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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-02-28

The above is copy of a docu,
ment posted on the public bulletin
board this week, and those who
know the men whose names are
signed there are aware of the fact
that it means just what it says
! Since the beginning of what is
really the present administration
of city affairs six years ago. the
sum of $i2OO in salary alone to the
mayor and aldermen has been
saved to the taxpayers
Six years ago there were out
standing some $4,000 unpaid war
rants of the city, drawing interest.
This has been reduced by the pres
ent administration by more than
ope-half
The bonded indebtedness of the
city has been refunded and placed
upon business basis.
The water mains in Grass VAL
ley have been replaced with new
and larger pipe. The sewers, es-
pecially in Sunnyside, have been
extended; public comfort stations
have been erected, and not with.
standing all this expense, the
tax levy has not been increased.
The city during the period of the
war has been called upon to ex-
pend funds for the Red Cross and
other enterprises incident to the
war.
During the last year the city
has been called upon to expend
funds tor the benefit of our citizens
suffering from the epidemic of
Spanish influenza.
Under the law there is no neces.
sity or mandatory requirement
that an election be held. The
present aldermen can appoint tc
fill all vacancies and thus perpet.
uate the council.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-02-28
Get in the Oil Game
With Our Own People
THE WARD ELECTRA
OIL COMPANY

Located in the center of the
Burkburnett district.
Promoted and controls d BY for
mer Clear Greek county people,
many present residents buying
monthly.
A rare oppor unity to get in on
the ground floor with your own
associates.
We have four producing wells.
and have started drilling the fifth
we'll
We invite your investigation of
the corporation, the holdings, and
what we are doing.
For further information, see
map. pictures and the oil at
Roberts Brothers Mercantile com
pany's store.
w. H STEPHENS, Agent,
Idaho Springs.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-02-28
Home Bargains

9O4 Colorado St. Modern $l65O
2247 Miner st. Modern 1890
2229 Miner st. Modern $40
SIS Miner, partly modern $50
$50 High St., modern 500
Virginia Canon, four rooms l25
1903 Virginia ST., modern,
furnace, 75O
2Ul6 Virginia ST., 9 rooms,
two baths. modern, 1900
furnishings ............. 300
l425 Colorado ST., modern. 27OO
furnishings s............. 300
2433 Miner ST.. modern. $50
1887 Virginia St. ..... 14OO
Terms on the above. The
L. A. Hafer Investment Co, No.
2l5 18th Ave-, Phone Idaho 9OJ.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-02-28

Our drivers are careful, our new
Bethlehem truck is equal to al
most any load, and you can feel
confident of good service if you
engage the Curnow Livery &
Transfer Company.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-02-28

Will GallIgan, who was recently
mustered out If service at Camp
Mead, came up from Denver
| Tuesday TO meet his many friends.
He will go 10 Homestead, Oregon,
| for a time, and then he will be in
Arizona. H. is First Leuten-
ant of Engineers.
The Episcopal Guild met with
Mrs. Nello Boyd Wednesday
afternoon and the main feature Of
| he business meeting was the pay
ment of a $50 note leaving the
treasury not entirely depleted.
i Following this Mrs. Boyd assisted
by Mrs. Passmore, served two
course luncheon which was delici-
ous. About a dozen ladies were
present. The next meeting will be
with Mrs. Malone in three weeks.
Emmett Culley went down to
Denver TUESDAY to "throw the
state Of Colorado, which consti-
tutes his annual examination,
and in which he has made some
excellent records. He returned
Thursday having missed but two
/, towns of the 1887 which gave
him 99.S percent. He threw at
the rate Of 1924 letters per minute.
Only one man has ever thrown the
entire state without single error.
Mrs. Jerry Simpson vas the
victim of rather unique surprise
party in recognition OF her BIRTH
day-or two parties. to be exact.
Mrs Simpson had invited about a
dozen folks in 70 party after the
band dance, on the evening of the
twenty-frst. But learning that
the hostess would have a birthday
on the twentieth, the guests-to- be
prepared dandy lunch, and
called to present her with bunch
of beautiful flowers. Feeling that
the affair was all over. Mrs. Simp-
son was considerably worried
about the eats when the crowd in
formed her at the dance that they
had no intention of foregoing the
pleasure insured by her invitation.
When they reached the house,
however, they displayed another
elaborate lunch including a birth
day cake. Mrs. Simpson was
presented with flat silverware
and a carving set. Those who
enjoyed these jolly affairs besides
the host and hostess, we're Mrs.
Katheryn Plumb. Misses Gladys
Oliver, Mae McGuigan. Joe Can.
non, Della Dumont, Gretchen
Lyon, Mr.. and Mrs. Ingles. Mr..
and Ms. Roy Plummer, Mrs.
Elizabeth Meyer, aud Messrs.
Roseu and Wilson of Denver.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-02-28

Miss Margaret K,mball is ex.
pected home from Denver soon,
possibly Saturday.
Mrs. Emmet, Galligan of Home
stead, Ore. is coming to Denver
as soon as her health will per nit.
Since June q, 1918, G. Gold
stone, the jeweler, has repaired 100
watches and his work has given
universal satisfaction.
Alderman James Underhil has
served notice on several late often
deIs that any further attempt on
their part to grow his p,rticular
style of whiskers viii be su thcient
cause for him to have his own
alfalfa moved.
E. X. Lumley spent several
DAYS here the first of the week. for
the transaction Of important bus
ness. Mr.. Lumley was a prom
inent resident of Idaho Springs
for twenty-seven years but now
lives in Denver. He is always
glad to come up TO his old home
town and meet his many friends.
Members of the Shakespeare
club met at the G. l. Spessard
home Tuesday nigat, and decided
that because of the times, party
for members only, similar to the
one given last year would be ap-
propriate. The time was set tor
Tuesday evening, March %, and
the affair will be at nome of Mrs.
w. S. Leebrick.
Careless America" will be pre-
sented at the Opera House We'd
1esday evening. March >, put on
by the Firestone Tire and Rubber
company tor the sake of humanity.
There are 100 copies of this film
working continuously, and il will
require more than year to supply
the demand. 1t has been enthus-
iastically received in New York,
which usually spells success over
the rest of the country.
The Presbyterian AID Society
held one of the largest and busiest
meetings in long time with Mrs.
). NJ. Smith Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Smith was assisted by Mes
danes Wave Wright, Milton, Cur
now, Heller and Jones. The de-
cisiou of last week to have a sup
per on the eleventh of March was
reconsidered; and the society de-
cided to hold a cooked food and
candy sale on the same date The
plan to have each lady work on a
piece of fancy work and donate it
when finished TO the society seems
to do very nicely. Thirty-one ladies
enjoyed the afternoon. The next
meeting will he at the Sunday
school room of the NJ. f. church
with several of the ladies' as host
esses.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-02-28
PIANO FOR SALE

We have at Idaho Springs = high
grade piano which, if taken at once,
will be sold at tremendous sacrifice.
Terms TO responsible party. If inter-
ested write at once for particulars to
THE DENvER MUSIC COMPANY,
Denver. Colo.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-02-28

Heavy hauling is pleasure to
us with our new Bethlehem Truck
1t makes the grades. Curnow
Livery & Transfer Company.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-02-28

Besides our regular livery and
transfer service, our Lew Beth
lehem truck equips us for the
heaviest kind of work. Get ou r
terms. Curnow Livery g. Transfe r
Company.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-02-28

No. 228 Colorado St.
Seven rooms. modern. four lots,
1850. The l.. A. Hafer Invest.
ment Co, No. 2l5 18th Ave-.
Phone Idaho 9OJ.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-02-28
Denver Rooms

Furnishings first-class, $l,65O,
$500 cash. balance terms. The
l.. A. Hafer Investment Co.. No.
2l5 18th Ave, Phone Idaho 80 j.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-02-28

weather may be a little
cool, but you may know that spring
is near at hand if yon look at the
window in the Variety Store. Be
sure to get prices on our Spring
and Summer Hats if you need
anything in that line.
The Variety Store,
A. Thames. Prop.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-02-28

Get more for your money. Go
to G. l.. Lamb Lumber Company
for Wood. Mining Timbers and
Lumber. Phone Idaho 56 j.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-02-28
City Officials Planning
tOAvoid Spring Election
Idaho Springs, Colorado.
February 25. 1919.
TO THOSE CONCERNED:

We, the undersigned. alder
men of the various wards of the
City of Idaho Springs, in order to
save to the taxpayers some six
hundred dollars exp nses of an
election, and to prevent the i'll
feeling that might be engendered
by local election, and to cultivate
and foster spirit o co operation
within the community. do hereby
pledge ourselves, each for him
self, that at the beginning of the
next municipal year. he will resign
hi Office of alderman in favor of
any citizen and taxpayer of hi,
ward who has been a resident of
the city for period of at least
three years last past and shall be
endorsed b, a petition signed by
at least 25 legal voters of the ward
Provided, such candidate shall
pledge himself to serve the city
without pay or compensation
during his term of office. No pol
itical pledge will be required of
such candidate as to whether he be
a republican. democrat or indepen-
dent, other than that he he known
as a good American citizen.
Frank + Horsch
W. j. Hancock
Aldermen lst Ward.
} hn Lynn
j. f. Clark
Aldermen End Ward.
James Underhill
John Morris
Aldermen Bird Ward.
Sylvester Florine
John Peterson
Aldermen 4th Ward
A. NJ. Atkins
w A. Roberts
Aldermen 5th Ward
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-02-28
SQUARE DEAL FOR EVERY
INCOME TAX PAYER.

Washington, D. G. "The
rights of all persons now filing
Income Tax returns are amply
protected by provisions for
abatements. refunds and an
peals." says Commissioner Dam
lei G. Roper.
Every person can be sure Of
: q square deal. No person Ii ex-
: pected to pay more than bis
! share Of tar. His share 10 de-
! termined solely BY the amount
/ and nature Of his net income for
1918. ~ defined In the law.
Abatement petitions are dealt
with open-mindedly. Refunds will
/ be made In every case where toe
! much tax u erroneously COL
: lected.
THE Income Tax Is on the
! level all the way through"
- - = 4 - a
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-02-28

Douglas oil is delicious for cook
ing, baking, or for salads. as it is
made from the heart of corn. 1t
is now for sale at Roberts store.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-02-28

Al l-.nd, Of eye glasses and spec
tacles repaired at reasonable prices
by G. Goldstone
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-02-28
S225 Cash

Five rooms, north end of II Ave.
The L A. Hafer Investment Co,
No. 2l5 18th Ave, phone Idaho
80 j.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-02-28

FOR SPRING. delivered alive, baby
chicks, any breed. Get our prices
before you buy. Weiss & Ingram. Si49
Wyandott, Denver.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-02-28

LIBERTY TRIUMPHANT : Worlds
War Illustrated: Thrilling: Complete;
600 pages. Price postpaid e 50. Also
Roosevelt Pictorial Memoirs; same
prics. Agents making 80 daily. Either
outf &c. Order quick. National Pub
lishefs, (establish.d 1850, ~ Lakeside
Building, Chicago.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-02-28

Have your suit cleaned and
pressed by Dalton, the cleaner,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-02-28

EGGS FOR SETl ING-Full blooded,
Single Comb Whi.e Leghorns. See
MRS ANNA CRowELL, 1922 Miner st,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-02-28

Big reduoti q on price of 2x6s.
Best dry / l~oo wood in the city.
ICGi @ Springs Lumber Co.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-02-28

WANTED Woman or girl for light
housework. Two in family. N o
washing. WV. B. STEWART, ZIG Vir-
ginia St, Phone Idaho 1871 J.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-02-28

FOR SALE-One 1OO-egg Denver Incu-
bator in perfect condition. Price S.
One thoroored White Leghorn Cockerei,
price 81. 50. WM. B. STEWART, 2ll6
Virginia ST., Phone Idaho l3l J.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-02-28

Bread, 2 for 15c. Roberts Bros
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-02-28

Bread, 2 for 15c Roberts Bros
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-02-28

II. O Allen, Dentist.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-02-28

kN99tES&,y,

Bread 2 for l5c. Roberts Bros.
We mak- old clothes look new.
Dalton, the cleaner.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-19

Cd przyszlej soboty "a tydzieh ma
stepujace t~owarZystwa, skupiajace
sic ma Sercowie Wielkanocna odbe-
da spowieda: Tow. Sw. Andrzeja,
Kanonier6w, Kadet6w i tow. Grun-
valid.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-19

J6zef Kaszelniak, Fam. pnr. 419
Francis ul., Joliet, Ill.,, robotnik Ii
czacy lat "a, chciaI dostaC sic do
tramwaju, a %poniewaz tramwaj by}
W chwili tel naiadowany, Kasztel--
MAX stracii chwyt. pad} ma chodnik
| boleSnie. sic pokaleczyl. Wypadek
wydarzy} sic W poblizu 46tei ulicy.
Ma jego zadanie zawieziono go do
domu iego jego krewnego pnr. 1912
Lincoln ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-19
kR6TKIE NOTA1KI MIEJSKE.

- Sekretarz handlu w. c. Red
freld byt wczoraj ghownym now
ca ma barkiecie klubu Iroquois W
hotelu Congress, k}adac gfowny
nacisk, azeby przemysiowcy a
merykanscy starali sic Stany
Zjednoczone uczynie zupelnie
niezawisle pod wzgledem ekono-
micznym, IT,, azeby starali sic wy
rabiaG W tym kraju wszystko, co
tylko jest potrzebne do zycia eko-
nomicznego.
- Cd pieciu miesiecy admin
stracya miejska wstrzymuje pen
sye kilku urzednikow rady szkol-
mel. Czyni to podobno INA zsosc"
burn. Thompson. Ogo}em wstrzy
mano juz $4,000. Urzednicy CT
razywaja sic: l.. E. Larson, Sc
kretarz i manazer, Angus Roy
Shannon, adwokat i jego trzej a
systenci: C. Millar, G. Steinbre-
cker i B. Wertheim.
- Trzej wfamywacze weszli
wczoraj Z rama do apartamentu
PAM H. A. Reed, pnr. 1906 Grand
Blvd, zwiazali jej rece i nogi, "a
kneblowali jej usta, poczem wy
sadzili mala kase ogniotrwa}a W
Scianie sypialni. Mic w niej jed
Make ME znalezli. Znalezli jed
make W innych pokojach inne
cenne rzeczy, ktore zabrali jake
Iup. PAM Reed z~eznala policyi, re
zabrali jej brylantowy pierscio-
rex wartoSci $500, p~faszcz z futer
nerpy w~artosci $1,000 i kosztow-
nv zegarek ma branzoletce.
400 mieszkancow Z przed--
mieSc Oak Park i River Forest
wczoraj zebra}o sic W sail szkoly
wyzszej Oak Park Township i O.
swiadczylo sic "a tenn, azeby oby-
diva przedmiescia zostaly zfaczo-
ne
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-19

cieplejszych do chfodniejszych !
udzielanie sic ciepla przez pro-
mieniowanic.
Wiasciwoscia ciepia jest to, re
MONA je otrzymat i wywolat "a
pomoca piracy mechanicznej, a
wiec i naodwr6t - cicplo MONA
zamieniac ia prace mechaniczna.
Ia wlasciwosc sprawia, re cieplo
W przyrodzie skupia w sobie ener-
, gle, ktora MONA z pomoca apa--
ratow i maszyn u laramie ola wy
konywania' piracy mechanicznej
uzytecznej.
o takiej energii cieplikowej,
inz. Szymahski wyjasni W odczy-
Gle w nastepna niedziele dnla -
marca W tym samym lokalu. 20
czatek o godz. 10tej i pol.
- Odczyt o zelazie ma Town
of Lake urzadza Stowarzyszenle
Technikow w nadchodzaca ME
dziele, dnia 23go biez. miesiaca W
teatrzyku Davis Square ma rogu
ulic 46tej i Ashland ave. Poczatek
o godz. 11tej rano.
Odczyt, illustrowany trzydzie'
stu obrazkami swietlnymi, wypo-
vie inz. chem. T. Krakowiak ma
temat % sposobach przetwarza-
ria rudy zelaznej."
Bedzie to pierwszy tego rodza-
ju odczyt ma Town OF Lake. Gle
kawa jest rzecza, jak tez Polonia
nasza w tel dzielnicy zainteresu-
je sic oswiata fachowa technicz-
ua. Odczyt bedzie bardzo popu-
larry, w~ylozony W spos6b przy-
stepny i pogladowy.
Inz. K. Szymanski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-19
ZPOLITYKI.

Maclay Hoyne, tax zwany ,~,nieza-
lezny" kandydat ma mayora, dawai
wczoraj m6wcom swej kompanii dlu
gle instrukcye, kt6re zakonczyl ia
klein zdaniem: ,~,rozwazcie te fakta
W domu moi przyjaeiele a my moze-
my bye pewni, re reszte zrobia VOL
nj wyborCy'. Lecz pozywacz ow O.
mieszkai p~rzytOczyC liczne fakta,
kt6re rzucaia wanna watpliwoS6 ma
jego tax zwana ,,niezaleznOSC''. Otoz
50 tn niekt6re:
Gdy mayor Thompson ubiegai sic
o ponowny wyb6r. szukai poparcia
ma tel podstawie, re on powinien bye
ponownie obranym jake indorse-
ment narodowej republikanskiej
partyi i jej hasla wlaczajac to kt6-a
stawia opozycye przeciw Lidze Ma
rOd5w, kt0Ta stoi Ia wolnoScia Pol
ski. Hoyne o%stroznie milczy ma take
oSwiadczenie. Vice jest przyczyna,
PozywaCz 6w proklamujae swa
niezaieZnOSC Cd wszelakich wply-
WOW. wdziecznie przyjmowai popa:-
Gle cd The Chicago Tribune, ktora
jest gi6wrym wrogiem W caiym Srod
kowym zaCr Odzie - jeSli ME W ca
lynn kraju. ~tworzaeej sic Lidze Ma
rod6w i nadaniu wolnoSci i nieza-
wisloSci Po.sce jak i wszystkim dep
tanym narodom Europy. Me chce
on zgubic tego poparcia i gdy PREY
puszczalnie zsdaG beda faktow, on
skrzetnie omija ten fakt.
The Tribune popiera Hoyne'a 1
ola tego jest on jej faworytem. -
Tribune jest przeciw Lidze Naro--
dow i przeciw Prezydenta Wilsona
planom ku odbudowaniu wolnej
POlski.
l ia samL Tribune, niezmienna W
s"ych gi0wnych zapatrywaniach da
lei potwierdza wsp6lno$G interes6w
miedzy mayorem Thompson'em i
Maclay Hoyne'm - czas6w gdy
Thompson obranym zostal mayorem
Cztery lata temu - zamieszczajac
zdjecie PAM Maclay Hoyne i pani
William Hale Thompson, gdy u
$miechajac $Ciskaja sobie rece, gdzie
iona pozywacza gratitude zonfe PREY
szlego mayora elekcyi jej meza.
Clos ola Hoyne'a jest giosem ola
ThOnpSOna.
Clos Ola jcdnegO lub drugiegO jest
glOSCm przeciw wOlnOSci i odbudOwa
niu POlski.
GIOsujcie M kandydata tel partyi
kt6ra Stoi "a wOlnOScia i odbudowa-
MEM POlSki.
Tym kandyadtem jest
ROBERT VI. SWEITZER.
(Ogi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-19
re STOWARZYSZENIA
TECHNIK0W.

W ubiegla niedziele W lokalu
teatru i'm. Kosciuszki PREY, Mil
waukee ave. odbyf sic odczyt inz.
X. Szymaliskiego ma ternat %
c;eple i jego cnergii'; ma odczyt
~przyby}o jak zwykle dwiescie O.
sob. Prelcgent przedstawi} rozni-
&c miedzy zwykfem pojeciem O
cieple, jak je sobie przedstawia
zWykly Smiertelnik. a pojeciem
raukowcm, kt6re pozwala cieplo
mierzyc i stosowac do cel6w IL
zytecznych w technice, a co "a
TEN idzie, i w zyciu ludzkiem.
Prclegent omawial w}asnosci
cicpla. kt6re opisai przykladami,
.jak przechodzenie ciep}a L cia}
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-19
WiadomO$Ci Z Town
Of Lake.

Poi0w ma przechodni6w (tag day.,
iaki sic odbyi z~eszlej niedzie'i W obre'
| bic parafii Sw. Jana >Bozego, urzadzO-
nego przez TowarzyStwO Dobroczynno-
Sci pod Opieka sw. Jadwigi, liza bsedne
rolSkie r2dziny udai sic pOmySln:e. "
skiad komitetu ZajmujacegO sic pot0-
wen wchodza nastepujace par.ie: Pc
lagia Janicka, przewodniczaca; Wero-
nika I}uSzek Rozalia Hroba6; ana
stazya SwitalSka; Franciszka Mate
Cka i PARMA Franciszka Mockowska.
Panienki. kt6re zajmowa}y sic Zbie.
raniem ofiar do puszek by}y nastepu-
lace: L. MoraczewSka, Marya Bojar-
ska, Janina OStrowska, Janina Warda,
Marta WalcZak, BroniSlawa WalcZaE,
Franciszka Twardowska, Marya War
d. Zofia Tatar0wna. Antonina Dep
czynska. Prakseda DopczyGsla. kune-
gunda Szymczak, Tranciszka Sym
c2ak. Eulalia KOwalewska, J6zafa No
CHOW ska, Helena Zi0lkowSka, Leoka--
dya Zi6ikowSka, WladyS}awa La5e-
dzinska. Wanda BartkONiak, F. Milak,
Anna Twardowska i JaEina M0raczew-
ska. Panienki te zebra}y $236.9S. Pa
nienkom tym nalezy sic uznanie i ser
deczne s}Owa podzieki "a be~zirtereso-
wne poSwiecenie sic ola biednych i po-
trzebujacych rodak6w naSzych
-
Ubieglej niedzieli popoiudniu, " sa-
Ii p%arafialnej Sw. Jana BoHe@o, klub
O5ywatelSki- p. W. Kr6la HazlGiierza
WielkiegO. odbyi .swe pOSiedzcnie, II IA
kt6rem by{o Omawi6nych pare wai-
nTch spraw. Oh. Jan Mielcacek, zan.
PR. 1908 W. sofa Ill.,. ofiarowal M
FunduSz Narodowy- ola PnlSki dwie
lCty znajdujace sic W PoSen. H.. rPO-
znaniu). Szlachetny ten da- przyieto Z
pcdziekowaniem i entuzyassyczrymi o.
klaSkami. Sprawl ia zajmic sic miej-
Scowy Komitet Obywatelsk'. ktGrego
rrezesem jest p. Bronisiaw j. KCwa-
lcwski. Pc posiedzeniu odbyt sic lax
zwany (SmOker), podczas k:6rego wy
g~loSzono kilka NOV. intereSujacych
wielce Obywateli a odnoszacych sic
do nadchodzacych wybor6w.
DziSiaj, jake W dzien Sw. J6zefa. W
parafii pod lynne wezwaniem W dziel-
nicy Town Of Lake. Odbywa sic dOro-
czny Odpust. ~uroczysty PREY udziale Ii
cznego zeSpolu duchowienstwa. Blizsze
szczeg6ly p6zniej.
y
W sail parafialnej Sw. J6zefa, PREY
S. Paulina i 4Sej ul., odbylo sic zesziej
niedzieli. pOSiedzenie polityczne Obywa-
tell i obywatelek tamtejszej wardy 29ej
w sprawie kandydatury Maclay
Hoyne'a ma burmistrza miasta. Publ
cznoSc zebraIa sic licznie i zapeiniia
sale po brzegi. Przemawiali naStepuja-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-19

cy: Kandydat Maclay Hoyne. p. Fran
ciszek L. DaniSch, p. Nikodem s. Budz-
ban i Roman Kowalewski.
Oh. StaniS}aw T%argowski. otworzyi
onegdaj pnr. 1915 W. 4I-ma ul., nOwy
interes polSki pod nazwa Economic
Express and Van Co." Iadaniem togo
pierwSzegO intereSu pOlSkiegO w Chi
cago bedzie przeprOwadzenie najroZ--
maitszych rzeczy. Mcbli, fortepian6w,
a szczeg6lniej Staranne O%pakowanie me
bli oraz przechowywanie ma skladzie.
Prey tym intereSie Za}OlOny bedzie "a
klad reperacyi mebli. oraz zakupno i
sprzedai nowych i uzywanych (dru-
~gorzednych) mcbli i rzeczy. Oh. Tar
gOwski, jest zdOlnym fachOwCcm w tym
zakresie interesu, vice many nadzieje,
re wszyStkich swych klient6w zadowO,
Ii. Winszujemy!.
4
B~ezplatne lekcye jezyka angielskie-
go ola kobiet Polek odbywaia sic W
szkole ..Hamlin". PREY 4Sej i Bishop
ul.. W kazdy poniedziaiek i czwartek
cd godziny 1:S0 do $50 popoiudniu.
Lekcyi udziela zawodOwa nauczycielka
a W -tI6maezeniu jej pomocnica parma
Helena ~Baranowska. Il kt6rei MONA sic
zapisac. Korztstajcie re SpOsobnoSci!
Dziewice R~6za1cowe PREY parafii
sw. Jana Bozego, ~urzadzaja ~przedsta-
wienie teatralne W przySz}a niedziele
dnia 23-go marca. b. r. W sail parafial-
pej. O~degrany zostanic .piekny / pO-
uczajacy dramat p. t. ,.Zywot sw. ~
ty". Rezyseryq zajmuje sic p. KarOl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-19

w przyszia niedziele Towarzystwo
Sw. Antoniego No. 2gi. nalezace do
Macierzy Polskiej, odbedzie sic sa-
Ii par. Sercowa bardzo walne posie-
dzenie, ma kt6rym ME powinno brak
nae ami jednego cz}onka. Beda oma-
wiane ma tenn posiedzeniu spraws
i~nteresujace wszystkich czlonk6w to-
w~arzystwa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-19

Ploszek. zdolny amator tamtejszy. Ro-
lie ~SpOczywaja W rekach Zdolnych anna
tOrek i amator0w, niema najmnicjsZej
watpliwoSci. zei caioSt wyjdzie dobrze
ku zadowoleniu publicznOSci. Bilety mo-
INA ,~jeSzcze nabyc u cz}OnkiG Bractwa
DZiewic .R0iafca Sw.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-19

Chodza W tym tygodniu pc do
mach niewiasty z parafii Najsw.
Serca Jezusa. ktore ola biednych W
Polsce zbieraja odziez wszelkiego ro-
dzaju. My, przebywajacy tutaj ME
zdajemy sobie dokladnie sprawy 2
biedy i niewyg6d, jake obecnie pre-
cntdZa rodacy nasi W Ojczyznie. W
kazdym domu znajduje sic odziez,
ktGra miasto pleSnieG gardero-
bach. oddana bye powinna ma rece
tychze pan. a ktora niejedno przyo-
r!ecze cialo i ogrzeje. Specyalnie ty-
cry sic to m}odzieGcow, kt6rzy be-
dac up to date" po uzyciu ubrania
kilkakrotnie ~odk}adaja je do kata,
rr6wiac, re wyszlo z mody. Taxa
rzecz jak moda W kraju naszym jest
nieznana. Wyciagcie przeto z ciem-
nych kQt6w nieuzywana odziez i 2
ctwartcmi rekoma przyjmijcie "
progi cwe patryotyczne Polki, polu,
tqce ma ME / oddajcie je z screen
szczei on, pamietajqc. re uczynkiem
swym spelniacie crzesciahski / naro-
dowy ob0T;azek.