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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-22
Y MILWAUKEE, WIS.

Kazimierz Kaminski oskarzony
przez Julie Alonzo, Is lat. ktora sWe
20 czasu przepadia bee wiesci, s;a-
wal W sadie policyjnym. Sprawe
jgo oddano do sadu municypalneso'
Kamihski oskarzony jest o dostar-
genie nieletniej do domu nterzadu.
Jak6b KAMA. 35 lat, 1855 Lin
coin ave-. inspector wagon6w n.
kolei Northwestern, umari W szpl-
talu milwauckim z powodu ran 3D.
sionych PREY piracy w warsztatach
kolejowych PREY Thirty fifth ave-.
Burnhan ul.; uderzy} go pociag Gle
zarowy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-22

najstraszniejszem jest to, il kresy o.
We, Ia Geese kraju, o kt6rej nova,
cierpia 2 przyczyny tych, z kt6rymi-
smy sic tam brli zzyli, q kt6rymismy
sic przyjaznili, - nswet W wezly
krewie6stwa laczyli, a 2 kt6rymi do
piero ostatnie a~ustryackie intrygi
powaSniiy mas wprawdzie. ale z kt6-
rymi mysmy zawsze pragneli poro-
zumienia i zgody. Otto vice ~jeszcze
jeden posiew zsb6iczy rozbior6w -
OTTO reka wroga austryackiego, mic
gorszegO cd dwu innych! Ten to sam
wr6g / ia sauna jego metoda ta
sauna zbrodnia- bratob6jstwa sic
krzewi, jak - W 1846tym roku! -
kiedy urzednicy austryaccy podbu"
rzyli chlopstwo zachodnio = galicyj-
skie przeciwko panom polskim. by
ich spodziswane powstanie udarem.-
MIC. Spiynela krwia wtedy Gala
Zachodnia GaIicya! Teraz krwia bra
tob6iczych mord6w 1 okruCieistw
wstrzasaiacych - splywa sowicie
Galicya Wschodnia - xndw dZieki
]stworzonej austryacke intryga ukra-
i6skiej antypolskiej polityce. :. Cho-
raj nasz VIOLA: ,,reke karaj ME SLEEPY
miecz!" Glove / reke zbrodniarzy-
O~patrznoSc iui pokarala: ale teraz
Pclska-6w miecz, u raczej n6E hal
damacki must wyrwa6, q krzywdy o
pomste do Boga wolajace - ukr6-
ciG!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-22
EalOAona 1897 rOku.
MACIERZ POLSKA.
Il MONROE 4SoS.
zARZAn GLoWNYR


KL. FranelsEsk Gordon. Modereeeh'
KE A. "A. Kiowo. Wiee-MoGsratos.
WoJolOeh +. Soska, orezes.
Antonina Basanowska. Wrs-prezesk4
WoJcIeeh MenklekI, Wicg-prszeA
FFans1szss witkowski' SkSrbnIk.
gtanIslaw LicZmanski, Dyrektor.
Wladysiaw kopatka, Dyrektor.
AnAoni MaSurk, Dyrsktor.
ksSSSsyH BSasssk' p DySsssSrss.
Franeiszka Bieschke. Dyrsktorks.
DR.. Fr. A. Dulak, Lskarz Naczelny.
Adv. Plotr p. MIndak. Doradca Prawny.
Berta C. woJtalewicE. Asyse. Sekr. Gsa-
GODZINr DIURO<RfeT
Bfuro ZarEadu Giownsgo otRarte
ani powsze lnis Cd sod5. s-tei rano do
e-tej WieeBorsm, (W sobots DO LEI po'
kosudniu). wiecIorem, w dnI powsSed-
pie !. wyjStkism se5Oty2l, cd goa1iay
uroczysts. biuFo Jest sSmkniets.
PreEesat W p~onisdziaiki .pi4tki VIE
szorsml Cd godkiny 7-msJ do s-tet.
wsselkie korsp0ndsncys 90 oaovns-
10 woIcIscH =. sSsK1.
EAGB w. DfyisiOa str, Chicago. m
sekretarzaI W ~PonIedziaiki. wtorkt
2, 7-ms1 do s.tst, I Cd i-s1ej pSpoiu;
skarbnikaI we vterki, srody . pIsskl
Cd godEiny y-mei DO g-tet Wieezofem.
~IkiaaaAia opiat. wsEsikls opfsty DO Ka.
81 Gfownej przytmuje Kasysr Gi6wny
podeZss Sodzin efisovyoh. Albo We dnia
W godEinaeh eftsoWych. TSekrstnxI s0e-
neEnlny.
WsSslkIe lIstx nadsytae naieAy M re-
% SekrstaFza Ganefalnego:
TOMASZ D.. BLACHOwSKI.
Secretary Polish AIna Mater.
alBS ". DtVfsI0n str. Chicago, m
FINANSE.
PP1ekaEy bAnkoWs positive
(ehecks. money orders ete.) naleAy ~.
DeaWiac ma o~rganiEacye:
POLISH ALMA MATER,
p~rSesylac pod Edresem:
FR- WIFKOWOkI,
49, ". D9vfsjoa str. chAea00. IN
MACIERZ POLSKA.
Biuro zaFssdu Gs6wneDo;
Ik66--S7 W. Division UlicA,
Ma ssu9isn uistrss.
Chicago, III.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-22
.,HEROJE LULLABY"

Gazety warszawskie, krakowskie l
lwowskie, zaczynajace obecnie napiy-
wac jui coraz ~liczniej 1 r regular
niej do naszych rodakcyi - przyno-
sss szczeg6l6w masy cafe o sytuacyi,
panujqcej ma kresach wschodnich
Rzeczypospolitej. gdzie trwaja wciai
waikiki = Ukraihcami - naog6i Po-
myslne ola Polski - mimo chwilo--
wych cofniee llni naszych / STRAIT bar
ds0 cieikich - STRAIT " ,ludziach i W
kraju c&iym, kt6ry tam przechodzi
prawdHiwie recydywe krwawa strasz-
liwej - zapomnianej jui nieledwie
ChmielntccLyzny..
z
Kto tam wlasciwie valley prZeci-
wko Polakom - do dis dobrZe ME
WIadomo. Me wiedza tego zreszta
nawet sami Ukraihcy. Puszczali oni
W SWAT, II tam jest armia, regularne
So wojska formujacego sic pahstwa
Ukrainy; tymczasem p6niej stale sic
jawnem, Ii tadne to wojska, a BAN
dr. sb6jeckie, Ibieranina | motioch-
w trsech czwartych bolszewicki, re
to sped iyWiol6w nAjgorszych glu-
pich, ciemnych, g~nusnych, robbie ME
chcRcych, = NC pragnacych z rabun-
k6w 4 Ib6Jnsczego rzemiosla rzezi--
miesak6w! Masa W tenn jest Rosyan
- mic sgola ME maj4cych do czynie-
mia z idea Ukrainy, peino dawnych
rosyjskich oficer6w, kt6rzy ME majac
iye 2 czego, wieszaja sic PREY tel
,,armif'; znAcznA tel licsba jest eX-
Oficor6w austryAckich 4 niemieckich
j~cszcze; - wGr6d austryackich VIE
In Jest takich, co So Rusinami z rodu;
wielu znowu nigdy dawniej w woj-
sku ME slugiwalo - to mloda inte-
ligeacya 4 p6s-inteligencya ukrain--
ska, tel ostatniej oc1ywiscie CRU
DO wiecej... w bandach owych gra-
sant6w, niesOrEaniEOwanych porzad-
ME, ME majacych pojecia o subordy-
nacyi cry DISCIPLINE wojskowej -
panuje rozpetaniS zupelne najgor--
szych aywiol6w i instynkt6w - to-
ter. gdzie sic Ia armia pOkaie -
pada strach ma okolice cafe, q pc
przejsciu ich pozostaje z~niszczenie,
gorsze niz po dawnych Tatarach, Tub
ostatnio - po NiemcaCh.
Il
Take to wojska wojuja z Mani ma
wschodnich kresach, rabujac, Palac,
mordujac 1 dopuszcajac sic nieludz--
kich wprost okruclenstw, przeciwko
kt6rym zrywa sic - nareszcie opinia
polska i akcya polska, jak o tenn W
pismach krajowych czytamy wiasnie.
z
Ma innem miejscu podajemy L
,,GAZETY W~ARSZAWSKIEJ" komu
nfkat, donoszacy, re Polacy zbierajq
materially dowodOWe bezecnych i
nieludzkich okrucie6stw, speinin-
nych przez mOtIoch ukrainski, re
m~ateryaly tie beda odpowiednio opra-
cowane, zredagowane 1 ODDANE
PRED SAD NARoD0w. W temie
samem pismie 1najduJemy dfuzszy
artykui w numerze z dnia 1890
czerwca), zwracajacy sic do rzqdu
RIecEypospoItej z naglacem wezwa-
MEM, aieby Labrano sic energiczniej
do spraw administracyjnych ma de
branych z rqk bandyt6w ukraihskich
terenach Biem polskich; z artykuu
tego dowiadujemy SIG o caiym szere-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-22

- Daj mi juz raz pok6j! -
krzyknaI Andrzej. - Me mEsz tn
mic do m6wienia - ja wiom O to-
bic.
prosta droga poszedi do karcz-
my.
NieszczesIiwa kobieta goracemi "a
lala sic lzami.
Przeowczoraj Andrzej sprzedai
juk druga krowe, a "a druge p6jdzie
trzecia i reszta inwentarza! 1 CO
potem?
DIugo siedziaIa Elzbieta w smut
nych pograiona myslach, W kOhcu
jednak otarla oczy i uSmiechneia
sic. WidOcznie uIozyla jakis plan,
IA pomoca, kt6rego zdoia powstrzy-
mae rlezs ma pochyIej drodze.
- - -. - :. - .. - .. II
Andrea siedzial W karczmie "
towarzystwie kilku takich jak on
zwolennik6w aikoholu / pill, jadi |
grail W karty. Bawii sic doskonale.
Prey bocznym stole siedziaio trzech
innych gospodarzy, c~Eytajacych ga
zety i palacych cygara pred kaz
dym z Mich stata maIa szklanecZka
najlepszego piwa. Byli to zamozni.
pracowici ludzie. p~ozwalajacy sobte
raz M tydzie,i m szklanke pi~a'
ktSre W dodatku pill tyiko dIatego.
aby m6dz czytaf roEmaite gazety ]
pisuaa. AndrEej / towarEysZe jego
raczyIi sic vodka / likierami, a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-22
MACIERz PoLSKA

- orgsnIzasys lscIses nfod1te4 -.
lke obojgA V3cI W Prscach
oatryotycznych bratniej pomoey az
SodnissienIa dHchA moralnoSeI ! doSro-
bytu W spolscEsAstwte. . ssezesoinIo
nIedsy mfodsIskS poiska- Moxna Ear
as az "a posmiertne % lat "a do 80
a cslonkow stoWarsyszcrych beS o.
RraniczeniR Wteku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-22
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%
I K0NSULATU CENERALNECO RzECzY-
POSPOuTEJ POLSKIEJ.
40 West 10th Street, New York.
KO MUNIKA

Nc. 1.
Konsulat Generality RzeczypospolitejP olskiej w Nowym Yor-
ku ~zawiadamia niniejszern, re u~rzeduje W biurach swolch pnr. ~
West 10th Street, New York City. Godziny urzedowe ola interesan-
tow cd 10tej do lei popoludniu codzennie z wyjatk1em niedzel l
w soboty cd 10tej do l2tej W ~poiudnie.
P. Konsul Generality przyjmuje codziennie Cd godziny l2tel
do lei popoludniu z wyjatkiem sobot, niedziel SWAT.
Poza tenn godzinami. interesantow bezwarunkowo przyjmowae
sic ME bedzie.
KONSTANTY BUSZCZYNSKI,
Kopc,1 Eenera1nv
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-22
ZTEKI% REDAKCYJNEJ.

gu spraw bardzo przykrych / smut
nych. ktore poniiej streszczamy ola
informacyi naszego cz~ytelnictwa.
Artykui pochodzi re Lwowa,
wprost vice z najbliiszego sasie-
dztwa, a do niedaWna ogniska walk
Omawianych. PrzyppSzcZac przetO ma
ley, IL informacye So pewne, DO Z
najpierwsEej reki. Otto, CO tam POI
dano:
Ma obszarach wyzwolonych przez
wojska polskie z pod rzad6w hajda-
mackich stosunki dis So takie, re
| tax inteligencya miejska, jak obywa-
tele 1 polska ludnosc wieiska zamie-
rzaja cpuscit owe strony rodzinne i
przenieSe sic gdzieS ma zach6d.
Coz sic takiego dzieje?
Grasantka okrutna U~krainc6w, do
prowadza do tego, o kt0rej garsc
szczeg6I6w znajdujemy W artykule,
jak nizej:
,,Oficerami ukraihskimi byia pre-
waznie mloda, inteligencya ukraih-
SKA, studenci, nauczyciele ludowi,
mfodsi urzednicy - vice znaiomi a
nieraz / krewni naszych kresowc6w.
CT ludZie Zamorzyli giodem przeszlo
10000 Iudzi W obozach internowa-
nych, nieraz dzieci a nieraz starc6w
przeszlo 70 letnich. CT ludzie jake o.
ficerowie zandarmeryi panic nasze
bill ma Sledztwie tax, re je ma no
szach wynoszono. CT ludzie santa
ryuszki nasze lub le~gionistki wbijali
ma paI-lub rozrywali granatami recE-
nymi, panienki nasze, niosace pomoc
chorym 1 rannym, bill ~pieSciami lUb
nahajkami pc twarzach. CT ludzie
wydiubywali scyzorykami oczy wzie-
tym do niewoi zoinierzom polskim, Il
jednemu oficerowi polskiemu dali
100 nahaj6w W miedzykrocze. Ia
konnice, rozebrane do maya, 10 dni
trzymali W zimie W chlewie, mordO-
wall jenc6w chorych ma tyfus / to
bynajmniej ME W szale. lecz ma zim-
no. q ~rozmyslem. TAX to wojowali Ct
,.swoi", znaiomi, n!eraz krewpi. Ma
zwiska jednych 50 Znane. drugich
ME, lecz ME idzie tn o jednostki. O.
| krucienstwo tych lotr6w, nazywaja-
cych sic ofiCerami. krwawa dzikost
band chlopskich, pchanych ma pol
skie 'dwory i miasta, to owoc proDa-
CANDY U~kraincow, to jest stworzonej
przez Austrye partyi politycznej.
czastki tego ludu, kt0ry z namt zyi
W Swietej zgodzie d!ugie wieki /
bardzo czesto jakiejS ,~,Ukrainy" ma
wet ME chce."
A dalej czytamy o roll w tenn ny
Observation-Disclosures, zawsze y wro-
giem naszym przeciwkO nam:
,,zydzi wspomagali Ukraincow
materyalnie | czynem, jake ich live
ranci, i~ntendenci i urzednicy, sluzy-
Ii W wojsku jake oficerowie, siuzyl!
W ,~.ochranie", szpiegowali 1 wydawa-
Ii Polak6w ma $mierC. meki | rabu-
mex. kr6tko - zdradzali. Ia zdrada
brutalna i bezwzgledna boil i boil
znowu gl6wnie jake zlo, kt6rem du-
sza polska sic brzydzi."
"A otoz to zio mimO wszystko try
umfuje. ME zostalo ukarane. Ia
krzywdy niezliczone. "a meki / upo-
korzenia polska ludnoSc kresowa ME
otrzymala zadnego neutrality-suspicious..
Jakim sposobem to jest 'mozliwe?
Otto "a wojskiem polskiem ME ida
zadne wladze administracyjne. We
wsi czy W mieScie dopuszczano sic
roznych zbrodni - niema prokurato-
ra, kt6ryby "a ME pociagnaf do Cd
powiedzialnoSci, niema zandarmeryi.
Wojsko stoi dzien, diva i idzie ma
prod, pozostawiajac bardzo male
zafogi, a czesto ME pozostawiajac ich
ycale. Zbrodniarze, p~rZycZaiwSZy
sic, zmykaja. Inteligencya pc mia
stach tygodniami czeka z olbrzymim
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-22
correspondence
Redakcyi.

Oh. G.. KantT, Portage, Wis. -
Natlepiej posyiae pienisdze przez
Konsulat Generalny, jak ~ogloszone
W urzedowym jego komunikacie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-22

NeA11uts .staHn UseqdsSs 7Va.
dad sic ID kddntH, Re HIpsf tSt.
nice EfednoceoRo, Rieeuts<n1 I
oamozzQdad PolskG-
+: - Woodrow Wilson,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-22

RxQd nayOda pfseg HGT6d do
naTOda, ME s0t1fs-g PoUteEzchNl
0I0mk
Abraham LtscObe
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-22

Ze wszystkiego najboleSniejSzem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-22
No.. II.

Koneulat Generality Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej podaje niniej-
seer, do wiadomcsci ogonej, co n%astepuje:
/. Pieniadze do krau MONA przesyiac "a posrednictwem blu
"a przekazowego Konsulatu NO West 40 Street New York City,
Godzny urzedowe codziennie cd 10tej do lei, z wyJatkiem ME-
dziel SWAT. w sobote cd 10tei do 12tej.
Molina przynosiG pieniadze osobisce, albo nadsy3ac poczta, po'
dajac dokiadny adres osoby, ktorej naja bye doreczone, oraz osoby
Ma kopercie zaznaczyc naIezy: Ida biura przesyfek
pienieznych.'
g Listy / teegramy ida do Poski zwykia droga pocztowa, ma.
tomiast PAcZEK PoCZTA JEsZCZE ME PRzYJMUJE. Pre-.
syka paczek zajmuja sic prywatne instytucye, ktore jednak ME
POzOSTAJA w URZEDOWYM STOsUNKU DO KOSULA'
TU. z instytucyi spoiecznych zajmuje sic wysyika paczek Polish
National Department, Supply Division, 2O East 20 Street, Ne"
York City.
KONSTANTY BUSZCZYNSKI,
Konsul Generality.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-11-12
WHITE WAY" BE-
ING CONSIDERED
For Cloverport. City Light Co.,
Discusses the Plan. May In
crease Ice Supply Too.

At the monthly meeting Of the
board of directors of the Cloverport
Light and Ice Company which was
held Thursday night, there were, two
very important plans under discus
sion: one being that OF having a
white Way" on Cioverport's Main
street; and the other was to increase
the supply of ice from 10 tons, to Is
or 20 tons daily.
Mr. Collier, representing the Var
ney Electric Supply Company, Evans
vile, and Mr.. Bungarten, of the Volt
Machine Company, Louisville, met
with the directors and put these two
propositions before them.
Mr.. Collier was interested in the
"White Way" plan. The directors
have for some time, contemplated put
ting six 500 power lamps along Main
street from the corner of A. K. Fish
er's Drug Store to the next corner of
]. Browns. No definite action was
taken on the matter, however, it is
still under consideration and no doubt
will be carried out sooner or later.
The Cloverport Light & Ice Co.,
is one of the growing business OF this
city In the last year is has been very
successful financially, and in time
will probably be declaring dividends
to its stockholders. The late DR.. A. A.
Simops, who was one of the directors
of this company, once said that when
the Light and Ice plant got on a
paying basis that the company would
then consider building public water
works system. But whether the pre-
sent directors will ever undertake to
carry out DIR. Simon's ambition or not
remains to be seen. The company, in
all probability will first increase the
supply of ice and then add the other
increases for business.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-11-12
YOUNG MEN OPEN
ASOCIAL CLUB
]. c. Weatherholt's Store Room
Converted Into Club House
20 Members.

Twenty of the young men of
Cloverport have recently organized a
very flourishing club, distinct organ
ization to be known as the Cloverport
Social Club, and Mr.. ]. c. Weather
hollis store room in the East End has
been converted into a very coy club
house. The c. s. c. room has been
suitably furnished, one corner being
devoted to library. A piano has
been purchased, and dances will be
given during the winter months.
The members have access to the
club room any day in the week and
many of the would-be-married ones
find it a favorite recluse when their
best girl is out of town or probably
living far off.
AT the first business meeting of the
club the following officers were elect
ed: Randall Weatherholt, president;
Harry Newsom, vice president; Curtis
Weatherholt, secretary; Harry Berry,
treasurer. These compose the social
committee: Geo. H. McManus, Eldred
Babbage, Miller Ferry, Ruther Pate
and Joe Burke. The other members
are: VIM w. Seaton, T. ]. Ferry, A.
J. Ashby, Leonard Weatherholt, DON
ard J. Smith, A. ]. Henning, Elmer
Hoffious, DR.. c. R. Lightfoot, VIM. A.
Wroe, B. M. Tucker and o. NJ Clark.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-11-12
TEACHERS MEET
HERE SATURDAY
End. Educational Div. Will
Hold Session in c. H. S.
Bldg. Program.

Program of Teachers Association
of Second Educational Division, Glow
export Public School Building, Satur-
day, Nov. IS.
Morning Session.
Welcome Address d. B. Phelps
Response Mrs. w. c. Pate
Teaching Thrift in the Schools
c. o. Skillman
Order and Discipline
Miss Ruth Chambliss
The sth Grade as Preparation for
Further Work Miss Lillian Cart
Afternoon Session.
Address County Supt. J. R. Meador
Public School Athletics
o. F. Galloway
Agriculture Horace Mccoy
Current Events in the Teaching of
History Jesse Walls
What Do We Need Most?
E. S. Babbage
A musical program will be given
also, and other features of an enter
tanning nature mixed with the above
program
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-11-12
SEASON CLOSES
FOR BASKETBALL
Home Teams Win Both Games
Saturday. Gardner Hawkins.
Refereed.

Two very interesting basketball
games were played on the c. H. S.
campus, Saturday afternoon, the local
teams winning both games. The c.
H. S. girls defeated the girls from
Hardinsburg IL to 6, while the local
boys won by rather one-sided score.
Is to 3. The boys teams were not
students, so was not considered a
composed entirely of high school
school game.
This was probably the last game of
the season for the local teams, since
it is getting late for outdoor games
and no place can be secured to play
inside The c. H. S. boys have won
four games out of six this fall, while
the girls have played only two games
winning both.
The local teams claim the cham
pionship of the county, since Hardins-
burg defeated Irvington twice and the
locals in turp have twice taken the
measure of Hardinsburg.
Gardner Hawkins, of Stephensport,
refereed Saturdays games and gave
entire satisfaction to~each side ,.----.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-11-12
DEATH DUE TO
HEART TROUBLE
E. B. Oglesby, Life Long Resi-
dent of This Place Passed
Away Tuesday.

Mr.. Edward B. Oglesby, 76 years
old and a descendant of one of the
pioneer families of Cloverport, passed
away at the home of his birth in this
city, Tuesday morning at 3:40 o'clock
His death was due to heart trouble
from which he had been suffering
several months, altho his last illness
lasted only few hours.
The funeral will be held from his
late residence at 2 o'clock Wednesday
afternoon. The services will be in
charge of Rev. ]. r. Randolph, pastor
of the Methodist church. The inter-
ment will be in the Cloverport ceme-
terry.
The active pail bearers will be:
Messrs Ira Behen, LATE Behen, Hill
airy Hardin, Gordon McGavock,
Marion McGavock and Harry New
som. And the honary pallbearers are
Messrs A. B. Skillman, Chas F.. Light
foot, L. ID. Bowlds, John Lively, S.
p Conrad and J NJ. Fitch.
Mr.. Oglesby was born July 16, 1s43
at the Oglesby homestead which was
owned and first settled by his parents,
Rosa and Joseph Oglesby. On Dec
ember II, 1878, he was united in mar
riage to Ella B. Watkins, of Holt, and
they were given one child, a
daughter, Mary Finley Conrad, wife
of Mr.. Shelby Conrad
Mr.. Oglesby spent his entire life on
the farm and lived only in the one
place He was always actively en-
gagged in farming, and took a good
deal of interest in the progressive
farming methods offered by the coun-
ty agents Mr.. Oglesby's home was
known far and wide for its hospitality
and he never ceased to be the same
genial host. He was man who was
very charitable in his nature and he
spent his life in caring for others.
With his widow and daughter, he
is survived by FIVE grandchildren;
Samuel Edward, David Henry, Kath-
crime, Mary Grey and Ella Watkins
Conrad.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-11-12
Cloverport Asked For .
$500 Memorial Fund.
John Gibson Here In Interest OF
Memorial For Ky. Heroes.

Mr. John Gibson, of Irvington, a
former Captain in the u. s. Army
was in Cloverport, Wednesday in the
interest of the proposed 500, 900 Me-
mortal Building to be erected on the
campus of the University of Kentucky
to commemorate the ares fallen he
roes of the State.
Mr. Gibson met with women of the
Wednesday Club that afternoon at
the home of Mrs ID. B. Phelps, and
asked them to raise $500 in Cloverport
for the fund, but the women did not
respond very readily on account OF
two other drives that are on in the
town at present
Mr. Gibson named the two Clover
port boys, Geo. w. Ali and VIM. B
Burnett, who died in service. Breck-
inridge county's quota for the me.
mortal fund is $500.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-11-12
SPLENDID OFFERING FROM
WEEK OF PRAYER AND
SELF DENIAL SERVICES.

During the week of prayer and self
denial services which were held in
the Cloverport Methodist church last
week, the offerings amounted to $50.
Sixty per cent. of the money will be
sent to the medical school in Shanghi,
China, and forty per cent. goes to
the New Wesley House under cons
truction in San Francisco, Calf.
The offering is contributed aside
from the dues and the missionary
pledge of the local Woman's Mission
airy Society.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-11-12
"OWN YOUR HOME" IS NECESSARY
SLOGAN FOR CLOvERPORTERS.
Or Else Find Yourself Without Place To Hanq
Your Hat. Real Estate Deals Continue
Lively. But More Homes Are Needed.

Within the last six months, twenty
two houses have been sold in Clover
port. Some of the new property own
ers are new corners, who are taking
up theid domicles in this port, while
the others have been renters and have
found it necessary to own their own
home il they expect to keep a place
to hang their hat for any length of
time.
With the prospect of the federal
highway and of work beginning on
the Government Dam As, at Addison,
KY, within short time, there will be
a dire need for more home in this
community. so the citizens who are
not already property owners are buy
ing in order that they may be sure of
an abiding place.
1t has been automatically stated that
two men were in this city last week;
one looking for store building, and
the other was hunting a desirable
place for hotel and rooming house.
Latest Transactions.
The latest transactions have taken
place in the East End. A. S. Sutton
read in The Breckenridge News, a
few weeks ago that the only safe
plan to keep from moving was to own
home in Cloverport, so he decided
to drive a peg and be a real Clover
porter Mr.. Sutton has purchased
from Ernest Boyd the pretty little
cottage on the corner opposite the
depot
This makes two real estate deals on
that corner in the last week and five
in the last ten days.
Tousey Rogers has sold his home
out on Murray avenue to Felix Beavin
Beavin in turn has sold his property
on the Pike to O. S. Hendrickson
Tom Rogers has bought a farm
near Sulphur Springs. Ohio county
He will not move his family until the
first of the year, but he has been SOW
ing wheat the last week, and making
preparations for extensive farming for
next year.
Austin Beavin has sold to Raymond
Dunn the house in the lower end of
the city, known as the Jas. Lay pro-
perty.
A piece of property that has not
been previously reported was the sale
of the Farnsworth residence on rail-
road street to VIM. McCracken, while
Mr.. McCracken is to move away he
will rent until he sees that he is salts
fed in his new location at Howell,
Ind