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upon tn" civilized (and unGivilized) fe-
mall, ScX for centuries unnunhereo.
Now is tho favorable moment for You
10 riS.. up lnd effect this cmanCi pa ton.
or. if You must submit TO dic;aiion. let
the Dictator hr ON" chosen by your
selves.
iiE first open your eyes aanh realize
the facts IN the case: The clothing OF
4 civilized human should b" reasonable:
-adaptcd Ia tn" just requirements Of
soul and body. This does not exclude
the beautiful and the artIStiC--it calls
for them III due season and measure.
The clothing uf a Christ ian should b.
something even more. II should b" the
hitting rnimrnl Of that which st. Paul
calls the tempt" of Cod ii should
agree with. sYmhulizr and set forth The
virtues of a Christian Your clothing
has an ethical value and Il dignity you
never drranrrd Of. II is not iiitns--
II is not admissible. that II should hc
designed by mon who ignore your dig
nifty and treat ynu---tU say III" least
as thc PUPPETS OF their cNtravagant
commercial fancy. Thcey drcs you ~
suit the market. That would not b"
such bad economy. but you deserve 10
be- considered tHf0rc the market.
They dress you Out 10 D. Il SUGCiafiH lN
angels and IL rucn."-no of beauty or
Of cditlcation--nftc on quite tho reverse
Look at your faShion-pla1c and see an
idiot DO You really wish 10 wear such
4 resemblance" Why not east off this
yoke of degraded and. degrading fash
| ION" Why not cease this unworthy mas
qurrad", Now ia the acceptable
time--a timn when grand revolutions
are being wrought in the world OF ideas
quite as much rs III the outer world
Emarcpate yourselves first
and bc sure that as America is now
heart to heart with France. your win
some example will gain tho French w"-
mcn--not perhaps to American fashions
but 10 the setting up Of 4 Christian
standard for French fashions, AMI 10 4
total rICraiion of those sources al
fashion which have their studios in the
vestihule of hell.
How we'll you women of tn" I. S
know how Ia organize yourselves &c
meet every need Can YOU not lind
among you woman or a commit.
Of women. with a principle. sens" aut
! taste enough to design your rl"Ihlng"'
What a singular blessing ii Will h" e
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LITTLE TALKS ON THRIFT
BvSw. sTRAUs. President Aras.tsun soetpts ~ 7hN

II Is as Necessary for one to be syste- ;
m1tned rs it is for q railroad to run
its trains on o nchrduie-
A motto On plato's ring wNA ut Isl
easier 10 prevent iH hahlfs than to-
break them" Thr WIT % Yrrrrnt i'll
habits 6s to coEuprr <.rrsx uruhoie-
soqnr turuisr- I'll H. 5rG hs-d TO do
this. 1t lrg,iiIcs only aa sne7t'on OF
n nuncntI1 Eesnautinn TAs brief
b-nshinx nsl6e Of u Aessre 10 crafty
souuc Aresing easssr~ DIST II VIC DO
not rise u iEcrs tnesAH"N1 nd prove
oursca~es sttSnra. fArse SAees implscs
we shall Ins s.I,r$1a-es ~'on becoming
the slavts e l.sassss Ssthr' han masters,
Of ou7 or1s t,esirHs
Practice tiEift hat;tunliy. Make
Il ne mucA 6 Ts+t Ct !-"nr ROUTINE as
eating mi Ss7SsaG Get yourself
systema.issti Wwk on definite
schedule. eve regular amounts. Plan
your worh aaa your sections so that
YOU win hsro no idle time, no lost
motion, no wanted energy.
These nro the secrets Of Success
happiness md progress.
The time to begin the cultivation Of
thrift habits is now. The present is
propiIious because it is The period OF
our last Liberty Loan issue. It is the
last time that the people Of this coun-
try will he given an opportunity T."
begin lives of thrift under the i'm
pulses Of stirring patriotic ardor.
The most important message that
can he conveyed TO thu people OF This
nation to-day is. Sort the thrift
habit" Practice thrift not for brief
interval or intcrmitrrtly. but habit!
uallv.
MAXI it habit because therein lies
the greatest benefit financially, phySl-
cally, mentally and morally.
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Church md state. n home and abroad
lu SEE woman whose appearance com
mands respect mnd"sty and bcc"lnlnEly
clothed according Ia their ac" and occu-
pat ion. 1t will doubtless take time 10
correct tn" perverted taste Of The muI-
titudr, but the leaders OF society. once
converted can bring about thu miracle
tod grant it. for il will mean main
engine Of cnrruptsl wr"Sicd from inc
enemy Of all good. Good morals good
manners. the old-tim" rhivalrnus treat
nl.,nl uf women. for which our country
whS---nut 50 many years agn-JuStly
noted Will revive and c"uriSh. please
God when our fashions become Chris
tiHn--not pagan. At present. 'hincSc
and .Iapan"S" women dress moro hccum-
inEly than We.
Wax" up. .>mrrir"r won!rn,-c"nSG 70
hr slaves! What bee I"S vi pEMV RN-
CY when you suhm, ahjrrtly To an ir-
responsible power which violates your
conscience and viIiat"s your taste:
Down it. with every other d"SnotlSm.
When y"u rrr busy about this, 1t will
soon J." done.
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we we EVERYTHING and and

zoo new Cabinet Chambers. roc each.
ONE-HALF dozen ,rullapGib!e Eaby
TuggieS. $500 each.
NEW Garden Tools at cost.
10 Old-S:yle Sewing Machines In good
condition. $2.5G each.
5 pron-Hcad sewing Machines. $40 each.
dozen Revolving Office Chairs. go
tArh.
LARGE assortment of Gas and' Electric
Chandeliers
] Cprigh; Piano. $500.
CLOSET Bowls. Sinks. Office Desks.
M:scrllaneou" Furniture, Clocks.
! WE HAVE 100 single white enhn.ei
beds. springs and mattresses. complete,
at $3.50 each: IS oak wash stands. In
good condition, ut $500 each.
ONE large gas restaurant range.
ONE phystcisn's operating table, n
good condition.
700 opera chars. 800 each.
ONE LOT Of crooks Mt Sc.
lCO revolving STOOLS. $40 per dozen.
ALSO large line of new and second
hand tools and machinery and automo'
bile supplies.
TOOL SToEH.
1901 AND 1888 MAHHT STREET.
Yelcphone 1)l3-J.
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BRAIN TESTS|
BY SAM LLOYD. !
IL Minutes To Answer This.
No 1O4
80 ~~1~%%>%1<

TIL" blanks III each Of ih" following
sentences arc TO ne tiIl"d hy placing III
the first Sp;lr" II word. which d"capiiatHd
and placed in III" next space VIII max
the sentence entire.
II is peculiar ---hnd---botH
mean exclusive. otherwise synonyms.
As IL. whether the creature had one
or Two was tho luirrous point oi-uI-
on whirh tho case turned.
In his halmy---thc orange. lemon
and-----Hr" found.
Do nnI-upnn Ih"----and then saw
II I'll.
Tho gam" Has----i'ut "" mnnaE"c 10
iii he last inning
'Fh"----iuust wIth"r unless We have
ANSWER TO M. in0.
Bill .ykes worked IL 30 days ana
loafcd la'g days.
Copyright. 1919. by sam Loyd>.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-30
CATHOLIC WOMAN'S
LEAGUE APPEALS
FOR DRESS REFORM

Ar thc meeting Of tho Catholic "o-
mau's League of Wheeling. Monda!' II
was determined to cooperate with thfSe
efforts us nearly as possihl" 10y signify
inc their attitude in the following circu-
lar:
Christian Women of America.
Do YOU know that you have power to
turn away the scourgc which ~ now
seeking you out in your homes" Seeking
YOC-yes-YOU - because YOU have
much IL cNpiaie.
This is the age Of hcroism--not indl-
vidual merely. but national. So much so.
tina, il is felt to he actually bad taste
TO hc less than heroic in our patriotism
carried out In the smallest details of
our domestic economy. Heroic deeds.
heroic sacrifices. heroic Suffcrings have
become daily news, If not daily export
encc. to us all. But there is one depart
ment Of our worneu'S life that has not
yet felt the knife
Our age has shown the Will and the
! power 10 overthrow every tyranny.
Carbon has fallen. Kais"rism is fall
ing. The tinc-dtshonored tyranny IF 4
paEan cgottstic international policy has
faller-and not before the onslaught OF
our armies, but before the W-inSomc cx-
ample Of our devotedness to the common
cause Of humanity.
! But see, There yet stands intact one
autocracy power. more mighty pcrha ps
more Worldwide. NOR irresponsible
than any above named. IT is the power
that puts tho clothes on your hacl1s-
, you women Of Amcrica-and you da:rr
not withstand II. You worship il. some
! OF you. with at least half your soul and
| three-fouTths of your time You obey II
az matter of course, without quest ion.
! Do YOU know what il Isl DO
you ever ask where il comes from
! Whittier it lcadsc No--No--Tou never
dreamed of the possibility Of emanciDa-
ton from a tyranny which has weighed
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A Grave Onc1tton-

Ono OF orr good h"us"k""prrs knows
she has M car for music but when Sh'
is hualing around hcr pots and pass an'
scrubhinE md washing ont tea towels
eh" cannci ronS,rain hummjnS hi
inst ont IF her cl"-lninG-up JOY. Now
there is alec u little ncighhhr boy Wht
plays under !fr window. once. while
II" process Of Scruhhng was going IN
above Tho little fellow looked Mp ut I'M
window with face all pncitrrrd anf
serious rs e >.cr,r question had beer
troubling him for quite y while.
We'll. Toby. whn''S IN" matter in
CURED tho hour"tf.'rr'r
4 janS I.aua'~. hnn. "Prrase. ma am
10 ynu Singing"". Indiana polls News.
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A FACE FOR oTHELLo

\ fii-up theatrical company WIS
touring tho A1dlands. Uhcr" th"" wore
hnl"d to play "Eom"" and Juliet.
"Rnss." said !ho leading man. APP
prupchinc tn" manager. "lv" got 10
have Sixprur"."
What for" grnwl"d III" latter. "fou
arc always yelling for money.
what do I want the money Tor
echoed tho leading man bitterly.
wanr il for shave that's what | want
il for. You don't suppose can play
Romeo with fly" days beard on my
face
'rnh, we'll" rnior"d the Other. you
wont get nu money out nf me-. W" II
change the bill tn nthclln. -l.ond"n
Tit Bits.
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PEoc1Ans VICTORY SUNDAY.

CFIN + I4ESTuN, W. va, .HnrlI "
Proclamation was issued tonight ny
Governor John !. C"rnwriI. prnclaImlnG
Sunday. May 1. as Victory Sunday. and
ACCORDINGLY requests INC general .'h-
srrvanc" of the day IN the churches
throughout West Virginia. The cover
nor further asks that upon tn" day t7e
propIe pledge themselves tn G"rn;>r r.
fort in the Victory Irorn campaign rs a
full measure If "drVnllun 10 those max
ing the last Sccriricr that Victory might
be arhirvc1.."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-30

" Habits,
said St Aug
tine, if not
resisted soon
become nc1-
aty-'
herein is
defined one Of
the greatest
val cs o z
thHn. Thrift
lcSSrrcsS con
sists In yield
ing tn a sue
~sSipn o (
SRu Impulses
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FOR RENT
FOR SALE-Used Cars.

FOE SALE-Bnrgain IN used car. Own
er must sell this weak. Six cylinder
standard mako car, excellent condition.
Four good Silvertown cord tires. Dem
oustration willingly given Address p.
O, care IntelHgencer. ap-29-i
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An IrlShE,an had ius, landed nj Liver
pool after Terrible voyage. on which
as someone ha-S sai;i. Er first f"Arrd he
VIZ, ..Tinr 10 dir then feared he wasn't
As he rrau'l-d IN to trrra frrla. his
lack -luSlr" cyrS fr'l upon u diver COM
ing OIL. giiAi rning frcm the water.
"Orh." ne inuttrr.d. III Id known il
was going tn br So rough I'd have
walked rrSclf"
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DIED.

wooDs-On Tuesday. April 10Th, 1919.
ut $50 o'clock y. m. nj the old home.
stead Wood sdalc. RUTH HURST
JACOB. wife Of tho late John Woods.
in the ?7th year Of her age.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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WANTED-Male

wANTED-Lnrmplo discharged, ser
vice men can earn big money. No eS-
pernnrr necessary. Capable men as
crew managers. Mrs. VI. Bailey. Room
80 Mcclure Hotel. ap-29-i
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TYsoN-On Tuesday. April "9th, 1919.
AT Wheeling hospital. at 1879 O'CLOCK
a. m, ARMSEE. (BUFF) TYSON.
Ago S. years
Funeral notice hereafter.
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FOR RENT

THE MOST CoHvENIENT AND
LARGEST BUSINESS RoOMS IN THE
PRCoY.
JAMES L. EAWLEY
loeSA MAIN Street
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I9in ~ : o'clock n NJ, at the family
residence No. 10c Kruger street. Elnil
Grove. TENIE A.. wife Gf James 4.
Caldwell. in her 18th year.
Funeral services on Thursday afternoon
AZ o'clock. Friends invited 10 at
tend ..l
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WANTED-Thrcr handy mon for en-
ginr room work. Apply TO Jeff Dun
naway. 1890 Wood ST. ap-24-nl
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
Stockholders Meeting.

Tho annual meeting Of the Stockhold-
crs nr Market Auditorium will b" hold
ut the Market Auditorium BuiidinG on
Monday. Nay 5th. 1919. ut 10 o'clock a:
IN. for the purpns" Of rlrctinE Board
~ Directors TO serve for the ensuing
YEAR. and for III" transaction nf such
other business as may properly come
bcror" 4 meeting Of the Stockholders.
GEO. W. LUTZ Pros.
- ! F1ON Secy. ap-22-Q
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POULTRY

EGGS for Matching: White .Wyandotte,
Martins Regal strain. $3.50 for 10. II.
W. Smith. 1922 Howard St.. Bridgeport.
ap-2--mo
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Stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that III" annual
meeting Of The Stockholders OF the Rail
& River coal Company. for the election
of directors and thr transaction Of such
other business as may properly come
hsrnrr the meeting. will II" hold Mt the
General Offices of ihr Company. ~
Rockefeller Building. city of Cleveland.
Ohio. on Tuesday. May 9th, l"I9, a.
eleven ilD u'cluct n m.
n ". MILLER.
an-oi-o Secretary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-30

If that Furnished Room
is de sira ble-you can
make the fact plain in a
classified advertisement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-30

EGGS for Patching. White Wyandottc,
Martins Regal strain. $3.50 for Is. II.
w. Smith. 1922 Howard ST.. Bridgeport.
mr-31-lma
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Funeral services 1T her late residence.
$3.50 Chaplinc street, at ga O'CLOCK
Wednesday afternoon. Services at -.
Andrews church ut O'Clock. inter-
,ncnt nj Mount zion cemetery.
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WANTED Furnished Rooms

wANTED-Two unfinished rooms on
ground floor in South Wheeling, write
c. If. NJ. care Wheeling Hotel. ap-29.i
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POE SALE-Thoroughbred Barred Rock
eggs. $3.50 per is. $500 per 100. Reg
istered Chester White pigs. StilweIl
Farm. Rayland. Ohio. nr-19-s0t
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Sunday. April Fl. 1917. NJ
IN o.cInrk n. m. ELSIE, wife Of Ar
thur Little. in The 36th year Of her
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47-Acre Farm $1,000

Four room house. good barn some
fruit. $3.50 timber goes. oil and gas
lease goes and pays you 81 per aero
yearly. Will take personal property AZ
part. 40 acres for $l,610. Fine house
and harm Buildings are worth more
than price asked. Don't fail to see
these two farms. Over $50 other farms,
Write for catalogue.
II. Fl. MASTERS. Agent.
Cambridge O
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WANTEO-Fe1nale

WANTED and upstairs girl. APP
ply Mrs. K. g. Dalzcll. Lcathcrwood
Lane. Phone WoodSda1c H. ap-36-I
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wANTED-Girl One experienced in
the retail grocery business None
other need apply. Give reference Ad-
dress Clerk" care Inoelligencer.
apps
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cARRo1L-On TUESDAY April %. 1919.
aiIl0:45 o'clock a M. SARAH ESTHER
Mi-RRlN. widow Of IN" latc William
Andrrw Carroll. IN the 10th year OF
her age.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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wAHTED-Cook. Mrs. A. J. Clark, s25
Main. ap-24-m
WANTED or young girl to
assist with bousework. Mrs r. A.
Ebbcrt. Howard Apartments. phone
WoodSdalc 2IS. ap-23-l
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1919-11-01
LEADING BANKS

Chicago Is Proud of Her Great
and Solid Financial Institu-
tons.
THE NATIONAL CITY BANK OF
CHICAGO, Monroe and Dearborn
Streets.
GREAT LAKES TRUST COMPANY
BANK, 10 South Dearborn Street,
Westminster Building.
MERCHANTS LOAN & TRUST
COMPANY, l12 w. Adams street.
CONTINENTAL & COMMERCIAL
NATIONAL BANK. La Sale. Adams,
Wells and Quincy streets.
CONTINENTAL & COMMERCIAL
TRUST & SAVINGS BANK, La Sale,
Adams. Wells and Quincy streets.
CORN EXCHANGE NATIONAL
BANK. 1874 South LaSalle street.
FORT DEARBORN NATIONAL
BANK. Clark and Monroe streets.
MERCANTILE TRUST 4 SAVINGS
BANK, Jackson Boulevard and Gin.
ton street.
FORT DEARBORN TRUST &
SAVINGS BANK, Clark and Monroe
streets.
STANDARD TRUST G. SAVINGS
BANK, 105 West Monroe st.
DRoVERS NATIONAL BANK,
4201 South Halsted street.
DROVERS TRUST & SAVINGS
| BANK. 4201 South Halsted street.
CHICAGO TRUST COMPANY, 7 w.
Madison street, near State street.
UNION TRUST COMPANY. 7
oouth bCuipoih otiSSIJ az "auioou.
UNION TRUST e. SAVINGS
! BANK, 7 South Dearborn street.
STATE BANK OF CHICAGO, La
Sale and Washington streets.
PEOPLES TRUST & SAVINGS
BANK, Michigan boulevard and
| Adams street.
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY. 1875
West MonSoe street.
ILLINOIS TRUST e SAVINGS
] BANK, LaSalle street and Jackson
/ boulevard.
CENTURY TRUST & SAVINGS
BANK, southwest corner of State and
| Adams streets.
MECHANICS & TRADERS STATE
BANK, Washington boulevard and
Desplaines street.
| NORTHWESTERN TRUST & saw,
INGS BANK, Milwaukee avenue and
| Division street.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-21
EXTRA!
BOLSZEWICY ODBIJAJA
OREL.

Londyn, 81. pazdziernika. -
Iskrowa depesza cd rosyjskiego
sowietow w Moskwie do
nosi, re bolszewicy odbili z po--
wrotem Orel, niedawno zdobyte
przez Denikna wazne miasto ma
drodze do Moskwy i zadali kleske
zlozonej z 10 pu}kow armii gene
rala Mamontowa w okolicy Wo--
roneza.
(Ze wzgledu na zrodio, z jake
go depesza ia pochodzi, bezpiecz-
ME bedzie poczekac ma jej po-
twierdzenie. Przyp. Red. Dzien.
Chico
Ma froncie petrogradzkim ar
mia Judenicza poczyniia dalsze
postepy, zajmujac Puskowo, oko-
10 Z mil ma po}udnie Cd Petrogra-
du i Ligowe, okofo 8 mil ma po4u-
dniowy zachod cd dawnej stolicy
carow. Bolszewicy stawiaja glow
ny i bardzo zaciety opor wzdhuz
linii kolejowej Petrograd-Luga-
Pskow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-21
ZJ6ZAFATOWA.

Wesolo i swarno byio rbiegiej ME-
dzieli przy kosciele p. W. Sw. Joza-
fsta, ktory sic mieSci przy Southport
i Belden ave. Cd poludnia jug pocze-
~ sic DbieraG gromady oeob star
szych, dzieci i zofnierSy umuduro-
wanych, kt6rzy przysptowywali sic
do uroczystej chwili, jska miala
wkr6tce nastapi6. Domy mieszkah-
cow tamtejszej dzielnicy byfy udeko
rowane " festony i flaSi o barwach
narodowych. Stowem Gala parafia
byla odSwietnie przybrara. coz to
wszystko znaczylo? Ten nastr6j po-
wazny, te gromady ludzi zebranych,
te sztandary, muyyka? - To 6yfo
publiczne powitanie zoilierzy i ma
rynarzy, kt6rzy po spelnieniu swe-
go obowiazku wzgledem kraju tutej-
go i przybranej ~ojczyzny, powrocili
z boju jake zwyciezcy, okryci chwa-
d; otcowie i-matki, bracia i siostry
z w~dziecznoSci urzadzili i'm owacyj-
ne przyjecie. o godzin;e 2ei. dano
znak do rozpoczecia wymarszs, W
kt6rym wziely udzia{ wsSystkie miet-
scowe To~warzystwa, Bractwa i Klu-
by, re s~ztandarami i muzyka, jako-
tez 2 CORA $50 weteran6w - zo1nie-
rzy i marynarzy W mIndurach sy-
now wychowank6w J~6zafatowa.
Pc wymarszu. odbyly sic ~uroczyste
nieszpory, kt6re c~elebroWa1 X pro-
boszcz Franciszek Ostrowski, " asys-
tencyi x. stanislawa Derengowskie-
20. jake dyakona i x. DIR. Jana Miel4
carka, jake subdyakona. Podniosie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-21
BELGII MER-
Ger ZAWITAL DO CHI
CAGO.

w klka minut po godzinie 8nej
przybyi do Chicago pociag osobo-
wy, przywozac z SODA dostojnego
goscia, kardyna1a Belgii, Mercie-
"a. Ma peronie przywita3 sic kar-
dynal z arcybishupem Mundelein'
EN-, ktory sta} IA czele komitetu.
Nastepnie powitalnych slow Kill
ka wypowiedzieli przedstawiciele
~burmistrza, poczem kardynai
wsiad3 do stojacego pred stacya
AUTOMOBILE ktory go odwiozl do
rezydencyi arcybiskupa. Ma pero-
ME z~najdowa3y sic tfumy ludzi,
og1adania Prymasa.
Szef POLICY Clarity, osobiscie do
wodzii polieya, utrzymujaca p-
rzadek
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-21

K6lko Literackie i'm. Fryderyka
Chopina, dzialajace PREY parafii sw.
Heleny, u~rzadzilo tax 2Wana Bun
co Party, W niedziele. dnia 1890
pazdziernika. Wiele z podarunkow
ofiarowanych zostalo przez zo}nierzy
polskiego pochodzenia, siuzacych W
armii amerykahskiej, kt6rzy PREY
'wiezli je z odlegiych KRAKOW; Kill
ka z Mich pochodzilo az z Japonii.
Rodzice winni zwr6ciG uwage, ably
dzieci swe wpisywali do tego Koika,
kt6re wiele dobrego czyni ola para
fiji i spoleczenstwa. w najblizszej
przyszIoSci K6lko urzadza przedsta-
wienie, w kt6fem n~ajlepsze silly te-
goz vienna udzia}.
= 90 +
klub Kobiet, skupiaiacy sic PREY
parku P~uiaskiegQ Noble i Black
hawk, dale dzisiaj wieczorem wy
klad IA temat sztuki kullnarnej, Ia
cZac go z praktyka. Ponadto odbe--
die sic lekcya szycia dla tych czlon-
kin, ktore zycza sobie zaznajomit sic
z maszyna do szycia,. DO klubu tego
naleza niemal wylacznie polskie pa
ME; kaada z kobiet interesujaca' sic
pracami tego ~rodzaju, Wilma sic do
K6ika kobiecego zapisaG. Sala otwar-
ia 0 godzinie 1880.
Wczoraj, dnia 2GZo b. m. dzieh
Sw. Jana Kantego, W zaciszu Po-
nanskim. CPosen), Y. Jan Roba--
kowski, ~dlugoletni proboszcz parafii
Sw. Stanislawa B. NJ, obchodzil W
gronie ~serdecznych wsp6ibraci ka-
plan6w / przyjaci6l 15tolecie swie-
cen kapianskich. w dniu tax uroczy-
stym i wzniosIym ola kapiana-patryo
ty i d%zielnego proboszcza, Zebra}o
sic ma ~plebanii take i grono zyczli-
wych parafian, ably solelizantowi zlo
Eye jak naiserdecZniejsze z%yczenia.
y. Jan. Robako"ski, otrzymai swie-
cenia kaplahskie dnia 2Ggo pazdzier-
nika 1904 roku, z rak J. 5. y. BIZ
skupa Dennis'a O'Dona5hu, W kate
drze p. W. sw. Patrycyusza, W India
napolis, Ind. Cd diuzszego czasu
Jest on proboszczem wyzej wymie-
nionej parafii i cieszy sic sympatya
i ogolnym szacunkiem Wsrod para
fan, jego pieczy poTierzonych. jest
r6wniez sekretarzem Wydzia}u Po-
mocy Naukowej W Zjednoczeniu P.
R. X. Do wielu zyczen skladanych W
dniu krysztalowego jubileuszu i my
take zalaczamy nasze: AID multos
|
amos.
= 90
Cztery tygodnie temu iona Pawla
Luki. Fam. Spnr. 1909 South Latin