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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-18
Gescheidt Getting wen KNOWN

TOTTENvILLE. Aug. 1S:-Mo-
torcycle Officer Maurice Gescheidt
is becoming we'll known for the way
in which he keeps speeders within
the law on the island. This fact
was brought out during the testi-
mony of Edward Campbell. of New
Rochelle. who was fined Monday in
the second district court the sum
of $25 for speeding by Magistrate
Mullen. Campbell was arrested by
Officer Gescheidt and during his
case remarked to the magistrate,
yes. I was told of this man way
down at Atlantic City" Magistrate
Mullen's r%ejoinder was. You are
just as likely to hear of him in San
Francisco"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-18
COSTLY MOTOR BOAT, STOLEN
LAST WEEK., is RETURNED

BY SIAN Correspondent.
TOTTENVILLE, Aug. is. The
handsome motorboat. the property of
Wilbur Nance, of Page avenue, which
was stolen from its moorings at the
foot of Page avenue, was returned
to Mr.. Nance by Commodore Moore
Robert Enright and Melvin Stricklin
of the Bently Yacht Club on Sunday
morning. Commodore Moore dis
covered the. boat tied UP to a dock
in Keyport.
The boat was first missed by
Nance when he on Tuesday
morning, August 10. The missing
boat was reported to the 60th prec-
linct police station at T~ottenville and
a search for the boat started. The
detective and police traced the boat
to the Shrewsbury River and Pleas
ure Bay and were planning to visit
the waters of Keyport, when the
boat was found and returned. The
boat which is one of the most COM
'pleteiy equipped in this vicinity is
valued at $1,000. 1t was not
damaged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-18
DENY APPLICATION FOR
INJUNCTION IN GAS CASE

By star Correspondent.
TOTTENVILLE, Aug. 1s.-Su-
preme Court Justice Of Brooklyn has
denied the application of the New
York and Richmond Gas Company
for an injunction to restrain the Pub
Tic Service Commission from enforce
kng the 81 Gas law of 1906 on Staten
Island. The gas company claims
that it is losing money under the 81
gas rate and unless IL Is allowed to
increase it's rate it will have to dis
continue service before many weeks.
The Public Service Commission
showed that a suit brought by the
company to declare the 81 rate con-
fscatory and void is now in the
course of trial before one of the Off
cial referees Of the Supreme Court.
Justice Scudder on this evidence said
that no injunction should be granted
until a decision has been made as a
result of the trial before the ref
eree.t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-18
FINES IMPOSED ON
VlOLATORS OF TRAFFIC

by SIAN correspondent
TOTTENVILLE, Aug. Is. - The
following cases for violation of traffic
ordinances have been disposed of by
trict court:
jack Lustgarten. 12s Powell street,
Brooklyn, $40; Howard Nichols. 125
West 81 street. Brooklyn, $40; Frank
Cohn 6013-19th street, Manhattan,
$25; Joseph Menkes, 408 Cherry
street, Manhattan, suspended sem
tence; Alonzo B. Coles, LA West 9Sth
street, Manhattan. s25; Samuel FISH
er, $40 East SIND street, Manhattan,
$25; Max Goldstein. $50 Riverside
Drive, Manhattan, SIS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-18
REPORT
PEACE TO GODDESS

TOKIO-Conclusion of the peace
is being reported to Amaterasu. the
SHAREHOLDERS and Grand Ancestress
of the Emperor by Prince Fushimi,
who as Imperial proxy is visiting the
Use Shrines, as well as the mauso-
leum of Jimmu Tenno, the first an
peror of Japan and that of En-
peror Meiji. Whenever any event
of national importance occurs in
Japan a messenger is sen by the
emperor to make a report to the
Sun Goddess. After the war with
Russia Admiral Togo returned
thanks before the national shrine
which was founded 1900 years g
and which contains the Sacred Mir
ror, emblem Of the goddess.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-18
FIND MANS BODY

BY STAN CORRESPONDENT.
T0TTENVILLE, Aug. IS. The
police harbor squad found the body
of an unknown man at the foot of
John street, Port Richmond yester-
day and efforts are being made to
identify him. He is described as be-
Ing a man of five feet eve inches in
height, weighing about $50 pounds,
smooth shaven and dark complexion.
The body was clothed in blue over
alls and jumper. The police believe
that the body is that of a barge
captain who was drowned from a
lighter off Bayonne recently.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-18
Chinese Journalists visit Japan

By The Associated Press.
TOKIO-Japan is receiving the
first visit of a party of Chinese
newspaper men since feeling be-
tween the two nations became
strained. With one exception all
the members of the party are Can
ton men. Japan's trade with South
China is steadily growing with Can
ton as the gate for Japanese goods.
The party contains a journalist who
was prominent in the anti-Japanese
boycott in China and the visit is
welcomed as a sign of alleged anne
Iteration in the relations between
the two countries.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-18
Woodbridge

Mr.. and Mrs. w. Guy Weaver are
entertaining relatives from Eastons
Pennsylvania.
DR.. and Mrs. B. W. Hoagland are
spending a week at Cape May Point.
Mrs. I. T. Spencer and daughter
are at Asbury Park.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-18

the amount of each grade of fish in
the hands of exporters.
Other measures provided for the
grading of fish and the inspection
of vessels to be used for exporting
the product, most of which goes to
Mediterranean and South American
ports. The sponsors of the legisla-
ton said it was designed to improve
the quality of the cured fish, to en-
sure its safe transportation and to
prevent gluts in foreign markets
with consequent price cutting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-18
TottenDiLle

Miss Anna Larsen has returned
after spending her vacation in Cleve-
land, Ohio.
Clarkson lotion, cashier of the
s. S. White Dental Company, is
spending a two weeks vacation at
Asbury Park.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-18
Refuse Journeymen BARRIERS
Demands.

BY Stan Correspondent.
TOTTENVILLE, Aug. IS, - The
Staten Island Master BARRIERS AS
ISOLATION has adopted resolutions re-
fuskng to accede to the demands of
the journeymen BARRIERS who wen on
strike Monday. The master BARRIERS
claim that the strikers have no or
~ganization backing and refuse to
listen to them. 1t Is reported that
the few BARRIERS who are out hav
not caused the boss BARRIERS any loss
of business.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-18
Engaeement Is Announced.

By STAN Cc~rrespondeut.
T0TTENvILLE, Aug. 1S.-Dr. and
Mrs. j. Havergal Sheppard, of 100
Park venue Port Richmond, have
announced the engagement of their
daughter Miss Helyn Victoria to
Addison E. Pero, of Keyport, N. j.
Mr.. Pero is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George F. Pero. OF lis Decker
avenue, Port Richmond.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-18
Cow Kick is Fatal

HOPKINSvILLE. Ky.-A COW
kicked John Hammock. Trenton
farmer, in the ankle. Blood poison
followed and Hammock died.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-11
toilet goods
for W 0nddy

We are going to make up for
our lengthy silence with toilet
goods specials out of the ordi.
nary. Every article bears a
name that establishes its worth
more than that we needn't
say.
Pebeco tooth paste acc
Pepsodent tooth paste 45c
Lilac vesetal $50
Daggstt and RamsdelPs cold
cream 45e
Fleet. chap lip sticks 2zc
Peroxide cream 22c
La Perla eastile soap, one
pound bar 89c
La Psrla green CASTLE soap,
per pound bar. LIS
Stork CASTLE. per cake tie
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-11
ArnlOur'S
fine toilet
soaps
Dozen &C. 84c

We;have a complete line of Ar
mour's pure daintily scented
toilet soap, that was purchased
at such a remarkably low price
that we are in a position to offer
them by the dozen cakes, almost
as cheaply as we ourselves can
buy them today.
There is choice of the following
scents:
Buttermilk
Clyesrin
Cueumber
Cold Cream and Clycerin
Almond and Bensoin
verbena bath tablets
Geranium bath tablets
Violet bath tablets
Peroxide bath tablets
and others.
Main Fla.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-11
remnant special

A table full of embroidery remnants
both domest tic and imported qualities
lengths from 2 to 4 yards in width )
from a to is inches; qualities suit
able for undcrskirt flouncing are
greatly reduced and worthy of note.
Main Floor
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-11
enbroideries
lie

A table full of clean up to inches
wide embroiderics, on the finest of
lawn and Swiss. Offering choice Of
small or bold patterns. blind or open
work designs, at this very special
price.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-11
cretonne pillows
Csc

We offer our regularly LIS cretonne
pillows These are 20 inches round
in pretty bungalow shape. Filled with
EEyptian cotton, Kapok. These are
indeed worthy At s5c.
-Balcony-Msin FIssr
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-11
odd pattern cloths

We have number of odd pattern table cloths in two
two and half and three yard lengths of fine quality
of Irish linen, and because there napkins to
match them, and because the designs do not offer
wide range of choosing have repriced them SO that
they represent savings of an unusual nature.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-11
18-inch flouncing
49c

A pretty assortment of imported en-
broidered flouneing suitable for chill
dren's dresses. offering a pleasing ar
ray of attractive designs, grouped for
quick and sensational selling in this
very timely sale at 4Sc per yard
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-11
crochet laces
21c

This will prove your last opportunity
to buy these heavy crochet laces for
less than 35c yard. The next arrival
of them will cost us within a few
cents of the price you are required
to pay here tomorrow. These are in
cluny and crochet effects. and offer a
splendid saving.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-11
odd napkins
so, $50 to 1000 dozen

Pure linen napkins in odd designs 22 inches square,
good heavy quality, will be cleared at the above prices
which in every instance represent savings of the
ordinary. Main floor
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-11
ClOSter Perle 1Oc

ton for embroiderinE pillow tops, cen
terpieces, scarfs and all manner Of
fancy work. Comes in black. blue,
red and green only. 1oc per ball.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-11
val laces
10c

All new, recently arrived Walls. The
present-day worth at least Csc per
yard. Plenty of matched sets, includ-
ing edges and insertions, in round
thread or square mesh. A leading fea-
ture of the sale at loo yard.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-11
embroideries
SC

This group offers a few hundred
yards of clean. value full exception
ally worthy embroideries. assorted
kinds and widths, for a variety of
sewing purposes. and very special for
SC.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-11
our January sale of laces and embroideries
SPECIALS
In the January Unite sale from the
linen shop

SHEEIlNG--9O inch or I0X4 full bleached sheet
ing; soft finish, not more than IL ~
yards to customer; special per yard OCc
SHEETS-Offering 20 dozen 81x9O seamless sheets
torn and hemmed; made of high grade round
to tss Customer sSns e each n'' over 1859
YARDS OF MUSLIN-Three yards of 36-inch
genuine Indianhead muslin, that is worth consider
ably more than this special low 4 ~
price, for tomorrow, three yards for .UU
SHEETS-72x90, hemmed ready for using. flat CEN
ter seam; full bleached; extra 80
value, each
TABLE CLOTHS-Hemmed pattern table cloths of
heavy mercerzed damask; two yards long, in pref
spe sisG'' saeR o. A'''As''s designs LA
SHEETING-90 inch linen sheetng; soft round
thread weave; good for fancy work q or
pillow cases and bedding; per yard L.LD
PILLOW TUBING-Webb and company's fine 49,
inch pure linen pillow tubing. Finest quality for
cases. cas- s g yard D''''N $50
UNION LINEN SHEETS-Sze 72x1O8 being half
linen they launder perfectly, and are recommended
special aIo per ss'z pair ''SSS afsVS'y 1880
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-11
baby flouncing
SOC

small lot of 27-inch wide babv
fiouncing; some ruffled, some plain:
all embroidered on fine batiste and
SWISS: offers very unusual saving
indeed in our January Sale of Laces
and Embroideries at see a yard.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-11
cretonne pillows
soc

1s-inch round cretenne pillows in =
pretty assortment of designs. These
filled with soft, fluffy Esyptian cotton
mixed with Kapok, a very lightweight,
fluffy filling. These sell regularly At
Use.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-11
SPECIALS
IN the January Unite sale from
white goods


LINoN-A specially treated fabric
which looks and feels like pure linen.
Is really superior to Inch in service
Per yard = q rs Df''e' SOC
PANAMA CHECKS-our, very best
quality OF pajama check in small
check design: full yard wide. On
Special, per yard &c
DONEGAL LINoN--Fuu 40 inches
wide. sun~bleached with linen finish.
One. of the best fabrics known for
l Per yard i'f' ''A'fn'- sec
d. NJ. c. LAWN--4o inches. very
sheer quality for making aprons and
yard 81 35c
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-11
20x36 towels SOC
pair pillow cases
1.95

Special offering Of six dozen Of un-
usually pretty stamped pillow cases
These are made Of soft finish, SER
yieeable domestic in stamped pretty
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-11
mill ends
15c

a limited quantity of embroidery
flouncing up to 1s inches wide, in
lengths from to 5 yards, and which
would sell from the complete n;eee
at from Csc to 35c, may be chosen in
this sale at the exceptionally low
price of 15c per yard.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-11
art shop specials
featured during the January
Unite sale on the bulcOnU

And these, please note, are mostly new stamped
goods-the most staple needed kinds, and they
too, present savings in keeping with the spirit Of
this splendid thrift event.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-11
torchon laces
SC

fairly large quantity of Torchon
laces, mostly in ecru color. These are
from very narrow widths up to IL
inches wide. They are woven of silk
finish mercerized thread, which has
the appearance and renders the SER
vice of pure linen. N
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-11

We offer a limited quantity of wire
mesh Val laces that can be used for
all spring and summer sewing pur-
poses at the very special price of
121ac per yard. The same quality
wider priced up to 25c.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-11

WHITE P0PLIN-27- inch wide pop
Infused for making nurses uni
forms and chiidrens En
dresses. Special, yard OUC
WHITE VOILE--40-inch wide sheer
chiffon wolfe for making bfouses and
dresses and all manner Of dainty cos
TUNES. Very special. On
Per yard O0C
SHEERETTE-A dainty sheer lo-in.
wide fabric and one Of the best for
fashioning spring aud summer gar
ments for women and chill RI
dren. Per yard QUO
FL.AXoN-36-inch wide white flaxon.
dainty and sheer, in checks, stripes
and plain. One of the best known
Per . yard d. spring wear SOC
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-11
bottle beads 10c

A big assortment Of bottle beads for
use in trimmings. Nj making beaded
bags and beaded novelties: regular
price of these is 15c per bottle, and
now our entire stock is offered at
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-11
guest towels 29c

A special offering of new arrival Of
stamped guest towels. These are in a
splendid variety and will, when this
event has passed. sell for good deal
more.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-11
boxed nainsook
Red Star
diapers
ready hemmed

Per e l ssasa SQUARE ESQ
a % t dsesa SQUARE 2.89
per ss . asssa SQUARE 3.25
WHITE OUTING-One case contain
ing 24oo yards of white outing, 81
inches wide--an extra heavy quality
will be sacrificed in the January
White Sale tomorrow Or
per yard Z0C
FLANNEL-We offer viyella white
flannel. non-shrinkable quality, for a
variety Of sewing purposes. on
Special, per yard 10Y
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-11
offering clean, neU, Wanted
trimmings at popular prices
BEGINS TOMORROW

Not until after this sale passed. will the great increases
due to the scarcity of aces and embroidere begin be
felt The elaborate preparations made for this sale
many months will enable to offer the qualities
the broadcast of assorments at the lowest possible prices
would be far profitable to take these advantage
ousy purchased aces Chat have stored away for
months in anticipation this saley and offer them
for regular selling at higher prcesthat is profitable in
dollars and centsbu this reckons it's profit not onv
IN terms OF money but in terms of friendships and for
that reason we offer these aces bought them at re-
markably low prices
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-11

At present, laces of this character
cannot be purchased at any price. Az
ter this sale the same quality will be
at least 25c yard, if we have them
at all The lot includes everything
from narrow picot edging up to SPLEEN
DID trimmings full 2 inches wide.
Choice, per yard, DC.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-27
POSZEWKI

Gzdo5re ~Labkowane
~poszewl<i, bardZo do
bry gatunek, Sc var
tosc, 2 "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-27
Z DEPARTMENT. Stanu,
John REEL MIAL PODRO-
BICNY PASSPORT AMERY-
KANSKI.
WaSzyngton. D. c.

Department Stanu ogi">il xii,
a dai temu. &c areSztoWanv "
marcu W Fin'andyi John Reed.
miai pod-ob;ony zarowno pasz.
port. .jak ! inne uwierzytelniaj2-
cc"papiery awerykanskic. 70 Wy,
puszczeniu 60 na wolnoSt pre-
rad iin,adzki, Reed powrocii dc
Ro>yi boISzewickiej i braE czynny
udzial " drugim ~kongreSic Trzc-
ciej Komuni>tyczuej Miedzyna--
rodOwki. Obccnic zaS speinja TO
e amcrykaIIskiego przedstawicic
la W komitecic Wykonawczvm
tcj organizacyi.
Swego czaSu pra>a rozpisywa-
Ia sic >zeroSo o aresztowaniu
johna Reeda. " niektoryrh pie.
mach znaIaz}y sic przypuszczenia,
Il passport j inne papiery lego
ME byiy prawne. a,c pojawiio SIC
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-27
z WACLAWOWA.

- W przyszly wtOrek, dnia 2Sgo
wyzeSuia, D godzinie oSmej wieczo-
rem " sail parafialnej Sw. Waciawa
odbedzie sic walne wsp0lpe posie-
dzenie Polskiej Rady Narodowej,
Komttetu Obywatelskiego, Sekcyi
Ratuukowei Polek. wszystkich Pre-
zes0w i prezesek towarzystw ma Va
ciaEOwie i Komitet6w Dobrobytu Z
obu klub6w. Poniewaz So bardzo
wazne Sprawy narodowe iakotez j
parafialne do om6wienia, vice wszy
scy i~nteresowani powinni sic stawit
be- wyjatku.
- pi%rwSna niedziele pazdzier-
niHa, TO jest dnia $50, o godainie
$50 wieCzorem " sail parafialnej
$w. Wac}awa zbierze sic niezawodnie
wszystka miodziez 2 Waclawowa i 2
sasiednich parafii, gdyl " dniu tym
nasi miod1iency 2 Tow. NajSw. lmie-
mia urzadzaja tax zWany ,,Buuco'
poiaczony z zabawa towarzysks. Po-
niewaz nasi ~mlodziency nosza sic 4
UySla urzadZenia sobie Iokalu klubo-
Vego, vice nietylkO mlodztei, lecz
stsrsi powinni pospieszyC ma te "a
have, by wspom6dz kase tegoz TO-
warzystwa.
- Bazaar p~arafialny ma WaclawO.
vie odbedzie sic " tym roku W ME
dziele, 1890 pa&dz., dla towarzystw
meskich, " Srode, 1890. dla TOW.
zenskich, a W piatek, 15go, ola die
CT szkolnych / toWsrzystw mlodzie1y,
ostatni dzieh, 17go, pr]zezuaczonv
Jest ola kupcow, przemysIowc6w,
klub6w i wszystkich parsfian.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-27
miejscowych Mkt sic dopukac
mic moIc...

.,~Patrvota" l. Filadclfii T. TAXA
zupelnic sIu>znq pod adresem
poIskith kupc0w wystePuje uwa-
ga:
,.kurry poIscv. ktorzy zyja L
l'o!akow. ktorzy PREY w$zelklch
paradach patryotvCznWch czy wy
stepach popisowych zawszc pie
wsi maniiestuja swoj patrvotyzm
ostatnim terminic pozyczko-
wynn powinni zakupit tylc bon
dow. ably uzvshac pierwszenstwo
" YorliwoSci patryotyczncj pred
robotniNiem polskim. DO ten do,
tad stoi ma pierwazem melscu.
Nc najsorzcj re wszystkich "
pozyczcc tel. >pisaIi sic ci. ma Nt".
poparcic naiwiecci liczylla-
my. CT co sic L mas wszvstkich ma
ia nai'eHici ia-mcrzy pol,cy".
dowodnimy to niehawcm c,y'ra
mi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-27

r0wniez kilka artykulow, dowo.
dzacych, re papierom tym mic
MONA mic zarzucic. " piSmie
,Harveys Weekly" Z dnia q sicr
pnia postawiony byl wyrazny "a
rzut, &c ,.temu notoTyczuemu bol-
szewrkowi (Reedowi). -. pozwu.
,,lono ma prowadzenic spishu pre-
ciwko naszemu rzadowi pod c.
pieka amerykanskiego paszpor,
tu."
W rzeczywistoSci atoli wszy--
stkic znaIezionc PREY MIN papic.
ry, kt6rych ORIGINALLY znajdujg
sic w posiadaniu Departments
Stanu. zostaiy podrobionc. a mia
nowicie:
j. Marta identyfikacyjna No.
6422. wydaua dnia Stycznia, 1879
roku, dla lanes GromIcy, Dnia
80 wrzeSnia wvdano Gromlcvowi
duplikat togo certyfikatu, 3D.
original skradliono mil w New
! Gorku dnia p Wrzc&uia 1919 I.
Document ten dostaf sic widocz,
mic w iakiS sposob W pooiadanie
.lohna Rceda. kt6ry 60 zmjcuij
odpowiednio. usunawszy iotogra,
fie Gromleya, a za>tapiwszy ia
'>woja. Podpis Gromlcya, widnic,
}qcy w rogu owej iotog7aiii, Jest
oczyWiSCic rownici podrc5iony
bardzo prznpomina podPis iakoby
Salnueia .Arno'da m~lodszego No
podrobionym paszporcic.
? Nsdzwyczajny passport No.
1882. wy5any Samueiowi Arnul-
dow miodszcmu. 4 datuWany W
Paryzu dnia 20 wrzeSnia 1919 =.
Jest take podrObiony. laczuic L
podpisem ambassadors a"acc
W, rzeczywiStoSci bowicm mac
zwyczaJ ny passport. nUszacy MI,
mer porzedkVwy 2J32. wydany
Jyi przez ambasade W Paryzu
dnia iSgo sierpnia 1919 ru&u ola
Nathana Louisa Pavi>a.
3 List adresowany do Samue-
Ia ArnoIda m~iodszcgo. z data -
pazdziernika 1919 roku i iaHoby
pod7jsany przez ambassadors Wal
lace, Jest rowniel pod-ubiony IA
zcm / podpisem.
~ Upowaznienic I'd komitetu
Pubiicznvch lnlormacyi. no>zacc
date ,, pazdz;e-nika 1919 roku, =
wydane d,a Namueia .Arnoida
~m}odszcso. ;aNzc zo>taio Podro
bionc.
Gdy rad i~inIand1Ni a~re>ztowaI
pc RAJ ~pier"szy Rccda. o,wiad--
cyl on, ze sic na]!ywa lanes
Urom,ey. pozniej iednak przyznal
sc do swego wfaSciwego nazwis-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-27
y. u. p.
e. Biura Komitetu Glownego
w Waszynstonie.)

L ostatuich dziennikow. otrzy,
manych l. POLISH dowiadujcmy
sic. Zc tam wSzvstkic ostatnic
pozyczki panStwowe zosta}y po,
krytc L ogromng nad"yzHa... CO
my ma to?
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-27

Jedna 2 Polek W Cleveland o.
trzymaIa cd swojcj prz,iarjolk;
L Pv@nania list. W kt"r,m znajdu
jc >,e nastcrr:qcy znamirnn,
rstep:
.Wszyscy na,i chiopcy ida, L
my tez beIziemy pracoNaiy d,a
obrony. Wy " .\merycc >pom
nijcjc Wasz u~bowiazc% j zani>ul
cic poiyczkr du'arowq dIa Odr",
dlenia Oiczyluy. Naldy Peak
III to zrobii. My nawct liubnc
obrqczhi oddajemy ma :Skarb IaI,
>twa."
rraSa " I'o,,cc >ta,c vz,wa
tam wszvstkich maiacyrh krcw-
nyth w Amcrycc, ably &" mich pi
>ali. aDy i'm prIyPomln"li obo-
wiazki wobec Ojrzyzny i konic-
cluo:> pokrytia tel - miIjono-
wei polyczki. N'adomo, zc Poi
,ha ogromnjc liczy ma ,c Nomoc
, &c SIC ici stanowczo Spodziewa.
| prnychodza W iStocic iisty Ia
kic do rodakow na>zych W INA
cznej iIo,ci. nic,tety. dostaja jc
zazwyczaj Ct. CO lul polyczl"
wsztstko. CO pozvczyc mog,l. \
do tvch CO .,leza ma rieniadzach'
Mkt l. Poi<ki MIC zanuka. a /
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-27

IA. O lie wiadomo Department.
;owi Stenu. nicma takiei osoby,
Etorabv nosila nazwisko Samuc-
IA Arnolda mlodszc9o, ma imic
Ntorego wlasnic zosta|y podrobio
nc try papiery ReeGa.