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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-21
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-21
Z Text R~edakcyjnej.

.onNyJACl'
.czynaiacy sic polar zlokaIizuje
sic i zho zabiJe W zarodku...
My - jestesmy przekonani
t~raczej podziclamy przekonania
prasy nowojorskicj, ktors ME lu-
dzi sic. &c W explozyi IA Wall str.
- zachedzi zamaeh terrorystycz-
ny mic innego. JcSli sledztwo
ITO stwierdzi, j5li to prawda - to
lepiej tel sprawy ME kryc pred
spofeczenstwem: nieciaj ono vie,
tie MA wsr6d siebie wrogow szko-
dnych - jak psy wsciekic zlych i
n;ebezpiecznych. kt6rych nie ~
vic, ME tolerowat, a topic wy
Cubic - be- oszczedzania, be-
zmiiowania, DO to osobnikd takic,
&c ME ubijesz ty, lub mic unicsz-
kodliwisz jego - to morduJe OIL
ciebie bez skruputu - bez chwili
wahania!
Oto - patrzcie: ma Wall str.
urzadzono zamsch, ktoTy zabija
trzydzieSci kilka, a razi i ksleczy
trzysta zgora osob - nicwin-
nych, przecietnych, zwyczajnych
pracownikow, mic mic majscych
wspolnego &c sferami posiada--
czy milionow, ktorym to ,,wojna
miafa bye wypowicdziana terro-
rem i takim lego - czynem "a
powieinim!.. =. Otto - tax walczq
CT przcwrotowcy. take I'M dobrc
mctody i SrodNi: Nicpcwnc "
Mich zycic i micnic - twoje / mo-
jc, rodzin, dzieci n~aSzych, chot
te mozc mic wicdzs navel O roznl-
each ! antasonizmach klasowych,
o zaostrzajacych sic inwidyach
socyalnycll. Wybuja;ych W Pre-
wrotnoSci nikczcmnei. W ryWali~
zacyach klas i ludzi-co re spole-
czenstw i narodow czy1lia handy
wrogich, iScie oszalalyeh W "a
ciek}oSci fanatykow! T~errorySci
chca czynami takimi - jak ostat-
nj W Nowym Yorku, przerazic
caIy krai, mole wywo4ac W min,
iakieS odruchy obronne, chocby
repressye, restrykcye, - azeby
tenn obok terroru posiewac SEE
rzej malkontentacye, a tax sowic
sobie zwolennikow i wyznawcow
l. pomnaiac wlaSne szcregi / da-
llci - do czasu skrycic. MIN jaw
mic wystqpit sic mic da, Prowa-
dis zbrodnicza walke przewrotu
~spoicczncgo $500 na mode OF &c mp,
jaka uSzcze>iiw;a dzilicj>za 70
i>yc...
Nanny mu tu ten AN absolute
ME maternal. many SympatykoN
wvznawcow tych samych nc
tod. tych >posob6w. tych ha,ei i
teoryi. ktorc omotsIy RoSye
jak polip potworny / Ssa 2 nicj
krcw. micnic, zycic. mySl i SHY
Many ich tn -- az nadto doSt !
otrzymulemv n'ezaWodnc lch "a
.usow PROXY i zapowiedzi. Lresz-
ia -- przecie ME p;erwszc! Pa
mietamy pred rokiem zgora juz
tn rozsyfano homby. maszyny pic
kielne podkiadano, rozrzucano Ii
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-21
MACIERZ POLSKA.

fest orrRntracya isczaca mAodgte4 pol
aka obOjEA pAc3 ~ praoAch ~AukoWye
pNzryotycEnyoh I bratniej Pomocy dla
~pOdnEesienia ducha mOralnosci dooro-
bytu " spolecZenStWie, a szczegolniS
miedzy mlOdzleEa polskA Ma posmier-
tine cd lat - DO as. Ma czloukow Sto-
Warzyszohych. beg oSraniczeuta wtsku.
Tnlnionn 1Sp7 roku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-21

cy niema! Clos kazdy. wpiyw
Eazdy- a zw&aszcza powaga s@o
su i wplyw' wielki kapfana wsrod
naszcgo ludu NIGGA zawazyc W
sp1auic omawianej bardzo Sill
MEL. Nieehze tcdy doPomoze
kszdy, odsuwajac ma box wzsle-
dy osobiste, jakiekolwiekby mic
byly. ojezyma walriejsza: onA
woAa, pomoey potrzebuje: jej
trzeba dopomodz W sprawie pie
biseytos~ej! Dopomoieie!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-21

MeSoIDte stdnu pssedse svd-
kxujq sic u Sd0nia, Se must ISL
nice sjedRoczon0, nfeS1LeZD0 !
poRson1qdn0 PoLSkd-
- Woodrow Wilson
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-21

w So'iiS'h SNlNu PlNSoNldNC ~
ucj dzielnicv - najbogatszego W
Swiccie miasta wydarza sic po-
tworna eNplozya, zabija. rani, nj
szezy - faktycznic posiewa ter
ror, pod ktorcgo ~depressya caiy
kraj sic sIania,,... Co to jesti...
Optymisci probujs rzecz TUNA
czyc znana " Swiecie lckRomysl-
aoScis amerykanska o publioznc
bczpieczenstwo i lekcedazenicm
.iycia - nieuwass: ia miataby
spowodowat takich rozmiarow
katastroie!... Rzecz - co mai
mniej maio Prawdopodobna. Oko-
iicznoSci przecic stwierdzaja, il
W Chwili wybuchu Mkt ME wysy-
iai, ME miai powodu. nj prawa
wysyiac explozyow takiej maSy,
iaka byia potrzebna do sprawie-
MA zniszczenia tych rozmiarow-
W ow punkt miasta. pe{en nadzwy
czajnego stloczenia ludzkiego -
TAXA nieuwaga. take lekcewaze--
ME bezpieczenstwa ludzkiego ma
wet w Ameryce ME moziiwe!. -.
Ireszta - wyszly ma jaw rzeczy,
yodpadajqce gwaltownic, naSuwa-
jQce podejrzenia zupemie uzasa-
dnione: by}y przecie zapowiedzi
i przestrogi. widziano Podej-
rzane indywidua Eto vie,
czy ME >amych sprawcoW.
lib przynajmniej tychLc PomoC-
niE1w!... Jake wobcc teSo po-
GlirIaj MONA zdanic bardlo vic
~ eazet amcrykanSkith. Etore -
Ut ic>zczc d" wczoraj powtarzala
- mic mozemy zrozumiei. ola,
cAc.": - przypu<zczenia... wy
adku nic>@:zeS!iweso " tenn. CO
/a<zio - r~aczcj. nil zbrodni ! "a,
machu... Mozc chcq " ten Spo
,Jb u>pukaiajaco .dzialac IA pu-
blirznoSj. chca tiumit obawy
prleciwdzia'ac poSiewowi tcrro.
ru:... Chyba. .IeSli TAX to "a
znaczymy wztpliWoSc. czy moto.
ia IA - zasianiania czu... osia
cnic sic skutki wlaaoiwc. czy 20,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-21

mimochodem
mimo togo
mimo to
~mimowiednie
mimowoli (--nieumysl-
nic)
mimo vol (-wbrew
wolff
mineralogja
miniature
miCcen
mira
mint
mis.ja
MISSIONARY
mistrzostwo
mistrzowski
mitraljeza
mizerja
mice, miele, me}i
m1odziez
mlocic
mnich, mnisi
mniej wiece.i
mniejsza o to
mn6stwo
modrzew, modrzewka
Mojzesz
mojzeszowy
mokka
monarch.ja
monstranc.ja
Morskie Oko
morze (obszar wodny)
ale moze (byc moze)
morzyc
mosiadz
motto
mozaika
m~oznow}adca
mo1now}adztwo
mozdzierz
moe
.n6wca
mrowka
mrugaG
n1ru1y;
cllrzonka
| mufka ~(zarekavek)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-21

Prosimy tcz o datki ma propa--
gande plebiscytowa! " Chicago
ostatnim easy dose sic one ma
wet homie sypnesy - lecz to tyl-
10 W nisktoryeh parafiach dz'el-
nicaeh: inne " apatyi - ma tym
zwiaszcza punkcic - w tel spra-
vic. | T. ten przeto apclujcmy do
naszego duchowieistwa: moe
raczy sic ona zajat czy ko.ek-
ia jaka specyalna ia plCblScyt
Slash. 1uD mozc odstapi nan jed
ma l. niedzielnych kolekt: to
przecie ME bedzic ciezarem d'a
zadnej paratii. dla nikogo. a mecca
tvlko tyle zrobiq wszystkic para
i;c. to uasza propaganda p,ebIScy-
iowa zvska iundu$ze sowitc, kto-
re jci dada swobode alcyi asi-
,acyjnej i NIGGA Ojczyznic pozy-
<kat ten Slask Gorny. o ktory
Polscc tax bardzo idzic, &c cd
lego posiadania - czyni zaIez-
nym caly rozwoj wiclkicso swcgo
przemysSu.
leszcze raz wzywamy: fomoz-
cic.!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-21

murzyn
muSkut
mIStra (musztra
Muszkict
mnszka
musztarda
muslin
muzu}manin
Myszeida
mySlistwo
mySliwski
mzyc, deszcz my
n.
na bia}o
nabok!
ma box (od}ozyc)
ma boku
ne brudno
ma chybi trait
naco Nv jakim celu)
ma codzien
nac6z
ma GAS
ma czasie
M czczo (naczczo)
ia czele
ma czysto
padal
nadaremnie (no)
nadarm0
nadedniem
made mnie
nadewszystko
ma d}ugo
ma dobitek
ma dobitke
ma dobrc
ma dole
nadonjar
ma domys{
ma dol
nadto
nadwereiaE
nadwyzka
M dis
n~adzNyczai
ma gore
ma g6rzs
nagwait
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-21

(Ciag dalszy)
kastaniety kinkiet
kaSztelanja KIOSK
katechizm kirasjer
kawalerja kaSa
kauczuk klawjatura
kadziel kleik
kakoI Klemens
kapiel kllent
kasek kIomp
kat kfoc, Kfof laie k1uJe5
kedyw Ktotnla
kefir knleJa, Knlel
kelner knuc, knuje, knu}
kiedy badz koatJura
kiedy indzici koallcJa
kiedykolwiek kojarzyc
kiedv niekiedv k~olacja
kiedyz koieJ, hole'
kielich koieda
kielnia kolonia
kiei ko.onlzacJa
kie}b EotnlerZ
kia3basa ko{omyj&
kie{zac kornedJahL
kiep kominlarz
kiepski komlsarz
kierat kornpan]a
kiernasz kompoZycja
kierovaC kompromitacia
kierunek konunla
kieszen ~komunikacia
koduita
kilkaset konfederacja
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-21
GL6wNY.

LalOiOnn lSO7 rOku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-21

~le1niesz maizonek
le5niczostWo manlera
lewjatan mama
lewkonia mankiet
lezc, lezcie mantyla
llama marcypan
lila Mariana
limonjada, limonads marjonetka
Lion, lionski markletanka
litania marnelads, marmolada
l6d Codu) marnur
lud 1udu, marnotrawstwo
ludoZnaWstwU marszafKosC"o
lula marZenie
lufka rlasa
lukier masarnla
lukrecja masarz (wfasclciel ma
lunets sarni), ale masaa (za-
l~ustracja bleg hlgJenlczny)
lutnia Matka Boska
luzny matrjarchat
l.. Mazur
ladunek MAJ
{aznia medallion
}okieG medium
}otrostwo Mekka. W Niece
}otrowski melancholja
{owiec meljoracja
6zko melodja
lucia memorial
}upiestwo mendel
fupiez menazerjs
}uska mennlca
hut mesjanizm
}yzHiarz Mesjasz
NJ. meczennik
macierz meczenstwo
macierzanka meski
maczuxa mestwo
Madonna mezczyzna
magazynier miauczec
maeiel miazmat
nahoretanin M~ickiewlcz
nahoh mickiewiczowski
M~aigorzata mieszkac
mao 60 miekki
n1a{oletni niliard
~maionoTny million
maxi mimochcac o
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-21

konferencia krzyz
konfesjonai kSladz
koniak ksiaze
konjugacia kszta}t
konkluzja kuchnia
konkurs kucja
konserwa Kujawiak
konsola kujawiak ~(taniec,
Konstancja kukie}ka
konStatoWaC kulbaka
konstelacja kumpie
II konstrukcia kumyS
u konstytucja kuna
- konsul kundel
k]onsument kupiec
konsyliarz kuracja
konsyljum kurhan
konsystorz kurJer
kontroler kurtyna
kontrybuciG. kurz
~konwalia kuSnierz
konWersacia kuznia
%konwulsie kwadrans
kopja kWestla
korekta kwestjonarjusz
korepetycia kWltarJusz
korespondencja L.
koroniarz laboratorjum
k~oronjasz lada co (|cokoiWlek)
korSarZ .adaco (-ncpon)
korzen lada jaki(-iakikolWiek)
korysc ladajaki (-lichy)
kosmografja lada jake (-jakkolwiek)
kostium ladajako (-niedbalel
kosynier lada kto
koszlawy QoslaVy) lak
krajczy iatef
kraioznawstwo lahentacje
krasny lanpisrz
krezka (kreza) lahpion
krokiet laAo
krokiev lag sic
krol le9ends
kr6lik le&a
krucjats leGor.
K~ruszTica 'eglrnlna
kyszta} let, leica, leicoT
konkluzja leNla
krzemiei lekki
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-18

to be much unused farming land this
year and groups of city men could
well afford to plant this land to po-
tatoes on a share basis.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-18
Plant Spuds! Is Earnest
Advice To Every Gardener

If you have any garden space to
spare by all means plant some Of it
to potatoes. This is the advice of the
United States department of agricul-
ture to gardeners who want to avoid
the high prices for potatoes which
seem to be in prospect for next fall
The early crop of potatoes in the
southern states is now well advanced
and soon there will be a supply of new
potatoes on all the markets.
These will not last but a short time.
however, and can not be depended
upon for use next winter. The late or
main crop produces most of the po-
tatoes that go into storage and supply
the markets all through the winter
months Home gardeners can help
make this supply adequate.
Land that is now in early garden
crops, in some sections may be plant
ed to late potatoes, after these crops
have been removed Any vacant or
unused land, even though it may be
a little rough and difficult to handle,
may often be made to produce good
potatoes.
Even the backyard will help to pro-
duce the "spuds" for the family table
if it is not too shady. There is likely
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-18
Fruit Never Looked Better,
Says Waiter RntE.@t: Peaches
Ar F.~oc:~Hr Promising

Walter 2utl.." ~ :'iut the only
fruit SO far III II 4 2iu the early
plums and W j, )'~, y. which few are
grown here Tcu..- ::0mise to yield
all the fruit they c:n carry, possibly
more than they should be allowed to
ripen. if we are TO have the finest
fruit.
Cherries are looking fine; late
plums are all right and apples are
promising, with the exception of New
erfails, Longfields and Rambos, which
are not blooming to any great extent.
Berry growers tell us that they eX-
pect plenty of berries if nothing hap
pens to prevent growth from now on,
One Side Bears Each Year.
According to Walter Ratliff there is
a Northern Spy apple tree out on the
Emery Slower place, north of Reid
hospital, that has the habit of bearing
only on one side of the tree each
year. Last year the eastern side of
the tree was fairly well laden, while
this year the blossoms are all on the
west side Of the tree.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-18
WAYNE DAIRyMEN
FEEL PRICE PINCH;
TO meet THURSDAY
By WILLIAM r. SANBORN

Wayne county dairymen will meet
at the court house Thursday evening
to discuss the cost of milk production
and the price Of milk.
Unlike other springs, when grass is
abundant, milk, it is claimed, is actu-
ally costing more to produce than in
last January, owing to the advance in
the cost of feed. All grains have been
going up for months, and every feed
ing ration has followed in price.
Oats have reached the highest level
ever known in America. They are
selling at about $50 per bushel in
New York, on track. Corn sold at
$2.1f at Chicago last Saturday. May
corn has advanced from S125 to $1.97
at Chicago in about three months.
Oats are bringing $1.10 here in
Wayne at country elevators and corn
$1.75 for a good article. In the face
of high priced grains, pastures are
about a month late. The ground has
never been really warmed since last
fall, so the growth has been slow, COM
paratively speaking. but pastures are
improving daily, aud have had abund-
ant rain.
We should have plenty of grass
soon. In the meanwhile farmers are
conserving their pastures; are feeding,
while giving the grass a chance.
Milk Comparatively Cheap.
A local dairyman says that milk is
cheaper il Richmond than in other
cities. \ Pittsburgh man says they
are now paying 20 cents per quart for
milk against Is cents here. Milk is
retailing at IL cents in Hamilton,
Ohio, this spring, Hines Brothers said.
Ice cream men and restaurants are
paying 40 cents a gallon in Richmond
for milk III cans, aboJ NO lowest
price on the map at tn llne, if the
producers are correct.
A mectin" was held last eek at
which So ID. producers were II esent.
This '.-U ii in a call for the ,7>neral
meeting.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-18
BIG PREbLE FARM
WILL BE SOLD BY
ORDER OF COURTS

EATON. O., May 1S.-Under a court
order in partition, $3.50 acres of land
in Preble county, belonging. to the
estate of the late Adam Ehrhardt,
will be offered at public sale.
The realty has been appraised at
$66,120 1t will be sold in three tracts.
Two tracts of 100 acres each are sit
uated in Somers township.
One tract is appraised at $4,000
and the other at $4,000. The third
tract of 21860 acres is situated in
Dixon township and is appraised at
$26,920.
Judgment Is Rendered.
Judgment for S5,325.20 has been
awarded by common pleas court to the
estates of the late Warren l.. and J.
w. Smith against Lewis and Cassie
Gade. A mortgage securing a note
representing the amount is ordered
foreclosed if the judgment is not paid
within three days.
In a receiver action involving the
firm of Foster, Mings and Stayton,
the court allowed l.. L. Stayton ST.. %
and Mary Stayton 50 for services rem
dered in settlement of the firms bust
ness affairs. The receivership was OBJ
tanned by Harry G. Foster and L. l..
Stayton against Ed Mings. The men
were associated in highway contract
ing and construction.
Olo Potts. of Eaton, will probably
be a candidate for the Democratic
nomination for county recorder at the
August primary. He states he is con-
templating entering the race. Potts
served one term of two years as
county recorder, but was defeated for
a second term in the last election. He
is at present a member of the city
board of Duhljc affairs
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-18
Wayne Women Will Attend
State Democrats Meeting

Several Wayne county Democratic
women will attend the state Demo-
cratic convention at indianapolis this
week. according to Miss Ruth James,
county women's Democratic chair
man.
Miss James will attend meeting at
state headquarters, Wednesday at
1920 a. m. in preparation for the
state convention. Alice F. McCulloch.
OF indianapolis, is being mentioned as
8 delegate at large to San Francisco.
Joel Moore, county chairman, and
II delegates will attend the conven-
ton, to represent the Democracy of
HEavre county
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-18
CAMBRIDGE CITY AND
DUBLIN PETITIONS HEARD

Cambridge City's petition for an
increase in rates for electrical energy
and continuation of present water
rates was to have been acted upon
at a meeting of the Indiana Public
Service commission at Cambridge City
Tuesday. The commission was to
meet in Dublin Tuesday afternoon to
hear that towns petition for the town
board to have authority for letting
contracts to place electric lights with
in the corporation limits
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-18

Cut out this slip, enclose with sc and
mail it to Foley & Co, 1886 Sheffield
Ave, Chicago, Ill. writing your name
and address clearly. You will receive
in return a trial package containing
Foley's Honey and Tar, for coughs,
colds and Group; Foley Kidney Pills,
for pain in sides and back, rheumatism,
backache, kidney and bladder ailments
and Foley Cathartic Tablets, a whole
some and thoroughly cleansing cath
artic for constipation, biliousness,
headache and sluggish bowels. For
sale by A. G. Luken & Co, $50 Main
St-advertisem
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-18
Children Give For Statue

Wayne county school children went
over the top" more than so per cent
in the contribution to buy a gift for
France to commemorate the Battle Of
the Marine. The quota was $110, and
the amount given is $169.23. OF this
sum, Richmond gave $95.41; Center
Vile, S425; Cambridge City, $3.50; and
olher towns, S5507.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-18
New Chemical
Kills Bed Bugs
p. D. 0.

P. D. Q. Pesky Devils Quietus) is the
name of a new golden colored chemical
discovery by DIR. Price that actually rids
the worst infested house of bedbugs.
reaches. feas. ants and their eggs. They
don't have time to kick after you go after
p. D. Q. makes a quart of strong bug
killer, and goes farther than a barrel Of
the old fashioned dangerous dope. p. d.
Q. coats and kills their eggs and prevents
Matching. FREE a patent spout in every
box to enable you to get them in the
hard to get at places, and saves juice
?. D. Q. for family use Csc. Special
Hospital and Hotel size $3.50 makes s
gallons. contains 3 spouts-your druggist
can supply you, sent prepaid to your
address either size on receipt of price by
the Owl Chemical Co., Terre Haute. Ind.
2. d. Q. is never pcddled.
A. G.. Luken e Co. and Quigley's
Drug es.-advertisement.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-03-13

must adopt in taking up the study of
dancing with view to success is the
adjustment Of restricting and de-
forming dress.
;, Shoes, for or, esn nsa kind
She frowned at the rather high
heels that peeped from beneath the
skirt I instinctively tried to hide
them beneath.
"Ah-awful! They weel keel you!
Look at mine.
She displayed trim pair Of brown
Oxfords, with broad heels that would
fit in with the most sensible Of dress
reform.
"These--they are what you should
wear for your health, even eef you
do not dance. For those who dance,
exercises Of the ankle everee morning
must be taken until you are on your
toe. Once you can do the toe dancing
then you are made. Eet ees the
highest school Of dancing-eef You
stand on your toes gracefully, you are
dancer.
Il do not approve Of late hours
and heavy suppers. Perfect health is
the great requirement. Every morn
ing exercise before my breakfast.
am on toes every day-every, every
day. One must practice five hours
each day for at least six years before
she ees premiere danseuse.
Mile. Albeasca Is typical bru-
nette Of striking type. Her eyes,
during her conversation, speak as
tellingly as her lips. She is superb
ly developed specimen of healthy ant
artistic young womanhood and she
gathers unconsciously into the spell
Of her magnetism those with whom
she is thrown into conversation.
She Is native of Bucharest, Ru
mania, and has been a dancer sine,
the age Of eight. She has three broth
ers who are musicians and her moth
er is successful playwright, having
also written several books on drama
!, Mile. Albeasca is herself woman O
finished education and refinement
> She Is pupil Of Prof. L. Alberteory
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-03-13

Irene Albeasca, premiere. danseuse,
who is spending the winter in Tampa
and has delighted number OF Tam
ga audiences by her grace and mas
terry Of the terpsichorean art. She
danced for the Rotary press break
asst and for the Shriners,
II conseediare dancing the poetry
of motion, and the veree healthiest
sport in the world" said the young
lady, interviewed by Times report
er. One Of tho veree first things one
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-03-13

the Italian dancing who is ton bring their cni " w
considered the greatest New has ballet training mile 49,
ever known For Is years he danced all the eadns CLUES
drector for the Metropolitan She now at the Majestic
opera Co. Parents from every hotel on the bridge.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-03-13

Tonight the John Lawrence Stock
Company closes a successful week
here, their shows, given nightly at
the Auditorium, having drawn large
crowds nightly
John Lawrence is particular ia
vorite Of show-goers of Lakeland, and
his excellent company has evidently
pleased by the record attendance Of
each night.
One Of the most attractive members
OF the Lawrence company is Mile.
Irene Albeasca, the accomplished toe
dancer, and Of her charming attrac-
tiveness and ideas on dancing the
Tampa Times says:
A splendid conversationalist and
attractive personality indeed Is Mile.