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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-06
Niss Litman tionored.

Highly honored is Miss Jessie Lit
man. OF this city. daughter OF Ar. and
Mrs ADe i.itfiah. OF Cannonsburg
Pike, with a position as head night
nurse of the Mt Sinai Jewish hospital
in Chicago. Miss Litman, who entered
the Guthrie hospital in Huntington.
W. Va. as an apprentice four years
ago, has made splendid use OF ner
time She was a faithful nurse and a
fine student for year at the Guthrie
hospital. after which she obtained a
position in the Huntington General
hospital She has already taken up
her new work and her parents are
much pleased over her new position
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-06

New Hotel
+. A Turner. former hotel man Of
WayIand. has leased the new building
Of DR.. " II Collins. near the court
house square. and Is furnishing same
preparatory 10 opening August lst-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-06
cumberland Graded School.

Sumoeftano Araoeo SCHOOL
AT a regular meeting OF the Board of
Education ON July 9th the corps OF
teachers for the Cumberland Graded
School was completed To avoid con-
gestion in any OF the rooms. the fac
ulty has been increased. Three rooms
are 10 be built to make provision for
the increased attendance due to com
pulsOry enforcement The faculty in
cludes: Hrs. Lenton, Miss Kate Miller
or Virginia, Miss Marjorie Francisco
OF Pike county. Miss Marie Floyd OF
Mississippi. Miss Lucy Cyrus OF Ash
land. Miss Julia Burgess OF Louisa.
Miss Virginia Story of Ashland Mr.
j. w Jewell OF Kentucky. Miss Jose
pkine Mitchell OF Kentucky. and Sup,-
John Shaw Pike county is 10 be con-
graduated on having such a splendid
corps Of teachers in one OF her schools
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-06
Fire pestroys Residenee.
Teachers Institute

Teachers InSttute-
Floyd County Teachers Institute
iii be held IN Prestonsburg begin
ming August - Prof Irving OF
Georgetown College. Will be the in
sfructor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-07
LOCAL SHR|NERS
TO SPEND A MONTH
TOURING AMERICA
Leave Wednesday for Imperial
Council Session in Port
land. Ore.
RETURN THROUGH CANADA

Though the Mystic Shrinare' annual
council ~ Portland Ore. which they
havo arranged tu attend. docs not cun-
vcnc until June -. In III remple ta
which the local members hrluug. will
start on ita pilgrimage next "Wednesday
Incldcntnllv tho In Ial members haye lie
eidcd to make i = real pilgrimage and
thoy vii le away nearly a month, te'utu-
ing On July
The following Wilmingtonians will he
m he party nr and Mrs II W IlriVgs.
Nj aud Mrs George & Hutton and
daughter. Mr. and Mrs Charles 6 kurtz
| and daughter. Nr and Mrs Frank sparks
and daughter. Mr. aud Mrs William
/ Richardson. Wilkln | Strahorn, III J
" llaatian Mr. and Mrs William Mas.
ton and Dr G Anthony llcck
The train on which the party will
travel will leave Broad street station
Philadelphia, At II o'cloci, Wednesday
afternoon Tho Wilmngtouiaus will 60 to
Philadelphia "Wednesday morning. not
nnlv those who are a. make tho trip Tut
also many other members of Ia In Tenn
pie MS the latter Will act ns m escort from
the Temple IN Philadelphia, To Broad
street station
II has becu arranged 10 make the
Journey hv easy and decidedly interesting
stages Nhout 500 will be- III tho Phlla-
dclphla party. whlch Will include the vii
mneton delegation complete Pullman
train. including slccprrs and DINERS, has
hecn provided for the entire trip, going
and coming The cars are tu he occupied
during tho. whole journey both WAYS.
which eliminates hotel bulls and annoyance
Incidental to seeking accommodations
whore the members stop On the way out,
stops Will he made several hours III
some places, n day IN others. and two DAYS
IN some at Chicago, Salt Lake City.
Colorado Springs, Los Angeles and San
Francisco The party will arrive III Port
land Juno N. and will remain there four
days In addition to the convention. there
viii he 4 parade, hanqucts, sight seeing
trips and other forms Of entertainment
In order TO carrv out the plans ON n large
scale. tho city 81 Portland has approprat-
al SIS 600 whllc the Shrincrs have n fund
of Sl72. 600, which Will be spent for the
same purpose Leaving Portland on June
-, the day the convention ends, the
local party Viii 90 "a Seattle. thence Ia
Canada, stopping at Vancouver and Nin-
nipcg amt returning il way Of Milwaukee,
Wis. reaching Philadelphia on the Fourth
Of July The cost 10 each member oil the
local party Is S315, which covers all eN-
penses both WAYS and al the convention
The convention viii he particularly
notable 10 the local people; first, because
v Efeeland kcndrick past potentate Of
Lulu Temple. is now imperial potentate,
the head OF the order, and also because
William J. IIofmann, formerly of Vii
and New Castle, Is chairman Of
the general convention committee Of Al
Nader Temple Of Portland, Of which lac Is
also a past potentate The convention
Will bc the 10th annual session. and rs II Is
the first since the war, 1t will be probably
the most interesting gathering tile nIgau-
lzatIon has ever held
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-07
BLESS SITE FOR
ST.EL|zABETH'S CHURC H
Bishop Monaghan Presides at the
Ceremony Assisted by Local
Clergy

The blessing of the site recently bought
FOR st Elizabeth CHURCH was conducted
before an audience If several thousand
last night hy Rt Rce John ! Monaghan.
assisted 10y members oi tho Wilmington
clergy and the Rcncdlctine SISTERS The
site Is bounded hy Rodney. CLAYTON
Banning and cdar streets
The service began on the nov site itself
when a procession, including the children
of tho church and school as wcl "a the
clergy marched through Banning Place
tn the site where tho ceremony took place
Lighted candles and ccnecrs lcauIiiod the
procession liishop Monaghan carried
the blessed sacrament amt MAS assisted
IN tho ceremony hv Fathers Nahnncv
Doughcrfy lsomcntin and othcrs
The building Of the new church will I've
carried on gradually. one building beng
constructed at time Whom II Is conn
plctcd the sits VIII contain new church
of stone, rcctorv. school AMI home for
tho Benrdictinc sisters
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-07
No ACTION ON FAIRY.
Senate Adiourns Without Receiving Re-
port of Special Committee.

According to Washington dispatches.
the Scnato adjourned IA Saturday until
December 6 without hearing report from
tho Spcclai subcommittee named 20 con-
slider the confirmation Of the reappolnt-
mont OF l ; Marsha, Martin I. FAIRY,
Ar larry WAS recommended for appoint
mcnt ScyVrai weeks ago hut the Senate
II hat time iailed 10 take any action on IT
IS matters stand now. Mr.. larry will
continue in his official position until
Congress either confirms his nomination
or he new President names new man.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-07
POLICE SITIfATION
About s55 600 Additional Would be Re-
1uired for Eight Hour Plan

According ~ President : Il Smith
The Board IF Police Cprnm l0ners.
eha4 $50 n0n rnore than Is alay rd the
department fs,r fl. nest hatal ,Aar woUl,l
III required ~ givr Wilmington rfHeirnt
police service with au eghi hplf vtefn
We can worry along wa farr heen
doing III thr present rate II pat and rarA
ing hours SIR SMITH a=eerfz and =ave
MONEY ont II fhe appropriations bat n
nrlnf to orannifr an Eight hour lift. Sc
must increase or present working Fafee
ahn1f 80 per rent and - mHet aagr the
mon firsf llr thfn adda whaf prriaps
tho most -gniGrant and certainly mae.
poignant declaration, considered from
the viewpoint q ihc tilou and fav
payef
n Tho peanrhIIe thr uif* unt grf
ting fhr proper police protection
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-07
BLIND cone ERT.
Interesting Program TO he Given nv
Sirhiless Artists nj The Playhouse.

Blind musicians viii give concert at
The Playhouse tonight under the sttsplrcz
pf the Delaware Home for tho Blind All
nte talented artists Tho program follows
lal Prelude G Minor ~ - so %
hnpln
thl Sehcrzn u Minor. op 20
Elmer kGgta. pianlsi
Sonata T Major np. y Grirg
Abraham Haitowitsch violfnist
Herman Nrtmaun. accompanies
lal The Shephertiesa Hnranan
tb Tie bird at the Wilderness. EIorznnu
trl Ihn all nf the Trail Foster
llsiC Bfuggoman, accompanied
lucIe Mahau. soprano
Fahleanx 81 nno Exposition Nloussorgsl Y
II Nocchia pztriin
III Tu.lle lna Dispute 4 tnfantoa Ar
fea .lenx
" Byda
flfnor yoeta pianist
Faletella from pagllarrl Iconcavaila
Iuelc Naban, soprano
ll-le l5rnggcnan arcompanist
Coneettn No Z Wicnaweki
II Rnrnan1o Audanto non trnppo
III \ n Tlngara
Ahraham IIaitowitsch. vlolnizt
Herman \olunann. accompanist
"a Evening Bowie
thl ttayntte and Ailscftc
Elmer NoRts. pianIat
"a The Street Organ Sihella
10 q Blmla. Bimbetta
frl f,irouvctta
Lucille Mahnn. soprano
flsle Eruggeman, Accompanies
}al serpnnde Arensky
~ Poem ... SIbIch
{cI linmoresaue Aun
abraham iIaIfnwitsch vlnlinlst
Herman Ncumann, accompanist
(a) song 81 the shepherd bchl
Rlmsk s. korsnkoff
fbl One Golden Day - Foster
te) MAIDS Of gdiz Dehllcg
Iuclic Mahan. soprano
Elsie Bruqgctnan, accoInpanIst
Taranteia Anncrs PelerInagc, Ncnczla
Nnpoh Ldszt
Elmer yogts, pianist
The concert viii bp gwen under the
direction Of Edward Mauldn. himself
bhnd musical artist
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-07
POSTPONE Legion Meeting.

Delaware Post M / American Legion.
Will hold It's regular meeting Monday
june ] 1 instead Of tonight Arrangements
afc bong madt to present state medals 10
those who attend the meeting Monday
\ dlm depicting the exploits winch won
for Sergeant ALVIN { York the Cuugrcs-
-lonal Medal 1t Honor Ntll be Shown for lire
first ,imc III ths vicinity Comic films
Will also be shown 4 licall and u y
Walton If Washington representing the
Bureau of NaI RISK Insurance. VIII he on
hand 10 explain tho new features Of
government insurance
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-07

that is brought bv any Of them will ho
brought on the hlp Iigurntively speaking
tho Wood boom - spafinp Every visitor
To tho headquarters Of the genial general IS
presented with a crimson. green or blue
quill feather have Il on reliable authority
that Mrs Wood thought the ldca Of the
generals presidential chances heing borne
n loft on the wings Of tho morning pretty
one hence the quilts which viii adorn
the feminine desks If tho middle wcat
They fly So hugh. They reach the akv.
then like my dreams thcv
\ lot Of people are saving the Same thing
that happened IL the bubbles is going 10
happen to the general boom.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-07
Sale of Polish Bonds

Ten thousand dollars III cash was
realized ~ THE sale ii Polish bonds, a. tho
mass meeting held last week At ModIcska
Hall on Sycamore street, TO opeu tile cam
paign which IS hcing conducted hy the
local committee, The quota allotted to
Wilmington is Sl30000 With $50 600
advance subscriptions leaving balance
Of 500. 900 10 be raised, the committee
mcmhcrs are working earnestly 10 COM
pletc and possibly exceed the allotted
afH0Iluf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-07
Misleading SIGN

The various offices IN the old Federal
building At sixth aud King streets. arc
often disturbed hy people looking FOR the
Federal employment office. which was
formerly located IN the hHldlug \ large
sign outside the building II misleading ~ il
contains mention oi an employment
bureau N tho building while the bureau
was discontinued some months ago
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-07
I.rsnIine Annual Luncheon.

What may be called the formal opening
of Grant Lodge al d part nf the rsllinc
academy, took place saturday afternoon
when the alumni held is annual lunch
con there The spacious rooms We're hcau-
tfullv decorated With eIt flowers and ferns
and despite the lnrlemcney Of The weather
66 mentors of the aluHnnT including tho
graduating class of 1920 which numbers
Is. We're present
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-07
AFTER INFLUENZA
The Grip. fevers and Other Poisoning.
ProsiraLing Diseases.


II is absolutely necessary that the blood
10 thoroughly cleanscd germs of disease
DESTROYED or driven ont, appetite restored
and the kidneys and liver restored to per
feet regular action
Hoods SaFsapariIa has been before
the people for i6 wears as a general blood
purifying Alternative tome medicine and
Il has gwen perfect satisfaction Men and
women whose grandmothers gave them
Hood SarsapariIla arc now giving it to
their own children ana grandchildren
with perfect confidence Il Is the ideal
family medicine, for wide range Of all
mcnts. always ready, always does good
AZ any season Of the year Prepared by
educated pharmacists Nearly 81 years
Of phenomenal sales tell the story Of It's
remarkable merit Tor mild, effective
laxative. take Hood Pills.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-07
Mysterious Robbery IL Bradford store

s robbery IF nvstcrs na= pnanrirated
f,e nights ~ IT thr f4floHafs shop 81
N Is Eradfari IN West \uatb
street Fnfrance + lnhrFfd tp have onn
made hrpneh be front dnor. fes ha sng
hoon iscd ta apon the loar he hof ar
fhIcrc4 tried to make + aprrar thqt .1-
trance yeas effected ihruitgh 3 side window
Two desks we're rillcd and sorne .tcrlng
silver poncils wctc taken ho police IRE
investigating ne 7fair
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-07
Birth Announced.

Mr. and Mrs. IS NJ Norton, i27 Geddes
street announce the birth of daughter,
Marjorie Anne, ON May -, at the F. Il =
Hospital Mrs Norton viii be remember
cd as Miss Nan G. Lynch
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-07
GOLD MEDAL.
akkRtEM 0m
AyxtTgxb

The -vorff'a standard -arasiv ~ kisr@~-
Mver bisdfer snf 1-ic scid 'rorhlsr, ths.
susroiaa of life sn5 ,9oks. in uss sine~
1906 al druggists. 'h.ae sizes
~ for fh~ n.rs. C.of N-d.g on ~v~-r -
- ace-.sF sreifssioa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-07
Labor Cnmmiiten 10 Niect.

The campaign committee Of the Cen
tral Labor Union Will meet this evening in
the hall at Third aud King streets, to per-
feet plans for an aggressive campaign for
the next election
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-07
Nfatinee Races postnoned

The opening matinee races, to have
Eeen held at the Delaware State Fair
grounds last Saturday, were not held on
account Of the rain, hut will probably
sake place next Saturday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-07
Rn.ine.. woman y Open Ia Pom

Iho Rnsiares ard Professional Weret
CIuh has -ounlrtrd rrargrrarrfs
take o-cr the Chardier rrurert Fl
Wet %nth sfrert and aspert- - orer ts
tea room hrra abefti sHui-t vtI
ar known Fry the Bof- fforfQcnerv
- Room
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-07
' Women
Made Young

Bright eyes. clear skin and = bodY
full Of youth and health nav -
yours if you will keep Your system
in order ~ regularly taking
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-03
A SONG OF CHEER

,kess w. V see ~ Asss $50 sa, tsss
A. vl~~tses ~ lassaas ths Bed.
u fss~ t~s t~A~ ,e~s~s s~~ s~lmsa "
ht~ks
A. sisu % .sssmss eaai
,ea @pis s*~ss #taas ". eas@asas. sas
tasts,
saa s~h~sk ne lssas sassss.
AAa s~s.esa nA< .. aes. ~ 80 H~,s sse
ha,v swt
r. ,e~s Amaas~a sma ,~.nsss,s ,sAs,
A. h.nass.l ena tsv sea ~ln es~h.si,
,hial
t@as seFwss ). saagh e@e - ecxyv,
Nss@s l~wsss. lAs saw s.-s afssm sss -
whsa ,hss seNst shstvs av.slaga T.
saNfss
n1 s~a mas w., s'@u II Ne@ss~a
ssa ten.
~ 'hs ~~is eais ies. ,~~ e,~.s
aaa ~ yw@as " ssasv, - hwaa~si e@a
tw~ss~
ias. ~-s.. s~a .ai. es sess e~~
Ana iaew ,aa ~ss ss-.1sis se 40 sNs
hsash
Nns ~ sHh sea~l an ,.ws hse~
Aaa i~nA isst agms asst aessrpis -
sasns
"f me ssntis~~W sNs,ss snfts sos
Asa whsa tsa - hssk ~ saat ffassss.
eArs mas~
,ean Ne aatfs .wsas.a " thr ssss
sea srs~a~.a ~tsh ~hs.h ,va c.a sAsA,
assa the siss.
sHa ssshss sws@,sss. @ma ts..
Ne saat ~ essveqasa thsesh ~ sssfs
ha~ ssw aess
Namt .sep raas ~ ssiflAM sea sfmw
,aaE ssxhs ~as fsa sat saW, faeai
siee las
Aaa ssas ksis he 4 fr~ shsvsls ~ sna~
nas the -iars sea ses, an .hs mars sst
anl fiat
Tia. ~. esspis fes@ssf ,au stth ews.
f"f thr refass ~ ass IN -. ulssgmo.l
stsNs
IL siwst. the rFastiee ~ t@wt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-03
For Itching Ecze ma
Old Soi G, an | Pile

eHaraniee my ointment eay
Peterson ~ Buffalo. 'tD cHrp ecgema
10 s'oa the lehiug A once aud any
reliable Druggist viii cheeffnIly re-
fund your utnury II pFTERA0N Il
OINTMENT doesn't A. everything !
say q win do
william 4 cariey a Franklin. n.
". ~ surely q wiee man i'e wfilem
n nhed pETERNON's OINTMENT 30
. llille hoy AgfforinE terribly with
o. toms Il dld che work
Then there II Ala1 l.onited brave
fireman ~ Buffalo. who ii 'siad ~
write 90 f0llpwe 4 had an old surs
On my lex Tor many Yeats Tho best
dosftrs falad pETEnSON'S Of%T
MENr entirely Healed N. sorp nulrk
W" And from over In Cangda comes
Ia letter from A. iiiockeby. siMilng
The beAi thing ! over hM fof hrhlug
nlles N PETERsDNS OINTMENT 2
a blg box for 50 ceesa Mail orders
filled by Peterson OintplaRs Co. lpt
Buffalo. NJ Y.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-03
A TEXAS WONDER

For kidney ana bladder uoable
Tavei wead and ll.fue back rheuma
Ism and irregularities of the kIenevs
md bladder Regulates bladder irou
.ies IN children II not sid by drnz
dsts. mail si2S Fmsu 3elle Otter
nre. Sand Tor sworn tentlronIalg
DIE. W. Hall. 2aze Olive ST, st
,ouis.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-03

Washington john skeitan vii
llams. comptroller of the cnfrenty de-.
clarad business conditions through
out tho country afforded abundant
reasons Tor confidence sud eucouF
agement IN the future
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-03

A portrait Of Charles I. In an al
gallery Ut oxford, England, IL com.
pored entirely Of small letters. The
Dad and ruff contain the Lords
Prayer. the Apostles Creed and tho
Book of Psalms
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-03
A rrssslino Mans rspsrisess

You may learn eamesAina from ths
following by W a ireland travel
lss aalesmRa ~ Louisville. Ks IA
1as summer ~ iAss ! had rstas'
attack ~ rhnlera morhun gay, tAs
hotel porter fifty cents and to'h tlu
lu buy toe hottie ~ Chamberlain !
ceue aha nlArrheHa Remedy ana II
laka no suhatitute took a dnuAl,
dose O ili according "a the hlreetjes
and Won't ~ NleeR A. five a'eiae
the meat mnFHlnE | waa called Nv All
order and Look train fof nay neS
stopping rlace. we'll man
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-03

New i"rh. Anxust 49,
Rack IN N. primitive days
When .emi-ei,iissed creature,
ansffed strange drinhs
Known ne eoeLtslis
And sat in stone hsts.
sIons . .'rsisht tr-si
Known - I4EA s,rn-s
iarpinw No high -baiis
And sising Wild whoops.
There wss m add barbarisp.
Who went b, the name of Pete.
And No reached his hair.
And bsfh~d himself
Win a sws~tlsh jiasid.
Known ~ rolesne.
And iylbes 80 siI Kind.
Came from rivers and hills.
A she sen va. s.ins down.
And he had silver mvn.
Into which he poured.
The i1lce of herbs.
Prom the Bic.rdi bush.
AAd the Gin tree.
And tn. strmoutb root.
And he shook them.
taiii q white coating.
Appeared on the Urn.
And pc psnrcd IN. iiauid.
Into tiny sobiess.
And IN. tribe- drank them.
Then t~Iephop.d their m@tes.
rhat greet pow-vo~.
Was just In prosfess.
And that they would not.
~. ahie "a S~s~h thssr tspc~s.
tnsii . VERY late hour.
And the nrst d@s.
They a.suaxrd their shlrsts,
WIN waters wsAI Iced.
And anyway Z Just saw rsse.
And hc " now civilized.
He wears .naw white clothes.
And asads IN y psises.
~ ~hi'e marble snd. onys.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-03
CARDS or THANKS

CARDS or THANKS
70 those friends who we're so klnd
aud thoushttui during our hour Of
.ereavcmeut Al the recent dea'h r'
or beloved ono. J II Malam we
t,Biro TO extend our moAt sincere and
aeartfoli thanks AIN Tor toe mons
peautlfu floral offerings
Mira n Malam wife
MrA " Milan, Mother
J v sfilam
q G. Milan
Mira Clyde TandNif
A w MooreAead
ia " Barnett
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-03

y 80 s'tt fsis sffstFs#s
n ~ooi his fessfed hfaw
And fr"m al sss forssfs
~ the reeas earth
s"sne ibs msn sna wognsn
And th~ little children
And hs dlsh"s .at siohules.
% fresra cream.
Covered wiih raloreh nnsiar.
Ani % seems ,ers haapy.
And ee~ss,bins III D. ~.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-23

val z Laferty. Ohio: "Mozecie
ogAosic mole zalecenie 0 kazdym
czasie, poniewaz Trinera Amery-
kanski Elixir Gorzkiego Wilma
zasAuguje, ably go polecae nieu-
stannie," = Jezeli cierpisz. ma
reumatyzm j neuralgia. pamietaj,
re Trinera Liniment jest 'bezpie-
czna ulga W tych jesiennych do
legliwosciach. Przenika on do sa-
mego zarodku1 choroby i skutek
jest rychly. Ma zapalenie gardla,
ktore rowniez jest w sezonie, Fri
nera Antiputrin jest naiwiecej u
srodkiem do psukania.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-23
o SEC zDRow1A.

-.H-H
Wszystkie (apteki i inne miejsea
sprzedajace lekarstwa, gdzie cd
Texasu do Kanady, cd Kalifornii
do Nowego Yorku, kazdy kto cier
pi ma niestrawnoSc, zatwardzenie,
Dol gAowy, gazy W zoiadku XII
szkach n~erwowosc, itp., moze do,
STAG Trinera Gorzkie Vino, two
RIA zlota siec zdrowia. Kazdy
konsumer stale sic zagorzalym
rozmnozycielem tego cennego le-
karstwa. Pred ~niedawnym cza-
sem pisal da mas P. Joseph Ko-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-23

CICHOWLAZ -
4612 So. Lincoln ulica
171S ". IONA utica
M~IELZYNSKI
TIA w. 4S.ma ulic.
STREJSMAN -
49,. 1909 LOOMS utica
alma I'll. l Racine ave
,LOPACINSKI - >
1863 Gross ave
S. ITALIAN -
1012 w. 51-ta I'll. Sklad paszy
-
1924 S. Ashland ave
BOCHNIAk -
.s.s.,., 1916 w. E3-cia utica,
Poszuku5ess pracy1 - OEytAj pffn1B
o~gsoszenta pod rubryka rPRACA" M
arpaltach DzIENNIKA CHICAGO
sKIpG0
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-23

Joseph Triner Company, 1888
So. Ashland ave-, Chicago,
III. (Ogl.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-23

Kongresman z Ago dystryktu Par
tyt. Demokratycznej jest kandydatem
ponownym do Kongresu.
Kongresman jest przyjacielem Po-
lak6w jak to okazal podczas swego
urzedowania. Polacy Ago dystryktu
,7naja go dobrze 1 wiedza, re zawsze
i'm s}uzyI, gdy sic do niego zwracali.
Kazdy Polak 1 Polka powinni Cd
dac mu swoj CLOS dnia Ego l%istopada.
(Ogf.)
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-07-20
LEADING PARTY OF NINE
RESCUERS. FOREMAN OVERCOME

PITTSBURG, PA. July 20.-J. II.
Zorn, foreman of the division OF
rescue workers of the United States
Bureau of Miners. was today over
come by gas while leading rescue
crew into the wrecked workings OF
the Union Galleries Company at Rem
ton, Pa, where nine men were en-
tombed by an explosion yesterday.
Physicians said his condition was not
dangerous.
Repairs to the shaft were complet-
ed this morning and the pumps were
set going to drive off the accumu-
lated gas. The rescue party, which
had already found the body of one
dead miner, was penetrating further
into the works when Zorn was over
come. ZorR and his companions ha6
gone about $50 feet from the bottom
of the shaft.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-07-20

National convention keep right on
meeting, in spite of the fact that
there isn't a single available Ohio
man left-Boston Transcript.