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IN AMERICA our victory over nature al
ways had a certain unreality.
It was never so great as it seemed.
To accomplish our natural miracle it was
necessary to reap wheat we Lad not sown,
to skim the cream of abundant original re-
sources, forests and rich veins of metals and
minerals that could be worked with little
effort
And we did not even have to furnish the
labor to gather up what nature had left
easily within our reach.
Europe sent us a million new laborcrs each
year.
Now Europe has stopped sending us labor,
our own labor is full of the idea that tho
bending of natures forces to human ends is
easy, while at the same time the bending Of
those forces to our ends has become much
more difficult.
A Ill the world, particularly we in Amer
"A lea, has been gambling on the belief that
just as coal was discovered when wood for
fire became scarce, and steam power when
hand power and horse power We're no longer
adequate, and the means of talking across
continents when it became necessary to talk
across continents, so, when fuel became scarce
and raw materials harder to work. man
would learn to harness the forces of the sun
| or that inexhaustible supply Of energy
which Is now thought to be all the substance
| there is in matter.
To oust nature from her Hindenburg line
| there is needed a new discovery of cheap
| power as revolutionary as the mastery of the
| expansive force of steam.
| II has not yet come.
America clings to the belief that It will
come.
That is why America is what you call con
servative.
q q q
| MEN have met the secret doubt that the
AVA final victory would rest with nature
and not with man variously.
Germany said to herself "The game is
| up. Man is beaten. Let us go out and grab
! the worlds massed store of natural resources
so that the rest of mankind will suffer and
! not u.s."
Others had somewhat the same idea.
Hence the Great War.
Lenine says 'The game Is up Nature
remains the unconquerable. Let us at least
divide on the square what we have got"
Hence the revolution.
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1t is a cinch that Crane won't do any
talking this time.
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What Do You Kno,o?

QUIZ
/. How long did it take to build tne
Brooklyn bridge?
.. What is the salary of the associate JUS
tees of the United States supreme
Court?
3. Who is Eugene Brieux?
4. OF what state is Little Rock the capital!
8. What were the Three Wonders OF
Babylon?
q. Which planet has rings OF luminous
gases?
z. What is the correct pronunc'auou u
the word demagogy!
8. What is an oaf?
o. When did Porfirio Diaz resign the preS''
dency of Mexico?
10. What number multiplied by the diarne'ea
will give the circumference oi
circle?
Answers to Yesterdays oulz
I. scotchmen in their native kits may Dc
said IN wear skirts. A short peateu
skirt is worn by men in Albania
Q. The Louisiana territory was added 10
the United States in 1908.
q r. w. Hornung created the character
of Rafies, the amateur cracksman'
4. Constant Troyon was a notea I,s
Iandscape and animal painter. HIS
dates are 1s1o-1s65.
8. The present king Of DenmerK k,l,stoip" Is,o%s'
to the house of Schleswis- Holste'n-
Sonderburg- -Gluecksburs.
q Tonsillitis. not tonsilitis Is correct,
although the word tonsii nus p"' =
single a."
7. A Mahatma Is an East Indian or
Thibetan belonging to ciass saiu W
possess supernatural powers
8. Pleonasm is redundancy or superhu''S
Of expression.
0. The term port has replaced the term iar'
board on shipboard' r.
10. Feral animals are wild animals; 80.
Latin word ''fsra," means w''d Dsa'''
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THE Gownsman holds that university
l. which has been suffered to take the
popular way of PENNSYLVANIA owes an oblIpa-
tion to the public; and that the state like
wise owes to the University a continusp,,.
OF the means to uphold and foster its
approved usefulness. But he also holds thar
this does not relieve either the alumni or
those Immediately responsible for the main
tenance OF the institution from contributinp
their share. In Pennsylvania, properly sun,
ported, there is room simultaneously for a
college and for schools of research of the
soectest of the classes; Brahmins be thpv
all And there is room, in more than !,
material sense, likewise, for professional ann
technical schools, for trade schools and com -.
mercial schools-whch let us honestly call
them without pretense that they are some
thing else-and for the flourishng of all tho
utilities of the present moment and those
which will be invented by ingenious educa -.
tors tomorrow. in the world there are
masses and classes; and there are also
women as well, We cannot escane thon,
even in the closter. The only really demo :.
cratic thing in education is equality q,
opportunity; and that we must see IN II
that we cherish. All education cIassi6es-
not to play upon words. Education ..
aristocratic because it tries out and dis.
tinguishes the better from the mass. An
true education Is for leadership.
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Evening journal., 1920-07-20
PRTVATE COTTAGE.

4O1 Pacific Ave, near Beach. Cool and
exclusive location, overlooking spacious
lawn Attractive rooms, either on
American or European plan. Reason
able rates. MARGARET DAMBACH
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
MEXICO WOULD
OFFER BONDS
General Alvaredo Sails for
New York to Pave Way
for Sales
FUTURE DEPENDS ON
BANKING FACILITIES

MEXICO CITY, July i6.-General
Salvador Alvaredo. Mlnester OF the
Treasury Of the new Government Of
Mexico, will sail the first Of the week
for New York. where ne will endeav-
or to SELF the new Government to
American. bankers and business men.
While Ignatius CaldarOn is seeking TO
convince the State Department in
Washington Of his Governments sta
bility.
General Alverado. in an interview.
said mat he would not attempt to ne
gotla.e a loan, for the time being at
least"
In spite OF the great expenditures. 81
he said, and a dissolution of reve-
nues, The ordinary expenses OF the
Government are being met without
suspendlng any public service"
lie wishes, however, TO meet the
leading American bankers and TO con-
vince them that the De La Huaria
Government will welcome and protect
foreign capital in The country. lie is
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eager to promot trade between the
two countries.
IL 81 probable at the same time thst|
he will discuss the Mexican national
debt, which he estimates at S54O,OO0.-|
600, Of which a large part is owed by|
mo United states, pledging the new1
Governments word that it intends t0l
begin payments on this debt as soon
as possible, thus paving the way for
a loan later If ii Is needed. He wants.
the bankers to accept Mexico as al
sound proposition.
The Minister will also study tho,
American Federal Reserve system, in
lhe hope Of organizing a similar in
stitutiOn in Mexico. He cOnsiderSl
establishment of sound banking sysr
lem as the most important phase OF
MNioo's whole financial problem.
Ia 1916 Carranza placed the banks
IN liquidation, finally con1scating
their gold and silver. Today the
country is almost without banks III
they are TO be revived they must re-
ceive in some measure reimbursement
for the action Of Carranza.
AlVaredO has already invited them
TO present recommendations FOR new
banking law and also TO aid ia tlS
formation OF a plan for the settle
ment Of credits and other questions
awaiting the attention Of the Govern
mcnt.
Accompanying the General will be-
Roberto PesQueira, who will assume
the cost Of Mexican financial agent VI
the United Stales. IL is his aim TO-
concentrate in New York the entire
financial dealing between the two
naffnfrafAG Mn a
collected at the border would be seIf
there to be held against purchases
the Government expects to make in
the United states, such as for rail-
way material
Finally AlvaredO hopes that hia
visit will destroy the opinion in some
quarters Of America that he is a rad
ical-a reputation he gained while
Governor OF 1ucatan. where he ef-
fected the state control Of the hene-
quin crop, raising the price Of bindsc
twine TO the American farmer. Hel
denies that he has either BOlshevist
or Socialistic tendencies.
NO BOlshevism and no socialis11l
exists in Mexico today" he declared.
at least as the terms are understood.
In Europe. Both the Mexican people-
and the Government merely desireF a
better administrative organization so.
mat they may derive all the benentl
from the cOuniry's natural. resources.
bringing about industrial and COM
mercial development, and improvipg
The condition Of the masses, which.
at present, is pitiful."
Should a foreign loan be negotiated.
II is AlVaredos idea that the monty
should be spent solely for national
development. the Government main
tanning its current expenses out OF
It's regular revenues.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
PIANO TUNING
PROFESSIONAL.
LIFE AND CHARACTER READING.
July 70.

.sss.
The governing sign Of this birth
date Is Cancer and the governing
planet is Venus. There are no more
sensitive, loving people on earth than
those born during this period.
This person should always listen
to the guidance Of intuition in his ar
fairs OF love or business. Ask him Just
how 90 meet problems Of daily exper-
ience in business and then abide by
the feeling Of harmony or discord
which arises within and follow this
guidance.
There seems 10 be considerable diff
flculty in affairs OF the heart and
some Observation-Disclosures.
Il seems best for this person 10
marry early, as through love and re-
sponsibility OF a home The nature will
most quickly expand. There is sue
cess In mercantile business.
statesmen, agents and managers
should use the Want Ads to secure
profitable positions.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
HAVE IL SERVE
WARRANT BY OJIs4I

SAN FR-ANC1SCO-Tired OF thel
failure Of defendents, charged witlEl
violating the fresh fruit law, 10 ag-
pear, Judge Samuels announced heI
would issue bench warrants. we'll
issue a warrant for w. ]. Ple8sent 81
lrst' he announced. mo clan do7'I
protested a Chinese fruit vendor m
court You have get Weegee 10
catchee him. He been dead maa
long time"
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
HOTEL NORMANDIE

Kentucky Ave, Near the Beach.
ocean view rooms. Near Boardwalk
churches. piers and depOts. Free bathing
from hotel Dancing. $3.50 up daily.
Special weekly j. HAMILTON.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
SANITARY WORKER
REsORTs-ATLANTIC CITY.
HOTEL AUSTINE

Pacific & St. James Place. near Beach
and amusements. Every room out
side. II. II. JONES.
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To Philadelphia
and Chester
Schedule in Effect June u, 1920.
Subject TO Change Without Notice.
STANDARD TINE.

Scneuule IN Eject June Il, lb2O.
Subject to Change Without Notice.
STANDARD TINE.
Week Days.
Leave Wilmington, Fourth Ctraot
Wharf for Philadelphia, 7.3O, 900 N m
A. NJ, 1.SO, 800, AS, 600. 200 and $40
on Saturdays an additional trip. $40
Leave philadelphia for Wnmine,o,
7.3O. 900. 100 A. NJ, 13O 800, AIS 605
and $50 =. NJ.
and $50 T. NJ.
ON sundays and holidays. leave bo+h
Wilmington and Philadelphia AT 7s0
O 90. 1890 A. NJ, II o'clock noon. 99
400. AIS. 600. 200. $50 and $50 p n
GTON-PENNsGROVE RoTTr
Week days, Except Saturdays.
Leave Wilmington J45. 700. 500 M
10 40 100 A. NJ. 10 o'clock noon 00
100. 300. 400. 800. GOO. 500, 1000 and
~ Leave ie Pennsgrove 500. G.ao. 500. oo
1000, HOO A. NJ, l. o'clock noon. 100
200, 800, 400. 500. 600. 200, 300
and 11.OO p. NJ.
On Saturdays, sundays and holidays.
additional trips. Leave Wilmington ZOO
300 and 100 p NJ Leave Pennsgrove
500. 1000 and 11.40 =. N.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20

WYE HsAvE AN OvERSTOCK OF
w Beaver pipeless Heaters, the best
on the market, others heaters installed
for $40 up. Before buying, see these
heaters on show. Will sell az low price
to make room; equipped to do work out
OF city: will take your old heater in
trade. e. CLANCY, between Second and
june30-6m.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
Try Clarendon Hotel

VIRGINIA AVENUE. NEAR BEACH.
Every room with hot and cold running
water. Capacity 800. Always open. All
modern improvements. Private baths.
W rite for rates. Ownership management.
MONROE HuTCHINS.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20

Kentucky Ave, near Beach; moderate
rates. Bathing from hotel.
MYERS X PROTHERO.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
GREATER PITTSBURG
WFIISRORO

Tenn. Ave, near beach American plan (;
special weekly. Special family rates.
l.. WELLHOFER.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
REAL ESTATE FOX SALE

EOR SALE-s-ROOM BUNGALOW,
$500 a small amount Of cash re-
quired; the balance like rent. A real
bargain; See ID. +. King, owner, Elm
hurst, Del jyi7-6t
FOR SALE - BUNGALOW FIVE
u rooms, attic. electric. gas, camented
cellar, porch, new pipeless heater; lot
l25xl2O. Price s. 400. Immediate pos
session. r. II. Johnson, Central Ave,
Brack- Ex, Del. Phone 400. jy11-6t
GIS0n WILL BUY BRAND NEW
- IOOV bungalow, six rooms, bath,
porch, cemented cellar. heat complete,
on lot 5Ox1S0 feet, at Lyndalh. lmmedi-
ate possession. Bargain. Phone 800,
Lyndalia Co., Newport, Del. jyt7-t-t-s-tf.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
ALBEMARLE

virginia Avenue. Near Beach.
Capacity 300 One block from Steel Pier
Wide, cool pOrches. Running water.
Private baths. Elevator. Dance floor.
Bathing from house. american plan, $500
up daily. Special weekly. New manage
ment GABLE 4 RUHWADEL
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
sTORAGE

PUBLIC SALE.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
Waterfront Cottage
Al CHANLISTOWN. y.

n INA AfA+' d wv ~
Well-built bungalow, 24x32. plastered
and attractively finished, with large lot
fronting bathing beach, near center Of
town, nice lawn and shed trees, new
etc. For sale only. Low price
and reasonable terms. Early possession.
Albert l.. reele. Owner, Charlestown,
Nd. jy20-6t.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
TYPENRITERS

7 A SMITH. TYPEWRITER EX>
-. change. rypewriters sold, rented
and repaired. Agents for Fox Portable
Typewriters, +. a r. Check Writers . W
seventh ST. over barber shop. Phone
1913 or -lto- decla-lyr.
VNYPEwRIrERS RENTED - THREE
a months, 800. Rental applied on
purchase. Sold $500 monthly. Type
writers repsi-ed. Royal Typewriter
Agency. Typewriter Exchange, second
aoor. n. W. Cor. Seventh aud Market
btA auge2-u-
Evening journal., 1920-07-20

TAMES r. RUTTER-TRANSFE 524
- Springer ST. Local and long distance
hauling and moving, large moving vans
We especially cater 10 straw rides and
parties Of any kind For information,
call EilS jya-im
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PIERWsZA MIIOSC IBSENA.

Wielki dramaturg skandynawski byf
W m}odosci swojej n~iezgrabny ME
smialy. OF iak ten q kt6rego maja do
piero wyroSc Iudzic. Iiczac lat dwadzie
scia, pozna{ przypadkowo szesnastolct-
niQ Rikc Horst i pokocha} ia cd pier
wSzego w%eirzenia. SiclanllOWta tn mi4oSc
ME trwah dlugo. Mi1ro, re Ibsen mial
oclotc oswiIdczyc sic o reke d7ewcze--
cia, to prZeciez zabIak}o mu odwagi W
decyduIQcej chwili. Razu jedneSo spo-
tkaI ich oboje Oicicc panny, Jak stall
W OgrodZic reEa W rece, zapatrzcni W
Siebic. Ma widOk starcgo HOrSta, 1b'
sen uciek1. TO zgnicwalo panienke i OIL
t4d omijaia 80 starannic. w pare lat
pnten RilOa wySzia "a MAJ, a lbSen
wyjcchaI | w try lata poten Zasluhif
NIDanne ThereSen, q kt6ra przehy} cafe
Aycle. n kt6ra po2a Sr6h jego pozostala
dian zawSzc ScrdCcznie miiujaca. wicr-
ia kObleta,, Jest 10 kObieta, jakiej Ia
5rlie professionalism" &C., wyraGaf sic o
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dostatecZna ilosc
Plapao bez kosntu'
abys mogi je caiko-
wicie wywooowac.
"a to probks ME
placi sic mic AMI te-
raz. ami pozniej.
P-cafaH noSic pas.
TAX, przestancte
nosic pas, gdyS via
domem a jest 4
wlasnego doswiad-
czenia ze pas ma
ruputre Jest tylko
exemk ~chwilowem,
Tub fals1ywq Dodpo-
rs przod walacym
sic murem. gdyh
pas cyr-
kulacye krwt. pod
ISoDuje tylkO 1dro-
vie cIerpipceEo. -
Dlaczegoz wiec da-
LEI nnaiE pnH mn run
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Bacznosc So. Chi Ill.
,DZIENNIK C~HICAGOSKI"

MONA nabywaC nastepujQcycl,
miejscach W So. Chicago / W okolicy.
Przy narolniku 02ej i CONNER
cial ave.
91ej i Commercial ave
SSmcj / Commercial ave.
S7mej i Commercial ave.
70tej i Stony Island ave.
S4tej 1 Commercial ave.
02cj 1 Baltimore ave.
9Oej / Commercial ave.
79tej i I. G. kolei.
S3ej i So. Shore Drive.
Prey ~stalowniach, PREY ulicach
s1szej, S5tej, S6tei, Sstej i s9teJ,
Takze W skiadRch pod nastepuja-
Cemi adresami:
S7a5 Commercial ave., $500 Burn
ham uI., S452 Escanaba ave. 1927
Coles ave. 1886 Baber ave-, $3.50
Burnley ul., 1904 Burley ul., 5000
Burley ul.
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dc%nuncyowaI ich do ~WojskOwcj patroll,
zc ~h0lszwicy Z wiclkimi p~icniquznri ia
do. Patrol za$ zabawiwSzy sic W So
~nrozwa6czych sedzi6w. rozstrzelaaa ich
W Leslie. poczcm trupy mrzczyzn zako'
PIANO. za& trupy kCbiet w%rzucono do VIC
dy. N~aStcpnic patrol ZhicS'. EncrSIrz-
ny po$cig zdolai juz ujac S ~uczeStni-'
knW.
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turc. Otto lest dobry srodek. ktory mo
aesz ~wypr6bowac dla wiasnego Zaoo-
wolenia / to Eupefpie dnTTno'
U4ywane 50 w pOdNO)nym CEN
Nojnry6d: PierwsZym / naiSlownIey
.zym cslem Plapao-Pads Jest, re riH
~nrzyIozone ciegle p~rzylegaJa DO os'a-
bionyCh muskuiow l prHytrZy thuJ9 ~
dycyne tax zwane PlapIo. Ktora pOsla-
da w(afciwoaci scllSaj3ce l ktora "
nolaczenlu re skiadnikani mcdycyho-
5tryTni czeoiacei sic masy dz.aia ku pod
wytszenIu Cyrkulacyi kTWi- odES"ItJ"'
W ten sposob muskuly 1 p~rZyprowaaza
FAC je do normalnego stanu Sly ! S.rS-
fystosci. Wtedy dopiero, q ME pIZen.en'
MONA sic spodEiewaG Znikntecia rup-
fury. Powt6rei Bedac saF1o p~rzyleSaJa-
CENT. celem zapobiegania zsuWania SIC
cz6Ienba. Plapao-Pads okaZaiy sic WaZ
nym czynnikiem " WANT rup-
fury, ktorej pas utrzymac sic, ME MOI;
Sefh ludzi starych l mfooycn Jaw.
sis pred ~ursednikiem upowafntonym
do o%dbierania. prsysiegi. p~rzysiega1tc,
re Plapao-Pads wyleczy1y ich rupu.ie
zupefnie - niekotre z tych ruptur pyty
W bardzo groznym stante ! bardzo nta-
Nieu,tannie czynne dzieh 4 noe.
wanna wfasciwoscis leczenia Plnpao-
Pads Jest, to stosunkowo trivia tylko
krotko do osiagniecia skutkoW: A 70 z
powodu togo, Re ~czynnosc jest nieustan1
ma przez "a godzin ma dobe. a "iec
przez dzien 1 noe.
Niema n~iedogodnosct 4adDej niewy-
cody | zadnego bolu- hAzde1 chwlil,
gdy spisz Tub ~pracujesz, ten DICTIONARY
srodek niewidzialnie wpaja W muskuiy
MOVIE zycie / SHY, ktore TO sly So tyn
muskuiom brZusznym potrzeone, aoE
moGiy utrzymac wnetrznosci W srodku
brzucha bez sztucznej zewnetrzne1 pod
pory.
Piapao-Pads wytt6macEone.
Zasady. ma ktorych Plapao-Pads pra-
cuja, NIGGA 1atwo bye zrozumiane, gdy
sic s~pogladnie ma powyzsza. ilustracye
/ gdy sic p-zeczyta n~astepuJ9ce ohjas-
nienia:
Plnpao-Pad Jest ~zrobiony 2 silnego
>~Eietkiego m~ateryalu ,.E". ktorego &C.
che Jest zastosowanie sic do ruchow
eiala | zupe1na wygoda " n~oszeniu.
Wewnetrzna jego strona jest lepka, po-
dobnie jak plaster (aczkolWieE rozni
1ie on cd ~plastra), CO zapobiega, by
eEoisnko n" zsuwGfo ste : miet0ca
a" lest 70 ten p~owtskS1oAy kSnisc.
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NEWINN1 .~,BOLSZEWTCY".

" leslie boryczoskim zostafa niewin~
ME r~ozstrDeiana - iak donoszQ piSmn
wursDHwSk!e - partya ludM wracajaCa
RoSy1 do POlSld. Gdy iedna 2 Os6h
ofiarowaIa przcwOdnikowi $4,000 rnbli
prDewiezienie przez rzekG, a tom IA
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.NiClngiCzna, ale

nicj czcsto Ihsen. $780, .~..NiclGgiczna, ale
pcfTI poezyi, ~szlachctn;c my&lQca. PREY
czcm nicnawidzi wSzysthicgo. CO jest
malCStkOwe'.
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d'owi doskonaiy punkt oparcia.
Spr6buJcie to M moi koa.t. Me po-
syiajc.e p~ieniedzy. Chce was p~rzekonaS
moim wlaSnym kosztem, re motecie po-
konnc rupture.
Cay ~os!abione muskuly odzy sk ala fen
size elastyCznOSc: gdy IA bolesna | ME-
bczpieczna pTotruzya zginie; gdy ucZu-
Gle ~..sCiagania ma d0l" mimic zupeinls
bezpowrotnie. gdy odZyskasz swe siie
%ywotnosc. energie / meSnosc; 1 Bdy
Twoj wyglad poprawi sic pod kazdyIn
wzgledem tax. re Twol przyjaciele ma
wet Zwroca ma to VIZ -
Wtedy bedziesz wiedzial, to Twota
ruptura Jest pokonana - 1 bedziesz mi
szczerZe wdziecznym "a to, Re GIG skia.
niaiem do przyiecia teraE tel cudovnei
darmowej probki.
PIszcie dzisiaj o te be1platns pr6bks.
Przekonajcie sic osobiscie o lego war;
tosci. Me posyiaj Eadnych pieniedzy.
2dyz probka ME kosztuje WAS mic, q
lnczc CT ~przynieSc lcpsBe Ldr0Wie, kto-
re Way wiecej, niS sGcIere 1ioto. Przyj-
mil tc dnrmowQ ,,pr6be" dzlsiaj, a przes
Gale zycie bedziesz zadowolony, 70 Bko
rzystaies z tel oferty. Napiszcie poc7tow
Ike, Tub wypeinitcie ten kupon dsisiaJ,
a odwrotna poczta ~otr1ymacfe Wolna
probe Plapao z ksiazecZka ana StuartA
traktujaca o rupture. jake prezent Ia
ksiazeczka wyjaSnia, w jakt sposob n
metoda otrsymala dyplom / zostaia wy
nagrodzona Elotym nlednlem " RSymis
1 pierwsEa baErode w Parytu, I ka4dy
cierpiacy ma te straszna ulomnoec Pc.
winien posiasc te ksiazks.
5000 czytelnikow moze otrzymae %
leczenie darmowe. Popyt yarcwne be-
die olbrzymi, ably vice ME doznac Ia-
wodu, pisa EafaS.
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Kupujac property zawo}ajcie poll
sklego adwokata +. p. Danisch'a do
spisania kontraktu akuratnie. Offs
pok6j 90 - 1879 n. Clark VI. Tele-
fony W ksiazce. (Ogf.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-20
re SOUTH CHICAGO.

" sail parku BeSSemer, co Srode po-
poSudniu, Odbywaja SIC wykiady Ola
kObist urzad1ane pr1ez klub p. IL.
-Women's City Club. Wyklady tie ma
ia ma celu zapoznac naszc kobiety Z
wy6orami krajowymi, narodowymi i
miejshmi, SiOwem z pOlityEQ.
ZAudzieje W So. Chicago biora sic ma
curaz 30 lepSze spoSUby. Zakradli sic
on pred kilGu dniami do aptek p.
Whathy'a. przy 1O6ej i Terrence i've.
" cefu za~Sarniecia w6dhi. kt6ra sic tam
znaleSc SpodziewaIi. Me mogac jednak
znaleSt owej wGdkt, zabrali cztery i
POI gabona alkohOiu. Byl tam take nj
koh0l drzewny, ale teSo ME ruszyli.
-
W niedaleGej przyszAo&ci, rozpOczna
kopac Fundamental pod budowe dwu-
pietrowego budynku. rczmiaru IOx1jO
stop. Buuynek ten mieScit sic bCdzic
przy 9ej i Commercial ave. Koszta
budynku ~o6liczo1o ma $4,000.
-
Jezei ME zajda jake ~przeSzkOdy, 10
2 dnem 1870 maja b. r, otwarty 20.
stanie tu nOwy teatr hinematograficz-
ny, PREY 92ej i Commercial ave. Ro-
bota ma zewnatrz idzie Szybkim tenn
PEN.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-20

rafii Sw. Fllipa W dzielnicy zwanej
South Shore. w kuncercie brai udziaf
znakounity Choir 90. PaulistGw, kt0ry
kilkakrotlie Otrzymal nagrody w kon-
testach S~piewaczych nietylko tn w A
meryce. ale i W Europe. Koncert ten
zgromadziI liczna p~ubficznoSc, kt6ra by
Ia zupeinic ZadOwOlOna Z prCGramu, a
CO lepSza, i q wykonawcow. kb6rzy pod
~dyrskcya y. Ffnn'a, spisali sic Pc mi
Strzowslu. Doch6d by} znaczny i obr0-
cony zosta} ma korzySc parafii.