davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-16
ROZELL WINS.

aYhe Rozell senool basketball team
won from LAWYER Monday afternoon 2
to o, when the I,awler team failed 10
put in it's appearance. forfelting the
game
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-16
EXHIBIT
BAS e 3 ALL

At Miami, Fla RH.E,
Cincinnati Nationals ..,.....,,
Nee York Americans ,,...S. 2
Ring, I.uuue and NIngo, Rariden;
MAYS, Thormahlen and Ruel
At Los Angeles, Cal R.H II.
Chicago Nationals ..,.,t..,,. l6 0
Los Angeles Pacific Coast 80 0
Garter, Hanson and O'Farrell; Per-
ueR. Thomas and Passler Ola Pan.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-16
Crosby Hidden.

Crosby was hidden behind a stack Of
blues ESQ high they resembled duck
biindl when the nauseating effect first
hit him. Without waiting to either
count or cash in his ill-gotten gains.
he made dash for out" tho door was
opened neither too soon or wide II
was bis final exit during dhe voyage.
Old Neptune soon crowded Gilbert from
his seat In the game, closing a. the
same time, F'red's effervesceL. egab-
fest His hurried exit was noted for
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-16
CHICKS IN CAMP.

-
Polly McLarry, first baseman.
Bill ThWeatt, pitcher.
Pat AlbrIs, pitcher.
Hy Fowlkes, pitcher.
Harry Collenberoer, inflelder.
George Hlschoff. catcher.
Andy High, utility.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-16
and High
Report at ROSEWOOD

First String Catcher and Utility ouelder in Good Condi
tion-Several Other Tribesme Expected TO Show Up
Before Nightfall-Hard Work Is Under Way.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13
ODEZWA DOPOLONIl
W CHICAGO.

Ju~trzejszej niedzieli, dnia l4go
marca, znane Tow. PomoCy Nauko-
wei, kt6re tym celu tylko istnie-
je, by wspomagac niezamoznych milo
dzielc6w polskiCh W ulyskaniu wy"
szego wyksztaicenia, tax wiele nam
tn W Ameryce potrzebnego, urzadza
W sail sw. Trolley PREY Cieaver ulicy,
blisko Milwaukee ave., o godzinie
0smej wieczorem wspanialy koncert,
2 kt6rego caly doch6d jest przezna'
czony ma pomoc ola uczacej sic MILO
dziezy. Znane ch6ry / osoby beda
bezinteresownie braly udzial W tym
koncercie, jak Choir Chopina No. !
wv. Sp. Pol, Choir Panien Zwiazku
Polek, znany W Chicago Kwartet
Beethovena, dalej panna Fr. 0. Or
minska, panowie Stan. i Alojzy BIa'
loruscy i mtodziutki Spiewak, Kali
mierz Szymanski, oraz deklamatorka
mamma l.. Janiszewska. Program vice
Jest bogaty i potrzeba tylko b. 20
lonia dopisala swa obecncScia. o CO
tel bardzo prosimy, DO eel jest ma
prawde w~zniosiy.
Zarzad Tow. Pomocy NaukowcJ
Komitet.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13
k6w W Chicago, 1l52 milwaukee,
ave.
Ruch korporacyjny wnika w CRU
py wielkich organizacyi.

Stowarzyszcnic Mcchanikow
Polskich w Amerycc, dazqc systc-
matycznie do zorganizowania w
swyCh szcregach ~wszystkich
wSrod wychodztwa Polak0w, "a
wodowo pracuj9cych, zwrocilo
take baczna uwage ma podatny
matcryai, skupiony We wiclkich
narodowych organizacyach tutej-
Szych. I natury rzcczy StoWarzy-
scenic. musialo zaapelowac o
wspGIprace do grup Zwiazku Ma.
rodowcgo PolskicSo W Amcryce.
Picrwsza pr0ba w tym kicrun-
ku podjcta zosta}a w ubiegfym
miesiacu, gdy okregowy zarzqd
Stowarzyszenia ~rozesla} do grup
l.. y. P. listy Z wy}uszczeniem
ccl0W Stowarzyszenia i T. zapro-
szcniem do wspoiudzialu w piracy
mad uprzemystowicnicm Polski.
Wyniki togo pisemnego apclu
udawadniajQ raz jeszcze g}eboki
i rozumnv patryotyzm amcrykai-
Skich Polak0W.
Jcdna z grup Glow. Sw. J6zcfa)
pc odczytaniu listu Stowarzysze-
MIA delcgowala specyalny komi-
tct do zbadania sprawy. Komitct
jawii sic w Biurzc Okregowym
pnr. l1j2 Milwaukee ave. i zaSic-
gnqf wyczcrPujQcyoh informacyi
CO do cel6w, zakrcsu piracy, tu-
dzicz obccncgo stanu liczbowcgo
! finanSowcgo StowarzySzcnia. 70
zloleniu przcz Komitct sprawoz-
DANA. siedmiu czlonkoW wSpom-
%nianej grupy pr~zystapi}o ma czfon
L0w Stow. Mcchanik6w PolSkich.
Jcszczc picknicj pokaza}o sis
Towarzystwo Krawc0w Polskich.
W Chicago. Pragnqc otrzymac
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13
Ze Stow. Mechanikow
POlskich W Ameryce.
b.. Jak Stowarzyszenie Mechani-
kow Polskich dopomaga PREY
wyjezdzie do Polski.

Rodacy w Evanston i Town OF
Lake otrzymali listy cd swych
znajomych, kt6rzy juz wrociIi Z
Amcryki do Polski. Procz zajmu-
jqcych szczegol0w o stosumkach
" Ojczyznie, listy te So Pelne IL
mania ola Stowarzyszcnia Me-
chanik6w Polskich W Ameryce "a
sprzeiyScic zorganizowana / ucz-
c;wa pomoc, jakiej Stowarzysze--
mic udziela swym czIonkom PREY
wyjezdzic do kraju,
Polacy Ct z zalem o~PowiadaJq,
re tygodniami caiymi musieli w
New Yorku wyczekiwac ma pasz-
porty ! miejsca ma okrecie, a procz
nicwyg6d musieli sic jeszcze ma
kazdym kroku grubo oPiacac roz-
nym naganiaczom. Tymczasem
cz}onkowie Mechanikow, ktoryCh
spotkali ma okrecie, mieli wszyst-
ko z CORY przygotowane ! zaled--
vic po dwoch dniach pobytu W
New YOrku juz byli ma morzu Z
paszportami ! wszystkimi papic-
rami szybko ! tanio wyrobiOny--
mi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13
PoIska Ola PoIski.

Sprawl zakupu akcyi Banku
Zwiazku zrozumiana coraz lepiej
W spoleczenstwie polskiem Amery
XII, przybiera tax powazne rozmia-
ny, re biuro dotychczasowe PREY
al Broadway ME wystarcza nam.
PrzenieSlismy sic zatem do wy
godniejszego biura W domu pnr.
I21-31 w. 43cia utica, pokoj 1701.
New York City.
Wkrotce bedzie ukonczona i 60
iowa do rozsyfki broszura, dajaca
Obscene wyjaSnienia ma pytania
nam stawiane. Ma kazde zapyta--
ME w sprawie akcyi Banku Zwia-
zku Spoiek odpowiedzi i informa-
Icye.W szeregu Stanow So juz zor-
ganizowane i dziaiajace agentury,
w innych agentury So w przygoto.
Waniu.
Nazwiska representative ma
szych podajemy w ~ogtoszeniu. O.
soby intercsujace sic sprawl ak
cyl Banku Zwiazku, prosimy, ably
zechciaiy tam, gdzie zastepcy nasi
juz pracuja, do mich sic udawae-
tam zas, gdzie zastepcy ME roz--
poczeli piracy, udawac sic wprost
do mas.
Wszystkie zyczliwe nam osoby
.prosimy, ably i same przyspiesza-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13

Stowarzyszcnie Mcchanikow "a
iatwia dia swych czlonktw zu-
peInie bezplatnie zarowno Pre-
sytke pieniedzy do kraju, jak
wSzelkie formalnoSci paszporto--'
we i podatkowe PREY wyjczdzic.
Ponadto organizujc powracaja--
cych czionkow W grupy zawodo-
i kazdcj grupic dale intcli-
gentncgo ! doSwiadczoncgo pre-
wodnika, ably sic MIA opiekowai W
miare potrzeby w Amcryce, ma
morzu i w Polsce.
Nastepna grupa Mechanik6w,
zlolona Z okoio $50 ludzi, wyjcz-
dza z New Yorku do Polski dnia
23go marca, be- zadrego klopo-
til. bcz uciazliwej zw}oki i be-
nadzwyczajnych koszt0w, gdyi
Stowarzyszcnie juz usunelo dia
mich wszelkie trudnoSci pol2czo-
re Z wyjazdem.
Ze samego wzgledu ma tax wiel-
kie ulatwicnic podrozy, ME mo-
WAC juz o gotowcj ola czlonkow
piracy W fabrykach Stowarzysze--
ria w Polsce, wszyscy polscy ia
chowcy powinni masowo zapisy-
wac sic do Stowarzyszenia Mocha
nikow Polskich, licz2cego dis
przesz}o 1000 udzialowcow ! Ego
"a million dolarow majqtku.
WSzeIkich szczeg6iCw co do
przystapienia, udziela Rcprezen--
tacya StowarzySzenia Mechanic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13
GrOssTniCy PoIacy Rodacy.
I dzisInIc: KantSWa, AI0dziankOsa, Sztu'
panuWs, Tr6jcOwa, JadWigoxa, HsIs-
naWd, S~ianlSIaHoHa

I 2 calego Chicago. kto Polak. kto
zyw, niechaj ME zapomni przyDyc
komu zalezy w}aSne ieso dobro,
Handel Przemysi Polski i azeby ma
rod Polski ME potrzeboTa} szukac
chleba IL obcych majac swego poddo-
statkiem. Prosimy was p~rzybadzcie
wraz z IONA, przyjaci6lmi | Zna1o-
mymi IA wielki Vice i pierwSze te'
60 rodzaju Zebranie, azeby wysiu-
chaG sprawozdania z postepu | roz-
woju plerwszej wielkiej sp6iki pie
karskiej W Chicago zbudowanej przez
stowarzyszenie grosernik6w Pol
skich ola dobra tychze / pozytkow ich
odbiorc6w. Przybadzcie ma wsp0ira
narade wszyscy grcsernicy, restaura-
tory. Polacy kupcy i wszyscy, Hto-
rym wlasne dobro jake tez handel l
przemys{ PolSki ma sercu ley. age
by sic przygotowaG W krotkim cZasle
ma otwarcie pierwszej tego rodza1n
plac6Wki, azeby tie wielkie Z!skl "
przemyslu piekarskiego pozostafy tY
ko " polskich rekach. azeby obliczyc
silly nasze ma tel wsp6inej naradzie
lax daleko mozemy liczyG ma popar-
Gle vase W kupnie i ~srrzedazy pol
skiego chleba. Szanowni g~rosernlc!!
Przybadzcie iak jeden MAJ. azeby u
siyszet sprawozdanie / widziec wa
sza plac6wke pod nazwa Polish Gro
GERS Bakery, pod no. 1312-l3ot-
1856 ". Huron ul. Vice odbedzie SIC
dnia 1890 marca. O godzinie Sci p0
poludniu. blisko budynku sp6]ki "
maIej sail Krechniaka, r0g Noble !
Huron ul.
II wysokim szacunkiem.
ZARZAD:
j. Kowalczyk.
*. Skweres.
VI. SZukala,
X. MrocZkowski,
j. Bercinski,
II. Taraszka,
&. Kusek,
j.. krupa,
j. ~Zjawiehski.
X. Wiszowaty,
j. Mosio,
5. SiOnina.
(Ogi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13

niu Mcchanik6w Polskich w A
mcrycc.
Wszclkich inlormacyi co do
warunk6w przystapicnia / korzy-
sci, co do ulatwich w sprawie pre-
syiki picniedzy lub pakunkow, w
sprawic paszport6w, W podr6zy
do Polski i w otrzymaniu odpo-
wicdnicj piracy W Polscc, udzlcla
Osobi$cic lub listownie Biuro O.
krcgowc Stowarzyszenia Mocha
nikow Polskich w Ameryce, 1852
Milwaukee ave, Chicago, III.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13

iy swa subskrypcye, a innych PREY
nagla}y, BIO jezeli gdzie, to tn W
sprawie wykupu bogactw Polski
Z rak obcych TIME IS MO-
NEY."
Delegacya Banku Zwiazku
SpoIek Zarobkowych w Po-
znaniu. 21-31 w. 43-cia ul.
Room 1701.
New York, City.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13

Hll[SES SHSENSNlS ON
tniu, grupa dclcgowaia do okrcso-
wcgo Biura Komitct, kt6ry rzecz
zbada1 i sprawozda} pred grupa.
Totem uchwalono wczWac Stow.
Mcchanik0w do Wyslania repre-
zcntanta ma zebranic cziOnk0W,
cclem udzielenia dobrych wyjaS-
|nich. Trzeba zauWazyt. re ia dro-
| biazgowa troskliwoSc Tow. Kraw
lcow 0 wszclkie dotyczacc Mccha-
nik6w informaCyc dowodzi rozu--
mncgo i sumienncgo traktowania
spraw puD!icznych Z ich strony.
co mozc stanowiG chlubny dowod
organizacyjnego wyrobicnia ma
sci ~emigracyi.
Rcprczcntant Stow. Mechanic
k6w Polskich, p. Dqbkowski jawil
sic przcto ma zebraniu Towarzy-
silva Krawc0w Polskich w dniu
l8go marca i obszcrnic przedsta--
viii wszystkie Celc, plany / sposo-
fly dzialania Stowarzyszenia wraz
&c szczegolowem spraWozdanlem
l. obecnych prac i Obccnego stanu
majqtkowego organlzacyi. "a
znaczyi przytcm Z naciskiem, re
kto goni "a wiclk;m i gwa}tow--
nym zyskicm ! zbogaccnicm sic,
albo kto chciaIby umaczac recc w
~publicznym groszu dla wlasncgo
intcrcsu, ten lepicj MECH stol ida
Ia. DO ola takich ludzi nicma i mic
Ibcdzie micjsca wSr6d mechani-
Ikow. Tylko praca uczclwa PREY
stosunkowcm 90 piracy zabczpic-
I"czcniu bytu i przy zyskach "a
bczpicczonych konstytucya, jest
udzialem i chlubQ czionk0w Sto-
warzyszcnia.
Skutck wyjasnich p. Dqbkow-
skicgo i wv lonioncj nastePnic dy-
skusyi byi ten, re w~iekszoSc ma
zcbraniu czionk6w gruPy kraw-
cow natychmiast wstapiio do
Stow. Mcchanik0w PUlskich, a
rosetta czIonkow, mic przygoto-
wanych do t~iszczenia potrzcb-
,nych oplat, przyrzekla to uczynic
" najblizszym czasic.
Co wieccj, dziclni Polscy Kraw
Icy opowiedzicli sic "a zalozcnicm
W Chicago fiji Wydzialu krawic-
ckicgo Stowarzyszcnia, ably skill
pic w nicj jak najwicccj PoIakow
L krawicckicgo przcmys\u o lie
moinoSci jak n~ajp7Cdzcj rozpo-
czqt ten sam przcmysi w PoIsoc.
P~odkrcSlaiac ten prawdziwic
Irozumnv ! dojrza}y czyn Tow.
Polskich Krawcow, musjmy prz,y-
pomnict, &c W Stowarzyszcniu
Nechanik6w polskich istniejq O.
.bccnic spccyalnc Wydzialy ola
Iludzi z pcwnych ga}ezi przc1my-
stu, a to: Wydzia} M~ctalowy,
DrzCwny, Szcwski, krawiecki
Tkacki. Kaldy polski pracownik
,, -, ,,i,-o ,,,oJoh,rio VIA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13

RekIama test podstava nc1Ay0
prxedGiebiorstw ImerykAnskich, Wiec
1 ur1emyslowiec polski doorDe Uo0L
;eaeli stale reklamowac bedzie sw6j
ipteres " DZIDNN1KU CHICAGO
SKIN.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-01-22
FLORIDA ORANGES WEAK
CALIFORNIA; are Selling Higher Than
Floridas i'm New York.

The Packer says that the receipts
of California oranges on the New
York market last week amounted to
81 cars, mostly navels. General
condition of the fruit was sound, al
though practically all shipments
showed evidence of transit frost.
Quality was below the average for
this variety and daily percentage of
stale and aged fruit. Demand
throughout the week for good quail
ity and condition Navels was active
and prices showed no material change
on this class of fruit but were 81 q
I1.25 per box lower on medium and
low grade fruit and stock that show
ed any considerable amount of frost
damage. Best fruit sold at SIS a z;
medium at IS a SIS; choice at
$3.50 a $50 and poor quality tran
sit frosted stock at $50 a 3, ac-
cording to condition.
No California lemons were receiv-
ed here this week.
Arrivals of Florida oranges were
liberal. Due to the cold weather,
which was unfavorable for the move
ment of the fruit, the market was
weak and lower despite the fact that
stock was generally of good quality
and condition. Fancy Indian River
oranges sold mostly at $3.50 q =
and desirable choice at SO a with
unattractive and ordinary fruit low
err
Florida grapefruit was in light re-
ceipt and the market was strong.
Strictly fancy fruit of desirable size
sold at SIS q 6 and choice at $3.50
q 450.
Florida tangerines were in good re-
ceipt and the market was steady UNI
der active demand. Fancy half boxes
ranged from $3.50 to 1915 and
choice from $3.50 to 1925.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-01-22
DE SOTO FARM NOTES
BY j. NJ. Fillmore, Agricultural Ad'
visor for County.

During the recent cold spell the
vegetables in the southern part of thu
county were not hurt as badly as
those in the northern part. John M
Weeks, of Punta Gorda, had at that
time IS acres of cucumbers just up
which escaped the frost. Some of
the truckers in the northern and
central parts of the county saved
some of the tenderer vegetables by
using irrigation.
The county commissioners have
made the appropriation necessary for
an exhibit at the South Florida Fair.
DeSoto county has a 40-foot space al
ready reserved in the agricultural
building. 1t will take lots of mater
ial to fill this space and the fair
starts on February Is. If you have
anything that will do for fair pur-
poses notify me at once as we want
to get the very best products OF cit
rus, truck and farm produce that the
county can furnish. Quality, uni
formity, market-ability, and variety
count considerably on the score card.
The majority of towns in the coun-
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-01-22
TRUCK BRINGS FAIR PRICES
Beans Bringing as High as S5 Pei
Basket i'm New York.

The Packer says that in New York
there was a liberal showing Of Flor
ida vegetables this week and all lines
of good quality stock met with hrh
demand, Receivers were eXperlen-
cling very little trouble with stock ar
irving in frozen condition, with the
possible exception of beans, of when
a few lots arrived in a chilled condlt-
ion. Prices ranged from $3.50 to 80
per basket, although most sales were
made around $3.50 q 3.
Lettuce was very much in evidence
and sold at So a $50, the latter
price being realized only on extra
fancy stock.
Celery was in light receipt ana
strong at 81 q per crate.
There was some scarcity of peas
during the early part of the week ana
prices ruled strong at 81 % per
basket, according to quality and con-
dition.
New white Florida cabbage was
selling at IS q $50 per crate; chic
ory at $3.50 q 8 per basket; egg
plants at 50 @ 3 per box; okra at SO
@ 6 per carrier.
Receipts of caulihower were mod
crate and the market was steady at
75c a 50 per pony crate.
Peppers met with an active de-
mand at $1.75 a ESQ per box Tor
fancy and 81 a LIS for choice.
Florida squash, unless of the best
quality, was neglected at $3.50 q
per box.
Tomatoes were in light supply and
moved slowly at 81 q $50 per car
rier.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-01-22

Mrs. C. F. Curry and children left
Wednesday of last week for Arcadia.
Ansco cameras and supplies at
Cochran 's.-adv.
John D. Martin, of Bokeelia, was
in the city Thursday.
F. NJ. Copper made a business trip
to Arcadia, Saturday morning.
Miss Essie Nolan, of Fort Ogden.
spent Sunday here with Miss Geneva
Nail.
Fruit, candies, CONNECTIONS and
fancy groceries are specialties at R.
NJ. Rings. (adv.)
Miss Alouise Williams spent the
weekend at Fort ogden with her
mother
H. A. Ware, of Fort Ogden, was a
business visitor to Punta Gorda,
Wednesday.
Col Wallace Chadman was among
the local people who were business
visitors to Arcadia, Saturday.
S. P. Coates, of Saint Petersburg,
was a business visitor to Punta Cor
da, Thursday.
Mrs. Mary L. Sandlin left for Mi
ami, Monday, where she will spend a
month with her daughter.
Mrs. D. N. Mcqueen and children
and Miss Nellie Holderby went to
Lakeland, Saturday for a short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. w, A. Peaslee, of
Useppa, passed through Punta Gorda,
Saturday en- route to Tampa.
Mrs c. Moger, who spent few
days here last week, has returned to
her home in Fort Myers.
Simon P. Weed, of South Carolina,
was here Wednesday of last week on
a business mission.
Mrs. c. C. Carleton visited Plant
City, Monday on business connected
with the sale of some property there
Mrs. C. Moger of Fort Myers, was
a visitor in the city for several days
during the past week.
w. E. Brown, of Atlanta, Ca, was
in Punta Gorda, Wednesday of last
week looking after business interests.
A. W. Daniels is now in charge of
Chadwick Brothers fine orange grove
property on Alligator creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Pippin, of Fort
Ogden, spent the day here, Saturday
with their friends, Mr. ard Mrs.
Hayman.
Bob Hayes, who has been enjoying
q vacation of a few weeks here, re-
turned to his home in Atlanta, Ga,
Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs E. F. Martin are
spending the winter mere. They are
from Mason City, Ills, and are loca-
ted at the home of Mrs. Bassett
After spending two weeks here
with Col. Wallace -Chadman, Dr.
Joseph T. Myers, of Tionesta, Pa
left Friday for Saint Petersburg.
Send it, bring it, phone tive are
speaking of local news for the Herald
and address every one or our readers.
Thanks!
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-01-22
REWARDS!

$40 reward for proof that will con-
Wet person or persons who entered
my cabin in Lee County, II miles
south of Acline. and took therefrom
a new Simonds cross-cut saw, a Kelly
axe and other things. SIS for names
of person who modest my cabin.
4-2t* HENRY MASON,
EOS West Harrison St, Tampa, Fla.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-01-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Marlborough, of Pull
ask, Tenn, Miss Blanche Blake,
Miss Elizabeth Mcneil and Miss
Permelia Straughan are enjoying a
weeks cruise On the yacht Annie
as the guests of her owners, Mr.. and
Mrs. Drane. The trip among the
beautiful islands along the cast will
end at Boca Grande, while Mr.. and
Mrs. Drane will extend their trip to
more distant points.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-01-22

ty failed to get sufficient advertising
matter to be given out at the Jack
sonville fair, so don't be caught
without this valuable adjunct this
time.
Boys wishing to join the Pig Club
send me your name and address as
soon as possible. - DeSoto County
News.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-01-22

Wheeling in the lungs indicates that
phIegm is obstructing the air passages
BILLIARDS. HOREHOUND SYRUP
loosens the phlem so that it can be
coughed up and elected Price Csc, zoe
and 500 per bottle. Sold by all drug
gists. (adVt)
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-01-22

Thanks, folks, for the items you've
been handing in. We really appre-
ciate them and will be glad If all our
friends continued to help us out.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-01-22

c. C.. Carleton will finish shipping
fruit from here within another week
and the packing house will close.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-01-22

Miss Mary Smith spent the week
end at Fort Ogden with friends.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-01-22
HAVE YOU BEEN ENUMERATED?

if have doubt, fill
Adrian Jordan Supervisor of
l. 1920, living below
the knowledge
anywhere else.
Name
Number
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-20

LINOTYPE OPERATORS and handmen
wanted; finest equipped plant; good
working conditions; permanent situations.
union shop; scale see day, as night. write
or apply Formsn Tulsa World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-20

WANTED young man with stenographic
and clerical experience and preferable
with railroad traffic experience for position
IN oil brokerage office; excellent opportuni-
~ Tor advancement! give details; past OK
perieneei salary expected etc. Address BOX
No. 6la-B care World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-20

A BET choice close In acreage to Kansas
wildcat well now started. Price IS up.
Let us explain this het. Call 2l0 East
Second. Phone Usage 1916.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-20

OWN In fee 40 acres; location south
west quarter; NE quarter 22-is-lo; not
leased 81 miles N r: 1000 pounds or
more In ,s-16-io; want owner and drill
ling contract in months; what will you
offer; none but responsible parties need ap-
ply Address {. ", T.. o. BOX 40.
Sapulpa. Okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-20

WANTED a suburban grocery store; must
be well located; good rent: and a clean
stock; answer advising average monthly
sales Address blS-D.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-20
AUTOMOBILES

WE charge a reasonable commission Tor
eelling automobiles. Including washing
polishing. storage and advertislng; uso
your car whom you want, investigate OUT
selling piani no charges n not sold. Tulsn
automobile Exchange, Fourth and Houldst
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-20
BUSINESS SERVICE

AN AUTO mechanic who mas been In
charge OF private shop working 80
mechanics Is now at the service Of the
public at the New Universal Garage In
West Tulsa. Lot him shoot trouble on
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-20

FOR sALE---One fourth Of business blqkk
In the heart Of Heuryette, okla, COM
prising OF store rooms: hotels. bust
ent tsifS0 per month; cash and terms.
Write y. l.. Weaver St Elmo Hotel.
Hcnryetta for particulars Henryetta, Okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-20
EMPLOYMENT
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

EXPERIENCED auditor Tor large corpora.
tion; would like to handle small set OF
books or supervise any accounting work
during spare timo; special attention 10
matters concerning income tax returnA
Box 2i7-D. care World