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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-24
HAPPY WOMEN
Plenty of Them in Brunswick, anc
Good Reason For Il

wouldn't any woman be happy.
After years CT backache suffering.
Days of misery, nights OF unrest.
The distress Of urinary troubles
Whom she finds freedom?
Many readers win profit by the fol
lowing:
Mrs. J. Nj. Mullins, 1920 og,ethorp,
street, Brunswick. says: 4 was sub
acct to attacks of bacsache and miser
able pains in the region of my kid
news; in fact, I aehed all over ant
| had headaches. NJ kidneys acted
Tregularly, too. l started using
Doan's kidney Pills from Roberts
Pfarmacy and thcy brought relic.
My back got stronger my kidneys act
ed regularly aad felt better in ever,
way"
Price Soc al all dealers. Don't SIM,
" ask for a kidney remedy-ge'
baaas kidney the same tia,
Mrs. Mullins had. stersMiIburn Co
Mfrs, Buffalo. N. Y
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NOTICE

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Savannah Morning News: Those that
hold receipts paid in advance to our
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phone i8a, at the Shire Parlor Us w
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to receive papers evcry day, please
phone complaints to 1873.
SAVANNAH MORNING. NEWS.
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1880.
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CONN EcTIONS

L. T. GREEN,
D. 2. "A. Staten, Thomasyille. Ga.
w. r. M'INTYRE.
Ticket Agent, Brunswick. Gil.
Nov 24-2S, Dec. /, 3, Z.
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NOTICE or SALE

State Of Georgia,
G!ynn County.
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Notice is fs reby given that the I'M
Idersgnsd Morgan D. Ncda has this
day sold the drug business formerly
operated by him at Norwich street in
the City Of Brunswick to r. B. McCul-
Tough and L. II. Patterson trading as
Tthe Union Drug and Seed Company,
1.-THE said, busine SIS 10 be operat:d in
the future by said R. B. Mccullough
I and l.. II. Patterson under said name
Union Drug and Seed Co.. and said
Aiqogan D. Wade baing responsible
for all dahts heretofore made. and said
r. y. Mccullough and l.. II. Patter-
son trading under said name of Union
Drug & Seed Company to be Liable for
fall debts made in the future.
This 10th day of November. 1920.
UNION DRUG & SEED CO.,
By l.. Fl. Patterson
Morgan d. Wade,
r. B Mccullough
1121. 27-12-3,1O.
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A. Your % 11%oaa,ysEfouR p'ies- See me
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No Use Crying
Over splIf Milk

The money Is gene that you've lbs:
i, the PAST. payiiig of 81 aifsos, worn
sut or anSiquateci piaif1i,is'1 fixtures or
2ernaps, PAYING doctors Lids due t.
she sanss csusa.
Voc caa begun now, aoMsu4rs to end
5uch dta,ns o. your iesoarcss. Mod
err, sa',itsgy pl,ir,ins fixtures viii
save you r'oney and safeguard ths
siss IN Tn,cssesrcc. easy to ciean ard
Keep ciear, and viii end the nsed fer
sao'-stant and rope Gated repairs. How
about that i.ouse, of yoursa
"a. youN find cur store: display ffite =.
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NOTICE 70 SUBSCRIBERS OF
I SAVANNAH MORNING. NEWS

lQlis VIII notify .soa ina. We will
1eraS.ter handle the circsllstie} ia his
city, Qlso The sale from the newt
itand Ms We NE taking the agency
'ver without conpiste list Of sub
e.. bers uS&he fasl 70. Got ii.s~Gs,,p,.a.
'roi9psiy please nllore 1873. sl.iae Par7
or. news stand.
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SCHEDULE OF

\ tip 10 the wise is sufficient. At
lend the big SAFE ar word-Baiiey Cloti
ing Company ard get Your needs 70:
he winter at Mo-Pfofit PIECES.
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HOW STRANGE THINGS soma,
TIMES tiAF,EEM

7 want to AIte you to let yol
know that I have1 taken two mcr,
dc3es of Mayr's Wbndarful Remedy
and have gained IN pounds III Tx
last two weeks. aIhongh an thine.
around the. waisYthan before. because
the bloating iT nv stomach has al
gone and I am feeling like boy again
There ncveT was anything i'll this
world half a good as this medicine.
1t is sinfiNe harmless preparation
that removes eNe catarrhal mucus
from the intestin hl tract and allays
the Inflammation ! which causes prac-
tically all STOMACH, liver and intestinal
ailments, includf ng. appendicitis. One
dose will convifce VI money refunded
A. H. LEAVH
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given THAI Giyns
Avenue ficm G street to L street will
he closed for three days coa.meucine
today, to make necessary repairs. .4a
toes and trucks having business OH
Glynn avenue extension can 80 AID
come via l. street.
w. N. CRAWLING,
City Engi.
Brunswick. Ga, Nov. 23. 1920.
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SPECIAL NoTIcg-clTy TAXES

All city taxes Tor The year 1929 are
due and payable not later than Movers.
Der goth. Executions VIII be issue
on December LIST, for any taxes uli.
paid on that day. Save. cost by pay
g now.
L. LUDWIG.
l2-1 City Treasurer
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-ai-e %~nsv '.s'ix.G
B0Rs;'- Chewing Cam. peppermint;
'ave"eG. candy coated. sF;,de By Fsee,.
he best Chewing til,;-2s eyer pepper
INT naver. easdy cQatstl Made BY
Fleer. All desi ers 81.
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w. N. CRAWLING,

Your house at YOUR price. Sse m
A. II. LEAVY.
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Your house at YOUR price. See !
a. H. LEAVY.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-23
Ostatnia spOsObnOSG sly
szenia w Chicago i Okolicy
przem6wien Inzyniera
A. GWiazdowskiegO

pred wyjazdem do Polski
z pierwSza partya robotnikow IA
brycznych
Cheese wiedziec, co sic w Polsce
dzieje?
Cheese siyszec 1ego w Polsce
potrzeba?
Cheese STAG sic ulytecmym
Polsce?
Cheese, jake zawodowy robotnik
Pomodz Polsce i sobie.
Przyidz ma zebrania
Inzyniera A. Gwiazdowskiego.
prezesa Stow. Mechanik6w Pol
Skich, ktory przyby} z Polski i do
PolSh z pierwsza partya robot
nfkow niebawem wyjezdza.
Inzynier Gwiazdowski bedzie
przemawia{:
Niedz. 25go stycznia W sail parku
PrRaskiego, Noble ! B1aokhawk
nj, o godz. 1:30 popo4udniu.
Pom. 26go stycznia W sail KoSciu-
SKI Town of Lake, 1853 w.
18th III, o godz. 7mej wiecz.
Wtorek, 27go stycznia, w sail lab
lonshego, hala Stodoly PREY
Columbia ave-, Hammond, Ind,
o godz, 7mej wiecz.
Czwartek 29go stycznia W Ken
sington W sail OBJ. Jana Stanci-
ka, 2O5-2O7 E. rs III.
Piatek, 9Ogo stycznia, W S. Chi
cago, Ind, W sail Wagnera, -
1887 Brandon ave, 0 godz. Tel
wieczorem.
Sobota Sligo stycznia W East Chi
cago, Ind, sala OBJ. Krupy, 80
Berring ave, o godz. 7mej
wieczorem.
Okre9owe biuro Stow.
Mechanik6W POlskich
1152MilWaukeeAve Chicago. iii
Ogi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-23
kLUB OBYWATELSKI 20 WARDY

Niniejszem zawiadamiam szanow-
rych obywateli 29tej wardy re posie-
dzenie Klubu Obywatelskiego 29-tej
wardy odbedzie sic W niedziele, dnia
25go stycznia W hall OBJ. w. Fetter,
rog 46tej ul. i Talman ave. - Ponie-
cyl dlatego pozadanem jest, aby wszy
waz bedzie wyb6r novel administra-
Soy obywatele byli Qbecni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-23
ZAWIADOMIENIE
KONITET POLACZONYCH TOW.
Ma BRIGHTON PARK.

Posiedzenie komitetu odbedzie sic
w poniedziaiek, dnia 26go stycznia W
hall OBJ. jana Coma, 43 ul. / S. AL
bany ave. q powodu niewiadomych
adresow do wszystkich reprezentan-
tow ME MONA ich zawiadomic, ME
chat i'm to sluzy Ia takowe.
Ia Komitet,
TomaSz Wiertelak.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-23
z TOLLESTON IND.
(Wlasna korespondencya .,Dziennika
ChicagoSkiego.")

4OlISSIOu, jest ZdCuOUQla CZSSCla
miasta stalowego Gary, Ind, gdzie
mieszcza sic najwieksze stalownie W
Stanach Zjednoczonych.
Otoz, kiedy wv stalownie rozpo-
czeto budowaG, rozpoczelo sic / bu-
dowanie miasta Gary. TrzynaScie lat
minelo, Cd czasu, gdzie W miejscu, "
kt6rem znajdowa}y sic olbrzymie 60
~ piaskowe 1 lasy, DIS, - widzie6
MONA wspania4e budynki murowane
i rome sklepy, pomiedZy ktorymi
ME brak / polskich. Rok rocznie OIL
brzymie stalownie powiekszaja i Kill
ka nowych przybywa. Obecnie W to-
ku budowy, So try fabryki, ME ma
jace zadnej lacznoSci z fabrykami sta
lowemi, oraz nowy szpital, kt6ry ma
kosztowaG s45O,OOO. Wkr6tce take
%rozpocznie sic praca okolo dw6ch
wielkich szkof publicznych, z ktorych
jedna stanie W Tolleston, przy 15tej
i fancy ulicy, naprzeciwko koScioia
Najslodszego Serca Jezusa.
Dzielnica Tolleston, przedtem "a
m~ieszka}a przewaznie przez naszych
najwieksZych Wrogow ~,,szwabow", -
lecz gdy r~ozpoczeto budowaG fabryki
i miasto Gary poczelo ~wzrastaC, pre-
to / nasi rodacy poczeli zakupywaC
lcty tax W Gary, jak i W Tolleston, W
ktorych juz przedtem byla spora licz
ba Polakow. Rodacy nasi W miare
wzrostu poczeli mySleG o budowie ko
Sciola i szkoiy, by dziatwa mogla u
czyc sic WARY praojc6w naszych /
podtrzymac ducha narodowego, a ME
by{a wystawiona ma wynarodowienie.
Pc wstepnem zorganizowaniu sic, u
dano sic do X. P. A. Kochellka, pro-
bosZcza parafii Sw. Jadwigi W Gary,
z proSba, ably dopomogi do osiagnie-
cia zamierzonego celu. Pc prZejSciu
kilku kiopot6w, X. Kochellek zdecy-
dowai sic ma pobudowanie maiego
koscioIka W Tolleston. Trudno byio
obywatelom tutejszym W poczatkach,
poniewaz ME MONA by}o utrZymac
X. Proboszcza, ami tez nauczycielek;
stopniowo jednak wZrasta3a tax, il
juz W roku 1918 Cd l maja ma stale,
z rozporzadzenia wyzszej wladzy ko-
scielnej, zamieszkai wSr6d mas zacny
ks. Ignacy J. Gapczyhski.
X. Proboszcz, pc swoim %przybyciu
do parafii p. W. Najsiodszego Serca
Jezusa, zaprowadzii caikiem inne zy-
Gle; przeprowadzif koSciolek i pobu-
dowat pod MIN obs-erna / wygodna
szko}e ola dziatwy, nastepnie pobu-
dowal dom Czcigodnym Siostrom
Nauczycielkom, r plebanie pre-
~prowadzii blizej koSciola.
w roku 1919 ne korzySG parafii
Najs}. Serca Jezusa urzadzono bazaar
kt6ry znakomicie sic uda} i przyspo-
rzy} dose pokazna sumo, DO z CORA
$500. Komitet parafialny, z X. pro-
boszczem ma cZele uchwalil, ably i
tym roku W kazda niedziele, cd 1890
kwietnia do Sligo maja urzadzano ba
Ear, gdyz ztamtego pozostaio jesz-
cze wiele rzeczy, jak n. p. lota i VIE
lie innych.
Komitet bazarowy doklada wszel-
kich staran, ably bazar wypad} jak
najlepiej a gosciom dac sposobnoSe
po staropolsku sic ubawic.
W imieniu komitetu parafialnego,
j. j. Nylec,
1887 w. 18th ave.
Gary, Ind.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-23

asklAMA 3sS DoaSsaVS NcI1y0
prredsiebiorStw amerykehsIich. vice
przemysiowiec polski dobrzs ere bi
jo4sli stale reklamowae bedBis sw6j
~interes y DZIFNNIKu CHICAGO
0KIl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-23

Jak6b Edward, zam. pnr. 1908 Ma
ckinaw ave, chcac $pienieayt GEEK W
banku pod naz Merchants Exchange
Bank, dOwiedzta} sic z p~rzerazeniem,
re 6w GEEK byf fafSzywy. Natychmiast
udal sic ma stacye p~olicyjna i opowie-
dzial, re Otrzymal faiSzywy GEEK cd
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-23
niejahego Folwer'a. Policya pzyrzekla
wdrozye Sledztwo.

niejaHego Folwer'a. Policya przyrzekla
wdrozyG sledztwo.
Aldermana Smej wardy p. Ross Wood
hula, Ojciec ciezko zaniem6gl i
lekarze ME maja nadziei utrzymania
so PREY zyciu. Znajduje sic W stanie
k~rytycznym.
Onegdaj pOwsta} poaar ma dachu bu-
dynku p. Maryana Witeckiego, pnr.
1919 Baltimore ave, o godzinie 7:30
ranO z niewiadOmej dotad przyczyny.
ZaalarmOwana straz poaarna W czas
przybyla i polar st{umila.
Jan Dina, Fam. pnr. 5237 South
Shore Drive, ulegl nieszczesliwemu wy
padkowi onegdaj PREY piracy W fabry-
&c kolejOwej p. N. ,,B. and o. r. r..
dzwigajac ciezkie zelazo upadl tax ia
talnie, IL pokaleczyl kolanO. Zabrany
zOStai ambulansem do szpitala SO.
Chicago.
MARGIN Lanzen, Fam. pnr. 1912 Ave
u NJ, uleg} wypadkowi PREY piracy
W fabryce Pollock Steel Plant. Wielka
OS Spadia mu ma lewa nOge, miazdzac
ia. AmbulanSem zabrano ~nieSzczeSli-
wego do szpitala so. chicagOSkiegO, -
gdzie lekarze chca mu nOge Odjac.
W so. Chicago grasuje szajka rabu-
SLOW, kt6rzy kradna pieniadze re Skar-
bOnek k~oScielnych oraz W czaSie nabO-
zehstw, O~kradaja wiernych 2 wSzyst-
kiego, co sic i'm pod rece podwinie. Sier
zant ~policyjny Dominik Cavanaugh, re
stGcyi 80. chicagoskiej, original jua
wiele zaaaleh cd ludzi obrabowanych.
Onegdaj schwytano niejakiego Wlady-
S4awa Zylihka, Fam. pnr. 152 W Ohio
ul., kt6ry schwytany zosta} ma CORA
Gym uczynku ma plebanii p. w. sw.
Mlchaia Archanio}a, PREY S3ej i South
Shore Drive. Sledztwo W toku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-23
Re SOUTH CHICAGO.

Wvnajbliisza sobote dnia 24go b. m,
v parku BeSSemer Odbedzie sic kontest
EzwOwy Szk0 par. i p~ublicznych, ma
specyalnie przyrzadzonej Slizgawce
zwanej Derby. w konteScie wezmie
udzial og6icm 10 szk6} a miedzy mimi
take SZkO{a pOlSka p. W. NiepOkalane-
90 POczecia NajSw. Maryi Fanny,
PREY kt6reJ prCboSzczem jest X. Fran
'ciszek Wojtalewicz W konte$cie WEI
ma udzial: StaDislawa Karale6Ska
StaniSiaw TObiGSki, uznani jake mai
z%dolniejSi. WStep ma kOnteSt jest VOL
ny.
Wczoraj o godzinie 2ej pOpOiudniu,
odby}o sic wazne zebranie starego To-
kalu No. 20 go eX Szynkarzy so chica-
gOSkiegO StOwarzySzenia, W sail AOrla"
pnr. 9233 Houston ave. Wazne sprawy
6yly omawiane.
y
Parma Marya ObarSka, popularna so
liStka - ~Spiewaczka grOdu so. chica-
goSkieso. pred kilEu dniami wyStepo-
wafa W Operetce p. t, The Pirates of
Penzance', W sail SzkOly publicznej,
zbierajac zaS}uzOne laury. UczeSzcza
Ona do konSerwatOryum Kurt Do
nath". Fannie ObarSkiej zyczymi po--
wOdzenia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-23

Aldermana Smej wardy p. Ross Wood
hula, Ojciec ciezko zaniem6gl i
lekarze ME maja nadziei utrZymania
so PREY zyciu. znajduje sic W stanie
krytycznym.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-04-29
MEXICAN REVOLT
GROWING LARGER
REvoLUTioNISTS OCCUPY TOWN
ON GULF COAST-ONE WEST
COAST TOWN CLOSED
-FOUR MORE GENERALS JOIN REVOLTERS
Garrison Revolt at Salina Cruz; Rob
Postoffice, Disarm Police, and
Take All Horses.

hdyices from Mexico yesterday
through official channels state that the
rebels have occupied the town of Al
varado, on the gulf coast, south of
Vera Cruz, and that federal troops
have been sent from Vera Cruz in an
effort to gain control of the port
At Salina Cruz, on the Pacific coast,
all business places were reported
closed yesterday as result of the
revolt Of the government garrison of
20 men. who robbed the postofiice, tele-
graph office, express office, stores, dis
armed the police and customs officials,
cut the telegraph wires and took all
the available houses in the city.
Mexico City newspapers yesterday
confirmed reports that had reached
here Of the revolt of General Cosio
Rebelo and General Maycotte and an
nounced that Generals Rafael Cara
and Guajardo near Mexico City, had
joined the revolution.
General Diaguez, the federal COM
mander in the Guadalajara district, is
reported to have 5000 men, mobilized
for action in that district and the Mex
lean government announces that $500
federal troops from Manzanillo have
disembarked at Mazatlan to reinforce
the small garrison there now threat
ened by the Sonora troops.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-04-29
THREE PLAYS FROM PARIS

To see three French plays in the
French language by real French ar
lists who have played in the theatres
of Paris and Brussels is a privilege
that the people of Brookings will have
tomorrow night at the college audi
torium knowledge Of the French
language is not essential TO appreciate
these plays because the pantOmine
and scenery are as expressive as
modern motion picture. The two
dramatists. NJ. Andre Chotin and Mile.
Darcy, have been induced to come to
Brookings by lie Cercle Francais Of
State college, under whose auspices
the entertainment is TO be given. The
titles of the plays are as follows:
Eetincelle (The Spark, lie Baiser
(The Kiss), and Les DeuX PierrOts.
The performance will begin at 8 p. N.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-04-29
PHARMIC BOARD HERE

The state board Of pharmacy was
here this week holding the regular
quarterly examinations at State col
lege. The class which was examined
is the largest in four or five years,
numbering % in all Most of them
are students at the college. The board
is composed of II. ]. Schmidt, Parks
ton president; f. c. Bent, Dell Rap
ids, secretary; c. B. Baldwin, Rapid
City, and ]. A Pool Redfeld. Messrs.
Schmidt and Baldwin are graduates
of the school Of pharmacy of State
college. Mr.. Bent said. There is a
great demand for competent pharma-
cists in South Dakota today The
character of the work being done here
at Brookings under Dean Series is
having a splendid effect on the pro-
fession in the state"
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-04-29
COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP

High school pupils of the country
are to be given an opportunity to com.
pete for a four-years' university schol-
arship to be awarded for the best es-
say submitted in connection with Ship
by Truck-Good Roads Week, May IT.
22,, according to an announcement
made today, which said that the es-
says will be read and the prizes award
ed by judges to be appointed by the
Federal Bureau of Education.
The contest it is said, is for the
purpose of focusing public attention
on the necessity for good roads and
the feasibility of the motor truck as
a short haul medium.
According to plans approved by
Commissioner Of Education, p. p.
Claxton, contestants, to be eligible to
compete for the national prize, first
must have won one of the prizes to
be awarded by various organizations
and individuals in their respective COM
munities The national prize is to be
known as the II. S. Firestone Univer
sity Scholarship, and will be given in
any college or university chosen by the
winner. All high school pupils may
submit a five hundred word essay,
which must be entitled, "Ship by Truck
and Good Roads" but if the national
prize is won by any pupil other than
a senior, the award WILDE deferred un-
til the winner is ready to matriculate
at the institution of his choice.
Judges who will make the national
award will be named by Commissioner
ClaXton before May %, by which time
all essays will be submitted School
superintendent and principals of
high schools are being acquainted tn $
week with the terms Of the contest
and, it is expected more than one
million essays will be written upon
this subject, serving to accentuate the
interest and to widen the scope of dis
cussion to be created by Ship by
Truck-Good Roads Week, during which
time caravans of motor trucks will tour
every section OF the country. State
superintendent of instruction are be-
ing requested to direct their contest
within their commonwealth. Prizes
are to be awarded in each community
and will be determined by local com
mittees.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-04-29
LEON HOTEL SOLD

b. f. Eastman, who for the last three
years has been the proprietor OF the
Leon hotel, has sold the hotel outright
to w. S. Dudley of Huron, who takes
possession On May /. This transaction
is rated as undoubtedly the biggest
business deal of it's sort ever made in
this city. Mr.. Dudley is the present
manager of the Royal hotel at Huron,
ut will complete his duties there May
and come to this city to. take active
management of the Leon hotel. Mr.
nd Mrs Eastman will spend month
visiting friends land relatives in Hi
ois and then expect to return and
make their home in Brookings
The Leon hotel, which is the largest
and finest equipped hotel in the city,
has sixty rooms, large dining room,
parlors and a comfortable lobby. Since
Mr.. Eastman came here from Rockford,
Illinois, three years ago and took
charge Of the hotel it has obtained
tate-wide reputation among the tray'
cling fraternity as the best hosiery
in the state and a favorite place TO
tay over Sunday The meals served
the dining room are famous among
the travelling men. Many BrOokings
people avail themselves Of the splendid
Sunday dinners that Mr. Eastman
makes a speciality of. Citizens Of
Brookings will regret Mr.. Eastman'5
evered connection with the Leon no.
el which he has conducted so credit
ably and successfully for the good OF
the city. Mr.. Dudley comes well rec
commended and will endeavOr to main
tain the same high class standards
which have been established by MI.
Eastman. All of the employees will
keep their former positions with the
exception OF the very popular young
night clerk, Johnnie Frederick, who
will remain in the employ of Mr.. East
man.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-04-29
ROTARY CLUB MAKES TRIP

In a special car hooked on the morn
tives of the Brookings Rotary club
went to Watertown Monday as guests
of the WatertOwn club to hear Dr. T..
l.. Pidgeon, past international presi-
who gave three addresses in that city
Fourteen Rotarians, ten of whom were
accompanied by their wives, made up
the party. Upon their arrival in Wa
tereown at 1870 a. m. they were met
by the Watertown members and taken
to the dining room Of the Methodist
church where an excellent luncheon
was served. DR.. Gay c. White gave
a speech Of welcome to the guests
from Brookings to which Philo Hall,
former congressman from South Da-
kota, gave brief but eloquent re-
sponse. DR.. Pidgeon then gave
brilliant after-dinner speech. In the
afternoon the Brookings delegation at
tended the lecture given by DR..
Pidgeon to the school children and
their parents. The train was held in
the evening so they could stay and
hear the address in the Methodist
church auditorium on the subject of
relationship of the individual to So
ciety. At $50 the party left Water
town for home They were royalty
entertained while in Watertown and
even the time spent on the train never
Jagged for there was always something
doing The following made up the
party: Harry Riley, icepresident,
and his wife; Clyde Hnkley, secre-
tary, and his wife; Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Neil, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs Earl Bartling,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cole, DR.. and Mrs.
Willis f. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. J..
w. Martyr, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Beatty,
Mr. and Mrs. c. d. Kendall, Philo
Hall, r. c. Akin, Ed Carlisle and |. J.
Bibby.