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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-12
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wszystkIch I~nteresant6w n~aJuprEej-
mieJ prosImy o przeStrzegRnie poniE-
szych wskas6weks
Biura AdministrncyI nasxeJ o~tySnrte
sa Drzes d1len eafy Cd gOdEtny S-meJ
xrnnn do 1880 Wieczorem - co dntn, q
Vyjatkiem niedzieI SWAT ObOwiqEu-
ZarIadca PiSmn nasEeEo ~prEyJmute
interesnnt0w CO dnia W GODIINACH
POPOLUDNIOWYCH cd 2-giej do 0-tet
- 4 wyjatkiem sob0t.
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fest TYLKO W GODZINACH ORA
NYCH, Cd GODZINY 1880 DO GODZI
NY 1855 20 pOludniu tylkO IN speeJ-
alma umoTa-
Redakto NaeEelny przyJmuJe inte-
ve.ant0yy TYLKO 20 GODZINIE 1O-tej
PRED POhUDNIEM.
Uprnsza sic, wS1eIkie sprnwy q Redak
eva EaIatwfae, o lie PlSEM-
ME, bO m konwerSaeye diugie ME ma
my czasuy tyIko w aprnvnch s1cseSol-
nieIsEeJ wagi osobistyeh, Tub ME datq-
ryeh sic xalatwie EVieIle - drOga kO-
~respoudeneyi - prOSinsy tawtc sic oSo-
bikeie, zachOwujae mn w~1gledzie, &c o.
kOlO EOdslny 11-tej Hamyknmy gazette
I wszysey n~ajbnrdEiej jestesmy "tedS
E~atrudnIeRi.
KorespOndent6w uprasznmy stano-
ueEo. aby pisali CZHTELNIE - IRA
MENTEM, LUB MA MASZHNlE, ME-
ZBYT SCISLIwIE 1 THLkO Ma JE-
DNEJ fAFArsAOs
JesIi utwOry iaktekOiSiek ME ma1a
by& oEioszOne, pOchlnnin je - kosn
r~ednkeyJny; JesH pOEadane 50 do Ewro-
tn. w rnSIe ME OgiOszenia, nalezy TO
WYRAZNIE ZAzNACGKC i ZAAACIHC
zNACzER POCzTOWY Ma ZWROTNA
PRZESYLKE.
adnyc k~OmunIkato~ do ogfosHent1
ME ninety pr1esyiae ma kartnch Cd
kryfychE ZADNYCH TEE ME ~
MIJE SIZE kOMUNIhACHI TEsLEFO-
NICYNYCH - chJbp w wyJatkowych
n~ypadkachg r6unlei Ogfosseo, dotyeIa-
eyeh towarHystu, ~tslcfonicsnle ME
prxyJmuJeUys
WszeIkie oglcsEenia nRleBs do D1sA~
In OREcszen W AdministrRey1 : tam sic
ulemi gSgrpcoe nRlesy.
podzfekc~ania EEBHIEG ro-
dxaiu, REZOLUCYE EALOBNE, POLL
FYCZNE 4 {. p. nnls&s do DzLalu oglo-
EEen.
WsEeIkde korespondeneye, zawtndo-
utenIa Z Z. y. music bye podpisnne -
pefnem naEWiskiem wraz 8 ndreSem pt-
uxaeeGo; bekimIennych, Tub podplSanyeh
do~nsysIuikiem, albO wreszcie sioNem
-Komfteto - kOmunikacYi, nj kores-
DondencyI ME EamieszcAamy.
S~tanouczO ME oglaszamy
-DALOWs. ami wycieczek, hub -piknt-
k6vy', URzADZANYCB W S0BoTN.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-12

czeiy ma x. Or. I. Radziszewskim'
kt6remu ofiarowano to zaszczytne l
odpowiedzialne stanowisko.
Wytrawny wychowawca, ewietny
administrator 1 gaeboki uczony ina
laz1szy sic " stoiicy oar6w / prawo-
s1awfa natrafti ma trudne warunkl
piracy. Byfo to ma przeAomie czas6w'
Rosya stala 2 bronia Il nogi, despo-
tyzm szalaf, wybuchnela wojna swta-
iowa - maggie przetscie cd dyktatu-
~ cara prawostawnei do rope
taned revo1ucyi socyaIistow l ho-
munist6w rosyjsko-5ydowskich, kto-
rzy 2burzyli jeden porzadek a ma
jego miejsce ME umieli stworzyc dru
giego.
X. dr.. I. Radziszewsh nje. opuScA
rak - korZystajac z okoltcznoeci Ia
czaa przebudowe 4ycia akademti du-
chownej W Petersburgu - przepro-
wadzi1 poczatki reformy, ME mogf
jej jednakte calkowicie skohczyt,
gdy1 wypadki z biyskawiczna szyo-
koscia postepowaay po sobie - ME
mona byfo wiedZiee mic o tutrze l
najbliaszej przyszlosc - budowaao
sic tedy zamki ma Sodzie.
w okresie rewo.ucyi Kierehskie-
60 / poczatkach Lenina, Academia
Duchowna skupiafa przy sobie ME
ledwie ca1y zywi& polski - dajac
mu wytchrienie a niekiedy ratunek
W chwiiach gro&nych ! niebezpiecar
nych - x. dr.. I. Radzis0ewski bya
dusza wszystkiego. - Znalazi tn so
bic " Polonii Petersburskiej dusze
pokrene, nietylko wposr6d ducho-
wiehstwa, ale bardzo Wiele os0p
swieckich talk re swiata p~olityczne-
go, pro'esorskiego Jazz 1 obywateI-
sktego. I tutaj wlasnie kluje sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-12

mySl wielka / wspaniala stworzenia W
Polsce Uniwersytetu Katolickiego.
Umial przekonaG O potrzebie takie
go dzieia Ola kraju potentata finan-
sowego, Karola Jaroszyhskiego, oby-
watela 2 Woiynia, dobrego patryote
l chrzeScijanina, kt6ry ofiarowal ma
ten eel kilka milion6w rubli, proz
dwu milion6w dodanych przez p.
Franciszka ~Skapskiego, dziaaacDa
spolecznego i ~politycznego.
X. dr.. I. Radziszewski przez swo-
je stosunki / wplywy konsekwentnie
realizuje swoje zamiary. Porzuciw-
sly Petersburg / zamknawszy tam A
kademie Duchowna, przybywa do
kraju, by dat podwaliny Uniwersy-
tetowi ~Lubelskiemu " r. 1918. La
ME liczue przeezkody, uprzedzenia
I niedowierzania, zaczyna swe die
10 ma razie W skromnych rozmiarach'
a wielkie W swej doniosIoSci - dzi-
sfaj po dwu atach Lublin postadt
Wszechntce przy czterech wydz's-
zach. blisko 1900 studentach ezter-
dziestu ptofesorach, pomiedzy mimi
take SLY, jat smoIna i strasewsH.
X. dr.. I. R~adziszewski jest pier"-
sym Rektorem Uniwersytetu, Sta
ratacym sic te skole postaW1c wy
soko pod wZgledem naukowym
wzorami dla niego uczelnie europe'-
skie a bodzcem potrZeby OtczyTny,
uragnie wychowywae ludzi idei po-
~kwtncenta. pragnte przysfuzye sic
Polsce szc7ee6iniej - W chw1lacn
talk wa5uych. tak dzisietsze.
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GL6WNY.

ks Franciszek Gordon. Moderator.
Ks Rajmund Applet. Wice-ModeratoG.
wojclech +. SoSka. Presses.
AntonInA BaranowskA, wice-preZeSka.
wojciech Msnkickl. Wice-prezeG
FomaSz s BlachowSki, SekretarL
Julian S1czepanski, Skarbnik.
EeanislaW Llczmanskl, Dyrektor. -
Jan MaciejewSki, Dyrektor-
Szczepan Inoiorski, Dyrektor-
FranciszkG Bieschke, DyrektorkA
Marya ImoiorskG. Dyrektorka-
KonstancyA Cxek2iS- DyrektorkA
Or. FraAciSzek A Dulak. LekSrs
NaczelRy.
Adv. Wawrzyniec ZygmunG Ooradea
sertrada MarcAlsu4cz. AEyst ssk-. Gen.
GoDzINT BIURowE-
Biuro otwarts Cd Stej rRno do etej
wfeczoreua. (w sobote do Lei popofu-
dniu). W cswartek wieczorem cd god1i
ny lei do s-eJ- - w niedziele 1 swts-
n uroczyste biuro zamkniste.
wszeIkis usty nadsyiac nGle4y a. ~
&c Sekretarzs G~eneralnego.
TOM. 8. BLAcHowsKI.
Secretary Polish Alma Mater.
I455 w. DiVisiOn str, Chicago, NJ
FINANsE
Przekaxy bankowe pocxtowe
tchecks, money orders etc-) nRleEy wy
stawiac na organixacye.
POLISH ALMA MATER,
Q p~rzssyaae pod adresem' .
Jul. SZCZEPANsKI.
H455 w. Division STR Chicago, III
Do czek6w Z poza miAstA Chicago, do
5czyc trzeoa Ice IA zamiAne.
MACIERZ POLSKA
Biuro Zarzadu Gl6wuego
1857 ". DIVISION UTICA.
relexon Monroe 4SoS
Chicago, III
M druEiem PIetrSe KmachN
-DHtenRLkA ChLeaEOAk1eEoS.
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MACIERZ POLSKA

Sest orgsniSacyR SRczec4 m@odgte4 pol.
ska o6oiga pAci " praoach naukowych,
patryotyc7nych 1 bratniej pomocy dla
p~Odniesienia Nducha moralnoSci 1 dobro-,
bytu W spo{eczenStWie, n s~ZczsgolniS
miedsy miodziez2 polsk&- Ma poSmier-
the Cd lat IA do as. Ma c5ionkow Sto-
WarzySzonych. bez ograniczenia Uieku-
kaReEoaa o rOkz
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Rsqd ndyodn pZes n0r6d dd
R0TodR. ME Sgilie z poEDieEsch,
usmL
- Abraham LiNc0h
Me$oErie st0nD DszRdSfe sp0-
&sdjq sic u Sddni2, $P nfuSi Lst.
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WOODROW Wilson
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-12
ZWyclestwo Polski Ko-
nice SIedmioletniej Woj
ny i Nova Epoka
Hlstoryczna.

Wszyscy przypomlnamy soble
dobrze zapewne nastroje, jake
tax niedawno jeszcze, DO kilka
zaledwo miesiecy temu, przezy--
waliSmy tutaj W Ameryce, gdy
hordy bolszewickie ciagnefy ma
podb6j Polski, podchodziiy pod
stolice Warszawe i nastepnie
~pierzchaay W popNochu pred bo-
haterskiem natarciem naszej
wspaniaiej, niezwyciezonej Ar
mil. Tkwia nam jeszcze wszy-
stkim w umysle zywo wspomnie-
MIA chwil tych, talk z Poczatr,
groznych, a potem TAX pelnych
chwaiy i wawrzyn6w. Dla zilu-
strowania wrazen i mysli, jake
ostatnie to zvyciestwo polskie
wywofafo wSrod naszych roda--
kow "a oceanem, pragniemy tn
p7zytoczyG artykul, jaki ma po-
wyzszy temat nadesiai nam jeden
Z Przyjaci6i Czytelh; 5w nasze
20 Pisma, p. Julian Zachariewicz
re Lwowa.R zecz ia napisana jest
w pofowie pazdziernika, a wiec
skreSlona pod wraleniem decy--
dujacej i tryumfalnej chwili, a re
dopiero teraz mas doszla, to juz
wilma powoiennych niePorzadkow
pocBtowych:
. ~ .
w diva lata 20 zmartwychwsta-
niu zjednoczonej, wolncj i ME
podlegiej Polski zakohczyi nar6d
polski Swietnem zwyciestwem
pierwsza wojne W novel epoce
swego istnienia, najwieksza W
swojej wlasnej history - osta-
tnia W ciagu wielkiej siedmiolet-
niej wojny, z bolszewickim wro-
giem, kt6ry zagrazai zyciu i kul-
turzc wszystkich narodow calego
Swiata. Furya wojny, ktora pre-
leciaia przez cafy glob ziemski,
przez ktora' miliony ludzi straciio
zycie, zdrowie, moznoSc do pra-
cy, przez ktora SWAT ca}y splynai
krwia i lzami, dzisiaj kohczy juz
swoje panowanie ostatni clos "a
daia jej Polska. Nprawdzie zu-
pelnego pokoju W Europie jesz-
cze niema, So z Turcya i Grecya
zamieszki, W Rosyi toczy sic da-
lei wojna domowa pomiedzy Dol
szewia i Wranglem, jej wynik i
przyszioSc Rosyi wskutek tego
ME So jeszcze wiadome: ale woj-
ma wieIka wszechswiatowa po--
miedzy narodami i pahstwami,
skoiczysa sic wiaSnie r~ozejmem
W Rydze pomiedzy Polska i boil
szewicka Rosys. Zmora straszna
minesa, nastapito uczucie ulgi,
radosci i szczescia.
Raj juz przez czas kr6tki do
znaliSmy tego uczucia, kiedy woJ
M swiatowa j traktat wersalski
przywrocily nam ojczyzne; jej
wolnoSci zaraz ma wstepie zagro-
ziSa w Matopolsce Ukraina, a pc
jej odparciu tyrania wroga Dol
szewickiego, kt6ry ehciai nasz
kraj zniszczyc, podbit i spstac.
Szedi ma mas re wschodu wrog
straszny, ktory W okruciehstwie
i znecaniu sic przeszedl wszy-
stko, co Cd czasu Tatar6w byio
znane chcias sic przewalit przez
Polske, po4aczyc z Niemcami, u
derzye wspolnemi sisami ma
Francye i podbit eaiy SWAT; mad
MIN chciai zapanowac przez roz-
szerzenie botszewickiego, komu-
nistycznego terroru, rozpalajace-
go najdziksze instynkta rodzaju
ludzkiego. Postepy W Polsce zro-
biz juz wielkie; dalekim iukiem
sisgnai ma p6lnocy do Ciechano-
wa, Navy i Torunia, W centrum
zagrazai stolicy Pohki Warsza-
vie, ma po3udniu Lwowu; PREY
gotowal juz sobie Rad bolszewi-
cki. kt6ry miai po wkroczeniu do
Warszawy dyktowse warunki
pokoju i SkleciG sowieda ustroj.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-12
z Text R~edakcyjpej.


kraj. Dzieh 15go sierpnia 1920
stall sic dniem historycznym; ia
kim jak Grunwald, Chocim i
Wiedeh; wiekszym jednak Cd
tamtych, DO rozmiary wojny j
sill byly wieksze; wiekszem Wire
szcie jest caie swietne zwycie-
stwo dzisiejsze dlatego, ponie--
waz odnieSc zwyciestwo mad boil
szewizmem rosyjskim, zagrazaja-
Gym straszliwem zniszczeniem
kultury calego Swiata ~wszystkich
wicklow i czasow, macy, nawet
be- samochwalstwa narodowego,
odnieSc najwieksze ola dobra
Swiata zwyciestwo.
-
Ten SWAT znuzony i znekany
siedmioletnia wojna przypatry--
wal sic wojnie Polski z bolszewi-
eka Rosy2 zrazu obojetn;e. Gem
bolszewizm zagraza,, O tenn VIE
dzieli wszyscy; rzadow i spoie--
czehstw europejskich ME trzeba
byfo o EN- specyalnie pouczac :
oSwiecac: ale energia byla IT,
Spiona, chet niesienia doraznej
Pomocy ME byfa tax przynaglona
jak wielka sprawl tego wymaga-
Ia z r6znych powodow poSred-
Mich i bezpoSrednich Polska ska
zana byia ma to, azeby sic sama
brOniia; POmocy uzyczy}a nam
tylko sprzymierzona Z nami
Francya w materyale wojennym
i przez przyslanie do Warszawy
doSwiadczonych oficerow, a
wSrod Mich szefa sztabu zwyciez-
cy mad Niemcami Focha, genera
Ia Weygand.
"a to w samym narodzie pol
skim obudzil sic zmysi obrony;
ocknai sic instynkt samozacho--
wawczy, pograzony przcz czas
jakiS W pewnym letargu; prysty
watpliwoSci, ~zjawiajqce sic tn i
owdzie, wyrazone W siowach, re
mySmy ME doroSli do wolnoSci. |
to takzc jest naturalnem i pow
szechnem zjawiskiem, re wSr6d
kazdego kraju zagroaonego W
swoim bycie, zwiaszcza zaS W
kraju, ktory ponosi kleski jednq
"a druga i patrzy, jak nieprzyja
ciel robi postepy w jego w'asnych
-zagonach, budza sic w~atpliwosci
najrozmaitszych gatunkow i
stopni. WSrod zmiennych uczut
jednak, z jeszcze siIniejsza mo-
ca anizeIi wszystkie inne, pow
sraie instyrkt samozachowaw--
czy, kt6ry sic zrywa do obrony,
w Polsce ten instynkt amo--
obront wzmocniony byi przez in
ne jeszcze uczucie. Polska zmar
twychwstaia Pc $50 latach stra-
sznej niewoli; jeszcze ME zdoiaia
nabrac w siebic Swiezych sill i so
k6w, jeszcze ME zdazy}a przepro
wadzic or~ganizacyi swoJe] MO
del machiny pahstwowej, jeszSe
rie mogia rozwinaG skrzyde} de-
lotu, kiedy wybuchla wojna ukra-
,inska, a po niej rosyjsko-bolsze-
widka; W ~pierwszej zwyciezyli
smy, ale W drugiej zaczefo bye
gorzej, nawet tragicznie. Narod,
ktory powstal maggie z grobu, W
rok P6zniej utracic mial znowu
swoja wolnoSc! Takiej tragedy
nigdy jeszcze ME bybo, ale do ia
kiej ME m6gi narod polski sam
dopusci6, a z MIN razem jego
s~przymierzehcy, Francya, Stany
Zjednoczone Ameryki i Anglia
Polska z politycznych wzgledow
potrzebna jest ola rownowagi
Europy; iezeli zaS il traktat wer
sa1ski uznai "a howe samoistne
i niepodlegfe pahstwo, to ME dla-
tego i W tym celu, azeby zaraz W
rok pozniej sw6j byt niepodlegfy
straciia; zeby jej kosztem odby}o
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-06-10
X. f. ID. No. 4.

noon at the A. P. Bethards home
were, Mrs B. A. Ivans, Ralph and
Nellie VANS, Mrs. Nora Holden and
Marjorie Vaughn.
Josephine Toms, of Decatur, is
spending the week with Mrs. Lester
Stuart.
Mrs. Joe Mullin visited a few
days last week with her daughter,
Mrs. William Buckingham.
Harry Flemming called at }. w.
Mullins Tuesday evening.
w. l.. Arnold went to Woodburn
to visit few weeks with friends
and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Konklin and
daughter, Dorothy, were in Garden
Grove Friday.
Mrs. Raymond Mullin, Mrs. Les
ter Stuart and Miss Josephine Toms
called at the Ase Bethards home
one afternoon last week.
Several from this vicinity attend
ed the pie supper given by the
Hall Friday night. Mr.. Bert Wood
ard of Leon, and Mr.. Cannon are
now Farmer Union men.
Mr.. and Mrs. William buckingham
and Willie Barrett were Sunday
visitors at J. W. Mullins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ase Bethards and
family and Elmer Halgren spent the
day and ate ice cream at the vans
home Sunday. 49,.
Many of the farmers OF TINS
vicinity are cultivating their corn:
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Pierce and lit
tie son, of Van Vert, Leta Lane and
Ernest Hamilton, of Garden Grove,
were Sunday visitors at Everett
kOnklin'S
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-06-10
Steep Hill Ridge.

Quite cool at this writing.
Miss LOttie Vanderpool was a
caller at Mrs. Hoover's Friday.
Fred Smith and sons were callers
at Leon Saturday.
Miss Ruth Barlean was a visitor
at Mrs. George Cox's one day last
week.
Henry Jaeger and son Harry,
were visitors at Davis City Friday.
Wade, Leslie and Clyde Fulton
were visiting Mrs. Nell Burrell Satur-
day and Sunday.
The farmers are busy getting
their corn planted.
Those who haven't screen doors
had better save up money to buy
screen doors, for the flies are COM
ing fast.
Paul Fulton was dragging the
roads Tuesday.
Levi Cation is blowing corn this
week.
Wilma and Bessie Hoover called
on Opal and Dorothy Fulton Sunday
afternoon.
Joe and Bill Barlean were callers
at the home of their brother, Dan
Barlean, one day TINS week.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-06-10
FairyieW District No. =.

Misses Hildah and Celia Hughes
motored to Van Vert Friday.
Frank Lewis, of Sloan Springs,
Arkansas, is here, coming to take
his car to his home.
Several families in this vicinity
attended the dedication of the new
Franklin church Sunday. 4 few
from here were present in the even
ing to hear Mr.. Miller talk on,
ocean Life and it was sure fine
talk.
Misses Edythe and Vera Moore, OF
Osceola, took supper Sunday evening
with H. E. Hughes and family.
II. e. Hughes departed last Tues
day for Abba, Iowa, and returned
home Saturday, having visited with
relatives there.
Wilma CARRIER spent Saturday
night with friends near Leon.
Virgil HerOld had his tonsils taken
out Saturday.
Misses Hildah. Neva and Celia
Hughes and Wilma Merrill spent
Monday afternoon of last week with
Misses Mae and Julia Hughes.
One resents being bossed by his
neighbor, and just as much by a
thousand of his neighbors.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-06-10

Mrs. Carrie saylor and children
Of Guthrie Center, are visiting at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. F. Lantz, and other rela-
tives.
Mrs. J: T.. Holt and daughter
Beulah. returned home last we,
from New Market, where they h
been visiting an aunt.
last week to visit at the home Of
her brother, Henry Schmidt and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Easter and
children, of Leon, visited here Fri
day evening.
Miss Mertie Edwards left Satur-
day morning from Des Moines to at
tend summer school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Cox were Sun
day afternoon visitors in Osceola.
Mrs. Phoebe Mote, who has been
visiting friends here returned home
the last of the week. ..
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-06-10
II. F.. d. No. 3.

The fine rain Sunday and Monday
nights made the farmers smile.
Gil Vanderpool spent Monday at
the home of Mel Still, who has been
sick all spring.
Vern Baker had business at Davis
City Monday.
Harry Reynolds is working the
roads in this section.
There are no new cases of black
jack in this vicinity.
Wade, Leslie and Clyde Fulton
spent Saturday night with their
cousin, Enock Burrell.
Almond Cox and Henry Jaeger
are working the roads this week.
Floyd Smith helped Ray Manion
with his sheep shearing Monday.
George Cox is hauling corn to
the Biddison elevator at Leon.
There are the best prospects for
all kinds of crops in this section we
have had for several years.
David Smith sold a horse last
week to Ed Rushing, Of Humeston.
for $250.0o This don't look like
they were gong very cheap.
Ed Antrim and Luther Trent, of
Trenton, Mo-, spent last week at
Mac Cox's.
Bert Millsap and wife visited with
friends in Leon Sunday.
Lloyd Barlean spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Will Hoover.
No woman would ever quarrel with
man if it were not for the pleas
IRE Of making it up again.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-06-10
Van Vert.

!. N. Edwards was Des Moines
Mrs. Nettie McBee and daughter
Alma, visited Saturday evening and
Sunday at the home Of the formers
son Roy snG MG Mes End Gedrf family gore
little son, OF Australia, came
"Wednesday. Rev. Moore will have
charge OF the Christian church work
here for the ensuing year.
J. Mote, who has been transactine
business here returned to his home
in Des Moines Friday.
children, who had been visiting
friends in Creston, returned home
Miss Lulu Rumley, Of near Leon,
was a Sunday guest at the J. Hal
Mrs: Iss and daSHEhter M Mrs. vie
Miss Callie johnson, who has
taught a very successful term of
school at Holland, returned home
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Chester Everett, Of Des
Moines, visited the latter part of
last week at the home of her par
Mrs. Elmer Hampton, of Osceola,
visited friends here the first of the
week.
Mrs. Olive ,Tristler and daughter,
Georgia, of Truro, came Friday to
visit at the home Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Craft, and other
relatives.
Ora Irving, who has been working
in Leon returned home Wednesday.
Mrs. Inez Payton was a Sunday
caller at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Lester Potter.
Miss Gladys Price visited Sunday
at the home of her brother, Donalt
Price, and wife Of Weldon.
Miss Nellie Easter left Saturday
for Corydon to visit at the home of
her brother, Lee Easter, and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fierce were Mon
day dinner guests at the home O.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Fierce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Tiedji were
business visitors in Leon Friday ev-
ening.
Miss Carma Johnson, who has been
attending school in : Centerville,
came Monday to spend her vaca-
ton with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Johnson.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-06-10
Round Knoll.

Mrs. Ralph McBee and Mrs. Clal1
DeVore, were calling at Henry Camp
BELLS Monday.
Grant Hatfields children have the
whooping cough.
Harland Adams is some better al
this writing.
Elmo Mollison has the Whooplns
cough. NJ
Mr. and Mrs. Nile Gibson and Mr..
and Mrs. w. J. Gibson and Henry
Campbells called on Clarence Camp
BELLS Saturday evening, ice cream
and cake were served which was
enjoyed by all present.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-06-10
StringtOWn.

Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Thompson
were Davis City callers saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Doolttle
visited at the Ernest Doolltue nome
Sunday. -.
Mrs. Oscar Rex and children visit
ed with her daughter, Mrs. Clarence
Daniels, last Wednesday,.
Mrs. Will Lee was visiting DAVIS
City friends last Friday.
Hazel and Thomas Fox have the
humps. -:.,
Boion Keshlear and wife visited
relatives in Davis City Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Doolttle
autoed to Leon Saturday evening for
the concert.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-06-10
How's This /?

We offer $4,000 for any case Of catarrh
that cannot be cured by HALLS
CATARRH MEDICINE.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE is tax
en- Internally and acts through the Blood
on the Mucous Surfaces OF the System.
Sold by druggists for over forty years.
Price 76c. Testimonials free.
=. J. Cheney q Co.. Toledo. Ohio.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-06-10

Those who don't care to win in
life's game don't appreciate the
sport in the game.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-06-10

No woman would ever quarrel with
a man if it were not for the pleas
IRE of making it up again.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Proposed increase in railroad freight rates
viii add about SloO.000,uO0 per annum to
the cost of steel produced IN the nited
States and will make. in all, about - per
cent increase in the transportation nil OF
the iron and steel industry OF the country
in two wears
With completion Of the second unit oi its
tin plate plant at SparrOws Point Md, the
Bethlehem Steel Corporation ADDS ca
pacity of :. 900. 600 base boxes of tin plate to
that previously developed IN the country,
which was computed at 10000 .0UO boxes
Automobiles and motortrucks IN the
United states will consume during TINS
year at least 100 00Q 900 barrels OF gasoline.
as estimated hy the National Automohlle
ti0n Of gasoline last year was 95.OOO,oOO
gallons
According 10 cable advices from London to
the Equitable Trust Co. the Royal Dutch
Petroleum Co. intends TO issue new shares
at par with preferential rights for the old
shareholders in such way fhat TOT Two
shares a share at par shall be Delivered and
that payment be made at the same time
that the final dividend for 1919 shall be paid
The Eastman kodak CO. in 1919 had net
profits after all charges and Federal taxes,
outstanding common stock after deduction
Of preferred dividends which contrasts with
S.o.02 a share earned on il in 1918,
Yesterday : stock market dull affair
from start to finish The total Of tranSac-
tions was 5iS.S19 shares or only q little way
removed from the smallest volume Of busl-
ness this year The lowest sales total for
1920 to date came asst Friday, when the
turnover was 47O.7l5 shares. Yesterday
there was little more than the professional
Churning of stocks and narrow price move
TnentS were the result Commission houses
are quiet in marked distinction TO the tone
thai prevailed at this time year ago when
the bull market Of 1919 was in process 81
development AZ the present rate there vii
for the purpose Of catch ng up with
I hc volume of business.