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The Washington times., 1919-01-17

MRS. MARCELLE NJ. KIRK,
Very petite and pretty. and one
of the 10000 French girls report
ed to have become brides of
American soldiers, recently ar
rived at New York aboard the
British transport Ulua.
She is the wife af Capt. George
E. Kirk. an aviator. from San
Francisco, who is now GONZALES
cling at a Paris hospital. Mrs.
Kirk. who was a nurse at the Red
Cross hospital at Issondun, nursed
Captain Kirk when he was taken
there after being hurt, in an air
duel. The couple were married
on March 2 last. Learning that
her husband might be sent to
America soon Mrs. Kirk hurried
over on the Ulua, knowing that
efficers' and soldiers wives would
not be permitted to accompany
their husbands.
The Washington times., 1919-01-17
Mems Wool Hose
At Reduced Prices
For the Increasing Number Of Men
Now Wearing Them

For general wear, 70 the man who plays golf |
or INDUCES in other outdoor exercise, for the civ
ilian soldier, This is opportunity thst many l
men will take advantage of. 4
Mems Ribbed Wool Hose, black white, khaki, = 4
oxford and hea her shades, sl.c0 pair. Were |
S1.50.
Mems Extra Fine Heavy White Wool Hose, 4
S1-50 pair. Were S200 \
Mems All-wool Unshrinkabe Hose. black, nat
ural and oxford; light weight; s5c pair Were 1
$1,0O.
Mems Lightweight Silk and Wool Mixed \
Hose, Sl.0O pair. Were S1.50. s-' Il
Mems Lightweight Silk and Woo. Mixed |
Hose, black only, SOC pain. Were 75c. ass -.r 4
Mems Heavy-n eight Khali-colored Wool Hose, /
75c pair Were $1.5O. EES |
Mems Heavy Merino Hose, black q: d natural d
gray, SOC pair. We're Csc
Mems Heavy Cotton and NooI Mixed Hosesdai
black and natural gray S5c pair. pairs Ter, |
Slco. Were SOC. ! 1ue
First floor, + street. sesb9
The Washington times., 1919-01-17
81 Bring a Breath of Fir Trees
From Woodlands Where | Crow

If you do not possess one or more of
these refreshing messengers from the pine
woods you should see the fine lot of pine
pillows assembled on the Second floor-ob-
long in shape, of linen crash, with jolly
camp scenes in the pine forests printed
over their tops and loaded with fragrant
pine burrs. Price 75c and 85c.
Second floor, Tenth street
The Washington times., 1919-01-17
FIND HARVARD STAR DEAD
AFTER SIX MONTHS HUNT

BOSTON, Jan. 17.-Missing since
last July. Lieut.. George McKinlock,
star back on the Harvard football
team Of 1o14-15 and well-known ath-
lete. Is now officially reported as
having been killed in action.
During the midst Of terrific fght-
ing he was dispatched on a danger
Gus mission, from which he failed to
return.
The Washington times., 1919-01-17
We Are Now Holding Our
Semi-Ann,lal Clearance of
Mems
High-Grade Shirts

Featuring, large variety of patterns, ex-
celIcnt quality of materials, and splendid
making.
A twice. yearly event with us and for
that reason is one of the most important
events of tht year i'll the Mems SeCtirnS
hriH%in& as it docs an opportunity for men
to rcpleniSh their supply of shirts at most
attractive prices.
$50 and Sl.75 Madras and Percale
Shirts, now $1.15.
, $500 Madras Shirts now $1.35.
$3.50 Madras and Mercerized Cotton
Shirts, now $1.65.
$500 and $3.50 silk Madras Shirts,
now $2.35.
$500 Silk and Wool Flannel Shirts,
now $3.65.
$500 and 5000 Pure Silk Shirts, now
$3.65.
First floor, T. street.
The Washington times., 1919-01-17
Clearance Sale of
Mems Heavy-WeigFlt Underwear

Stock.takng reveals that have large Stoc of
heavY|elgh underwear and make the adjustment
nave the prices to effect met clearance Splendid
GuV hgh-Grade garments tina: will 1ord excellent
Inc reducons are such would rake interesting fol
$1.OO ~ ~ " ~ ~
Medium Heavy Weight c. ton Shirts and Drawer sl5o
each Were $500.
$3.50. ~ WIZ
Extra Fine Mediunweght White Islc Shirts and Drawers
$500 each Were $3.75 each
Natural Gray McrnO Shirts and Drawers $500
each. We're $3.50. WV
Winterweght Natural Grav Mero Crts and Drarer.
each. Were $500 ~
Wlner-weght Grav Shirts Drawers
each. Were $500 ~
Medium weight Natural GRAY ard White Merr, Shirts ,rd
Drawers, $500 each Were 81 30 ~ N0
weight Natural Gray Wool S!rrts and Drawers $3.50
each. Were $4OO. ~
s
The Washington times., 1919-01-17
A Thermo Water Set

A very delightful set Of nicEeled han
died carafe, glass and tray, comes with
carafe and tray finished in rose. blue, ma
hogany, red, canary, or ivory tone. Pint
size. Price $875 md $3.50.
A separate Clrafe, in CASING of all
nickel or assorted colors, pint size, at $5.75
to So.
First floor. Eleventh street - ~
The Washington times., 1919-01-17
CARPENTERS URGED TO- END
U. S. WAREHOUSE STRIKE

NEW ORLEANS, La. Jan. -
Union leaders here have requested in
ternational officers of the Carpe
Union to call off the strike a.ansL
the Fuller Company. contractors on
the S15.O0O.0OO United States army de
pot warehouse, IT was learned today.
More than $500 men have been on
strike at the plant for several lays
The Washington times., 1919-01-17
Little Boys Wash Suits
In Sizes 2 to 5 Years

Oliver Twist O. MILDLY models simply
fashioned with contrast collar belt and
cuffs, or more c'5borate with blouses of
wnite cross-bar~ed material. daintily
smoked and stitched, and fin shed with
crocheted buttons, oined to coloreo pants.
Priced from S. up, including some of white
pique, hand-embroidered, at SO.
Fourth floor Eleventh street.
The Washington times., 1919-01-17
wool JERSEY MAKES STUNNING

" FROCKS, as you will agree when you
see suit intended for Palm Beach wear.
The shade is vivid turquoise, with the
new shaped collar Of white jersey, and very
heavy cable stitching in white silk out
lining the jacket All the new Jersey suits
have plain skirts, with patch pockets, and
snug fitting narrow belts. Ask to see them
on the Third floor, G street. ~.
The Washington times., 1919-01-17
uALF THE. FUN OF MOTORING LIES

II IN YOUR TOGS, for unsuitable
clothes can take the JOY out of the jolliest
trip. You will suffer no such calamity If you
have a motor coat of English Tweed, m
dark brown shades. strictly tailored, with
Raglan sleeves and cunning little buckled
straps to secure snug wrist And not
only will such coat be suitable for motor
ing, but it will be just the thing for gem
eral utility coat. The price is somewhere
around s35 and they are on the Second
floor, G street. =
The Washington times., 1919-01-17
Lingerie Ribbons

There is a beautiful quality of washable
satin showing morning glory pattern,
choice of pink, bl:e, or white. ranging in
price from the No. 1 at 25c piece, to No.
5 at 90c piece. -.
First floor, center.
The Washington times., 1919-01-17
A Silk Kinono for the
Girl or Miss

A dstinctively plain style of navy, light
blue, rose - old ros,:, or pink silk strikingly
bordered in black End white striped corded
banding, with pp'ngs to match. forming a
charming pointed yoke effect and outlining
the kimono sleeves. Sizes 10 to 16 years
Price, S. SO
The Washington times., 1919-01-17
a0sTRIcH LEAVES" HAVE COME BE-

FORE SPRING, because they. are
used on most fascinating hat Of black
maline (which, by The way. is a most popu-
lar material for hats right now). Just as
you like to find the. first Spring flowers for
yourself, so you may prefer to see these
Leaves" yourself and you will End them in
the Millinery Salon Third floor, Eleventh
street ~. - - q. .''ss- !
The Washington times., 1919-01-17

goody assortment Of Winter Suits bought for this
seasons selling that were late in arriving.
Instead of putting them into stock at regular price
we are placing this special price them for immediate
disposal.
Wellaiored two and hree-button models
Mems ard Young Mems Styles.
Smart plain blue brown, and green cheviots-strpes
and mixtures
Sizes 81 to -, regulars and Stouts.
lhey were made to sell At considerably higher price
Special at S3s.75 each
street,
The Washington times., 1919-01-17
iSH|DA WAITED FOR
CHANCE TO KILL

How DIR. Norbu Ishida, the japanese
alienist, rode all the way from Raj
timore to Towson. side by side with
his intended victim. DIR. George B.
Wolff. the day before the murder and
had in his pocket all the while the
newly purchased and already loaded
revolver has just come to light in the
investigation by States Attorney
George Hartman. Although he had
at that time already been to the Bal
timore police in an effort to have DR..
Wolff arrested. although he had AL
ready been taught how to- shoot the
revolver, lshida laughed and chatted
pleasantly with DR. Wolff all through
the trip. Arriving at the nearest
point to the Sheppard-Pratt Hospital
DR.. Wolff alighted from the car.
Dodges Truth.
Ishida explained that he intended TO
ride further on into the village to
purchase some Christmas cards,
Wolff laughed and ventured that the
village selection would not be very
good. Ishida's real errand proved.
however. to be an attempt to see
Justice Hopkins to ask him, to swear
"
Hopkins had gone for the day, and
Ishida went back to the hospital
where the next morning he shot and
killed his feIlow-physician.
Attorney Hartman points out that
all these actions show clearheaded-
ness on Ishida's part and undoubted-
W point to a clear premeditation of
the murder. Hartman believes that
Ishida did not tale advantage of the
opportunity to kill Wolff on the cleo
trio car for fear someone would in
terfere. He carefully waited. accord
ing to Hartman's deductions, until
such a time, which came the next
morning. when he -could trap Wolff,
in the small office at the hospital
and make sure of finishing him.
Want Sanity Test.
AS result of Ishida's counsel
having had DIR. Charles G. Hill, an
alienist who testified in thes Thaw
trial, examine Ishida in his cell, At
tOrney Prosecutor Hartman has re-
quested Judge Duncan to direct the
Maryland Lunacy Commission to pass
judgment on Ishida's mental con-
dition. Three of the commission will
visit Ishida and. report their fnd-
ings to. Judge Duncan. DR.. Young
chairman OF the commission, is in
France with the Johns Hopkins unit
but DIR. H. G. Hooking will act in
his stead and be assisted by Drs
Hurd and Berkeley, the latter having
been associated with Ish!da in the
Fhipps clinic at Johns Hopkins.
Attorney Hartman points out many
similar points between Ishidas kill
ing Of Wolff and Guiteaus assassi-
nation of exPresident Garfield
Guiteau also, had had a previous op-
portunity to kill Garfield when the lat
ter passed him going in and out of
church. Questioned as to why he
waited, he replied he did not want to
create commotion in the chul ch but
preferred to await an opportunity
when there were fewer persons about.
The precedent for. the Ishida case
Is the. famous Spencer case of thirty
five or forty years ago. The. defense
in that case was insanity but the
Maryland State law provides that
IL the defendant can. be shawp to
know the nature of HIS act and the
difference between right and SwEpng,
he is amenable to the law, and Spen-
Ger was hanged Hartman declares it
Is clear Ishida knew his act was
wrong because he has already said
he was sorry.
The Washington times., 1919-01-17

TO MOTHERS! While all children deest castor OIL csome
pills and xave they really love to take Cascaes they
taste like candy Casces work. the nasty bile
and constipation poison from the chds stomach liver and
bowels without pain gpng. Cascaes dsappon the
Worried mother Each ten box Of Cascas directions
for children aged old and upwards as for adults
absolutely safe and harmless! :ts~>+@. .....
The Washington times., 1919-01-17
We Announce New Shipments of Popular Broad Toe
Blucher Shoes for Men

Good quality Black Gun Metal CalfSkin and Dark Rus
sIa CalfSkn We usually carry these in stock all times
but owing to unsettled conditions that prevailed We
nave not been able to keep stock complete Made on
good broad toe last making them exceedingly comfortable
as well as servceable.. Priced, $500 the pair.
First str
The Washington times., 1919-01-17
IF YOU ARE "A WEE BIT scorcBs,

you win like. napkins rings that are,
covered with gay Tartan plaids-so dat
there is no more chance Of mistalIihg your
napkin than there is Of mistaking your
clan You will find some priced at but 10
cents each on the Fifth floor. center.
The Washington times., 1919-01-17
Flannel Night Gowns
In Sizes IL, ID and Is Years

Warm pink or blue striped outing f1an-
mel, made with yoke, trimmed with feather
stitching, in long. .sleeved, high-neck style.
Price, 81.
Fourth floor. G street.
The Washington times., 1919-01-17
Kate Hinton's
Hints

IT Is NO FUN TO PREPARE GRAPE
FRUIT unless you have the proper
kind of knife-the curved knife that easily
dislodges the meat without breaking il
There are several splendid kinds of Grape
Fruit Knives on the Fifth floor center.
The Washington times., 1919-01-17
THEY ARE MoDIsHLY oLD.FAsH.

I0NED, these Cedar-Down Chests
that stand quite high, some three or four
feet, and have convenient cedar-lined
drawer beneath the roomy cedar-lined
chest with its sliding tray. ortside they
are of mahogany, and one glance win con.
vince you that they are ornamental. enough
for any room. $500 is the price on the,
Sixth floor, Eleventh street
The Washington times., 1919-01-17
THE HUMANE SOCIETY WOULD LIKE

TO KNOW that household pets are
made comfortable these cold nights. A
Wicker Sleeping Basket for Flo or Kitty
would assure comfort and splendid ones
may be had for s2.75 20 s5-2s. depending
on the size. Fifth floor, Tenth street
The Washington times., 1919-01-17

MOTOR if you use a foot warmer in
your car. Splendid ones are here covered
with black carpet, and so well constructed
that they viii last indefinitely. The price
is $500 on the Fifth floor, center.
The Washington times., 1919-01-17
"Children Love Cascarets"

Keep your little Pets healthy, strong and full of
play by giving harmless candy Cascaret at the
first sign of white tongue, feversh breath, sour
stomach or cold. Nothing else straightens up
bilious, or constipated youngster like these delight.
ful cathartic tablets-Only ten cents box.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-01

Bank p~ozyczkowy i kaSa Oszczednosci
Jagie}Iy, otwiera nova LORNA serge W
piatek, dnia 3-go paadziernika, do kt6-
rel zapkac sic MONA W kabdy piatek
cd godziny 3ciej do 6tej popoludniu i
cd 7mej do 9tej wieczorem w lokalu
sp6{ki pod nr. 1855 W. Division III.
W Sk}ad zarzadu wchodza: u. Z.
Podczaski, prezes; ]. S. KonOpa, vice
prezes; J. S. Kozlowski, sekretarZ +;
B. P. Pstrong, skarbnik w. Gie1dzih-
ski, F. Augustynowicz, c. Koenig i NJ,
Lukasik, dyrektorzy.
q 81 q
Towarzystwa muzykolno-wokalne
skupiajace sic przy parku Pulaskie-
go rozpoczna " cwiczenia z dniem
Ego pa~dzziernika. Do tych iowa
rzystw nalezy dziatwa szkolna. Choir
dzieciecy zbierze sic jutro o godzi-
ME czwartej pc %poiudniu, orkie---
stra dziecieca 0 godzinie sz6stej VIE
czorem, orkiestry zas, do ktorej ma
lea starsi zbiora sic o godzinie o.
mel wieczorem. PoniewaA kursa tie
sa dawane dzieciom l starszym bez-
platnie, powinno to &ciagnae jak
najwieksza liczbe uczniow; trafia sic
jak najlepsza ~sposobnosc zaznajo--
mienia sic z ro4nymi instrumentaml
Kwalifikowani nauczyciele prowadza
lekcye. Lekcye gimnastyki roSpocz-
ma sic dnia 1890 padziernika. TAX
dzieci obojga plci, jakotez i starsi
korzystac z mich moga bezplatnie.
. q
We wtorek O godzinie 4tej popo-
{udniu, W koSciele p. W. sw. Trojcy'
zawarli zwiazek malze6ski, p. Euge-
niusz Sarnowski. z PARMA Wiktorya
Grish. Slubu m}odej pare udzielii
miejscowy proboszcz X. Kazimierz
Sztuczko c. S. c. Druzbowali: p.
Bronislaw Kotowski, z parma IONA
Mizwiecka I p. Stanislaw Chalcarz'
2 panna Amelia Brynarska. Uczta
veselna odbyla sic W domu pnr. 1874
w. Division ul., W Scislem koiku mai
blizszych krewnych i przyjaci6f. Mo
del a dobranej parze ayczymy: Po-
wodzenia.
y .
K6Iko Dramatyc1ne. dziaiajace
nrzv narafii Sw. Jacka W Avopda1e'
kt6re urzadzit mialo tax Hwana:
Novelty Party" dzisiaj, odlozyio to
zabawe do dnta 7go padziernika. -
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krOnika MiGjsCowa,
PRZEMYSLOWCY KRAJU
LACZA SIZE.

Pracodawcy roznych galezi
przemysiu i handlu krajowego,
lacza sic w stowarzyszenia, maJa-
ce ma celu stawianie oporu robot
nixon, zadajacym ola siebie po-
prawienia stosunkow. Zamiarem
ich jest prowadzenia walk Z u
miami i elementami radykalnymi.
Jcdenastu representative, pred
stawiajacych tylez korporacyi, re
bra}o sic wczoraj w kwaterze:
Illinois Manufacturers" gdzie
sprawl omawiana byia re wszy-
stkich stron i gdzie uchwalono,
re pierwsza narodowa konwencya
tel nowo do zycia powolanej or
ganizacyi, zwolana bye ma ma
dzien sgo pazdziernika. Wybrany
r6wniez wczoraj zostai komitet
pieciu, ktorego zadaniem bedzie
poinformowanie wszystkich wiel
kich przemyslowc6w kraju o "a
daniach organizacyi. Prezyden
ten tymczasowym obrano Milo
D. Campbell'a. reprezentujacego
stowarzyszenie producentow nile
ka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-01
q 81 u
BANDYCI GRAsUJA W POLSKIEJ
DZIELNICY.

Gdy PAM Kobylahska, Fam. pnr.
1923 Noble ul., znalazfa sic ma die
dzihcu ma}ym, oddzielajacym cd
siebie diva domy, spotkala TAME pc
wnego czloEieka, kt6ry zapyta} sic
jej, kiedy Gerwazy Guziec,, zamiesz-
kaiy W tylnym domu powr6ci z pra-
cy. Odpowiedzia}a, re o piatej, po-
czem wesz}a do swego mieszkania. W
kilka minut p6zniej c6reczka PAM
Kobylanskiej wpadla do mieszkania
z VdadomoScia, re W domu tylnym
ktos wybi{ okno. Poniewaz zdawalo
sic JET to nieco podejrzanem, Wy
bieg}a z mieszkan1a, udajac sic do
PAM Stahczykiewiczowej, ktorej opo
wiedzia6a o swell przygodzie z ME
znajomym. Chcac sic dowiedziec, co
by}o przyczyna wybicia okna, PAM
Stahczykiewiczowa Zblizy}a sic don a
odsunawszy firanki, s~postrzegfa z
przestrachem, Re W mieszkaniu znaj-
duja sic zlodzieje. ~Natychmiast "a
telefonowaia po policye. w miedzy-
czasie ziodzieje personal---very. do
kIadnie mieszkanie Zabrah julia
now1 smulczyhskiemu S1S5.00 i zlo-
ty zegarek. Gdy detektywi znale2li
sic ma miejscu wypadku, 20 zodzie-
jach ME by}o Sladu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-01

bnose ola kazdego, kt6ry sobie chce "a
oszczedzi6 troche grosza ma czarna So
dime W sklad zarzadu wchodza: p
Jan Meek, prezes; p. 1gnacy LasZkle-
wfcz, sekr.; Alderman st. Adamkie-
wicz. skarbnik. Dyrektorami 81: Teo-
fill wejna, p. w. Wieczorowsk, p. NJ
Szpila, p. J6zef Ochab, p. F. Mazur'
kiewicz i p. Wojtecki. Biuro jest O.
tyarte kaadego dnia do godziny 9tej
wieczorem.
w szpitalu> jefferson Park, spoczy-
wa dzisiaj Jan Srokowski, lat %, Fam
pnr. 90 Liberty utica. Dostai on sic
do tel inStytucyi wczoraj. Pedzil on ma
swym motorowym cyklu utica Archer,
gdy zaS znalazl sic PREY ulicy 4Sej, z
trotoaru zbiegfo kilku ma}ych, rozba-
wionych chiOpc6w, zagradzajac Srokow
skiemu droge. Widzac jake niebezpie-
cze6srwo i'm grOzi, SrokOwski skreciH
nagle w box, wjechal ma chodnik i
wpadl M wielka wystawowa szybe, ma
lezaca do firmy r~ealnosciOwej +. NJ.
Sandersa. 1914 Archer ave-, kaleczac
sic boleSnie ma twarZy i ciele.
q q q
Dwu bandyt6w zatrzyma3O wczoraj
PREY uticy Halsted i 33-ciej Sylwestra
Kiszewskfego, zam. pnr. 1927 Emerald
ave-, 2adajac cd niego pieniedzy'; "a
DAME swe poparli lufami rewolweru,
kt6re~ przystawili mu do aeber. Kfszew-
ski ~wymawiai sic, Re ME ma PREY so
bic zadnych pieniedzy, bandyci jednak
przeSzukujac mu kieszenie, znalezli W
Mich $500, kt6ra to suma pr~zedstawia-
Ia jego tygodniowy zarobek.
~ o O
TowarzyStwo Poiyczkowe i Kasa O.
szczednOsci sw. J6zefa mr.. III, maj
starSza tego rodzaju polska Sp6fka w
Stauie Illinois, q dniem jutrzejszym o.
riviera nova 132ga serge. Interesowa-
nj moga sic z~apisywac kazdego dnia,
w biurze bankowym pnr. 1879 Noble
ul., r6g Sloan ul., Tub W czwartki VIE
czorem cd godziny 7mej do 9tej W sail
bankowej ma StanislawOwie. Cd kaz-
del $4,000 akcyi p}aci sic % cent6w
tygodntowo. Ola dogodnosci akcyona-
ryuSzy, MONA sic uiSzczac re swych o.
plat tygodniowych W kazdy czwartek,
zrana Cd godziny 9tej do II 80; pOpo-
iudniu Cd godziny 1-SZej do Jtej VIE
czorem. zaS W sail bankowej na Sta
nislawOwie Cd godZiny Imej do 9tej.
M -
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z BOSTON, MASS.


Gosciem z Polski jest obecnie p.
J6zef B~anaszczuk, prezes Tow.
Wsp6idz. Handlu sk6rami " War
szavie. Jest on zarazem ~ekspertem
m~inisterstwa aprowizacyi, dla ktore
70 ma porobie zakupna skor.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-01

Odbedzie sic ona W tym dniu W sali
OBJ. Warszyhskiego, PREY ulicy Gem
trail Park ave j Wolfram.
q - q
Strazak po5arny nazwiskiem Au--
gust DancZyk, 0am. pnr. 1913 Mani
stee ave-, zmari wczoraj magic W
chwili, gy zajety byl gaszeniem po-
zaru. Egzaminacya zw}ok ustaliia
fakt, re powodem Smierci by} atak
serca. Byi On czlonkiem S7-mej kom-
panii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-01
u PITTSTON. PA.

Suczyiska Anna, liczaca lat 40,
Fam. PREY Toote ave-, zostala napa-
dnieta przez trzech' napastnik6w. su
czyhska ma polamane obie rece l ra-
ny 20 calem ciele. Dwoch napastni-
kow aresztowano.
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nNOTATKIA


DzisiaL, dnia 11go pa6dziernika, b.
r, odbedzie sic wielki wiec urzadzo-
nv staraniem Stowar5yszenia PolsEfch
Kupc6w / PrzemySlowc6w W Ayondale,
" sail OBJ. WarSzyISkiego, rGg Central
Park ave. i Wolfram ul. Celem wiecu
lest wyjasuienie bardzo waznej Spra-
wv naszym Obywatelom i Obywatelkom
~Iamieszka}ym W dzielnicach: Jackowa,
WaclawOwa. Wiadysiawowa / Jeffer-
son Parku. KOmitet StOwarzySzenia.
postaraI sic o dobOrowy program. Mo-
Wv wyg}Osza Y. Karol Fali6SS c. r.,
pani l.. Wolowska, Gen. kasyerka Zwia
1ku Polek, D. Kazimierz Zychlihski.
prezeS Il. y. P, i p. ". PeriOwski. u
monolOgiem wystapi p J. Repetta a z
czeScia muzyczna p. T. Je$lersA
PARMA V. S6wka. WStep wOlny ola
~wszystkich. Kolekty zadnej ma sail ME
bedzie. Spodziewanem jest, re Sala be-
die zapemiOna p~ublicnOScia, kt0ra
iak najuprzejmiej zapraSza Stow. X. 2.
8 GO -
" ~uiedziele, dnia 1890 b. M, odbe-
die sic bankiet ma Geese zOinierzy
~przybylych z Francyi Tub ObOz6w anne
rykaGskich zwolniOnych re sluzby
w~ojskOwej a nalezacych do parafii Sw.
Wacfawa w Avondale. PrzypOmina sic
wszystkim dobrze my$lacym rodakOm
tamtejszym, ze pOczaws2y Cd przyS2lej
uiedzieli. dnia 5-gO p~azdzirenika, b. IN,
Do kazdej MSzy Sw.. odprawionej W ko-
sciele p. W. $w. Wacfawa, komitet u
rzadzajaCy owe pOwitanie pOlaczone 2
bankietcm, bcdzie Sprzedawai bilety ma
hankiet pO Genie $50 cd oSoby; ktO-
Solwiek zyCzy SObie nabyG billet, raczy
sic zgfosic do sail parafialnej pod kO-
sciOiem.
Bank BudowniczO- POzyczkowy i Ka-
81 OSzczedno&Ci pod nazwa milwaukee
ave. Building and Loan Assn, Otwie-
ra jutrO. dnia 2-gO B.. M, 3-cia nova
serge, ma 5, 6 i 10 lat. Mona. sic do
niej zapisac kazdego czwartku. W blu
RE realnO5ciowym, p. W. Union Real
Estate Co. PREY narOzniku Milwaukee
ave. i Augusta ID. Do pierwSzyCh
dw6ch Seryi zapiSalO sic OkO}O dwu ty-
siecy akcyonaryuz6w. To jest sposo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-01
zE SKAUTNGU POLSK|EJ
RADY NARODOWEJ.

Oddzia}y, ktore biora udzial w
zebraniu dis w Srode, lgo b. NJ,
O godz. pol do osmej wieczorem
racza sic zcbrac ma podworzu pa
rafialnem parafii sw. Jacka "
Avondale.
A. J. P4ocihski,
Glowny Naczelnik.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1919-08-14
Watch Out
for our 3 large
signs on the store

$50 pair Women's Pumps and 0xfords,
Patent Leather and Dull Kids, sizes
2 IL to S only, in D and E width, regu.
lar ESQ, 800 and $50 values, e1 40
to close out during this sale at ~l'4o