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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-26
AWAY FROM THE WORLD
(By Edgar A. Guest)

It's good for fellow to walk away
From the busy world and the busy
day;
It's good for him now and then to
From the crowded streets, where
there's gold to earn,
And spend some time in quiet zone
And be for little while alone.
It's good for man to take his ease
In the shade of the wise and ancient
trees;
To lie by stream that has danced
along
Since the world began with it's right
and wrong,
And spend some time with the con-
slant things
That have outlived empires and
crowns and kings.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-26
A NJ u S E M E N rs

Langham, Pauline Stark as Hope
Langham, Ward Crane as King
Frank Wally as Teddy Langham
Wallace Berry as Mendoza, Wilfred
Lucas as President Alvarez, Mel
bourne Mcdowell as Mr.. Langham
Fred Kohler as McWilliams. Philo
Mccullough as Captain Stewart, and
Ogden Crane as Burke.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-26

LOST-Last Sunday near Lakeland,
AKA Goodyear cord tire on Fire
stone rim, mounted on wire wheel.
Liberal reward is returned to Nor
gan-Buick Company, Jacksonville,
Fla. 79S
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-26

IF YOU WANT to BUY a good prop
ositfon in a truck we have one for
about $3.50. Also one Oakland,
fine shape, priced cheap, Main St.,
Auto and Machine Co. 119 w. Main
st. Phone IS. 1888
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-26
1t is good for man when the spring
oop,oc hanIy

1t is good for man when the spring
comes back,
To get away from the beaten track
To quit the hurry and fret and grind
OF the daily tasks, and rest his mind
In the fields and woods where the
air is clean,
And ponder awhile on what has been.
So when spring returns and the trees
awake
And the streams the shackles Of win.
ter break,
1t is good for man to leave the
crowd
And turn from the eager and rich
and proud,
To walk alone where the skies are
fair
For he shall strengthen his faith out
there
The modern gold coinage Of Europe
was commenced by the Florentines in
1859.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-26

LOST-Gold o. e. 81 Lodge pin.
Return to Lakeland Sanitariun
over State Bank. Reward. 7sl
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-26

WANTED-4o MEN TO WORK FOR
THE ICE FACTORY. WORK DAY
OR NIGHT AND EXTRA TIME.
1888
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-26
ADDITIONAL CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR SALE-Good sewing machine
and bicycle. Cheap. At GIT North
Tennessee avenue. 1856
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-26

Florida has an average of fifty-sev-
on inches Of rainfall annually.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-26

FOR RENT-6-room house, New York
avenue, completely furnished, to
small family. Phone 1874. 787
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-26

LOST-At basket ball game Friday
afternoon, hand knit tan scarf,
with blue border. The young man
who picked 1t up will please return
same to Telegram Office. 7S5
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-29

ment at the end Of the week was the
disposition Of the distant months 20
so 60 this premium that liz normal
over the near months.
Tuesday win end the sixth ginning
period OF the season and more than
ordinary interest Will he taken liz 'he
figures on IL because or the heavy
ginning Of late for which there are two
explanations. one being that this il >
large crop and the other that cotton
stored In the seed was freely sent 60
the gins during the fifth period. In
terest IN ginning has increased also
because OF the announcement rs the
department q agriculture that its an
nuai estimate Of the crop will he o.
sued on the IS "a Of December. The
report on the sixth ginning period win
be issued December s 50 that It viii
be the final ginning report before the
governments estimate Is published
and viii BE- used a. the basis og fore
casts 0f the estimate.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-29
WEEKLY COTTON.
SUMMARY GIVEN
Early Advances Were Cut Down BY
Heavy Selling

NEW ORLEANS. Nov rs. Aftsr
making substantial advances during
the early part Of last week the cotton
market fen heavy. selling pressure dur
ing the last two sessions and all
months were sent TO the new low
levels for the season. January trading
as low as 1885 and July as low as
i4.41 Weakness IN tho spot markets.
OF the interior was ore o. the main
reasons for The decline although there
was also selling on me continued an
satisfactory state OF trade in general,
small mill takings and reports from
England that apinnera were balloting
on the question OF curtailmont OF SO
percent ia spindles working on the
American cotton. The advances or tho
early part Of the week were mainly
due 20 the easier money markets in
this country. the fall Of call money in
New York 20 4 t-e perc mt after hours
Monday being considered one % the
most important events for cotton in
many weeks.
Al tho highest OF the week prices
were So 20 "a points over the cloIug
quotations OF the ~ eceding week. az
tho lowest IT was % 70 &c points under
The range Of prices was 1875 to s25
net losses Of So 70 1a3 points. Janu-
AIRY closed at t40s; after having trad
ed as high as 1910. In the spot de-
partment midaling last 3 points. and
closed az 1900. A notable develop
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-29

of some experience or episode YOU
ubserye--"Just like a movie ulavr
That's just Il The motion ngess;fs
has already created among it, mllllots
Of fans . habit 81 measuring lIfa
tlsnalszing and siramatlxlng Il. III
terms Of the atm.
Almost every person has had aon,n
experience, has observed some ever,
gay DRAMA. or knows some chmraeiss
whose big hour" il Just iIko IA III.
movies =
Here's your chance 10 wriss that en-,
sode or that character down. with =.
good an opportunity as anyone H. .N.r,
the 5000 prizes In The Journal
Parker Read scenario contest
I0m0Fr0w's Journal. which alone i.
handling the contest ia thls CITY. wiil
give You some Instructions az "a hosx
your scenario should be nrenare,i
wllat % % and what To avoid
Today just spend q few hours vls.
ualizing thai character or exparienes--
may be your 0wn--Nhieh mas he
"makines" Of ph0toplay which would
be suitable for Louise Glaufn. Parker
hend's brilliant screen star.
- 4 Formally, you must enroll IN
the contest by filling out and rnaIIsua
ne registration coupon 10 the see
mario Contest Editor of The Journsl
WATCH T0MORRow's JOURNAL.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-29
COALING BIDS
FOR SHIPS ASKED

WASHINGTON, Nov. o. Tenders
FOR furnishing 2230.0O0 tons az bunker
coal for government merchant ships
durlne the coming year were called
for tonight ~ the shipping board.
Bids syil1 be opened December i0 and
performance bond equal 10 80 percent
az the total of the award required o.
the successful bidders.
Officials estimated that the govern
mcnt fleet could obtain a years coal
for s83.J000 BY this means. which
they declared would be- a saving OF
millions ~ dollars. as the board has
been forced into the open market in
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-29
SOUTHERN ELEVENS PROVED TO Be
WORTHY OPPONENTS OF COUNTRY'S
BEST WARRIORS In 1920 SEASON

have ever experienced came 70 a close
last wsoh with number 81 spectacu-
iar contests Ia which the wcll-coachea
olevens 81 the south proved themselves
worthy foes ~ the country's best oiov-
ems
Attendance records were broken az
almost an southern neids. according
60 ail reports here. and interest
among students and other spectators
ran higher than ever before. The
greatest feature Of the season IN the
minds 81 many. however. was the
large number ~ Eridirun machines Of
outstanding caIbre that were devei-
oped
There were number 81 intersec-
tlonal contests during the season and
Indications are that more win be
scheduled next year. Centre is 20 play
Harvard again next season. Georgia
Technical viii play some big eastern
eleven. probably Yale. other teams
that are expected 20 engage IN inter
sectional games Include Auburn. North
Carolina state. Tulane, ". NJ Viz
ginta University. Washington and lee
and possibly others. From their rec
orda Of this year. many ~ them have
, az least an even chance OF returning
victors.
I OF the many great elovens that the
season produced four came through
with records Of no defeats By other
Dixie teams. three ~ them. Georgia
Tech. Georgia University and Tulane.
IN the Southern intercollegiate Ath-
letic Association. and one. ". ~. T.. in
the south Atlantic Conference. Geor-
Eia University and Y. A. T. lost no
games, the Virginians winning against
Pennsylvania University IN their only
international contest. aud Georgia
combining is games 20 southern grid
irons. Tech lost only 20 Pittsburgh
ard Tulane 20 Michigan.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-29
READ THIS LETTER-THEN WRITE YOUR PHOTOPLAY
Editor Journal. pensacola :

Editor Journal. Pensacola:
"A gives me ri sure to learn thai
Pensacola folks are to have q splendid
chance In competition for the $4,000
scenario contest which The Journal
has 50 effee lively launched.
Reports from other cities indicate
no less enthusiastic start of the ma
tlonal competition Of which The Jour
nall Parker Read. Jr. contest II
the exclusive local part.
This bears out my assumption In
arranging The contest, namely. that
there are In Pensacola thousands. and
throughout The country hundreds Of
thousands ~ folks who are eager for
self-expression, who have message
a story a tell and who have longed
10 use the motion picture as their me-
dunn.
II insures not only keen competition
for the prizes ] have offered through
The Journal. but VIII serve a. a sort
of national referendum BY Dim play
goers on what the screen should pre-
sent. a commentary on screen art that
should prove 81 inestimabie mutual
value 90 producers and the public.
Also. Is VIII undoubtedly reveal "a
tie contestants themselves and % Us
great deal 81 latent talent say
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-29

the past TO buy coal al prices ranging
as high as $50 a ton.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-29
Scenario Contest Conditions

Is
Is
amdS 10 and
tying Of
he prize Tor wi they are
:
un be
the basic standpoint quality Of Idea-no
A.
The Judges, whose viii be The
sibIe.
TO
and 81
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-29

enthusiastic, and hopes 20 receive ma
terial for many plays from accepted
scenarios. We are al tremendously
excited here over the prospects.
Ideas. as you are lmpressing your
readers. are the thing most desired.
The form Of the story doesn't matter
so much
IS You have announced. I am pre-
pared 90 pay the author 81 the first
prize idea or story ~. 30, and Cor the
second and thldr prize stories suitable
for production. $3.50 and $1,000 re-
spectiveiy. J have placed that sum in
escrow. subject 20 the decision Of the
contest Judges.
In addition | ara ready and eager 10
purchase other available scenarios en-
tered through the contest 81 figures
from $40 to $3.50 each.
/ hope The Journal and Is contest
ant readers win show no hesltancy 10
calling upon ms for any cooperation
which may make the contest most e.
gectlye.
Most cordially yours,
j. PARKER READ, In
The above letter win serve as ! brief
introduction o. J. Parker Read. Jr..
prominent Lost Angeles motion pic
ture producer. who through The Jour
nal. Is offering $4,000 ia prizes for the
best scenarios 10 lit his star, Louise
Glaum. Il also sets forth the motive
which prompts him II come particu-
larry 20 amateur writers and story
teilers e Pensacola in bis national
search f0r suitable and novel fllm ma
terlai.
lou SO % the movies. You criticize
them. perhaps. You are Influenced
much or little By them. Indeed you
are beginning more or less 10 think IN
terms Of the motion piesnre--thaE most
popular medium * entertainment anu
education In which the love. the hate.
the lntrlgles. heroic and cusvAxdiy e.
PLOTS Of the World and his Wife are
reeled OF for you.
You say Of some character you kn0w,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-29
MISSOURI RISES
AFTER ICE BREAK

BISMARCK. n. D.. Nov. 2s.--The
ice broke IN thu Missouri river here
today and within an hour the stream
had risen five feet eight inches. carry
ing out a large portion of temporary
bridge. used while new bridge IL be-
ing built. Several woriSmen had mar
row escapes from injury or death.
q. w. Roberts. weather observer,
said Il was the first time in the his
tory 0g the local bureau that ice had
broken up st this time OF the year
The maximu mthickncas was about
nine inches until a week ago when a
in.
Fears were expressed that live stock
herds IN the river bottoms might be
caught in the sudden rise.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-29
Rheumatic Pains
oulckiy Eamad ny Peastrutimg
NnmlIn'a Wizard 0Ii

a safe and effective preparation
20 relieve the PAINS 81 Rheumatism.
SciAtica. Lame Back aud Lunihamo
u hamin'e Wizard Oil Ia penc-
tratcs quickly. drives out flie sore
ness, and hnbefs up the sta ach-
inH joints and muscles
WIZARD OIL b good dependable
preparation 20 have In the med8-
cine Chsst fof FIRST AID when the
doctor nay BE- Tar away You VIII
ind almost daily uses for i IN cases
ct sudden mishapa OF accidents
such a. spraims, bruises. cuts. burns,
bites and stinEs just as reliable,
too tof eararhe. toothaehe and
Group. Always keep Il an the house.
osnefsua slae tofiia tse
~ yes ere tFoubtsa wifh conmtipnsion
ef see heaaarhN cry Wamtln.a Wi9ar4
t.fvsT Whips Just pieaaaat little nink
pllia 81 afuekAsts fsE ea0
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-29
KEEL.S NEW NAVY
SHIPS TO BE LAID

QUINCY. Masa.. New. s6.--The keel
OF the super dreadnough. Massachu-
sets. viii be laid soon after New
Years day. IL vas announced tonight
AZ the Fore river plant Of the Bethlo-
hem ship building Corporation, Ltd.
The Massachusetts, viii be larger than
any vessel now in the United States
navy. or eco feet length over al ard
Toe feet beam, her displacement will
be s3.2eo tons. She viii have electric
drive and engines Of 81. 900 horse pow
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-29

er and her speed Il TO be twenty three
knots. The armament VIII comprise
twelve sixteen.ineh guns and a sac-
ondary battery OF sixteen slx-lneh
guns !.
The keel Of the Lexington. a hattie
cruiser, viii he laid soon after that Of
the Massachusetts,. She vii have
nearly the same beam, bat her Lengths
over all Is to be $50 feet and dispsaca-
ment 43.s00 tors.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-29
CARDENAS FOUND
IN GUATEMALA

MEXICO CITY. Nov. 27.-Francisco
Csrdenas. who has been formally
charged with the murder OF former
President Madoro IN 1919. has been
arrested In Guatemala City. Guatemala,
according 20 advices received here. lie
viii be brought 10 this city for trial
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-29

In an sincerity that ] expect Pensacola
to offer new and striking ideas IN the
scenario contest
Ny star, Louise Nlaln Tor whom
the scenarios must be built. j. equally
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-04
Ostatnie Wiadomosci
Z~agraniczne.
o "a P~RZYJECIEM
WSZYSTKICH
Do LIGI.

Geneva, 4. grudnia. - Delega,
ci japohscy nalegaia ma przysta,
picnic Stan6w Zjednoczonych dc
Ligi Narod6w. Japonii wszelkie,
mi siiami p~odtrzymuje istnienie
Ligi. Japonia jest Propagatork7
idei ligi narod6w ma Dalekin
Wschodzie, gdyz tax JaPonia jaE
i cafy Wsch6d moze tylko osia'
gnaG korzySci z istnienia Lig
Narodow.
Jezeli z~brojenie sic bedzie SIX
talej W takiem temple, to JaPoni'
upadnie pod tym ciezarem po<
wzgledem ktIlturalnym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-04

1888 S. THROOP STR,
o 7-mej wiecz0r W hall Ob. i. krupy,
2O50 w. 10 UTICA.
przyjdlcic zasiccnaG blihSzych fnfOr-
maCyl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-04
Des Moines, Ia, 4. grudnia.-

Des Moines, Ia, 4. grudnia.-
Keith Collin, przyznai sic wczo-
raj w tutejszym sadie dystryk-
towym Stan6w Zjednoczonych do
obrabowania wagonu pocztowe--
so pociagu linii Chicago, Bur-
lington and Quincy" W dniu 10
llstopada W miejscowoSci Coun-
Gil Bluffs; skazany zostal ma Is
lat wiezienia federalnego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-04
Jaka Praca,
Taxa Plaza.

P~rzysfowie to MONA dostosowac 20
nasze,o wy~chodhctwa, kt0re obudzrw-
szy sic z letargu, ufne W swoje silly, -
choc moze brak byfo doswiadczenia "
poczatkach - lecz mr6wczym krokiem
. ~zoporciem sic siebie, - Smialo szlo
napH6d.
To polskie Wychodztwo LEIPZIG ceSief-
XII a teraz stawia slime Fundamental
(stwarza k%orporacyel - ba nawet
! wznosi juz gmach potezny ma waasnych
swoich gruntach W Ojczyznie, - to
wlaSnie WychOdzctwo, - ten pracowi-
ty, prawy polski robotnik staje sic fun
datorem W skoiatanej, lecz WOLNEJ
| POLSCE, - stwarza prawdziwie wOlny
| pClski PrzcmySl i Handel.
Do jednej Z najsimietszych Organi-
zacyi tu:aj ma w~ychodzctwie zalicZamy
| Ursus Motor Co. Rok i POI wstecz, kie-
dyto Korporacya Ursus Motor Co., "a
inkorporowawszy sic zaczela wStepq
agitacye celem pcHyskania jaknajwiek-
szej iloSci czlonk0w, spotkala sic z
wielkiem zairtercsowanicm sic mia po-
miCdzy PoUnia ; W ciagu krotkiego CA
su agitacyi, potmfila pozyskat W swo-
je grono przeszlo 5000 czionk6w, - lu-
dzi acknowledgement waznoSc podnicsic-
mia ~polskicgo przemySfu, - jNSo war
to&c tax ola Narodu, jak i obywateli,
- q przcdewSzystkiem Gla CzlonkGw Ia
fozyGieli.
! Mr6wcza a wydatna praca, wydaJe
iuz ow7uce. PoSiada UrSus Motor Co.,
thSie fabryki w rrchu ~ Chicago i w
Polsce W Warszawic. Wsp6lnie z Pol
| skiem Tow. TechnicDnCm ksZtaici SOr-
llwych naSzych ROlakGw W Sz&Ole All
tomo,llOwcj 2127 w. North ave-, Chica
go III. - .URSUS" subwencyonuje pi,
s1no poPularno = naukowe. ISthmlk
T~rchnikium poprlarnq jedyny w tym
zakreie micsiccnlk nauliowy n
itroki j trUk-traktory jNSO wyrObu
,URSUS' - wrllOdza ma market i'm
ponujac tax zewnCtrDnyun wyslQ'len,
jak i doskOnabc5cia wyroOu. By4a Pra'
ca, Jest wicc zapiata.
Vice. W nicdzicle Iro grldn;a, .
pc pofudniu W Hall P~ullSkicgo' oh
Szczekaja
1888 S. THROOP STR.
o 7-mej wiecz0r W hail 0b. 7. Krupy
2050 w. 10 ULICAs
Przyjd1cic zasicsnac bIiAszych infor
maCyl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-04
WAGONU


Minneapolis, Mimi, 4. grudnia.
- Trzech uzbrojonych bandytow
wtargnefo dzisiejszej nocy do
wagonu pocztowego, poelqgu
..Mobridge = Minneapolis, ma
Iinii Chicago, Milwaukee and
Sa. Paul Railroad, zdazajacego
Z Hopkins do Minneapolis, zabra
Ii oni listow poleconych ma sumo
okolo $4,000. Bandyci zwiazali
Gala s}uzbe wagonu pocztowego
i zeskoczyli z pociqgu doplero
wtedy, kiedy juz wjezdzai byS do
miasta - Minneapolis. Rad
wyznaczy, $1,000 nagrody "a
kazdego bandyte oddanego W re-
&c sprawiedliwoSci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-04

mniej pobita przez polska. "a
warcie pokoju motywowal konie-
cznoScia wytchniecia. Radek-So-
belson ~wywodzii, il Polska PREY
gotowuje sic do wznowienia kan
panii ma Wiosne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-04
D POKOJU
z POLSKA.

Helsingfors, 4. grudnia. - Cen
tralny komitet wykonawczy W
Moskwie rozpoczal wielkie de-
baty mad sprawl pokoju Z Pol
ska. Charakter tych obrad dowo-
dzi, IL zwyciestwo armii czerwo-
rei mad Wranglem rozzuchwalilo
bolszewik6w. w ~przemowieniu
swojem Cziczerin oswiadczys, IL
armia sowiet6w ME byfa bynaj,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-04

DZITNNIK CIIICACOSKI zam;eSz.
"a wiccpi drnhnvch ogloSneh. aniAclI
wrvrsttio innp dzinnnlki polSliie w Chi
,arO ra7rn ,wZinte.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-04
Ruch " TOWarzyStWach.
IN STANESLAWOWA.

SAh
- Tow. Polek Kr6lowej Jadwigi
odbedzie przedroczne posiedzenie W
n~iedziele, dnia SGD grudnia, o godz.
1880 p~opoludniu, ~wszystkie czlonki-
ME So obowiazane stawic sic ma to
~posiedzenie, poniewaz bedzie wyb6r
nowych urzedniczek ma r. 1921. Ia
nieabecnoSt kara podtug konstytu-
cyl. - Konstancya Czekala, p-ez.;
st. Slupikowska, sekr. prot.
2 Kantowa.
- Tow. Brat. Pomocy M{odz. sw.
Ceszlawa przystapi dzisiaj do spo--
wiedzi a jut:o o godzinie 6tej rano
do wsp6lnsj Komunii Sw. "a ME
wypelnienie tego obowiazku, kara
podlug konstytucyi. - j. Smoczyn-
ski, PREF; S. Pitera, sekr. $50 No.
Carpenter ul.
I q MARYANOWA.
- Tow. Sw. Tomasza Apostolic,
grupa pol, Stow. Pol. W Am, odbe-
die posiedzenie p~rzedroczne, W po-
%niedzialek ego grudnia, o godz. pol
6smej wieczorem " sail zwyklych
pcsiedzen mr.. Sci: wyb6r novel ad-
ministracyi. Zaprasza sic wsZystkich
ktorzyby chcieli wstapiG, wstep VOL
ny. ObecnoSG w%szytkich pozadana.-
Tomasz Suwalsk, PREF, Anna Su-
walska, sekr. fin.
KANTOWA.
Kolektorzy Bractwa meaczyzn
R6aahca Sw. maja zebranie w ponie'
dzia}ek ~wieczorem, 0 godzinie 1880
- wszyscy maja sic StawiC, ponie-
waz to Jest ostatnie zebranie tegc
roku. - Tomasz Miczek, sekr.
Tow. Bratniej POmocy m}o,
dziehcow Sw. Kazimierza Kr6lewicza
mr.. 728 Z.P.R.K.. ma swoje posie'
dzenie m~iesieczne zarazem l pred
roczne we wtorek wieczorem dnia Z
grudnia, poczatek o godz. Smei. e.
prasza sic ME przysylaG dzieci, tylkc
przyjdzcie sami, poniewal So bardzc
wazne sprawy obchodzace tax iowa
rzystwo jakotez | Zj%ednoczenie do zs
Iatwienia. - F. Cetnarowicz, PREF.
T. Miczek, sekr. prot.
ZAWIADOMIENIE.
Fila Garbarzy Wydzia} Sko
rzany PREY Stow. Mech. Polskich cd,
bedzie ~posiedzenie W niedziele. 5gt
grudnia 0 godz. 5tej pc poiudniu v
sail OBJ. Jana kuszewskiego, 1875:
W. Division I'll. Zapraszamy wszy'
stkich pracownik6w I fachowc6W
sk6rzanych. - NJ. Murawski, prezes
Tow. Polek $w. Lucyi, nr. BIS
Ziednoczenia odbedzie swoje pred
roczne p~osiedzenie dnia Ego grudnia
1920. O godz. poi Smej wieczorem
W sail zwyk}ych ~posiedzen. Zaprasza
sic wszystkie c%zIonkinie ma to posie'
dzenie, poniewaz odbedzie sic wy.
Dor urzedniczek ma rok przyszty, "a
razem beda zalatwiane rome sprawy
tyczace sic Tow. Ia n~ieobecnost ka'
ra podlug k~onstytucyi. - Agniesz'
ka Czarnecka, prez., Anna Braun
Sekr. prot.
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PUaski pollyf, ezy wiekSy cry nnnte9
su IN obowiazek poczytywae sooie
powinien stale reklAmowac nnrodo
Uoecs naszA
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TAX diugo, jak Stany Zjedno--
czone, Niemcy i Rosya pozostajq
poza Liga, a szczegolnie, gdy
Ameryka dalej sic zbroi, Japonia
ME moze zastosowac sic do zasad
Ligi o rozbrojeniu, gdyz W ME
dalekiej przyszfoSci stalaby sic
bezbronna owca .wobec narodow,
ktore moga STAG sic wilkami.
WSZYSCY w
KOBLENCYI ZLoZYLI oFIA
RE MA KRZYz.
Koblencya, 4. grudnia. (Prasa
Stow - Kazdy Amerykanin,
pozostajscy w jakimkolwiek
zwiazku z ekspedycyjnemi VOL
skami amery&anskiemi w Mem
czech, ziozyi ofiare ma Czerwony
Krzyz Amerykahski.
KRYZYS ~zYWNoScIoWY w
Londyn, 4. grudnia. (Prasa
Stow - Depesza z Chrystyanii
donosi, re wskutek strajku kole-
jowego w Norwegii wytworzyl
sic kryzys zywnoSciowy. Zapasy
miesa NIGGA wystarczyc tylko ma
jeden tydzieh. Kraza Pogsoski, re
urzednicy nadbrzeznych kolei e.
lektrycznych NIGGA ogfosic strajk
w znak sympathy re swymi straj-
kujacymi kolegami.
WEYGAND I FOCH o POL
see.
Paryz, 4. grudnia. - Ma ban
kiecie, wydanym w salonach no.
telu Ritz, ma Geese gen. Weygan-
ia, gen. Weygand odpowiedziaS,
re wskutek swych zwiazkow ro-
dzinnych, uwazai sic zawsze ma
poly "a Polaka, lecz czuje sic je-
szcze bardziej zwiazany Z Polsk2
20 swym Pobycie w Warszawie.
Pc pierwszej swej rozmowie W
| Warszawie z ministrem spraw
zagranicznych. ks. Sapieha, gen.
Weygand zrozumial, re Polacy
chca sic bronic obronia sic, Wey
sand ME zapomni nigdy swego
pobytu w Polsce, "a ktorej po--
myslnoSc wznosi toast. Marsza-
lex Foch w krotkiem przemowie-
niu podkreSlai wezfy przyjazni
kt6re llacza nierozerwalnie Fran,
eye z Polska i wzniosi toast ma
Geese Polski.
c0yunFpTA n p0K0HI
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Poszukujsss praeyr - CEytA1 prnte
og1oszenia pod rubryka .,PRACA" ma
szpaltacn DZIENNIKA CHICAGO
SKIEGO.