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The Washington herald., 1919-11-09
ROYAL NEIGHBORS OF
AMERICA.

Martha McCaffrey Camp, No. 1858.
entertained a representative gather
ing of Royal Neighbors and Modern
Woodmen at an open melting Ia
Pythtan Temple. Monday night. Bur-
ton G. Cowles presented the follow
ing program: Recitation. Railroad
Crossing" Miss Bessie X. Brown:
vocal solo. Miss Margaret O'Sullivan.
accompanied by Miss Katherine
Cowles: recitation. The Squire's
Rooster" Miss Florence Cummings; I;
remarks. State Supervising Deputy
Ida J. Swiggett; recitation. Mrs. C..
E. Van Dorm; remarks. Citv Super
vising Deputy Martha McCIS~sy: re-
marks. State Deputy William McCaf-
frey; remarks. District Deputy John
w. Sutherin. Refreshments OF
doughnuts. pumpkin pie. and cof-
fee were served. An invitation from
Myra B. Enright Camp to its 500
party was accepted. Visitors from
Fidelis and Myra B. Enright camps.
Royal Seighbors. and from Talbot.
Central. and West End camps, Mod
ern woodmen. were present. The
members OF West End Camp attend
ed in body by special invitation
because of the close relations be-
tween the two camps. The chairman
OF the committee was ably assisted
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will be recommended to the board
at its next meeting.
The council of administration Will
meet with Lawton Camp In Perpet-
ual Hall. 1103 E street, on Novem-
Der 20.
Gen. NJ. Emmett Urell Camp held
its regular meeting Wednesday.
The comrades are working hard
TO make the Veterans dance, In
Pythian Temple. on Armistice Night.
as big success as the military ball.
The proceeds ofithese dances will be
used for relief work and Legislation.
Richard ]. Harden Camp had a
large attendance at its meeting
Thursday night to witness the mus
tering in of recruits with Com
mander Charles F. Runge in COM
mand.
Col. Jas. s. Petit Camp will hold
a meeting Tuesday evening at which
recruits are expected to be mus
tered.
National headquarters have been
opened In the Southern Building by
Comrade James J. Murphy.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-09
THE REBEKAH DECREE.

Monday-Esther. No "Friends' Might
Tuesday-Mount Pleasant. No. o. Degree.
Ladies' Auxiliary Canton. Washington. No l.
wednesiay-Friendship. No. Degree.
nusdsy-hartha Washington No >. Grand
viStr ton.
Mrs. Ella v. Mallory. president Of
the Rebekah Assembly. accompanied
by her assembly officers, Grand Mas
ter Victor p. Hammer and officers OF
the grand lodge will visit Martha
Washington No. 8 on Thursday eve
ming. This Is the home lodge OF Vice
President Mollie E. Edmonston, who
Is also its recording secretary.
Past Noble Grand Mrs. A. Naomi
Cooper. recording secretary of the la
dies auxiliary OF Canton Washington
No. l. announces a meeting of the
auxiliary on Tuesday evening at the
home OF Mrs. Abbie NJ. Gates, sos
North Carolina avenue, southeast
Esther Lodge no. will hold a
friends night" at the regular meet
ing tomorrow evening.
President Mrs. Ella v. Mallory an
nounces a school of instructions will
be held In Naomi No. Lodge room
in l. o. o. F. Temple on Monday eve
ming, November IL. at the close of
Naomia Lodge meeting.
Ruth Lodge No. met Monday eve
ming when one member was admitted
by transfer from Baltimore. Past
Noble Grand Mrs. Emma Belt will
conduct rummage sale for the lodge
the first three days OF this week.
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thrown open to the friends Of the
organization and after q cordial well
come from Consul M. L. Dicus q
smoker was enjoyed for the remainder
Of the evening. Messrs. Jorgenson.
Whitson and Young entertained with
piano solos. instrumental duets and
trios. their jazz music being especially
pleasing. II. II. Millard spoke OF the
Woodmen sanitarium and mentioned
the fact that two members OF the
organization from this city are now
there. Dr. John W. Sutherin. B. q.
cowles and William Mccsffrey enter
tained also with remarks. The consul
announced that at the nett meeting
the full degree work will be per-
formed.
Consul Fred. w. Darlington. of Gen.
tral Camp. has called the attention OF
the members to the fact that addi-
tional paraphernalia has been received
from the head office and will be used
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F. A. A. M.

The Grotto Band. Glee Club and
Orchestra will participate in an en-
tertainment to be gwen by the Circle
Club on November q in honor Of the
Commissioners and other District OFF,
cials and employees. The entertainment
will be at Pythian Temple. and under
the direction OF Chief Justice Charles
A. Stevens. president of the Circle
Club.
The Grotto Band played at the get
together" buffet luncheon OF the ad-
yisory board OF Masonic clubs at the
Metropolitan Hotel on November 1.
and. with the Glee Club. entertained
William +. Singleton Lodge. Ten
nallytown, on November 5. Last
night the band and Glee Club en-
tertained the Lambskin Club at Ma
val Lodge Hall. On November 81
they will entertain the Fellowship
Club at Pythian Temple.
Prizes were awarded at the Hollow
cen Ball of the Grotto Band and drill
corps as follows: Fancy costumes,
ladies, Miss Mildred r. Edge. first:
Mss Katie NJ. Moreland. second; gen.
tlemen. Horace A. Hunt. first; Harry
f. Randall. second. Comical costumes.
ladies. Miss Ozella Ballard, first: Miss
Eleud wa dIlHs SeCOiius Scillicliich' -
j. Norwood. first; J. ]. Cunningham.
second. The judges were Mrs. Zell
Weaver Oatley. Z. E. Lucas and ii.
L. Wilson. of Portland. Ore.
The next dance will be at the New
Willard Hotel on November .. ana
the committee will do all possible TO
make 1t as enjoyable as the two dances
recently given. Prophet George Z.
Howard. an expert on poultry. and
secretary of the National Capital Poui-
try and Pigeon Association, has been
asked to procure the largest and best
bronze turkey obtainable to be award
ed as a prize at this dance. This Is
one OF the features already decided
upon. and the committee promises sew
eral others.
High Priest of Anacostia Royal
Arch Chapter No. II announces the
work degree for November =. at 1880
p. m. All Royal Arch Masons are in
vtted.
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at the next meeting of the camp. at
which time il Is expected that a small
class Of candidates viii be Initiated.
At the last meeting. Consul "A. M.
Gilman. jr.. OF West End Camp. was
a visitor. The clerk reported the
return OF chauncey NJ Iiunter from
the West where he was located for
the past two years. part OF the time
at The Woodmen Sanitarium.
The honors of Woodcraft were ex-
tended to vtsiting fofficers OF Central
and A. r.. Talbot camps at the meet
Ing Of West End Camp IN PythIan
Temple Monday night, An Informal
reception was rendered Mckinley W.
kreigh. who has just returned TO
Washington after thirty-two months
Of service In France with the A Z. r.
In response 10 the greeting Of Consul
II. M. Gilman. jr.. Mr.. Kreigh spoke
briefly OF his experiences with the
army and at the request OF the camp
consented to address the members ct
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the nrst meeting in December On
France and the Work OF the A. f.
F." A communication was received
from Howard Webster at Goshen.
Conn. in which he announced his
desire 10 transfer 10 the Woodulan
camp at Torrington. The annual eIccs'
;ion OF officers will be held the fret
meeting IN December and special
arrangements ,sre being made TO make
this meeting ione OF special interest.
Favorable reports were received from
the membership committee and q was
directed TO continue it's efforts. Dis
trict Deputy John W. sutherin gave
interesting informs tion with respect
TO recent occurrences In woodcraft
and spoke Oh tho sdde1 in. sssS.Ii<
adyusImenI OF rates mas given to the
membership. At the next session Of
the camp a turkey will be disposed
or N. T. Webb filled the ONCE OF
CONTINUED on PAGE TEN.
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by Mrs. B. q. sCowles. Mrs. l. ]
kohlner, Mrs. Brown and C. Z
Haaske,-
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page and esquire ranks on a number
Of candidates.
Grand Keeper Of Records and Seal
N. j. Glasson has received o supply
Of Supreme Lodge Honor Certificates
from Supreme Keeper of Records and
Seal Fred. q. Wheaton. All lodges
desiring certificates for soldier MEM
bers are requested to apply to Mr..
Gasson at grand lodge headquarters.
Friendship Temple. No. .. Pythian
Sisters, entertained a large number Of
members and visitors at a social affair
Wednesday evening. Vocal selections
were given by several members Of the
temple with Mrs. Cody acting as ac-
companist A committee consisting OF
Mrs. Kimmel. Mrs. Freeman and Mrs.
Crown has been appointed to arrange
for a card party to be given by
Friendship Temple on December B.
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Golden Rule Lodge. No. q. will
have the first degree on Tuesday
rSeninG by the team OF Federal City
Lodge. No. 20. on class of six can
dIdateS
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Phoenix Lodge No. q will dedi-
cate its new hall. in Benning. d.
C. on November 20. The ceremony
will be performed by Grand Master
Victor p. Hammer and officers Of
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the grand lodge. The address will
be delivered by the Rev. DIR. Brown.
pastor of the Christian Church of
Benning. The dedication will be open
to the public.
Grand Warden Bert ". Wolfe. as
sisted by a team, will confer the first
degree on a class of candidates for
Excelsior Lodge. No. II. I. o. o. F..
at Odd Fellows New Temple. on
Thursday evening. The Rev. DR.. Hugh
7. Stevenson will speak Of his ex-
periences "over there" at the smoker
which will follow the conferring Of
the degree. A musical program will
be presented. The meeting will open
promptly at 7:45 O'Clock.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
LODGES.

Monday-Cslanthe. No Il; Home. No. 81.
grand visitation.
T',esd.y-webster. No. I; Excelsior. No. u;
Capital. No. n: Myrtle. No. q.
No. II: Union. No. 2; Columbia. No Is
Friday - syracusisns, No 10; RathboneSu-
pcrioT, No o. entertainment
PYTHIAN SISTERS
Wednesday, Friendship Temple. No. g.
Frday-Rathbone Temple, No. 9.
Home Lodge. No. 81, will entertain
Grand Chancellor Patrick and asso-
evening in the lodge room, third floor
front, Pythian Temple. This will be
the second visitation of the grand
officers to Home Lodge. since its insti-
tuition on August q. 1918. Chancellor
Commander Seeds will induct a class
Of new members during the business
session preceding the grand lodge
visitation.
Rsthbone4Superior Lodge. No. %.
has the unusual distinction of having
had more Of its members actively par
ticipating in the world war than any
other lodge in the District. The MEM
bers who were in the service are to
be honored Friday evening by the
lodge with an entertainment.
Century Decatur Lodge. No. 30. and
its friends turned out In force Monday
evening to receive the officers of the
grand lodge. E. hToung. chancellor
commander Of Syracusians Lodge
acted as volunteer grand lecturer
Grand Lecturer {. B. Gray was absent
on account of sickness. George W.
Sellers. past chancellor of Capital
Lodge. spoke and J. L. Armstrong, Of
Redfield Lodge. No. 34s. Redfield, Iowa.
presented a fraternal message from
the Pythians of that State.
Excelsior Lodge. No. Il. reports
candidates for the service class, a
number of applications having been
received at the convention Tuesday
evening. Capital Lodge. No. "a. the
same evening. received several appli-
cations and Chancellor Commander
Johns is endeayoring to have fifteen
candidates for the class.
Webster Lodge. No. 7. will hold a
roll call. get-together meeting and a
smoker on November Is. The soldier
members who took part in the world
war will be presented with a Supreme
Lodge Honor Certificate by Chancellor
Commander ]. X. Morton on behalf
of Webster Lodge.
Columbia Lodge, No. S, held a
special convention Wednesday evening
for the purpose Of comforting the
The Washington herald., 1919-11-09
MODERN WOODMEN
OF AMERICA.

Zack H. Meredith and George NJ.
Payne were initiated as members of
A.: X. Talbot Camp at a short busi-
ness session. and the transfer OF Lee
J. kieser from Camp 1896, Gladbrook.
Iowa. was approved. Three applica-
tions for membership were acted upon
The doors Of the camp were then
The Washington herald., 1919-11-09
ODD FELLOWS.

MoudAy-Lansion. No. 8. grand visitation
Union. No. II. and Beacon. No. 5. business
Tlesday-washington. No. 6 Degree. Golden
Rule. No. n First degree. Amity. No. 2.
Degree. %
Wednesday Eastern. No. I First degree.
Harmony. No. q DeErre
TrurSday-Comnbia No. 10 First degree.
tovenant. No. IL Degree. Salem. No 2 De-
gree. Phoenix. No. 3 First degree. Excel
sicr. No Il InitiatOry degree.
Friday-Ccntral. No. l. Degree. Metropoli-
Tan. No. Is Degree Federal City, No. %.
D'gree.
ENCAHPMENT
Mondsy-NIOunt Nebo. No g. Degree
rATRIARCHS MILITANT
SstuElay-Canton Washington. No. l. Drill
Grand Master Victor p. Hammer.
accompanied b. his corps of Grand
Lodge officers. will visit Langdon
Lodge No. ~. The visitation will
he in the lodge room of Langdon
Lodge Hall. at 2nS2 Rhode Island
avenue northwest. This lodge was
instituted during the administration
of Grand Representative John H.
Wood. in 1914. with nine, cnarter
members of whom four-Past Grands
Thomas c. Collins. Orvill T. Putnam,
F. p. sherman and Grand Secretary
Frank Z. Rapp-are still active.
Eastern Lodge No. :. will confer
the first degree at their regular ses-
SION Wednesday evening At the
close OF the degree work a member
from the Grand Jurisdiction Of Penn
sylvanis will deliver a lecture on the
characters OF the degree.
Golden Rule Lodge. No. q, will
have the first degree on Tuesday
HSeninG by the team OF Federal City
Lodge. No. 20. on class of six can
didates.
| Columbia No. ~ bulletin announces
hat regular degree work will be the
Decial feature of every meeting
light during the present term. The
cub team organized several months
go will confer the first degree
p Thursday evening.
Amity Lodge. No. q. conferred the
bird degree at the regular session
Sn Tuesday evening after which
reception was given to the twenty
lone new members who have united
with the lodge duIing the present
tCar.
Phoenix Lodge No. q will dedi-
cate its new hall. in Benning, ID.
C.. on November 20. The ceremony
will be performed by Grand Master
Victor p. Hammer and officers Of
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-23

Hieronim Korzeniewski, syn PIP.
J6zefa 1 Amy Korzeniewskich, Fam.
pnr. 1928 Logan Blvd, Logan
Square. powr6cii onegdaj : Franeyl
do Chicago, ma iono rodziny. Byi on
szoferem oficerskim pierwszej kla-
sy podczas swego pobytu W VOL
sku. W Chicago znanym jest ogol-
ME W kolach sportowych re swej
doskonalej CRY W pike, Powrotem
jego rodzina Gala jest wielce ucie--
szona.
PAM Marya Pufundt, iona Obj.
Maksymiliana j. Pufundta, zam. p.
mr.. 1911 Holt ul., znajduje sic W
szpitalu Park ave-, gdzie poddala
sic bolesnej ~operacyi. Opiekuje sic
mia DIR. I. Krolik.
! n1 g
Malujac dom, OBJ. Jak6b Perowski
z zawodu malarz, Fam. pnr. 1878 5.
Racine ave., W dzielnicy Town of
Lake, spadi z rusztowania ma ziemie
4 W upadku zlamal zebro l nadwy-
rezyi czaszke. Zaraz pc wypadku
z~awieziono go do domu, a przywo-
iany lekarz gorliwie sic MIN zaopie-
kowai
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-23
Podziekowanie.

Niniejszem skIadamy najserde-
czniejsze podziekowanie wszyst-
kim krewnym i znajomym, kto-
rzy w jakikolwiekbadz sPos6b
Przyczynili sic PREY pogrzebie ma
szej najukochahszej cork Sp. Ma
tall Barbarskiej, mianowicie x,
Proboszczowi, FIR. Wojciechow--
skiemu, Dziewicom Rozanca Sw.
oraz tym "a piekne kwiaty. Jesz-
cze raz dziekujemy staro-polskim
bog ,zaplat."
w smutku pograzeni:
Franciszek i Teofila Barbar-
soy, rodzice, wraz z GAIA rodzina.
(Ogf.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-23
Autentyczne.

Pewna mieszczka odwiedziia swa
obioznie chora przyjaciolke / chcav
jej dodaG otuchy, pocieszaia ia W
nastepujacy spos6b:
Ach moja droga PAM, jake
jestes s~zczeSliwa, re sic juz wybie-
rasz do nieba dial ogladania ~jasnosci
Boskiej / wiecznej Jego ehwaly.
Ma to chora jej odpowie:
-Jak tylko wejde do nieba, be-
de Pana Boga prosic, ably 1 dla ko-
chanel PAM jaknajpredzej miejsce
odpowiednie W swojej jasnosci |
chwale przygotowal:
Ma to pierwsza odpowfe z nieu--
kontentowaniem:
Prosze sic ME wdawae W Gu
DE sprawy i boskiego rozporzadze-
mia ME przyspieszae.
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nNOTATKIA
.NEPORTERA

Tow. Mlodz. sw. Stanisiawa Ko-
SIKH ma swem ostatniem posiedzeniu
wybralo p. Karola Wachtla, redaS-
tora ,,Dziemika Chicagoskiego", de-
legatem ma 36ty Seim zjednoczenia
P. R. X, kt6ry odbedzie sic W mie-
siacu ~wrzeSniu, W Passaic, n. ]. Ia
stepca wybrany zoStai p. Jan ].
Mucha.
o u o
Delegatami ma Sejm Zjednoczeaia
P. r. K. W Passaic, n. j., z Tow.
Najsw. Imienia Maryi No. 2gi wybra
nj zostali pp.: Wladysiaw Schrojda,
Hieronim Szcsodrowski Jr., DIR. !.
G.. Krolik i Leon Kipkowski.
o 81 O
Jadac utica Roosevelt Road, Nor
rs Rush, Fam. pnr. $685. South Ked-
,ie ave., najechai ma stoiaeego pred
1omem noszacym numer 164s Roose
yelt Road, nieIakiego Henryka Xii.
koka, Fam. pnr. 1740 Washburne
ave. Uderzenie bylo tax slime, re Xii
kok znajduje sic W k~rytycznym sta
ME; doktorzy orzekli, re ma mad
wyrs5ona czaszke.
q 50 q
Schodzac z tramwaju gdy tenze
byi W ruchu, PARMA Wiktorya Pyte-
rex, zam. pnr. 1924 n. Wood ul., lat
IS, ME zdolala utrzymae r6wnowagi
ciaia 1 upadla ma kamienie ulicznt.
ponoszac ~pokaleczenia ma calem cia-
Ie. Ktos re Swiadk6w zatelefonowaf
ma policye po patrolxs, a gdy ia
przybyIa zabrala ia do sSpitala, Stan
4 ME Jest grozny; wypadek PREY
Daryl sic u zbiegu Wood i North
ave. -,
O - q
Jozes Sala, ch}opiec iiczacy oko-
10 Is lat, wybraf sic pewnej niedzie-
II ma piknik. Natanczywszy sic i ma
bawiwszy do syta, czul sic zmeczony
nieco. a chcac odpoczat usiadi sobie
na trawfe pr~zydrotnej, mic ziego ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-23

Lesniak, pnr. 2237 N. Lorel ave.;
Jak6b Kroczek, pnr. 2508 N. Lorel
ave.; Antoni Kowalski, pnr. 224o
N. bennington ave.; Jan Mirek, p.
mr.. $40 N. Long ave. Sprawy legal
ne przeprowadzoue i zaiatwione 20
staly W banku Zygmunta / Pawfo--
wskiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-23

Pan Jan Socha, Zam. pnr. 2257 n.
Lorel ave-, otworzyl zakiad fryzyel-
ski W pieknej kamienicy, ktora jest
wlasnoscia jego tescia p. Walentego
Kowalskiego zamoznego mieszkahca
dzielnicy Cragin.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-23

a. SGSASPoA
Dry kosciele p. W. sw.' Jana Bozego,
wyjechal ma dwutygodniowe wakacye
W celu odpoczynku po c~alorocznej pra-
cy duszpasterskiej. Podobno zamierza
odwiedzic swych dawnych kolegow
szkolnych W stanie Wisconsin l Michl'
gan.
Tow. Przemyslowcow 1 Rzemieslni-
k6w Polskich, grupa 621 z. n. p, be-
die miaio swoje ~posiedzenie miesie-
czne w niedziele, dnia 27-go b. m, o
godzlnie 2-giej popoaudniu w sail I'm.
Juliusza Slowackiego, PREY 4Sej B.
Paulina I'll. C%zlonkowie wlnni sic Sta
vic jak najliczniej ma to posiedzenie'
poniewaz bedq waane sprawy do zaiat-
vienna | z}ozenie sprawozdania finan-
sowego z gospodarki polrocznej.
Praca przy przebudowie budynku,
W kt0rym sic mieScic bedzie Skiad pol
skiej sp0lki pod nazwQ Liberty Clo-
thing Store, pnr. 1915 SO. Ashland
ave-, postepuje A6lwim krokiem, a to z
powodu strajk6w, kt6re obecnie daja
sic we znaki a najwiecei PREY pracach
budowlanych, gdzie setki budynkow
stoi zaczetych a ME doko6czonych.
Ks
Madonna panienka Jadwiga Wrze-
Si6ska, c0rka p. w. Wrzesi6skiego, INA
nego krawca w dzielnicy Town Of Lake,
prowadzacego Cd dluzSzego czaSu sw6j
wIasny intcres pnr. 4640 So. Ashland
ave-, kt0ra z%atrudniona jest W banku
Peoples Stock Yards" jake buchal-
terka, wyiecha}a w towarzystwie pan
ny Ireny A~ndrzejewskiej, Fam. pnr.
$1,000 - 51-sza i SO. Throop ul., ma
dwutygodniowe wakacye do stanu In
diana, W celu o~dwledzenia swych krc-
wnych l ZnaJomych.
Wycieczka automobilowa urzadzona
przez chOry p. n. ,.Filomen0w | Dru--
&yn", odbyla sic ubiegiej ~niedziell z
wielkq pompa W ~ogrodzie Nob. Edwarda
Hartwiga, W Sag Bridge, Ill, gdzie ba-
wiono sic wysmlenicie PREY spiewie |
muzyce, mile spedzajac czas.
r
Znany drukarz OBJ. Kazlmicrz Lopa-
ciGski, Fam. pnr. 1860 Gross ave-, po-
wr6cli wczoraj z kilkudniowych waka-
cyl, podczas kt0rych zalatwii wiele in
teres6w osobistych w stanie Arkansas.
Powiada, re podr0z by}a znakomita a
czas spedzil poAytecznie ola zdrowia
Interest,".
Rodzina PIP. Jacentego | Magdaleny
Rozewieckich, Fam. pnr. 9417 So. Ju-
! slime ul., wyjechala ma dwutygodniO-
we wakaCye do Pulaski, Wis, gdzie
zamierza spedzic czas u krewnyCh IA
farmie.
Y. Antoni A. Kiowo, dawniejszy a.
systent PREY parafii NajSw. Serca Je-
zusa a obecnie professor seminaryum
duchownego w Orchard Lake, Mich,
bawi ~jeszcze ma ~plebanii u Y. probosz-
GA Franciszka KarabaSZa, podejmowa-
ny goScinnie "a prace i truly ponie-
stone, hedge dzielnym pracownikiem /
opiekuncm mIodziezy skupioncj PREY
parafli tamtejszej pOdczas swego po-
! bytu ma Sercowie. To tez mic dzlwnego,
Re mlodziez garneia sic 1 garnie do ME
go jake do OLGA, kt6ry czesto napoml-
/ nal, nawo}ywal, a nawet nalegai, ably
kazdy z mich by{ najprz6d dobrym
chrzeScijaninem katolikiem q potem do
brym Polakiem, kochajacym ojczysta
move i kraj.
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Elegancki siedmio-pasaaerowy
automobil mark Hudson six, ma
byi p. Wiadyslaw Turalski, znany
aptekarz Fam. pnr. 1900 No. Lorel
ave.
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Miody przemyslowiec p. Stefan
spychaia, kt6ry prowadzi sklad RET
niczy / wiktual6w spozywczych pnr.
1855 N. Lorel ave-, nabyl nowy au-
tomobi ciezarowy (trIck), ktorym
dowozic bedzie prowianty. P. Spy
chaia objai powyzszy interes Pc o.
Gu.
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W tych dniach powr6cii z Francyi
do domu rodzicielskiego Stanisfaw
Stachowiak, syn PIP. Walentego
Franciszki Stachowiakow, Fam. p.
mr.. 2244 No. Lorel ave-, kt6ry pre-
bywa} przeszlo rok caiy po "a ocea-
mem z wojskiem Wuja Sama a dis
honorowo zwolniony wr6cil progi
rodzinne sprawiajac rodzicom nieo-
pisana radoSG.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-23

Klub Obywatelski i'm. Krola VIA
dyslawa Jagieliy, skn-:ajacy sic PREY
parafii Sw. Stanislawa B. NJ, W Cra-
gin bedzie mial swoje regularne po-
siedzenie jutro, we czwartek, dnia
24go b. m, o godzinie Sci wieczo--
rem W sail parafialnej. Wszyscy
czionkowie powinni sic zebrat ma to
posiedzenie. p~oniewa4 So waine spra
wy do zalatwienia ma porzadku
dziolnym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-23

Rodzina PIP. J~acentego | Magdaleny
Rozewieckich, zam. pnr. 3417 So. Ju-
slime ul., wyjechala ma dwutygodnio-
we wakacye do Pulaski, Wis, gdzie
zamierza spedzic czas u krewnych ma
farmie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-23
WiadOmo$Ci Town
Of Lake..

X. Szczepan szczepahski. wikary
prey kosciele p. w. sw.' Jana Bozego'
wyiecha1 ma dwutygodniowe wakacye
W celu o~dpoczynku pc ~calorocznej pra-
cy duszpasterskiej. PodObno zamierza
odwiedzic swych dawnych kolegow
szkolnych w stanie Wisconsin i Michi'
gan.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-23

Firma bankowa p. n. ,,Pawlowski
i Zygmunt'', ibuduje pnr. 2519 No.
Luna ave-, dwu pietrowy budyneh
murowany / zarazem p~rzygotowuje
plany do budowania czterech kamle'
mic PREY bennington ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-23

PAM Antonina Mielewska radu1e
sic wielce, poniewaz otrzymaia wczo
raj depesze z New Yorku cd syna
swego Tadeusza, donoszaca, re wyla-
dowal on szczeSliwie 1 re W krotce
znajdzie sic W jej ramionach. Ia
deusz pred wstpieniem do wojska
~uczeszczai ma uniwersytet. W dniacn
.ostatnich PAM Mielewska nabyla
murowany budynek dwu pietrowy W
d~zielnicy Logan Square.
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Wycieczka automobilowa urzadzona
przez ch0ry p. n. ,.Filomen0w | Dru-
ayn", odbyla sic ubiegiej niedziell z
wielkq pompq W ogrodzie Nob. Edwarda
Hartwiga, W Sag Bridge, Ill, gdzie ba-
wiono sic wysmlenicie PREY Spiewie |
muzyce, mile spedzajac czas.