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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-15
MISCELLANEOUS
wARNING,

Trespasscrs on tho boat katherine.
lying A. Sth street. Wheeling. will be
prosecuted. Party that removed brass
fixtures is known. and carly return OF
the parts IS suggested. jy-l0-m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-15
wAETED-AGENTH

agents 20 sell hosiery. underwear.
shirts. dresses. waists. shoes. clothing.
et". Write for free samples. Madison
Mills. 500 Broadway, New York.
jc-l5-wed-52t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-15
FIXTURES FoR SALE.

MILLINERY CASES, MARBLE BASE.
ELECTRIC EQUIPPED GLASS FLooR
CASES ENAAELED YoAldS, DAAP-
cry TREES, AND SUCH FIXTURES
THAT ARE USED IN THE OPERA.
TON OF A 1"LINEAY AND LADIES
STORE.
THE BURGESS COMPANY,
iv-S-l 1860 MAIN STREET.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-15
wANTED-SALESh1N

wANTED-Youn6 man in store as
salesman. good opportunity for right
MARTY. between IS and 81 years prefer
red. Apply Steam Electric Co. l5l-
Market. )y-lt-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-15
APARrHNrs WANTED.

wANTED-Snal! apartment or two or
three rooms for light Housekeeping II
r!ko District. packard Motor Company.
I,tatncrwood. jy-s-m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-15
CONTINENTAL
TFT vr-SHIR

VirF.r'a Az cud Beach Capacity $50
.:.NaI~ l.,'r%. rInn,nS water. '.o'ato!'
&C.. .'r.' 'N"an plan.
Samuri Ellis. Owner y. J. Collins. Msr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-15
wANTED-TWo linotype operators.
Apply to Foreman Intelligencer.
POE SALE.

FOR SALE-Bargains in used trucks. 1
Maxwell ! l. ton truck; / Cary = ton
truck: ! Sandow II: ton truck: |
iiramm- Bernstein > ton truck ] Indi-
ana ton truck: Ford light delivery
truck Bruce II. ScabrIght. 37i0-l2-i4
Jacob ST., phone 1852. jy-l5-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-15
wANTED-MALE

wANTED-Men and hoys for light rae
tory work. Nighj shift. Five nights
a wees. Apply 4Stn ST. Can Factory:
jy-l5-!.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-15

FOR SALE-Frcsh COW. Jersey pure
bred. a good one. J. y. Watkins,
Maynard. O.. Box 36J. Jy-l4-p
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-15

WANTED-S mon for concrete work.
Enquire L. y. Hunter. Rud,er's. Ma
tlonal Pike. Fulton. jy-l5-h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-15

:. : INr'1E Ji..
.rr.' -, 4 O..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-15

FOR SALE-Frcsh COW. Pure breed
Jersey. \ good one. Address Box
S63, Maynard. Q. jy-l0-p
FOE SALE-Pigs, o &c. stock, fine breed.
Address Geo. q. B!llick, Box 81 West
Alexander. Pa jy-l0-J
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-29
ZYD RADEK GROZI POL
see NOVA OFENSYWA.

Ryga, %. wrzeSnia. - Leader
6olszcwicki. zyd ka~o, RadcN.
uapisal artyGui W ,.Izwiestiach@.
Urzedowcj gazec;c bo,szewicNiei.
" ktorym. orawiaiqc poiitrEe
ir&rcyi wzSledem >owictow, "a
<oaczyf. &c :czcti Francya b?dzje
"sjiowala " dalszvm ciggu zui>z-
,<yt rad sowietow ply pomocy
W-aucla. Pc'SNi ; Rununii !
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-29


Ky narzedzj r~uluiczvch. albuwicm
tysi2cc wloSciau W :Sycy:ii ME
majq zupelnic narzedzi rolni-
czych DO obrabianic pol. kt6re
niedawno zosta}y przez Mich "a
jetc. WiascicieIc wspomniancj
iabryki odm6wi'i robotnikom "a
piacenia pensyi "a Gas strajku.
Wiele iabryk stoi bczczynnic z
togo samego powodu. kiika mnicj
Szvch iabryk zostaiy cwaEuowa-
lie przez robotnik6w / praca ma
ruzpoczaG sic ju;ro.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-29
rZalu.
WOJSKA ~OKUPACYJNE
PRZYCZYNk BANKRU-
CTWA M
Berlin, 20. wrzeSnia.

hSLAhh, AS' "A+SSAhS' '''N-'
" zadajg u~suniecia woisk cIupa,
cvjnvch. szczegjlnic irancu>hich,
aIbowicm ciezar, jaki spada IA
Nictncy I tcgo powoda, pvOwa-
dzi pahstwo do bankructwa cLo-
nom;czAego. Csuniecic w0j$N a
lianckirh l. terytoryum niemicc-
kiego. dafobv NiemCom moznoSi
wypeinienia warurNow traktatu
werSa'$kiego, oraz zapobicgjoby
ich h~rachowi finansowemu.
Rad n;e,niccki jest pesymistr-
cznic usposobiony CO do przy5z-
Josef Nicniec. Iedna uiNo Anlc
:yka mog}aOy prZez swoj4 akcyC
rozwiazac trudny pro0lemat cko-
nomiczny Europy. jeoz Jest rzecza
watpliwq. czy ja'tic<o,wiei kroAi
zoStana przedSicwzie;c pr"cd Wy
Uorem prezydenta. Bau%ructw"
Nicmiec nieWiC.c zmartWiioDy
Irancyc. sdyz W ra2ic niemolno-
Sci wypejnienia traNtatu przc]
Njer,cv Pvaurya Zaicj3hy ZaDlc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-29
MILIONY DZISIAJ
BkOGOSLAWIA
WYNALAZCE
BULGARIAN BLOOD TEA

Bulgarian herba!a jo>t dis N.Y.
wana pr2ez miliony us0G p1 rai!m
Swiccic, ktGrzy zawdZi"cl@!a jci >"c
zdrowie. O~,rAymIjemy tysia"e ii,t""
L Observation-Disclosures a." wymala@'%
tego s!awrceo lchars!wu, r;cktdrh%
opisuja jaH irh ~wy!cr@y!a T. ""H.l5rH-
~. jak wyIeczH!a sin" zuhi"hi'n'e,
i iak zap0bi~.la zapaIon'n aiur IN
nj zncwu pisa j"h wy'rr1yta ze,.a-
biony ich Io!adek. usuar'a h"" t}rI-
eye. nicrcgularuo,ci JET. ncrc@. ~
tr0hy. !iTI ~UauAeiI L.",Z!%to.s' 20"
krwi. Mkt ME pow;Ei,n "JyI IL t.
tego zEakoMitesO lCkarstwd >"!H
dnmu: pnw;uni~@." jc ME- god 49,
Ia. ably uzyc kiedy potrzcba. IA g.
r8cO. dodaiac niecO s0ku ? "y'ryay.
Dzisla szybkc. Ncala zycin. ">zc%"-
jza VAN rachunhi IaEaTski". Was@'
zdrOwie lest p~icrwsza rzecza. y hio-
rel rNwinni%cie pomyS,eG. IGIcje d.
do waszego aptekarza j zapytaJci" q
paczke bulgarian Blood Tea. N"
przyimuicie podrobieh. JaS.. jrj ME
ma w skiad1io. poprO&c.o so. ably Sir
o MA postaral ola was. lub ic.ii
, hcncic In n~atychmia~f DTIT-leNt
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-29

Rudacy i Roiaczkt, pa%mieiajcic. Tyl
ko kiIka dni pozostale nam DO zakupna
boudu p~otskicgo, Il ~jcszczc jest catL
nlaSa tych, kt0rzy HE spcfnili swego
obowiaZku wierncgo syna j cork swo-
jej Ojczyzny. Kto szczerze kVcha Oj-
czyznc ten jeszcze zakupi bond Il ME
po2woli ably mu kicdyS IA sumieniu
stanq} zarzut. ze niespe3ni} swego o.
bowiazku jakiego pOwinicn spelnic. ia
kiego Cd niego zqdala Ojczyzna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-29

Prey Ebicgu ulic Archer i Halstcd I'll.
uajechany zoStai przez SzybkO pedzacy
aut"moDil IS lerni J6zcf Wiersui. zam.
pnr. 23I Bunker H.. kt0ry Ia widuN
w~ypadku uic przyStanqi. Iecz puSpie-
Szyi pelu j Hui6} Il widOwui. POkalecZp
ncyV prZewirzionO do >zpiiala p"wil-
tOwegn.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-29
I BRIDGEPORTU.

Tow. Spiewu | dramatu i'm. Heleny
Modrz"iewSkicj przygJtOwuje sic do
roczncgo koncertu. kt6ry sic oibrizie
W niedziclr. dnia 7-go ~Dstopada b. r.,
w sali Adama MicHiewicza, pnr. 33IV
So. Morgan vi. Program iak sic do
~wiadujemy bcdzic boaaty naJer uroz-
Uaicony.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-29

Mloiairz / parafii Nieu<Ia.i4cej Pc
mory Nai&w. Maryi Fanny .iakulez i
aw. BarDary. Habiera sic Il peczatkieIn
~je>icni do piracy. Tu i 0wdZic chodzl
Sluchy. IL T0warzyStw" lub kluh ur2;I-
dZa Zubawc ulbo wieczorek lub tez
przedStIwienic. Stowem mlu-iziez zn"-
WI sic huJzi i pow$tair do nuwcgr
zyCia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-29
POTRZEBUIA RO-
SYI, ROSYA P~OTRZEBUJE
NIEMIEC.
Berlin. %. WrzeSnia. lPrasi

Z;ednoczona.) - Va zcbraniu so
,ya!:sc5w nicmicc,;;ch. zwoIancm
" cctu dy<husyi mai >praw2 "a
gadnicri E@roPy Wschodniei.
miedzy innymi mowcami przc--
rIawial ! gen. L~udenlort:. Powic-
dial OH. &c t-aEtat w~crsa.shi icSt
udpowicizia,oy "a obccH2 sytua-
eye w EUROPE Wsthodnici. albo-
w;cm zignorowa' Rosyc, ht.ra
mus zajaG swoje dawnc stanowi-
sko W Swiecic. Njcmcy potrzc--
bui2 Rosyi. Rosya potrzcbuje
Nicmicc. N;emcom potrzcbne sa
Surowte rosyjskje. Rosyi za5 ma
nui2Etrra n~iem;ccHa, nodHrcslii
!udendorii.
RoZRUCHY w
Dublin, 90. wrzesnia. Bel
i'>t cie>zy; sic ~poNojcm w clagu
ki}ku dni. obecnic zn6w zostaI "a
i.:cpo,;ojony nowcmi rozrucha-
mi. Dwoch m;cszkancow zostaio
zabitvch IA u,icy, Xix. inuycl'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-29

Anna Prtchon. Fam. pnr. 3lIG So.
Carpenter nl.. wyszfa do SklIIu Il W
cza sic jrj n~ievltrno&ci Hakradf lie zto-
dzie.j i Zabraf $40 j zuikf .iak kan 70.
"a. 20 powrocic PAM PrJchon pOwia
dcmiIa p~vlicyr. Iecz juz "a l1znu IU
zIUdzicj juz hyI za dziesiata CORA.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-29

Riugu 4. G.:
$50 q u Q y 10
Tderzenia ia dwie mcty: Hank |.
BOrski >. WaNrzyniak. Ma try mety:
Onic!. Hank. Dutch. Ma Cztery ne
ty: Landi. Wymachanych: OrzCg J.
TuczyHsk;ego 10: przcz Burr'a I.
Wolne mety n r;lki: ID Tuczynskie-
90 >: cd Burr'a >. Gas CRY: 500.
Widow: 1000.
W grzc tel odznaczyI sic rHucacz
J.. Tuczynski. HIub Crowns odm6w;i
Srania lItcj kolejki przoz co zwycic-
Stwo przyznanc zostalo kIuhOwi p.
u. Ei3ga 4. G..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-29

Kiub y. ". Speed BoyS graI u phi
&c metuwa " zesz}a nj"dzicl" l. fla
benz UsUnas m boisku " polOnia
parku. przy Elston i Blackhawh III.
Fezultat gry wypadl rl r6wmn: : do
:. Cyfry sa take:
II VI. SnL.Nn nAN.- L. IL l. L.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-29

W niedziele 2GgU I~rzesnia, klub
pi|karski ..Ringa \. c. pokonal
= gre piIka meIowg Ia hoishu
W Humboldt Parku. kiub ..Crowns
\. c. punktami 10 do 10. Cyiry 81
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-29
Is. 900. 900 STARYCH PANIEN
WSKUTEK WOJNY.

Lipsk, %. wrzeSnia. - Wsku-
tick woiuv swiatoWcj >tracilo zy-
Gle " Europe ! " Azyi @5.000,0Q9
mezczyzn. ws&utek czego $1,000.
900 kobict bedzic mu$jalo rozstac
sic L tym sviatcm W panienskiej
c"ystoSci.
Ma kaldy 1909 mezc~yzn Cd
IL do 45 lat przypada we l'raucyi
1870 kobict: w -Angjii 1,175: We
Wioszech lbs: " Niemczcch
l.l5O ! w .Austryi 1,23O.
Cyiry tc zostaiy podane przcz
d-ra Schwcsheimcr'a i uwazane
50 "a oficyaine.
o 1000, 900 FRANKoW SZKO-
DY WsKUTEK POWoDZI
Paryz, %. wrzesnia. - Wsku-
tx powodzi spowodowanci gwai
towna burza W okregu Savoie
we Francyi. wiele wiosek zoStalo
zupeinic zniSzczonych. Szkody
obliczaj2 ma 5O,CO0!0Oo irankow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-29
MAC SWINEY OTRZYMUJE
POzYWIENIE.
90. wrzeSnia.

Londyn' ~. Wrzesnla.
Yorkshire" piszc. Ie nietylko
Jest rzeczg pcwnQ, zc Nac>wiucy
otrzymuic poiywienic, lccz via
domo nawet W jakicj formic. Mae
Swiney jest ka~"ruiory L rozno-
rzqdzen;a dvgnitarzy kV5ciej-
nych, Otrzymujc on pewnego TO
dzaju taa,etki. kt5rc zawicraj4
dose pozywienia. aichy utrIyma8
60 PREY Iyciu.
N4cyouaiisci ;rlaudcy zaprzecza
< tcmu faktowi. sdyz mic VIE
dza mic. azcby lord byS skrycic
Earmicny. zaznacza;4c, &c gd,ybH
MacSwincy otrzvmywa} poly
wien;c " takiej forln;c, Q jak;rj
moniq. to by'oby Il ! TAX ME
Iostateczne do utrzynan;a 60
orzy zyciu " c;2gu dluzszego
czasu. StwierdIaja oni, &c lord
powo,i kona.
Noe Lord sped@il SpoAojnic !
czuic sic dis rano bardzici rze@-
,-:.>, -,: :,L,,i. LE'c W n-3wr
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-29
Z TOWN OF LAKE

L ~ ~ VI AAAAAA
Wnie1ziele. popoluduiu ulbIi Sic
vice narodowy W sail parafialnej y.
w.. Sv. J6Zcfa III kt6ry Zebrala sic tyI-
iko carStka p~ublicZno$ci. rrzew0inirZyt
D. W}oilpr>ii. Mywy wygfn$iIi kVn-
: >nl u. Zygmunt NJwic!ii i X. Stani&iaw
CholewiiiSki pr"Ao>zrH micjscowE.
Wrzuruj " k~u;,iclr +. ". ~. J"Hela
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. zu>la{ zwiaZck mai
zclSki =. .tntonirgo Pi>a'h Il palIUq Sta
nisiawa Wanat c6rka p. MiCllaia Wa
uata nnanago przenySIuW"a. Cczra We
| selma odhyia sic W sail Ku&"iuS2ko. j..
nr. lbs W. Is ul. prZy udZialr licH'
mic zrbranych .v>ri $kIadajacych sic Il
! krcwnych, przyjaci6t i znajomych.
Or. .A~lrkSandcr I'ictrzykow<Ei. p"
! powruric 2 Pvlski otworzyt uowe blur"
Iekar>kic W apiece p. Il. I~alcWSNeG",
pnr. 1915 So. Ashland ave, g'lz:e
przy .lnujc <woirh VaHy"mt"w.
przypominamy. IL " ~ i6lizSz:l ME
dzielr ra prdznych grmtarh PREY Lei
j So. Hubry H.. oibeizir sic wieiSie
zchranic ~rot"tuik6w pGacujacych "
rzezalniach. Xebranic nwoluje District
Counsel No. 9 4. +. l.. Ola dohra r"-
botnikGw ! rob1tnir. Mo- wyg}o$z,!
dobrzy m6wcy. warro bedz. ; Nauchat.
Tow. Promirn NaIAici chchodziG be-
die W nieIziclc dnia logo pazIzicr-
nlka i. i. dzicSircio-lctnia rCvznicn swc
20 iStuinnia. Il "kazyi tel urZadznny 10
stanir w&paniai! "hch1! poiaczouy Il
zahawa W sail White City par. 1853
So. ThrovD III. Poazatch 0 ="l2;uic sci
p0polulniM
DAY. -,t.o., u,, vo., g =
najechany z0stal 4nlptni J1zcc Tar
20 rom mr. .5e7s 81 Winchcstnr ave
mo nrzcz tr,mvaI l;nii Wc.,ern .v.
pokaieC2onpgr przcwic2iouu do Szpita-
- >... ..,,., -, r,a,.,.,.o
,.. .,
u,d,i .;I -
- =.
-,
-, 49,, ,..,,... -.
=. 49,.
-. -.:tJ, n.: ~, m,om. a,..
Io,. -, ...,
bonv. fawck iurrch przvnnr,.v ,o.
S,IcInvrh
~" I !" "''i'" "' ''''"'' ..
P~'''%'''" u''""'n" ""'''I'' ""'"
-,
-.
49,, -,.I...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-29

P~uesukujes1 pra1I - OTtj pIlnis
c<Iowenia pod rTbrrka YPRACA" NJ
~sltach DzIENSIkA CHICAGO
EKIRGa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-29
PRAsA ~JApONSKA ATAKU--
1E

Tokyo. 2e. wrzesnia, - PraSa
ataxu;e A,nerykc. osEar
iaiac rad amcryNahski q parc;e
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-29

DO wojny, ktorcj ~laponia chcc II
niknat. Postepowanic Ameryki
W sprawic Sachalinu. U~zniccanic
bumt5w W Korei oraz podburza-
ME Chin przcciw .laponji dowo-
dzi. &c Ameryka Jest wiikicm W
nwcye; SkGrze
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-29

Tow. y. n. .Jria1S@ M o>tatni"in
p~oSlcdzcniu uchvalilo Zmicnif dzicii
p~nstcdze6 ? t~rzeciet uiedzlcii ma dru-
81. NasIcpnc p~cSiedzenic wedding Zmid
ny odbcdzlc sic dnia 1870 paAdHicrni-
"A y. r. W salt I'm. Jnliusza S~lowackic
-. o c"d2Inic gcj p~opo}udniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-29

Przy zhigcu uIiG Western ave. i 45ni
najechany z0stal 4Glptni JdzCc Tar
IA. zau. pnr. 567S So. Winchester ave
u pr1rA tramwaJ linii Western ave.
Pokaier2onpgo przewic2iouu do Szpita-
la. Numcr tramwsju .tIi. L~onluhtora
1856 4 ~m@iornwego tIS.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-29

S"hodzar z tramwaiu liuii So. Ash
laai ave. FranciSzck Kupiclski. zam.
pnr. :;45G So. Carpenter III. potknal 81"
. St0pici wozu. w>kutck "ZeSo cdniG>l
zfamanic praEcj noSi. Przcwicziono 30
do domu. gdzic sic zn3 Jduic pod oric.
kQ lcSarza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-29

,AMERY-
XII MA PoWSZECHNEJ KON-
FERENCYI FINANSOWEJ.
Bruksela, 90. wrzesnia. (Pra>a
iedroczona\. Przcdstawicicl
A,neryki, NJ. Boyden, przema-
wiajqt ma koaferencyi. zaznatzyi.
zc Europa nc powinna oczcki-
vac dalszei pomocy re Strony \
meryki, Mr.. Boyden podkrcSlil. re
posIgdy lego - czysto o>obiSte
i mic "a wypowiadanc W ;micmiu
-yrl,,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-29

III ELECTROMAGNETIC iony dwoie
,lxieci. arrSatowany wczorai zostal .Au-
gust kuplihow>ki. Fam. pnr. 1876 So.
Liu H.. ia mory wIrantu 2aprzy
~Sir@vnrSo pre- Swa lOnc Maglalcur.
Jutr" "lhClzic sic ro2prawa SadAwa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-29

Klub p.IlarShi Z ramicnil T"warzy-
silva MIodzie4y I'm. &w. Stamisiawa
KcStki. SkupiajaccSo sic PREY parafii
p. W. NajSw. S"rca Pana JczuSa. DO
sGunaI" j" SpiSa} W tym SoZoni". Chlop
cy tax sic >tarali grywai by jak mai
mnici gior p~rzcgraG. alb0wIcm pragnC-
Ii zdohyG uznanic, ktdrc i'm 81" 0at"Ay
W calcm togo sloNa Hnnr2"niU.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-29

W~nicdziele. ]popoiudniu udb3t SIC
vice narodowy W sail parafialntj =.
w., Sw. J6zcfa III kt6ry zebraia sic tyl-
I;o rarStka pubIicznoSci. rrzewUinirZYt
p. W}ohrSki. Mywy w~yginSiIi: kon--
>ul D. Zygmunt NJwicii i X. Stani&iaw
CholewiilSki p~r"Ao>zrH m~icjscowE.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-29

Tow. promirn NaIAiCi chchodziG hG:
die w nieJziele dnia logo pazdzicr-
nikl h.. T.. dzicSircio-lctniq r~Crznice Swc
60 iStninnia. Il "kaZyi tel urZadznny ~
staniG w&paniaiy ohchG! ~poiaczouy Il
zahawa " sail White City par. 1913
So. ThrooD vi. Po.zatrh 0 s"iz;nic Jcj
p0polulniU.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-28
CAMP DIX SCHOOL
WORKS 80 TEACHERS
Students Range From Sturdy Lads -
Europe 90 Huskies 81 the
West.

Camp DIX. ~. =. Nov 27.--Thirty
teachers are IN charge Of the Camp
Dix school whore the iiliterats ard
aliens are setting the fundamentals
OF citizenahip as soldiers.
Tall short. See. this man f. tall;
this man Is short. write the words
on the blackboard. T.li-ti.at Is for
tlsis man. short-that is for this
one"
suiting the action 20 the word the
teacher points first to a sfx-footer
standing beside htm. then writes the
word tail: then points 20 a chunky
youth, measuring four feet, six. and
writes the word short"
The class shufflea it, feet. squirms
ir its chairs and laboriousiv pencils
the queer looking words IN note books.
And when this class shuffies It's feet
81 means more than the shuffling IN
the ordinary school room. for this Is
one 81 the rooms Of the Recruit Edu-
@ ttsnal Centre and the students
range from che sturdy lads OF Europe
60 the raw-boued huskies OF the west 4.
srn part OF the United states. IN
aFe they run from eighteen TO forty
five years. and In education from zero
10 the heights But those with good
education acquired that education ia
another language and have 70 Eng-
ish ~ their command and chose who
know English have no education
Uncle sam. IN the person Of the War
Department, hiss undertaken 20 equal
IKE their education. aS Il were. Tho
draft disclosed that 2s.a per cent og
the men called 20 the calOrs could
not read a newspaper or write a letter
Most Of them were well equipped with
natural intelligence. but lacking ~
Cd ..aCon. This figure applied 20 both
native and foreign born. Efforts were
made then, IN a rather cropping way.
70 reetity tats. That modest stare has
developed into the school now at
Camp DIX, when was recently moved
from Camp Upton, ~ Y. and five
others at Camp Lewis. WASHINGTON.
Camp Travis. Texas. Camp Pike.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-28

New Works Fashion Authority
NEW NoRk-Bsautifui fab
riea are used in the new coat
dresses and fur 10 frequent
trimming. Their eoiora ere sx-
traordinary.
In the sketch ls illustrated a
model IN blue velour. u is obvi-
ously Of Chinese inspiration. with
lts sneek-like coat indicated b.
the band of skunk fur across tire
front and the elongated panel IN
ths back. The. sleeves are cut IN
one with the back. while the front
ank skirt are IN one piece.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-28

IN hish school courses for eighth gra lie
graduates and Ga agricultural reading
courses.
Application for these scholarships
must be made ~ December 4 Any
citizen ~ Florida - eligible and there
j. no age limit Neither Ia special
training needed. because the courses
are designed 20 meet the needs ~ a
wide range of students
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-28
SCHOLARSHIPS AT
GAINESVILLE OPEN
General Extension Division ofters
Three Hundred Opportunities.

CAfrTEs1rLLE. New s7--Botween
200 and 400 nid-yenr scholarships are
avallahle through tho General Ex-
tension niviaion q the University 81
Florida. according o. an announce
mant toniabi ~ n. G. Riley. director
% the Division
Tire scholarships are In civil service
courses 90 prepare Ter government
positions. 81 review ~ courses Ter
state and special teachers certificates.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-28

Arkansas; Camp Jackson. South Caro-
ina: and Camp Grant. Illinois. all
modelled on the one at Camp nix.
which was the original.
The Camp DIX school Is under the
direction or Prescott Leclsy. or Rich
moad. Va Major y. III. Burr is mill
tary commandant Of the school. which
occupies eighteen buildings and houses
1890 students
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-28
MRS. HINOTE IMPROVING
AT PENSACOLA HOSPITAL

Mrs. IT, A. Hinote. who underwent
an operation az the Pensacola hospital
last week, is progressing 1avotably. IL
was reported last night Mrs. Hinate
was injured in one foot and the wound
became infected with gangrene. II
was necessary 90 amputate Just about
the ankle 20 prevent the spread OF the
poisoning.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-28

Capt Zen Goodman y. q. ". C..
ioft last Friday for ouantico. Va
where he has been transferred.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-28
A LIVE NOTE.
BY FRANK l.. STANTON.

Life may be q riddle
Hair a dream and doubt,
But the musio's in tho fiddle
II you just can set It QUIT
Any way you take II.
I4ife's in your control:
Worlds Just what you make Il.
So--iot the music rolil
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-28

COMPLAINS IN PRINT
The receipt OF dozens Of letters from
.hicago citizens who read in the Chi
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-28
INSURANCE LICENSE

anal license 10 write insurance
aas been issued 10 the Lion Life In
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-28

patience with her. Please print your
answer IN the Daily News.
Indiana Harbor, Ind. MRS. +. I B.
IT is not only cruel. but a dang
erous thing to strike a child on the
head. You should report the case TO
the police department OF your town.
This complaint" Miss Idndley says.
is a Characteristic form OF complaint.
While the people are anxious to have
conditions changed they are more an
xious to protect themselves and do
not give intelligent information. Al
though il has been more than 4 week
since the advice was given 10 Mrs. r.
l. B. by the News we have as yet
received no complaint from her.
Dozens OF Chicago people, however,
have interested themselves enough to
write. sending the clipping and ask
Ing that the condition be taken care
or.
we always respect condolences and
- the matter had been reported TO Us
the name OF the party reporting the
cruelty would have been withheld,
Since women now hold the franchise
II devolves upon them to assist the
authorities IN correcting evils Any
who do not would be held responsible
under the Law for contributing TO that
evil, II they knew the evil existed"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-28
CHARGED WITH
CAFE THEFT

John Petroski and Harry Fiddler
we're arraigned in Hammond city
court this morning. charged with tn
robbery Of the Monon restaurant.
which occurred Saturday night -
trosizi who is a Hammond man and
who has been in trouble several times
before. entered a plea OF guilty and
told how the trick was done.
Fiddler says he had no hand IN II
whatever but on the basis o. Pc
t-oski's statements. was bound over
to the criminal court. The robbery
vas committed saturday night and the
fact that Fiddler VAS not at his sleep
ing place prior to that time weighed
against him
petroski saws Fiddler chg bed