Prcss:-H. c. Getty Of tn
IaruhoN Valley Land and Develop
Ient Co.. returned Sunday from .
week. stay in the Paradox country
While there he was engaged in assis;
ing to measure the mammoth hay crop
produced on the ranches o. the com
pany and found il TO aggregate 2,2OO
tons. In addition there were about
100 tons Of third-cutting hay that wa
caught ia the snow form and was not
stacked
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-26
UP AND DOWN THE VALLEYS


Dorm from t.- ranch near AlmUut.
james Boyd hal 54-sEs-s ~ town last
saturday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-26

Cattle shipments are pretty well
halted from this county. both because
NJ -harp declines IN the markets and
from The fact that the usual surplus
haa gone out The winter starts like
an open season, hay Is plentiful and
many ranchmen are taking q chance by
holding over larger herds than usual
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-05-28
CELEBRATE NINETY
FOURTH BIRTHDAY

Ruthville, May 24.-Sunday morn
ing, while myself and family were
sitting in our home, our neighbor,
Mr.. and Mrs. Doug. Gibbs and Miss
Mamie Nancy, drove up and said,
"get ready at once and go with us
to a big birthday dinner" 1t came
as a great shock to me, as these big
birthday dinners have their draw
backs to man who has been living
on nothing but rations of the most
common sort. However, the temptG-
ton was so great l wilted, and in
seven minutes myself and wife were
seated in Mr.. Gibbs car and in one
hour we halted at the beautiful home
of Mr.. Walter Henderson, where a
large crowd had gathered and where
the dinner was to be given in honor
of old Uncle Harris Brooks, it being
his ninety-fourth birthday. The
dinner was prepared by the children,
grand children, great-grand children
and great-great-grand children OF
Mr.. Brooks. This is an annual af-
fair, given to Mr.. Brooks by his du-
tiful and loving children. The ia
BILE. spread under the shade Of the
trees fifty feet in length, was groan-
ing with the heavy burden OF
hams, beef, mutton and every con-
ceivable edible suited to go with
them. It was fit for king, and
when the good ladies announced
that all things were ready 176 peo-
pie marched brave.y up to the ia
BILE and ate to their satisfaction,
while twelve baskets full were left
over. took the names and ages OF
some of the old folks present, as
follows: Harris Brooks, "a; Mrs.
Harris Brooks, SO; ]. G. Meacham,
II: ]. S. Meacham, "a; ]. o. Vim
cent, IS; Mrs. C. A. Taylor, 10; run
ming on down to an infant Of days.
When arrived Uncle Harris was
seated on the front varanda, hale
and hearty and holding in his arms
fine, big, fat baby boy four months
old which he informed me was the
beginning of the fifth generation of
his family. 1t was a day long to
be remembered by those present.
The family of Milton Brann re-
ceived a telegram from New York
that the remains of their son,
Cayce, who died in France, had ar
rived there and wanted to know
whether they wished to have them
buried in the Washington national
cemetery or sent home. Mr.. Brann
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-05-28
Clarksville Tobacco Market.

GAINESVILLE, Tenn, May 23.-The
GAINESVILLE tobacco market was one
of more activity the past week than
for the last two. The farmers were
driven from their regular work by
the heavy rains and they used thier
time and efforts to get their old
crop out of the way.
Every day loose floors and rehan-
ding houses were kept in a rush
the entire day and then could scarce
" remove the congested conditions
before Saturday night.
The loose floors held sales five
days, disposing of about 100000
hounds, while the rehandling houses
received about 100000 pounds.
There is still considerable quanti-
ty of the crop in the barn, some Of
it unstripped.
The prices during the week on the
loose floors are reported to have
been from So to 81 higher than the
mast few weeks. Lugs ranged fsom
SIS to So and leaf from $12 to $780,
A great deal of the low prices has
been caused by the bad condition OF
the tobacco when delivered.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-05-28

1t is therefore ordered that publ
cation be made in the Dresden En-
terprise, newspaper published at
Dresden, Tenn, for four consecu-
tive weeks requiring you, the said J.
W. Morgan, to appear at the court
house in the town of Dresden, Weak
ley county, Tennessee, on
Monday, August 2, 1920,
before R. A.. Elkins, judge of said
circuit court, in the circuit court
room, and plead, answer or make de-
tense to said suit or same will be
proceeded with exparte as to you.
Witness my hand at office in
Dresden, this May 25, 1920.
m28- j4-11-18 KING WEBB.
Circuit Court Clerk.
L. E. Holiday, Attorney for plain
tiff.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-05-28
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

C. L. Winston VS.. J. w. Morgan
To J. w. Morgan:
In the Circuit Court Of Weakley
County, Tennessee.
It appearing to me, King Webb,
clerk of the circuit court aforesaid,
from an affidavit made and on file
in the above styled cause that you
are indebted to plaintiff in the sum
of ten thousand dollars, for which
he sues; that you are a nonresident
of the state of Tennessee and resi-
dent of the state of Louisiana, and
therefore the ordinary processes of
the law cannot be served upon you,
and this fact appearing in said affi-
davit aforesaid, and upon same an
attachment was issued in this cause
and has been levied upon certain
property of yours which same is de-
scribed in the sheriff's return on
said attachment.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-05-28

28,s77,955 pounds, on which the
average is $17.71. At the same
time last year total sales were A.
4S5,82O pounds, and the average
was $19.96.
According to grade, prices this
week ranged; trash 81 to Sc; Tugs,
common, Sc to So; medium, So to
SO; good, $40 to SIP; fine, $12 to
Is. Leaf, low, $40 to SIC; com
mon, SIC to 500. medium, $40 to
$50. good, $50 to $S6; fine, $96 to
$49.5O.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-05-28
STRONG OFFERINGS
OF TOBACCOGVEN
Slight Advance in Price During
Wicklow Quality
) Prevails.

Hopkinsville, KY, May 23.-This
was another week of heavy sales of
loose tobacco on this market, the to-
tai being 1,4O2,O45 pounds. The
weeks average showed another ad-
vance of ice.
Good tobaccos and in good condi-
ton were strong and prices on these
anged as high as $43.5O. But the
inferior types and that out of con-
dition, which is true of very large
per cent of the offerings, continues
to drag, with weak demand.
Reports from the country are
that considerable tobarco has been
planted and the farmers are putting
forth every effort to get their crop
in. The frequent showers, which
have interfered 50 seriously with
cultivation of land, has been just the
thing to those farmers who had their
hills ready.
Indications are that the acreage
will be sharply reduced, the present
low prices tending to bring this about
as we'll as the late spring. For
the past few years the farmers have
found it more profitable to grow for
quantity rather than quality, but
now the dealers are urging them to
put quality first and are citing the
present week demand for low grades
as proof Of the correctness of this
view.
Sales for the season to date is
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-05-28

answered to send them home.
They are daily anxiousiy awaiting
the arrival at Fulton and if so will
be intrred in the Sandy Branch
cemetery. This will be truly sad
home coming.
All-day service with dinner on the
ground at Ruthville Sunday. Preach
ing in the morning and afternoon.
Bro. Shelton preached in the morn
ing.
Seven hundred more farm hands
wanted at Ruthville to keep up the
odd rows of corn planting and tobac-
co setting, as high at three dollars
a day with board and washing, is be-
ing offered.
We are rejoicing that this mon
day. morning, the first in two
months, the sun is shining and, oh,
my! every man means business. Can
hardly take time to tie the hame
string.-Country.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-05-28

For Sale-One Ford touring car
at bargain. See me at once.-A.
P. Estes. SGT
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-05-28
EARLE WILLIAMS

Earle Williams, Vitagraph star,
has devoted most of his time to thai
cOmpany's West Coast studio In re.
cent years, but came east to make
"The Fortune Hunter" and Captain
Swift" two plays that had long run
on Broadway few years ago. They
were made famous by the Barrymores
Mr.. Williams is now at work making
features at Vitagraph's West Coast
studio.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-08
Przekazy ~zywuosciowe
A~meryka1skiej Admin
stracyi Ratunkowej.
tkomunikat Urzedu Prasowo-In-
formacyjnego Wydz. Mar. Pol.)

Wydziai Narodowy Polski zwra
ca Ponownie uwage os6b pragna-
cyeh przyjSc Z Pomocq materyal-
ma swoim blizbim W Polsce. przez
Posianie i'm zywnoSci amerykan-
skiej, re pczynic to obecnie mo-
INA jedynie "a poSrednictwem A
merykahskiej Administracyi Ra-
tunkowej (American Relief Adj
ministration), droga zakupna t.
zw. przekazow zywnoSciowych.
Wobec niesIychanych naduzyc
2 p~aczkami wysytanemi z Amery-
X. wobec wadliwego funkcyono-
wanna Polskiej poczty pakunko-
wei ola przesylek zagranicznych,
Amerykahska Administrators Ra-
tunkowa, ia zas5uzona ogromnie
hOowerowska instytucya huma-
n~itarna, zorganizowaSa najdosko-
nalszy sposob niesienia pomocy
zywnoSciowej Ameryki ludnoSci
y Polsce.
Oto W SzeSciu skladach w Pol
see, a mianowicie W Warszawie,
Poznaniu, Krakowie, Lwowie,
Cheimie, Sosnowcu i w BrzeSciu
Litewsdm, powstaFy skiady z zy-
wnoScia masowo z Ameryki spro-
wadzana do rozporzadzenia Anne
rykanskiej Administracyi Ratun-
kowej. Skiady tie zaopatrzone So
dostatecznie w make, gnoch, faso-
e, mleko skondensowane, konser-
Wy miesne, olej ! inne t~Spnszcze.
10000 bankow W Stanach lie
inoczonych sprzedaje ma te zyw-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-08

pospolitej Polskiej W tym kraju,
ambassadors p. K. Lubomirskie-
so oraz innych representative
polskiego Rzadu.
lax oddaliSmy hold w roku u
bieglym poleg,ym bohaterom "a
demokracye swiata, talk obecnie
vitae znow bedziemy powraca-
.jacych naszych 7uchow z Armii
Polskiej.
Azeby wykazac silly zorganizo
wanych Polak6w w Chicago i
okolicy - wszystkie organiza--
eye polskie, jak wv. Mar. Polski,
przez Gminy Okregu XIV; lied
noczenie P. R. K; Zwiazek Po-
lex, Zwiazek Soko}ow, Zwiazek
Wojsk Polskich, Zwiazek, Spie-
wak6w Polskich Okregu iI-go;,
Macierz PolSka, Stow. Polakow
Unia Polska, Zwiazek Mlodzie-
zy; Stow. Kupcow i Przemy-
slowc6w, rome k~orporacye i sto-
warzyszenia handlowe oraz wszy
stkie parafie polskie - powinny
wziaG udziai tax w wymarszu,
jakotez manifestacyi ~tegorocznei
w dzieh Wiehczenia Grobow.
Wzywamy vice powyzej wy
mienione organizacye, stowarzy-
szenia i zrzeszenia, azeby GAIA 81
Ia wystqpiiy W dniu 3Ogo maja
do pomnika naszego wodza / pa
trona Tadeusza KoSciuszki. Me
powinien sic znalezt jeden Po-
lax lub Polka, kt6rzyby w dniu
tvm pozostali w domu. Program
wymarszu bedzie og}oszony p6-
zniej przez gi6wnego marszafka
wybranego ma wsp6lnem poSie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-08

w szkole parafialnej Sw. Waciawa
nadZwyczajne So Obecnie Zajete nasze
SioStry F%elicyanki, DO Zblihl sic ku kon-
cOwi roku sZkOlnegO, vice trzeba dzieci
przyszyGowac nj wystep publiczny, ia
kotez do wsp6lnej KOmunii swietej
ma inne ~specyalne okazye. w tym roku
szkole sw. WacIawa ukoGczy oko}O II
dzieci to jest 6sma klase, a poniewaz
szko4a sw. Wac}awa jest akredytowana
prDez mieiski Wydzia} Szkolny, to tez
te dzieci moga bcz eg1atminu udac sic
ma wyZs2e studya do jakiejkolwiek wy
s1ej szkofy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-08

nose specyalne przekazy Good
draft), Pc Genie $40 lub $50, bez
zadnych innych oplat, bez zadne-
go poSrednictwa. Pc zapfaceniu
nalezytoSci otrzymuje sic odrazu
przekaz, ktory nalezy wypeinic
dla adresata i wyslac mil w liScie
poleconym. Osoba, ktorej nazwi-
sko wypisane jest ma Przekazie,
zglasza sic z MIN W Polsce do
najblizszego sldadu Amerykan-
skiej Administracyi zywnoscio-
wei i otrzymuje W zamian paczke
L zywnoScia, badz "a $40, badz "a
$50, stosownie do kwoty ma jaka
przekaz opfacono w Ameryce.
Przekazy opiewajq ma cztery
rodzaje paczek:
A. Paczka "a 10 dolarow zawie-
ra: 24H funtow maxi, 10 funtow
~fasoli, s funtow sfoniny, 8 puszek
mleka.
B. Paczka "a $50 zawiera: 40
funt6w maxi, so funt6w fasoli,
Is funtow sioniny, Is funtow
smalcu, II funtow corned beef
(woNowiny w Puszkach), As Pu-
seek mleka.
C. Paczka "a 10 dolarow "a
wiera: 24h funt6w maxi, 10 fun
tow fasoli, IL funta oliwy ba--
welnianei u puszek mleka.
D. Paczka "a 50 dolar6w zawie-
ra: 40 funt6w maxi, so funt6w
fasoli. As funtow bawe}nianej oil
wy, As puszek mleka.
Zauwazyc nalezy, IL ten system
ratunkowy zaprowadzono w caleJ
Europe srodkowej, ale chociaz ON
stanowi prawdziwe ;dobrodziej--
stwo ola jej ludnoSci, Polacy a
merykahscy najmniej Z niego ko-
rzystaja i dotychczas najmniej
zakupili przakaz6w zywnoScio-
wych. PrzeScigneli mas pod tym
wzgledem Czesi, Wegrzy ! Mem
cy austryaccy.
Wydzial Narodowy zakupif do
tad 5000 przekaz6w zywnoscio-
wych "a lacznq sumo 100000.
SpodziewaG sic nalezy, IL roda-
1v ~tuteIsi, zamiast wyrzucac pie
niadze ma zakupno W Ameryce Il
r5znych firm paczek zywnoscio--
wych. kt6re ma ogoi RE dochodza
wcale do miejsc przeznaczenla'
zechcq zakupywaG licznie przeka-
" Amerykanskiej Administracy'
Ratunhowej,w swoim w}asnym in
teresie. iako tcz w ~interesie osob,
ktorym pragnq przyjSc Z pomoc4
W Polsce.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-08

dzele dnia 9go maja W kosciele sw.
Waclawa ma intencye wszystkich dobro
dIej6w, ktorzy zlo&yli ofiary ma pokry
Gle koszt6w nabycia statuy sw. Fran
ciszla 1 tych, h6rzy przyczynili sic do
upieksDenia ceremonii poswiecenia.
WSzystkim, kt6rzy wzieh W ten urdzial
zasy@amy staropoSkie bog Zap4ae".
Wszelka horzySe zostaia obr0cona ma
parafie.
Klub Pam Krolowej Kingi W paraffi
Sw. Waciawa, bedzie mia1 regular
ne p~oSiedZenie " niedziele, ZaraZ pc
nieSzporach. Kahda parafianka powin-
ma sic Hpisac do tego klubu.
Kumitet Obchod6w z iona lokalnego
Komitetu Potskiej Rady N~arodowej,
szykuje plany ma obch6d matowy Et6ry
prawdopodobnie odbedzie sic W niedzie
lie, dnia 234go maja, W sail %parafialnej
Sw. 'Waclawa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-08

Miejscowy X. probos7cz f. c. Sciesz-
ka, zamierza W nicdalekiej ~przyszlosci
dac okofo kosciola comentowe trotuary
ktGre So z~eczywiscie potrzebne. By3o-
by to jn dawnO %wykonane, aeby ME
assessmenta ma bruhowanie ulic, kt0re
wynosi}y naczna sumo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-08
ODEEWA
w SPRAWIE MANIFESTO
CYL DO STOP POMNIKA
ROHATERA T. KOSCIU-
SKI w
PARKU.
Wzywa sic wszystkie organiza'
eye, parafie, stowarzyszenia !
rome zrzeszenia o wziecle
udzialu.

LAX rok rocznie, tax / w roku
biezacym Polonia chicagoSka Cd
ia hold bohaterowi dwoch Swia-
tow. Tadeuszowi Kosciuszce,
przez wymarsz / manifestacye
do stop pomnika naszego boha-
terra w sukmanie, w parku Hum
boldta. UroczystoSG ia odbedzie
sic w ~niedziele, dnia 3Ogo maja,
evil w Swieto Wienczenia Gro
bow.
Manifestacya t~cgoroczna po--
Wilma bye okazalszq niz kiedy-
kolwiek przedtem, albowiem W
roku' tym ME jestesmy wiecej til
iaczami, lecz many wolna / zje-
dnoczonq Ojczyzne nasz2 Pol
ske. - l. stop pomnika naszego
bohatera Polonia CbChOdzlc be-
die iednoczeSni2 rocznice1 Cd
rodzenia sic Polski. A vice be-
die to podw6}na uroczystost
Rarodowa.
Pc raz pierwszy PREY pomni-
+, Tadeusza KoSciuszki vitae
6edziemy przedstawiciela Rzeczy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-08
Z WACkAWOWA.

W najblizsza ~niedziele, dnia ego b.
NJ, w sail parafialnej p. W. Sw. Wacta-
Wa, Tow. Dziewic i Dzieci Maryi, urza
dza nadzwyczaj piekny wiecDoreE ma
jowy, po4aczony z Dabawa t~ow1arzyska'
Komitet pod kerOw4nictwem panny Ma
ryi Wicrtak PRAGUE energicznie nai
upickszcniem programu. Liczne nieSpo-
dzianki beda ma programme w~ieczorku,
dlatego vice parafianie jakoteA MO
dzicz 2 innych pArafii p0vinna poprzec
te zabawe i zapctniG sale 20 brzegl.
Ia imicyatywq lOkalncgO s~towarzysze
MIA TcrcyarZy zostanie odprawl0na
Msza Sw. o godzinie Smej ranO, W ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-08

dzeniu representative poszcze-
g6lnych organizacyi p. Ludwka
Panka.
Spodziewamy sic wiec, re Pc
lonia z Chicago i okolicy godnie
uczci ten dzieh pamiatkowy rocz
nicy odrodzenia sic Ojczyzny ma
szei Polski i odda hold bohatero-
wi Tadeuszowi Kosciuszce-
w. tSkwarozyish,
7. Przymorsh,
J. Nowak,
Komitet Prasy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-08
UWAGA

Czytajcie ogfoszenie ma 3-cieJ
STRONGLY firmy VIM. Zelosky Co.,
o pol akrowych ogrodowych far
mach. Czytelnicy Dziennika Chi
cagoskiego powinni skorzystac re
sposobnosci zakupna takowych.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-03
Kitchen Economics
FOUR DELICIOUS VARIATIONS
ON THE BASIC FAVORiTE
HASH.

No matter how contemptuously
we may speak Of made-overs or left
overs there are few men who never
theless do not relish the homely
hash.
They may gauze suspiciously at
'croquettes' or gay!y-coloTed meat
balls as they try to penetrate the
disguise and guess what was the first
incarnation. And the proof IS that
the restaurants. humble and haugh-
ty throughout the land, hash
plain. ungarnished hash-is seen on
the menu even in the beydey Of pure
food agitation. And men order il.
eat it with greater relish than more
projections items.
Hash isn't merely an American
favoritc dish. One finds it in some
guise in every country, and every
where il is favorite dish. Chopped
leftover meat, combined with mac
aroni or covered with a pie crust
and baked. or mixed with rice-ac-
cording 10 the custom Of the ccun-
try-is a popular dish abroad. and
unqueStionably the best way 20
make a little meat go to the further
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-03
Revelations of a Wife
Their Second Honeymoon
ADELE GARRISON

deadly vengeance upon him, or was
cOwardice the answer 10 his absence
from the expedition?
Cowardicei The word caused a
swift veering Of thought 10 the
gnawing pain which was never far
distant from my heart and brain IN
these anxious days. After all, II
really mattered little to me what
motive actuated Harry Underwood.
But it meant something more than
life itself 20 me and 10 the child
soul coming 10 me, TO know the
reason for my husbands apparent
pusillanimity.
But fate, i'm the unromantic per
son of the daily postman, brought
me the key 70 my problem in the
shape Of an ordinary looking typed
envelope that bore inside the cryp-
tic message;
If YOU wish to know the dis
graceful truth concerning your hus-
bands recent activities go 10 the fly
ing neld at NIineoIa next wednesday
afternoon. stay there from / to o."