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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-05
TWO HUGE TRAINS COLLIDE HEAD-ON
Thrilling and Timely Railroad Photopay Showing
side Facts of Railroadng, Coming to the Majestic
Monday Tuesday

Ia, NV reduction, The Wreck"
Is probably the most timely picture on
the market today. 1t is timely be-
cause of the sensational fact that 1t
deals with railroading, and that rail-
reading has become one of the biggest
ideas before the public.
The press is full of news and edi-
torial discussion of the railroads. OR
weeks there have been rumors and
controversies concerning the subject
of the railroads and of railroad work
ers.
The men who run the trains and
operate the shops and tinker and re-
pair and build the tracks and the
things that run on those tracks,
600 900 men. in fact-are at this time
a potent force in the destinies of the
country.
GIVES INSIDE DOPE.
"The Wreck" stands solely and alto
gether upon it's portrayal of railroad
life. II shows some of the inside facts
of railroading. The public will be
eager to see a film that touches on the
inside workings of this great field of
public service, which is so big in the
public conscience.
The Wreck" presents one of the
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-05

, to do with the familiar domestic tri-
angle, but Mr. Megrue has taken a
new angle. He has written in a re-
freshingly humorous vein and his de =
velopment of the situations is decided =
y new and unique. He runs the ga
NUT of emotion, from comedy to some
thing bordering on tragedy always
holding his audience in GREATNESS, in
tense interest. A lovely thread of
romance runs through the piece, which
is sure TO appeal to every woman as
well as most men.
THE STORY.
Mr.. Hackett in the role of fash
ionable man of the world who fits
and flutters to fill up an otherwise
empty life, is capital. He sees the hap
piness of the girl he has always loved
married by the jealousy and selfish
ness of her husband his friend and
jumping in where angels fear to tread
he gives the husband apparent cause
for jealousy.
In the second act the scenes between
the husband, played by Mr.. Stevenson
and himself. are thrilling and convinc-
ing. Mr. Hackett's magnetic personal
ity. fine voice and diction are at their
best in this part of the play. Mildred
Evans is gracious and lovely as the
wife and other parts are well taken
by Marie Newkirk and s. c. Chon.
There are three acts with four
changes of scene
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-05

when she learns that her lovers death
had been falsely reported. When her
husband is found murdered and her
lover Is trapped in her bedroom she
Is charged with murder, and assumes
responsibility in order to protect her
lover, whom she believes guilty. A
sensational trial scene brings about
the expose of the real murderer and
Gloria finds what every woman
wants IN the love of real man
Miss Darmond in the trial scene
touches emotional heights. She wears
some stunning gowns in a stunning
way, and some caring negligee crea-
lions which reveal the fact that she
possesses beauty Of figure as we'll as
of face.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-05

portions hardly anticipated by the siz,
of the theater. A few weeks ago 1t be
came apparent that the theater coul,
not accommodate the patronage il
three might stands each week and i
was therefore decided to have the com
pany here for four nights each week.
All the elements of conventions
melodrama are contained in The Dus
OF Desire" the principal picture at tn,
Empress Monday and Tuesday.
Rubye de Remer gives a satisfactor,
performance as Beth Vinton although
the part affords her but scant oppor,
tunity of displaying her really fine ar.
t1stic talents. Thomas Carrigan, ii
the role of Dick Thornton, is called
upon to do little save walk through tn,
picture and Betty Blythe portrays tn,
jealous Mrs. Terrence effectively. Tn,
other members of the cast render ado
quate support
There is an abundance Of good pho
Biography in evidence. The tropica
scenes are prettily filmed, there ar
many neat long shots, close ups an,
handsome interiors and excellent light
ing prevails throughout the five reels
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-05
SHOWS
MANIA TO POSSESS
BEAUTIFUL WOMEN
Sealed Envelope" at the Ma
jestic Theatre Today Is Al
Turing and Thrilling Story of
Two Lovers Experience.

Sealed Envelope" the bill at the
Majestic today, starring Carmel Ny
ers, tells an alluring and a thrilling
story.
Douglas Seward was an engineer and
APPLIED to Terence Craver. contractor
and builder of public works, for Job
on one OF his big propositions In South
America. Craver had one failing and
that was his mania for the pursuit
and possession of beautiful women
Among other things he told Seward
that he would not employ any except
a married man for this Job. I'm give
you till the 14th to decide. Bring your
wife in then and I'll have talk with
her" And with that he dismissed
Seward. Now Douglas had been too
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-05
HART APPEARS IN HIS BEST PICTURE
Noted Moving Picture Star Coming to Boise in 'sWaeo
Tracks as Feature at the Strand Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, This Week.

What is said to be perhaps the most
effective picture in which William s.
Hart has ever appeared Is Wagon
Tracks," his laIst Aircraft picture,
which will be shown at the Strand
Thursday. Friday and Saturday. 1t is
accurate historically and will afford
delightful entertainment to big Bits
admirers. c. Gardner Sullivan wrote
and adapted the story and Lambert
Hillyer directed the production.
In one of the scenes a band of real
Indians Is used in an attack on cara
van of prairie schooners making their
arduous way across the desert toward
the sunset via the old Santa F'e trail
There Is drama in every foot of the
film, charm as well as thrill Jane No
yak is leading woman and Robert Me-
Kim, the most realistic villain in the
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-05
Facing Trial for Murder, Gloria
Graham Suddenly Finds That
She Has What Every
Woman Wants.
THOUGHT LOVER WAS DEAD
False Report From Battlefront
Is Responsible for Heart
breaking Tangle-But He
Comes Home!

Grace Darmond, the screen beauty.
who has had notable success In photo
dramas with Tyrone Power. Otis Har-
Ian and Harry Mestayer. makes a tre1
mendous appeal In her latest produc1
ton which carries the remarkable
title What Every Woman Wants. and
which will be at the Strand today and
tomorrow.
In this screen drama Miss Darmend
plays the part of Gloria Graham. sec
rotary to a wealthy. middle aged bach
el0r and man a bout town, whom she
marries when her lover is reported
killed in France.
Gloria reasoned that If she could not
have love she would have luxury and
fine clothes which had always been de-
MED her After a brief period of hap
piness, or what she thought was hap
piness. her husband went back to his
philandering habits, neglecting her for
Wanton woman of the world.
HE'S NOT DEAD
Inundated by his fragrant indif-
ference and insuited by his boon COM
panion, hsT cup OF bitterness - filled
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-05

screen world, has the heavy roll. TIL
remainder of the cast is powerful.
Mr. Hart plays the part Of guild
whose experiences are one series O
sensational adventures In q day whel
adventure was every real mans middl,
name. The picture is believed by MI
Hart to be one of his best and cer1
tainly If time and effort are of any
consequence in picture his judgment
Is we'll based, for there has been nd
stinting in either respect.
The public will see Bill Hart a. II
loves to see him-as a real, red -blooded
and relentless character with honor al
his greatest ideal and bravery his secl
ond nature. The real west OF so years
ago is shown. 1t starts In Kansas and
ends up somewhere along the Santa Fl
trail
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-05
HERE'S PHOTOPLAY
SANS vA|MP STUFF
Plain Folks Such as Riley Wrote
About Have Their Inning in
Better Times" Majestic
Two Days.

There Is hope and joy and laugh =
ter, and the sheer happiness of living
in Peter Times" King w. Vidor 5
latest screen effort which will be at
the Majestic Wednesday and Thursday
The story is one of home folks
human beings whom we all know in
our every day life, with their virtues
and faults, their whimsicalities and
eceentricities, and is a refreshing re-
lief from the artificial high life domes-
tic triansles, vamp stuff and forced
situations.
A RILEY CROWD.
Nancy Scrosgs, the girl who would
be an optimist in spite of everything
Old Ezra Scrogg. the prize pessimist
Mrs. Whitaker who ran everything,
including her husband; the sophisti-
Gated big city card shark the Most
Suspicious Girl" and the conglomera :
tion of quaint small-town characters,
might have stepped out of James
Whitcomb Riley's yarns.
There is IA delightful comedy vein
throughout the story, and tender ro-
nance which grips the heart with it's
pathos and sincerity.
ZaSu Pitts, who portrays Nancy
Scroggs," has remart ably original
individuality which fits the role to
perfection. Miss Pitts will be remem-
bered for her unique characterization
OF the pathetic "Slavsy" with Mary
F'ickford in THE Little Princess"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-05
FOUR-DAY WEEKLY SCHEDULE LAUNCHED
BYEMPRESS STOCK COMPANY At LOCAL.
PLAYHOUSE, STARTING NEXT THuRsDAI
attendance at Popular Little Theatre outgrows Three
Stands and Extra Night Is Added Of
rons-Mother Careys Chickens" First Offering Under
New Schedule" Minister'S Sweetheart, Last Time ToJ
night.

Commencing this week the Empress
Players will give a four-day offering
at the Empress instead of the three
day engagement.
The new program starts Thursday
when the company will open in
Mother Careys Chickens" One can
imagine from the title what the EN-
press Players will do to that piece.
The engagement in The Minister'S
Sweetheart" which had a splendid run
Friday and Saturday, will close at the
Empress tonight. 1t is a decidedly
fine production and Is splendidly pre-
scented.
oUTGRoW THEATER
Since its opening some months ago
patronage at the Empress stock pro-
auctions has steadily grown. Many
Boise theatergoers have shown a
strong preference for this kind of the
atrical amusement and catering to this
Manager B. w. Bickert has been build
ing up strong company. Since the
company was placed under direction a
few weeks ago Of William Maylon at
tendance of the Empress has jumped
from ordinary theater crowds to pro-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-05
WOMAN REPORTER
UNEARTHS MYSTERY
Owner of Newspaper Wanted
His Publication to Do Some
thing Smashing Tho Girl
Did It.

We've got to do something smash -
ng-somethng that will make the
whole town sit up and take notice. .
Such was the edict that went out from
the new owner of the Morning Leader
following directors meeting.
John McHenry, the city editor shook
his head obviously. Not a chance
unless" and then he had an inspir-
alton, unless we can get something
new new on the murder mystery-some-
thing the other papers didn't get" He
went 70 the phone and called Alma
Jordan the star feminine reporter,
known in the parlance of the news
paper the sob sister"
There had been o murder at the
Odeon theatre some time before. The
star Of the show, an idol of the hour.
had been killed by a shot as he sat in
his dressing room during the last en-
semble of the chorus. Circumstances
pointed the accusing finger at the act
or's Wife-tor she had Cuarreled Vio-
1ently and often with her husband. But
the evidence against her was only cir
cHmstantidl and the grand jury re-
fused to indict her.
SHE HAD HUNCH.
But Alma Jordan had bunch as TO
who fired the shot that killed the
Odeon's leading actor And therein
was the Leaders only chance for big
scoop. SO she and the city editor, with
the help of the owner of the paper, set
trap for the person they felt was
guilty of the murder. But the sus-
pected one slipped out.
But Alma Jordan persisted and the
murderer was brought to the law but
incidentally Aima's worthless brother
WAS placed in position that well nigh
broke his faithful sisters heart
That briefly. is the story of The
Woman Under Cover" which brings
FRITZ Brunette to the Majestic next
Friday and Saturday, with George Nc
Daniels. Fontaine LaRue and Harry
SprinEler in her supporting cast.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-05
AUTO RACES in ENGLAND

That England is again giving atten-
ton to automobile speed events after
a suspension of five years Is indicated
in the recent speed trials held at West
cliff under the auspices Of the Esse K
Motor club. The course was one kilc-
meter five-eighths mile) In length,
along the esplanade. Ninety cars par
ticipated.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-05

WEEKS ADJUSTMENTS THEATERs
Tody"The Minister'S
o
Friday Surday"Moher
Players - -
Every oma Wants"
Tuesday and Wednesday-"The
Thursday, Friday Saturday-"W Tracks
MAJESTIC
Ioday-A MARRIAGE Lie" Chrsty Comedy Pathe News
Monday Tuesday-Vaudeviie ant The Wreck
Times"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-05
DEACON HIRED MAN
GETS IN BAD PLAYING
SUNDAY BASEBALL
Gets to Be Some Pitcher, but
His Egotism Proves Him to
Be Just What They Called
Him, "The Busher."

Quite significant Is the title, The
Busher," given the Thomas n. Ince-
Paramount photoplay, with a baseball
atmosphere, which comes to the Strand
on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Charles Ray portrays the title role,
He appears first as baseball twirler
in the bush league. His regular bust
ness is being hired man for Deacon
Nasty, and his Sunday baseball play
ing has to be done on the quiet The
Blue Sox of the professional league
Rad over in Brownville by a washout
on the railroad. see the country boys
throwing and he becomes a member
of the big team. Success initiates his
chest and he forgets the ferVid promises
ne made little country girl before
he left and falls for the wiles of the
IifV Uafnnire
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-05
sWELLHEAo PUNcTUREp.

On the particular day that all
BroWnville comes to see him pitch his
overccnfidence proves his undoing and
ne is taken from the game in disgrace.
The city girl throws him down" The
only one giving him any sympathy is
the little girl from the hick town. He
goes back to his job as hired man
resolved never again to throw base
ball. Curiosity, however, makes him
climb tree to see the rubber game of
the bush league
When Deacon Nasty discovers him
in the ninth inning and tells him all is
lost if he doesn't pitch, he refuses. But
when told his sweetheart's brother ha s
bet all her money on the game, he goes
into the pitchers box and saves the
day Then, of course, he is hired back
by the manager of the city league, and
his love affair prospers.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-04-17

" Z
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Jensen and
family moved their household be-
lougings to Audubon, last Thursday
and on Friday he commenced his
duties as clerk in the Wilson De-
partment Store of that city. We
wish them success and prosperity
in their new home.
Mrs. Edith Newland came up
from Griswold, Saturday, for an
over, Sunday visit with her mother,
Mrs. Hamlin and sister, Mrs. G. L.
McAninch. She has been at the
bedside of her sister, Mrs. Frank
Kreamer, who has been very i'll but
is improving rapidly and is now
able to walk about each day. We
are indeed glad to report this good
news. Mrs. g. =. McAninch is
caring for her baby daughter.
Henry Hansen, who attends
Hutchinson Seminary at Hutchinson,
Minnesota and who has been very
sick, is reported to be recovering
nicely. His friends here have been
very anxious about him and are
glad to hear this good news.
! Mrs. Sylvia Lambert of Calves
ton, Texas arrived here Friday and
expects to remain here couple of
months. She will stay at the home
Of her brother, George Paige and
wife and assist with the work.
| Rev. Baldwin is able to be out
again. He was on the sick list all
last week with a bad cold, but is
improving.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-04-17
RESOLUTIONS
In Memory of "A. L. Perry

In Memory OF A. IL. Perry
Whereas our Brother Knight, A.
L. Perry, who was member Of the
A. E. F. died at Carbon Blanc,
France, March ID, 1919.
Be it therefore
Resolved By Extra Lodge No.
1S1, knights Of Pythias Of Iowa
that we deeply deplore the loss Of
Brother Perry. In his death, our
Nation has lost a loyal defender of
Liberty, the community, a good
and useful citizen, and our lodge, a
true and trusty knight. We will
cherish his memory and trust that
our loss is his gain.
Resolved That we extend to
the family of the deceased, our pro
found and heartfelt sympathy in
their hour of bereavement, and we
hope that they may find consolation
in the Supreme Ruler OF the Uni
verse, Who doeth all things well.
Be it further
Resolved That these resolutions
be spread upon the records Of our
Lodge, that a copy of same be pub
lished in the Audubon County Jour
nal, and that a copy be engrossed
and presented to the family of our
deceased Brother Knight.
L. j. OLDAKER.
GEO. N. CORL.
]. B. j. LOHNER.
Committee on resolutions.
Dated at Extra, Iowa,
April -, 1919.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-03
Z JACKOWA.
sekr. obchodu

Tow. Pozyczkowe Sw. Jacka, W
Avondale naistarsze " tel dzielniey
otwiera 54ta serge " czwartek, dn.
Ago grudnia b. T. WierzytelnoSei
Tow. wediag ostatnio -Focznego spra
wozdania wynosiiy $111,S2s.01 saS
doch6d zeszlo roczny wynosil $685.
557.35. Tow. to wzroslo do tego stop
MIA, il dotychczasowc biuro pod ko
Scio}em Sw. Jacka. okazalo sic "a
maiem, W obec czego dyrekcya ola do
godnoSci czlonk6w uchwaliia otwo-
RYE filialny offs pnr. 2917 n. Cen
trail Park ave, W budynku. W kt6-
rym sic take mieSci Bank Polski:
Second North Western State Bank.
w lokalu tym znajduje sic take
biuro L. J. Pokornowskiego, sekre-
TARA Tow, ktory sic bedzie zajnlo-
wal wszelkimi sprawami notaryal--
nemi, realnosciowemi i ase~kuracyj-
nemi, jakotez biuro adwokata Tow.
p. Piotra II. Schwaby. Posiedzenia
Tow. beda sic odbywaiy jak zwykle
" kaidy czwartek wiecz6r, pomiedz,
godz. 7-9ta pod koScio'em p. ". Sw.
Jacka, r6g Wolfram I n. Lawndale
ave-, a we wtorki wiecZ. pomiedZy
godz. Sta W biurze pnr. 2S17
n. Central Park ave. w biurze TEN
bedzie MONA take zalatwiat wszel-
kie inne sprawy Tow. oraz zapisywaG
sic do nowyeh eeryi kazdego VIE
czoru, z wyjatkiem nfedziel i SWAT.
w skiad 1arzadu Tow. Poayczko-
wego Sw. Jacka wchodza: Fran. Viii
kiewicz, prezes; S. F. Ryba. vice.
prezes; Leon Pokornowski, sekre-
tnrz: Franciszek Grobiewicz, ka-
syer; PaweS Rychlowski. Jan Smo-
1inski. Piotr r. Szumnarski. 1sna-~
cv W. Ruszkiewicz | Mieczysiaw
Kcterski, d~yrektorzy; Piotr II.
Schwaba, adwokat.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-03

Harrison High School,, prey 24ej
ulicy i Marshall boul.
Pred poludniem o godzinie $3.50
odprawi} solenna Msze sw, X. pro-
boszcz W. Furman, W asystencyi X.
]. Sycholskiego i X. ". Nowickiego
ma Geese MISUNDERSTANDING Polski.
Popopoludniu O godziuie 1szej To-
warzystwa, raz publicznosc zapeini-
Ia uliee pred kosciolem, skad we
wspolnym poehodzie udano sic do
salt wyzej ~wymienionej. Ma czele po-
chodu postepowala orkiestra, dalej
pluton Dolieyi mieiskiej weterani
armii Stan6w Zjed. z ostatniej VOL
ny, Towarzystwa, oraz Dublicznose.
Ma sali o godzinie 2:SO p~opciudniu
prezes Wydziaiu Obchod6w Mar, An.
toni Grohowski otworzyf obch6d, Wi
tajac mile zgromadzonych, oraz po-
wolal ma estrada duch 1wiehstwo, re
prezentant6w Tow, pnczem miano-
wal przewodniczacy Macieja Drzewi-
ckiego, prezesa Gminv No. 20 2. n.
P. a sekretarze mnize; podpisapego.
Dalszy program obchodh Olbyi sic
Iak aastepuje: Crkie5,ri PAM J. Nc
wosielskiego odgrywa hymn Stanow
zjednoczonych, oraz Jeszcze Pelska
ME zgineia; Spiew - ,,Wiosenny
kwiat" pana Dombek i ,,Ciesz sic
dis Polska Kraino"; nova X. W.
Nowickiego, ~asysaenta miejscowe--
go; deklamacya p. Bolesia Drzewic-
kego; nastepnie urzadzono dobro--
Yolna skiadke, kt0ra zajely sic ma
stepujace panienki: Ostrowska, ORA
pala, Silva, Cebdlska, Fruzyna, Te-
ska. Barioga / p. Markowska. Pod
ezas kolekty orkiestra odegra}a
wiszanke pissni ~polskich. Solo,
skrzypce parma Cecylia >Kwiatkow--
ska z akomp. p. ]. D. Ryll, miejsco--
wego organisty. Klasyczny taniec:
Kujawiak Wieniawskiego przez 81
letnia dziewczynke c. Kwiatkowska,
, Deklamacya ,.Opieszala PARMA Gwiz
dalska" przez p. W. Szostakowska.
Spiew ..Wiosenny kwiat" p. Dom
bek. Deklamacya parma Helcia Ply
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-03

wacz. Nova miejscowego X. probe-
szcza W. Furmana, kt6ry " kr6tkich
swych slowaeh stresseii powstanie
Polski, zarazem zdaje sprawozdanie
z II. Ssjmu Wyehodztwa Polskiego
W Buffalo. Nastepnie przewodnicza-
CO powoiuje do wybrania komitetu,
do rezolucyjnego protestu do p. ma
yora miasta Thompsona, przeciw
oszczerstTu i manifestacyom zydo-
wskim. w sk{ad komitetu westli:
A. Grochowski, Stefan Theda i ST.
Imbierowicz. Przedstawienie dziatwy
szkolnej, kt6rego wykonaniem zaje-
}y sic Czcig. Siostry. Pod koniec
personal---very. oznajmia, IL dobro-
wolna sk}adka ~przynios}a $166.62,
z czego zap1acona "a sale sSS, "a
muzyke $32, reszte zaS oddano ka--
syerce Wydz. Obch. n, J.. M. Ku-
flewskiej. Poniewaz czas Zamowlo-
mel sail nadchodzil, przewodniczs-
cy dziekuje publicznosci "a tax licz-
ne zebranie, oraz m6wcom, dekla--
matorom i dziatwie sEkolnej "a TAX
piekne wywiazanie sic re swego wy
stepu, staropolskim Bog zaptat. Ma
zakonczenie wsp6lnie z nuzyka Cd
spiewano Jeszc2e Polska ME zgineIa.
Przyszle posiedzenie Wydz. OBJ.
Mar. rpzypada " Srode t. ]. dzisiaj.
z szacunkiem,
J6zef Strasi6ski,
sekr. obchodu.
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SREBRNY JUBILEUSZ.

w dniu onegdajszym 1go grudnia
b.. r. p. Franciszek A. K~wasigroeh'
dobrze znany Polonii chicagoskiej,
obchodzi} dwudziesto-piecio letnia
rocznice piracy ma stanowisku supe--
rirtenGenta stacyl pocztowej. Wszy-
scy wsp6fpracownicy stacyi poetic
wei Wicker Park Station, miesz-
czatej sic przy Paulina ul.. poczaw-
szy cd klerk6w, dishonesty, turnkey
onaryuszy i innych tamze zatrudnio-
nych, skladali swemu szefowi maj
serdeczniejsze zyczenia gratulacyj--
ne; bbdarzoho jubilata stosem bu-
kietow najrozmaitsSyeh kwiatow
wartosciowymi podarkami. P. Kwa-
sigroch o5ja} stahowfsko superin-
tendehta pred dwudziestu pieciu la
t, ma STACEY +, w6wcsas mieszczacei
sic PREY ulicy Elston ave. Kiedy ban
Hier Stensland. wybudowal olbrzymi
smach PREY ulicy No. Carpenter l
Milwaukee ave, stacya ia przenle--
siona z~ostala do nowego gmachu i
tam przcz IA lat cgzystowala pod u
m~iejetnem kierownictw EN- p. kWasl'
grocha. Pred pieciu lat, z ~polecenla
pocztmiStrza, zostala wybudowana
nova stacya pocztowa. PREY ulicy
Paulina. zaopatrzona W n~owoczeSnc
u~rzadzenia, lepsza wentylacys | o.
swietlenie. czego. tamtejsza stacya
ME posiadaia, przeniesiono ia tez'
l?dzie do dis dnia sic znajduje. Ma
STACEY tel obecnie zatrudnionych jest
1Oo pracownik6w. poniedzy, ktory-
mi lest kilku Polako%. P. kwa-
sigroch jest jedynym Polakiem, "a
siadajacym ma podobnym stanowI-
sku; zamieszkuje z rodzina pnr. 5l56
Cullom ave. Jubilat cieszy licznem
gronem przyjacioi. Do wielu zyczeh
skIadanych %iubilatowi W dniu jego
u~roczystoSci ! my doiaczamy nasze:
Ciesz sic zdrowiem dlugie lata!