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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-18
Grant County Treasurer
Denies Account Shortage

MARION, Ind. Sept. 1S.-Luther
Worl, who is serving his second term
as treasurer of Grant county, and who
yesterday turned the office over to his
deputy, Wilmer Wilson, who will COM
plete Mr. Worls unexpired term, on
Wednesday made a statement in an
swer to persistent rumors prevalent
in the city and county that the books
of the county treasurer were not in
the best of condition and that pos
sible shortage in the accounts existed.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-18

is ready for you and we
invite you to our store to
see them, whether you buy
or not you are always well
come.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-03-27
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SCHOOL NOTES
Editors :
EDGAR CASTER
HARRIETTE STEWART

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Motto: "A man should never be
ashamed to own that he has been in
the wrong, which is but saying in
other words that he is wiser today
than he was yesterday. Pope. !.
The district contest was held at
Missouri Valley Friday evening.
Donald McGinnis of the Leon High
School was first in humorous. He
will 60 to the state contest which
will be held at Abba in about two
weeks.
Flossie Easter visited High School
last week.
Mary Dockstader visited school
Friday.
Rollie Dockstader visited High
School Tuesday.
Charles VanWerden visited High
School Friday.
Lulu and Jessie Vanpelt entered
the grades last week.
Okla Holm re-entered school Mon
The first division entertained the
second division of the seventh grade
Tuesday evening of last week in the
domestic science room.
Mrs. Mcintosh visited the seventh
grade Friday.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-03-27
Death OF Old Time Leon School
Teacher.

clipping from a London. Ohio, pa
per, containing an account of the
death of DR.. J. F. Kirkpatrick, a
prominent physician of that city.
DR.. fitzpatrick taught school for five
years in Leon in the early seventies,
and will be remembered by many Of
the older residents of Leon.
Dr.. j; F. Kirkpatrick, Of London.
physicians of Madison county, pass
ed away at his home, First and
Union streets, about o'clock this
afternoon, March 10, 1919. He had
been in failing health for some
months and on Sunday last was
taken i'll with Spanish influenza,
followed by pneumonia.
in the year 1919. Early in life he
county, Illinois, and attended the
State University at Bloomington.
For five years he taught school in
Leon, Iowa, and then took a course
in the Keokuk Medical College,
graduating in 1876. He began prac-
tice in jamestown Ohio, but in 1877,
came to Madison county, locating in
1885 when he moved to London and
has been here ever since, excepting
five years spent in Columbus. He
has been great student of his pro-
fession as well as other branches of
science, and his education was on
the broad gauge kind. He was a
member of the Madison County Med
zeal Association, as well as the State
and American Medical Associations.
He was a member of Chandler
Lodge No 1885,, of Masons, and of
London lodge No. $50. X. of P,
both of this city. Until January /,
he was associated with DR.. NJ. L.
Naughton in the practice of medi-
cine in London since which time he
has practiced alone.
He is survived by his wife, his
daughter. Glenna. now Mrs. Clar-
ence Potts, of Cleveland. sons Guy
and Bonham, in California, and
John and Stephen at home. He is
also survived by three brothers. Ed
and William in the state Of WASH
ington. and Auburn in Nebraska, and
one sister, Mrs. Lib Caldwell, of
Kansas.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-03-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
As Taken from the Abstract Office OF
Leon Loan and Abstract Co..
From March Is to March
20, 1919.-Reported
by w. A. Poush.

+. A. Bennett to Lincoln Woodland
ct al, 124 acres in Decatur town
Lincoln Woodland ct al. to Lowe
=Woodard, "A acres in Decatur, town
+. III. Harp to John Bracken, 40
acres in New Buda township, $4,95O.
C. NJ Adrian to human Worden,
40 acres in Franklin tow n
: John Bracken to F. II. Harp, lots
c. NJ. Axes to Fred Kellenberg,
1919 acres in Eden town
NIP -. D, oVf'oV'
J. E. Penniwell to Kate Hansell,
20 acres in Center township, $500.
Alva Roberts ct AL to Fred Gar
vim, lots in Garden Grove, ..$4, 100.
"A. Brazelton ct al. to G. D. Nc
Neil. 329 acres in Eden town
SAip -. ,OVV.
w. C. Mooberry to j. E. Prior
and C. Bradford, 235 acres in Cen
ter township -. .... $2O,O 900.
A. II. Aten to E. E. Peck, acres
In High Point township -. $500.
r. v. Landphair to C. P. and L.
=. Landphair, 40 acres in Hamilton
township "a 900.
J. r. Bowsher and w. H. Shields
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-03-27
Henry w. Sparkling.

Lawrence county, Ohio, September
4, 1888, and with his parents moved
to Iowa in 1850. First OF all they
made their home in Yam Buren,
county and from there they went to
they came to the county of Decatur:
He was thus one of the pioneers Of
this community, and there are but
few left who saw the development
that he did. AS pioneer he had to
endure quite number OF hardships
that we know nothing of in these
days.
their goods from Keokuk, and when
later it came that they were able to
get things without going further
than Ottumwa, it was considered
that they were fortunate.
On the 18th of November 1870,
he was joined in marriage to Joanna
Trullinger. After his marriage he
with his wife nd moved to a. his c,E farm
Grove, and there they spent their
life until they moved to Garden
Grove, Dec. II, 1913.
AS a pioneer he had to endure
hardships, but he never shrank from
the part he ought to take in life.
There are few left who had known
him since he came 10 THIS country,
and these bear witness to his steal
| ing character. He was man whose
word was as good as deed signed
by him, and such men are blessing
| to a community. His wife pre-de.
ceased him on May l, 1917, and at
that time he was in very low con.
dition, so low that his life was al
! most despaired of. They We're the
parents of seven children, but three
of them died before either parent
The Oldest son passed away in in
fancy; Elmira May died March 3
1897, and Ebert G. March 5, 1898
There are four children left to
mourn his loss: Mile, who is at
home in Garden Grove, and who
nursed her father in his last illness;
Joseph A. who is also at home. Mrs.
Clara Gardner, Of sulphur. s.. D.,
and Mrs. Eva Light, of Des Moines,
and one grandchild. Master Lynn
| Sparkling. He was the last OF his
| family, all his brothers and sisters
having preceded him to the Preat
| beyond.
He was buried at the Winters
cemetery Thursday, March 9th, and
Rev. J. D. Pontius. of Humeston,
assisted by Rev. VIM. Jones, OF
| Garden Grove, officiated at the
! funeral
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-03-27

Helen Randolph and Russell
Miss Stephens and Miss Horns
pupils enjoyed a quarter day holt
oaS Sarah n1loi Mckern and Ruth Shields
visited school Thursday.
Mrs. Henderson s sixth grade took
part in contest last Friday per-
tanning to ancient history. The two
from the pupils who received the
highest grades in the last examina-
ton who were Alberta Hamilton and
LaVerne Holm. Over 200 questions
were asked and successfully answer
ed.
The sixth grade arithmetic class
had similar contest, the leaders
being Marguerite Kopp and Gerald
Swisher.
Mrs. Sullivan's pupils enjoyed a
quarter day holiday Friday.
Charles Smith is absent on ac-
count of sickness.
The methods class visited the
sixth grade Monday morning.
Everett Randolph entered school
: The patrons of the south school
presented a gold watch to Delbert
Scull as reward for his bravery at
the time of the fire.
Robert Mcvey entered the fourth
grade last week.
Mr.. Elwell is janitor of the south
school building during the illness of
the former janitOr. Mr.. Kentner.
Lots of times all man says that
gets applause is what he quotes.
: : = :
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-03-27

James E., of U. S. Marine Aviation
Force, Miami, Florida; Mrs. Clar-
ence Vandel, of Mercer. Mo-: Mrs.
Ohio Vision, of Saline, Mo-; Mrs.
Oscar Teller, of Davis City, and
Geo. W., of Davis City, who is still
at home. His mother and four
brothers and two sisters preceded
him in death.
Charlie will be greatly missed by
his relatives and friends as he was
always kind and obedient and al
ways had pleasant word for every
one. He was patient sufferer. new
er complaining and always cheerful.
When asked by his friends how he
felt would always reply that he was
feeling better. On account of the
bad roads and the delay in getting
to Davis City, funeral services were
not held at the church as. intended,
but short services were held at the
cemetery, conducted by William J.
Campbell, and interment in the old
cemetery.
Card of Thanks-We desire to
thank the many friends for the sym
pathy and kindness shown to us in
our great sorrow.
Warren J. Latta and Family.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-03-27

to T.. Donald, 447 acres in Decatur
c. D. Mcneil to l.. P. Chris
Jensen, S29 acres in Eden town NHa
W. Vanderflute to A. ]. Squire,
~ D. a. A. L." I Mcclure to G. NJ. Axes 1ss,
60 95-100 acres in Decatur and Cen
'ef s: \ FnS NoFton to 4. F. Place; Its
III j. t' A. McVay vt to r. j. Dodd, 81 su bur:
ban lot to Garden Grove $1,000.
Q. B. Creal to R. B. Young, lot in
O. B Shiriver ct al. to S. .. Dale,
120 acres in Woodland town
'D. K. L. l.. Ackerley to s, Anna b. Evans
ct al, 100 acres in Eden -. $3.50.
w. H. Frost heirs to J. l.. and N.
p. Barnett, $50 acres in Eden
~ F. I'M N. and W. A. Powell. lso
acres in Franklin township, $31, 800.
Glen Rumley to S. s. Oiler, 80
acres in Franklin township. $4,000.
w. F. Richards to c. w. Mar
tin, so acres in Fayette town
snip -. $lV,ozV.
D. w. Green to c. and J. Saylors,
42O acres in Woodland town
:. ": ?. Brown own to $. T. Norton, Ie5s
John Dale to Flick Housh, 1870
acres in Center township, 800.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-03-27
Mrs. j. W. Pritchard.

NJ. o and s ssrah E. aas SMITH, was born
at Bethel Grove, Lafayette county;
Wisconsin, Dec. 23. 1852, and died
at Leon Iowa, at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs; Bessie Millsaps,
months and % days.
Her husband j. W.. Pritchard.
pnd ha her In IN d tSe year, an sss she
came with her parents to Grant.
Montgomery county, Iowa. In the
year 1870, was married to j. w.
Pritchard, of West Milford, West
Virginia. TO this union eight chill
dren were born, three sons. and five
daughters, two daughters dying in
a afan If Sn Years. Ien Five eh chic are
left to mourn the loss Of kind and
loving mother: J. F. Pritchard, Of
MINES Minnesota ta.a Mrs sN an Maude DAVIS,
Bethany, Neb.; Mrs. Ira Benton,
Altoona, Iowa; Mrs. Bessie Millsap,
Leon, Iowa, besides fourteen grand
children and one great grandchild,
John R. Smith, Valentine, Neb.;
Seth E. Smith, West PLANES, Mo-;
Frank E. Smith, Kettle Falls, Wash;
Mrs. Laura E. Pierce, Red Oak, Ia;
Mrs. Era Mangunson, Long Beach,
4 Calf, and several nleces and nep-
| hews.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Millsap, Mr..
and Mrs. j. F. Pritchard, Mr.. and
Mrs. /. c. Benton and children and
John r. Smith accompanied the re-
mains to Shenandoah where the
funeral was held at Bantz & Chap
tman's chapel, Thursday, March 20,
1919, at 2 o'clock, conducted by
Rev. John Todd. 1nterment was in
Rose Hill cemetery beside her hus-
band.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-03-27
william, Dan Allen.

William Dan, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Allen, was born near Grand
River, Iowa, August %, 1918, and
died at the home of his parents in
Grand River, March 81, 1919, being
6 months and 81 days old
He leaves to mourn his departure
father, mother, one grandfather,
one grandmother one great grand
mother, beside host of other rela-
tives and friends.
Funeral services were conducted
Sunday morning at II q. m. March
23rd. by Rev, e. C. Vanderpool, at
the Baptist church, and the little
body tenderly laid to rest in the
Grand River cemetery.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-03-27
John Charles LattA.

John Charles Latta, son Of War
rem j. and Hattie E. Latta, was born
at New Buda, Iowa, March rs, 1903,
and died March 5, 1919, at the home
of his sister, Mrs. Ohio Vision, near
Saline, Mo-, after an illness Of three
weeks with typhoid fever, age at the
time of death, Is years, IL months
and days.
He leaves to mourn his loss, his
father and the following brothers
ead sisters: Perry, who IL now
serving his c0untry II France;
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-03-27

You only need Sanol Eczema Cure
to get rid of those black heads, PIN
pies, rough bumpy skin. Leaves
skin smooth: Cures any case OF Ec;
will convince you. SOC. and 800 at
E. E. Bells drug store 80 IL
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-03-27

A lot of people take vacations who
do mighty little while at home
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1919-03-27

Lots of times all man says that
gets applause is what he quotes.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-09

prawi} x. Stanis}aw, Siatka c. R.
proboszcz z Kantowa, W asystency1
X. Henryka Piepenkottera, z parafii
PieCiu Braci Polak6w Mecz., W
Brighton Park, jako dyakona i X.
Franciszka Karwaty CIR, jake sub
dyakona. w poniedzialek jake W
drugi dzien nabozehstwa, sumo Cd
prawi1 X. Franciszek Dembinski, c..
R., proboszcz re Stanisiawowa. Me
szpory wieczorem celebrowaf X. Ia
deusz Ligman G.. r., z Kollegium
$w. StanisIaWa KOstki, a asystencyl
X. Leona Siessa C. r., jake dyako-
ma i X. Artura Dabrowskiego c. r.,
jake subdyakona. We wtorek jake
W trzeci dzien nabozenstwa, sumo
odprawi} X. Jan B. Obyrtacz c. r.
proboszcz z Jadwigowa. Nieszpory
ma ~zakonczenie celebrowal Y. Fran
ciszek Gordon c. R., Delegat Gene
rainy Ksiezy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
W asystencyi X. J6zefa Kruszki. pro
boszcza 2 Brighton Park, jake dya-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-09

jedno z najpiekniejszych uroczysto-
Sci W kosciele. w ciagL calego tri-
duum kosci6f peIen byI 1udzi, odda-
jacych publicznie Geese i hold uta-
jonemu W NajSw. Sakramencie Uba-
wicielowi. Prey tel TAX rzadkiej o.
kazyi, przeszio 1900 os6b przysta-
pho do spowiedzi i Komunii $w., ME
licZac dzieci szkolnych. Me podpa-
da zaS watpliwoSci, re chwila ia
nadzwyczajne }aski Bolej, niejedna
dusze uratowala cd zguhy, W nieje-
den dom wprowadziIa aniota poko-
ju, W wielkiej mierze cdnowifa zy-
Gle duchowe parafii. Porzadek ma
%bozehstw. odprawisnych byf haste
pujacy: w niedziele jake W pierw-
sly dzieh Observation-Disclosures ma
~bozenstwa, sumo o godzinie loci ra-
no, c~elebrowa{ X. Pawe} Sobczak c.
R., z Jadwigowa, " asystencyi \.
Bronis{awa Lazarowicza c. R., jake
dyakona / x. Franciszka Karwaty c..
R., jake subdyakona. Nieszpory Cd
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-09

kona i x. Karola Falihskiego c. H.,
jako subdyakona. Wszystkie naukl
podczas neutrality-suspicious. ma
bozenstwa .giosii x. Rektor Wiady-
siaw Zapa4a C. R., ktors trafiaty do
glebi serc wiernych. NabozenstWo
zakohczylo sic wspaniala procesya.
opr6cz wymienionych ~uczestnikow
W nabozenstwie, nastepujacy kapianl
przybyli do pomocy ~mieiscowym' W
piracy duszpasterskiej: x. Antoni
Haigas, proboszcz z WladysfawoWa,
X, Franciszek Repihsxi c. R., X.
Walenty Belihski, x. Boiesfaw Ma
wrocki, X. F~ranciszek hubiaczyk c.
R. K. J6zef Tarasiuk c. R., x. Te-
OIL szybkowski c. r., x. hukasz
Swiatkowski, c. r., X. DIR. S9anl-
s,aw Gadacz c.. R., x. Walenty
Swientek C. R. i X. PaWef Tudyha
c. R. Nadmienit wypada, re Choir
parafialny doskonale sic spisat pod
czas wieczornych nabozehstw, pod
dyrekcya p. Franciszka Pawto%-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-09
POn7TKOWANIE.

Wiel. is. Ruschowi, tapekano-
wi Sierocinca, Wei. Ks. St. Che
lewifskiemu, ks Grzezndoemu,
i innym ksse5um Widebuym
siostrom, wszystk1m siere6oom.
zarazem wszystkim krrwnym i
1najomym, HGy rsczyli przy-
hyc j brac udziai W pogrzebie d
&ochanej c6rh / s;ostry naszej S
p. Siostry Mayi Fideii, re zgro-
nadzenia siostr Feiicyanek i bu-
ehalterki sierocina Sw. Jstwigi.
Serdeczne Bog zapiac wsoyst-
Kim.
Magdalena Obiala, wraz z GAIA
rcdzina. 47S2 S. Robey III.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-09

c; E2 Janoura Rozalia; 557 Kalisz
Antoni; 500 Kanarski Antoni; 563
Klizcz Maya; oil Koziowski JGzef ;
5T Kurek ~Stanisfawa: SIS Kwiatek
J6zef; $50 Marzecz Wojciech; 592 Mi
czulska Antouina 59S Mfkosz Jan 596
MiZesH Walenty; 615 Potash J6zef !;
6$3 Wojtec2ko Karol; GAG Zajac To
maz. va.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-09

Karol Swsntowski, Fam. pm 1854
w. Erie nj, zostai wc1craj wieezo-
rem ma tramwaju linii Milwaukee
ave.. obrabowany q gotowh W su-
mic $3.50, kt6rs prZy sobie posia-
dat. Gdy Esuvszyl zsube, zhodzie1
kieszonkowy da1 drspska . tramwa-
ju i ulotnl sic W ciemnoSciach moe
nych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-09

Jutro, " piatek, jak zwykle, Cd
beda sic wykhady s1koly obywatel-
skiej. prowadzonej przes Kiub ooy-
watelski, przy parafii Sw. Jana Kan
teso. " sail parafialnej, cd godziny
Sci do loci wieczorem. Wszyscy CT,
kt6rzy ME posiadaia papier6w oby-
ratelskich niechaj przybeda, a udzie
lone i'm beda stosowne informacye.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-09

Burmistrz missta Chicago VIII
liam H. Thompson, przyjmowal be
die dzisiaj uroczyscie 1oinierzy O.
satniej voiny. kt6ra to u~roczystos6
o6oedxie ste " wielkej sail municy-
psapej grobli. W mieiscu tym nnai-
drje sic wieska licza trote6w wojen-
uyeh, zdo6ytych na KrzyzaSach,
ktere mU1aa ogfsdaE. Przytecis to
sEctowal Legion Amerykahsk, or
s~antrseya, do sDereg6w kt6rej cisena
rnstspy weteran6w by@ei wotny. Pc
mtsdzy xiefoma ciekawymi rsecsami
ktcre 50 IA wystawie tel, ~Erajduje
sic siodao EeneCeaa Grsrta, komen--
dauta armt p6fnoeuych, podcOas
woSny tomOwet.
q q q
Va gAowrej poc1ce W srodmesciu
majauja sic hsty Polski, tt6re MONA
odebrae n z~gfos1enfem sic tamze, po-
datsc swcte nezwisko 1 numer oboS
teeoE umdesDzony. POwfnni sic zgtosic:
30 Befnxrz Jan; $50 Izyc1N Igna-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-09

Panic Nellie Nowak, Fam. pnr.
1917 W. Superior ulicy. chodzi o
szczudlach, poniewaz brak jej nosi.
Gdy schodzils 2 oramWsju .linii
Ashland ave-. onegdaj, U zbiesu HUI
ron. konduktor ME cEekajae, az bez-
pie kobiets stani ma rruk, dsl
motororemu Signal; w6z russys,
rzucajac nieszczesaiwa ma strone |
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-09

skiego, %wykonujac melodyjne piesni
z~astosowane do okoliczncsci, a czd-
godnym Siostrom Franciszkankom,
"a pr%zystrojenie oltarza, kt6ry pred
stawiaI sic wspaniale W calem tego
siowa znaczeniu, nalehy sic uznanie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-09
Detektvwi Michael Lahart

lanes Burns, aresztowali wczo-
raj czterech mezczyzn, ktorzy
przyznaIi sic, re z~eszaej soboty
napadli ma stacye firrny Standard
Oil Co., mieszczacej sic PREY IL
Icy 23ciej i Wabash. So niemI:
lanes Granto, 80 West % ul.,
Frank Young, 302 w. 20 ul.. Nor
man Mpchaud, 27l7 Indiana ave.
Josep Eul, w. 80 pl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-09
CzTERDlESTO-GODz|NAE Ma
BO1EhSTWO " PARAFn SW.
STANlStAWA B. N.
GRAGiN.

W dniaeh SGD, 6go / 7go PAL
dziernika b. r, W parafii Sw. Stani-
s4awa B. NJ, W CTagin, kt6rej pro-
boszczem jest K. Sta1is1aw Swier-
GEEK C. R., odbywalO sic doroczne
neutrality-suspicious. naboGenstwo,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-09

well, $50 Old Colony Pldg.
Karnawai ~polaczony z bazsrem Cd
bywsjacy sic W parafii Matki Bo-
skiej Anielskiej, ma podw6rEu para
fiatnym, odbywae sic bedzie IcodEien-
ME wieczorem do niedzieli. Kto jesz-
cze ME byi, Tub ME m6gl bye, to mo-
re W tych dniach przybye i przekonaG
sic jake szczeScie go spotka prw
kioskach. Doch6d obr6cony zostane
ma nowy koSci6.
Poswiecenie d5wonu y parafi SW.
Konstsacyi, W Jefferson Park. Cd
;bedzie sic W przyszla niednee, o
godzinie Sci popoiudniu. ARu po-
swieceuia dopeini opat BenedyNy-
now X. walenty Kolhbeck. Kazanie
okaiczrosciowa wygiosi x. Jan O.
byrtacz c. R., z Jadwigowa.
q 81 q
W naibli1sza niedziele o godzinie
Sci popolpdniu, odbedzie sic Bierz-
moxania i uroczys1e p~oswieceoie
nowego koSciola p. W. sw. Jah6ba
Apost., W dziesnicy Hanson Park
,gdzie p-roboszczem jest ". Franci-
seek Marctnek. Bierzmowania n
dzieli X. Arcybiskup Mundelein. w
uroczystosci vienna udIia1 wsxyst-
kie miejseowe TowarzystEa i z So
siedniej parafii " Cragin.
q - q
Karol Swantowski, lam. pm 1854
w. Erie III, zostai wc1oraj wiec1o-
rem ma tramwaju linii Milwaukee
ave-. obraboTany q gotowh W su-
mic $3.50, kt6ra prEy sobie posia-
dat. Gdy Fauvszyl zsube, zsodziej
kieszorkowy dal drapska . tramwa-
ju i ulotnn sic W ciemnoSciach o
nych.
. 81 q
Dzisiaj, we czwartek, dnia ego b.
IN. o godzinie. 1880 wiec0orem, z
dworca kolejowego Dearborn przy
ulicy Polk i Dearborn, wyjeDdza do
Phoenix. Arizona, parma Efzbieta
Natucka, am. pnr. 1915 n. Paulina
u., ktora udaje sic ma stale do ro-
dzioow tamze zamieszkalych. Ojciec
panny Eazbiety, p. Felix's Nstucki,
prowadzi interes realuosciowy cd
dw6ch lat i cieszy sic ~ielkiem po-
wodzeniem nietylko wsrod Polakow,
ale i u obconarodowc6w.
. . q
Jutro, " piatek, jak zwykle, cd
beda sic wykfady s1koly obywatel-
skiej. prowadzonej przes Kub oby-
watelski, przy parafii sw. Jana Kan
tego, " sail parsfialnej, cd godziny
Sci do loci wieczorem. Wszyscy CT,
kt6rzy ME posiadaia papier6w oby-
wateskich niechaj ~przybeda, a udzie
lone i'm beda stosowne informacye.
q -: .
August Ryna, zam. 2nr. 56l7 SO.
Justine ul., 1ostai wczoraj o godzi-
ME 4ej mad ranem, napadniety
przez takichs bandyt6w, ktorzy przy-
stswiwszy mu Ipfy rewolwerowe do
piersi, rozkazali mu zachovac sic
poczem przeszukali mu
wszystkie kieszenie, La~bierajac $40
W gotowce i zloty lancuszek z re-
garkiem. Ryna udal sic Ia stacye po-
i opowiedzial o tym wypad-
ku poltcyi.
o q ,
Detektywi Connol i Hultso re sta
cyl ~policyjnej Shakespeare urzadzili
wczoraj nsiazd ma dom noszacy nu-
mer 2S45 Milwaukee ave-, gdzie ale
sstowali niejadego Henryka Karasia
/ gdzie znalezli wszeISie ~przyrzady
do wyrabiania w6dki. DrUga para
detektcw6w, mianowicie Sunkt i
Kostrewski udala sic puT. 1925 Mil
waukee i've w miejscu tym areszto-
Eani zostali Nick Alewjaz, oraz Ne
Karamenizis. W o0u tych 10
kalach znalezh ~policysnci OGDEN
siedm barylek aEkoholu, sto workow
oraz siiWkowego extraktu,
kt6ry mfaI bye u1yty do nadsnia
napojom koloru.
- -
Burmistrz missta Chicago VIII
liam H. Thompson, przyjmowa1 be-
die dzisiaj uroczyScie zoinierzy O.
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-12
By WILLIAM T. ELLIS

o little town, Q little town,
Upon the hills so far,
We see you. like thing sublime,
Across the great gray wastes OF
time,
And men go up and men so down,
But follow still the star.
And this is humble Bethlehem
m the Judean wild;
And this is lowly Bethlehem
Wherein mother smiled;
Yea, this is happy Bethlehem
. That knew the little Child.
Aye. this is glorious Bethlehem
Where he drew living breath
(Ah, precious, precious Bethle-
hem,-
So every mortal saithl
Who brought to all that tread the
earth
L.ife's triumph over death.
Q little town. o little town,
Upon the hills afar,
You call to us. Il thing sublime.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-12
URGES PEOPLE TO FIGHT CATARRH
WITH SIMPLE HOME MADE REMEDY
Can Make Pint at Home and Costs Little, Says Leading
Druggist of Covngton, KY, Who Has Made
Special Study of Catarrh.
Says: enflarned NOStriIS
Invite Influenza

People who say that catarrh is
a disease not to be taken serious
ly are harshly rebuked by a Ken
tucky druggist who has for years
been much interested in the
growth of this loathsome, yet al
together too common disease.
He claims that the sore, tender,
iniamed membrane of the nos
trils and throat is prolific
breeding ground for germs-not
only the germs of Influenza, but
many other kinds as we'll.
If people would only stop ey-
perimenting for two weeks and
try a simple remedy made of
Mentholized Arcine mixed with
enough boiled water to make a
full pint, half of the catarrh in
this country would be abolished.
It's really no Joke for people