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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-12
RAISING HEALTH STANDARD.

The commissioners Of Escambia county are as
yet undecided as to whether this county should
take it's place with other forward-looking coun-
ties in the state, in meeting the health problems
through the appointment of full-time public
health officer.
The commissioners are busy people, and no
doubt have not time to keep fully in touch with
the work along this line that is going on about
us, and come of them are doubtful as to the ben
fits to be gained through the work that is being
carried on by the public health service, and that
will be continued in Pensacola and Escambia
county provided the county and city commits
siohers meet the state on common ground and
provide each one third of the three thousand dol
lars which will be necessary for the salary of
this officer.
The state health board will furnish one thou
sand dollars, provided the city and county will
each put up one thousand. Some of the COM
niissioners seem to doubt the practically of this
idea.
Here are q few facts worthy of consideration
by the county board: In the United States there
are 100000 workers who lose 323,00O,00O
working days a year FROM PREVENTABLE
ILLNESS. Assuming that the average wages
is 1926 day, the annual loss to the workers and
to the nation is than billion dollars, with
out including the loss through decrease in the
potential productive capacity. Such waste is
appalling and only furnishes proof that peace has
its battles as well as war.
This authoritative statement is made by Floyd
W. Parsons, whose investigations along this line
were recently published in the Saturday Evening
Post
Mr.. Parsons says: 1T is unwise to assume
that wages and hours are the only causes of la
Dor unrest. Good health is a fundamental of
individual and corporation success as well as an
essential to the rapid development of the ma
ton. Our sedate lawmakers go on year after
year in their partisan discussion of the same old
themes, while the live fires of human misery
most of which could be extngushed- continue
TO rage
I'm war or disaster the nation jumps to arms,
but we are slow in rousing the same spirit to
combat CANCERS where the knowledge must be
conveyed through the intellect and not by stimu-
latiCn Of the emotions.
'"The man of wealth. can live on the interest
from his capital, and therefore does not require
health in order to exist. The health of the work
man Is his only important asset and without it
he loses his power to earn living"
Ii was shown yesterday in The Journal how
Investigations have proven that the greatest
percentabe of poverty is due to health conditions
Even slight betterment in the health of the
country's population increases the total working
power of the country. So any expenditure of the
county's money comes back to us in dollars and
cents saved in raising the working standard of
the county.
THIS rs WORTHY THE CONSIDERATION
OF THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-12

Heinie's complaint that the peace terms will
mean moral degradation for Germany reminds
US of the murderer who didn't want to be hanged
because it would disgrace his family
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-12
STATE OPINION.
A Gait Ho,I,t--
= z 9 g . z z ERaHsBEsa

Gait Fight
nocturnal cat fight USUALLY
aro0ses the ire OF the neishborhood
wherein it occurs. Thexe was a cat
raSpt in Tallahassee a few days ago
wherein it was Gov. Cats on one side
and the state legislature on the other.
and If the governor did not learn that
the legislators opinion of him is darn
small II was not the fault OF the mem
oers. Inc scrap came up by the gov
ernor denying some statements made
oy two legislators. but the house voted
not to spread his message on the
minutes, with only one dissenting
vote. Score one for the legislature
Graceville Advertiser
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-12
Some Picnic

Some Picnic
A committee has been chosen and
arrangements are now underway ror
one of the biggest July 4th celebra-
tions at Camp Walton that day ever
pulled off in Okaloosa county, and
with the assurance that Turkey
creek hill is TO be put in reasonable
good shape for car traffic by that
time, which is now the only real
bad place on the roaG between Crest
view and that place. il is believed
pie to this most famous summer re-
sort on this day.
There will be swimming races, boat
races and other high class entertain
ments throughout the entire day, for
which there will be several appro
pirate prizes awarded to the success
full contestants.
To those who have never been to
Camp walton and seen and partook
of the genial hospitality of the people
at that place. and en:-5ed taking
dip" in the surf waters of the great
gulf, let us say that this will be the
chance of a life time. The town
has ample hotel facilities to feed
and take care of you on this day.
So now while you have plenty of time
to make ready for the days outing,
begin preparations with the steadfast
resolution that you are young. and on
the morning of the 4th. get your fam
lily into your "flivver" and proceed
and unless some unavoidable accident
should happen between now and that
date, you will meet the editor of the
News-Journal there.-Okaloosa News
Journal
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-12

Hun statesmen tell US in vigorous language
that signing the treaty would spell the ruin of
the German empire. True. And refusing to
sign will spell the ruin of what is left of the
pire.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-12
For the Relief of Rheumatic Pains.

When you have stiffness and sore
ness of the muscles. aching joints
and find 1t difficult to move without
pain try massaging the affected parts
with Chamberlain's Liniment. 1t will
relieve the pain and make rest and
sleep possib1e-Adv
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-12

This isn't the same world we were living in
back in 1914 But it hasn't changed much more
than the war aims that flourished back in that
remote period.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-12

The council is trying to find some solution of
the Turkish problem that will leave the Moham-
medan free to exercise his faith but not free to
exercise his works.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-12

The reason we can't understand statesman
ship is because senator will favor giving half
developed race the right to govern itself, and
vote to deny the same right to American women.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-12

Senator Sherman thinks it treason to try to
understand Wilson. At any rate few of those
who are reasonable do understand him.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-12

fhe bureau OF labor statistics has found that
20 articles of food are SIS per cent higher than in
1913. Here is your basis for a fair wage scale.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-12

We have large, overgrown bunch that the
German people will insist that the government
aiRR or resign.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-12
Same Here

Same Here
About the most sensible thing you
can do for the boy this vacation is to
teach him to swim. 1t is the most en-
joyabIe exercise here, and the induce
ment to frequent bathing in the ocean
water stimulates good health. Besides,
no one knows when the boy, or girl
for that matter, is p edestined to take
a tumble into the water, and it viii
be fortunate when that-time< comes
if the child can swim enough to keep
going until help arrives. While teach
ing swimming. don't neglect to i'm
press the difference in tides and the
strength of undertoI~ in the beaches.
There is no good reason why the chill
dren should not be reasonably indie
pendent in the water.--Miami Me-
tropolis.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-12
Who Is the Cats Paw

There has been a threat made that
Gov Cats would make an effort to
occupy F1etchers seat in senate, next
term. The people of the state would
not lament his departure to other
fields as private citizen, but we do
not believe there are many 0f any,
who want to get rid of him bad
enough to send him to Washington
as an accredited representative of the
Land of Flowers in the highest body
in the country.-Graceville Advertiser
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-12
sis Side. Partner

SlS SfQe- FaFEnSf-
Business in Brewton has grown
amazingly for Harry Neel, of the
Standard, and we now find that clever
gentleman and excellent newspaper
man invading other fields and taking
in a partner. Mr.. Neel has been pub
fishing the Brewton Standard for
eight years and has prospered.
He has now formed a partnership
with Uncle ST Lillard, of the Foley
OnIooker, and they have added the
FTora1a, Ala, News Democrat to the
string. They will publish papers and
do job work for all three towns.
We wish the new venture every
success. Mr. Li1lard is one of the
best newspaper men we know and he
will hold up his end in every emer-
gency.
Here's hoping you make million!
-Molino Times News.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-12
To Strike Oil

To Strike Oil
Nature is both bounteous and wise.
She has richly endowed Florida with
wealth producing resources pnus-
phate beds, citrus and other fruits,
iron deposits. winter vegetables, it's
fisheries and the wonderful Ever
world and possibly become the sugar
bowl of the United States. Even the
dang1 Gus and useless denizens of
the sea, the sharks, dolphins, sting
rays, ct al. are being converted into
leather to help reduce the high cost Of
footwear-an ally to the lessened de-
mand for officers puttees, each leg
mark of rank representing two pairs
of "uppers.'
Now comes the scientists and tell
us that crude oil underlies the state
in linitless quantities. Frank Bruen.
q Tampa man, claims Florida will
eventually lead all the states in oil
production, basing his statement on
remarks made by eminent biologists
and leading oil men. Mr.. Bruen claims
that the great S. o. company has had
for some time intimate knowledge OF
the time comes to tap this great res
ervoir of hidden wealth the big cor
poration will be on hand to do the
tapping.
And why not? Only gulf separates
this land from Tex.5 and Oklahoma
to the northwest of us and Mexico
with it's great Tampico fields to the
southwest.-Miam Metropolis.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-21
Notatki z Town
of Lake.

Jutro W n~iedziele, W sail parafialnej
sw. Jana Boaego, o godzinie 80 VIE
czorem odbedzie se zapowledziany po-
pis dziatwy szkolnej z Okazyi uroczy-
stego zakonczen1a rOku szkolnego. Pro
gram Jest urozmaicony i zadowoli kaz-
diego. Przyjd&cie wszyscy a %przekona-
Gle sic jake postepy w naukach robi
dziatwa w katolickiej szkole parafial-
nej. Dyplomy i nagrody wreczy X.
Konsuhtor Uudwik Grudzifs ski, pro-
boszcz, ktory zarazem przemowi do
dziatwy.
W najbli4szych ~poniedzia}ek dnla
23go b. m, Towarzystwo sw. Alto
zego, skiadajace sic z sameJ mfodzie-
~ a skupione W parafi sw. Jana Bo-
lego, urzadza prywatna tylko ola czlon
k6w zabawe letnia W sail pawtlonu par
ku Sherman, PREY 52ej l So. Racine
ave. Komttet urzadzajacy przygotowu
je szereg niespodzianke. Wstep "a Okla
zaniem stosownego zaproszenia.
" czwartek wieczorem odbyl sic
chr0est dziecka PIP. Jozefa 1 Zofii z
Rencow Kniszewskch, zam. pnr. 1902
W. 51-sza III, ma Janowie. Ma chrzcle
sw., madame imie Izabela. Chrzestnymi
byli: P. wladys3aw ZalewsN 1 PAM
Marcyanna Ryniec.
Tow. Huzar6w i'm. Kazimierza Pula-
| skiego, W tych dniach zfozy{o ma Pol
ske $500, ma zee X. Szczepana Szcze
pahskiego, mietscowego asystenta.
Ubieglej srody W koSciele NajSw.
Serca Pana Jezusa, ma Mszy sw., o 60
dzin1e 10tej ~pofac0ouy zosta1 zwia-
EEK maf1efski p. Jana Weso}owskiego,
wdowca z panna J~ulianna Kukulka,
Fam. pnr. 1853 s. Marshfield ave. T.
c1ta weselna odbyfa sic skromnie W
scis{em h6fku rodzinnym.
W przyszly pfatek W uroczystO.
N~ajs1odszego Serca Pana Jezusa, cd
bedzie sic doroczny odpust W koScielc
pod lynne we1waniem, kt6rego probO,
szc1em Jest x. FfaNiszek Karabasz.
Ma u~roczystoSc te zostalo zaproszonych
wielu kap4an6w q sasiednich parafij.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-21
q WIECU AGITACYJNEGo.

Wczoraj wteczorem odbW sic W
sail Walsha vice agttacyjny zwo4a-
ny przez Komisye Przemys}u 1 Han
dlu z iona Gminy 3-iej Zwiazku
Mar. Polskiego. Ma przewodniczace-
20 powolano OBJ. Hinkelmana, ktory
we wstepnej movie omowit eel re-
brania. Przemaw1ali r6wniet Oh.
Nowak, prezes, PM Milewska, pre-
zeska Zw., oraz cz}onek Stow. Kup-
COW 1 Przemyslowcow p. Baranow-
ski. Mowiono tresciwie 1 rzeczowo
O stosunkach panujacych W naszej
Polonii odnosnie do kupieotwa, kto-
re znajduje sic obecnie W rekach
nam wrogich; omawiano sprawe so
udaryzowania sic laooenia dla villas
nego II tylko dobra a przedewszyst-
KLEIN pamietaniu zawsze o hasle:
.,swoj do swego". Sprawdzono z a
dowoleniem, Re wielu wrogfch nam
v3ascicieli sklep6w, ktorzy do tel
nory tuczyli sic nasze praca, opusz-
ca rromaduie swe posterunki, stra-
ciwszy poparcie tych, ma ktorych
-zucan oszczerstwa. Wszyscy be-
vyjatku zebranf przyrzekn ma PREY
sz,ose robae Eatupy tyTku " skle--
mach swoioh rodakow 1 tym PREY
ozynie sic Do Ebudowsnfa wfasnego
handlu 1 przemystu, a co "a TEN
,dzie nabycia SHY 1 pomasania.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-21

C. R., X. Adolf Drewniak c. R., x
Franciszek SARA c. r., y. Teofil Szyp
kowski C r., X. J0zcf Zwierzycki c..
R., Y. Franciszek Kubiaczyk G. R., x.
Edward Stefanowicz, Y. Franciszek
Dembihski G. R., Y. Franciszek Re-
pi6ski c. R., y. W~ladyslaw Filipski G..
R., X. Franciszek PieczyGski c. R., X.
Karol Falihski. C. r., Y. J6zef Tara
siuk c. R.. X. prOboszcz Jan Zdech-
lik G. R., Y. Stefan Kowalczyk C.. R.
Chrzestnymi przy bierzmowaniu byli :
Pan Wojciech Orzechowski 1 p. An
drzej j. Schultz, oraz PAM malaysia
WI Grlnwald / PAM Maryanna Ore
chowska.
Doroczna wycieczka dziatwy szkol-
nej W parafli sw. Jacka, odbedzie sic
W przysz}a srode, dnia 25-go b. m, W
ogrodzie Kolzego, przy Irving Park
Blvd, naprzeciw zakiadu W Dunning.
Ola starszych zas odbedzie sic popo-
}ldniu 1 wieczore MAX zwykle co roku
bywafo.
Jezeli pogoda sprzyjac bedzie, to u
roczysta procesya BoAego Ciala odbe-
die sic naokofo koscio{a zaraz DO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-21

Brzoska, PIP. Jan Dankowscy, PIP.
Ignacy Dankowski, PIP. Bernard
Brzoska, PAM Karolina Danisch, PIP.
J6zef Zbieralski, PIP. Jozef Brzoska,
PIP. Andrzej Klasen 1 p. Alonzo Kas-
mar.
q 50 u
22ga serve otwiera Tow. Budow-
niczo- ~Pozyczkowe 1 Kasa Oszczed-
nosci sw. Heleny, ma Helenowie d.
1890 czerwca 1919 r. Do seryi "a
pisa6 sic motna W sail parafialneJ
Sw. Heleny. Augusta ul., blisko We
stern ave. W kazdy poniedzia}ek cd
godziny 1880 do 9tej wieczorem ma
po%siedzeLiu Gyrekcyi. Tow. to ist-
nieje przeszto 8 lat, Jest inkorporo-
wane 1 pod nadzorem stanu Illinois
nale4y do Polskiej Stanowej Ligi To
warzystw Pozyczkowych. Admin
stracya Tow. Jest nastepujaca: FIR.
Kuich, prezes; ]. Kempczyhski, wi
ceprezes; Jan F. Ruszkiewicz, Sc
kretarz; M. Woiczyhski, kasyer; J6
zef Kowalski, asyst. sekr.; NJ. ]. st.
George, adwokat; dyrektorzy: St.
Wentowski, w. Prus 1 Jan Kruk.
Komitet Obywatelski dzielnicy
Wojciechowa zwoiuje ma %poniedzia
lex wieczorem wielkie zebranie, kt6
re odbedzie sic W sail parafialneJ,
Sprawl jest wielkiej wagi, poniewaz
jak wiadomo w~szystkich, Polonia W
calej Ameryce bierze sic obecnie ma
dobre do organizacyi w}asnego ku-
piectwa 1 handlu, w}asne budowac
zamysla Kooperatywy 1 sklepy, a to
dlatego, poniewat przedewszyst--
KLEIN czuje sic ma si}ach a pc dru-
gle, ME widzi %potrzeby, dlaczego
wrogowie nasi maja groszem nasEym
sic tuczyt. Ma posiedzeniu tym u
chwalonym zostanie niechybnie
wiele watnych bardzo uchwal, OBJ
chodzacych przynoszacych nam
wiele dobrego W przyszlosci; z tego
te4 wzgledu katdy Polak l Polka.
kt6rzv zdaja sobie sprawe q potrze-
b wspoldziaiania, winni ma to zebra
ME pospieszyc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-21
'NOTATN OSOBISTE.

W czwartek wieczorem, z dwor,
ca Grand Central, PREY nj. Harrison
I Wells, LIMA kolejowa Pere Mar
quette wyjechaly ma dluzszy pobyt
do Derby, Mich, PM Marya Koto'
wska z szynkiem Rajmundem, Fam,
pnr. 1921 Holt ul. | PM Wiktorya
Kotowska, z c6reczka Loretta, zam
pnr. 124S Holt ul. P~odejmowane
beda przez PIP. Kotowskich, ktorzy
p~osiada1a wielka farme owotowa
W tel ~miejscowosci. 2 powrotem "a
mierzata zwiedzH niedaleko miesz,
czace sic Hawne kapiele, W Benton
Harbor, Mich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-21

tenn ma konwencye narodowa, kt6ra
sic odbedzie W Atlantic City, N. j.,
dnia 25go, / 2Sgo czerwca.
Miody Benny Zieliiski, zam. p.
mr.. 1925 ". 1Sta ul., znaleziony 20
STAB W lyle swego domu z przestrze-
Iona noga. Pc zapytaniu sic 60. kto
jest sprawca nieszczescia, tl6maczyl
re przechodzac alicia, podstrzelony
zosta} z ukrycia przez nieznajomego
czlowieka, po dfu5szym jednak ba-
dantu przyznai sic do wszystkiego,
| powiedzial, te sam sic zranil PREY
padkowo, ogladajac nabta broh. -
WEieto go do szpitala powiatowego,
a Pc wyZdrowieniu bedzie opowia--
dab sedziemu gdzie naby{ revolver
1 POGO.
+ q +
" domu rodzicow PIP. Aleksego
l Maryi Michalskich, gam. pnr. 1918
W. gotta ul., urzadziiy p~rzyjaclolki
jej mia niespodzianke pannie Cecy-
III Michalskiej, I, wv. Shower.
Nastepujace panienki byiy obecne:
A. Michalska, A. B~rzeZihska, NJ.
Hops, A. Ryan, A. wiochalska, E.
Hops 1 M. Foost, oraz panic: F,
Wlochalska, ]. Pietrowicz, J. VITO
chalska, J. Michalska, H. Winka,
L. Wydrzy6ska, S. Kratvill I A. Ra-
dziszewska. Parma Cecylia wstepuje
" zwfazek m~alaehskt z panem Ste
fanem J%andeckim W srode, dpia %
czerwca, O godzinie $50, W kosciele
p. W. sw. Wojciecha.
q - y
Onegdaj o godz. 1890 rano "
kosciole sw. Kazimierza. PARMA Ro-
zalia Brz6ska, c6rka PIP. Rudolfa !
Cecylii Brzoska, dfugoletnich para
fan Kazimierzowa, zostala poiacDo
ma zwiazkiem ~maizenskim z panem
Danielem Dankowskim, synem PIP.
Jana F1lomeny Dankowskich, wy
bitnych parafian Kazimierzowa. &c
remonie odprawiI kapelan armii st.
lied, X. Edward Dankowski, ku--
zyn pana mlodego. Dana honorowa
byla ~siostra PAM m}odei parma 70
fla Brz6ska. Druibowali parma FL
lomena Dankowska, siostra pana
mfodego z panem Bernardem Bro
ska, bratem pani miodej. Ma orga-
mach przygrywai p. Wladysiaw Dom
bek; solowe czesci wykona,a PAM
Jadwiga Dombek, wybitna spiewa-
czka Kazimierzowa.
Cody weselne odbyiy sic W domu
PAM mlodej pnr. 2617 SO. Troy
ul. W scislem gronie familijnem.
Przy obiedzie odcsytywaf kongra-
t~ulacyjne telegramy x. Edward
Dankowski. Obecni ma weselu byh
x. Edward Dankdwsh, K. VOL
czech Furman, x. Jan Kozfowskl'
x. Jan Zelezihski, PIP. Rudolf
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-21
z JACKOWA.

We czwartek W uoczystoSc Bo4ego
Cia1a, odbyia sic ~uroczysta Komunia
sw., nas0ej dztatwy s~zkolnej. do kt6-
rel sic cd ~dluhszeso pr3ygotowa-
wywano o godz. s rano " przeSli--
czny dzief s~loneczny dzieci s5kolne wy
prowadzono procesyunalnie e starego
budyuku s1kolnego do koscio}a PREY
d4wiekach kapeH parsfiahej / bicia
dzwon6w, przy udziale ~miejscowych ka
pfan6w, ministrant6w 1 licznle zgroma-
dZonych wiernych gdzie w kosciele
pieknie pr~zystrojonym zaje}a d5iatwa
stosownie do uroczystej chwili przy--
Drama, swe miejsca. Solenna Msze ew.,
celebrowa} x. probs1z Jan Zdechik
C. R., W asystencyi X. Stefana Kowal-
czyka c. R. jake dyakona / X. Artura
Dabrowskiego G. R. jake subdyakona.
Do Stotu Pafskiego przystapi1o pre-
sz}o $50 dMeci. Popofudniu zas o 60
dsinie $50 przybyi ma plebanie J. E.
x. Biskup Sufragan McGavick, kt6ry
przybrawszy sic W szaty pontyfikalne
procesyonalnie wprowad1ony zosta} do
Swiatyni Pahskej W otoczeniu Ksie-
ty l minstrant6w. przy spiewie ,Ecce
Sacerdos MaSnUB". Dostotnik kosdo}a
wstspi3 ma stopuie o3tar1a | udzien}
Sakramentu Bierzmowania GIG oso--
bonn TAX d1tectom jak 1 starszym. x.
Biskupowi pomagai W ceremouiach
Bier1mowania, jake asystenci: K. Raj
mund Applet 1 K. Befiarl, jakute4 x.
Walenty Swientek c. R., K. Patry-
cyusz Brown. Z. DIR. stanislaw Gadacz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-21

WRr0a gN0o4 H1o-Gn4ie11kd0
pZInNNK CHoAGoSN prsodajs
ls1 wzgledsm doasru. 1 trsSa nate
URfp-
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Possukujeas pracyS - Czv-ai piinis
cRloszenia pod rubrYks ,.PracS. -
syr9I,a.h nrIE%NIg TttiI't 'GNSE'h
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-21

nieszporach o godzinie 3-ciej popoiu-
dniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-21

Tow. Synowie Podzielonej Polski
grupa zwiazkowa No. 1892 urzadza
iutro wspanialy piknik " ogrodzie
OBJ. Kulczyka, kt6ry rozpocznie sic
o godzinie pierwszej. Dojechac MOI
ma tam - biorac Milwaukee ave.
tramwaj do kohca. Ogr6d znajduje
sic o kiIka minut Cd cmentarza Sw.
wojciecha. Wiele tam niespodzia-
mex.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-21

Jutro W niedziele 22go b. m,
vieczorem, W sail sw. Stanisiawa
odbedzje sic popis Kollegium sw.
Stanislawa Kostki. Ma programme
- miedzy innymi - nowost, ME
produkowana d~otychczas, miano--
wicie wyjatek z ,,Bolladyny" Sto-
wackiego. Dyplomy abituryentom
vreczy Y. Franciszek Gordon c. R.,
Przelozony Xxx. Zmartwychwstan--
cow " AmeryCe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-21

Bank Polski Depositors, miesz-
czacy ste pnr. 4633-37 So. Ashland
ave-. ktorego haslem jest oszczedza-
ME pieniedzy ma w~yksztafcenie MILO
diego pokolenia, majac ma celu ulat-
wienie tegoz, zainteresowal oko(o 80
studentow / studentek szk6{ wyz-
szych. kt6rzy vienna udziai W kon-
tescie ma ten eel urzadzonym. Kon-
test rozpocznie sic W p9niedziaaeA
urzyszly. Kontestanei odwiedza kaz
ds famiIie zamieszkala W dzielni-
each Bridgeport, Brighton Park,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-21

Choir Chopina No. l wv. S. P, u
rzadza W niedalekiej przysziosei, DO
luz W niedziele dnia 6-go lipca
wspanialy piknik, W ogrodzie Polo
MIA - W Jefferson Parku, ma kto-
~ wybiera sic niezliczona Hose INA
jomych i krewnych tgo sympatycz-
nego spiewaczego Kdka. Poczatek
zapowiadaja ma godzine T2-ta z
poludnia 1 obiscuia wiele przy1em-
aas~.lzionaL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-21

Take iutro odbedzie sic popis
dzieci szkoiy Niepokalanego Serca
Nary W dzielnicy irving Park,
gdzie proboszczem jest x. Rajmund
Applet, W sail parafialnei o godzi-
ME 1880 wieczorem. Polonia tam
tejsza powinna zapeinit sale pc
brzegi. Program bedzie wysmie-
nifty 1 zadowoli kazdego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-21

Tow. Mlodzie6c6w sw. Czeslawa,
z parafii sw. Jana Kantego. iedno z
najliczniejszych towarzystw para
fialnych ma Kantowie urzadza ju,
tro. ~wycieczke do ogrodu Atlas PREY
Crawford ave. Poczatek o godzinie
lei W poiudnie. Komitet urzad7aja-
cy iak najuprzejmiej wszystkich
kantowiGkow zaprasza nan do jak
najliczniejszego wspoludzialu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-21

: Jan Bolihskt, 1891 Holt Ill, pre-
wieziony zosta{ do szpitala psychia-
tycznego, gdy okazalo sic. re chwi-
lowo stracii kontrole mad swymi
zmyslami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-21

Pan Andrzej ]. Schultz, prezes
Stow. Poiskich Posrednikow Realno
sciowych zosta{ wybrany przez Chi
cago Real Estate Board" delega--