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New-York tribune., 1919-10-08
Business Troubles
Petitions in Bankruptcy

Petitions in bankruptcy filed yesterday
in the United States District Court were
follows
LOUIS =. LIPPMAN-A voluntary petit
tion by Louis p Lippman. employed as
drug clerk. SIS West 2o7th st. places
liabilities at $1,000. with no assets Prn-
cipal claims Pope & Williams. 50. 900.
Schloss, 500. Max Gelles. Beeknan st.
~ attorney
LAURENCE DURANT = voluntary
petition by Laurence Durant. salesman.
1912 Broadway. places liabilities So.
III. with no assets Principal claims
Bank. $500: Drcer Il Co. Inc, $3.50. John
SOLOMON MERKSAMER-A voluntary
petition by solomon Merksamer, 10 East
l+th ST, places liza bilities at s234,0S0, with
assets. Secured claims Susan Van
Praas. s44.500: Pncus Lowenfeld & Pra
ger. s14.500; National Associ iation for Au-
dubon Societies for the Protection of Wild
Birds and Animals. s4s,5o0; Samuel J.
Huggins. s25 600. stephen d Marshall ana
George NJ. Miller trustees Of Levin r.
Marshall 5000; Berry r. Sinons. Ferd
inand Stei2er and Edmond Dwyer. trus-
tees for creditors of Louis {. Nicolls, $is.
Der Co. $3.50; simon Moersfelder s2.-
Wise & Co. Sl24l Burns Bros. $3.50.
Benjaniin + Maged. $40 Broadway. Is
attorney.
isiD0RE NOIK-A voluntary petition
by isidore Noik. printer. $50 East l7sth
st, The Bronx. places Liabilities at s5.l53.
with No assets Principal claims Frank
Leak and Edwin P Cross. s462. Three
Rivers Knitting Co. sl949: Paul Beckert,
s274; Paul Taylor. 1921. Bernard Rogers,
309 Broadway, is attorney
New-York tribune., 1919-10-08
Buyers Arrived
Buyers
m nd Z q

1s1 mRsn HnTsT5 asants s' H.us ~"ar "eEy Mss e.
na,, ,sy han handkershiefs 6, ~ Mrs phiips ladies'
overcoats; tbasemenD Mr. Levine sweat
ers skirts Mr OBrien. ladies' nssess'
coats, suits Miss Colding waists Mr
Ring ladies' and misses dr.sses; Mr.
Maxwell. mems. boys clothing; Miss Cal
han. SIX muslin Underwear: Mr. Hahn.
leather goods Mr. Cooper. general mar-
chandisc 225 Fifth Avenue.
BUFFALO, william Henrerer Co; Miss
Eeaney art goods; West Thirty seventh n
BURLINGTON. N. C.-Cohn e. Son: C..
c0nH AqRFyySS224T So ta csR,Ta
Co.; J Efrid, drygoods etc. Pennsylvania
:, CHlcAGo~M Cohen, furnishing goods
cHicAGO-Geo. Ackerrnan. groceries;
cHIcAGo--J. v Farwer L. o. stretch.
CHIcAGO-Marshan Field W r. scott.
, children,s wear; A G. yelling white
CHiCAGC-,kotsc x Co. Miss f..
Cozad. muslin underwear, himonos. dress
ing, .acqnes house dresses. aides lswea, -
ers. 40 Fourth Avenue.
cHfCAGO--Kotschi g. Co. Mrs G;
,n, po,..sn' infants ' wear' Miss L. A. Griffin.
ladies. chiidren's Knit underwear' hosi"ry
". Fl Reidy. beddings, blankets. wash
goods. domestics, , linens, .,,o'wellins. white
basement beddings. blankets. wash goods,
towrlFiug. linens donestics, white goods
| . j ENriRHt, tllkh VttV"tS. Dress EOOds
/ n. r SpanRlef. art ncedlnWprk, fancy
soods 40 Fourth Avenue
cHiCAGo-Bae Bros Mr.. Haer. cloth
| Ing, etc. Marlborough h.
CHiCAGO-J. Bauugartner general
IN, rchaudlse Herald square
cElCAu.o IS sea.s. Eoebuck Co; d. l..
( Atkinson. hosiery. ~ Ffth Avenue.
CHICAGO 49, II. DArics, Jobs silks.
cHIcAGo~.M. u. Joseph. .',trs. jewelry
ciTciNNATI-chas d. Baker 20: c.
| b Baker. jeweiry. Bresiln.
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Co: Miss Vai-n
| tine. leather goods. ribbons; Syndicate
Trading Co., 23G Fifth Avenue.
/ rI.EVELASp-~W. ~. Miller Co; W, H.
Miller. representative. Pennsylvania.
| CLEV VELAND-~L j. Stotter. womena
suits, Cumberland.
LEVELAND--Eugene T. Noish Co. n
/ I. koiish and l.. II. Nolish. hats. Breslin.
cEIbEHi.AND. Md.-cumberand II. q.
Co. Nj Gear. hosisry. 2D6 Eroad way
room il9i
DALLAs, Tex.-~D. Frank. shoes Com
fnoGofr.
DALtAH. Tex.-~fronmnn Co: H. Gros-
man representative, GRAND.
DEyHCIT--~L- Zeilman. lswAlxys BROAD
! way Central
New-York tribune., 1919-10-08
LEATHER-Slippers Wiu Be
More Costly Christmas Present

Leather house slippers have ad-
,yanced in price along with shoes. The
leading factories are beginning to ship
out supplies ordered for the Christmas
season. Slippers of medium quality,
dealers said yesterday, will retail for
about IS pair, with the better grades
commanding still higher prices.
Cheap slippers, formerly costing 81
cents pair, were ordered last January
at $1.25 a pair. The manufacturers
price to-day is more than 50 pair.
A better grade of slipper, bought last
February at $3.50 a pair, now costs
$3.50. 1t was stated that most of the
slippers now being received are made
OF sheepskin, whereas before the war,
kidskin was used in their manufacture.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-08
The News of Business

DESPITE the fact that call per
yesterday the highest rate July
Out
also participated the buying The supply
than the day last month
market
anxiousy watching the
the acceptance market Of continued
market loansw will be
Country banks the main buyers of paper
prevailing 5 with especially
of
frnsb being
Rates bankers unchanged,
Thirty Ninety
delivery: days
Eligible 1916 43-16
Eie : IA
Ineligible bank bils..... 81. CAV @4S
For delivery within thirty Eligible
quoted 1l6 eligible bank bills
eligible bank bills at
The following table
Federal Reserve banks commercial for all
scceptances up to ninety days:
New-York tribune., 1919-10-08
Fl R@-Ra,r Skins Bring
.Stemiy Prices at AUCTION

Fears of q possible break in prices
for turs have been dispeiled by cur
rent sales of raw skins. Buying was
active yesterday at the auction Of tho
New York Fur Auction Sales Corpora
ton, larger number Of dealers be-
Ing present than on the previous day.
No reductions from las. April's prices
were noted. Australian opossum,
Chinese raccoon, Japanese marten. stone
marteu and mole SOLD at about the
salle levcl as those realized last spring.
Northern mink, the most important of
<ering yesterday, sold as high as $40.
aapanese fox reached high point of
1925. Great variations were shown in
some skins, ring tan opossum, for in
New-York tribune., 1919-10-08
COLORS-Dyes for Silks
Wanted in the Far East

Manufacturers of dyestuffs who pro-
duce colors used ON SILK goods stated
yesterday that shipments of those
shades to China and Japan have been
unusually heavy during the last few
weeks 1t was stated that the season
for the maximum production Of silk
IN these countries is now on, and that
orders for colors in good quantity may
be expected in the near future, as the
output of silk, according to reports
will exceed that Of any year previous
New-York tribune., 1919-10-08
JEWELRY-Delayed Arrivals
of Diamonds Quickly Absorbed

Delayed consignments of diamonds
from Holland are beginning to come in,
but the relief they bring to the local
market is slight, because the arrivals
are immediately absorbed in filing or
ders which have been on the books Of
importers for some time.
Complaint is growing among i'm
porters Of precious stones because of
the delay in shipments, and also be-
cause of the slowness of the mails and
cables.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-08
Butter. Cheese and Eggs

Dutt~r-Receipts. 1913 packages. Cream
cry. higher than extras ID. 66Ts5 a c;
extras. o. score. s4iac: nrsts. 90 TO 81
score. Sc q 81 isc. nrsts. SO 10 so score. 81
SIC. seconds. 81 20 ~ score 5lf53 nc;
lower grades. f015oi4c. unsai,ed higher
than extras. 81 y Il 6s iac. extras. 80 q &c;
hrsts, s. II MdSc seconds. 81 q 81 u c;
state dairy tubs. lncst. s3 q Sc good to
prime 57ms9c. common 10 fair. 40 q ste
ladies. current make. frsts iS Il 4Pc. sec
onds 4sis q i9c. lower rrades. 45 q tir
lacting stock. current make No. I. %sx q
47c: No. 2 tec. losvnr grades 4SGt - i.
Cheese Receipts. i.5ar boxes. State,
whole milk. fresh nats. colored ~ white.
ID. 80 y a at hc, average sun. 9oU So'. 9.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-08
CnffnnSeAd Oil
(otfOusepd Dil-Th. market was neryo,.

tottOnseed Oil-The market was nervous
and feverish yesterday owing to the re-
verse influences OF frnness in the cotton
market and an unfavorable View of the
other. In consequence of the So factors
t4ere weIc alternate waves of buying and
selling. but at the close the sharp de-
cline IN lard and nog products generally
appeared TO dominate, and final quotations
were 10 10 points net lower. Total sales
for the day were zoo barrels.
The range Of prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-10-08

The secretary of the Tanners Coun-
ell Of America has received letter
from the director Of tho Bureau of
Standards, Washington, stating that
an Appropriation for the bui ding Of n
miniature tannery is expected and that
the corporation Of experts in erecting
the ideal tannery would be appreciated
New-York tribune., 1919-10-08


Ashley, Robert Wv s. Chip
man ................... sl23aa
a Aboulafa. isaak--A X plan 49,. 1888 -
Broman. Eric-S. Arrhenius .... 1919
Berg. "a illiam-G. Pe!leErino 22t.20
Barnes George +. Flint
Horner Co. Inc c...-.......... ?23.2O
Carpenter, John j. = Nolkn SOFAS
Cowper rThwaite. Edward-A. B.
Downes -...... .........-.-.. l24t5
Dansn auser, Jose pin l.. and Ma
tional Surety Co.--People. etc. 5000. 90
Essner Abraham j. and Mark
Thread Co: costs ........,. laes5
Epstein. Richard l.. eSr.. etc
Exeelsior savings Bank OF city
OF New York -....-........ 4.4s2 70
Erickson. Clara c.-J. A Arnold 2os.20
Ephrain. SOFA Treadweli jr.:
Famous Company Roain 49,. eslSs
Feinbsrg 9amuel-American Ma
terlai CO. .......'....... 3ss2o
French. Edwin Wright & Dit
son Victor Co. ...-............ l77.67
Gruipper Roy. and Nationa!
Surety co.-Peopc, etc ..... 1000 90
Howell. Eugene B.-J. Solomon
Sons ,-...-..,... hb2.5o
Same - Cohen. Goldman 4 Co.,
Inc ............... @... Ssb5S
New-York tribune., 1919-10-08

stance, selling high at $3.50 and low
at 5 cents.
Total sales for the day were esti-
mated at Sl,200,00o, bringing the grand
total for two days up to $2,2O0,00O
New-York tribune., 1919-10-08
MONDAYS s
Southern spot murke

S7Outl1tr11 SPOT mAfkets-GaIveston steady,
xn.I ulG sc. az "i..o saies $500 nales. New
ortedns' STEADY So points nigner at 32.63
sales, o,30J bales Mobile steady so points
higher at 81. sales, 225 bales Savannah,
quiet. points nigner at 81. 25 sales, 1906
at 80; sales nil Baltimore. nominal. 90
points nis"er at $500. sales nil Augusta
steady, so points higher at 3lS7 sal les
l,lsb balss. Memphis. steady, unchanged,
at ESQ; sales, 1850 bales St Louis
steady, unchanged at $780, sales NIL
Houston, st,aNy unchanged at 342
sales 9,2SS bales Little Rock steady
unenanseN at $3.50. sales 1872 bales
Dallas. steady, 10 points higher at $500
sales, 1882 bales
New-York tribune., 1919-10-08
Assignment

LOBO MACAkONI CO. INC. ,nanufact.
uring macaroni, with Offices at b36-53s
East 12d ST. yesterday assigned for the
benefit Of creditors to Benjamin F. Kraft
No. 50 Wall st. Alfredo Lobo is president
of the company. The company in
corporated in 1913 with a capital stock
Of 5000. 900
New-York tribune., 1919-10-08

lower grades. e9029isc. held fats. spe-
cials. 81 032c; average run. 20 II o 80 y c
w ms, specials, coiored or whiIe 500
sOlac; average run, 2s+, 2sa.c; lower
grades. rs q 2sc. Wisconsin, whole milk.
twins fresh. 29@SoAc; single Daisies.
fresh, soQ 81 NC: held, 81 !. q 32c. double
Daisies, fresh, 80 SIC; held. 31Q3l u :.
Young Americas, fresh 31Ss 9032iac
Cheddars Canadian. In bond 274 g2Si.c !;
state. skins specials, u " m22Ac. prime
10 choice. 1sqI9iac; fair to good l4Ql7c
lower grades. 7q13c
Eggs-Receipts, ls.12s cases Fresh
gathered. extras dozen. ssG1s7c extra
hrsts, 63 q Csc: hrsts. 50 Il 11Goc; seconds
~ q 59c; under grades, 40 a sc; dirties.
No I. 46Q 4Sc: No. and poorer. ~ n 45c .
checks. good 10 choice. dry, Il &c un-
der grades. 35 e 4oc: rgerator special
marks. fancy, charges paid % a 53c, frsts
30 q 5lc; seconds 46n 49c sta,e Feunsyl-
Vania and nearby Western, hennerv
whites, .ine to fancy. sS0ssc. fair 10
prime S5 q Sic. gathered whites. COM
mon 70 prime, 60G SIC; Pacific Coast
whites. express. fancy, S4lssc; other
Western and southern. gathered whites
SO ct 7Sc: state. Pennsylvania and nearby
hennery browns. fancy. 700 73c; gathered
brown and mixed colors. graded fancy ss
q sec, fair TO prime 6OM65c
New-York tribune., 1919-10-08
Judgments Filed

The following Judgments were Med yes
terday, the first name being that Of the
New-York tribune., 1919-10-08
Satisfied Judgments

The nrst name is that OF the debtor this
second that OF the creditor ar-t date when
Judgment filed
In New York tounty
Levine. Morris-D. Levine: Sept.
20. lsIe slsopV.Ve
Zimmer. Joseph TT l.. Nc
Cullocgh et n. April II. iae2 81 8:
Bruman. Isidore. and SAMUEL
Barris Juno 20. 1919 s........ .3c-2 IS
Buchner. Samuel. Hochherger
Jan -. 1915 .-..-....... -Os.5s
Essef Realty Co et al--fsroAd
way Savings Institution II the
City OF New York May -.
1915 .................. .,...., 4l2i.W
katgrnan. Herman. sydney l..
Lair!au and Edward Goldstcin
-B. NJ Rothschid. Jan. Is.
Sept ii. isis ............... s44am
New-York tribune., 1919-10-08
COTTON STATISTICS

u FEFTOOI CubIts = SPOT COTTON, good de-
nand at SO points advance on the bas sis OF
2o.5sI FOR middling. Sales, 10000 bales
including 1000 American. Imports. 1000.
none American. Futures opened steady. to
~ points higher. Closed steady at a net
advance OF u 20 % points October. 2o.s5d :
December 2057d; January 20 59d; March
20 25d; May. cod July. 1874. MsEches-
ter Yarns, large business doing, cloths
New-York tribune., 1919-10-08
Livestock. Meats, Provisions

Yesterday. Year AGO
Live steers fair to
prime. 90 lbs s13 so q 100 $l3o0G 1850
Drt ssed beef sides.
Id. .......... .l8g az .149 81
Live veals, COM
mon to prime
100 lbs :... 1soo@25.oo l45Oa21.oo
Live lambs, fair
to prime 100
- l.
Dressed hogs
con lb. ...... .2s7s dl.a4ss 24&s 29s.
Mess beef bbl. % 0O(D23.0O 80. q Sc 90
Lard, mid West
100 lbs -. 273oQ374o 2s.7oa2sso
Mess pork, bbi.. 43 so y $3.50 0n46 90
Dressed veal. city
ID .-........- .Zbg -So .o4Q 81
Live ewes. 100
lbs .:......... 5000 900 7ooa1loo
Dressed mutton
city, 10. 49,. 100 .is .2s@ .2s
Dressed lambs
city. 10. ... .2oD 81 Ian IS
Hogs 100 lbs. f6.50D17e0 20o062o so
New-York tribune., 1919-10-08

In New York County
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-26
KR6TKlE NOTATKI MIEJSKE.

Franciszek Shoemaker, "a
mieszkaiy pnr. 230 S. Green ul.,
zostal wczoraj niebezpiecznie po-
kaleczony przez automobil, u zbie
gu ulic I4tej i Halsted. Prawie
nieprzytomnego zabrano 60 do
powiatowego szpitala. MIN zdo-
iano przytrzymat, lub tez wziac
numer maszyny, automoblllsta
odjechai.
Trzech uzbrojonych rabu-
slow napadlo wczoraj PREY naroz-
niku ulic Polar i Archer ave-, ME
iakiego J. S%ullivana, liczacego lat
10, zamieszkalego PREY 1923 5.
Canal I'll. Su1livana starajacego
sic obronic, napastnicy postrzell-
Ii w ramie, a mic mu ME zabiera-
lac = uciekli.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-26

szpitalu Sw. Bernardo z trzema
kulami w ciele, a policya re sta
cyl policyjnej Englewood poszu-
kuje niejakiego Stefana Zieg-
ment. Otto rezultat jedynej stree
laniny podczas wczorajszego Swie
ia. Ziegment p~ostrzelil Reineman
ma w chwili, kiedy tenze rozma-
vial z jego zona W dmu u jej TO-
dzic6w pnr. 80 West Gotta III. -
Reinemann, kt6ry mieszka pnr.
I241 w. Jackson Blvd, clezko
rannv zeznal W szpitalu IL wy
bral sic wczoraj Z podarkiem swi2
tecznym do swojej %znajomej, pan
nv Katarzyny Hunt, ktora mie-
Ska PREY IS W. Gotta III. i ktora
wlaSnie swego czasu przedstawlfa
go byia PAM Z~iegment. Kledy ME
zastal w domu panny Hunt, s9-
dzac, IL PAM Z. bedzie wiedziaia
O niej, poszedl do jej domu. Pa
re minut zaledwie rozmawial z
pania Z. kiedy wszedf jej' MAJ /
bez slowa ostrzezenia ~strzelif
cztery razy do niego Z czego try
kule byiy celne. Ziegment, ktory
luz cd dwoch miesiecy ME miesz-
ka re swoja iona, ~przyszedA wczo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-26

rem. Ma to posiedzenie powinni przy-
bye wszyscy delegaci, poniewaz So wa
zne sprawy do zaiatwienia.
Ia staraniem PIP. Franciszka Wasz-
kiewicza, II. Bieszkiego / NJ. Wikary-
ASIA, zosta1a urzadzona pomiedzy uli.
cami 4Sej i 4Smy Ct, cd 32ej do 4lej
ola 1yhwiarzy slizgawka, 2 kt6rej ma
sza miodziez powinna kOrzystac.
Ma ostatniem poSiedzeniu Tow. Ia.
deusza KoSciuszki, gr. 1889 u. N. p,
dzialajqcego W dzielnicy Hawthorne,
wybrano nova administracye, W skiad
kt6rej wchodza nastepujacy u~rzednicy
o. Bronis1aw Gabryszak, prezes; p. 10
zef Bukowski, w~ice-prezes; p. Stani-
siaw Bukowski, sekr. prot; p. A.
Zmarzlewski, sekr. fin; p. Maksymi-
liam Wikaryasz, s%karbnik; p. Jan Dur
czak, o. w. Siawski, opiekunowie ka-
sy; D. FranciSzek Waszkiewicz mar
szalek i D. Stanisiaw Szulc, odzwierny.
q wielka Okla zaIoScia O~bchodzono u
~roczystosc Bozego Narodzenia W para
fiji Matki Boskiej Czestochowskiej. Pa
sterka odbyia sic o godzinie 5tej rano,
kt6ra celebrowai X. BrOnis1aw Czaj'
kowski, miejscowy proboszcz PREY asy-
scie m~iejscowych a%systent0w. w czasic
pasterki, orkiestra z}ozona q kilkuna-
stu muzyk6w, p~rzygrywaia do Spiew6w,
pod dyrekcya p. Fabisza a d~oskonaiy
Choir parafialny wykOna} nasze ulubio-
ne kolendy polskie, kt6re rozweselaiy
serca wiernego ludu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-26

- Osmiomiesieczna coreczka
Amy Moore Z pnr. H19 Calumet
ave., podczas ognia w jej domu
spalila sic ma smierc. Przyczyna
pozaru dotad ME wyjasniona.
- Niejaik Jan Santon, zamie-
szkaiy pnr. 5047 Princeton ave.,
spieszac onegdaj do domu, by
ubrac dzieciom swoim choinke,
pad4 w drodze niezywy; powo-
dem jego smierci byla choroba
serca.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-26
z HAWTHORNE.

Jutro, W sobote odbedzie sic wazne
posiedzenie Sp6Ili Budowniczo-Pozy-
czkowej i Kasy Oszczednosci i'm. Gene
ra}a ~Sowinskiego, W sail KoSciuszko,
pnr. 1928 So. 49ej'ave., o godzinie 7:3O
wieczorem. Pomiedzy sprawami omawia
nanemi ma TEN pOSiedzeniu O~dbedzie
sic wyb0r novel d%yrekcyi.
w domu p. Jana RySza, Fam. pnr'
1921 4Smy Ct, zapanOwa}a niezmierna
radoSt z powodu przyjScia ma SWAT
tegiego synka w~azqcego u funt0w. TAX
matka jak i dziecie czuja sic dobrze. ,
Ma ostatniem posiedzeniu Tow. sw,
J6zefa No. 544 q. P. R. K, skupiaja-
cego sic PREY parafii Matki Boskiej Cze
stochowskiej, wybrano nowy zarzad Ma
rok 1920 jak nastepuje: p. Ludwik
Dombkowski, prezes; p. J. Kowalczyk,
w~ice-preZeS: d. Y. RaczkowSki. Sekr,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-26
z JACKOWA.

Pasterke wczoraj, W u~roczystosc
np2sgo Narodzenia, celebrowal X.
Arknr Dabrowsh c. R., wasystencyi
X Jana zdechlika c. R.. jake dyako-
ma * Stefana Kowalczyka c. R..
ieko subdyakons. Sumo zas o godzi-
ME ~: so pred poludniem, celebro-
Walk. ]. zdechlik c. R., PREY asys-
Gle X. S. Kowalczyka c. R. / X. A.
Dabrowskiego c. R. Kazanie okoli-
csncseiowe wyglosil miejscowy pro-
boszcz. Choir parafia!ny pieknie Cd
spiewal Msze iacihska przy akompa-
nlamencie orkiestry smyczkowej. Ko-
sci6l byl tax p~rzepeiniony wiernyml,
ze niekt6rzy byli zmuszeni STAG W
pr5edsionku i ma schodach kosciola,
Pc ciezkiej operacyi ma zapalenie
lepej kiszki zmarl S. p. Henryk IL
ezaey prey zgonie lat Z, synek PIP. ia
ma MarYi Sobackich, zam. pnr. SOS9
n1flln ct Pogrzeb odbyI sic W uOle-
platek 2 domu zaloby do koscio-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-26

prot. p. J. Zo1nowski, sekr. fin; p. A.
Maciejewski, skarbnik i p. j. RoSoWlcz'
marsza1ek. Posiedzenia OdbywaJa sic W
pieryYszy wtorek miesiaca W sail para
fialnej.
Stowarzyszenie Kupc0w i Przemy-
slowc6w, s~kupiajace sic W dzieLnlcy
Hawthorne, nosi sic z mysla urzadze-
mia wieczorku towarzyskiego potaczo-
nego 2 zabawa ma wielka skale. Krok1
przygotowawcze juz poczyniono.
-
W przysz1y wtorek, dnia 3O-go b. m,
odbedzie sic ~posiedzenie Sp6{ki Budo-
wniczo-Pozyczkowej i'm. Adama Mickle
wicza, w sail OBJ. Franciszka PaWfoW-
skiego, pnr. 1922 W. 3Oej I'll. Zaprasza
sic wszystkich akcyonaryuszy, albo-
WIEN odbedzie sic wyb6r novel dyrek-
CYL i inne wazne sprawy.
Pa6stwu J. J. Maslowskim, Fam. pnr.
2S17 So. 40 ave-, przysz}a ma SWAT zdro
wa / tega c6reczka. Ojciec uradoWany
obiecai wyprawic huczne chrzciny. Ma
tka i dziewcze maja sic dobrze.
4 poczatkiem przyszlego miesiaca ma
podobno nastapic otwarcie szkoiy han
dlowej, ktGra kierowac bedzie znana
kOrpOracya pod nazwq "Dobrobyt''
Szkola miesciG sic bedzie W lokalu p.
Franciszka Sokup'a, PREY W. 29ty pl'
i 80 ct. Blizsze szczeg6ly podamy p6z-
niej.
Dzisiaj, W piatek, dnia 26go b. H.,
Odbcdzie sic posiedzenie Gminy 55ej Il.
n. p, W sail KoSciuSzkO, pnr. 2923-25
So. 40 ave, o godzinie 7:30 wieczo-
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nj & R. F. F. P.

Ma Qsz powyzszymi mi
znaczony ola glodnych
d< Polsce firma Dom Ko-
mis- 1858 w. Division Ill,
Ghie przysiaia re strony
Pr & ]. Bereczkowskiego i dra
~ B~rysiewicza GEEK ma S25.OC
ma podpisanego; sumo owa
pfzskazajemy z podziekowaniem
podlug zyczenia ofiarodawcow.-
< Waehtel.
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la sw. Jacka, a stamtad ma cmentarz
sw. Wojciecha.
A vice dnia Ago stycznie 1920 TO
ku, ~odbedzie sic wspaniaiy bankiet,
urzadzony staraniem ~miejscowego
Klubu Obywatelskiego i'm. Jana So
bieskiego, W sali OBJ. W~arszynskie-.
go, przy narozniku Central Park av.
Wolfram I'll. Komiter urzadzajacy,
oprocz programu, przygotowuje mno
stwo doskonalych niespodzianek. -
Doch6d przeznaczony ma nowo-bu~
duiacy sic koSci6i.
Dzisiaj o godzinie loci rano, Cd
byi sic pogrzeb s. p. Maryanny Sta
niszewskiej, z domu Betker, ktora
ubiegIej niedzieli padia PREY ulicy Di
versey i nagle wyzionefa ducha. Ur
szak ~pogrzebowy wyruszyl z domu
za3oby pnr. 1884 No. Central Park
ave-, do koscioia p. W. Sw. Jacka, a
stamtad ma cmentarz sw. Wojciecha.
P~ozostawia DO sobie stroskanego me
ia, Franciszka Staniszewskiego, dwie
corki I s zesciu syn6w. Mech odpoczy
wa W pokoju.
z okazyi srebrnego jubileuszu
MISUNDERSTANDING rocznicy Id
~iozenia parafii, Choir parafialny sw'
Jacka, pod dyrekcya p. ]. X. Boro-
winskiego, urzadza wspaniaiy kon--
cert koscielny, W niedziele, dnia IL.
| stycznia 1920 r, W kosciele pod tenn
ze wezwaniem. Poczatek koncertu o
godzinie Sci wieczorem. Dochod z
koncertu przeznaczony ma nowy Or
gan.
::
K6lko Dramatyczne. skup1aJace
sic PREY parafii Sw. Jacka, wystaWi
W sail sw. Stanislawa Kostki. W ME-
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raj do niej s~tawiajac jej propo-
zycye, ably jechala Z MIN do No
wego Yorku, gdy ia ma propozy-
eye jego sic ME zgodziia SLIME
rozgniewany wyszedl ale stanaf
ma czatach w zauiku. Pc niediu-
GIN czatowaniu Ziegment zauwa
zyl obcego mezczyzne wchodza-
cego do domu zony, wpad} vice
"a MIN i poczal strzelac. Ziegmen-
towie mieli troje dzieci, dw6ch
chlopc6w i dziewczynke. Gdy
Ziedment rozszedf sic z iona "a
brai jednego trzyletniego chlopca
Z SODA. Policya rozstawiona PREY
domu Ziegmenta, oraz jego zony,
czeka ma jego pcwrot, by go a
resztowac.
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Kto chce czytae naJEeps1e ecd1tenne
ptamo polskte, MECH de uda do pana
f. M. PAYROLL, naszego agena ma
Duncan j okohce 1 nAbouuje sooie
DMENNK.
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dziele, dnia >25go stycznia 1920
piekny i wzruszajacy piecio-aktoWy
dramat p. t. ,,Dwie sieroty.', W kto-
rym biora udziai n~ajlepsze silly anna
torskie. Doch6d przeznaczony ma no.
wo-budujacy sic kosci61.