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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-02
CRAGIN.

K6iko Dra~miatyczne, skupiajace sic
PREY parafii sw. Stanislawa B. NJ, w
Cragin, znane juz z p~opr0ednich wy
step6w, wystawi}o onegdaj ma scenic
parafialnej wesola komedye W trzech
aktach p. t. ,,Gwa}tu co sic dzieje"',
pi6ra A. Fredry, kt0ra sic bardzo ze-
branej publicmosci podobala. Me Jest
mo1ebnem rec, kto z bioracych udzia{
" tel komedyi, wyr6znil sic ponad in
uych, grano bowiem swobodnie, wiernie
i plynnie. Me obeszlo sic bez usterek,
kt6rych byfo kilka, ale te trafiaja sic
nawet / u 1awodowych aktorow. Pu-
blicMosc bawifa sic wybornie l ME
iednemu z widow Ivy W oczach stawa-
" re smiechu. N~astepujace osoby wy
stepowaly W sztuce. W roll Burmistrzy
nj Urszuli W Osieku, grala parma f..
Chmielecka ; jej mezem Tobiaszem, byi
D. Waclaw ]. Rentflejsz; a W roll Bar
barry, ~pfsarzowej w~ystepowala PARMA NJ.
Dzialo; jej mezem / bratem TobiaSza
Kasprem by} p. ]. K%amedulski; KasiQ,
ich synowica, byla parma NJ. Jendrzyh-
ska role Agaty, bakaiarZa l dowodcy
stray, graha PARMA F. Szramka; jej
me4em Blazejem byl p. P. P. Hadamik !;
zaS, Filipem Grzechotka, plotkarzem
miejskim byl p. J. B. B~arczyhSki.
Dw6ch jego toHarzyszy jana KanteSo
Dorebe / Dyzme Bekiesza grail: p. j..
Czosek i p. II. Rokic&i. Role Szercgow-
ca Makarego grab p. P. KendziOr. -
| Straa mieiSka stanowily: panny u.
| G6rska l X. G6rska. Mieszczanami /
m;eszczankami byii: p. II. Filipski, p.
F. WojcicchowsSi, p. L. Nowak. p. j..
JendrzyfSki. p. L. Pokoray | p. S. Mi
chalaG ,oraz panny: Il. Kmiecik, L..
J Zmich i p. PociaSzCk. Rcbyscrem STU
Xxi byl p. ]. Kameduls&i. Il przedSta-
vienna tcgoz wynika, IL w zospole mio-
dzieay ~skupiajacej sic w tejze parafii
znajduja sic SHY d~oskonale i mOgiyby
sic puscic ma Irzecz trudniejsZa. Jedyna
wada W tel sail jest, lie sccna mah
"a szcZupla ma COS wiellsZeSo / bogLt-
Szrgo. Opcwiadal nam wrzFaj micj-
scowy y. proboszcz StaniSiaw Swier-
GEEK c. R., &c mysli 0 budowie nowcGo
ko5ciola / powickszenia Szkoly n PREY
tenn i salt - o, zdalOby' sic W CraSin,
zdalo bardzo; Gdy sic IA take silly n
r1atorskie i takich pracownikGw jakich
tam znamy, to dop-awdy szkoda, &c
ME maja te SHY ~sposobnoaci do popisu
W odpowiednich w~arunkach. Alec -
rozrymicmy. stosunki oStatnich cDls6w
ME sprzyjaly przcdsiewzicciem budo--
wlanym; wiec poczckaG troche muSimy.
W tych dniach oh. TomasZ IeSniak,
otwNorzyl sklad salantcryi mcaiieL czy-
szczenia / r~rpcracyi ubrah tax mcSKich
jak / d~amskich, pnr. 2237 No. Lorcl
ave. W dzielnicy c~raginskic' cOraa to
wieej powStaje nowych ilteres6w pol
skich, ME zylowSkich, jak pc, innych
d~zielnicacl.
PoczawSzy cd wczoraj. m.cjscowy or
sanista p. F~ranciSzck rawlowski, jr.
rozpOcZa} rozn0Sic 20 domach opfatki.
Spclziwcat sic nalezy, &c parafianic W
progi swe goScinnie przyjma swcso or
s.iniStc.
Pnce ulicznc W dzielnicy Cragin, W
tych dniach zoStaiy ukoncZone. Robot
nicy .pokryli je asfaftem. Tcraz ~jcszczc
mieszkancy czekaja cierpliwie ia vie
Gel oSwietlcnia elcktrycznego ma uh-
each: skoro TO 'zostanie uskutccznionc,
natenczas dzielniCa wygladG bedzie
%WSpaniale.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-02
re SERCOWA.

Zeszlej niedzieli odbyi sic W sail
p~arafialnej ~uroczysty obch6d listopado-
wy, W kt6rym udzial wzieia nietylko
parafia sama, lecz r6wniez Obywatele
innych. Nastr6j byl powazny, poniewaz
wymagala tego powaBna rocznica. OBJ
ch6d zagaiI X. Karabasz, powO}ujac M
przewodniczacego X. PiJanowskiego, ma
sekretarza zas oh. ]. Lenckiego. Pc do
konaniu tych formalnoSci, p~rzystapiono'
do oddania przygotowanego programu.
Ma pierwSzy ogieG wys}ano dzieci szkol
ne, kt6re sfodkimi gfoSikami odspiewa-
3y wzniosla piesh: wv Gore serca", po-
czem uczeG 0smej klasy, Edward Skro-
cki, deklamowa} - Marsz Model Pol
ski. Wywiaza1 sic dOdatnio z trudnego
zadania. Zaledwie ucich.y Oklaski, wy
stapiIo ma estrada dwu malc6w, mia
nowicie Edward Ucho i Helenka Koby-
larczyk. kt0rzy odSpiewali swobodnie
many a zawsze piekny duet, p. t. pie
kna naSza PolSldl GAIA. Wystapili Oni
" ubi0rach barwnych - polskich. Toast
Kujawski - deklamacye - odda1 Ka-
rolek GolcG. Pc tym numerze, wysta-
PHO 13 chlopc6w W ubiorach, p~rZedSta-
wiajacych rome zawody rzemieSlnicze,
kt0rzy StOsowno dcklam0wali wierSze.
PrzedStawialo sic to lnrdzo efcktownie.
Zalcdwie znikneli IN kulisami, uczniO-
vic Gsmej klaSy p0kazali sic ma see.
mic, Spiewaja - MarSz . POla Walk.
Wywiqzali sic Swietnie W zamian, da-
rzono ich sGczcrcmi oklaSkami. Maly
Mieczek Janik. zWr0cii sic pc pre-
brzmicniu pic$ni uwage zcbranych pie
kna dcklamacyQ -- POlSkie DzieckO. -
Ma oklaski mu dane, W ZupeinOSci "a
sfugiwai. Bardzo urOczym widowiskiem
byl taniec krakowianck, p~r2cplatany.
spicwami. kt0ry oddaiy dziSwczatka
byl0 ich 1S-cic. Publicsno$G ich ta1ccm
byla zachwyronI. Nastepnym numc--
rem proSramu by}a ,,Sercnada" kompO-
zycyi SchrScrta, kt6ra olSpiewaly po-
prawnic czlonkinie StarSzeSo ch0ru Sw.
Cecylii, pol batutp p. Nicspoi2ianeSo.
Znac. re Choir TO zcSpicwany. R6wnich
dobrze wywiazai sic Choir miodszy. Il
numcrem tym, program sic wyczcrpa},
przcto o;5piewanicm modlitwy .,ROzc
Cos PolsHc". obch6d %zamSnieto. Wra-
zcnic on zro5il ma obccnych niczapo-
mniane.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-02
HELENOWA.

Panic / panienki, kt6rym los sierot
W Polsce ley ma sercu a kt6re chcia-
iyby sic poswiecic W przyszla niedzie-
lie ralno i wziqG udzia} W polowie, kt6ry
sic odbedzie we wszystkich dzielnicach
miasta Chicago, niechaj sic zgfosza /
podadza swoje nazwiska kazdego czasu
ma plebanii w kancelaryi Y. proboszcza
W parafii sw. Heleny PREY ulicy Augu-
sta. .
Dziewice R6zafcowe, skupiajace sic
przy parafii sw. Heleny, maja spowiedz
sw., W przyszly piatek i sobote, a W
niedziele rano o godzinie Smej ma Mszy
Sw., przystapia do ~wsp0lnej Kommii
sw. Kazda z czfonkin jest O~bowiazana
wypelnic ten obowiazek religiJny.
-
W niedziele, dnia Ago b. M, odbe-
die sic W parafii sw. Heleny, public2ne
przyjecie zolnierzy i marynarzy syn6w
Helenowian, kt0rzy powr6cili zwOlnie-
nj re siuzby wojSkowej. w tym tygo-
dniu upraSza sic wszystkich zolnierzy
ably raczyli podac swe na1wiska ma pie
banii u ~miejscowego Y. p~roboszcza, a
by komitet ~urzadzajacy przyjecie, m0gf
pred uroczystoacia posiadac dok}adna
liste zolnierzy i nalezycie przygotowac
uczte, kt6ra jak sic dowiadujemy, Su-
dzi wielkie Zainteresowanie.
:;
W najblizsza Srode, odbedzie sic po-
Siedzeuie nowo- Zorganizowanej grupy p.
n. .,Wawel' Y. n. P, W sail parafialncj
Sw. Heleny, o godzinie I 80 wieczorcm.
ObecnoSc wszystkich jest stanowczo po-
zadaua.
K6iko Literacklc i'm. Frydcryka Che
pima ,noSi sic z mySlq urzQdzCaia w ME-
dalekiej ~przyszloSci przedstawicnie, W
! sail parafialnej. Odegrany zoStanie pie
kny dramat historyczny. BliaSze szcze-
goIy podamy p6zniej.
~
W szkole Sw. TIcleny odcZuwa sic 60,
raz wiecej brati miejsca ola dzicci. Cd
pewnego juz czasu SioStry Nauczycicl-
Ii zmuszone SO uzywaG sail parafial-
mel ma klasy szkolne. Czyby parafianie
ME pomySleli o zorgatnizowaniu MOVIE
go funduszu ma powiekSzenie szkoly?
Co mySla o tom zarzady t~owarzystw,
klubu / bractw PREY koSciele sic sku-
plajacych.
u powodu nawalu piracy, oraz niedys-
pozycyi ~miejscowegO wikarego, y. pro.
boSzcz Piotr II. Pyterek, ~pOStanowil
znieSc MSze Sw., o godzinie $50 rano
ma Gas nieosaniczony. Parafianie ra-
cza sic do nowcgo rOzporzadzcnia "a
stOSowaG.
Cd pHySziego poniedziaiku, miejscO-
wy ~Organis.W rOzpOcznie ~roznoSic opiat-
Ii Pc domach parafian, podfug stare
polskieg o~zwyczaju. Parafianie powin-
nj g~rzecznie przyjac swego organiste.
-
Prey parafii Sw. Heleny, i~Stnieje
Klub Obywatelski i'm. Kazlmierza Wiel.
kiego, kt6ry Cd pewnego czasu ME da-
je znaku zycia o sobie. Zainteresowa-
ME sic sprawl powie&szenia szkoly pa
~rafialnej byioby wielce poAadanem
przez zarzad tcgoa klubu. Szanowni
czNonkowie racza mad ten gleboko sic
zastanowic i wziQC sic ma seryo do pra-
cy mad zebraniem odpowiednieSo fun
duszu.
" micsiacu liStorllzie, W kosciele
p. w. Sw. Heleny oc~hrzczonych 7oStaio
17-cie niemowlat, Slub0w, m~afae1skich
by}o 6, ~pogrzeb6w 3, a nowych parafian
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-02

Pc obchodzic tym, wiclka liczba pa
rattan wzic4a udzial w festynic, ktdry
urzadzony zOstal pod egidQ Tow. Do
br~oczynnOSci p. W. Sw. Wincentcgo Il
Pnulo n kt6ry W nicdziCle sic rozpo-
czQ{. Dc"h0d jaki wp}ynic z fcstynu,
Obr0cOny z~oStanie M potrzcby bied--
nych, w parafii zamicSzkalych. IcSziej
niedzicli szlo w&ZyStko jak najlepicj.
Fcstyn ten Odbywa sic w sail parafial-
ncj otwarty bcdzic dzisiai, jutro | O.
Statni raz W nicdziclc. Kupcy dzielni-
cowi ME skarbili wiclu picEnych re
czy, IN co nalcza sic i'm dzicSi. Gel Szla
chctny - parafianic przeto winni to
mict ma my5li / starac sic, ably dola
drugich by|a< polepszona. Wszystkieso
bacznym okicm doglada y. KarabaSz,
W czem mu dzielnie asyStujc y. Ga
wrych.
2:
Okolo tydzich tcmu n~ajcchmly 10
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PolDk1 DNntySoA
DR.. ~. Schxayee
90 Milwaukee Az. oorJ RacAa0
XuSa R6ASh G-VWs1oSsaa
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Okolo tydzich tcmu n~ajcchmly 10
stall przcz samOch6d 10-letni Jan 10
pinski, 1905 Ashland ave, kt0ry pomt-
, 1919-07-18
TELEGRAMS
ST. CROIX STATION.
Censored at jamaica.

AOSAtOOISA CIV
Paris, July 18th. Three Allied war
ships, one each from the British, French
and American n%avies, have been ordered
to proceed to Fiume where there have
been disorders recently between Italian
troops and other elements of the force of
occupation. The situation there, however,
is reported to be more quiet.
Paris, July 11th.--Associated Press
despatch. 1t was announced tonight
that the Council of Five has decided
to raise the blockade against Ger
many tomorrow, after having receiv-
ed the report of legal experts de-
claring the official document notify
ing the Council of the ratification
of the Peace Treaty by Germany 10
be in order. So far as the proposed &C
ton of the Council concerns France, the
measure will only become effective after
the publication in the official journal of a
decree annullinQ abe preceding decree
regarding the blockade.
Paris, July I1th.-A military commits
sion composed of four representatives,
one each from the British, French, Itali-
an and American armies, will leave on
Saturday for the Adriatic. The British
representative is Major General Hyatts.
New York, July 11th.--More than two
, 1919-07-18
AVIATION IN THE WEST INDIES.
Two Flying Machines Expected Here
Shortly.

Writing from London, on May End,
Captain C.. Murray Picthorn of the ROYAL
flying Corps, says to his uncle, Mr.. Ha-
rold Murray: | hope l shall arrive in
Trinidad not many weeks after this let
ter, with an aviation scheme for the West
lndies--from the Bermudas to the BAHIA
mas. We have got the approval of the
Colonial Office, and a number of the West
Indians, now in England, favour the pro-
ject, Also, we have already obtained
the sole monopoly for flying in Bermuda.
We hope to obtain, at least, concession
IN the West UNDERSTANDINGS %supposing
that West Indians decide that aeroplanes
Tor rather flying boats) will be of use to
them. All the big people over here
nave approved of the scheme, and the
Colonial Office have promised to cable
West Indian governing bodies to hold
up any flying concessions until they have
seen us. Half our capital has been rails
ed here-chiefy by the firm of A. V.
Roe & Co., and the res: we Aope to
raise out there.
We bring all details with us-flms
ETC., for propaganda work and probably
a couple of machines.
We may mention that Captain Picth-
orn was a former employee of the G.. S.
M. down south" under his uncle, the
then Attorney, Mr.. H. E B. Murray.
At the outbreak of war, he left ION his
own" to enlist in the defence of the
civilized world against Hun militarism.
A hearty welcome awaits the gallant
oticer-DOndnlcGn GWGrdjG, June Goth.
, 1919-07-18

ply spoken the bare truth, and his in
tended denunciations have only served
to complicate rather than relieve the
situation. We for our part, have no
more to say on the subject. We are only
too glad to correct transformation, and
our Immediate action upon the word Of
the President of the Labor Union, is
proof of this. We would have been
equally pleased to accord Mr.. Davis that
opportunity had he sought it and, in our
judgment, evinced a noble conception of
our attitude.
The letter from Mr.. R. de Chabert
published in this issue, is substantially
a repetition of what was announced
yesterday as coming from the President
OF the Labor Union. If the demand for
higher wages was not directly the cause
O. the interruption Of the work. it was
a any rae an indirect reason, inasmuch
As it incidentally led up to what followed.
, 1919-07-18

hundred coastWise vessels were reported
today to be held up in New York Harbour
as a result of a strike of Marine Firemen
and others who walked out yesterday.
Some smaller transatlantic freighters
are also affected and the seamen's union
claim to have received information from
England that American vessels reaching
British ports with %non-union crews will
not load.
Paris, July 11th.-An official note is
sued today states that General Joffre Will
accompany General Foch at the head of
the Victory Day Parade to be held here
on the 14th.
Washington, July 12th-Thc dirigible
R "a was reported this morning at Ham.
G. M. T. to be 800 miles off the Irish
Coast and she is expected to arrive in
London tonight.
Gloucester, Mass. July 12th-Rear Ad-
miral Mark died yesterday at a Hotel
here where he was a Summer Guest.
Admiral Mark was a Judge on the
Court Of Enquiry that investigated the
destruction of the i. S. S.. Maine in 1898.
He was the Executive officer Of the
Maine at the time Of the explosion and
was in the Spanish War in command OF
the Scorpion. He will be buried In
Washington Cemetery.
Washington. July 18th The Daylight
Saving Law was saved from repeal to-
day when President Wilson voted the
Agricultural appropriation Bill because
it contained a provision for the res
~toration of the old standard time.
New YORK. July 18th 1919.
Flour, Blended Clear st. Lawrence Lane
pr. brl. $11.30.
Meal, Kindred per 100 Tbs 81. 974.
New Seasons Pork per brl. $685. 30
Heavy Mess Pork per Dbl. $500
Sugar---Crystals Confirmed by Brokers'
per 100 lbs. $7.28.
Molasses 1872 test pr 100 lbs. no quotation.
Cotton, Middling Upland, at Liverpool per
lb. 20 $1,000.
Exchange, New York and London, go
days sight $4.454
Exchange New York and London, sight
$4.474
LONDON, July 14th 1919.
Sugar-Demerara Crystals duty paid prices
fixed by the Royal Commission per cwt.
57s. Cd. IT'S. Cd.
Muscovado, 89oio basis, floating terms in
bond, Ditto duty paid. 55s. 6d.-66s. Cd.
German Beet $500 fob. no further sales
during the war
Java 96ol Gibraltar or Chameleon Orders
floating terms, no quotations.
Oemerara Rum. per gal. nominal.
, 1919-07-18
To Editor st. Croj1 Avjs.

Sir:
| told you that organized laborers
refused to work with those whN were
not organized, and SO the note in your
paper was misleading when it said The
work was interrupted through a demand
for higher wages. The workers are
not members of the Labor Union, nor
had | any pre- vious knowledge of what
occurred on Sunday.
Yours truly,
R. DE CHABERT.
, 1919-07-18

ALL PRICES ARE CASH''.
The undersigned estates are members
of the Dairy:
Concordia, Granard, Longford, Fair
ham, Lowry Hill, and Petronella, Great
Pond, Sally's Fancy, Sight, Coakley Bay
Boetzborg, Munster, Cotton Grove. La
CIR. Princesse, Recovery Hill, and Her
man Hill.
This announcement serves as notice to
our customers, whom we, from the LIST
of August, beg to patronize the Dairy.
For Board of Directors.
SVEND JORGERSEN.
, 1919-07-18
The 1st Of August 1919.

The Christiansted Cooperative Dairy
will open its Milk sale and Butter
facture in its premises in No. l Kings
Cross Street.
The prices for Milk Will be as follows:
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