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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-08
NIEMCY 1 BOLSZEWICY
LITWINOM.

Warszawa. 8. wrzeSnia. (Prasa
Zjednoczona.) - Walk pomiedzy
Litwinami i Polakami trwaja w
dalszym ciagu. Niemcy i bolsze-
wicy pomagaja Litwinom. Z do
kumentow otrzymanych w STA
bic polskim widac, re Troch wy
cal rozkaz, azeby arnia bolszewi-
cka pomogia Litwinom wypedzic
Polakow z terytoryum litewskie-
go. Polacy utrzymuja, re ME pre-
kroczyli oni granicy, zakreSlonej
i'm przez aliantow.
Trocki szerzy propaganda
wSrod Litwinow, re ,,inwazya pol
ska" jest niebezpieczna dla niepo-
dleg}osci litewskiej i Polacy win
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-08

Janowskiego z paIna Ludwika Pa
procka, c6rka PIP. Michafa i Eleonory
~Puprockich, Fam pnr. 1913 Noble I'll.
NowOzeicGm dru3bowali p. w. Papro-
cki 2 parma Anna Janowska i p. Sta
nislaw Nowicki z panq Helena Boru-
cka. Kwiaciarka by}a PARMA Maya
Starzyhska. Ma ch0rze pOdczas Mszy
$w. kwartet ziozony z pan Maryi 10
walskiej i Folicyi Stepczyiiskiej oraz
p. TUmaSza BlachG1skego i p. An
toniesO Kowalskicgo pod d~yrekcya p.
Andrzcia Kwasigrocha od&piewa{ Mszc
RoScwiga. Ma Offertoryum p. NJ. 10
walska i +. S~tepczynska odSpiewaiy
duet Ave Maria" Millarla. Uczta we
selma odbyia sic W domu rodzic6w pa
nj miodej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-08
zmiany W zarzadzie i Ska
zie D~uchOwieistwa Chicago
skich Parafi Xxx. zmar-
~twychwstaic6w.

Tymi dniami nadestano z Rzy-
mu zamianowania. przeniesienia
/ zmiany, jakich dokonai ostatnio
nowo-zamianowany Przefozony
Generalny Zgrom. XIX. Zmar-
twychwstancow, X. Wladysiaw
Zapaia, {. r. - wraz Z Radnymi
swymi / przesiai je tn ma recc De-
legata Generalnego tegoz Zgro-
madzenia ma GAIA Ameryke, y.
Franciszka Cordoba, {. r.. ktory
zmimany te doreczyi ! ogkosii dnia
7go wrzeSnia b. r.
Przedstawiaja sic one, jak ma
stepuje:
Delegation Generalnym Zgro--
madzenia ma Ameryke pozostaje
nadal x. Franciszek Gordon, CIR.
Radnyni Delegate zamianowa-
ri: Y. ian Obyrtacz, {. r.
X. Tadeusz Ligman, {. r.
\. Jan Sobieszczyk, {. r.,
X. Wojciech Kmiecik. OR.
Dom na Stanisiawowie: Pre-
tozonym zamianowany:
Y. Ian Obyrtacz, I. r.
Radnymi zamiauowani;
Y. Wojciech kmieclk, CIR.
\. Jan SobieSzczyk, {. r.
Dom: Kollegium Sw. Stanis}a-
wa: Przeiozonym zamianowany:
\. Tadeusz Ligman, Z. X.
Radnymi zamianowani:
X. Felix Ladon, {. r.
X. Artur Dabrowski. {. r.
Dom ma Kantowie: Przelozo-
nym zamianowany:
\. Stefan kowalczyk, OR.
Radnymi zamianowani: .
\. Wincenty Rapacz, CIR.
X. Walenty Swientek, OR.
Dom ma Jadwigowie: P~rze&ozo
nym zamianowany;
Y. StanisIaw Siatka. I. r.
Radnymi zamianowani:
\. TeoiiI Szypkowsk1, CIR.
X. Adolf DrewniaE.l (. r.
Procz tego zostali przenjesleni
X. Bronislaw CieSlak do IRA
kowa - ma Przeiozonego Domu.
X. Pawei Tudyka c. X. do Vie
dnia (kahlerberg.)
X. Karol Falinski {. 4. do Two
wa.
X. Stanisiaw Gadacz c. r. -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-08
DNOTATKIA
NEPORTERA

Dzisiaj drta $50 b. M. o ~godzinie
Sci wieczorem W sail Zjednoczenia
P. Il. X. PREY Augusta i Milwaukee
aye. odbedzie sic zabawa taneczna u
rz$dzona staraniem Regularnej De
mokratycznej OrganiSacyi lei war
dy. Zabiegliwy komitet przysposobii
wiele niespodzianek. Pomiedzy tam
CANT WHOLESOME beda mowy poll
tyczne. Do tanca przygrywat bedzie
orkiestra braci Train.
Jutro W czwartek,> dnia 9go b. m.
W sail p. H.. ,.Roinbow Gardens" pod
Gas karnawafu i patryotyczneso OBJ
chodu wreczcna zostanie alder. Cas-
per'owi z 26ei wardy, ziota gwiazda
aldermanska wysadzana dyamenta-
mi. Ma Ia niespodzianke wybiera : T.?
grenada polskich pOlitykierow Al
derman Caspers obrany zostai radca,
W zeszlo-wiosennych wyborach NJ
miejsce bylego aldermana Preizeia
=
Wczoraj ma preryach PREY Went
worth ave. i 112ej I'll. znaleziony &c
stai bee zycia niejaki Aleksander
Belange, LEGACY W kaluzy krwi z
glowa rozbita / caly pOkaleczon!.
Powiadomiona policya przewioz'a
zwloki do zakladu pogczebowegO Pa
cewicza. pnr. 1888 s. Michigan
aves gdzie prawdopodobnic dzisiaj
odbedzie sic inkwest k'ronera. CO
by}o powodem tel tajemniczej Smier
ci dotad niewiadomo. Policya PREY
puszcza, 10 Belange zostal ohrabo-
wany I obity, inni ZaI twicrdza. re
zostai najechany przcz automobil
odrzucony W box. Zw(oki identyh--
kowala wczoraj iona jego, kt6ra po-
wiedziala. ae MAJ jei liCzyf lat As
Fam. pnr. 11S4S Lafayette ave. "
k~ieszeniach nieboszczyka znaleziono
IS cent6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-08

nj bye wyparci z Litwy "a wszei-
ka Gene.
Panuje przekonanie, re Niemcy
i bolszewicy daza do stworzenia
z Litwy k~orytarza pomiedzy
Niemcami i Rosya. Niemieckie in
teresy wojskowe i handlowe pre-
mawiaja "a tenn, azeby podburzac
Litwe przeciwko Polakom.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-08

Zlodzieje a~utomohilowi skradli
wczoraj tr2ynaScie automobilow
wediug raportu policyjnego. Ma IL
seize poszkodowanych znajduje sic
iedno nazwisko polskie, Maryi Ro-
81 Gskiej, lam. pnr. 1857 Emerald
ave.
q - e
Onegdaj PREY ulicach Superior
Noble znaleziono ma chodniku leza-
cego W nieprzytomnym stanie 39-let
niego Wladysiawa koziowskiego,
Fam. pnr. 1854 n. Marshfield ave.
Mail pckaleczona glove | twarz.
Ambulansem p~olicyjnym przewiezio-
no go do szpitala powiatowego, gdzie
po odzyskaniu przytomnosci, po--
wiedzial, re zosta} napadniety i ME-
milosiernie obity przez dwoch ME-
znanych drab6w.
Demokratyczna organizacya kOblet
2Smej wardy zaprasza WSzyStEic oby-
watelki IA walne zcbranie, kt6re sic
odbedzie jutro, w %czwartck, dnia oSo
h. m., W teatrze p. n. Oak Theatre
PREY Western i Armitagc ave. Poczatck
zcbrania zapowielziany ma sodzine Sa
popOiudniu. Zebranic bedzie uro1mai-
cone Obra zkami migaw'kOwemi Z Wy
dzia}u zdrowia. PrzeawiaG miCdzy in
nymi bcda komiSarz DR.. John Dill Ro-
bcrtson i p. Lawley, cztonek wydzialu
sanitarnego.
y q f
Przeszlo dwieScie nowych piele--
gniarek (~1urses) powiekszyio gro
no, kt6re obecuie sklada sic z !."}l
cd czasu ~zalozenia specyalnego kur-
su pielegniarstwa domowego pr ;e;
DR.. Robertsona, komisarZa Wydzia-
lu Zdrowia. Wczoraj odby}y sic cGza
nina i rozdawanlie dyplom6w W 5u-
dynku pod nazwa Municipal Tuher-
~culosis Sanitarium". Egzamlna siod-
mel klasy odbeda sic W przyszIy p>
~niedzia}ek. Dalsze nauki kurSu PIE
legniarstwa domowego odbywaja He
W szkole pod nazwa Chicago f:am-
ing School for Home and Pubic
Health Nursing" PREY narozniku
Fulton / Ada III. Kurs nauki jest zu-
pelnie bezplatny, Z kt6rego ko-Zy--
sta" NIGGA tax mlode jak i starsze
kobiety. Bardzo mala liCDba naszych
Polck korzysta &c sp~osobno$ci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-08
NOTATKi OSOBISTE.

DziSiai daia S-go h.. IN, q godzlnle
IOtpi rano, W knSciClc p. W. Sw. ia
dwigi. "dbyl sic Stub p. kazimi"rza
oSrcln T. PARMA Antmnina S~arzynSka
Druahnwali p. Karol urbahSEi z pan
ma Bronislawa SarzyGSka i p. Fran
ciSzek KioSlnski z panna WladySiawl
SarzyhSka. Kwiaciarka byta PARMA
Joanna FranSzcDa&. Solo Ave Maria
Millarda podczaS MSzy Sw. "dSpiewata
panna Maryamna SarzyhSka.
-
Wczoraj w ku&Cicle r. W. Sw. Sta
nislawa KoStki odbyi sic Stub p. Jhzefa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-08
ARMIA PRE-
szLA MA STRoNE RzADU
WLADYWOSTOCKIEGO.

Londyn, s. wrzesnia. Woj--
ska Siemionowa pod dowodztwem
gen. Lochwickiego przeszfy ma
strone rzadu MISUNDERSTANDING,
zabierajac re SODA ca}y zapas zio-
ia, ktore zostafo wreczone rzado-
wi we Wladywostoku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-08
FRANCE DO
TKNIETY

Paryz, 8. w~rzesnia. - Anatole
France, siynny pisarz francuski,
zostai dotkniety paralizem, tax re
przez kilka dni ME mogf movie.
Obecnie jednak nastapi}o znaczne
polepszenie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-08
EXTR A!
POWSTANIE w MOSKW1E
KRWAWO Stu
MIONE PREF BOISE
WIKOW.

Londyn, s. wrzesnia. (Prasa
Zjednoczona.) - w okolicach
Moskwy wybuchfy powstania
przeciwko radon sowietow, lecz
zosta1y krwawo sthumione przez
bolszewikow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-08

ma socvusza Rektora Alumnatu W
St. Louis, Mo.
X. Leon Jasinski c. R. mia
nowany Mistrzem Nowicyatu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-08
SYN POLEGL
MA FRONCTE POISK

MA FOLSh4W.
Londyn, 8. wrzesnia. Syn
Leiby Trockiego, bolszewickiego
ministra wojny, zostai zabity pod
czas walk na froncie polskim.
Wiadomosc ia zostaIa zaczerpnie-
ia z ,,Kuryera Krakowskiego" i
podana telegraficznie przez Cen
trail News"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-08

Wszystkim krewnym | znajo-
mym donosimy te smutna VIA
domost il najukochanszy MAJ
moi i brat nasz
S. P.
Piotr Maciejewski
czlonek Tow. Sw. Wincentego
Ferreryusza, No. ia Foreste-
row, po diugiej c%horobie, po--
zegnal sic 2 tym Swiatem, opa--
irony sw. Sakramentami, dnia
Ego wrzeSnia, 1920 roku, o 60
dzinie 6:55 wieczorem, W sred-
MIN wieku.
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic W So
bote. dnia 11go wrzeSnia, o 60
dzinie 9tej rano, z domu zaIoby
pnr. 3101 Bernard ul., do ko--
Scioia sw. Jacka, a stamtad ma
cmentarz sw. Wotciecha.
Ma ten smutny obrzadek Ia
praszamy wszystkich krewnych
l znajomych, W ciezkim zalu
pograzeni:
Margarine MaGaejewska d
domu Lesniak, iona; Tomasz 1
Maryama Lesniak, t%esciow1e;
Jan, Franciszck, bracia; Broni-
slawa j JuIianna, siostry; Fran
ciszka i Maryanna, bratowe; -
Ignacy Podolski., Jan Wasiko-
wski, szwagrowie; TomasZ 1
J6zef LeSniak. szwagrowie; Re.
gina | Antonina Lesniak. szwa-
gierki, wraz z Gala rodzina.
Pogrzebem zajmuja sic Bra
cia KowaC1ek. 10
Arizona republican., 1920-03-14
OPEN SHOP ASSOCIATION IS NOT AGAINST U MON LABOR

But the affE of me another
 collective individual crafts
The Bismarck tribune., 1920-11-26
PUT BETS ON JUMPING BEAN
Peculiar Gambling Game Among Mex.
! leans at Least Has Merit Of Be.
ing ION the Square,"

One of the strangest and most un-
certain gambling games in the world
is that played by natives of Sonora
and Guerrero, in Mexico. The game is
played with brincones, or jumping
beans. a.smaIf brown berry about the
size, shape and general appearance Of
a coffee, bean. The beans contain the
pupa Of an insect. and it is the latter's
spasmodic movements that cause the
bean to hop about at most unexpect-
ed moments.
The players gather in circle about
u ring drawn on, the floor with chalk
or merely scratched in the dust. The
contesting beans are put in the mid.
die, and wagers are made as to which
bean will first by a series of jumps
clear the circle. AS the beans do not
pursue any one direction, but are apt
TO hop back and forth without pro-
crossing an inch for long time, the
gnme becomes highly exciting, and the
wagers rise in value, reaching among
the richer Mexicans up into the hum
dreds. If not thousands Of dollars. The
The Bismarck tribune., 1920-11-26
SUCCESS.

It's doing your Job the best you can
And being just to your fellow-man;
It's making money, but holding friends.
And staying true to your aims and ends;
It's figuring how and learning why,
And looking forward aud thinking high
And dreaming little and doing much:
IT'S keeping always in closest touch ~/
With what Is finest In word and deed;
It's being thorough, yet making speed;
It's daring blithely the field Of chance
While paking your work brave ro-
nance: T" &isf..E
It's going onward despite defeat
And fighting stanchly, but keeping sweet;
IT'S being clean and it's playing fair;
It's laughing lightly at Dame Despair:
It's looking UP at the stars above,
And drinking deeply of life and love;
It's struggling on with the will to win.
But taking loss with-a~ cheerful grin:
Its sharing sorrow, and work and mirth.
And making better this dear old earth:
It's serving. striving through strain and
stress, ~.
It's doing your noblest-that's Success.
The Bismarck tribune., 1920-11-26
S'vE LONG. .Bu1|ED MULES.
Animals Caught in a Mine Dug Out
After Three Weeks.

Sixteen mu!"S entOmbed three weeks
1T the Mrr,Irks Coal company col
'iery at Girnnlville. Pa. were found
n!ivr one.hjghl and were brought to
Er surface uninjured sr -
J Inrlnsrh IN II living grave by a cave
u ,hc mules Isickpd their way out OF
Ah". mule stable in which they were at
he lime Of The accident. ~
The care-in, so damaged the pumps
shat operation was impossible and the
water gr,d'uIIy rose atn tle Tecks Of
,hp antumIs. but viii, Almost human
intelligence hey aRde iheir. way to
higher, levels. az tIl.es tindins a bite
to eat from. interior stables, When
men We're heard nearby for the first
time in weeks he pnIcs wijnnied and
fpverish efforts TO get the pumps 60
'ng soon rehuCe.I The water. The
mules are valued at S1VW.
The Bismarck tribune., 1920-11-26
General Grants Deck Of Cards.


=. 4 deck of cards with which Gen.
Ulysses S. Grant, commander Of the
Union forces in the Civil war. used to
while away the time during the last
campaigns of the war, is now the prop
erty of San Francisco barber, by the
name Of Hinters. Hinters, who is an
old soldier, was given the cards by a
G. A. Il. man. To prove their original
ity Hinters has complete data showing
a careful genea'ogy of the cards drom
the time that General Grant had played
them until they were given to him by
the veteran.
Grant. according to Hintsrs. -Prssed
the cards to a staff captain. who i'm
mediately autographed the pack which
had been passed along through several
generations, each bearing an, auto
graph. g.
The Bismarck tribune., 1920-11-26
A,EIat.Eooted Failure.

While in London, Mary Pickford told
Lady Desborough a new story about
Charlie Chaplin. At fair in California
prize was offered to the person who
could best initiate the Chaplin walk.
Charlie himself entered the cOmpeti-
tion. minus the usual mustache and
boots. He was tlat-footed failure
and the Judge gave him twentieth
place.-Roston Transcript.
The Bismarck tribune., 1920-11-26
etPL HELD HOUR UNDER PLow
Horses Stand Still Until Father Dis.
covers Daughters Prcdicament. '

Mary Mai Il years ol'll daughter OF
l'r'"r Mai. y fnrIHpr near Nakeeney,
Gan. while assisting her father In
fnr,, work. wnS tlrrwn beneath the
blades of disc Shp was riding. The
tear stopped and. Miss Mai was held
prisn:"r in her nerilolfs lmSition for
one Il, rr. The father working in an
er-'ield. npti"e,.l The team standing
and investigated. H.: found that had
the, horses moved the machine three
inches hfs daughter would have been
'lnngerOusIy cut by the disc.
The Bismarck tribune., 1920-11-26
CITY Manaoer System.

American cities will be interested In
the test Of the city manager system
in Montreal, Csnada, with its 475,OOO
population. On this side Dayton, with
100000, is the largest city having a
city manager, and it has\been stock
argument of the opponents of the sys-
TEN that while it may be all right for
villages and small towns, 1t would
never do for great city. Montrea1
Is not afraid Of trying the experiment
The Bismarck tribune., 1920-11-26
Assures Supply Of Salt.

One hundred and eighty miles north
east of Calgary, Alberta is lake that
contains 53 to 55 per cent Of salt, as
compared with 10.7 per cent in Salt
Lake Utah. A solar plant has been
established to obtain the salt and an
evaporator plant is being erected. The
present output is ten tons day, but
this will be largely increased. Five
Alberta men own the lake. which Is
1877 acres in area.
The Bismarck tribune., 1920-11-26
Groupino the Population.

: ~ - 0r0oP1F0 Ss'v'-7' II ss!yTStF y -
The population, of this country Is
divided mostly in four groups. con:
sisting respectively Of those who make
and sell automobiles. those who buy
and use them. those who produce NOV
ing pictures and those who pay to
aas theyp sl,ow;n.--Albanv journal.
The Bismarck tribune., 1920-11-26
Moose interfere With Traffic.

New BrunsWick's moose are getting
so plentiful that they are interfering
with the automobile traffic and cases
have been reported of these animals
leaping from the side of roads on the
brilliant head lights of passing cars
at night. When knocked down they
take rapidly to the woods.
The Bismarck tribune., 1920-11-26
N.w idea Sconce rntno Disease.

If a certain DR.. Eccles Of New York
is. to be believed; man owes his very
origin to disease, and every other spe-
cies Of animal and plant as well.
1" De Vries the Dutch scientist. has
shown that species become unstable
before a new species is formed. Per
hans this pOint Of view will harmOniZe
The Bismarck tribune., 1920-11-26
WA7cHMM FIRED PLANT.

Causes Toss Of Two Hundred Thou.
~ sand Dollars.
Because his demand for an assistant
and for higher pay whs refused. Rufus
Morgan. night wutchnlan for the Tatge
Nuhogany company aplant. ii Indian
apoliS. Ind. started 1.-TWO fires in the
ESTABLISHMENT. the police say which
causeda a loss of E2OO. 600 and its total
destruction. f..
The Bismarck tribune., 1920-11-26

with Eccles' theory. II It does, and it
can be shown that no new species
would ever have been born if 1t had
not been for the disease. then disease
must be regarded more as blessing
than as an evil.
The Bismarck tribune., 1920-11-26
cristobaI q Growing Port.

... '. ,CFtSIoOAI 0to""S Vo'I.
The erection of an expensive office
building at Cristobal. ranal zone. by
British shipping lines. IS evidence Of
the growing Importance attached to
this port. This Is the fourth building
for shipping Offices in Cristobal, the
others being those Of American,
French and Italian lines. -
The Bismarck tribune., 1920-11-26
SALESMAN

sALEsMEN WANTED-By old reliable
firm to sell an entirely new SC Sales
board proposition to merchants in
small towns and country stores, unlim-
tied territory, big commissions. Write
for Salesmen's Outfit. Empire Manu-
featuring Co., ia West City Hall Ave
nue., Norfolk, Va. ~ 11-S;1mo
SALESMAN WANTED-To sell our line
of salespoards Con entirely new plan) to
merchants in small towns and country
stores. Unrestricted territory, double
commissions, prompt pay. Write for
selling supplies NOVELTY SALES CO.
TRIBUNE BUILDING, NORFOLK.
VIRGINIA. i 10-25,1mO
The Bismarck tribune., 1920-11-26
MiSCELI.ANEOUS.

FOR SALE Furniture for five fooms,
every article entirely new, purchased
1st OF, October, 1920 Prefer to sell all
suite u es and nd parlor furniture. tso, bed bed
cosy home. Can arrange to rent you
the house, If interested Write No. 163
Tribune. for appointment. 1l-22-1Wk
STRAYED--Two horses. one black. weight
about 700 lbs. B. K. brand on, right
with white star on forehead: One bay
mare weight about 900 lbs. B. K. brand
on right front shoulder. star on, fore
H. c. Abel, Tuttle, N. D. 11-24-1wE
WANT HORSES TO PASTURE-$2.OO 90
per head per. month. Will take right
away. Also have some corn for sale.
Adams, Hazelton, N. D. 11-24-3t
HONEY FOR SALE-A No. 10 pail 6f
Montana Honey delivered at any Post
Office In North Dakota, $500 Cash with
order. B. F. Smith, Jr.. Fromberg,
Montana. 11-16-1mo
FOR SALE CHEAP Old windows in
fairly good shape. Also would like I'd
Phone S76. sO2 Sth street. 11.2S:st
FOR s. sALE-ons sX12 Wilton rug prae-
p chine. Call Mrs: r. w. Sanders. Phone
IS or 563L. p, 1l-24-St
FOOD SALE AND LUNCH Saturday
Nov q. Rest room benefit PA 9Th
street, Larson Bakery, from 1880 to
|6:00.5 ,s- ,. i. .a.. 11.24-2t
DRESS MAKING = Rernodeltng suits,
coats. hats. Mrs. J. ]. DEFINE. 423. I'd
Street. Phone 772-U. 11-9-2wks
FOR SALE-Corn fodder in shock, Sec
ton, Z, Haycreek Township r. a.
Green. Phone 410F21. 11-1S-1wk
WANTED TO7DEL1vER--=Your messages
and hand parcels City Messenger
Service. Phone 953. ais, 11-23-1Wk
FOR SALE-Dressef, Singer Sewing ma
chine, mirror, set of furs, etc. Call
395R, or 400L. ..- 11-23-3t
FOR SALE-Dirt cheap, second -hand> fat
desk and arm chair. Lahr Motor Sales
Company. 11-24-3t
The Bismarck tribune., 1920-11-26
Burmese vi'la9egLaroe.

Sig Et.et IA 49, -. .-Es.ff Is a y.H
!'veryStQwn in Burma covers Il wide
area because persons Of all ranks have
q rooted objection 10 buildings of more
than one story, as they cannot endure
the thought of anybody's being over
their heads. <'':'.'G...a.
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=, Like Topsy.

"What's your name?' said the OIL
Ger to a young colored lad who joined
the ship at the cape.
"AIgoa Bay, sir"
where were you born" -
Wasn't born at all, SIR =
wasn't born at all?'
mo, sir; was. washed ashore in q
neutrality-suspicious. Magazine.
The Bismarck tribune., 1920-11-26
FOR SALE OR RENT
HOUSES AND FLATS

FOR -SALE-Modern RiVerview home
with frost-proof basement, seven rooms
and bath, spacious hall with open STAIR
way, oak floors in good condition
throughout, large screened in porch.
Situated on SO foot lot improved by
well kept lawn and a healthy bunch Of
Sapple trees in rear. Terms. Phone 6S2
for appointment. 11-19-1wk
FOR SALE-By owner, one 8-room house,
full basement, 3 clothes closets, east
front, porch screened In. Barn, garage,
hen house. This property is located at
1914 l1th Street. Will take in cattle or
horses. VIII sell on easy terms at a
bargain, If taken soon. II interested.
call at place or phone 616X. j10.30-1mo
FOR SALE-Six room modern house for
$500. comparatively new, on good
terms; early possession given. owner
leaving city Partly MODERN s,5l room
house well located for n900, on terms.
Geo. M. Register. 11-2S-1wk
FOR SALE Strictly modern bungalow.
Irooms and bath. Hot water heat.
For price and terms, see A. w. Weisen-
born. lis West Thayer. Phone 459k.
f>~a 1-23- 1wk
FOR SALE Nine room modern house,
strictly modern. also so foot lot and
large barn. Call 41s 7th street: Phone
644R. " 11.l6-1mo
FOR SALE-House. barn and furniture.
S02 5th street. Mrs. Eppinger. Call
from 1880 tos1:2Q p. IN. 11-2o-tf
FoE s4tfA A. 3 3 8 n gSSm cottage 81! !. mod :, d,
A FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT :
Write Tribune 16e. 11-24-3t
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CHANGED CIRCUMSTANCES
II thought you said you wouldn't
many him II he were the last man on
earth7"
$50 ! did, but had no Idea then
that he would strike It rich ih the oil
business" ..
The Bismarck tribune., 1920-11-26
AUTOMOBILES = MOTORCYCLES

LIBERTY BONDS AT PAR Will be
accepted in payment of 1921 Ford
Touring car run about six hundred
miles. Good as new and price $500 90
includes license, chains. extra tube and
top dust hood. At present price Of
bonds you can save almost hundred
dollars. Address,, 15S Tribune r'"
11-S-3wks
rolet Touring cars, very cheap if sold
at once. o. K Garage. 11-24-1wk
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LAND

FOR SALE OR RENT-80 acres up land.
Produce good fruit and other crops
300 bearing fruit trees. Fuel on place.
ifsneeded 4 miles from r. r. Close to
school. Good climate and neighbors.
Open water-power site on Place No
swamp, alkali. or blizzards Alta bar
gain: Terms, by owner Alva Hall.
POrthill, %IdahO =. = 1926 limo
The Bismarck tribune., 1920-11-26

children gamble Tor bits, of food. fruit,
Or even buttons by the same means.
The beans viii retain their jumping
ability for mcnths under proper care
or in other words until the pupa dies.
The Bismarck tribune., 1920-11-26
POSSE { S|0NS IN
PACIFIC MANY
United States Owns Scores Of
Smaller Islands. .
ISLAND OF YAp IN DISPUTE

Japanese Claim Ownership Of Yap,
Which Is Of Great Importance to
: United States Cable Communica-
tions From the Far East-ln Amer
ican Samoas United States Main-
tains a South Sea SoIdiery-Day Of
Sword Passes in Philippines.
The Bismarck tribune., 1920-11-26
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

HELP WANTED-MALE
COAL MINERS WANTED By
Beulah Coal Mining Go. at Beu-
| lab, N. D. Steady work. Apply
at mine or at Bismarck ofhce~in
Haggart Building. 7-24-tf
LEARN BARBER TRADE-At the Moler
kind. ESTABLISHED 1893. Time and ex-
pense saved by our methods. Catalog
free. Moler Barber College 107 r.
Nicollet Ave. Minneapolis. 11-1-lmo
YOUNG MAN WANTED - TO work by
month. Steady job. 421 18th street
J. Jaszkowiak. ~ 11-23-2t
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AGENTS WANTED

A SALE IN EVERY HOMES assured
the agent who sells our easily installed,
economic. safe Oil Gas Burners. Ex-
elusive Territory. Big Profits. Napor
Gas Burner Company, X423, Columbus,
Ohio &--..rf ~ 11-26-1t
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WORK WANTED

WANTED = Furnaces to take care Of
during winter months. Call 354x aftel
o'clock. 49,. 11-20-5t
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

/ WANTED-Good cook and other help in
small hotel. Box SO, Medora, No. Oak.
11-26-6t
Competent girl for house
work: Mrs. E. v, lahr'> Is Ave BAR 3;