davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1918-03-04
DR.. .SAbEY MAY Do
CANT0NHEAI Work
West Church Grants Him
Absence Of One Week
a Month
CHURCH CALLS FOR
PASTORS SERVICES

Members OF the Session Of West
Presbyterian Church ANA the Rev. Dr.
L. Franklin smiley. pastor OF the
church, have received letters from The
Service Commission of The General
Assembly Of the Presbyterian Church.
asking that Dr. Smiley give up thr
nastorage of his church for from thtce
10 six months and gve his time fully
TO work in q my canionmonts
The Church Session met on Friday
night and after reading The letters de-
cided to grant the pastor one week out
Of each month for cantonment work
Becase of the large cons egation which
DIT. Smiley looks after The session ielt
that the pastor could not be spared for
full time in the cant0nments, although
the great need of spiritual work
among the soldiers is realized.
As nr. Smiley is ont Of the city TODAY
his decision in ihe matter could not be
asceiiained. a member of the Sess ON
stated. however. that one week month
had been granted the pastor for can
tonment work, but the member could
not say what Dr. smileys decision IN
the natter would be.
Evening journal., 1918-03-04
At S POWDER GO.
.SH] ]uS 1917 Growth
Gross Business and Net
Income Greater Than fer
Previous Year
OUT INTO
ANOTHER INDUSTRY

That Atlas Powder had a net income
for the year 1917 less dividends on
preferred temporary receipts, equal TO
an annual rate Of 5i.25 per cent. on the
common stock is shown by the annual
report Of William J. Webster. presi-
dent Of the company, inst issued.
A summary Of income and profit and
loss for the year ended DeceIhber 81,
1911. is as follows:
Gro sales ............... - i,iN ,u.fl ~
Cost OF goods sold. delivery
and other eNpenses...... 2i,ii9.26i3i
Net operating proflt...... s303s ,369.3t
other income, net,........ 1912 90
Net income for the year s3O5oi ISL "a
Undiswibuted profits be-
ginning OF year.......... 2.Sjt2is %
Amount available for
dividends or other app
preparation ............ $685.. .l29 60
Dividends. including inter
est on temporary receipts
Preferred ................ elco,ol2 ~
Common ................. i,juo.olo.Jl
Total .................... si.7s7i29ia
Uudistrlbuied profits. De-
cember "a. i9i7........... Si09L6004i
Net income for the year
less dividends on pre-
ferred capital stock and
interest on preferred tenn
porary receipts equal 60
annual rate on common
capital stock ............ 5i.25g.
The report shows an increase IN E os'
+ business and net income for 1917 over
+ 1916 The net income for 1916 wa.
81 per. cent. for common stock, cam
pared with 81 % ptr cent. for 1917
For 1916. gross sales amounted q
s20652. .9i6.25: the net income fo
1916 was s2.9301s9 Si; undistrnbutc'
profits at the beginning Of 1916 wer'
siAi7.3iiOS, and on December 81, 1916
s2.S3i,2is %.
President Webster in his report says
In July. 1917, your company acquir
= ed the entire capital stock of Richard
and Company, Incorporated, Lapol
Leather Cloth Company and Ceilulol
Continued on Page TWO.
Evening journal., 1918-03-04
POKED GUN in MANS
RIBS AT PARTY

In Municipal Court today Judge Fin
ger fined Leroy S3dler, Negro, 500 and
cosls ON tha charge of carrying con-
coalod deadly weapon and'in default
of navlnent tO serve three months IN
the vorkhou-e The defendant at
tended "a colored dance at French sireet
near Eighth street saturday nig'll ana
"playfully" poked the gun into another
mans ribs.
Doc response 60 "a question 10y Judge
Finger. Sadler said he carried the re-
Nolyti FOR his protection.
Evening journal., 1918-03-04
BETHLEHEM co. MEN
GUT THEIR JOBS

special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. Del, March about
twenty-five carpenters employed by the
Bethlehem steel plant below ihis town.
left work there this morning, dissatls-
fed with working conditions. For the
second time in month, "a number OF
carpenters employed al the plant were
laid on on Saturday. There was no no.
iice given beforehand. the men not re-
ceiving word until closing time, when
TWENTY-FIVE were lad on These men
d.d not like the sudden lay-on, and the
others sympaihized with their dissatis-
faction. Money questions did not enter
into the trouble, the men said this
morning.
'It is not a strike; we have just de-
cided to quit said one OF the men.
Evening journal., 1918-03-04
JAPS IN siberia
soon TO Protect
THEIR Interests
German-RuSsian Peace
Regarded as Dangerous
TO Far East
WON'T PERMIT HOLDING
OF seized TERRITORY
Ry The United Press.

HN AMN AAiN'A AA""f
WASHINGTON. March 4.-Wiih the
German-Russian peace pact signed, or
about 10 be. it was expected here today
that the question Of japanese lnterven +
ton in siberia would be hastily settled
Japan believes that the peace treaty
means she must act at once and de-
cisivoly. With such a spirit, q Is quite
conceivable. authorities say. that she
would act alone soon II Allied-Amerlcan
approval were withheld.
indications today were that Japan
will be permitted 10 play a lone hand
in protecting her interests 10 siberia.
hut that a statement of purpo es ana
/ limitations on the expedition VIII be
made.
Omcials here are In a quandary as 20
what Germany will do. provided the
peace treaty has actually been signed
That she would plow on into Russia
Is considered. provided - suited ncl
military leaders 90 do 60 ep fn'
other hand her plans for military at
uon may be such that she would Id
inclined 10 stop her advance lnd pa'
more attention 90 the italian or west
ern front.
In any event. Japanese authorities
sav that me dangfr from German pris
oners IN siberia is such that she can
not withhold action long. They coult
move against tho siberian railway lin'
OF could make trouble 40 NladiVostok
O. is held and Foreign Minister Mo
tono. according 20 unofficial reports
Z has informed the Japanese Diet iha
. Japan would act promptly and efec
b lively u peace were concluded between
Russia and Germany
At the japanese embassy i' wal
D limited that the day might hring forlf
- important developments. some cons'd
l cred that this meant official or un0m
e clal intlmaiions OF the Amcrlcln posi-
y iion had been received Reported seiz
urc of munitions al Nladiyostot by ih'
3 Bolshcyiki was advanced as "a rcasol
- for necessity Of "a speedy decision too
q Supplies 40 the iSberian port are Naiufl
s. at s50OO0O00. and 70 Is believed tina
D these will be seized or projected in 7n'
. case.
r What the mass of Russians VIII Oh
h I rs something that only The future cal
b tell. but many here think that guerill
warfare 'syil continue. thus oncrin
" sufficient trouble o. make ihc Ocrman
.e maintain strong garrisons 40 man
m points. Germany probably viii neve
d reap the FUN fruit OF her victory. VII
J. the Allies and Americans determine
N 20 press on, 10 Is likely that ihe ma
IN general peace treaty will not permit %
Teuion 20 hold an the seized Russia
territory.
Evening journal., 1918-03-04
ASK REBUILDING OF
DOVER SMYRNA ROAD

special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del. March As evidence
Of the demand for the improvement Of
the state Highways of Kent county,
especially that strip OF land between
Dover and smyrna on the north, the
state Highway Commission has been
petiiioned by Capital Grange. Patrons
OF Husbandry. 90 begin a speedy i'm
provement Of that part OF the road. The
resolution has been sent the Highway
Commission by State Capital Grange,
one OF the largest and most influential
In the Slllo.
Evening journal., 1918-03-04
JANUARY AUTO FEES
MOUNT UP TO S13O,OOO

special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del March As evidence
OF the increase ia automobile revenue
under the new law passed 10y the Del
aware LEGISLATURE. under which fees
are charged according io ihe weight or
the car, the amount OF license fees re-
ceived by the State for January alone
totalled $4,000. while The entire reye-
nue. FOR 1917 amounted 10 but si8OOO.
Evening journal., 1918-03-04
ITAIIANS RALLY.

Members OF The Italian NeighDorhood
House M Lincoln street, between sew
enih and Eighth streets, held patriotic
meeting I'm their quarters last even
lng Romola Marconi spoke in Italian.
and Frank p. Cofonc IN English. Under
the leadership of Miss Jennie Weaver,
pairioiic songs eniivened The meeting.
letter from Col. j. Warner Reed.
of the Delaware picncer Regiment was
read. in which he expressed the ap-
probation of ihc members of tho regi-
ment for the golden horse shoe pre-
seui,d them by The Italians Of this
city
Evening journal., 1918-03-04
PHILADELPH' PIKE
in HORRIBLE SHAPE

Now that lhe frost Is oozIng ont OF
the ground, the Philadelphia pike Is in "a
deplorable condition. in many places
The frost has fermented ihe roadbed
and churned o. into muddy and ruiiy
stretches that at times are almost inn
psssable. This condition has been
wrought IN only the past few days, the
road having stood up remarkably well
under ihe unusually heavy army truck
travel heretofore The road is IN such
condition now that 20 is realized that
something must be done in The near
future. and IN an probability an en-
tirely new highway with deep con-
crete base will be constructed this
spring
Evening journal., 1918-03-04
WOMEN TO BOOsT WAN STAMP.

Wilmington women under the direc- t
ton OF the National Defense Council
OF the state. are preparing Go boost the
sale OF war savings stamps, and a.
meeting will De held In ihc Playhouse
on Friday afternoon Tor the purpose
OF completing Che arrangements. Della
ware has purchased a greater amount
In war stamps per capita than any
other state and % is determined to in-
crease ihe amount and 20 keep the lead
if noSsihle
Evening journal., 1918-03-04
q y. ROBINSON nEAn.

The funeral of George r. Robinson.
who died ot his home No. i06 West
Tenth street. yesterday, viii boz held al
2 o'clock "Wednesday afternoon. In
terment will be made in Hyerview
cemetery. Air. Robinson was Is years
old and a member OF lhe Water Witch
Fire Company ami The Volunteer Fire
mems Relief Association.
Evening journal., 1918-03-04
cUoosE Tensions DIRECTOR.

special 90 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del. March 1.-The Della
ware Mothers Pension Commission
has rendered ihe position Of director 10
q Chicago woman. Until word is re-
celved as 20 whether The person so Sc
lected win accept The ofilce, no an
nouncement win be made
Evening journal., 1918-03-04
PetrOgadPan-EAeCutiye Council Calls Soldiers,
Peasants and COSSackS TO Moscow to Outline
Action. Treaty Simply Ultmatum Supported
by Armed Outrage. MuStFeedS StarviugPeOple
MILITARY VICTORIES" MEAN TIGHTENING
OF MOOSE AROUND INlPERIALISTS' NECKS
Il, JOSEPH sHAPLEN.
Copyright, 1915, by the United Press

Th with Germany signed at Bres'
regarded on, paper
throughout Peiroarod
peograd
soldiers peasants whether
reject
advance this conference decide to tear
I'M treaty a "hoy
parties the Of ash
Inn o last
Evening journal., 1918-03-04
CUT sr-LOr1s-cmcAGO TRAIN SERVICE.

sy The United Press
WASHINGTON. March aPassenger train service 0e'w'e'
cicaeo and st Louis cut 10 cent by the Director
General Of Railroads today.
Simultaneously with reduction the train service inter
hnabe tickets were sale in both Chicago
Louis
This marked the beginning forecast wholesale sashns
d, ,,esen and udestern passenger service and attendant
srenses
Evening journal., 1918-03-04
40 m lrFFTING.

Division No. 4, a. o. ~. vill hold IFS
semi-monthiy meeiing 10 lrish-Ameri-
can Hall. az sij clocs ihis evenIng.
The board Of trustees of The division. Of
meeting Lcld Lest u-sdlT nieht. de-
cided 20 take Holy Communion at the
Cathedral on 50 Patrick Day. March
A..
Evening journal., 1918-03-04
MAIrR MAIN nREAKs.

Because of the breaking of a water
main on East Front street. directly
under the tracks of the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad. it was necessary yesterday 10
die mp a considerable portion Of the
street N That polni
Evening journal., 1918-03-04
By 70 sEPH sHAPLEN.
Coopyrighi, iois, by The United Pres

PETROGRAD a--Aonna)"E,n with signed Bres
continue agriculture cOmm.sary Na'sea told tho
Pressio today.
sporadic through will nci
unable against Germany but
partisan possible the Gamau iunhers and
whit u he and Finland
thc such will not participate Only
and white guards nhn Ne
can handle
provinces Germaus hess Tho ceuan
feed occupied territory well as Ifs
f the Germans occupy inhabitants
nneedbr bread- Il.
OF will
mporiasis neck The starving
territories t6c occupy economic situation
f the Germans destroy Revolutionary
eonqu peasants do this There
realized The civil against the German ruling classes
will b continued
do technical materials to conduct partisan warfare
Ourm entirely different
believe aco win only possible when tho borders
Russia and Ccrman no dened"
Evening journal., 1918-03-04
BOMB FIRES ITALIAN SIP.

by the United Press
An ATLANTIC PORT t-Fire believed to hays beer
started by an ncendiary bomb today aboa
an Italian steamship in this port had gained
se,dway before beng discovered by crew. fought until
c turned in an alarm The ship loaded general
chandise.
Evening journal., 1918-03-04
r, IOsEPH sHAPLEN.

(Copyrah, BY the United Pressl
daSed following the
action the Russian peace delegation the
peace.
The eiy is like man with
uncertain
The Russian delegation wired
ae Russian deuaton declared aurdo,
Cont Nucl
Evening journal., 1918-03-04
Rr ansEPn snAPLFN.

1918 by The United Press
-tmero British French
u have arrived I'm Moscow announced here today
The American Tho Moscow
Dewitt Poole appear Americans Affected OF
Russia moving O places of safety
Evening journal., 1918-03-04
TOnAN's TEMpEnATIRE

AI In0 EVcnlng I0urn1I.
400 A. NJ 30 1901 p. M..... AZ
1000 4. Mo- 90. i30 p. No.. as
-rN AN TTDFS
Evening journal., 1918-03-04
WEATHER

Cloudy and warmer tonight
and Tuesday. probably rain;
moderate south winds.
Tomorrow-TueSday
All Meatlcss and Ono Wheat
less Meal.
Evening journal., 1918-03-04

fj.s",etie" s.i"1si9 19,433
NON-RETURNABLE
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-12
re SERCOWA.

W ubiegly piatek, jake W dzlen Bo-
skieSo Serca Jezusa, odbyl sic Odpust
PREY Icznym udziale w%iernych; Nabo-
ze6stwa W tym dniu odprawiane by1y
w nastepujacym porzadku: pierwsza
Msze sw. odprawil o godzinie 5tej ra-
no, Y. Antoni Gawrych, druga o godzi-
ME $50 odprawil Y. Franciszek J..
Karabasz, proboszcz miejscowy, trze-
ella o godzinie S-mej odprawi} Y. Ka-
zimierz PijanOwski, a czwarta Sumo
O godzinie 10tej odprawii X. Antoni
K{owo, W a~systencyi Y. fedora Cza-
sikh. proboszcza z North Chicago, jake
dyakona i X. Antoniego Gawrycha ia
10 s~ub-dyakona; kazanie wygiosil Y.
Leon Hync.
Nieszpory wieezorem o godzinie 7:3O
odprawii Y. Stanislaw Chole--
wi6ski, proboszcz psrafii Sw. J6zefa,
W asystencyi ". Pawla Soboty, jake
dyakona / Y. Leona Hync jake sub-dy-
akona; kazanie wyglosi{ Y. Jan Me-
cikOTSki.
W uroczystoSciach jak r6wnieA i W
sluchaniu Spowiedzi Sw. brazil udzial
opr6cz wyzej wymienionych, ~nastepu-
jacy ksieza: x. Pra}at Stanislaw Ma
wrocki, X. Konsultor Ludwik Cru
dzi6ski, X. Franciszek Wojtalewicz, X.
Kazimerz Slomi6ski, Y. Kazimierz
Gronkowski, X. BroniSlaw Czajkowski
Y. Edward Kowalewski, Y. Franciszek
Marcinek, X. Waclaw Warakomski, z
East Grove, Ill, Y. Antoni Ha{gas, X.
Rajmund Applet, Y. Pawel Sims c. r.
z Kollegium Sw. S~tanis}awa Kostki, X.
Wlncenty NowicH, X. Jak6b Strzy-
cki, X. Franciszek Rusch re SierociG-
ca W Niles, X. Stanislaw Chylla, Y. A.
Szczerkowski, X. J6zef Karabasz, X.
Felix Kachnowski, X. Saucepan Bubacz
Y. Julian Grzesinski, Y. Jan Stoinski
1 Y. Szczepan Szczepa6ski.
Dzisiaj ma Mszy Sw. o godzinie 9tej
zrana, odbyl sic Stub pana Antoniego
Rogalskiego, Fam. D. mr.. 2141 West
1Sta utica, z parma Anna Kurek, Fam.
pnr. Ills W. Alta utica Slubu udzielii
Y. Kazimierz ~Piianowski, miejscowy
wikary.
x
W przyszla niedziele odbedzie sic u
roczysta Komunia Sw. Msza sw. ma
intencye dzieci przystepujacych do no
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-12
WIAD0MOSCI Z PARAFIJ
P0LSkICH W CHICAGO.

munii sw. odprawiona bedzie o godzi-
ME Sis rano; przystapi do Stofu Pan
Skiego 66 dzieci.
W przysziy poniedzialek Odbedzie
sic ~posiedzenie Sp6lki Budowniczo-Po-
Iyczkowej, i'm. IgnacegO Paderewskle-
60; bedzie ma MIN zdane publiczne
sprawozdanie z roku 1917-191S jak r6-
wniec odbedzie sic wybor nowego "a
rzadu. w sk}ad dotychczasowego Ia
rzadu wchodza: Andrzej Koziowski,
prezes; y. Antoni K}owO, wice-prezes;
Stanis}aw BogdaGski, sekretarz; Jan
Superczynski, asystent s~ekretarza; Der
nard Trandel, kasyer; StanisiaW "a
wlikowski, J6zef Babo1 / Leon Zareb-
ski, Rada Gospodarcza Antoni B. Ma
zurk adwokat. Sp6}ka ia jest jedna z
najlepiej rozwijajacych sic w dzielni-
CIV Town of Lake; W pierwszym roku
swego istnienia juz ma przesz4o $l6,-
900.
! Przez caly miesiac czerwiec, w kaz-
dy piatek odbywac sic bedzie Naoozen-
stwo do Serca ~Jezusowego.
=
W przyszia sobote przystapi do Spo-
wiedzi sw. Tow. Wniebowstapienia Pan
! skiego, a W niedziele rano o godzinie
6:15 ma Mszy sw. do wsp6lnej Komu-
nil sw.
*
Obecnie W szkole parafialnej czynia
sic wszelkie przygotowania do popisu
dzieci szkolnych, kt6ry sic odbedzie W
niedziele, dnia 23-go czerwca b. r. o
godzinie 7:30 wieczorem, W hall para
fialnej.
Wczoraj zmarIa Stanislawa G6rnie-
wicz, Fam. pnr. 1874 w. Alma utica,
liczaca lat 20. W smutku p~ograzonych
zostawila meza i rodzine.
a.
Ma posiedzeniu Oddziaiu sw. Piotra
mr.. 9O-ty, Macierzy Polskiej W u6iegfa
niedziele wstapiio 15tu nowych czson-
k6w; Jezeli sic wezmie pod uwage, re
W ubieglym miesiacu przystapiio q, a
poza przeszlym 1stu, to Oddziaa ten
z pewnoscia uzyska rekord pomiedzy
| towarzystwami jakiejbadz ~organiza--
cyl.
-
Ma wakacye re szk0} wyzszych po-
wr6cili cz}onkowie Tow. Miodztezy sw.
Stanislawa Kostki: Stanisiaw Bonk,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-12
PARAFH SW. JANA
BOzEGO.

W przyszla niedziele, dnia 1890 czer
wca, b. +. odbedzie sic wycieczka czy-
Ii piknik, kt6ry urzadza Tow. sW. Aloj-
zego, grupa GIL Zjed. Pol. R. r., z pa
rafii Sw. Jana Bozego, aAeby pc Gallo
r~ocznej piracy, zabawic sic wspolnie
ma swiezem powietrzu; wycieczka ia
odbedzie sic w ogrodzie White City"
W poblizu Willow Springs, Ill.
= *
W ~przysz}a srode, dnia 1890 czerw-
ca b.. r. stanie ma Slubnym kobiercu, p.
| Aleksander Smietanka, brat Juliusza
Smietanki, kolektora akcyzy, zam. pnr.
1924 ". 52-ga utica z PARMA Walerya
Czesiawska z parafii Matki Boskiej cd
N~ieustajacej Pomocy, gdzie tez i Stub
sic o~dbedzie. Przyszly pan miody ma
ley do parafii sw. jana Bozego.
+ * :.
w parafli sw. Jana Bo2ego, gdzie
proboszczem jest X. Konsultor Ludwik
Grudzi6ski, robotnicy razno krzataja
sic oko1o w~ywo4enia zieml / pracuja
o lie NIGGA by przyspieszyc prace PREY
kopaniu Fundamental pod nova PREY
sz}a Swiatynia Pa6ska, kt6ra W MEDIA
lekiej przysz}osci ma stanac ola spo-
Iecze6stwa polskiego, katolickiego, tn
ma wychodztwie. Obecny kosciGl jest
juz "a szczupIy by m6gi wygodnie po-
mieScic wszystkich parafian dlatego
p~roboszcz X. Ludwik Gr~udzihski wzial
sic energicznie do piracy i rozpoczal te
trudna prace a daj Boze by W jak maj
kr0tszym czasie stana} kosci0} nowy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-12

munii sw. odprawiona bedzie o godzi-
ME Sis rano; przystapi do Stofu Pan,
Skiego &C dzieci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-12

Ma wakacye re szk0} wy2szych po-
wrocili c~z}onkowie Tow. Mlodziezy sw
Stanis{awa Kostki: Stanisiaw Bonk,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-12

z Kollegium sw. Bonawentury, z Pu-
laski, Wis, J6zef Bartkowiak, re Sc
minaryum Polskiego W Orchard Lake,
Mich / Donat Kulawas, re Seminary
um NajSw. Maryi Fanny, z Baltimore,
Md.
*
Obecnie odbywa sic agitacya ma ko-
rzysc ch6r6w parafialnych, sw. Stani-
siawa Kostki i sw. Cecylii, ktore chca
p~owiekszyc liczbe swoich czlonk6w j
czfonkif.
Dzisiaj wieczorem odbedzie sic ze-
branie czionk6w orkiestry Towarzy--
silva Mlodziezy sw. Stanislawa Kostki
bardzo wazne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-12

W przysz}a niedziele odbedzie sic u
roczysta Komunia sw. Msza sw. ma
intencye dzieci przystepujacych do no
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-12

Dz1ENNK cHIcAaoSKI san,sJ
Bscza wieceJ drobnych ogiossen. ami
tell ~wszystkie inne dzienniki poskis
" Chicago Eaxem WzietA.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-12
Z Piotro-Pawiowa.

ID. i. OuuSuAAO oAS POPAS
mel ze szkoly parafialnej IS. Piotra
1 Pawla. Dzieci starannie przygoto-
wuja sic do tegot e%gzaminu. a udzial
vienna przewaanie tylko dzieci kon-
czace Smy stopieh tym tylko be-
ds wreczone dyplomy, kt6rzy ukon-
CA powyzszy stopieh W naukach.
AZ
w niedziele, dnia 30go czerwca,
b. +. odbedzie sig W kosciele IS. Pio-
ira 1 Pawia podwojna uroczystosc,
DO oto W tym dniu przystapia dzieci
szkolne do wspolnuej Komunii sw.
i zarazem odbedzie sic Odpust, jake
W dzieh patronow, ktorych to swie-
to wlasciwie przypada. podiug ka--
lendarza, ma sobote, lecz ola pew
nych przyczyn odlozone do dnia ma
stepnego, to Jest do niedzieli.
Do u~roczystej Komunii sw. PREY
stapi p~rzeszlo 76 dzieci. Msza sw. ma
ich intencye prawdopodobnie odbe-
die sic o godz. Sci rano'
Kolektorzy 1 kolektorki Podatku
Narodowego. W parafii IS. Piotra
Pawla, gdzie proboszczem Jest x. NJ.
Kotecki, zebrali "a mieslao maj dose
pokaEna sumke; przedstawia sic, Re
og6lna suma Jest wieksza cd tel
ostatnie1 s641.40; p%arafianie o lie
mo5nosci poczuwaja sic do obowiaz-
ku, azeby przyczynit sic do sprawy
polskiej.
Take nadmienit wypada, Re pie
Made ma Fundusz Dsru Majowego,
do Z{otej Ksiegi napiywaja obficie 1
wkrotce ogiosimy ogolns sumo jaka
parafianie dotychczas zio4yli.
ma Town of Lake molina otrzy.
mac ,,Dzienuik Chicagoski":
BOCHNIAK -
1915 w. 43-cia Utica.
~WoJTKoWSKI -
1924 S. Ashland ave.
CICHOWLAZ -
1912 So. Lincoln utica
KRUPoW1cZ
IT'S ~. 4S-ma utica
MIELZYNSKI -
lila w. 45-ma utica
1718 w. 47-ma utica
STREJSMAN ~
:, 4sos LOOMS utica
HoNDs n
Alma vi | Racine ave.
LOPACINSKI -
1863 Gross ava
S. ITALIAN -
1912 w. 61-ta I'll. Sk1ad paszy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-12

PosxukuJess prncyf - Czyta1 pilnis
S Ss5SSaehaap 9fH hSDsIN ScHIcHGosK1E.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-12

Prawss kindly IeKaEE poISkI stale o.
Rlasza sws 9odzlny ofisoFe nb EpL.
Ach DZIENNIKA CHlCASOSX LE0o
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-12

PoIski portyK. czy wIeKszy czy mniei
szy "a opowiazek poczytyw vac sobis
powinien stale reklarnowac narodo.
woGc nac-a wSrS6 ohcVcH .o-"atr"'s
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-02-28

The Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary Society of Salem Luth-
eran Church will meet Saturday af-
ternoon at o'clock at the home
of Mrs. John Lindle. Second street,
Enhaut. The meeting will be lead
by Mrs. Jesse Frysinger and Miss
Grace Gluntz will read a paper on
the subject, Home Mission Move
ments.
The Kings Daughters, the wo-
mans adult Bible class of Neidig
Memorial United Brethren Sunday
school will hold their eighth anni-
versary Sunday afternoon at 2
O'Clock. A special program has been
prepared. Miss Susan Balsbaugh
will give the address
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Aungst gave
n birthday dinner on Sunday for
their granddaughter. Miss Verna
Jones.
Mrs. John Cool. daughters Miss
Mary and Mrs. Edward Weigle, of
Biglerville, spent several days this
week with Mrs. Howard Weikert.
Professor f. f. Stengle spent the
weekend with his sister, Mrs. John
Yetter, at York.
Mrs. Elizabeth Urich, living near
here, is very i'll with asthma.
Frank Bowers, a United States
soldier, of Camp Meade. was called