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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-15
[ 0 c AL PHYSI CAN is
A ARRESTED ON CHARGE
OF ADMINISTRATION OF
NARCOTICS TO ADD| CTS

r. p. Wmtten Of Fort Worth, spe.
cial officer employed by the Internal
Revenue Department, has BEEN IN
Ardmorc conducting an investigation,
and as u result Of his efforts, Dr.
7. w. Denham has been arrested and
forced to make bond for his appear
ance in county court for the alleged
administration Of narcotics to ad-
diets
The arrest was made yesterday af-
ternom by Chief Of Police Chancei-
lor, on information furnished by the
special officer and a search OF the
premises Of DR. Denham resulted in
several hundred dollars worth Of the
drugs found
The drug addicts Of Ardmore have
been the cause Of considerable trouble
to the city and county officials, they
have been securing the dope In seem
ingly unlimited quantities. and the
number Of users is on the increase
in this city rather than ON the de
crease, in spite of the Harrison law
and al the officials can do TO enforce
it.
The greater portion Of the supply
Is brought into Ardmore from Fort
smith Arkansas, and although a
close vilgance is maintained by Off
GERS at all times, there seems to be
no trouble in smuggling the stuff into
the city and when here there are
number Of people who are in posi-
ton to put il into circulation among
the fraternity"
In speaking Of the evil this morn
ing Mr. Written stated that it is the
greatest menace TO America today,
harder 10 combat than the whiskey
evil Tor the reason that It is so easily
transported, it is cony enient to hide,
ard productive Of enormous profits
for the fact that an addict viii give
almost any price demanded for a
shot if he or she has the money,
and in the absence of IL viii com
mit most any crime to obtain it,
He stated that the sale Of mar
couca is greatly aided by q lot of un-
scrupulous physicians who are in po-
stion to act for the addict, and who
are too often the direct agent for
The drug themselves neglecting all
other practice to reap the rich reward
they can secure so long as they get
away with it.
Mr.. Whitten will remain in Ardmore
and vicinity for some time as there
are quite Il number Of suspects that
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-15
HERO OF TRIES IA FIRE
IS A SAL AN TONIC N AN

Triest. July 15.-Francis Flynn OF
san Antonio, Texas, who escaped from
Il burning hotel during the anti-Slay
demonstration here today. is an Am
erican sailor in the uniform Of Il chief
electrician and is head Of the United
state, navy communication service
n Tdcst.
Flyrn WIS trapped on the fifth
door Cf the burning building and
made his escape by finding his way
TO another building and jumping 20
feet 10 thc street He then tried to
Ect TO his Office to report events
10 Rear Admiral Philip Andrews com
mandcr Of the american warships in
the Baltic. but failed.
Several American families. who were
caught in The burning hotel had Just
arrived from Arner.cl and were avs.
ing trains 10 Iugo--layia. Scores pre-
sentcd themselves at the American
consulate. quito destitute, having lost
their belongings IT, ihe fire.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-15
WATERMELON Growers.
TO OR GA HIzE TRUST.

Oklahoma city July 1j.-The ship.
per must pay freight on watcrmclons
from Oklahoma points this year, ac-
cording to information received to-.
day by I'd G. Dustin, secretary Of
the state market commission from Of
,cials Of the Rock Island rairoaN
company Tha ruling does not apply
to canteloupes or other vegetables.
Mr. Dustin declared the ruling will
force small dealers to refrain from
handling watermeons. on account of
the financial burden cntailed. lie
believed large firms would handle the
crop and pay lower prices. As a
remedy. he is urging watermelon
growers to form a m1rketing ass3
citation and combine their financial
strength.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-15
ALVA BANKER ENTERS
ON SEVEN YEAR TERM
IN THE PENITENT T|ARY

McAlester Okla, July 15.-Rciter-
10 Oklahon'l of his own free will and
accord and that he cheerfully give
up his pardon rather than suffer the
humiliation of being branded u fugi-
tive from justice. Martin Nj. Fulker-
son former banker of Alva, Okla,
was admitted to the state peniten
. tiary at noon Wednesday. Fulkerson
is the man whose pardon, granted by
Acting Governor Tom Waldrep caused
50 much agitation in the state.
lukerson entered the warden's of
flee at the penitentiary with almost
uncanny cheerfulness. 1t seemed that
q load had been lifted from his should
ders and that he craved the Stiffness
and seclusion Of the prison walls.
II have nothing more to say" he
declared TO a reporter. Il heard that
my pardon was causing trouble and
although | had the advice of some
good lawyers, that | was acting un-
wisely in returning tc Oklahoma, |
conld not do otherwise.
II know that | could never have
been returned from Missouri The
goVernor of that state wouldn't have
granted extradition papers
II will say. that | never saw Mr..
Waldrep and only know that my at
,orneys We're interesting themselves in
my behalf"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-15
OKLAHOMA WHEAT FARMERS
TO HAVE 10000 CARS 1T ONCE

Tulsa, Okla. July 15.-Congressman
Z. B. Howard Of Tulsa, late yester.
day received a telegram from the in
terstate commerce commission az
Washington, D. c., that 10000 cars
would be released at once for the
grain belt of the southwest. The
message was a reply to the telegram
dispatched Tuesday by congressman
Howard urging immediate action to
save the grain crop of Oklahoma
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-15
FOUR TRIM B| RDS OF
PASSA CT OFF ON LON c
FL CHIT TO THE LAM
Of THE M|DNI CHIT sun

Mineola, n. Y, July l5.-F'our army
airplanes comprising the Alaskan fly.
ing expedition left Mitchell Field Long
Island, at 1888 O'Clock this afternoon
on a 5000 mile round trip flight T.
Nome, Alaska, one of the longest ana
most difficult air trips ever attempted
in the western hemisphere,
Four trim looking military airplanes
were lined ~ on Mitchell Field today
waiting for the signal WHICH was 10
start them on their 5000 mile flight
to Nome, Alaska, and return.
The expedition, organized to estaD-
lsh an aerial route to Alaska, for pos
sible military use and to conduct an
aerial survey Of the territory ira
yersed, will take approximately 70
days.
Eacn plane will carry an army pilot
and a mechanician, and observer Six.
teen trips have been provided. the dis.
tance between stations ranging from
200 to $50 miles From Mitchell Field
the planes will fly to Erie, Pa. anG
thence along the northern border OF
the United States to Saskatoon, Can
ada. and then northTard TO Alaska.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-15
McALESTER FTREMEN ASK
FOR PAY INCREASE

McAlester, Okla, July 15.-Firemen
here have presented demands of a
flat increase in pay Of $25 and re-
arrangement Of working hours to al
low for a double shift. Thirty com
missioners expressed themselves as
favorable TO increase but that there
was not sufficient money available
TO meet the increase.
The matter will be taken up with
the chamber Of commerce by the city
and an effort will be made to secure
additional funds needed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-15
Scycre Rain Storm

Tulsa. Okla. July ia heavy rain
fall late yesterday and last nigh,
has halted thrcshing in this sec
ton Of Oklahoma Lightning struck
the Constantin filming Company
late yesterday and fire destroyed the
tank and 5000 barrels Of crude oil.
The loss Is estimated at $4,000
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-15
OLD REGIMENT RELIEVED
OF MEN BORDER DUTY

. Washington. July 1.-THE Four.
teenth cavalry which has been on
duty on the Mexican border for eight
years is to be relieved and sent to
Fort Des Moines, Iowa. it was an
nounced today at the war department.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-15

Don't you think that Carter county
and its magnificent citizenship have
suffered enough at the hands of poll
tical slanderers? Hear Il. A. Baird,
candidate for representative, at the
corner Of Main and Washington, sat
Nrday, July 18th, at s p. m. l5-2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-15
Census Statistics

Washington, July 15.-Rocky Mount,
n. c., 12,472; increase 1851 or 1913 per
cent.
Trinidad, Colo, l0,406; increase 702
or 60 pc rcent.
Hawaii, 2SS.912; increase 64,OOS, or
or 1914 per cent
Honolulu, S3,327; increase 31,414, or
59.7 per cent.
Hilo. 10,431; increase 1883, or SAC
cent.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-15
Society Events
by Miss Maurine Easley
Phone 53S-
Young Matron's Cinb

The members Of the Young Matron's
Club met with Mrs Gene Cruco yes
terday afternoon at her home, -
street northwest
Additional guests for the afternoon
were Mrs. Paul Liebman. Mrs d. c.
Fitzgerald, Mrs. Jack McMurray, Mrs
Margaret Spurlock Mrs. King. and
Misses Gladys Scivally, Ruth Of Miss
issippi. Matilda Turnock of Chicago.
Winifred Walls of McAlester.
Miss Rush was presented the guest
favor and Mrs. Walter Thompson was
presented the club prize.
At the conclusion of the games
salad course was served.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-15
OKLAHOMA CITY
LIVESTOCK MARKET

Oklahoma City July 15.-Cattle:
1850; steady except calves, 30 cents
lower; steers $3.50 to $lL5O; cows
and heifers So TO $3.50; calves, $3.50
to $3.50; stockcrs and feeders, $3.50
to $3.50
Hogs, 400, % to 80 cents lower;
top $3.50 bulk, $l516 to $685.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-15
Walter Dean Short

Major and Mrs. Walter c. Short
of Fort Leavenworth announce the
birth of son. Sunday July II, whom
They have given the name Walter
Dean.
Mrs Short was formerly Miss Isabel
Dean who with her parents made
this city their home.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-15

are going to be scrutini2cd pretty
closely in the future. and the officers
w.ll make an effort to make the dope
hard to get IN Ardmore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-15
B. v. G. Club

Misses Gladys and Ernestine Gull
lot entertained the members of the
B. V. G.. Club yesterday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. Walter Thomp-
son, d street - southwest
Mrs. Vincent Wakefield who has
been president Of the club since it
was organized handed in her resig-
nation to take effect Immediately.
Miss Hattie Burnitt, vice president Of
the club will act as president until
the early fall when election of Off
GERS will be held.
After the business meeting a social
hour was enjoyed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-15

The question Of organizing big
municipal band is again being discuss
ed by the band committee of the
Chamber Of Commerce. and if plans
materialize such an organization may
be a realitY in very short time. The
members Of the Chamber Of Commerce
band are not in favor of being taken
into the national guard as state
departmental band for the reason that
most of the members are married
and do not care to be subject to mill
tary duty, therefore if Ardmore is to
have a place in the proposed new
military units of the state another
Band must be organized, composed
of musicians who are not adverse to
doing little military duty at good
pay once a year.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-15

Members Of the police department
who made such a haul Of speeders
and other violators of the traffic ordi-
nance We're again busy today and viii
have another large delegation to let
the mayor pass judgment upon In
the morning.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-15
STORIES Of THE STREET

r. II. Brown delegate to the Ma
tional Democratic Convention at San
Francisco, returned last night, and
has many interesting stories 10 tell
Of the times experienced in selecting
standard bearer for the Democratic
party.
G. W Young who was recently dis
charged from the Hardy sanitarium
where he has been for several weeks
on account Of a serious automobile
wreck is getting along nicely at his
ranch home near Berwyn.
+. r. Jones of Provence, who was
in the city today transacting busi-
ness, stated that there was some COM
plant Of boil weeyil in the vicinity
Of Provence, but not to any alarm
ing extent Mr.. Jones stated that
prevailing warm weather was rapidly
settling the perpleXing question be-
cause the bollweeyil cannot exist in
dry hot weather.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-15
Society Personals

Mrs. T.. a. True left Wednesday
for FL Cajon, California, where she
will spend the summer with her son,
Nh Otis Houghton. Mrs. True was
joined in Wynnewood hy her grand
daughter Miss Lorene Taylor who
viii accompany her to California.
Mrs. Ruby Smith and daughter,
Edth of ST. Louis are the guests Of
Mrs e, 3. Farthing
Mr. ana alrs. Fred Tucker left to-
day for Colorado where they will spend
the remainder of the summer Mr.
Tucker will make the trip overland
ana viii join Mrs. TUCKER in Colorado.
During their absence Mr.. f. +. Guillot
and daughters will occupy their home.
Mir John Robert Dulancy OF Electra
Texas, is the guest of his brother.
1Jr. Harry Dulaney.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-15

Work on the warehouse of the Rus
sell Seed Company in northeast Ard
more, near the Santa 'e tracks IS
progressing nicely and the house Will
be finished by the first of September
The building is 1O0x100 feet with Of
fees on the second floor, and will
be fireproof structure of brick and
concrete,
S. f. Whiteman who has been in
Kansas City for the past 10 days
treatment has returned
very much improved in health.
Miss Center, assistant bookkeeper
in the office of the city clerk will
leave today to visit relatives and
friends at Dallas and Cumby Texas.
She will be absent from her post OF
duty for 10 days,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-28
q KAPELI i'm. STANISLAWA MO-
NICSZKI.

Ma rozpoczecie roku szkolnego ma
scion zimowy, dany bedzie maly po-
pis przez mioda kapele. ktora zaled-
vie pare miesiecy i~stnieie, a JUL
nam dale dowod swei niezwykiej
piracy ! postepu W nauce.
Ten popis poIaczony bedzie Z "a
bawa taneczna, a urzadzony W ME
dziele. 5go wrzeSnia o let wieczor
W Liberty sail, 1911 Emma u. W
odnowionej sail / PREY udziale MILO
dziezy, ktora pracuje mad uprawia-
MEM i szerzeniem polskieJ muzykl'
ubawic sic bedzie MONA do we'll. a
tenn samem przyczynic sic do dobre-
go dziela. ..
Do wsp6ludzialu zapraszamy SEA-
nowna PublicznoSt.
S. KoScielniak, sekr.
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BalKlubu Sprzedawcow
Palatine.

S~taraniem Klubu Sprzedawc6w
Palatine " niedziele, dnia % sierp-
Sia " wielkiej sail Zjednoczenia ma
.rogu Milwaukee I Augusta ulic 20
stanie urZadzony wielki bal. Pro-
gram zapowiada sic nadzwyczaj in
teresujaco. Kierownicy ~programowi
dokladajs wszelkich staran, ably pu-
blicznoSG wyniosia Z balu jak nal
milsze wrazenia. Miedzy innemi 20
stanie odtanczony Bialy Mazur prze2
osiem par malych dzieci pod kiero-
wnictwem p. Korneckiego.
Klub S~przedawc6w Palatine Jest
to zrzeszenie sprzedawcow / pracow-
nikow we wszystkich sklepach 1 W
hurtowni Palatine. Gl6wnym celem
zrzeszenia Jest samoksztalcenie. To
tee wolne chwile cd piracy ezionko-
vie klubu spectacle W swoim lokalu'
gdzle maja wiasna piekna biblioteke,
W kt6rej przewaiaja dziela handlo-
we. dopelniajac swa wiedze przez stu
dyowanie rEeezy fachowych ogolne
dyskusye 1 pogadanki.
W piracy spolecznej Kluo Spree
dawe6w Palatine ME da sic preset
gnae prEez inne zrz~eszenia; gdzie cho
dzi o Polske, tam S~przedawcy Pala-
tine 50 pierwsi; czy to chodzi o ze-
branie jakiegoS funduszu ma Polske,
cry te1 o wykonanie jakiejs piracy
organizSeytnei.
Ma ostatniem posiedzeniu Klubn
Sprzedawe6w z entuzyazmem PREY
jeto wniosek o wEiecie czynnego u
dzialu W rozpoczynajacej sic kam-
panii ma Polski Czerwony Krzyz l
ably dobrze rozpocza6 robote, posta-
nowiono caly dochod z balu. po opia-
ceniu koszt6w p~rzeznaczyt ma Polski
Czerwony Krzyz. :
Energiczni i czynni czionkowie
Klubu rozwiiaja swoie zrzeszenie
coraz bardziei 1 moga wiele dobre-
go zrobit. My re swej strony zyczy-
nv Klubowi Sprbzedawcow Palatine
aby I nadai ME ustawal W piracy, a
wysilki wydadza owoce!s,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-28

wsp6lnei Komunii Sw. Wszyscy czlon
kowie maja sic zebrat ped kara kon
s~tytueyi. - st. Pitera, preA; Tomasz
J. KaliS, sekr. prot.
- Northwest Side Tax Payers
Assn czyli Stowarzyszenie WlaSci-
cieli RealnoSci, odbedzie miesieczne
posiedzenie W niedzie!e, dnia 29go
sierpnia. o godzinie 2giej pcpoludniu
W sail Macierzy Polskiej, pnr. 1857
". Division VI. Kazdy obywatel po-
winien bye 1obecny ma tenn posiedze-
niu. - NJ. Wardzinski, seJ. 1401
Dickson I'll.
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POTRZEBA iednego pana ma miesz-
kanie. 1915 Macedonia III. PREY In
vision. @gie pietro, front. Mona
wchodziG cd tylu.
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DRORNE n%cKnSZENlA
$500 Nagrody

"a informacye, doprowadzenie do a
reSztu / skazaria, czterech mlodych
ludgi "a kradziez w0dki; 100 skrzyn
Old Taylor Whiskey z pnr. 1881 n.
Ashland ave "a pomoca White truck
automobilu, malowanego ma siwo.
Ia wszelkie informacye bedziemy
trzymali nazwisko W sekrecie. ZglU-
sic sic do Halperin Bros, Motor Co.
Calumet, 1901 2241 Michigan
ave. 81
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Eprzeeawane wszcdze 20 $1,000, u a
tyglo ST.. 80. R6wniez maszyuy po 3.W
1 wyzej. GwARANCYA z KAZDA MA
SZYNA Wysyiamy mhszyny do w2y'
stxich mast prBex Express. Piszcte 20
lnformacye. PoRonia Sewing Machine
10, diva sklady ZIG w. Chicago ave.
/ 97O Milwaukee Ave Trefony: Moo
we 1890 1 $3.50.
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POKOIK frontowy do w~ynajecia.-
1882 \. Ellen ul., PREY Lincoln, 2gle
pietro, front, 49,
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DOM z mieszkah, rentu 5000 rocz-
ME, ~sprzedam Tub z4mienie ma Gotta
ge. - 1345 Walton I'll.
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26-27-2S-2-3-

POSZUKUJEMY czlowieka do prze-
prowadzenia organizacyi Interest,"
ma udzialach, interes mikionowy, -
majacy wielka przyszioSc, zdolny Or
ganizator majacy .energie i ambicye
mole dojs6 do fortuny. Zg}oszenia.
prosze p~rzesylaf ma adres L. Tyble-
wski, pok6j 412 = 1868 n. Paulina
nj 25-96-2S
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S6A00. - Dom murOWany 90, diva
bojlery. elektryka. kqpiele, lota
35x156. Cena $500. Many wiele
innych mniejszych budynk6w. 2130
n. Robey ul.
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\ PRACA

POTRZEBA mezczyzn do rrEs2osze-
MIA frachtu W magazynie. DoDrt "a
plata, dobre godzi1y j sta'a prNca.
Chicago Storage and Transfer Cp..
1855 w. 65ta ul. ~
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Pok6i osohny do w~ynajecia. 500
Agate ul., jefferson Park.
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Ruch v TuSarzystHach.
z KANTOWA.

- Tow. p. O. Boskiego Serca Je-
zusa No. 263 Zjed. przystapi do spo-
wiedzi W sobcte. 2Sgo sierpnia, a
W niedziele o godzinie t6ej rano do
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POTRZEBA 2 kobiet Tub dEiewcze-
ia do og6lnej domowej piracy. -
MONA ist do domu ma noe. Presby-
terrain Hospital, 1853 w. Congress
ul. 2~3-:4-2S-SV
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LADNY dom ma Rockwell III. frame
konkretowy fundament. 2-6 / PA
$4,000. - Telefon Irving 944a.
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POk0i do wynajecia. 1919 Mautene
Ct, lSze pietrO, front.
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MA SPRZEDAz piec do og%rzewania.
1862 Milwaukee ave.
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IADNY frcntowy osobny pok6j ola
meztzyzn. 2039 LeMoyne ul. Wicker
Park.
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VALENTINE

KoIegium Damskiej kraWtecLyHny. .,
Ucze d~amskiej krawieczyZ ny. kroIu !
szycia, klasy dzienne / wieczorne' Wy
1Sofnis ana uzdolnionych. T~elefonuj Tub
T,,sz. a ia Ci powjem co moge dfa Gle
bic uczynic. SARA PATEK pr~ync'P"Ikn
"4O7 w, Madison. - 1880 \. Wells.
62O5 :. Hnlsted.
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Pok6i do-wynajecia. 1860 Noble III.

PanOw ma mieszkanie potrzeba. =
frOntowy pok6j, osobne wejScie. -
1929 y. Marshfield ave.
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POTRZEBA stolarzy. Northwest
ern ave.
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ncro&ENlA
Ucz Sic Fachu
Dickson I'll.

Automobilowego " Szkole automoD'Io-
wei
PoLsKIEGO TOW. TECHNlCZNeGO
aIo7 w North Ave. Chicago, III.
Lekcye wieczorami. Dogodne warunki
Przyjdz przekonaj sic, ucz SIC.
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MA SPRZEDAz dom murOwany -
2-6. Eapiele. ustepy W Srodku, Cena
$4,000, - Dom murOwany 90, Ba-
piele, ustepy W srodku. basement.
Cena $500. - Dom murowary 25
6. kapiele. ustPpy. basement. Cena
$500. - Dom murowany pa, gcra
+ basement. ustepy W $rodku. Cena
$1,000. - 2130 y. i;obey III.
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JEDNEGO melczyzny potrzeba Ma
m~ieszkanie .104S y. Ashland ave.
'3cie pietro, 2 tylu. Zgiosi6 sic po-
miedzy So wieczorem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-28

DO wypajecia garaz ma automobile,
44x20R stop, d. bre miejsce ma re-
peracye. 1T40 W. 1Sta IL. %
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Poszukuje Andrzeja zyweze6skiego,
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przebywa} W Jefferson Line Pa, -
Ktoby z czytelnik6w cnim wiedzial,
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Szymon Drozdz, 1886 E. 73cia ul.
Chicago, III. %
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UMEBLOWANY pok6j do wynajecla
scbne weijCie. l436 n. Hoyne ave.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-06
Nansen Will Lead
 League Committee
 F or Repatriation

WASHINGTON, May :. Dr. Friedtjof Nansen, the Norwegian ex- plorer, probably will head the organ ization to be set up by the League of Nations for the purpose of repatriat- ing 100000 German, Austrian and oth- CT war prisoners still held in Russia. Reports to be submitted to the league council at Rome this month say that unless these men are res cued from their prison camps in Siberia before next winter, few are likely to survive. Dr. Manson was mentioned during discussions at Paris last year of steps toward sending food relief to the captives. Word has reached here that he already has been asked if he would be willing to serve as the agent of the league He had considerable experience with food questions during the war, having headed the Norwegian mission sent to the United States in 1917 to ne gotiate for needed supplies for his own country
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-06
CONVICT M AN FOR ALLOWING
 CHILD TO DIE.
Christian Scientist Is Found Guilty of Manslaughter
 When Daughter Dies

NEWARK, N. J., May ,. - Andrew Walker, a Christian Science member, tonight was found guilty of manslaugh- ter by jury in the court of common pleas for failing to provide medical treatment for his nine-year-old daugh- ter. Dorothy who died a year ago with what physicians declared as nasal dyptheria. The girl had been provid- ed with Christian Science treatment.
 The jury made a strong recommen- .dation for clemency in returning it's verdict. By order of the court the jury returned verdict Of not guilty against the mother, charged with a similar offense, because the New Jer- sey law says the father is recognized "as the head of the family and re- sponsible for the care of his children.