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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-21

King. Podo6no Means ma move dowo-
dy, ktore pragnie przedioayc.
Wczoraj 20 miescie ~spacerowaia
W mundurze majtka 16-stoletnia Marya
Fleming, z pnr. 412 Sullivan III. "a.
wieziono ia do domu. gdzie zmuszona
ia do zdjecia munduru. Mundur male
Az do majtka Andersona. OBOE beda
wezwani ma p~rzesauchy przed waadze
federalne.
- Wczoraj prok. fed. Clyne wez"as
do siebie urzednik6w ohicasosklcJ Or
kiestry symfonicznej 1 dal I'm wyrnS'
ME do zrozumienia. 10 nielojainose nis
moze bye " orkiestrzs tel toierownnn
1 oskarsy. +. staeka. dyrsktora ofkls'
stry, Ia o tel nieiojalnosci wiedzial'
Naigorszym podobno byi Bruno stsindl
plerwsIy v~IoiiaeeiiiEta oFkisssry' py-
rektor Stack. ohoeiaf ID lat % jest "
Amsrycs. jsszczs ME ma drHsirh pa
pierow ebywatsisEteh, rrssdHisY sta
RAID sic, aisby stock nis sestai usu-
nisty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-21
z WARDY 16-TEJ.
= Ma posiedzeniu DwOru Kazimierza

- Ma pOsiedzeniu DwOru hazImlerza
Wielkiego, mr.. 1443 Yak. Kat. Les, je-
dnog{osnie indorsowalo kandydature
obyw. Bronisiawa S. Mindaka, ktory
sic ubiega o nominacye demokratyczna
ma urzad Senatora Stanowego w 27-ym
senatoryalnym Dystrykcie.
J6zef Ruhnke, AL. Rzymski, Wincen'
ty Borczewski i Tomasz Tomaszewski,
wchodza W sklad komitetu rezolucyi.
- Wczoraj odbyiO sic zebranie de,
mokratyczne W g}6wnej kwaterze klu'
bu Demokratycznego 16tej wardy GAL
lied Democracy. pnr. 1449 n. Ashland
avenue. ma kt0rem przemawiali: ]. z.
Moran, J. c. Martin, J. Courtney, E.. T.
Wade. kandydaci ma sedzi6w municy-
palnych, J.. P. Gibbons, kandydat ma
szeryfa, A. A. Behnke, k%andydat ma
reprez. Stanowego / B. S. Mindak, kan
dydat ma senat. stan.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-21
HELENOWA.

Ma posiedzeniu odbytem ubiegae1
niedzieli W parafn sw. Heleny, kto-
re bySo zwo4ane W celu wyboru de-
legat6w ma sejm Polski W Detroit
Mich, zostali wybran1 jednogfos-
ME: K. Piotr Pyterek, proboszcz
tej4e parafi1 1 OBJ. Piotr Naskret.
Klub obywateleki i'm. Krola Kali
mterza Wielktego z paraf1i sw. He
leny urzadza ,Wieczorek Rozmai-
tosci" dnia 1890 wrzesnia, b. r. W sa-
II paraflalnej. Czysty doch6d z te-
go wieczorku przeznaczony jest ma
sztandar ola powyzszeso Klubu.
R6wnoczesnie zawiadamia sic
wszystkich c1sonk6w, ably stawili sic
ma posiedzente, kt6re odDedzfe sic W
przysziy ptatek, dnia 23go b.. M, o
~godzlnie 1880 wieczorem. Wa4ne
Bprawy 60 do zalatwienia.
W przysziy poniedziaiek, dnia 20.
b. m. wkosclele sw, Heleny, o 60
dzinie Sci rano. odbedzie sic zaloh-
ne nabozehstwo O spok6J duszy. s.p.
wojetscha Cygsnowskieso. kt6ry po-
isgi ma poiu walkt We Francyi, "a
~einoet ucisnienyoh narod6w, Ro-
dgice poiegiege wojaka mleszkaJa W
Gaiicyii s, p, CysanowsKI, pred
wstsp;eniem do Armii Amerykah--
skiej, naieSai do parafii sw. Heieny
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-21
BULGARSKI
BLISKI E

Madryt, 81. sierpnia. Smiere
cara bu~igarskicgo Ferdynanda,
tudziez ogio5zenie rzeczyposPoli'
tel buigarskiej moze nastapic W
kazdej chwili. Car Ferdynand W
ostatrich czasach otoczony byi ma
swym divorce oficerami niemiec-
kiemi. kt6rzy wooec coraz gor--
szych ctosunkow w Bu4garyi, u
prowadzili go do Niemiec Prawdo-
podobnie jake zakadnika, re
Bu}garya pozostanie lcjalna wo-
bee Niemicc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-21
X. StaniSIaW
CadaCz c. R.

Pred niewielu dniami przyby-
10 chicagoskim Xxx. Zmartwych-
wstancom kilku nowych miodych
pracownik0w - wSrod Mich jest
wychowanek Maryanowa X. Sta
nisiaw Gadacz. C. R. Urodzii sic
on w Polsce II. listopada 1890 r.
lecz majac ledwie pare miesiecy,
przybyl Z rodztcami do Amery-
Xxi. Rodzice osiedlili sic W Chica-
lgo ma Stanisiawowie, gdzie pier
wszy rok syn ich do szkoiy ucze-
s~zczai, poczem przeniosl sic do
szkoly Najsw. Maryi Fanny A
pielskiej, w ktorej to parafii obre-
bic rodzina \. Gadacza zamiesz-
ikaia i zamieszkuje do czasow dzi-
siejszych. Tam skohczyi X. Ga
dacz szkole parafialna, poczem
pc przystapieniu do pierwszej
Komunii Sw. rok jeszcze do szko-
" uczeszczal, a n~astepnie VISTA
phi do Kollegium Sw. Stanis}awa,
.kt6re ukonczyi W r. 1910 re stop
rlem bakalaureatu. (B. A. I
kolei - majac powoianie do sta
I'll duchownego i pragnac wstapic
60 Zgromadzenia Xxx. Zmar,
twychwstahcow, wstapii X. Ga,
dacz do lnowicyatu tegoz Zgroma-
dzenia w Kitchener, Ont, Kama
da. a pc poitora-letnim tam po~
.bycie udal sic ma studya do Rzy-
mu, ktore W roku biezacym ukon-
cyl chlubnie dwu doktoratami-
otrzymai mianowicie doktoraty
teologii i filozofii. Wyswiecony
zcstai ma kapiana dnia 2Sgo paz-
dziernika 1916 r. w kaplicy Kol-
legium Ameryki Poiudniowej W
Rzymie ;rzez X. kardynaia Vico
do Chicago przybyi ego sierpnia
1918. i zamieszkal ma Maryano-
VIE, a procz parafialnych obo-
wiazk6w ma rowniez uczyc W
Kollegium Sw. Stanislawa.
Dnia 1890 BIN. W kosciele Maj
swietszej Fanny Mary Aniel-
skiej odprawil x. Stanislaw Ga
dacz, C.. R. pierwsza uroczysta
Msze sw. ma nowem polu piracy
w asyscie nastepujacei :dyakonem
.byI X. A. Dabrowski, c. R., sub
6yakonem kleryk Szelmeczka, ar
chiprezbytrem proboszcz miejsco
wy i Delegat Xxx. Zmartwych--
wstancow W Ameryce, X. Fran
ciszek Gordon, c. R., kt6ry row.
niez wypowiedziai piekne, pelne
" znioslych mysli kazanie, zasto-
sowane do okolicznosci; mi
strzem ceremonii byl x. J. Sobie-
szczyk, C. R.
Pc Mszy sw, ola przyjacioi |
zrajomych celebransa odbyi sig
obiad W jednej z sal szko1y mary
anowskiej. ma kt6rej to biesia-
die zlo5ono $500 ma Armie
Polska.
X. Stanisiawowi Gadaczowi,
IC. R., zyczymy szczerze bsogo-
slawienstwa Bozego W jego pra-
each ma niwie pasterskiej wsrod
rodak6w amerykahskich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-21
W1ELKIE zEBRAN1E W COLISEUM

Wielkie zebranie pod eglda central
nej acknowledgement organizacyi powia-
towel tffakeya %suliiva6ska) odbedzle
sic " niedsisie Pc po3udniu W Coliseum.
Kemitet wykenaweS tejse erganisa
cyl weEeraj EebFai sic W hoteiu sher-
man, ma kt6reH powsiat kreki, aSsby
zebFanis %yPadie jaK ~naipemysiniej.
Niekt6Fe ~aRdy urBadEa poehody pc
aiieaeh PFsed sehFaHie#. Warda Gotta
/ 1a-ta jai regpeessiy pfgygeto~ania,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-21
PolitYkea.
q KOMITETU OBYWATELSKIEGO
Ma KAZIMIERZOWIE.

z powodu waznych i nagiych spraW
zwo1uie nadzwyczajne ~posiedzenie Ko
mitetu Obywatelskiego W czwartek
dnia 22-go b. IN. Posiedzenie r~ozpocznie
sic punktualnie o godzinie S-mej vie
czorem. ObecnosG kazdego czlonka jest
konieczna.
Leon Silva, prezes.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-21
BacZnosC ma Sprzedaz.
FARMA Is ARROW. NIEBYwALI

FARMA Is ARROW. NIEBYWALY
DOTAD BARGAIN.
Godzine tramwajem Cd Chicago, Is
mtnut drog1 Cd Poznanla 1 Harvey
czysto polska m~iejscowoSc, " pobli-
tu wtelu fabryt, gdzie pieszo motna
chodzic do roboty; ~najlepsza czarna
Eiemin . E1ina. Coma 1880, Tak4e
10 ARROW " tot samei okolicy. Coma
$4,000. PrKyjms dziesieta cze+c 60
t6wks, lab male properta, iub Lotto.
jake sseSt vpiaty.
zsiosit sic natyehmiaE
H, PoR6ER1,
$50 ". Washington Mica.
Room 40,
tegt.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-21
MOVIE ZDOBYCZE HAIG'A.

Londyn, q. sierpnia. DIS
rano woiska brytyjskie wykona&y
atak ma szerckim froncie ma poi
roc Cd rzeki Ancre i posune}y sic
dotvchczas dwie do trzech mil
ra2rztd ma przestrzeni przeszao
o$rriu mil.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-21

,,Dziennik chicagoski" rnoins
zamawise u nkstepujacyeh sssa-
tow: ZONES. Ss27 N. Troy uliea,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-21
EDWARD

X. EDWARD
Cnegdaj donosiliSmy o zamiano-
waniu kapelanem wojsKowym W Ar
nil Stan6w Zjednoczonych, Polaka,
X. Edwarda Dankowskiego, z ranga
pierws zego ~porucznika. Oficyalne "a
wiadomienie brzmi doslownie jak
nastepuje:
Washington, D. G.
August 18TH, 1918.
Orders today announce your
appointment Chaplain United
States ArmyA rank First Lieu
tenant. Proceed to Camp Dodge
Des Moines, Iowa, and report
not later than August thirty
first to commanding General.
Assignment Duty with One
Hundred Sixty Third Depot
Brigade. Wire Acceptance ap-
pointment this office, attention
room fourt thirty one, reference
chaplains.
MCCAIN.
X. Edward Dankowski, wychowa-
mex Wojoiechowa, jest synem Sc
diego Ignacego F. i pani Filomeny
Dankowskich, zamieszka1ych pnr.
1902 IVES 17-ta utica. Do czasu wy
iazdu pe1ni x. Dankowski asystenta
Dry parafii sw. Edmunda W Oak
Park. .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-21

h.fs nrrejrTyj liBtS poIskich peAMnl.
49, m szpaitach DZIENNIRA cHr'
Il SNSHIrdN
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-21

i'm. Fryderyka Chopina 2 parafii Sw.
Heleny, W pieknym 1 uroczym pred
miesciu River Grove, pod przewod-
nictwem ksiezy m~iejscowyoh. Bawio
no sic doskonale, PREY spiewie 1 mu-
zyce spedzono mile czas W otoczeniu
w1asnego grona kolezanskiego. ,
PrawIs kn1dS IeKars poIyKI stale o.
TIA SEA Hwa 9odziny ofisowe M szpL-
.scT CrNrS~C.cErrn0
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-21

Pozostawia 20 sobie jedna siostre
tutaj W Ameryce, ktora zamleszki-
wa{a ma Helenowie, a Ktora wczoraj
w~yjechaia do Domu Siostr Franci-
szkanek 1 wstapi{a do zakonu po-
swieciwszy sic ma sfu1be Bogu.
Ubiegiej niedzieli odby1 sic pry-
watny ptknik K64ka Literackiego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-21

India linon, extra wartos6
80 do 40 cali szeroka, ia
bryczne resztki. dobre pc
tadane dlugosci, warta 90
40c lard TO-
20 -. ..'A/S
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-21

BatystOWe

Batystowe 1 wolfe bIusk1, rowne
bale i W kolorowe prazki, mary
narskt Tub wykladuny kolnierz -
upiekszone koronka, wielkoscl So
do 46 - 1876 0E
wartosci po ......... ~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-21

Voiles ma suknie, W o.
dobne ub}awatnione i je-
dwabne prazki, bogate de
senie, tak4e 36 caloWe
materye madras. oefek-
ia. ma wyprzatniecie -
wszystko bez wzgledu ma
dawniejsza TIC
Gene jard .... .ATS
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-06-15
SUNDAY SCHOOL AND Is, Y. p IT.
CONGRESS TO MEET.

Dear Editor-The names and mes.
sehgcrs TO the Sunday School and
Is. Y. p. u. Congress, Galveston.
TeNas June 1923 are coming i'm rapid
~ to the Congress headquarters. The
readers in Texas report that they arc
planning to give the Congress the
best entertainment that has been Civ
en- 1t at any time.
In addition to thc mammoth parade
mat Will be conducted by the Sun
day School and B. Y. p. U. authori
ties in that State Texas singers are
determined to win the banner at the
musical contest on Sunday afternoon.
heretofore Georgia and Tenn, have
exchanged honors with regard to the
banner but the Texas people are de-
tcrmined to have it wave over Texas
soil for the next twelve months. Okla
homa and Arkansas are vieing with
each other as to the largest dclera--
ton.
splendid programme has been ar
ranged and the Congress experts arc
Ready to render excellent service.
If any Sunday School or Union has
failed to elect messengers it should
elect at the next meeting and make
the necessary provision for their OK
penscs. Re on hand the day of the
Congress opening; it means much to
the messengers to witness all the pro
ceedings.
d. W. Cannon, President.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-06-15
CAPITAL CITY LODGE ELECTS
OFFICERS AND DELEGATES,

At regular meetinE OF Capital
city Lodge, No II, l. B.bP. o. e. OF
w. held Thursday night. June 6, 1918
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing term, also delegates to
the Grand LODGE ~ ia. +SS,jyfeIs ,t IN
Baltimore, Md In August, G19lS: gl6
Harrison Deane, Exalted Ruler;
Reuben l.. Waller, Esteemed Leading
] night; Marshall Woodson, Esteemed
Loyal Knight; John d. Harris, Es-
tcemed Lecturing Knight; Andrew J..
Brown, Secretary; William A., Smith
and John West, Assistant Secretaries
Robert S. Nelson, Treasurer e. j.
Smith, Esquire; Rev. ]. w. Pryor,
Chaplain; Roseberry B. Mosby, ,Tiler:
William II. LOWS, Inner Guard; Sam
uel Il. Burke, Master of Social Ses.
slons; DR.. @. w. Moone, Medical Ex-
aminer.
District Deputy Grand Exalted
Ruler Walter S. Cowan presided in
an able manner.
Delegates-W. s. Cowan, J. P.
White, Carey Wheaton, Harrison
Deane, w. e. Johnson, S. r. Burke,
F. l.. Randolph, w. w. Benjamin,
G. (Gippy) Smith, Daniel w. Booker
and w. J.. White.
Alternates-R. s. Nelson, w. A.
Smith, N. S. Harris, w. e. Pearce,
Or. Q. w. Moone, Fred. Shelton, Will
liam Malloy and r. l.. Waller.
Nat. p. New served as chairman
Of the Committee on Nomination.
Fred. Gardner was secretary.
A resolution endorsing A. +.
Brown for reelection as Grand Es.
teemed Leading knight and asking
the hearty cooperation Of all sister
lodges along this line, was offered by
w. l.. White, which was unanimously
adopted.
The slogan is-"Capt. w. S. Cow
an again for District Deputy Grand
Exalted Ruler!"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-06-15
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS,

Col. Thomas M. Crump, while still
ind'sposcd at his residence continues
TO ;mp"Gye.
Corporal William A. Farrier, OF
Ashland, Va. has arrived safe and
sound "Somewhere in France"
Have the Planet sent to your ad-
dress. 1t is emily $3.50 per year today.
The high cost Of print paper will soon
cause a rise in the price.
Tile Fifth 81. Baptist Church Is
having rally for the Improvement Of
the present church structure. Many
Want new building erected upon
tho present site.
Mr.. A. d. Price is the happy
possessor of colt that he did not
want at first, but that he wants now.
Beth Mother and baby" arc getting
on better than could be expected.
Mrs. Beresenia Nash has re-
moved the remains Of her husband
to Woodland Cemetery. Undertaken
Il. d. Lewis Jr. had charge Of the
removal.
Mrs Bette Scott. 1907 N. First
street met with Il very painful ac-
cident last Sunday night. While out
visiting she fell down the steps We
wish her q speedy recovery.
Word was received last week Of
the safe arrival overseas Of Mr.. Lit
Teton w. Coleman, 721 N. Fifth
street and Mr.. Thomas G.. Hayes, 500
N. Adams street.
Mrs. Elvira Nash left for her home
in Philadelphia last Tuesday after
spending ten days in her "old home
town." South Richmond, Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-06-15
TAMPERED WITH THE EVIDENCE

Sensational developments in this
city have caused much comment. It
was discovered that the evidence in
Typewriter form which had heen
entrusted TO the keeping Of Clerk
Walter Christian of the Hastings
Court had not only been tempered
with but had been mutilatcd. 1t was
to be used as evidence in the case Of
the commonwealth against p. j. Lena
han charged with the violation OF
prohibition laws. Efforts are being
made to find out just who was re-
sponsible for the outrage but the out
look is not bright for successful con
clusion OF the hunt. Those examining
official documents in the court have
always been placed upon their honor
and it has never been found necessary
to put papers of this character under
lock and key.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-06-15
MILITARY DANSANTt

Military Dansant in honor OF Wis
ltlng soldiers and sailors, Blues Ar
mory, June Is, 1918, to 1880 p.
nj. Soldiers and Sailors in uniform
cordially invited.
Jazz Band. Dance novelties Tick
cts now on sale at G03 n. Second St.
NO tickets can be sold at doors of
armory. Admission, so cents.
Auspices Spartan Literary and
Athletic Association-Wo Anvil
iary: }. M. Dabney, chairman; l.. v.
Eggleston, dance director.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-06-15
COMMENCEMENT At
A. AND 7. COLLEGE

Greensboro, n. C.-Commcncemcn
week at the a. and II. College was
begun on May the oath with an ora
torical contest at $50 y. NJ. This
was followed by the annual bacca-
laureate sermon on May the 2Gth by
Rcv. T.. Frank Ice. PHI. D., pastor Of
the Buffalo Presbyterian Church.
Greensboro. n. G. On Sunday night
the exercises Of the Temperance so.
cictN. Y. NJ. G. A. and the Sunday
School were held. The principal adj
dress was delivered by Mr.. J. Norman
wills, chairman of the Board of Ed
ucation. Greensboro. y. &.
On Monday, May the 27th the An
niNcrsary exercises of the Agricul.
lurai Literary Society were held, the
principal address being delivered by
Mr.. J. f.. Latham, cotton broker.
Greensboro, y. c. Tho Seniors held
their Class Day Exercises on Tues.
day at $50 p. NJ. Tho Anniversary
exercises of the Mechanical Literary
Society wcrc held on the same day
at 500 j. NJ. The principal address
was delivered by Hon. II. !. Murphy.
CITY manager, High Point. n. G.
On Wednesday. May the goth tho
ana was addressed by Mr.. John d.
Wray. State Agent, Boys Corn Club.
On Wednesday night a patriotic dra.
ma written and staged by Mrs. James
Is. Dudley WAS played to Il crowded
house. On Thursday at 9:30 p. NJ.
there was competitive drill by the
cadet companies OF the college.
AT l:30 u. NJ. the Commencement
exercises were held. The graduating
class was addressed by Hon. John
G. Dancy, formerly Collector of Gus
toms, Wilmington, n. c., Recorder OF
Deeds for tho District of Columbia
and now Extension Secretary of the
a. Nj. IL. Zion Church. DR.. Dancy
made patriotic speech and those
VINO had heard him a71umDer OF
times said II was one Of tho most
profound and eloquent that has ever
been delivered by this distinguished
orator.
inc other part OF the program
consisted OF n demonstration in maxi
ing floral design by William Small,
Southern Pines, N. c.; demonstra
ton in glazing by l.. p. Miller. of
Roanoke. Va, and an Grafton ON
Loyalty, by j. Maxwell REEVES, Allan
ia, Ga.
The degree of Bachelor of Science
in Agriculture was conferred On S.
NJ Haley with the colors) Savannah,
Tenn; HHV. Mccormick, with the
colors)'i Raeford, N. c.. William
Smalls, Southern Pines. N. c.; ]. G.
Stedman, Bear Creek, N. c.
The degree Of B. S. in the Me-
chanic Arts was conferred on the
following persons: G. j. Doran with
the colors) Cincinnati. o.; l.. p. Mil
Ter, Roanoke, Va; r. M. Reddick,
MaXton, n. G. u. M. REEVES, Atlanta
Ga; B. w. Whiting (with the colors)
baltimore, Nd; J. II. Whitfield, with
the colors) Goldsboro, N. c.
The college Is now very busy pre-
pairing for the reception Of 26S SOL
diers that are being sent here by the
War Department for technical train
ing. Tho Army camp will begin
juno the 18th and will continue for
Il period OF two months.
The college is also busy making
arrangements for the summer school
which will begin on June oath and
last six weeks. Lodging accomnio-
dations for the teachers OF the sum-
mer school have been made in the
city and we are hoping to have a
large attendance.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-06-15
Observation-Disclosures.

Mrs. Alice II. Kersey announces
the approaching marriage OF her
daughter, Estelle Carlotta, to DR.. An
drew Alexandria Robinson, at her
residence. 100 West Leigh street, on
Saturday, June 20, 1918, at 10000
A. M.
Friends invited. No cards.
reception will follow tho marriage
at 1890 o'clock, after which Dr..
Robinson and his bride will leave
for a Northern honeymoon.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-06-15
BANKS-MUNDIN.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Mundin an
nounce the approaching marriage Of
lhelr daughter. Leaoncad Justeen to
mr.. Eugene Lewis Banks, OF New
YORK, Thursday morning. June 81,
at nlne-thirty o'clock at the EbenoZcr
Baptist Church.
Reception from ten to twelve at
their residence, TIT North Sixth
street.
No cards. Friends are invited.
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In NfcInOl,ialn.

FOSTER--In loving memory Of our
beloved daughter, Sallie A. Foster,
who died one year ago, Juno 13,
1917:
The pain of death is passed,
Labor and sorrow cease,
And lifc's warfare closed at last,
Her soul is found in peace.
Devoted Father, Mother and
Children.
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ANIAIONS-AIORRIS.

Mr.. and Mrs. M. G.. Morris an
nounce the approaching marriage of
their daughter, Sanada &c. to Mr..
James II. Ammons, Jr, Thursday
evening, June 20, 1918 at six O'Clock
at their residence, zoo South First
street
Reception from six-thirty to eight
p. NJ.
Friends are invited. No cards.
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NORlsIS-CiI[IIIS,

Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Chiles an.
nounce the approaching marriage Of
their daughter, Theresita Beatrice. to
Dr.. Morgan Edward Norris, Monday
evening, June p, 1918, six o'clock.
at their residence. BIG West Leigh
street. p
FRIENDS are invited. No cards.
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Card of Thanks.

Mrs. Arlethia a. Smith desires to
thank her neighbors for their kind
in presenting her hus-
band, Elder Peter r. Smith with a
Marble Tablet On Memorial Day. May
Gods richest blessings rest upon each
and every one of them.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Brown an
nouncc the marriage OF their sister,
Estelle Althea Christian to Mr.. Bur
rell Il. Jackson, Monday, April s,
1918. Richmond, Virginia.
At home Thursday, June 20, 1918,
1888 North Fourth street, eight to
eleven p. M.
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POOIIG-JOHNSON

Mrs. Mary Brown announces the
marriage of her sister, Mrs. Irene
johnson to Mr.. James Fl. Poole May
10, l91S. Rev. w. III. Harris per-
formed the ceremony.
reception, Tuesday. June IS, 1918
from eight to eleven p. NJ, 500
Louisiana street, Fulton.
Friends are invited. No cards.
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Thanks the Grand Lodge.

I wish to thank tho Grand Lodge
for the payment of the death claim
of my beloved brother, Edward T..
Pryor, who was a member OF the
Iiontown Lodge, No. 1874, *. of p.
by the Deputy. M. l.. Carter.
J. S. PRYOR, JR.,
Beneficiary.
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LEFT FOR RICHMOND.

At the conclusion OF his remarks,
addresses were delivered by DR.. Pal
mer, DR.. Morton and Mr.. S. J. Logan
Mr.. Mitchell left in Prof McCune's
car for Cape Charles and he spent
the night with DR.. d. w. Palmer
He left this morning for Richmond.
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EVANS---BLACK.

Mrs. Estelle Black announces tho
marriage Of her daughter, Florence
Esteile to Mr.. John r. Evans, Satur-
day, June s, 1918 at the residence
OF Rev, w. II. Stokes.
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Piano For Sale.

PlANO--For sale cheap, a Stier
Upright Piano. Ebony base. Terms
If desired. Phone Boulevard 1772.
2223 Monument avenue. ct
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BOARD FOR CHILDREN.

Country Board for small children.
Plenty Of milk, fruit and vegetables.
Children will be given mothers
care. MRS. ROSE j. SCOTT, ORA
Va.