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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-28
Oznaki KrwotOku.

Oznaki krwot0ku.
KrwOtok mOGe bye nieznaczny, Tub
grozny w razie obfitego uplywu krwi.
Moze on SpowodowaG natychmiaStowa
SmierG, lub tylko z~wyczajne mdio$ci
upadek Sii. Prawie wSzyStkim groz-
nym krwOtokom towarzySzy SiabSZy,
Tub Silniejszy wstrzas. Raptowny IL
plyw krwi jest daleko grozniejsEy oil
StOpniOwego. gdyz W OStatnim wypad-
ku sauna natura ma moznOSG zareagO.
wanna, pOdczaS gdy PREY raptownym
wytrysku, SERGE zaatakowane jest Znie-
nacka i prCdkie z~atamOwanie jest bar
dzo trudne. Sk0ra stale sic wtedy bla-
da i ch{odna. ciaio okrywa sic obfityln
potem, pulls zaczyna bic szybko, oddech
siabnie, chory Skarhy sic ma ciemnoSc
pred Oczami, doznaje Szumow W u
Szach. trudnoSci %Oddychania, bc1usta2
neSo ziewania, ~wzmozOnego pragnienla.
Ziewanie. kr6tkoSc Oddcchu, nicpo-
k0j i wStrzaS wywOlane So brakiem tie
M w Organilmie, n chory, chcac ma
pOwrGt odzySkaG utracony 2 ~wyciekiem
krwi tlen. wykonywujc p}ucami rozpa
czliwe wysifki, azcby pokryt strate.
Ozy przytcm robia sic SzkliSte, zrcni-
&c rOzSZcrZone, n twarz wyraza trwo-
&c. Nawet Gdy pacyent przyjdzie 10
Siebic, hladuSG. kr0tGoSC oddechu ! O.
>iabicnie ME ustepuja ~jeSzcze przez
GAS d~&uzSzy. w wickszoSci ~wypadk6w
pred naStapicniem kryzySu natura Sa-
ma SpieSzy Z pOmoca i wStrzymuJe
krwOtok skrzep}a krcw twoFzy ma
ranie rodzaj plaStra, kt0ry ME dopuSz-
ca do dal>zcgO uplywu krwi. Prey
prncwiQzywaniu rany trzcba hacZyi,
h.. ~przypadkicm ME oderwac togo ma
turalnego ,,kOrka'. l'fOrmOwary ia"
kim SpOSobcm SkrZep pOmaga sercu
wznowic Swa ~czvnnosG, gdy podczas
krwotoku jcgo dziaianie oSiab{o, a
bieg krwi pO ~naczyniach stal sic pc
wOlniejSzy.
NajpewnicjSzym Sposobem zatamowa
MIA krwotO&u jest uchwyccnie z~ranio-
ncso naczynia SpccyaIncmi szczypczy--
kami i zawiQzanie go. Prey naglym wy
pcdku jest to jednak niemoiliwe j
GAIA pomoc must sic oGraniczyc do
tymczaSOwegO zatrzymania krwi, do
p6ki ME nadcjdzic ponce lckarSka.
ZatamOwanic krwi MONA oSicgnat
IN pomOcq uciSku, OdpOwiednicso poio-
zcnia GOracyCh Tub zimnych kOmprc-
sow i zaS~tosowania odpOwielnich $rod
k0w. zaSkrZepiajQCych krCw.
Ucisk jest n~ajpicrwSzym i najprost-
Sym SpoSODcm wstrzymania krwotOku.
Mona togo dokonat palcami, banda
ZEN, turnikietem. Tub taSiemka.
Pamictac nalehy. ze PREY arteryal-
nym krwotoku przcwiaZywat trzcba
micjScc tuA mad Sama rama, azcby ME
dac wycicc krwi. n~apiywajaccj z ser
ca. Prey krwotohu zy!y (wcnyl male
~ Sci$nac miejScc nicco dalej Cd rany,
Il mozliwie jak najdalcj Oh serca.
W razic wQtpliwOSci, skad pOwStal
krwotok, z zyly. czy tel z artery, ma
ley pol0ayc ma rane opatrunck 70
stcrylizowanej waty i mocno o~bandazo-
wac.
JeSli krwOtOk ME zOStanic wstrZy-
many natychmiaSt przez zabadazowa-
ME. to trzeba uciec sic do g~oracych
kompreS0w. Ale zeby OdnieSG dobry
skutek, nalezy ~poSlugiwaG sic wod9
Dardzo goraca. Prey zastoSowaniu tur-
nikietu nalezy so trzymat PREY ranie
az do przyjScia lekarza, Tub tez do
czasu, az chory bedzie przenieSiony do
Szpitala.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-28

'NLSNu " AL I
NIGGA i tax spisza sic wszystkle
nasze kolonie, jezeli tylko nasze
komitety dobrzc zakasza reka--
wy. Nasi wyparli wroga, zbili Dol
szewik6w ma leb. ma szyje, my mu
shiny zlozyc tie so miiionow, MECH
kosztuje co chce!
Me zbierzemy so milicnow do
larow, jezeli wszyscy co juz "a
kupili, mic zakupia jcszcze DIAL
szvch bondow w ilosci dwukrot-
nie wyzszej. O tenn ciag'c naiezy
pamietac i ciqglc wszystkim pc
wtarzac.
Pamietac o TEN winnv przede-
wszyStkiem wszystkie towarzy--
silva nasze, kt6re bczwarunkowO
dobrym przykiadem zaswlecic
musza.
W Chicago, Detroit, Pittsbur-
ghu i paru innych koloniach ma
szyCh ponownie wczeto energlcz-
nd kampanic ola P.P.P. Wsze-,
die budzi sic zrozumienic, re wo-
bee nicsfychanego wysifku, z ia
kim narGd polSki ~wyrzucil hordy
boIszewickie poza swoJe sranice,
Polonia w .Ameryce musi inaczej
riz dotvchczas traktowac sPrawe
pozyczki wa w5zclkq cenc ziozyc
tc, 80 milion0w dolarow.
Polska %tryumfujc, ale Jest obe-
cnie wieccj bosa. wiecej g}odna
i wieccj be- dachu mad glowa, a
nizcli priced bolSzewickim n~ajaz.
dem. PoIonia .Amcrykanska cia-
sic to mice powinna pred swoi,
mi oczyma.
Mnozq sig objawy, &c TAX via
SHE coraz wiecej zapatrujc SIG
poczciwych patryotycznych.. le
dnostck. Many pred SODA list
<kromncso handlowca PolskieSo
L malej miesciny W pcnnSyiWan
>kicm zagiebiu - Spanglcr
rAzwiskicm \. ". Brzczon. kto-
r. juz poprzcdnio zaku7i| hy} "
naszym biurzc "a $1,500 bondow,
L ustepem nastepujacym 20
wzmozeniu sic ia kilSa do.arow.
pragne przyjsc W miare moznosci
Ojczyznic Z pomoca / zaiqczam
GEEK ma 800 ia bondy. poniewaI
ma razic wiecej mic NIGGA. SHko-
da. &c ME w>zyscy SIG poczuwa,
ia. MiclibySmy juz dla Po'ski mic
~ ale 800 miiionow. " zesziym
tygodniu chodzili til jacy5 pano-
vic i sprzcdawaIi akcye ma We
eiel W Polsce.-.Ia i'm Powicdzla-
lem. zcby icpicj sqrhcdawali bon
dy. DO CO Z tego wegla gdy Polska
upadnie..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-28
Wdziecznosc Rzadu Pol
skiego Ola Polakow
W Ameryce.
(Komunfkat Biura PraSowo = In
formacyjnego Wydz. Mar. Pol.)

Prezes Wydziaiu Narodowego
Iolskiego otrzymat masterpieces
pismo w odpowiedzi ma swoj osta-
tni kablogram do Rzadu polskie-
SO:
Dnia IS sierpnia, 1920.
Ioselstwo PolSkie
W Waszyngtonie.
No. POI.
Do Pana lana Smulskiego
Prezesa Wydzialu Narodowego.
Poselstwo zalacza przy nj
riejszem kopie odezwy Prezyden-
ia Ministr6w, WI. Grabskiego -
stwierdzajqcej wdziecznoSt rzadd
Poi&kiego ola Polakow zamiesz-
kaiych w Ameryce.
"a Posla:
FIR. Pulaski.
Irezydent Ministr6w
Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej,
WarSzawa.
Dnia %. ljpca 1920 r.
No. 1915.
Do Poselstwa Polskiego.
W Waszyngtonie.
Prosze przes}ac do WydziaIu
Narodowego Polskiego w Chica-
so ma rece Pana lana Smulskiego,
i@ko lego prezesa wyrazy serde--
cznej podzieki Rzqdu Rzeczypo-
spolitej Polskiej ola Polakow A
merykahskich. zorganizowanych
W tym Wydziale "a Slubowanie
I2cznoSci z krajem ojczystym i
uierno$ci dla niego, dyktowane
uczuciami goracej miIo5ci Oiczy-
my. kt6rej dowody liczne i wspa
male daia bez przerwy w tych
dziejowych chwilach - Polacy Z
Ameryki.
Prezydent Ministrow
w. Grabski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-28

TAX sic spisuje robotnicza,
chlopska. niezamozna koloniA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-28

kampania PIP. urzedowo
przedluzona do 3so pazdziernika.
*
Wszystkie nasze dotychczaso-
wysiiki rezultatu pozqdancgo
ME daily. Do so milion6w jcszcze
bardzo daleko.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-28

X. Biskup Paved P. Rhode W
najnowszci swojcj odezwic roze-
eianej w~szyStkim ksiczom probo-
>zczom tax pi>ze: Nv poczu-
ciu osobistego obowiazku narodo-
wego, apeluje do Wielebnego
Ksiedza Proboszcza, ably dofozyi
wszelkich staran, by w obrebie
lego parafii ME byto ami jednej
rodziny polskiej, ktoraby wedIug
moznosci bondow sobie ME zaku
piia. w tym celu, jezeli dotych-
a zorganizowanej akcyi W kto-
rejkolwiek parafii mad sprzedawa-
MEM bondow ME przeprowadzo--
no, nalegam, ably W niedziele
przyszia zorganizowano v kazdej
takiej parafii Komitet Pozyczko-
wy, ktoryby parafie podzielii ma
sekcye i postara} sic o odwiedze-
ME kazdej bee wyjatku rodziny,
a majetniejszych obywateli starai
sic naklonic do zalupna bondow
w miare ich moznosci."
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-04-28
GRIP, INFLUENZA
HamiIn's Wizard OH a Reliable
 Antlseptlc Preventive

During influenza epidemicS spray the nose and throat several times a day with one part Wizard Oil and two parts water, using an atOml1er d vou haven't an e:omlzer garGIe $c throat and snuff the mixture up tie nose. This treatment sets mp an autiseptic wall ot defense against Flu" germs.
 Chest colds and sore throat lead 10 grip Stop them st once w!th Wizard Oil before they can develop into dangerous influenza.
 Get it from druggists for soc, If not satished. return the bottle and get your money back
 Ever conStipated or have sick head ache lust try Wizard Liver Whips, pleasant little pink pills. soc al drug siSts Guaranteed
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-04-28
RU SSIAN SOVIET TROOPS
 RATHER SOW THE CROPS
 THAN GO ON BATTLEFiEt n

BUCHAREST, April 2S-- The Russian Soviet soldiers are showing that they rather SOW the crops Shan fight. This is the opinion of simon Pctlura, Ukaranian leader in eXrlan- iry the failure of the offensive again. St the Polish front.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-04-28
READ THE
 GATEWAY ALL OF THE NEWS DAILY.
Seattle,

Seattle, New York, Alaska Building. l27 W. 27th Street.
 New York for highest paid for Furs Your shipments handled by graders New York Market Prices grading the received desired shipments will be kept sepelae order that by Providing that valuation satisfactory the Fus will transportation charges prepaid Ship Ship condition Always enclose and address All payments made by check the Seattle National in other desired Special shipment
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-04-28
cemeteries by the Paris post Of the American Legion according to ar- made here today,
TAX ON WAR PROFITS

WASHINGTON, April 2S The I,9sc Democrats and insurgert B. n 5licanS hlv" agreed upon the ir.~o" i,,,..u of ,&l calling for .ct,o- ...iy, ,.,v on .;;r to raise fUulS tor ,..r- o' j;|S.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-04-28
EXPLOSION KILLS TWO

DES MONIES, April 2S- Two were ti!led and five injured, also two are missing aS a result of an explosion in
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-04-28
SHIP NOW

SHIP NOW
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-04-28
AMERICAN LEGION To
 HOLD MEMORIAL DAY
 EXERCISES I\ FRANCE

rARlS, April 2S- Memorial Day exercises will br held in American
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-04-28

the engine room of the city gas plant. 1t will he many days perhaps weeks before gas will be turned on again. The damage is estimated to be $250,- GOO.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-12
PUBLIC MAY ATTEND.

Harry c. Brown, chairman of the flag day exercises of New Britain lodge. B. F. o. E.. said today that all arrangements have been completed for the affair which will be held at the Flks' home on Washington street The affair will start promptly at S;l5 o'clock. Invitations have been ac- cepted by the various organizations in the city connected with the late wars, and auxiliary organizations. The pub lie is also extended d cordial invitation by the Elks to participate in the ex- erciSes.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-12
AUTOPSY PERFORMED
Botiy of Chnrir~ krs~tohk Tnk'n
 From N. Mar,'s Cemetery and Is

Carrying out the desire of the fam Ny Of Charles Krystottk. who died at the New Britain General hospital Tuesday morning following an opera Hon for removal nf two fingers on his loft hand, and whose death was due to cmholisnI. an autopsy was held this afternoon. While no definite sn- formation was ohtainahlc us tn who vpuld perform the operation, it was said that an out -ot town phN siciln would he in charge. Considerable rumors have been prevalent since tho 1eath of kgystnhk. Tho family of the deceased has not been satisfied with tho report of the dcnth
New Britain herald., 1920-06-12
John Woods.

The funeral of John Woods was held at 9 o'clock this morning at St. Josephs church. Rev. Michael T. Regan of Naugatuck. a nephew of the deceased. was the celebrant of a re- uuiem high mass. Rev. Patrick Daly was deacon; Rev. J. Leo Sullivan was sub-deacon. and Rev. James Tyler was master of ceremonies. The bear CTS were Joseph G., Timothy and Ed ward Woods, Timothy Began. George Hennessey and John Meehan. The committal service at the grave in St. Marys new cemetery was conducted by Rev. Michael J. Began and Rev. Patrick Daily.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-12
CITY ITEMS

Special cherry bisque ice cream to- night and tomorrow. ANelrod's pharmacy.-advt.
 Mrs. Mary Woods. mother of As sists,pt Prosecutor Joseph c. Woods, was Gcken with a shock yesterday afternou and is reported in a critical conditionVx
 The empiSg .s the New Britain telephone exchI niIl soon have a tennis court. It available about Monday. TheS ns on the west side of the pres xchange building.
 Chief William J. RawifN re- turned last night from Detroity ech. where he attended the convention of the International Police Chiefs aS- ,,~ .ltion. .
 Engine company No.- was caTfi1t.h out early last evening to extinguish a fire in an incinerator in the rear of the Palace theater.
 The Spanish War Veterans will as- semble at 7:30 o'clock tomorrow eve ming at the State armory. to attend the Flag Day exercises at the Elks' home.
 Rev. A. c. T. Steege. pastor of St. Matthew's German Lutheran church. left today for Chicago, Ill., to attend the funeral of his father. Professor Theodore Hausmann will have charge Of the services during his absence.
 Miss Olive N. Littlehales. who is a junior at Connecticut College for Women, has won the all-ccllege con- test prize for composing the new Con-
New Britain herald., 1920-06-12
PULLAR & NIVEN
COMING MARRIAGES
Miss Delta iIaugh to Wcd r. l.. Com inn---NIiclinci Iiangh to Marry Iai- Han Trchy of kcnsington.

Tho wedding of r. L.. Conlon to Miss Della laugh of this city will tsko place Tuesday morning at St. JoAcph's church with Rev. Patrick
 Daly performing tho ceremony. The groom is employed in tho trunsporta- ption dcpa rtrncnt of the stanley Works. On June s2. Michael HnuTh. brother ~ Miss Della Haugh. will take as his ptide. Miss Lillian Trehy of Kensing- fnn. The couple will bc married In st. Pnufs church by Rev. I c. Rren- nan. pastor. NIT. HuuFh ts employed af the Stanley Works
New Britain herald., 1920-06-12
FEDERAL AGENTS ACTIVE
Prohibition OniccrS Visit Local Places nnd Seize Quantity of winc~-- Great Secrecy over Their Work.

Federal oficers sw"opcd down on several places rcputcd to be selling strong drinks inyf night. but in only ono instance that is known. was any liquor secured. AZ the restaurant uf J. Battaglin tn the Arcade. several bottles of alleged wines were seized and taken to the police station. Tho movements of the officers wns closely Ruardcd and local police are unable to furnish any information as to other places visited.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-12
90. MEN GRATEFUL.

Ths,-committee on Postal Improve me,A Fishes to take this means Of
 EpID its sincere appreviation of the ~cport of the New Britain Chamber Nf Commerce. the business men of our city. also the Labor ana Fraternal orgAcizations and the many patrons of n New Britain post office who intNrssted themselves in behalf of the posts1 <employe1
New Britain herald., 1920-06-12
Mrs. w. C. AkcrS.

Word has been received in this city of the death of Mrs. Winfred C. Akers in Brooklilre. Mass. Mrs. Akers passed away yesterday morning at the .Akers home in that city. She was the wife of the former principal of the New Britain High school. The deceased leaves her husband, one daughter. Mrs. Eole Akers Hunger ford, and one son, Kenneth Akers.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-12
CARUSO FE
 DAUGHTI
Heavy Guard Is
 Home in EaS Pending
Easthampton.

Easthampton. \ that an attempt harm Gloria. infd rico Caruso, has d of private detecI around the singe1 ing investigation | dollar jewel l'obH last Tuesday.
 Letters, anpa cranIks, which ha Mrs. Caruso and the household, ar close scrutiny by
 A letter of mailed from We Il-ished the police a valuable clue. in the employees New York hotel said to have exh lace which the part of the Caru
New Britain herald., 1920-06-12
UNIOH NID soCTt.Ty.

The Junior Aid society of the Trin- lty NJ. E. church of this city. n society composed of the younger people Jf Inc church, held It's first annual ban 1fet last evening. Rev. John L.. Davis. pastor spoke. Mrs. Hollis Fos- CT and Elmer Morse rendered sotas. Mrs. Albert Zahnleithr was in charge If refreshments. and the social was mder the direction of Mrs. George InRerS.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-12
M1s1Am, ss4 sALEN.

Mrs. J. Fredericlls of 50 WolcotN street, reported to the police that some jewelry had been stolen from hey home during a fire there yesterday afternoon. Detective Sergeant Rich- ardson and Chief William J. Nnbic of the fire department, investigated the matter and fz-t-ta the jewelry behind a bathtub.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-12
FACTORY Pl
The Stanley Work With Some IntcI
 Its Headers.

The Stanley Wo published by the { Sta nley Works. is { with many items oI
 The tennis tourna women was formall| noon.
 A. A. Williams, i menrt Fl. won the for enrolling the d applicants in the S tual Benefit associ}
 The factory is cd of efficiency by al the employees wihu that are of benefit The meeting of NJ w. Truslow of de for his suggestion material in depar kozla.c was award gestion for the b to curve a certain produced at the fa gan succeeded in awards.
 Frederick GeSch with the Stanley V
 Arthur Pilz has summer position of St. Mary's play
 Frank McConn ager of the Sta nl team.
 Wilbur Lamphe Stanley Works to assistant poStmast1
 A da tighter was and Mrs. Walter
New Britain herald., 1920-06-12
SPECIAL JURY CALLED

Will Go Deep Into Dcta aIn>Surround- ing EscanAnPf @over---'1sestiand Bergt,fE on May 15.
  Philadelphia. June 12.-A special Apand jury to investigate the escap pc Grover Cleveland Bergdoll from his Znother's home here on May 1 5 and to consider the cases of all who had a hand in the escape was empanelledS yesterday by Judge J. Whitaker Thompson in the U. s. district court. The grand jury was drawn at the request of U. S. District Attorney McAvoy. The investigation will be- gin on June 21.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-12
Deaths and Funerals
Mrs. James Conley.

Mrs. Winifred Conley, wife of James Conley of 164 Beaver street, died at 12:3O o'clock this morning at her home. after d 10 days illness of pneumonia She was about 47 years old, and resident of this city for many years. She leaves besides her husband, six children. three daugh- terS. Misses Mary Margaret and Anna: three sons, James, Joseph and Edward Conley. James Conley. her eldest son is at present patient at the New Britain General hospital. ill with pneumonia. The funeral will be held at 9 o'clock Monday morning at St. Mary church. The burial will be in St. Mary's new cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-12
TO LAY C(
New Building Q
 Dcd3cafedS
Appropriate Fl

Appropriate A Fl
 Tomorrow aftel laying of the cor Boys club build1 will take place. cises will be obs lowing program
 America, Boys'' Rev. J. L. Suni| Beautiful, chorua Christ: address stone, Mayor O.l ton. Rev. J. l..
 Banner, chorus;
 Soldiers. Boys q
New Britain herald., 1920-06-12
John GlinSky,

The funeral of John Glinsky was held at o'clock this morning at S,. Andrews Lithua nian church. Rev Edward V. Grikis officiated at a re- quiem mass. The burial was in St. Mary's new cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-12

necticut college song, Our Alma Mater.'' Miss Littlehales is the daughter of H. A. Littlehales.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-12
Leonard R. Mallory.

The funeral of Leonard B. Mallory was held at o'clock this afternoon from B. C. Porter Sons funeral rooms. The funeral was private and the burial was in FNairview. cem etery
New Britain herald., 1920-06-12
Frank S.llrciner,

Frank Schreiner. aged two years. son of Mir. and Mrs. Frank Schrciner of 16S Curtis street, died last night of diphtheria. The funeral was held this afternoon, and the burial was in St Mary's new cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-12

We wish to extend our sincere thanks to all friends and relatives for their kindness and sympathy during our bereavement at the death of oui. beloved wife, mother, daugher and sister.
 OSCAR J. SAHRBACHER.
 NORMAN DANBERG
 MRS. ANNA. DANBERG
 AND FAMILY.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-27
CAPITAL

New Improvements and enlargement Of plant equipment and facilities
require Capital Heretofore the money for this purpose
Piled by outside These seeking advantages which
the feels should be extended and employees has,
therefore, and 10000 shares Preferred
Stock Lakands allotment the stock 300 shares The Company
you become Profit Sharing Partner having Preference earnings and
assets the Preferred and Common stockholders and the
dividends which otherwise would go of the state
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-27
INVESTMENT

In essential industry Of this kind find Of mqueston
able stability Importance you The funds
derived from the sale this allotment Of stock will be expended improving
your well that Of your community city and county, and d.
recy every business whether the purchased from the Company
Never the history of this country has of this kind
much to the average person.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-27
COMPANY

Its service and product absolute necessity the health comforts and
bppness Of the people vital factor the growth and development
the community city, county and imperative in this climate that there
should be an ample supply of ice service for all domestic business
FISH industry and vegetable refrigeration During the last few years
the Company gross business has increased 100 cent Lakeland and Folk
County are steadily and actively forging ahead
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-03
Roebuck Golfers
 Holding Tourney
Qualifying Round Is Now On
 Match Play Starts Soon

The Roebuck Club golf championship tournament Is now on. Play began yes- terday, when the first eighteen holes of tnt thirty-six-hole qualifying round were played by some of those entered
 Those who failed to play their first eighteen holes of the qualifying round yesterday must do so today The remain> ing eighteen holes will be played on or before Tuesday,
 There will be several flights. The play CTS who finish in the first sixteen places m the qualifying round will compose the championship flight. The next sixteen will compose the second flight, and so on. There will be as many flights as entries justify.
 The first matches of all flights must be played OH or before Thursday. Seconc matches must be played on or before next Monday. Third matches close Thursday, October 14, and the finals will be played off Saturday. October l6.
 There vii be trophy offered for low medal scores, thirty-six holes. There will be trophy given to the winner and run ner-up of each flight, and to the winner of -eacii consolation flight. Entrance fees are as follows: Chanl- picnship flight, &; second flight, "A; suc- ccoding flights. s2
 specia, ground rules, if any, will be posted on the clubs bulletin board. Oth- erwise | s. G. A. rules will govern. Dis. putes, if any, will be decided by the goli committee.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-03

has been showing increasing aggressive ness ever since the first of the season. Cooper at right tackle, Sessions at cen ter. Johnson at left guard. and Brown at right tackle also displayed great stuff. Norris left half. and w. A. Argo, right half played star ball for Marion, and Marion's entire line showed commenda- ble stamina.
 Lineup:
 Alabama Clemens left end; Brown, left tackle. Johnson, left guard: Ses- sions, center; Hunt, right guard Cooper, right tackle; Kelley. right end; Sewell' quarterback; OConnor. right half; Ste- venson, fuIlbacl1; Lenoir left half.
 Marion Ollinger, left end; Wilcox, lett tackle: Curry, left guard; Albert, cen ter: Peck, right guard; Oliver. right tacltel; Deshazo, right end; Argo, quar- terback; W. A. Argo, right half: Wingo fullback; Norris, left half.
 Score by quarters:
 Alabama ...........t.....;....V fl II l-4' Marion ................,.....0 VI
 Summary: Touchdowns, Lenoir 3, Ste venson g. Clemens 1, OConnor 1. Goals from touchdowns; O'Connor 3. SeweH 4 Substitutions: For Alabama, Newton foi Kelley, Nichols for O'Connor, Montgom- cry for Hunt. Baty for Lenoir, HovateI for O'Connor O'Connor for Sewell, I.e- noir for Baty, Aldrich for Johnson, Kirby for Hovater; for Marion, Baker for Wilcox. Umpire Red Harris fAu- burn) referee. Watkins (Sewanee); heae linesman Collier (athletic director E II. S); tmekeepers, Fioretti (Alabamaf Turner (Marion).