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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-04

r. Trisler, 1000; w. F. Lindsay 80.
Traffic and Rates-Jobbers.
F. s. Gates, Chairman, 81; II. J.
Stromberg, Il; NJ. T. Craig, 253.
Manufacturers Trade Interests.
a. {. Wood, Chairman, 400; Al
Rice, 81; John F. Nolan; Wilson
Newman, al; H. T. Hunt, 329.
Wholesalers Trade Interests.
Nj. L. Cochran, Chairman, 1870;
Don Cochran, 500; Z. d. Slough,
l96; w. II. Deardorff, Sal; r. f.
Duston, S2l.
Agricultural Aid.
Walter Colbert, Chairman, E5-J ;
Errett Dunlap, l6l; +. +. Watson,
1906; ]. Robert Gillian, 9; P. c.
Dings, 10; Harold Wallace, 65 ;
/. X. Mason, 45.
Chamber of Commerce Band.
s. A. Apple, Chairman, l65 DR., J.
G.. Abernathy, 3l3; Chas. A, BeSaw
1903; E. Van Reed. 6l3; NJ. NJ
Johnson, 6; Fred w. Horn, ga;
Dave Strasmick, 65l.
Conventions and Entertainments
Kennett Hudson, Chairman, 81
w. d. Potter, Isl; c. w. Richards
464; r. f. l.. Morgan, 282; A. {,
Straehlcy, %; J. c. Moody 1889;
w. S. Bomar, 65l.
Transient Public,
NJ. ]. O'Neil, Chairman, 5; w. r.
Roberts, 10; c. G.. Whitchurch,
2l9; Z. D. Kesselring, 1868; Guy
Harris, 1889.
Building and Housing Interests.
S. A. Weeks, Chairman, 798; T. F.
Snelson, 1880; Z. S. Bose; ]. II.
Poulter, So; John B. White, II.
Retailers interests.
G.. NJ. Henley, Chairman, 964; r.
B. Gilbert, 10; G.. f. Myers, 500;
Chas. +, Stewart, Al; R. f. Grisham,
1OS; W. !. Lane, 2+7; D. T. Stiles,
1918.
Roads and County Interests.
G.. p. Selyide, Chairman, 549;
Tom Cooper, 1888; Kirk Dyer, 524:
Ed Sandlin, "a; !. T. Coleman, 567,
representing the Chamber OF Com
merce; II. G. Spaulding, 538; !. R.
Dexter, 524; Chas Won Weise, 769;
Don Cochran, 500; James Glen,
1901, representing the Rotary Club;
Sidney Suggs, 159; G.. A. Ramsey,
"; S. A. Apple, l65; B. +. Shinklc,
1882 Paul B. Smith, 765, represent
ing the Lions Club.
10 +, Williams, Mayor OF Ard
more, eX-officio member of the
Board of Directors.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-04

here Jan, 25); Pvts. Frank \.
Hodges, Eufaula; Melvin Hubbard,
Dainty; Aldy G.. Jordan. Centra-
homa; Charles Starrett, Marietta; !;
Montgomery Ward Adams, Broken
bow; Ben Carterby, Bethal; Dewey
G. Brady, Coalgate; Charles h.
Hall, Valiant; VIII c. Hendrix,
Rush Springs; Spencer !, Abbott,
Adair; William w. Woods, Sacred
Heart; Robert f. Linn, Cushing;
Charlie w. Station, Kenr;ck.
Texas.
Lieut.. John ]. Adams, Ennis;
Sergts. Alfred T. Keeler, Hereford; F.;
John L, Waites, Waco; Clyde r.
Gregory, Brookshire; Corps. Bennie
Richter, Brennan; Robert II. Gam
bill, Gabriel; Pvts. Fred S. Bobo,
New Home; John A. Adams, San
Astonio; Lee A. Dyer, Trinity
Burton Kuykendall Post City;
James r. Franklin, Shamrock; Sam
p Hamilton, Bolton; John O. johns,
Denton; Albert /. Keeton, Bullard F.;
Chester A. Kruger, Fredericks-
burg; Joseph Lamkin, Luling; VIII
liam P. Phillips, Ralston; Charlie
c. Kenan, Burnet Herbert Q.
Kicker, Merkel; Adolph Eckenfeis,
Dallas; Henry Henson, Crosby;
Melbin Hubbard, Dainty; Alber J..
Johnston, Palestine; Louis Kocpp,
Seguin; Andrew c. Donaldson, Gle
burse; Jerry b. Franklin, CeIina;
Charlie S. Hoermann, Carmiae
Bobby B. Hobbs, Kosse; Henry p.
Hyde, Mabank; Sam B. Jones,
Wichita Falls; Henry NJ. King, Tai
CO: Walter f. Wood, Ennis.
CORRECTIONS.
Returned to Duty, Previously Re
ported Died of Wounds.
Texas.
Corp. William Spruce, Gainesville,
Missing in Action, Previously Re
ported Wounded Severely.
Oklahoma.
Pvt. William II. Hartman, Ir"
Carnegie.
Wounded Slightly, Previously Re
ported Missing.
Oklahoma.
Pvt William {. Jones, Quay.
Texas.
Pvt. Joseph A. Cox, Strawn.
Returned to Duty, Previously Re
ported Missing
Texas.
Pvt. Sidney NJ. Stribling.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-04
BAD BREATH
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets Get
at the Cause and Remove It

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets, the substi.
tute for calomel, act gently on thu bowels
and positively dc the work.
People afflicted with Lad jreath find
quick relief through DR. Edwards
Olive Tablets. TIL pleasant, sugar
c1ated tablets are taler for bad breath
ty all who know them.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act gently
but firmly on the bowels and liver,
stimulating them to natural action,
clearing the blood and gently purifying
he entire system. They do that which
1angerou3 calomel does withou. any
Il the bad after effects.
Al the benefits Of nasty, sicllening,
ripping cathartics are derived from DR..
-Iwards' Olive Tablets without gripping,
oain CT any disagreeable effects.
DR.. 7. M. Edwards discovered the
.1rClula after seventeen ycars Of prac.
.,cc cmong patients afflicted with
,owel and liver complaint, with The
attendant bad breath
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are purely
+, vegetable compound mixed with olive
ii; you will know them by their olive
,Jlor. Take one or two every night for
q week and note the effect. 10c and 25c
ger box. All druggists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-04

days to report a plan for the allot-
ment among the various nations
OF the troops to be retained on the
western front. From the data avail
able it appears that by April | there
will be IS American divisions re-
naming on the lines, with five di-
visions ready for embarkation home
ward. A month later, it is expected,
this aggregate will be reduced by
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-04
NO AMERICAN TROOPS
TO BE SENT TO TURKEY

Paris, Feb. l.-Whatever forces
may be sent to Turkey for garrison
ing purposes, there will be no Amer
lean troops among them, it has de
veloped. 1t is pointed out that their
use for this purpose would be in
appropriate, as the United States
has never been at war with Turkey.
The military committee of the SUI
PRIME council expects within a few
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-04
For Burning Eczema

Greasy salves and ointments should
not be applied if good clear skin is
wanted. From any druggist for 35c, or
Sl.OO for large size, get bottle of Zemo.
When applied as directed it effectively
removes eczema, quickly stops itching,
and heals skin troubles, also sores,
burns, wounds and chating. 1t pene-
trates, cleanses and soothes. Zemo is
a clean, dependable and inexpensive,
antiseptic liquid. Try it, aswe believe
nothing you have ever used Is as ettec-
tive and satisfying.
The Z. W. Rose Co., Cleveland, o.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-04

five divisions. OF which 10 will be
ON the lines and five ready TO re-
The length OF the stay in France
OF these 10 divisions depends upon
the time OF the signing OF the gen.
eral peace treaty. 1t is said that as
soon as that occurs, all the Ameri-
can troops probably will be with
drawn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-04
AMERICAN CASUALTIES

Complete casualty lists for all the
states received daily in The Ard
moreite office, coming directly from
the war department, are now on Tile
at the Carnegie Library, Stanley,
Boulevard, between ! and + streets,
southwest, and can be inspected by
anyone. Following will be found
the causalties for Oklahoma, Texas
Washington, d. c., Feb. 3.-Thc
American casualty list as given for
the day by the war department in
cludes the following from Texas and
Oklahoma:
Killed in Action.
Texas.
Pvt Ira Hill, kcnnadale.
Died of Disease.
Oklahoma.
Lieut.. Leroy Homshcr, Tulsa.
Texas.
Lieut.. James II. Ewcll, Goliad;
Wagner Jos. Picrpont Rossi, Swe-
den; Pvt. Henry Fucssell, Thrall.
Died of Wounds.
Oklahoma.
Pvt. David ]. IIagan, O'Kecne.
Texas.
Pvt. Joe Person, Thorn.
Wounded Severely.
Oklahoma.
Mechanic Jesse NJ. Shelton, Ce-
ment; Pvts. Clyde S. Bull, Bessie;
Oryia Gardser, Atoka; Claud Haz-
lip, Olive; Thad L. White, Norman.
Texas.
Lieuts. Thomas VIM, Glass, Mid
lothian; George d. Bowmer, Fer
ris; Sergts. Benjamin l.. Freasier,
Cadiz; Claybornc T. Bullock, Lub-
book; Corps. George Z. Hanson,
Perry's Landing; Curby r. Bell,
Gilmer; Frederick w. Dallas, Or
leans; Pyts. Fred Huff, Sweet
Home; Charles r. Knight, Alvin;
Annis Z. Standifer Curry; Andrew
J. York, Point; Eddie Fielder, Tay-
lor; Monta NJ. Hood, Arson; Pete
Manasian, Brookshire; Noah w.
Hearne, Mineral Wells; Grady W.
Hord, Brice.
Missing in Action.
Oklahoma.
Corp. Chester A. Hirschi, Guthrie.
Texas.
Pvt. Horace l.. Nichols, Troup.
Wounded, Degree Undetermined.
Oklahoma.
Corp. Wesley j. Parish, Fredcr
ick; Pvts. Emmett Fly, BartleSyille;
Leroy B. Gipson, Ryan; Eston L.
Sutton, Summeriield; Elmer !. Car
roll, Lawton; Frank A. Keith, Sui
phur; Charles w. Stewart, Alinc.
Texas.
Lieuts. Robert Y. L.ackcy, San
Antonio; Ernest NJ. Nantis Gran
bury; Scrgt. George d, Yarbrough,
Buffalo; Corps. Herrell G.. llaml-
ton. Alto; Homer ]. Hyde, Taylor;
Pvts. Gerhard f. Weiser, Lincoln;
Dan II, NllcN, bOnZdleS; EuNdIu
c. DeBoer, Sonora; Clyde II, Han
ma, Canadian; Nathaniel b. Hob
son, Poolvillc; Millard Gooden,
II mpstead Len Henderson,
Frankston; Charlie II. Kimbrough,
Orchard; Clarence c. Stewart,
Jacksboro; Benjamin f. Wall, So
nora; Albert w, Darden, Birth
right; William II, Elmore, Com
merce; James f. Henderson, Lock
hart; Jesse c. Henderson, Electra;
August Kusel, Blanca; Walter Lin
nartz, New BraunfelS.
Wounded Slightly.
Oklahoma.
Serpt. Abbot A. Brady. Ardmorc;
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-04
SCHOLARSHIP CUP
GOES TO KAPPA
KAPPA GAMMA

Norman, Feb. By placing first
in the sorority scholarship contest
tor the third consecutive time, Kap-
pa Kappa Gamma Sorority became
the permanent owner of the schol-
arship cup offered by the Women's
lnterfraternity Conference. The
race was exceedingly close, the win
ncrs being less than one point high
er than the lowest in rank.
The rank of the different sorori-
ties was as follows: Kappa Kappa
Gamma, ass Kappa Alpha Theta,
1854; Pi Beta Phi, 4.55l; Delta Del
ia Delta, 1872; Delta Gamma, 1890;
Alpha Chi Omega, 1926; Alphi Phi,
4.2lS; Gamma Phi Beta 4.l43.
AT a recent faculty meeting OF
the University of Oklahoma action
was taken by the faculty members
regarding requirements in freshmen
prescribed work. Eight hours OF
government will be equired, and four
hours of American history-thc lat
ter, however only in case the stu
dent has not had American history
in high school.
There is no longer an option be-
tween American and European his
tory, American history IS obligatory.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-04

The Burton Holmes Trayelogues,
the master key OF the world; mini
mum expense, no baggage; abso-
lutte safety by the trayeIogue route,
y
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-04

antee OF sufficient financial backing.
Four debate letter men are now
in school, and excellent material
'front.' he leading high schools of the
state is in the university now and
prospects Tor the development of
a permanent squad are the best in
years.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-04
Membership and Finance.
War Work and Reconstruction.

Edward CIalt, Chairman, l65; Guy
p. Cobb, 256-J p. d. Maxwell, "a;
John Hoffman 70; w. A. Colley
63S
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-04
Wounded Slightly.
Oklahoma.

Sergt. Abbot a. Brady, Ardmore;
(Sergeant Brady, who was 4 men,
ber OF the famous Tank Corps, re-
turned home three weeks ago. He
was wounded in action in the Ar
gonne forest, Oct. A.; Corp. Lee
A. Virgins, Ardmore Corporal
Wiggins was gassed on Oct. II. He
has also returned home, reaching
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-04

The Burton Holmes Trayelogues
is a universal passport to all the
world. 2-2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-04

Encouraged by the success OF the
1918 team, which went through the
season undefeated, Coach Bennie
Owen has arranged the hardest foot
ball schedule for next fall that has
ever been attempted by a Sooner
squad. Most OF the games are with
Missouri Valley Conference teams
and only two Southwestern Con-
ference teams are in the schedule.
Seven games have already been
arranged definitely and two open
dates are yet to be filled. 1t is not
known positively what schools will
be secured for these dates, but it is
very probable that Nebraska and
st. Louis University will be played.
The schedule as arranged at pres
ent is as follows: Central Normal
at Oklahoma City State Fair, Sep
tember 27; University OF Texas at
Dallas, October l8; University of
Missouri at Norman, November 2;
University of Kansas at Lawrence,
November 9; University Of Arkan-
sas at Fayetteville or Fort Smith,
November 10; Kansas Aggies at
Manhattan, Novelber q; Oklahoma
Aggies at Oklahoma City, Thanks
giving day
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-04
New Industries Proposed.

Mark kirkpatrick, Chairman, So;
II. C.. Potteri, 239; /. NJ. Putnam,
1888; James Glenn, 1901; John Eas-
i,,- D-1
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-04
CHAMBER WORK
NOW WELL HANDLED
BY COMMITTEES

in order to meet more fully the
needs OF the city for service along
all OF the diversified lines Of civic
interests, the Ardmore Chamber Of
Commerce has added six commit
tees to the list as originally COM
piled at the beginning OF the pres
ent fiscal year; Civic Affairs-Pub-
lie Safety and Service. Oil and Re-
timing Interests, Manufacturers
Trade Interest, Wholesalers Trade
Interests, Transient Public, Build
ing and Housing Interests. In addi-
ton to these new committees sew
cral Of the old committees have been
enlarged and in a few cases members
have been transferred from one
committee to another in order to
secure their service in lines where
they will be most valuable.
Following is the new committee
list in its entirety. This list will
prove useful II clipped and kept Tor
reference:
House Committee.
+. B. Reid, President, 425; Paul
B. Smith, Secretary, 765; Roy Alex
ander, l65; w. w. Clements, 54;
c. A. Sessions 9l6.
Membership and Finance.
O. II. Wolyerton, Chairman, l02;
Roy NJ. Johnson, 1917; l. II. Love,
207; !. F. Stotts, 500; James Barron,
$50; WW. Lewis, "a; Sidney Suggs,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-04
Industries Now Here.

\. +. Feagin, Chairman, no; !
+. Williams, POS; John Whiteman
l55; W, H. Gregg, Jro 3+7; Oscar
pttto- tOOO
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-04

+. B. Reid, President 425; Paul
B. Smith Secretary, 765; Roy Alex
ander, l65; w. w. Clements, 54;
+ a Corr;1r- O1k
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-08
AMMONIA.

Trzeci spis ofiar ma fundusz 1O-cio ma
lionowy, Tow. Sok6l Polski Kr. Pol,
SIN. or. 1908, $515; Tow. Ogniowo Ma
rodowe, gr. 500 Il. N. p. $362.25; Bra
ctwo Dziewic Zywego Rozanca, sS2S.53;
Tow. KIucz do Nieba, Royal Netghbors,
500; Tow. Kazimierzar Krolewicza, $50;
Tow. Krakusow sw. Floryana, $50; To
warzystwo Polska Ludowa, SIS; Tow.
Bartosza Glowackiego T. N. Pp mr..
1885, 500; Dw6r Forester6w sw. An
ny, $50; Tow. DZiewic Dzieci Maryi,
$50; Tow. Sw. Barbary, SIS; Tow. MI.
sw. Stan. K, $25; Tow. Krola Bolesfawa
Chrobrego, $21: Tow. Bratniej Pomocy
sw. Sbeastyana, SIS; Smerczak Jozef,
500; DR.. Nowakowski Jan, $50; KS. ].
o. Karabasz, $50; wawszczyk Jozef,
$50: Los Jan, $50; Biel AndrDej, $50;
Rochajski Jam, $50; Piechowicz Jozef,
$50; Erazmus Jan, $50; Maleczysin Ka-
tarzyna. $25; Dygdon gLnacy, $25; Biasz
czyk Amelia, $25; Ehlert Wladysfaw,
SOS; Wicek Joseph, SIS; Margosiak WI.
SEQ; Lapczynska Karolina, $40: Stec
Piotr. $50; Welfk Jozef, $15.75; GuZej-
ko J6zef, SIS; Skrzypek Jozef, SIS;
Kasprzyik Jan, SIS; Zapala Rozalia,
s13; Szacik StamisIaw, $40; Biskup An
ma, $40; wiki Jan, $40; Sutor Jozef,. SO;
Machowksi Stan, $40; Chrapla And,
$40; WaIkowicz W}ad.. $40: Lapkiewicz
Jozef, $40 Baran Jozef, $40; Belihski
STAN, $40; Kowalski Jan, $40; Szymu-
six Jam, $40; Pruchnik Franc, SO;
JANA Jak6b, $40; obuchowski Kali
mierz, SO; Legowski Alex, $40; For
nagiel Piotr, $40; Dyba Frapciszek, SO;
Trapka Karol. $40; Spoder fomasz, $40
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-08

.Smutna bardzo nowine otrzymafa
rodzina Rychiowskieh onegdaj Z
Washington. Doniesiono iej, Re syn
1 brat ich, kapral Stanislaw Jozef
RyehIowski, W pietnsscie dni pc wy
ladowaniu we Francyi z wojskami
amerykahskiemi zmari / pochowany
Jest W grobie ma cmentarzu wojsko-
wynn amerykahskim W Lamoeller'
Finisterel we Francyi. Powod6w
jednak zgonu W raporcie rad MA
podaje.
wiadomose ia smutna otrzymafa
natka zmarlego z~oinierza, pani He
lena Rychlowska. Jak doniesiono W
liscie, S. p. kapral Stanisiaw ]. Ry'
chlowski zmarl dnia 1890 pazdzier-
nika, 1918 roku; 'liczyi On PREY ego
ME lat 25. Jest on synem PIP. Micha-
Ia / Heleny Rychiowskich, Fam. pnr.
SO4s North Ayers avenue IA Jacko
vie, W Avondale; nalezaf on do kom
panii IA, 121-go puiku piechoty
W Armii Stan6w Zjednoczonych do
kt6rei przydzielony zostai jake po--
borowy W sierpniu 1918 roku. CIVIL
czenia wstepne odbyl W Camp Vince
Ter. Georgia, p6zniej wysiany byi do
Camp Mills W Nowym Yorku, skad
wsiadf ma okret i we Francyi wyla-
dowal dnia Ego p~azdziernika, 1918
roku. W Is dni pc wyladowanlu
Bogu ducha oddai.
ZmarIy kapral pozostawii brata'
dzielnego wojaka, ~sierzanta Piotra
G. Rvchlowskiego, ktory Jest czicn-
klein kompanii c., 1890 pufkN
piechoty W departamencie kwater-
mistrza a kt6ry W maju T. Z. wyla-
dowal We Francyi, ! dis znajduje
sic zdr6w / caSy, z armia okupacyjna
" Coblentz W Niemczech. Sierzant
Piotr G.. RychIowski, pred wstapie-
nicm 10 wOjska hyi jednym z maj
zdo~lniejszych sub-reporterow ,,Dzier
nika Chicagoskiego'..
S~troskanej rodzinie zasyiamy
wyrazy szczerego wsp6iczucia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-08

Slenk Jan, $40; Bahkowska Antonina,
$40; Szewe Veronica, $40; Pier6g Wa
wrzynbec i Kuneg., $40; Faron Franci-
seek, $40; WysokEnski Konstanty, $40;
JureGl Marya. $40; W~ierzchowska Fran
cisZek, SO; N. n, $40; Kozuo Jozef S.;
Kuzdzai Le2In. sS.46; Bajek Franciszke,
81; Ferst Marya, Sc.
Pc $500 ofiarowali: Ziemiak Franci-
seek, Zaremba J0zef, Gortowski Wojc.,
Gniewkowska Franctiszka, Kopacz Jan,
Gondek Jan, MidelSka Karolina. Rosli-
wicz Andrzej, Gall Maciej, Lach VOL
CZECH, Ferenc Andrzej, Bisz Jan, Ma
jerczyk Alojzy, Bzdyl Wojciech, Garn-
carz Jan, Jankowska FIranciszka, Ku-
ciek Maryanna, Swiatiowska Teresa,
Augustyn J6zef, Mazur MARGIN, Ma
ldziarczyk Wojciech, .Bes!en Andrzje,
K~onstauty, Jarlszewicz Ignacy Bie1ak
Wiktorya, L~angowska Anilea, kaczmar
czyk Stefaniac Czajka Jozef, Wachala
Jozef, Franczyk Micha}, Pason Waw-
rzyniec, Pamulak Antoni, Swiatek Bar
bara, Sip'wihski MARGIN, Butlak Igna-
cy,. Pruchnik Jan, Wleklinski Roman,
Fic Julia, Koc F~ranciszek, Lech Jozef,
Slazak Piotr, Arendarczyk Jan, Cygan
Wojciech, Jaskulski STAN, Labus VOL
CZECH, Dpdzik Jan, M}ynarczyk Helena,
Janko wska Franz, Folenga Andrea, Je
zuit Jan, Niemczura J6zef, Kozsowskd
J6zef, Niziolek Francis1ek, Wojcik Jo-
uef, Roszczyk Wincenty, Romaniak Sta
nis}aw, Walaszek Jan, Mink Jan,
Kwit ntoni, Jaracz K~atarzyna, Rasiew
Maryanna, Ma}ocha Stanisiaw Kostro
Edward, $4.23; Trembacz Wojoiech, 81;
Jachimiec Jan, 81; Ligas Jozef, So;
Giers Wiadyslaw, SO; Andryaszkiewicz
Zygm., SO; Wojcdk JAM SO; HaryzlaH
Jan, $50; Hary2lak Jan III, $780,. Sy-
nowdeeki J6zef, So: CALAIS Waienty. 80;
Kofdras Wladyslaw, 50; Wsoi MARGIN,
50; Potok Wojciech 81; KopeG Wiaty-
slaw, 81; Mlkula Eva, 81: olszak Wa
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Z AVONDALE.

Siodma lista skladek ma I0-cbo Milo
nowy Fundusz N~arodowy W parafH sw'
Jacka:
~Towarzystwo Sokol Polski W Avon
| dale. gn. mr.. q wv. Sok. Pol. w Am. gr.
705 wv. Mar. Pol. $500.
Pc $4,000 ziozyli: - Jozef Wtoczew-
ski, B. Raclawski, DR.. w. w. NowacRi
Giberty Bonrt, deklar. ma Wfecu W
hall Zjednoczenia'9, ]. Smisnie wScz, NJ.
Kopalczy6ski, i Leonard ~Stankowicz.
Pc 500: - J. Gramza, S. Mroczkow-
ski, Zygln. Grucza.
| Pc SEQ. 90: - F. Rostkowski.
Pc $500: - S. Sadowski, F. Kon, A.
dwokat J6z. Lisak.
Pc $1,000: = Leon Kleszczynskd.
Pc. $1,000: j. Zientek, NIECE. Koter-
ski, FIR. Groblewicz, ]. K~onopacka, r.
Hojnackd, E. Niemyskaj, j. Wegner, FIR.
Stefahski, Ign. ~Zagorski, j. M. kozfo-
wski.
Pc $500: - S. Jaks, ]. Terakowski, j.
Kfkulski, ]. Tobias1, s. Rydlewicz, A.
Rack, st. Olejniczak, Eel. Wastlew-
ski, Szcz. Turek, Sylw. Roszak, NJ. Lii
| twdcki. ]. S~talihska, Ign. Steinke, FIR.
Rutkowski, *. Gorny. NJ. Maiecka' M.
| Drocinska, j. NJ. Kozfowskd.
Pc $500: - A. Zagorski.
Pc $500: - Jan Wejk.
Pc $500: = Ant. Ruchniewfcz, Fr.
FIR. Sieramieski, j. e w~andowski, j.
, Zagorski, L. Tomczak, ]. Filtpiak, +. 30
nGkowski, NJ. Wichlacz, ?. Pote apm,F.
f. Sielman.
Pc $500: = r. Kiessing, T. Krolik.
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&w. Wojciecha W Niles, ma parceli ia
milijnej. Mech odpoczywa W poko-
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Ma LUMBAGO
Spr6bujcis Musterole. ~Zobaczycie Jai'
Szybko Ona Ulzy

Tylko natrzeS Musterole predko, a Il.
zwyczaj Dol przejdzie-a mile uczuci :
ukojenia zajmie jego miejsce.
Musterole jest czysta, bia}a masci
zrobiona olejem gorczycy. Uzywa sc
zamiast plastra z gorczycy. Me sprow:.
dzi pecherza. Wielu doktor6w 4
pielegniarek chorych uzywa Mustero'a
j poleca ia swym pacyentom.
Opowiedza oni chetnie jaka ulge oIa
przynosi ma boil gardla, bronchit, kruY,
sztywnoss szyi, astme, neuralgia koE.
gestye, zapaienie opiucnej, reumatyzT,
lumbago, boil " krzyzu i stawach, W.
wichniecie, bolace miesnie, potmczeniS,
odziebienie, odmrozenie n6g, zaziebienA
piersi (czesto~ zapobiega zapaleniu piuek.
SOC l coo s!oik; sloik szpitalny $3.50.
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Regularne posiedzenie Alumn6w
szkoiy Najsw. Maryi Fanny Aniel-
skiej odbedzie sic W przyszly ponie-
dziaiek O godzinie 1880 wieczorem
W sail zwykiych posiedzen. Wszyscy
alumni powinni bye obecni, ponie--
.waz sa wa5ne sprawy do zalatwie-
MIA.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-08

Jan Bojk, SEX. prot; Saucepan Det-
laff, sekr. fin; Jak6b Ewald, ka-
syer. Przemawiali X. proboszcz / u
rzednicy. Pc i~nstalacyi odbyla sic
skromna przekaska, gdzie chwile GA
su s~pedzono ma milej pogawedce.
S
w ostatnia niedziele miesiaca, d.
26go stycznia, b. r. W parafii SW.
J6zafata rozpocznie sic czterdziesto-
godzinne nabozenstwo, kt6re potrwa
try dni. UroczystosG zapowiada sic
~wspaniale.
Tow. Dzieci Maryi, przygotoWuje
sic do wystawienia pieknej i zajmu-
jacej Suzuki p. t. ,~,Patrycya", W sa-
Ii p~arafialnej W przysz}ym miesia-
GU lutym. Przedstawienie to jest pod
kierownictwem Si6str Nazaretanek,
ktore pracuja gorliwie z m}odemi pa
nienkami W tejze parafii.
X
Wczoraj ano o godzinie loci Cd
byl sic pogrzeb S. p. Franciszki CAT
Ike, Fam. pnr. 1886 Wrightwood we
liczacej lat go. Naboze1stwo zaiob-
ne "a spok6j duszy zmarlej odpra-
viii x. Felix Prange, W asystencyl
x. Stanis}awa Derengowskiego, ia
ko dyakona i x. Franciszka Tyrchy.
iako subdyakona. Prey bocznych OIL
tarzach Msze sw. odprawiali x. Fe-
lix Feldheim / Karol MarcinkieWicz.
Zmarla byla ciotka X. F. Prangi. =
Zwloki zmarlej zlozone zostaiy ma
wieczny spoczynek ma cmentarzu
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x. Stanislaw Gadacz c. R., kt6ry
jest obecnie profesorem W Kolle--
GUM sw. Stanislawa Kostki, ma
przyszlosG bedzie sic zajmowai Fun
duszem Narodowym W parafii Najs.
Maryi Fanny A~nielskiej. Dotad za1-
mowal sic MIN X. Artur Dabrowski
C. R. Ktokolwiek zyczylby sobie zlo
Eye danine ma Polske, ten niechaI
zlozy ofiare ma plebanii ma rece X.
Gadacza, C.. R.
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Mar. Ronowska, J6z. l.. Daro wicz, Mar.
Pankowska, J6z. Botuiitski, N. Stree
teaka, j. Janca. L. Niepokojczyk, w. 10
buch, S. Placzek, /. Placzek, X. Dzier-
zewski, +. Dzirezewski, J. Wejna, l..
ska.
Pierzenski, j. Osowski. / r. Nowakow-
soc St. Maliislui.
Ks. Jan Zdechlik. c. r., proboszcZ:
4. j. PIocihski, prezes; T. JnszkOwski,
wice-prez.; J6zef PnIIwOda, sekretarz
protokofowy; w. ZydeI. sekretarz f!na~
sowy; s. Is. kyra swOkI, nUk,W-RI5OO-
sowy; =. X. Tyrakowski, kasyer; -
Komitet Ohywatelski.