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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-22
"LattY Arrives y

Lefty Arrives" farcical romance,
will be presented here for the first
time a; the Shubert-Garrick Theater
next week, beginning Monday even
ing.
MIR. Sydney Rosenfeld, its author. is
said to have utilized, in humorous
vein. the serious condition in many
families arising from the parlOr boil
shevist tendencies of the younger or
older daughter In this case Lefty is
the only daughter, and. with her high
ideals for mankind in general and
for the individual in particular. she
drives her fond parent and friends to
extreme measures to save her from
herself.
In the cast are Clara Joel. in the
title role; Ida Waterman, Mona Bruins,
Nellie Callahan, Louis Kimball, Rob-
ert ODER, Albert Gran, Albert Reed
and Frederick Beane.
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Columbia.

Broken Blossoms founded on
Thomas Burkes famous volume,
"I.imehouse Nights will continue
at Loew's Columbia Theater the
remainder of the week. Beginning
next Sunday and continuing the first
four days of next week. Bryant Wash
burn will be shown in his latest
comedy. Why Smith Left home." an
adaptation by Elmer Harris 81 0eovse
Rroadhurst's play. depicting mans
attempt to stage a honeymoon under
difficulties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-22
Knickerbocker.

Enid Bennett will be seen in step
ping Out" at CrandalTs Knickerbocker
Theater today. with MATES and Mod
els" picture farce. Tomorrow and
Friday Constance Talmadse will be
pictured in domestic comedy drama,
The Temperamental Wife," and RIOS
coe (Fatty) Arbuckle's Back Stage"
will be shown also. Saturday, Vivian
Martin will be pictured in "The Third
Kiss"
Sunday and Monday of next week
the feature will be Madge Kennedy. in
Strictly Confidential" a film adapta
ton of Jerome X. Jeromes comedy,
Fanny and the Servant Problem;
Tuesday and Wednesday. "Revela
ton" a powerful and picturesque fea-
ture, will have NaZimova for it's star:
Thursday and Friday The Egg Crate
Wallop" will feature Charles Ray. and
Saturday. Jack Pickford. in Burglar
by Proxy" will be shown.
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"The Unknown Woman"

Marjorie Rambeau, who rose from
obscurity to stardom in fewer than
three seasons. will appear as the
star of a new play, entitled THE
Unknown Woman" at the Poll Thea
ter next week. beginning Sunday
evening. She will be under the di-
rection of A. Fl. Woods- This will
be the first presentation of THE In
known Woman" on any stage. The
new play is a drama in four acts
by Marjorie Blaine and Stanley Lewis.
Miss Rambeau will be supported by
a company including Lumsden Hare.
Hugh Dillman, Felix Krembs, Dedson
Mitchell. Jean Robertson. Annie Mack
Berlein. Roy Walling and Fannie
Bourke,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-22
Forever After. f."

Alice Brady. will come to the Shu-
bert-Belasco Theater next week. COM
mencing Monday, in Forever After"
owen Davis play OF love. youth and
faith.
Returning to the speaking stage in
New York last season, after several
years devoted exclusively to motion
pictures, Miss Brady shortly dupli
Gated. behind the footlights, the large
following she had. won on the screen.
through her brilliant portrayal of
Jennie, the little Vermont heroine
of Owen Davis romance. Miss Brady
will be supported by the cast which
appeared during the plays long run
In New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-22
Carolina.

Sunday Lila Lee, in "The Heart of
Youth: Monday. "The Submarine
Eye: Tuesday. Dorothy Gish. in "Out
of Luck; Wednesday, Billie Burke. in
"2eggy': Thursday. Arthur Ashley ard
Dorothy Green. in Forest Rivals. Fri
DAY, Mary Pckford, in How Could
You, Jean? Saturday, Alice Joyce, in
The Third Degree"
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Apollo,

Sunday and Monday. Wallace Reid,
in THE Valley of the Giants" and the
Mack Sennett farce. Uncle Tom
Without the Cabin; Tuesday and
Wednesday, Billie Burke. in 1.-The Mis-
leading Widow" and Fatty" Ar
buckle. in Back Stage: Thursday.
Vivian Martin. in THE Third Kiss:
Friday, Theda Bara. in La Belle
Russo; Saturday, Enid Bennett. in
stepping Out"
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Savoy.

in MARY Raglan; Tuesday, Pauline
Frederick, in Bonds of Love-;
Wednesday and Thursday. Elsie Fer
guson. in 1.-THE Witness for the De-
fense," and the Mack Sennett comedy.
Uncle Tom Without the Cabin: Fri
day. Jack Pickford. in bill Apper-
sons Boy; Saturday. Vivian Martin.
in THE Third Kiss" comedy.
speed" and Mutt and Jeff animated
cartoon.
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Cosmos.

A bill OF varied vaudeville Is an
nounced for the Cosmos Theater next
week. headed by Mort Fox and Jim
mic Britt, well known comedians and
singers. in new comedy Offering,
The Three Stayouts," which has been
quite successful elsewhere. Dennis
Chabot. a genius of the violin and of
the piano. will be another striking
feature. The Four Asters will bring
lively singing and dancing quartet.
with pretty costume changes; the
Paul Perry Six, an unusually good
sextet. in Moments of Melody: Or
vile Stamm. the famous athlete. and
his company, a novel athletic Offering,
and the Girl in the Basket, mechani-
cal offering of song which is both
novel and beautiful.
Constance Talmadge's new picture.
The Temperamental Wife" will he
the special added matinee attraction,
and the comedy. Bill Behave" will
feature the late Smiling Bill Par
sons and the famous bathing girls.
The Paramount Bray Photographs and
the Pathe News will complete the Of
ferings.
Sundays performances. starting at
pm, will present some fine vaude-
vile and film features.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-22
Photoplay Features.


Sunday, Henry b. WalthaN. in 1.-THE
Long Lanes Turning; Monday. Pau
line Frederick in "Sapho': Tuesday
Tom Moor, III 'HeartseaSe'; WcdEes-
day, Clara Kimball Young. in THE Bet
ter Wife; Thursday, Nazimova, ir
THE Red Lantern; Friday. Dorothy
Gish, in "Out of Luck: Saturday, Olive
Thomas, in 1.-The FoliieS Girl"
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! Avenue Grand.

Sunday and Monday. Elsie Ferguson,
in 1.-The Witness for the Defense:
Tuesday and Wednesday, Anita Stew
art. in MARY Regain. Thursday
Jack Pickford. in bill Apperson's
Boy: Friday, Vivian Martin. in The
Third kiss; Saturday. Pauline Fred
erick, in Bonds of Love"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-22

son, in The Bishops Emeralds";
Wednesday, Emmy Wehlen. in "A
Favor to a Friend" also last episode
THE Carter Case; Thursday. Madame
Traverse. in Rose Of the West
Friday. Monroe Salisbury, in The
Shutdown Trail" and SATURDAY. June
Elvidge, in THE Woman Of Lies
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RiaIto.

blind Husbands" Universal film
story of the Tyrolean Alps. will con-
tinue at Moore's Rialto Theater all
this week. The Four of U.s." a quar-
tet of distinction, composed Of Messrs
Traynor. Furney, Ballew and Mes
NTH. will be an added attraction.
Next week the Rialto announces the
first appearance on any screen as a
star of Miss Constance Binney, fresh
from her triumph in the Broadway
success. "39 East" in "Erstwhile SUI
SAN" as released by the Realart Pic
lures Corporation.
The picture is based on the novel,
"Barnabetta," by Helen r. Martin.
which was dramatized for Mrs. Fiske
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-22
Crandall's.

At Crandalls Theater. beginning
Sunday. Peggy Hyland will be pic
tured in The Merry Go Round" a
study of exciting episodes in the life
Of young gypsy girl. Wednesday.
Florence Reed. the gifted emotional
actress. will be featured in To-day"
and the last three days of next week
Brat"
Each daily bill will present short-reel
subjects and orchestral accompani-
mont
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Princess.

Sunday, Dorthy Gish. in out of
Monday, Billie Burke. in
Peggy; Tuesday. Arthur Ashley and
Dorothy Green, in Forest Rivals;
Wednesday. Mary Pickford. in How
Could You. Jean; Thursday, Alice
Joyce in THE Third Degree; Friday,
Bessie Barriscale and Charles Ray, in
"The Straight Road and Saturday.
Earl Williams, in THE Wolf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-22
New Navy.

Sunday and Monday. The Thir-
teenth Chair: Tuesday, Monroe Sails
bury. in THE Shutdown Trail;
Wednesday, Peggy Hyland. in Cheat
ing Herself; Thursday. Evelyn Gree
ly. in The Oakdale Affair: Friday,
Elmo Lincoln. In Elmo The Mighty.
and The House Divided" and Satur-
day All-Comedy night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-22
Garden.

D. w. Grifiths poignant drama,
The Mother and the Law" will be
shown at Moore's Garden Theater all
this week.
Next week. Soldiers of Fortune" by
Richard Harding Davis, visualized in
pictures. will be presented for the
first time on any screen in the coun-
try, starting Sunday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-22
Washington Philharmonic.

The Washington Philharmonic Or
chestra will give it's third concert at
the Knickerbocker Theater Thursday
afternoon. The program follows:
symphony. No. l." c major IL. van
Beethoven); (a) Andante. Allegro; (b)
Andante con moto; (c) Menuetto; Cd
Allegro "Polonaise Brilliante." A
major Oh. WieniawskD; soloist, Henri
Sokolove. 'Rhapsodie Norwegienne"
Ed LalO).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-22

Sunday, THE Submarine Eye; Mon
day. Dorothy Gish. in 'Out OF Luck
Tuesday. Billie Burke. in Peggy
Wednesday. Arthur Ashley and .orothy
Green. in Forest Rivals; Thursday,
Mary Pickford. In How Could You.
Jean? Friday. Alice Joyce, in THE
Third Degree; Saturday. Bessie Bar
riscale and Charles Ray, in THE
Straight Road
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New York Symphony Orchestra.

DR.. Walter Damrosch's famous New
York Symphony Orchestra. which has
now been assured permanence by the
endowment of Harry Hardness
Flagler. will give the first Of it's series
Of five concerts in Washington, at the
New National Theater. Friday after
with Miss Mabel Garrison, the delight
full coloratura soprano of the Metro
politan Opera Company. as the assist
ing artist. A splendid program is as
sured. Tickets are on sale at the Of
fees of T. Arthur Smith. 1906 G street
northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-22
Lord Dunsany, Sunday Night.

Lord Dunsany, the distinguished
English poet, playwright and weaver
of delightful romances, will lecture at
the Shubert-Garrick Theater Sunday
evening, with the imaginary lands Of
his writings as his theme. my Own
Lands" the subject of the lecture,
will afford the famous playwright and
author q wide and delightful scope for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-22
GAYETY-"Libertv Girls"

'Manless Isle" will be the burlesque
offering by the Liberty Girls COM
pany at the Gayety Theatpr next
week. The author. Jack Conway, is
also the principal comedian. An
elaborate spectacular march by the
famous Liberty Girls chorus is fea-
ture The cast includes James ]. Col
Inns. Vic Plant. Monica Redmond,
Helen Stuart. Pauline Harer and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-22
Geraldine Farrar Next Tuesday.

Geraldine Farrar, prima donna from
the metropolitan Grand Opera, Will
be heard III concert at PolI's Theater
next Tuesday afternoon at $3.50. under
the management of Mrs. Wilson,
Greene.
With the grace or melancholy of
French pieces. the high-pitched emo
ton of Russian numbers. Italian ar
doris or American playfulness Miss
Farrar is equally happy. Even in the
concert hall she dramatiZes operate
fragments SO that audiences feel the
character, the situation. the passion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-22
Liberty.

Sunday and Monday. Douglas Fair
banks. in His Majesty the American;
Tuesday. Harry Morey. in 1.-THE Gam
blers''; Wednesday, Bessie Barriscale.
in Her Purchase Price; Thursday
Dorothy Dalton, in 1.-The Market Of
Souls: Friday. 1.-The House of In
trgue": Saturday, Anita Stewart. in
Mary Regain"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-22
METROPOLITAN.

lombard, Ltd" the film version
of Frederic and Fanny Hatton's COM
edy, featuring Bert Lytell. will con-
tinue at Crandalfs Metropolitan The
alter the remainder OF the current
week.
Next week. beginning Sunday.
Madge kennedy's most recent pic
ture, Strictly CONFIDENTIAL" will be
shown. 1t is a photoplay version OF
Jerome II. Jerome's amusing comedy,
Fanny and the Servant Problem"
which served also as the basis of the
colorIul musical comedy. The RAIN
bow Girl"
1t Will be supplemented by Larry
Semon'S latest camera farce. Dull
Care" and other minor features.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-22
Circle.

Sunday and MonGay Douglas Fair
banks. in His Majesty the American" ;
Tuesday, Bessie Barriscale. lin Her
Purchase Price; Wednesday, George
Walsh. in THE Winning Stroke"
June Elvidge, IN THE
Woman of Lies; Friday. Dorothy T'al
ton, in 1.-THE Market of Souls: Satur-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-22
B.F. KEITH'S-sRings of Smoke.

Pat Rooney and Marion Bent will
return to the B. F. Keith's Theater
next week in a new farcical comedy.
Rings of Smoke" The added ,attrac-
ton will be James B. Carson, the
comedian. remembered from the days
of Red Heads and Models Abroad"
with capable company, including
Ada Jaffe. presenting for the first
time, ITO Be or Not to Be-" Others
will be Buzzelle and Parker. in a
laughing hit: Ryan and Healy. in
mirth and melody; Estelle Went
worth, the American prirna donna;
Lewis and White, in Trying to Get
Topics Of the Day" and the kino-
gram.
Sunday at and Sis pm. the pro-
gram will include Chicken Chow
Mein" and others in the current bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-22
Strand.

"Choosing a Wife," First National
attraction, will be presented at
Moore's Strand Theater all this week.
Next week the third and last Sc
lection in the repertoire of D. w.
Grifath. Hearts Of the World" will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-22

the play Of his fancy and the enter
tainment of his audience. Tickets are
on sale at the offices of T. Arthur
Smith, 1906 G. street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-22

be presented. The cast includes LII
liam and Dorothy Gish, Robert Har-
ron. George Fawcett, Little Ben Alex
ander, Robert Anderson and George
Siegnan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-22
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Olympic.

Sunday and Monday. Nazimova. in
the Brat; Tuesday, Virginia Pear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-22
Home.

day. ]. Warren Kerrigan, in .
White Mans Defense"
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-08
" SpRAWIE yDRAJWU"
OLA P0LSKI.

Z k6i Zwiazkowych otrzymujc-
my z proSba o zamieszczcnie ma
stepujaca rezolucye:
,,Zgodnie z uchwa}ami powzie-
tcmi przez Zarzad Centralny I.
n. P. z dnia 3go kwietnia br., ze-
branie Zarzqdu Grnin Zwiqzko--
wych logo Okregu komisarskie--
60 postanawia wezwac wszystkie
gminy i grupy calego okregu do
zmobilizowania wszystkich Zwiq-
zkowc6w w sprawie ,,drajwu"
pienieznego ma rzecz Polski / W
tym celu p~oleca:
,,Pierwsze: w porozumieniu z
giownem kierownictwem ,,draj-
WI" ma Chicago i Illinois Zarza-
dy Gmin rozdzielq swoich delega-
tow do obejScia Poszczeg6lnych
precynktow W ~odnoSnej wardzie,
przyczem uwzgledniat beda jedy-
ME chorobe jake okolicznosc
zdolna usprawiedliwic niedopel-'
nienie zwiazkowego rozkazu.
,,Drugie: w wypeinieniu tego
zalecenia prezes kazdej gmlny ma
mice liste wyznaczonych do kolek
ty delegatow najp6zniej w maj
h,izszy piqtek gotowa: Ma ia cd
dac sckretarzowi okregu Zwiaz--
kowego, kt6ry jest zarazem Sc
kretarzem Komitetu Centralnego
Obywatelskicgo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-08

pierwej o~dpokutowaG "a grzechy, ale
utnij mi nogi, zebym ME tahczyla
~wieceii, utnij azem z czerwonymi
bucikami.
l kat ucial jej nogi razem z czer-
wonymi bucikami, kt6re ME zatrzy-
maly sic ami ma chwile, ale tahczy}y
dalej, unoszac prZez pola male n6z-
Iii Karusi.
a kat wysti ugal jej nogi drewnia
ne. ni"ba-dzo zgrabne, ciezkie, kto-
re SLY po'voli i chetnie sic zatrzy-
mywaiy. Nauczyf ia takze psalmu Pc
kutnegc, jaki spiewaja grzesznicy Cd
czas6w kr6la Dawida i posz}a Ka-
russia przez step, przez las, przez
pole.
- No, teraz wycierpiaiam juz do
syG "a Cgrzechy - pomySlafa. -
P6jLe wreszcie do koscioia, zeby wi
dzieli luLz,e, re jestem pobozna
re Beg mic ME odepchna1.
I skierowala sic W strone koscio-
la, ale PREY bramie czerwone buciki
ukazaly sic pred MIA razem z jej
nogami, tanczac bez wypoczynku.
zawstydziia sic i pfzelekia i poszia
zn6w W lima strone.
TAX uplynai caiy tydzieh. Karusia
plakaia i smucila sic bardzo. Ale W
niedziele pomysla}a.
= Teraz iuz napewno nacierpia-
lam sic dosyc. lyle Iez wylaiam! Bog
mi p~rzebaczyi, MECH to wszystko wi
dza. - Lecz pred kosciolem czer,
wone buciki tanczyly znowu. Kiedy
je ~ujrzala, zakryia oczy i uciekta
predko, DO poznaia ciezkie W wi
ny.
Is Usiadia w ciemnym leslie l mysla-
la mad SODA dfugo, d}ugo. Bog i lu'
die wyswiadczyli jej lyle dobre5o'
a ona czy Spelnila chociaz jeden O.
bowiazek? Co dobrego zrobiia W zy,
ciu? Co d~obrego?
Pred wieczorem Zapukala do pic
banii i prosilo pokornie, ably ia PREY
ieto do siuzby. Obieca}a pracowat
| pilnie i wytrwale, ME dla pieniedzy
i ME dla nagrody, lecz zeby dach pc,
czciwy mice mad glowa i dobrych lu'
dzi koio siebie.
/ Zlitowano sic mad mia | w~ysiucha'
| no jej prosby. siuzyaa vice ma pie
banii, pracowaia modliia sic i roe
myslala mad SODA i swoja wilma.
W niedziele poszli wszyscy do ko'
scioIa, lecz ona ise ME chciaia. ~
! }zami " oczach patrzyla "a mimi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-08
MA WOLNA CHWILE.
BUCIKI.

jest dzisiaj Gala ur~oczystoSc i swieto.
Swieto czerwonych bucikow!
Pc poludniu dobra PAM dowie-
dziala sic cd ludzi, re KarUsia byia
W czerwonych bucikach W koSciele,
i gniewaia sic o to bardzo. Tloma--
czy}a dziewczynce, jak jest lekko--
myslna i zapowiedziala, zeby odtad
nigdy ME waIyfa sic W ME ubraG do
koSciola.
Nastepnej niedzieli poszly zn6w ma
nabozeGstwo. Karusia prZedtem o.
gladala diugo czarne tuciki, nastep-
ME czerwone, i znowu czarne, W
koncu - wiozyia czerwone.
Dzieh byl przesliczny, ale troche
kurzu, to tez zanim dosziy do bra
my c%mentarza, trzewiki by}y do
brze upylone. w bramie stall jakiS
staruszek o kuli z dluga ruda broda
i spytal z uklonem, czy moze do
brej pani oczyScit buciki? Karusia
podstawiia zaraz swoja n6zke, ale
starzec spojrzaf ma mia jakoS div
ME i mocno ~potrzasnal g}owa:
- Piekne pantofelki do tahca!-
Towiedziaf. - o, siedzcie mocno!
I uderzyi je reka pc podeszwie.
Dobra PAM "a ia przysiuge wsu-
neia ubogiemu W reke pare grossly /,
ME wiedzac o niczem, wesz}a do ko'
sciola z wychowanka.
Znowu ludzie patrzyli ma maleh'
kie n6zki i czerwone buciki, patrzyfy
wszystkie twarze swietych i sam
ksiadz pred oltarzem. Karusia sa-
ma patrzyla co chwila ma kohce swo-
ich n6zek i ME mogia sic modlic, a
nj mysleG o niczem innem; ME sly
SCALA navel, CO sic dokola niej die
;e.
&c w sercu miala tylko czerwone
buciki.
SkoGczyio sic wreszcie nabozehst'
wo. Powychodzili wszyscy 2 koscio'
Ia. Powoz dobrej PAM oczekiwai ma
mia i wsiadia zaraz, sdzyz czuia sic
troche zneczona. Karusia chciais
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-08
S.p. X. w. Odzie1n.
czewski.

Dnia 10 marca 1919 roku o go
dzinie : wieczorem opuScii ten
padol piaczu ks. Wiadysiaw O.
dziemczewski, proboszcz parafii
Matki Boskiej, Donora, Pa. w
styczniu r. b. p~rzeszedi straszna
chorobe influenzy wraz z zapale-
MEM piuc, lecz Viola BOA byla,
by jeszcze pozyi jakiS Gas diu-
zej. I radoScia wielka witaliSmy
go IA zebraniu Kapianow Pol
skich, kiedy opowiadal, re czuje
sic dobrze i przychodzi do siebie.
Lecz juz tydzien pozniej strasz-
ma wiadomoSc udezyia kazdego
o iego Smierci, prawie nagtej.
We wtorek Is marca PREY obie-
die dostai ataku, poczem nasta-
pity konwulsye i W TEN nieprzy-
tommy skohczyH pc so godzinach
strasznych max.
Sp. Y. Wladysiaw Odziemczew
ski urodziS sic dnia u czerwca,
1875 W Piotrkowie, Cub. Piotr-
kowskiej W Krol. Pol. Do Is ro-
ku zycia pozostawai w domu ro-
dzinnym, lgdzie tez i uczeszczal
do szkoi normalnych. Czujac po-
ciag do stanu duchownego wy
jezdza w roku 1898 do Turynu,
we Wioszech, gdzie skonczyI kur
sa klasyczne. CheG sIuzenia b.
gu i Ojczyznie popchneia go do
wyjazdu do poiudniowej Amery-
HI, do Brazylii, gdzie wstqpil do
Kollegium Salezyanow W Sac
Paulo (St. Paul.. Tam przebywal
przez lat cztery, ksztalcac sic we
filozofii, a rownoczeSnie uczyi W
kollegium. Pc czteroletnim poby-
Gle w Sac Paulo udai sic do 10
rytyby w Paranie, gdzie wstapil
do seminaryum duchownego,
gdzie zaszczytnie skonczyi kursa
teologiczne. w roku 1902 przy-
byi do Ameryki Poinocnej, a
przyjety do Dyecezyi Pittsburgh
wstapii ma krotki czas do semi
naryum Sw. Wincentego W Beat
ty. Westmoreland Co., Pa. Pc
zdaniu egzaminow zostai wyswIe
cony ma kapiana dnia s grudnia,
1904 roku przez Najp. X, Biskupa
Regis Cancvin. Zaraz Pc Swiece-
mach zostai poslany ma probosz-
CA do wakujacej W ten czas pa
rafii Imienia Maryi W Donora,
Pa. gdzie pozostai ma tenn stano-
wisku az do Smierci, to jest przez
czternaScie lat.
Parafia polSka W Donora, Pa,
istniaia zaledwie rok i poi, ko-