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Phoenix tribune., 1920-11-13
CELEBRATE OPENING
OF PATERNITY HOUSE

(By the Associated Negro Press)
Bridgeport, Conn.,, Nov. lin hon.
or Of the opening Of the fraternity
house on Main street, the first of its
kind to be erected in the state, more
than 1900 members Of colored frater-
mites throughout the state celebrated
the occasion of the opening with a
reception and dance held in the State
Street Casino.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-11-13
(By the Associated Negro Press)

Enterprise, Ala, Nov. 11.-Four
children were burned to death here
from a gasoline explosion. Three Of
them were children of Alto Petty, and
it was at his house when his daugh-
ter, IA, put gasoline in a stove to
make blaze burn faster, thinking it
kerosene.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-11-13

made victim, and your life the for
felt, though you be stainless of crime?
"The remedy lies in your hands.
When those who seek to take the law
into their own hands know that fear
less grand jurors will indict, that Wig
orous prosecutions will folloy, and
That the supremacy of the law will be
maintained in fact as well as in name,
then, and not until then, will this thing
cease. Loyalty to our state, in peace
as well as in war, is a lesson that
must he learned Obedience to law
is the essence of loyalty"
Phoenix tribune., 1920-11-13
Housing Problem Is
Discussed By Members
Of Urban League

(By the Associated Negro Press)
New York, Nov. 1.-THE race prob
lem in industry furnished the topic
of discussion at the opening session
of the National Urban League.
Main points brought out by the men
who addressed the League were: The
necessity of better housing conditions;
the desirability of using Negro fore
men over Negro employees; the OBJ
stacle offered by over-developed race
consciousness in the Negro, and the
urgency of more frankness between
Negro and white.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-11-13

The possession of Negro blood may
be disgrace, but Negroes have fought
many battles for the cause of liberty.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-11-13

Vanity is as valueless an asset for
a president as it is for a cotton picker
Phoenix tribune., 1920-11-13

Suppose we all pull together now
and help make the country safe for
Democracy.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-11-13

If the Negro. is true to himself he
will surely see the day when he will
be supreme.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-11-13

1t is much more to mans credit
to be human than it is to be white.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-11-13
To Our Readers.

No person is in a better posi-
tion to know the attitude of
the business concerns Of a
community than the one who
solicits the advertisements and
: comes in personal contact
with the heads of the busi-
: ness concern.
When the 'rtisement of a
: business firm is carried in the
: Tribune, it not only serves as
an announcement of the spec
0r the line of goods
handled hv +ha+ concern, but
it is a Direct Invitation to-
: members of the race to pat
: ronize the business place; fur
ther, it is assurance of fair
and courteous treatment.
: Go Where You Are Invited
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-13
PUBLIC AUCTION SALES.

II g. PUBLIC AUCTION sALE.-salyage
Division, o. d. o.. 46f Eighth Ave-. New
YORK. Will sell at public auction. commenc-
ing 10 A, NJ, May II. 1910. and continuing
daily until all the stores are sold, at the
Ford Building, 200 jackson Avenue. Long
Island City, N. Y, an assortment Of unser-
yieeAble material and articles no longer
needed by the Government, consisting OF mat
tresses; pillows; paulins; ponchos; tentage;
iron cots; horse blankets; blanket lined over
coats; gas mask knapsadg<s and other artl-
cles Particulars on application to Officer
in-Char9e, Waste Materials Branch. Salvage
Division, $40 jackson Ave-. Long Island C.ty,
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-13
MoroRRoATs, LAUNCHES, ETC.

CRUISER, 90 IT.. cabL\ 90 h. ?. Buffalo.
,ion. must be seen to bt appreciated. Foot
,2d St. Brooklyn. MEL soN RosETH.
Sunset 6fT3. ~
GLASS cabin family cruise \, ~ II. Q. four
cylinder cycle h. p. enl WE; pilot house.
electric llghts. Boat seen DC pLEY'S BOAT
HOUSE, losth ST.. North liver or phone
MOORE, Riverside 5000
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Above 14th 81. TO S9th st. (IncIusive).
East River to North River.
FOR LEASE. MAY. 1921.

WE are offering the following buildings for
sale on the part ownership PLAN
e6l-263 West 38th St, lofts, 50.6x98.9.
Possession February list, 1921.
PEASE & ELLIMAN,
$40 Madison av.
Telephone Murray Hill 500.
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.


PAYING guest desires room. with meals. IN
first class elevator apartment. W.. \.
liALLER. suite l50s. Pennsylvania Hotel.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-13

THE EVELYN LODGE.
Charming, Homelike, All Year Residence,
20 Min. Delightful Sail Across Bay.
Elegantly Furnished: Excellent Cuisine.
Parlors, Porches. Lawns. Comforts.
Weekly $40 Up; Capacity rs; Booklet.
II Years Under One Management.
Il Central Av.. st. George, 8. i.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-13

CIIAUFFEUR (2Gl, good mechanic, all cars;
eight years experience; highest references.
Address 4. BendIni, RidEefield. Conn.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-13
uNruRNIsHEp ROOMS TO LET.

22D, @lO West.-Unfurnished room, suitable
studio hot water. bath; private house; s15
per month; references Indispensable. Call
Chelsea 1908.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-13
MUTATIONS WANTEp---MAIE.

CHAUFFEUR, American citizen, French
parentage; eight years experience driving
private families In New York city excellent
mechanic; very best references; will 80 any.
where; moderate salary. La Bue. telephone
4 Greeley 1896.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-13

ATTRAcTIvELY FURNISHED ArhnT;
Az. AND MADISON, six Rooms ..ND
TWO BATHS, JUNE | TO OCroDEH y
RENT 5000 PER MONTH. TELEPHONE
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-13

ROOM-COACHMAN, single. age A., rider
driver, thorough horseman. D., 81 Sun
Herald Herald square.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-13
BUSINESS PLACES WANTED

STABLE wanted to rent for 20 10 10 horses.
with truck storage Fpacc; preferably below
Sth st.. on east ride, or below Chrlstopher ST.
on west side. ", S04 Sua-IIsTAld. Fulton vt.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-13
BoARDERs WANTED.

y>~1>~~~->~~~~~S~O~~~-~~~ ~~-~~~>~~~~>~N-~s~~~~ps
A ST. ALBANS,
3ie-35i WEST N6TH ST.
BOARD AND SUITE, two rooms. private
bath, $50 per week and up for two persons
single rooms; FAMILY HOUSE.
WEST END AV., 3I5.--Private family. beau
tiful room, twin beds: also single room !:
bath; unexcelled table; references! gentle
men.
0SD, 100 West-Rooms, superior table and
service. Telephone Riverside 229.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-13
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

~Se~~e-~y~~~-~o~r~~~~N>"->
BUSINESS woman desires | or Furnished
rooms, kltchenette and bath; convenient
10 Grand Central station reasonable; per-
manent. A H0i Sun Herald.
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LAWYERS.

ANDREW j. SMITH. 83 Park Row. New
York; no charge for consultation; evenings
BY appointment. Phone Beekman AI0,
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-13
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
InnR Ialand.

ELEGANT rooms, suites. for season and all
year around, IN beautiful private realdencc.
alO5 Franklin av., Far RockAwpy. Telephone
Far Rockaway 1918.
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SUMMER RESIDENCES WANTED.

COTTAGE, not less six rooms, near beach.
Particulars, s2l West lIsth, apartment J.
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Observation-Disclosures.

E1TRACTIyELY furri-hcd. plsaSant' spart-
Fthfht; plore electricity. moderate. a'tcr
Lgns 1t-october I. Schuyler GIG ENNIS,
61 West S7th.
APARTMENTS OF QUALITY.
East. West side. lonz. short leases
APARTMENT RENTING c..
1fH West I'D 81. Phone Columbus f2II.
fF,AItTMENTS to rent. furnished or unfur-
iilshed: immediate or October OCCUPANCY.
D. cLATisNCE DAVIES, u East I'D st
.<apl. Murray HIN 22s7
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

AN EXouIsITELY APPOINTED APART;
MIiNT, CONSISTING OF LARGE LIVING
ROOM. boUDoIR AND BATH, IN AN EX;
elusive APARTMENT HOTEL ON 9TH
EXCELLENT CUISINE AND MAID SER.
VICE; IDEAL LOCATION. MAY BE SEEN
ny APPOINTMENT. TELEPHONE BE
FORE i0;30 A. NJ, on AFTER 7, M''
PLAZA 1882.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-13

HAVE YOU A LEGITIMATE BUSINESS
YOU wish 10 sell without publicity? Or seek
inr associate with capital for expansion! sec
RoBERTS-FRosT COMPANY. ans,
g05 9Th aV. Murray Hlll JILL
BOOKLET MAILED UPON REQUEST
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-13

BUSINESS MAN, sailing for
Europe tho end of the month.
viii visit most European coun-
tries, seeks 10 be OF service In
some mannef requiring tact,
ability and Diplomacy.
am not seeking agencies or
the selling or tmerchandlse on
commission.
prefer some semi-diplomatic
mission or higlA class business
deal. WIN finanre II necessary.
Answer stricR confidential.
c. A., 34T 9th a.. room 9Oi'
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-13
MACHINERY.

Electric Motb-S and Power Equipment
DISTRIBUTORS.
lrbanks.Mor,e and General Electric
Motors.
Fully EQUIP Ved Repair Department. .
We buy, sell, ca ariIange, install. repair ana
Maintain lIsctrical Equipment
BROWN. HUN. IELE CORPORATION.
1924 Me, VIanlc 81, Newark.
Phone 2S N-2S12 Market.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-13

CHAUFFEUR. mechanic, Swedish, 10 years
experience. wishes position with private
family city country; careful driver, willing.
strictly sober; best references. Skoglund, T.
East R5th
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-13
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEM
nlh,mbsrmAlas. &c.

YOUNG girl ,slshes position osts shamosrmSI1; ,Has
SITS, Jordan.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-13

BAsEMENT, 9Oxs0; four{ bowling alleys. two
Rhuffleboard tables: lorky lease; reAsonenle
rent; extra space for bnNArd tables north-
east corner ilGth st., Sth nv. PartlcuIhrs'
LAKIN. 10l West 42d. -----
CAPFTAL WANTED FOR PROMOTION; an
exceptional tire patent proposition WNte
particular. b., $50 Sun-Herald, Herald
square.
ESTABLISHED twenty years, moving ana
trucking business; two i-ton aut0moonfs'
with o room house on not aO1l00; cash,
"a. 900. SHERMAN. IO3SA neKalb ay: -:
EXPORTER and Importer, established. Nelt
known. recently Incorporated, requires con-
mercially versed associate, c0mpetehl ~
suming full charge while advertiser attenu-
to large pending dealt abroad; mvesimenI ~
81, 900 necessary: fuFest investigation inNn- nv,
ed and references exchanged. Address IN M
PORT EXPORT" Bon 1913 CITY # Han s.aIlon'
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-13

CHAUFFEUR, married. age "a. American,
desires position. country for summer or
year round; II years experience: best ref
aid Harlem.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-13
FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT.

FOR bargains in Commercial waterfront
properties see Joseph T. Mullisan. 81
Liberty II
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-13

CHAUFFEUR d30). married. ~ years eN.
sperience, well recommended, wishes private
lcity): all makes. Cadillac. Packard pre-
ierTsd, hs,ori. EdTara hunnen' y e'e'n"A' '''
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-13
80 !,!I a CATITAIiISt,Tn Alta Ist,n CASH,
SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET,

liIsAUTIFUL summer home, South Yonkers
high eleyailon overlooking Van Sotllahu,
pnrki elegant, modern ~ room house. :
Jntlls, sleeping porches parquct floors
RlHf, extensive verandas; large SHADE ana
f1Allf trees. garage; 10 let. furnished, June
* to September i5; 81 900. u, A, FAIR
BANKS. 27l West i2ath ST.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-13

CHAUFFEUR. expert mechanic, 30. single
temperate habits, oyeThAulinG any maxi ~
motor. always hs wing cara IN smooth rut-
ming order: four years private driving; rela
| encea. q. NJ, i21 Herald Harlem.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-13

| CHAUFFEUR, Japanese, married, mochanlc,
expert Pierce man; with personal city
| rccommnn dalons? thire years last place,
seeks country position, Japanese, care
NlAhl, 81 West Goth
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-13
Eorough Of brooklyn.

EIGHT rooms. three baths, fully furnished,
Brooklyn Heights; wonderful view: cne
block to subway. minutes to Wall ST., Is
*; rent $3.50 per month. SYsiMES, 1871
Henry ST.. brooklyn. Telephone Main 2TcJ,
Hector 1432.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-13

COUPLE, want position, wife cook, man
iiousenan, valet, care for car; no outside
work. w. c.. 2io Bloomfield St. Hoboken,
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-13
MAIL ORDER OPPORTUNITY.

MAIL ORDER OPPORTUNITY. 40.
Am mailing special lmrgain flyer 10 zOv'VO
women mail order buyers; II you WISH 70
joln In this mat; In 10000 lots or mui-
tiples thereof With nuHl-competitive line, i
viii prepare two TiiXlO inch pages, furnish
all drawings. ehgravings. paper, printing any
postage, everything complete. Tor one ecu, i,
per copy: extraordinary opportunity 70 sen
shoes. dresses, waists, hosiery, nnderWenr,
millinery. hair goods. leather goods )eWeIy
and other specialties 10 known meil 9Iosr roe,
buyers st big saving. B: J; BEARpsLbt'
iia3 Broadway. Chelsea 1870.
MANUFACTURERs representative wants
men with ability TO organize statesmen
meriiorious proposition sell all nerchahts'
A., 6iG Sun-Herald.
SALES RIGHTS FOR NEW YORK CITY,
A manufacturing concern wishes 10 connect
With a responsible and experienced business
nmn with capital to take over the entit"
business Of Greater New York In the whole
ssle distribution of It's product; we can ,ns oIisr
ftiue absolute monopoly In a necessary arucln
alIk,sd to electrical, automobile and railway
llna' Address MONOPOLY, care panieiSoh
Adva rising Agency. Providence. u. !.
sTonIES, MOVIE SCENARIOS. PLAYS.
IYRCS-we read, edit, remodel, typeWrlte,
copyriabt and sell your manusripts; gp 5000
opportunity: moderate rates. MAN FOp-
CO. suite so. 1855 Broadway. city.
WE need n man with 5000. one who can
handy i'd IN and take charge OF factory 10
connect wAh n concern doing volume OF
business ia portable buildings; chance OF
a lifetime AR the right party. b.. los sun
Herald. HerA ID square. ---
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-13
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

A young man (29). single, Christian. mill
tary academy graduate. five years expert
Cnce country and city banking, two years
railroad engineering NJ. OF W. department,
two years officer U. s Army, one year In
France, desires connection with company
doing business in South Africa. China. South
America or Dutch East India; would go to
any OF the countries mentioned for a term
OF years. A. Gil Sun-Herald.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-13

Above 59th st.--bth Av. TO East River.
CFFICEs. small. to let. ls East l2Mh:
steam heat. electric light. BARNET CO..
I'll East I25th at.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-13
COUNTRY BOARD.

Long Island.
THE ELK INN. Lynbrook. l.. l.. 80 minutes
from New York. 10 minutes from Long
Beach. Elegant rooms on European and
American plan. Telephone reservations S94N.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-07

Prokurator ~generalny Newton Z
Nowego Iorku popiera przepro-
wadzenic prawa przeclW rozrtl--
chom, mianowicic, chcc On pre-
Ptowadzit uStawe proponowan2
przez pana Davey, "a ktora row
niez oSwiadczy} sic prUkurator
Palmer. Przeszlo poi miliOna ra-
dykalow zacheconych ostatnirui
wypaGNami ma ia mySli juz ME
tylko ~szcrzenic pismcm i siowcm
rewobtcyl, ale wprowadzonie jej
zycic. Zdrowszc czynniIi Pra
cy, oraz robotnicy katoliccy sta
raja sic przcciwdzia}ac owemu ru-
chowi. jcdnakzc potrzebuja konie
cznic w~iekszcgo pcparcia &c stro-
nv wIadz krajowych W formie u
Stawodawstwa, kt6reby Po}ozylo
TANG Ddradliwym podziemnym a
gitacyom przewrotowych zywlo-
low.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-07
ZASTEPY RADYKALcW.

Washington, z. lutego. - Me
pokoj9ce wie5ci kraza po Nowym
Iorku jakOby Gale zastepy rady-
k&iow gotOwe by}y do rozpocze-
cia zaPowiedzianej rewolucyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-07

raj pc ~polud1':I wraz Z bondam1
wolno5ciowymi ia SUNG $4,000,
i dotad wszelki Slad pc MIN zagl-
nal. Wczoraj pc po4udniu urzed1-
mix banku wreczy} Franzc'owi
bondy wolnoSciowe z polecenicm
by zmicnii jc ma wiekszc W ban
KIT Federal Reserve Bank. Gdy
pc godzinic czasu poslanicc ME
wraoa}, zaintrygowani urzcdnicy
banku, dali znac o tenn policy,
ktora natychmiast zarzadziia po-
szukiwania Franze'a. Policya do
wiedziaia sic, IL poi godziny
pred jcj zawiadomicniem pos}a
nee opuscit bank, w ktorym
mieniaf bondy i &c Pc dodzc vista
pit ma chwile do swej zony, kto
"a zaJeta jest jake kasyerka w re
stauracyi II zbiegu ulic Clark /
Adams. Mai on sic cicszyc K te-
60, il bank obdarza 60 takicm "a
ufaniem i powierza mu taxa wicl
ka SUNG picniedzy, tenn bardzicj,
&c dopiero ME ca}y micsiac byl
tam zajety, iona Franze'ego II
trzymuje stanowczo, IL bedac II
nicj ME okazywa} naImnieJszego
zamiaru skradzenia tych bondow
lccz najprawdopodobniej zosta}
Z bondami tymi przez kogoS II
prowadzony, a moze nawet "a
mordowany, Frame kilka lat tie
mu, bedac zajety W sklepie de
partamentowym w sr6dmiesciu,
zostaf karany wiezieniem "a kra
dziez tam p~opetniona- Pdlicya
'po calym kraju rozesEaAa "a nirm
iisty gohcze i obstawi}a wszyst
kie stacye kolejowe tajnymi agen
tami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-07

vida dobrcso, anizeli obecny kic-
runek obrany przcz Rad Wilso-.
ma. Take wrazenie odniost komi-
tct przcznaczony do bahama
Ispraw pogranicznych, ma czeIc
kt6rego stoi senator Fall. Rad
mcksykaiski jeszcze mic wypus-
Gil ma wolnosc dwoch awiatorow
amerykanskich, pomimo usllnych
|krokow, czynionych tax &c stro--
nv dcpartamentu spraw zagrani-
cznych jak rowniez &c strony
wiadz wojskowych. WAadze nick
'svka1iskic odpowiedzia}y, &c mu-
Isza sprawe dobrzc zbadat &c
|wzgIcdu. re W ostatnich czasach
by}o kiIka wypadkow podobnych.
powiadujemy sic droga nicurze-
doWa. &c Fr. Villa pOStanoWh Po-
.p;eraG ma przyszicgo p~rczydenta
Mcksyka ~generaSa Obrasona, Po-
|stanowif on "a wszelka cene
|zwalczac obecnego prczydcnta re
zcmsty "a swego przyjacicla An
'Selcsa, kt0rego Carranza kazal
.postawit pred sad wojenny i roz
strzclaG.
Opr6cz innych wiekszych !
mniejszych kiesk jake nawiedza-
ia Meksyk cd dluzszego czasu,
trzesienie ziemi ~jeszcze ludziom
ME dale spokojn, a oprocz tego
wybuchla ospa i inne zarazliwe
cho7obv, kt6rc nekaja nieszozesli-
wa ludnoSc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-07
PROJEKT BUDOWY POD
ZIEMNEJ KOLEI w
CHICAGO,

Jezeli projekty komisyi trans
portacyjnej stworzonej przez bur
mistrza Thompsona zostana a
probowane, wszystkie LIME tram
wajowe w Sr6dmiesciu beda ope-
rowaiy systemem podziemnyin.
Przyczyniioby sic to do wiele lep
szej i szybszej komunikacyi, oraz
uwolniNby miasto Cd wielkiego
nathoku w godzinach najwieksze-
60 ruchu. Kodnisya ta upowazni1a
wczoraj przewodniczacego Ethel
soma, rzccznika miejskiego, do u
lozenia warunkow z G. w. Jack
sonem, inzynierem | kontrakto-
rem W sprawie w%yrobicnia pla
now, oraz oznaczcnia kosztow
stad wyniikych. Kolej podziemna
prowadzilaby mlicami: cd Hal
sted do parku Granta pod utica
mi Lake, Randolph, Washington
Madison, Monroe, Adams, Van
Ruren / Harrison. Dalcj Cd ulicy
Eric do Roosevelt road pod uli-
cami: Wells, La Sale, Clark,
Dearborn ! State oraz Wabash
ave. Kicdy fundus1 transparency
ny bcdzic m6gt bye uzyty ma to
be- upowaznicnia &c strony L.
gislatury, dotad mic wiadomo' w
roku l917. otrzyr1afo miasto
przywilcj, il 7 czystego dochodu
kompanii tramwajowych nalciy
sic mu S proccnt i ia p~odstawic
takicgo o~rdynansu, kompanic o.
pcruia tramwajami. Proccnt ten
pobicrany Cd kompanii, tramwa
jowcj, miasto ma prawo zuzyt
ma budowe kolci podziomnych.
Rzccznik miejski Ettclson zako-
munikowa{ wczoraj komitetowi
finansowemu Z iona Rady Micj-
skicj, IL I powicrzoncj mt przez
komitet sunny $1O5.Oo0 ma walkc
Z kompaniani kolei ulicznych !
gornych, celem obnizcnia op}at
"a przejazd, wydai juz $9o,OOO:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-07

L dctcktywani costa, arcsztuwa
nv dzisiaj mad rancm i sprowa-
dzonv do biura stanowego pro-
kuratora tIoync'a. w ow fatalny
ola Enright'a wicczor kicdy je-
chal W AUTOMOBILE do domu, G.
ialdo W drugiej maszynic podq-
zaf "a MIN i pod samym domcm
strzeli} don. kiad9c go trupem ma
miciscu. Cifaldo zosta} uwolnio-
nv z wiczienia zalcdwie diva mic
STAGE tcmu. Odsiady0HaI on kare
"a zamordowanic nicjakicgo n.
Cozzo. kt6ry by} d}uzny D. NJ.
Carrazzowi $500. Cifaldo "a wy
nagrodzeniem $50 &c strony Car
razzo, zamordowal Cocoa, kto-
rego ciaio zostawil mad brzegiem
jeziora opodal 25tcj III. NJ. Car
rozzo, u ktorego Cifaldo praco-
wal jake bartender, by} wow
Gas r6wniez sddzony o morder-
stwo, lecz zostal uznany niewin-
nym. Tydzieh pred morder-
stwem Enright'a, Carrozzo wy
sial list do Cifalda w Bostonie,
robiqc mu propozycye, by PREY
iecha} do Chicago celem wykona
MIA pewnej ,,roboty". Cifaldo cd
p~owiedzial, IL MIN przyjedzie do
Chicago celem wykonania tel
czvnnoSci chcc wprzod wiedziec,
CO "a to otrzyma. Carrozzo, czy
to wprost, czy tez przez emlsa-
ryuszy odby} z MIN tajna nara
de w Buffalo, poczem zbrodniarz
przyjecha} do Chicago l z zada-
MIA wywiaza} sic Ynalezycie", De
tektywi W konekcyi Z tenn NOR
dcrstwem aresztowali wczoraj
I5tu wiecej mezczyzn ! kobiet W
wyszynku pnr. 1859 S. State III.
Wczoraj odbyS sic pogrzeb Enri-
ght'a, w ktorym bra}o udzial z
CORA tysiac osob, miedzy ktore-
mi znajdowali sic rowniez sedzio
vie chicagoscy, asystent szefa
policyi, oraz Mielu wybitniej-
szych funkcyonaryuszy miejskich
a take wiclu ex-kryminalistow,
przvjacioi zamordowanego.
POSLANIEC .ZNIKNAL z
D MA sumo $50, 600.
Jerry A. Frame, LEGACY lat 70,
posianiec banku Harris Trust
and Savings Bark znikna} wcZo
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PLONIE ~HISTORYCZNA
SZKOLA.
RTonika MiejsCOWa.

Dokuiczcnic re Stro1rcv !
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Z MEKSYKA.

Washington. Z. lutego. - A
mcryka chociaz ME pozostaje ma
otwartej stop;e wojennej Z Mex
sykicm, to jednak ma prawle CO.
dziennie jakieS niePrzyjcinnoSci
e strony swej sasiadki. zdaniem
wielu w~ybitnych obywateii Anne
ryka wieie strac;}a przez swa po-
lityke pobiazania i wyczekiwa--
MIA. Sana Praw;ca wieceyby spra-
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TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE
Dokonczcnie &c strony l-szej.

Pfa garsSke wojSka a Z drugiej
strouy nicsiychana odlcgfoSc cd
kraju, jak rownicz codziennie
zmleniajacc sic stosumki ma terc-
mic walk Pomiedzy hordami boil
Szewickimi a obroncami Starcgo
porzadhu rzcczy. DziSiaj wobcc
Postepow wojSk bolszewiokich a
u~iepcwnoSci co sic stanie z to
sarstEq woJska amerykanskiego.
uwsSa publiczna coraz czesciej
zwraca sic ku Biatcmu Domowi,
XII ministcr&twu wojny. Niekt6--
rzy PoS2dzaJ9 wprost WilSona, &c
ukrywa rzcczywisty stan rzeczy
orzed narodem. Administracya mic
Ehcc sic zwierzaG ze w~szystkicgo
pred kongreScm. Asystent sekre
TARA stanu OdPoWiedziai. re W
swoim czasic da odpUwicdnia in
formacye komitctowi do spraw
z9-r,uI~yu,-rh
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STRASZNY CLOS.

Rockford, 7. lutego, Prawie
W kazdym domu i prawie W kaz-
del rodzinie straszna epidemia
influenzy p~ozostawila po sobe
iakicS smutne wspomntenia- Stra-
sznego losu zaznala caia rodzina
paistwa Elebu, gdzie ME tylko
piecioro os6b niclitosciwa smierc
zabrala, ale padia r6wniez ofiara
swego powoSania pielegniarka,
PARMA NJ. Bursting. Wypadek to
tenn snutniejszy, re W jednej TO
dzinie umieraja rodzice i kilkoro
z rodzelrStwa, a ~pozostaje troje
malenstwa bez opieki matki i OF
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DOBRY PRZYKLAD.

St. Louis. 7. lutego. Gdyby
wszyStkie sadly postePowaSy po
dobnic iak Sobie post2pit sad "
st. Louis. zapewnc mniej mieli--
hysmy wvpadk6w automobiio-
wych. "a przejechanie i zabicc na
smicrc 6-cioletniei dziewczynki,
Skazala lava przysieslych czarne-
90 szofcra ma diva 1ata w~iezicnia.
silly WO-
DNEJ.
Ottawa. 7. lutego. Ma PREY
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