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Evening journal., 1919-12-19
WETSHOPE To
gain IS MORE
DAYSOF GRACE
Believe National Prohibition
Cannot Become Effective
Until January 20
NOW URGE WILSON TO
LIFT WAR-TITlE BAN

WASHINGTON. Dec. 49, United
Press Requesting that President VIII
son iii the wartime ban on liquor
former Senator Lewis OF Illinois, held
long conference today with Secretary
Tumulty.
Lewis believes that as a business
proposition owners OF large stocks OF
whiskey should be given a chance to
dispose OF it before the eighteenth
amendment becomes operative.
Representative Olney Of Msssachu-
etts. also called upon Tumulty in the
interest Of raising the ban.
81 am one Of the original advocates
of the prohibition amendment" he
said. but ] think from an economic
standpoint that we should allow dlstil-
lers 20 realize on their stocks now in
bond Should the President az once
bond. should the President at once
proclaim wartime prohibition at an end
10 would work good TO business"
Belief that a delay Of at least thirteen
days in the Inauguration Of constitu-
tional prohibition can be obtained. is
gaining credcnce among attorneys here
today to fight the battle Of the liquor
interests in the Supreme Court
Legal authorities are now being care
fully scanned In an effort TO sustain
this belief.
Unusual Importance attaches TO the
point because Of the possibility that
wartime prohibition may end by the
proclamation Of peace so near TO the
time constitutional prohibition becomes
effective that thirteen days would
seem like so many months TO the liquor
interest anxious TO unload their large
stocks on the country.
Constitutional prohibition, according
TO the general belief and understand
ing, becomes effective January i6, this
being one year after the thirty-siX
States ratified the amendment.
LiquoU attorneys now claim that
there Is no legal basis for his date.
They say the proclamation Of the state
Continued on Page Seven. 2nd Section.
Evening journal., 1919-12-19
OFFICIAL "SANTA"
AGAIN ON VISIT
No Police Christmas Tree,
Although Gifts Will Go
TO City Poor
600 NEEDY TOTS
WILL BE CARED FOR

Six hundred or more children whose
2hrisimas VIII be more or less dreary
through circumstances over which they
have no control. will be remembered
by Wilmlngton's "Onlclal, Santa" on
Christmas Eve again. Each will receive
bag filled with candy, nuts, fruit and
perhaps a pair Of stockings. The usual
Christmas tree that has graced assem-
bly, hall at The police station VIII be
discontinued. this year. however
This announcement was made today
when Chief OF Police Black announced
that the public spirited citizen who for
years had financed the police Christmas
treat had expressed a desire that the
usual police Christmas treel treat be
discontinued 10 permit the children 10
enjoy the community tree 20 be erected
at Tenth and Market streets.
"Onlclal Santa" agents. however, will
visit the poor children OF the city. and
make hls visits In the modern way. by
automobiles on Christmas Eve. EacS
needy poor child Will receive a we'll
nlled bag.
When Chief Black was Informed that
II was the desire OF the citizen who has
played Santa 20 the children here for
years. TO remember them again this
year. the chief at once got busy and
within a short time had placed orders
with local candy dealers FOR COO pounds
OF candy. Orders for nuts. oranges. ap-
Piles and other sweets also were placed.
Chief Black also asked for bids from
a local furnlsher for COO pairs Of stock
lngs.
Owing 10 the dlscontlnuance OF the
usual Christmas tree treat at the police
station. Il Is planned 10 distribute the
bags fllled with Christmas cheer 10 the
homes OF the needy poor on Christmas
Eve. The special agents OF santa"
Will be Mrs. Mary Davis and Mrs. Anna
Updyke. police mairons.
They VIII visit the homes Of the
known needy, the lists being presented
by the district patrolmen. The police
VIII be assisted In preparing these
lists by officials OF the Associated
Charities and the Peoples Settlement
Evening journal., 1919-12-19
NO INCREASE In
MILK PRICE YET

It was decided at a recent meeting
OF the Farmers Protective MIX Asso-
clation that the present price the far
'mers are getting for their milk does
not psy for The cost Of producing. II
was stated at the meeting that the
present high cost Of feed. and the
scarcity OF labor was responsible for
the loss TO the farmers on their milk.
No increase was decided upon at the
meeting. but It was thought by those
present at the meeting, that such a
raise will have to be made in a short
time.
At the same meeting a committee Of
three, J. F. O'Neill chairman. Frank
Whiteman and Palmer c Dlckey. was
appointed 90 make arrangements for a
special meeting ard dinner OF the As
sociatlOn which will take place on
Thursday. January %.
A committee OF seven was also ap-
pointed TO boost the association, and In
sure a full attendance at all OF the
meetings OF the association.
Evening journal., 1919-12-19
BULLET MISSES LORD FRENCH
BOMB HANDLER is SLAIN

DUBLIN. Dec. 49, UNITED Pressl.-
An attempt 10 assassinate Lord French,
military commander In Ireland. failed
today. One OF the assassins was shot
dead by French's escort.
French was returning from tour OF
western ireland. While he was driv-
ing from the Ashton station a number
OF shots were fred at him. Several
bulhts struck his automobile.
A bicycle policeman. one OF French's
escort. returned the FIRE OF the attack
ing party. killing one OF their number
who had bombs in each hand.
One Of the escorts was wounded and
Evening journal., 1919-12-19
FUTURE POLICY
UPTO PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON. Dec. 40 (Uniied
Press) ).-Presldont Wilson today was in
full charge OF the Mexican situation.
Carranza's reply to the last United
States note demanding w. o. Jenkins
release has been submitted to the exec
uilve. Il was learned authoratively.
The President is in active direction OF
The Mexican policy. Wilson is consld-
erlng whether The jenkins case should
be closed by simply forgetting 10 an
swer the last note. or by sending an
other communication 10 clear away an
evidences OF hostility Although this
government feels lt was trlcked in The
jenkins case the consular agent Is free
on bail and that u makes % lmpos-
slble 10 continue demardlng release
without getting into a technical debate
which might merge upon The ridiculous.
Il Is felt.
The entire Mexican oil situation
broushi 10 a critical stage by Carran-
za's recent acton In preventing Amer
lean. companies from drilling new wells
also Is before the President u is under
stood and action viii be determined by
him
major engagement between tho
forces OF Carranza and pancho villa
IN he state Of Coahu'la Is expected
private adv'ces from Mexico said Since
Villas recent spectacular operai ons In
Coahulla. Carranza has been concen-
iratlng a large number Of troops 20
the south OF the Vlllistas IN anticipation
OF a clash. villa Is now thought 20 be
encampcd IN the mountains Of Santa
Rose In Coahu'la Tie Is reported 20
have a larger number OF troops than
Is gtnerally believed A great number
OF recruits were obialn'd by villa IN
his operations In C1ahuila. 70 was
said
Fearing a raid by villa the lnhab-
tants OF Plldras Negris are said nov
10 keep The lights OF their hous IS ne
an night One member OF a fimlly
siards guard at night so that the
family may retreat in case OF an at
tack.
Evening journal., 1919-12-19
new WILMINGTON
MAYLAY SOUTH
Harbor Experts Think Land
South of Christiana River
is Ideal Spot
LOBDELL PROPERTY
AS WHARF SITE

The technical advisory committee OF
the Wilmington Board Of Harbor Com
missloners. comprising Calvin Thomp-
klns. chairman; b. F. Cresson and F. w.
Hersey, all harbor experts from New
York city, inspected Wilmington's water
front yesterday. The committee was
accompanied by willard A. Speakman
and Joseph Bancroft, members OF the
Board Of Harbor Commissioners, John
Nieigs. the designer OF the Municipal
Produce Wharf, and Charles II. Can't
secretary Of the HarbOr Board.
The inspection party were the guests
Of Colonel J. p. Jervey Of the u. S. En-
gineer Department. from 10 o'clock yes
terday morning until o'clock yester-
day afternoon, on the u. S. Engineer
inspectlon vessel "JOyeuse." The party
leff French street wharf at 10 o'clock
Yesterday morning. and proceeded to
the mouth OF the Christiana, viewing
the Municipal Produce Wharf on the
yvav 10 the Delaware. The history and
needs OF this wharf was explained to
the newly appointed commissioners by
the members OF the Harbor Board. by
Mr.. Meigs and by MFR. Cant. secretary
~ ths hoard Various industrial plants
were viewed by the party, as were the
hanks OF the Christiana Itself. Ihe LODI
dell property at the mouth OF the
crack which will be acquired by the
city OF Wilmington through the Har-
bor BOARD within a short time. was
looked over very carefully. and was
fayorably commented upon by the
members OF the advisory committee as
n site for n municipal wharfage sys-
tenn. After leaving the mouth OF the
Continued on Page Seven. 2nd Section.
Evening journal., 1919-12-19
'DAVID'S" S. FOR
ARMENIANS SAFE

After sending a check Of s. 10 Mayor
Taylor for the Armenian sufferers.
whom he termed THE Orphans" and
not receiving Acknowledgement, Daniel
Bubenzer. well-known resident. called
at the Mayors ofIlce this morning to
check up on his donation. Mr.. Bubenzer
Informed A. Pennell Stetser. secretary
to the mayor. that he had signed his
donation as coming from David" and
hence this might have caused the non
acknowledgement.
Mr.. Stetser assured Mr.. Bubenzer that
the s. has been received.
Evening journal., 1919-12-19
WEST END THEATRE
CONTRACT AWARDED

A contract was awarded today 10 Err
nest di Ssbatino and Sons, by the West
End Amusement Company for the erec-
ton OF a motion picture theatre on
Union street, between Third and Fourth
streets. Work already has begun on the
structure. which Will be the first mo-
ton picture house In the vicinity Of
Union Park Gardens.
w. E. Hsnce Is the architect OF the
building. which VIII be OF brick. hre-
proof. 40 feet by 100 in size. and will
seat 800 persons. The front Will be
ornamented with terra Gotta. Space
has been provided for a pipe organ.
The contract price is s50.5O0. although
tho total cost OF the enterprise. includ-
Ing iis site, will reach about $4,000.
Evening journal., 1919-12-19

a report was circulated that ne died
Field Marshal John French has been
lord lieutenant OF Ireland since 1918.
Previously he was commander-ln-chlef
OF the British armies IN France and
directed the retreat through Flanders
In the early days OF the war. The skill
ful handling Of this retreat delayed the
German armies TO such an extent that
the great victory OF Marshal Joffre at
the FIRST Marne was possible.
French Is 81 years old. lie FIRST came
into international prominence In the
last B0er War.
Evening journal., 1919-12-19
D. D. WHARTON NAMED
STATE DETECTIVE

Special N The Evening Journal.
DOVER, Dec. i9--l 0vernOr Townsend
today announced the appointment OF
Dauphln D. Wharton. OF this town. as
State Detective TO succeed the late Pill
lip sherman IIurd whose sudden dcalh
occurred on Monday morning Mr..
Wharton was in service overseas and
won a FIRST lieutenancy while qbryad
lie has also had some experience In po-
lice duty.
Evening journal., 1919-12-19
SUSPECT KICK"
In JAMAICA GINGER

Alleged 70 have Illegally sold jamaica
ginger, Herman Shlnneld and his wife.
Esther Shinneld, who have a store at
No 70i French street. were arrested by
Special Onlcer Elijah Johnson. yesterday
afternoon, on charge Of selling intoxi-
eating liquor without a license. Hear
Ing In the case was continued until next
Friday by Deputy Judge Finger. In Alu-
nicipal Court this morning. They are
represented by Philip l.. Garrett.
Evening journal., 1919-12-19
DANNIBALE FINED,
VIOLATED DRUG ACT

Antonio Dsnnibale was sentenced TO
one years Imprisonment and to pay a
fine Of 500 and costs by Judge Rice In
Court OF General Sessions this morn
ing for violating the State drug law.
Dannibale was convicted at the last
term OF court by a jury. but his attor-
ney. L. Irving Handy. applied for a new
trial. His motion was denied.
Patsy Dsnnlbale. brother OF Antonio.
was also convicted on the same charge
and is now serving time at the work
house.
Evening journal., 1919-12-19
AZ OF SHIP CREW
SAVED; MANY ARE LOST

HALIFAX. N. s., Dec. 49, UNITED
Press) The steamer British Isles Is
proceeding TO New York with The cap
tain. first officer. chief engineer and 80
OF The crew OF the British steamer
Nanxman. which foundercd in mid-At-
lantlc Thursday according to a wireless
message from the British Isles. inter
cepted here today.
Evening journal., 1919-12-19
CAMPANINI, FAMOUS
MUSICIAN, Is DEAD

CHICAGO, Dec. 10. Omitted Pressl.--
Cleofonte Campanini. world famous
music director, died In 81. Luke's Hos
pital early today. following two months
Illness from pneumonia.
NEW YORK. Dec. 49, UNITED Press.
-Glullo Gatti-Casazza. managing d.
rector OF tho Metropolitan Opera Com
pany, with which Cle0fOnte Campanlnl
began his American career. was greatly
shocked TO learn OF Campanlni's death
today.
"Cnmpanini was a man OF great abii-
fly, a born director" said 0aiti-Caslz-
"a. "The musical world has experienced
a great loss"
Early IN his career, Gampanini worked
undoF GattI-Casazza In Milan,
Evening journal., 1919-12-19
DISMISS LARCENY CHlRGE.

Frank Polk, a Negro youth. was dis
missed on a charge OF larceny OF 81
from William Green, also a Negro, by
Deputy Judge Finger. in Municipal Court
this morning. William charged that
he dropped a dollar bill In a poolroom
last night and Frank picked II up.
Polk denied the charge.
Evening journal., 1919-12-19
LECTURE on "THE HOLY LAND. -

The Rev Charles H. Bonner will lee
ture In Hanover Presbyterian Church
tonight on THE Holy Land" Mr.. Bob
ner visited the birthplace Of Christ sew
eral years ago. The lecture will be
given under the auspices OF the Mis-
sionary Society OF the church.
Evening journal., 1919-12-19
COIIFCE STUDENT HOME.

William c. Jester. son Of Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. Howard Jester is spending the holl-
days with his parents here. The young
man is a student at he Maryland State
College, at College Park, Md.
Evening journal., 1919-12-19

The remainder Of the officers and
crew Of the Manxman perished, the
message said II did not say how many
were drowned
The British Isles sighted the Manx
man Wednesday and stood by her q
hours, In belief she might be towed into
port. the wireless said.
The United states Shipping Board
ship Loka, went ashore west OF Sam
bro. n. s., early today. but was re-
1oated and now IS on her way to Hall
fax.
The Steamer Eastern Cross, OF the
United States Shipping Board. was re-
ported In an intercepted wireless mes
sage, 10 be In latitude 1910, north
longitude 60-5i north, with her steer
ing gear disabled and making six miles
an hour toward New York.
Evening journal., 1919-12-19
TonAYs TTMpERATuRE.
SIN AND TIDE.
LOST AND FOUND


co.. WILL BE PAID FOR THE AR
'oe-J rest OF the woman wha stols
mink mun from the ladies' toilet Of tho
Hotsi dupont Thursday afternoon.
deci1.it,
Continued on Psg. Il, Second seotion.
Evening journal., 1919-12-19
BUILDING PERMITS.

Building Inspector Preston today is
sued a permit TO J. J. Pierce and Son to
make an addition at No. 423 Jackson
street, TO cost $3.50.
Evening journal., 1919-12-19
%AO = GARL~

WHAT
|NonAiNG FOR
|COOSiN TOM.
CHRISTMAS
ONLY q DAYS
.AWAY-TRy
THe SPosHd6
OOoOS STORE
e 40 THE ADS
Evening journal., 1919-12-19
WON'T SUPPORT TOT,
HE GOES TO- JAIL

Refusing 20 comply with the order or
tho court for the support OF one OF his
children. Edward II. Havens was SEN
fenced t0 one years Imprisonment by
Deputy Judge Finger, in Municipal
Court this morning.
During his Incarceration nifty cents a
day will be deducted from his earnings
for his chlldren's support.
Hayens is also being held for court
on a charge OF breaking and entering.
Evening journal., 1919-12-19
MEXICO CONFIDENTlI. s. WON'T BREAK REL ATIONS
BERLANGA FINDS
BEST OF DESIRES
ACTUATE NATIONS

Cdrrdnxd'S Premier
Declares Jenki ~ S
Arrest Was Not Out
come of Conspiracy
and That Co urf S
Alone Must Decide
Issue. Says Couern-
nlenf is Handicap
ped by Anfi-Mexi-
can Agitation
Evening journal., 1919-12-19

Certified Mix for Infants-ciover
Dairy Co.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1919-12-19

Ths safe. Sensible Drink, CLOVER
DAIRY QUALITY MILR.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1919-12-19
cOLps CAN,T HANG ON

II you take Father Johns Me5icloe
promptly No alcohol ADV.
Evening journal., 1919-12-19
WEATHER

Snow this afternoon and to-
night and Saturday morning.
followed by cloudy weather
during saturday; slowly ris-
ing temperature; moderate
northeast and east winds.
Evening journal., 1919-12-19

Tissslat59" Yesfeldd9 1888
Non-Returnable
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-03

W sail zwykiych zebrah. Obecnose
katdego czlonka jest koniecznie po-
zadana, BIO So wa1ne sprawy do "a
l%atwienia., sarazem odbeds sic wy
bory ma Sejm 36ty, oraz wiele in
nyeh spraw do zalatwienia. - Piotr
RostenkoVski. PREF; Marya F. JAZZ
wiecki, sekr, prot.
Tow. oPlek sw. Heleny mr..
924 Djed. odbedsie miesiecEne po--
siedzenie W piatek, dnia 11go lipca,
" sail zwvkfych posiedzeh, samiast
dnia AGO lipca. 2 powodu swteta ma
rodowego. zarazem zawiadamiam
wszystkie cz}onkInie II So obowia-
zane stawi& sic ma to p~osiedzenie'
poniewaz odbedzie sic wybor delega
TEX ma sejm. - Michalina Grabar--
ska, PREF: Marta Mira. sekr. prot
z TROJCOWA.
Towarzystwo PozyczkoTo-Oszcze-
dnosciove noszace naive Alliance
Building and Loan Association z
powodu jutrzejszego swieta narodo-
wego banku swego ME otworzy. -
W. Balasa, prezes, ]. P. Mahek, Sc
kretarz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-03
y KANTOWA
Tow. Rycerzy pod op. sw.

Tow. Rycerzy pod op. sW. Mi
chaYa Arch. No. 347 lied. odbed1ie
p6lroczne posiedzenie piatek' IN.
Ago lipca, o godzinie Sci wieczorem.
Uprasza sic braci ably sic stswih )ak
najliczniej, tax samo ably sic z diu-
gov zalegiych uiscili. - Jan ko-
eek, pref: Jozef Smofka. sekr. prot.
y BRIGHTON PARK.
acierz Polska oddSiai sw. AZ
nieszki or. 10 ma swe polrooSne
posiedzenie " niedziele, dnia Sso
lipoa. o godHnie 2giej popoludn'u'
W sail paratialnej Pieciu Braci 70
Iak6w &. Meczennik6w ma Brighton
park. Niechaj sic ~wszystkie SO
stry sta via DO So wa5ne spra"y 10
za}atvienia. - Maryanna Pilacno"
ska, sekr. prot.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-03
Rucb v TOEarzyStYaCh.
re STANISLAWOWA.

- Bardzo waIne pOsiedzenie To-
w~arzystwa Polek Sw. Cecylii No.
PIG Zjed. odbedzie sic " p;atek Ago
lipca W sail zwyklyCh posiedzeh. Ma
p~orzadku dziennym jest wyb6r de-
legatek ma Sejm. - ZOfia OStrow-
ska. sekr. prot.
Tw. Kr0la Jana III S%obieskie-
go No. l6 lied. O dbedzie p~osiedze-
ME " CIV artek, dnia $50 lipcs. }
godzinie $50 wiecZorem, " sail ivy
klych ~posiedzen. Wszyscy kt6rzy ME
dOat2rc1yli zaswiadc2eh Spowiedzi
wielkanocnej muSza TO uczynii ma
tenn posicd1eniu. And. Kuja"a.
pre1es; J6zef ]Szczuka. Sekr. prot.
Tow. $w. Floryana Mec2. gr.
IS $. p. W Am. odbedzie regularne
osiedzenie " sobOte. dnia jgO h.
M. o godzinie 80 w~ieczorcm. BIZ
lety ma rozgrywke musza byt odda-
ne I 7aplaCone ma tenn po~siedzeniu.
C~zlonkowie kt6rzv NE d~Ostarczyli
zaSwiadczeM spoV iedzi wielkanoCnej
musza 10 uczynit NJ tenn posiedze-
niu. Ohecno&f c%ztonk6w po5adana DO
sa wazne spravy do za!atwienia. 800
Artoni Pokornowski. PREF; Karol
Trbanikiewicz. sekr.
Tow. &w. MikoIaja nr. 42gi
Zjed. odhed2ie D6iroczne posiedze~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-03
PRACA.

PoTRZEBA dEtewosSt do introltga-
torni. Zgiosie sic Olszowy 1 spoika
1882 Milwaukee ave. Xxx
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PoTRzEBA kobiety do pomocy pie
karzowi, cd s rano do 2:30 popolu-
dniu. 12Q7 n. Dearborn ul 3
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-03
ZAWIADOMIENIE.

Podaje sic do publicznej via,
domoSci w~szystkim moim pacy-,
entkom i znatomym. re przepro,
Hadziiam sic do wfasneso budyn,
ku pm. 1909 George ul., ma Jacko-
vie PREY N. Central Park ave. Te-
lefon nam staty: Irving 1871, kto-
rym mozra kazdego czasu W roz,
nych okolicznosciach muie zawe,
zwat. Polecam sig 'askawej pa
mieci.
Rozalia Dziedzina, Akuszerka
Ogi,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-03

POTRAEBA kobiety do og6lnej do
novel roboty. Niema prania. 205I
Armitage ave. I
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-03
Potrzeba do nocnei
piracy kobiet

POTRzEBA do mycia naczyh. 1903
Fullerton ave. 3
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POTRZEBA helnerh IA h6tkie godzi-
nv ma wfeczory 1 ma dzieh. 1857 W.
Chicago ave. .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-03

POTRNDBA szewca $50 tygodniowo
Przytdkcie zaTa1. 1852 Milwaukee
ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-03

wszystkim krevnym ! zna?o-
mym. donoSmy te smutna via
domost IL najukocha6sSa c0rka
| siostra nasza
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-03
1000 ,,Bartendrow', ktorzy cd

1000 ,,Bartendrow'', ktorzy Cd
niedawnego czasu s~przedawali
spragnionym piwo i inne rozpa-
lajacc trunk, W tysiacach wyszyn
kow W mic5cie, znalazio sic ma
gle be- piracy; poniewaz innego
tachu ME znaja, wielu Z Mich zgla
sza sic dziennie do m~iejskich, be-
p}atnych blur piracy, W poszuki-
waniu Ia nova. Wielu 2 mich o.
trzymalo juz prace w rozuvch ia
brykach muszs sic teraz bicdacy
uczyt ciezko ma chleb dzienny "a
rabia6. WieFka moe robotnik0w
browarnianych rownie1 w tych
dniach wyrzuconych bedzie z pra
cy, co niezawodnie pogorszy 20
botnicza sytuacye " Chicago.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-03

POTRZEBA wykonczarek pray suk-
mach | spodnicach. a godzin. Do
bra zaplata. Greenfield and Weiss.
1907 W. division al. 3
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,J61efa ~Pinczykowska

10 kr6tkicj i ciezkiej chorooie'
poaegnala sic 2 lynn swiatem. o.
~natrzona Sw. Sa menta mi. dnla
Ego lipca. 1919 roku. o godzinle
$40 wieczorem. przeAy wszy lat
IS I miesiecy.
Pogrzeb odbedzic sic W SoDo'e'
dnia 5-go IipcA. o sodzinie 9tel "a
no, 2 domu zalOhy p. nr. lSoS
Cortland Ill.,. do kOSciofa NaJsw'
Maryi Fanny AnielSkiej. a STAN
tad M cmentarz Sw. Wojciecha.
Ma ten smutny obrzadek zapra
szomv wszysrkich kreWnych |
INA iomych. W ciczkim halu posra-
ieni:
.Jozef ! ApOionia, PinczykoW-
sew. rodzicc: StanislaW. kazl--
mierz, Szczepan. Wincenty ! Fran
ciszek. hraria Xofia. Siostra no
man Goraiewski. SzwaCier.
Pogrzchem Mimuje sic p. SyH-
StuS HUpka.
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