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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-02
MORRISVILLE

Mrs w. p. Mould Of Minevlle n Y.
came Friday for a few days stay with
her mother Mrs. Frances Greene and
other relatives.-Fred Child has returned
home from Ellsworth. Maine. where he
has been attending summer school-Miss
Elizabeth Foye. who has been spending
two weeks with relatives. returned Mon
day to Jeffersonvile TO resume her duties
in the Citizen Telephone Co office Mr.
and Mrs. W. II. Isham took their son.
Henry. 10 the Fanny Allen hospital last
week. where he underwent an operation
for removal Of tonsils and adenoids -
Miss Pearl Barry Of Richmond, who has
been guest during the past week Of
Miss Mural Smith, went Saturday to
Orleans.-Miss Mary Clay began work
Monday as operator in the Citizens Tele-
phone Co. office.--Mr. and Mrs. H. A.
Slayton Miss Lillia Slayton, Mrs. George
Little, Mr. and Mrs. G. n. Slayton and
son, Henry Albert, left Saturday by auto
for Boston.-Miss Vivian Campbell has
returned to her home in Stowe after
visiting at the home of her brother. r.
r. Camphell.--Mis Mildred Powell of
Jeffersonville- has been spending a week
with friends in town.-Miss Faith
Fdmunds has returned home from a two
weeks stay with relatives in Lyndon
ville.-Miss Carrie Powers, who has been
al the Mary Fletcher hospital. Buring-
ton for treatment for several weeks.
has returned home, Mr.. and Mrs John
Weafer and two sons have returned to
their home in Boston after n two weeks
stay with Mr.. Weafers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Weafer.-Mrs. j. Ran
dali Child. Miss Murel Smith. Merle
Smalley and Edith Stewart went Monday
TO Greensboro where they will be in
camp at the Smith cottage for several
days.-Miss Daisy Stewart has been
engaged az teacher in the Richford high
school--T. J. Stewart began work Mon
day as teacher in the school AT Cady'
Falls.-Miss Reryl Stewart went Monday
to E,lmore to resume teaching Lyman
Woodwork Of Richford Is visiting rela-
| tives in town,--C. n. Prior and daughter,
Marion. of Rutland are visiting the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. II,
Prior-Misr Alice Goddard went Wed
| nesday to Burlington. where she will enter
the Mary Fletcher hospital for a course
! in training.-Clarence Pitman NJ Port
| land Me-. is a guest at the home of Lee
wilkins Mrs. George Jones has gone to
St Adams for visit to her sister, Mrs
John Miner.
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CRAFTSBURY

Miss Ella Brown of Burlington
visiting her sister, Mrs. Dillingha m
n. L. Sawyer and family spent d
weekend with his sister, Mrs Nell
Urn of Haverhill. y. H.--Mrs Herb4
Spaulding and children. who have nd
spending few weeks with her "a
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. P Kaiser.
turned to their home In Nevbu
Mass last Friday - Mrs Elna VIII
ney returned to Boston Saturday.--N
and Mrs. w. F.. Hardy. who have be
spending a week in Canada. return
the first of this Week.-Mrs. Nan
IA User of Massachusetts who has he
visiting her brother. W. ?. Kaiser. i
for stowe Friday.--The Rev. o. r We
and family have returned from tn
vacation and he will OCCUPY his pull
next Sunday. September 5.--The scho
in town commenced Monday. The ope
ing of the Academy school has be
postponed for one week for repairs
A son was born to MIR and Mrs.
Williams last Thursday
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NORTH CRAFTSBURY

Road Commissioner Martin Johnson
and a force of men are doing some per-
manent work on the Albany road,-Mr,
and Mrs William Clapp of Fargo, \, D.,
are the guests NJ Mr.. and Mrs, Fl, y.
Stevens. Mr. and Mrs, Harry Rawson of
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ere community are urged to be present
ana give him elcome.-Applicatiop for
victory medals may now be obtained
rom MT. Mansfield Post. No. 80. Ameri-
can Leg'on.-The superintendent Of the
Sunday-school desires full attendance
September 4
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GREENSBORO

c. A. Dupont has moved from Orleans
to the farm recently bought of Mrs, G.
Y. Simpson and Mrs Simpson and daush-
ter Mrs Flora Miller, moved Saturday
fgrom the farm to the Jackson house
which they purchased In the vlllage.-W.
G. Bodine moved the last Of the week to
Milton, where he is engaged as principal
in the high school for the next year.-
The Ladies served a Harvest dinner at
the Congregational church dining room
August q and the net receipts were
over $10.-Thursday was day of Field
Sports for the churches in Willis Lums-
dens grounds.-Ray Hall. Miss Maud Mer-
rihew. Miss Gertrude Smith and Miss
Ruth Bolton opened school at the village
Monday morning The principal did not
arrive in time to participate in the open
ing Miss Parks and Miss Phillips are
at the Bend school. Miss Young at the
head Of the Lake. Miss Silver at North
Greensboro and Miss Hall at the Four
Corners with Mrs. Logan in the Silver
school.-Miss Gladys Carroll returned to
Concord y. H., Sunday afternoon.-The
Rev. r. NJ. Snyder preached at the Con
gregational church Sunday morning.-The
evening service was held at the Boynton
Cottage by the I.ake--Miss Dorothy Will
ley has been spending few days with
friends in Nashua, \. H.-Misses Edna
Edla and Helen Wiley have been visit
ing their grandmother in Waterville.
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DERBY

There is TO be a district meeting Of
the Rebekah Lodges Of district No. 5
with wide-Awake Lodge here September
g. wide-Awake Lodge will give ban
ouet at, $50 o'clock in the evening .-Mr.
and Mrs. winfred Brown, OF Jackman.
Me-. called on Carlton Adams recently
Schools Of the Village open September l..
Henry Crandali, Of Newport has come
to make his home with his son, Arthur
Crandall. Mrs. Frank Niles has returned
to her home In Brooklyn. n. Y.-The Rev.
". S. Eddy, Of the Methodist Church, has
returned from his vacation.--Dr. r. w.
Clark. Of Brockton, Mass. Is visiting Mr..
and Mrs L. p. Jenne.--Mr. and Mrs. Err
nest Wells are the parents of a son, born
August 25.-Mrs Jennie Kingsbery is Wis
ting her son. Emers, in Portland, Me-
Hiram Foster and Miss Patti Foster have
returned to New York-Mrs. Robert Fl
Halsey will show her herd Of Brown Swiss
cattle at Shsrbrooke fair.--Mr. and Mrs.
A. ~. Uttin and son, Roger Jenne. return
ed Thursday from an automobile trip 10
Woodsville and Windsor.-Mrs. r. n
Read of Burlington. Miss Frances Hoop
er, Of Columbus, Miss, and the Misses P.
Towle and Adelaide Croft. of Enosburs
Falls. visited Mrs. Carlton Adams ths
past week Leland and Myra JENNIE are
visiting their mother, Mrs. A. n. Uttin
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Junior Hamilton and little sister. Helen
Louise, have returned from q months
visit with their aunts. Mrs. Moses Full
lington, Mrs. Grace Williams and Miss
Annie Burlington, who are in camp at
Willoughby Lake.
At a recent meeting Of the trustees Of
the Goodrich Memorial Library. Charles
A. Prouty, Charles n. Brady and George
L. Macdiarmid was selected to All the
vacancy caused by the death of Elisha
Lane.-Mrs. =. J. Farrell and daughter.
Miss Helen Farrell, and Charles and
George Farrell who have spent the sum.
mer here, have returned to their home In
Washington, .. C.-Miss Florence Brown.
Miss Grace Brown, Roy and Raymond
Brown have been visiting friends in Ayers
Cliff, p. Q.--Dr. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Hartley
of New York city are occupying their
cottage on Indian Point during the month
of September.
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ner on Sunset Hill The Savage fam
lily is well known and honorcd one
in Stowe and many OF their friends
here will like to meet Mr.. and Mrs,
Ball, who are celebrating their 50th
wedding anniversary by making this
visit to Mt. Mansfield. All friends and
those interested are invited to attend
the picnic. ANY who do not feel equal
to the climb from the front entrance
can drive within a short distance from
the picnic grounds from the entrance
near H. T. Reynolds.
Howard F. Shaw liz receiving many
| congratulations upon his nomination as
the democratic candidate for United States
senator from Vermont.-7J. b. Mckinley
has filed his assent to his nomination as
candidate for representative to the State
Legislature from Stowe-Mrs. Lizzie Ben
son and mother. Mrs. Louisa Taylor and
niece. Miss Pearl Taylor, have returned
from st. Tohnsbry where they have
| passed several weeks with Mrs. Benson's
| brother, Clinton Taylor and family
| Miss Kathryn Lenny Of Jeffersouville
| is passing the week with Miss Louise
| Morgan and other stowe friends.-Miss
| Lois Riley has returned to Mt. Mansfield
after visiting friends in hyde Park.-News
was received here Tuesday evening OF
| the death of John Pfaff at his home in
Grand Haven, Mich. Mr.. Pfaff. who was
a brotherin-law of Frank Gale of stowe
is survived by his wife. Mrs. Emma Gale
Pfaff. formerly Of Stowe and by his son
Clifford Pfaff and grandson. John. who
with Mrs. Clifford Praff. have just return
cd to Grand Haven. after passing a par
lof the summer here Mr.. Pfaff also leave'
one sister and four brothers. among then
Fred Pfaff and Charles Pfan of Crane
Haven, whose wives Clara Gale Pfaff ant
Gertrude Gale Pfaff are sisters OF Mrs
Pfaff, and were formerly OF stowe. Thu
funeral will he held Fridsy.-Mrs. c. j
IStrand and daughter. Sylvia. came yester
lday from Brattleboro to join Mr.. Strsnt
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-21

wszystkich czionk6w, czlunkinie
iak r6wnie5 wszystkich dobrze my
Slacych obywateli / obywatelki. -
Wszyscy dobrej wolf Polacy / Pol
Xxi powinni sic stawie ma to posie-
dzenie, Edyz waine sprawy wszy-
stkich mas o~bchodzsce beda ma ia
kowem omawiane.
Komttet lObywatelsk uprasza
wszystkich obywateli / obywatelki,
ably znosili W dalszym ciagu ma Pile
banjo odziea, obuwie, bielizne, kon-
serwy, mydlo ftp. ably nieee pomoc
uaszym rodakom 1 rodaczkom, a
zwlaszcza dziatwie, nedze / glod W
Potsce .cierpiacei, Niesmy datki
~piniezne / to CO kto moze r6wniez.
Jedno z n~ajstarszych Towarzystu
n a Jackowie, Tow. Sw. Jaeka, zlo-
ty1o swoja ofiare W sumie $50. ma
przeprowadzenie ~plebiscytu ma Sla-
sku. Dobry to przyklad, ktory po-
winien posiuayc jake zacheta 1 in
nym do przyfozenia reki, abysmy
Slask z rak niemieckich wyrwat
mogli.
z szacunkiem,
T. JasZkowsH, prezes;
J61. Paliwoda, sekretarz
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Rekomendowni oni zostali wszy-
ICY przez szefa policyi Garity'e-
20 i marszalka stray pozarnej G
Connor'a. Miedzy wszystkimi
kt6rzy postawieni So jake handy
daci do honorowych odznaczeh
znajduje sic tylko jeden strazak
l jeden policyant, ktorzy prawdo-
podobnie otrzymaja medale,
- Kapitan M. Nootbaar komen
liant stacyi 'policyjnej W Engle-
wood ,zostal najechany wczoraj
przez automobil, kierowany przez
niejakiego l.. Hoffmanna z pnr.
2817 Clifton Park ave. w miesz-
kaniu kapitana lekarz skonstato-
wal pekniecie kostki w nodze
Nootbaar'a Automobilisty ME.
aresZtowano.
- Cd czasu wejscia W zycie
wojennej prohibicyi, rad liberal
dowody przestepcow pre-
stepstw prawa prohibicyjnego,
lecz poniewaz ME czynii wielkich
d%ochodzen, szynkarze czuli sic pc
niekad bezpieczni. Ale dobre tie
easy sic skohczyiy - powiada
dystryktowy prokurator Clyne -
i dzisiaj stana wszyscy przestep-
cy W obliczu surowego prawa pro
hibicyjnego. Ma liScie rzadowej
znajduje sic 3S-miu szynkarzy i
innych, ktorzy oskarzeni So O
przekraczanie prawa wojennej
|prohtbicyi.
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iaskiego dnia sgo lutego b. T., kro-
tochwile ze spiewami p. t. ,,Szewc
AryStokrata." Bli5sze szczeg6y W
swoim czasie.
Przedroczne posiedzenie delega-
tow obchod6w narodowych / biblio-
text i'm. J.. ]. Kraszewskiego, cd
bedzie sic dnia Ego lutego, b.. r.
Sekretarz tegoz zszerzenia prosi, a
by wszystkie towarzystwa, jak nal
predict nadeslali W urzedowej for
ME nazwiska nowo-obranych dele
gat6w ma rok 1920.
OBJ. J. K~oscielniak, W tych dniach
otworzy1 pnr. 1856 W. 21sza Ill.,
biuro a~gencyjne kart okretoWych l
zalatwiania wszelkich spraw zagra-
nicznych. Poniewaz W tel dzielnicy
ma wielu znajomych, ME ulega
watpliwo$ci, re interes p6jdzie do
brze.
Jutro w czwartek, dnia 22go b.
m, odbedzie sic posiedzenie Tow p
n. ,,Biaiego Orla" gr. STS z. n.
P, w sail Puaaskiego. Zarzad jak
najusilniei prosi czaonk6w o sta
wienie sic W komplecie.
Dzisiai o godzinie 1890 rano
odbyl sic pogrzeb S. p. Rozalii z
Kamihskich Fordonskiej, ktore1
rozstala sic z tym swiatem pc kr6-
tkiei lecz cie&kiej chorobie, Iczac
przy zgonie lat q. orsza& pogrze-
bowy wyruszy1 z domu zaloby pnr'
1929 w. 1Stej ul., do kosciofa p
W. sw. Wojciecha, gdzie Y. Chapel
ski, odprawit n~abozehstwo "a spo-
k6j duszy zmarlej W a~systencyl Il
Leona ,Hinca jake dyakona 1 X. To
masza Sampolinskiego jake subdya
kona. Pc ceremoniach pogrzeoo'
wych w~yruszono ma cmentarz sW'
Wojciecha, gdzie zwloki zioaono ma
wieczny o~dpoczynek.
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z WOJCIECHOWA.

Bractwo Dzieci Maryi, skupiata-
ce sic PREY parafii sw. Woiciecha,
urzadza przedstawienie W p~rzyszla
niedziele dnia 25go b. m, W sail
parafidlnej o godzinie Smej VIE
ezorem. Odegrana zostanie sztuka
p t. ,,FaSiola", Role s~poczywaja W
rekach zdolnych amatorek, ME u
Iega naimniejszei watpHwcsci, re
ca}oSe wypadnie dobrze.
Tow. Kr6l Zygmunta Igo grupa
4S6 z. n. P, ur1adZa przedsta-
wienie, kt6re sic odbedzie W sobote
dnia sligo b. m, " salt Puiaskiego.
Odegrana zostanie piekna komedya
p. t. ,,Lobzowanie". Role tel sztuki
spoczywaia W rekach n~ajlepszych a
mator6w tegoa t~owarzystwa, spo-
dziewaG sic wiec nalezy, re rzecz
wypadnie iak nalezy.
K6lko Dramatyc1ne pod nazwa
..Wolna Polska'. odegra W sail Pu-
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re STANIsLAwoWA.

Tow. sw. Michaia Arch, gr. 1873
S. P. W A. odbedzie roczne posiedze-
ME W srode, dnia 21go stycznia, o
godzinie 1880 wieczorem, W sali zwy-
klych ~posiedzeh. Kazdy cz}onek ma
bye obecny, DO So wazne sprawy do
zaiatwienia. - Ant. Kunowski, PREF.
Ant. Sochowski, sekr. prot, 1888
Iowa ul.
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2 MARYANOWA.

W niedziele, dnia 25go b. m, o
godzinie 2ej p%opoludniu, odbedzie
sic nadzgwyczajne ~posiedzen:e komi-
tetow dobrobytu klub6w OBJ. i'm.
A. Mickiewicza / klubu Pan i'm. kr6-
Lowell Jadwigi, W sprawie om6wienia
wieczorku ola obydwu klubow. "a
Tow. Dramatu Spiewu bedzie
mialo roczne rosiedzenie W srode, d.
21go stycznia, o godz. Sci wieczorem
- wszxscy maja bye obecni DO po
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o%osiedzeniu odbedzie sic Bunco Par
ty ola czaonk6w j ich pFzyjaci6i' W
;klad nowego zarzadu wchodza: Pa
vel Mika, pref; Salomea Urbahska,
viceprez.; J. T. Regosz, sekr. prot;
3ronislawa Kutza, sekr. fin; Felix
TIuntowski, kasyer; Leon Kutza, re
User; Monika Zamorska dyrygent-
ka spiewu. - Pawel Mika, PREF; j..
T. Regosz, sekr. prot.
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kR61klE NOTATN MEJSKE.

- Trzydziestu policyant6w, o.
raz dwpdziestu siedmiu strata
kow, ktorzy ~odznaczyli sic boha-
terskimi czynami z narazeniem
wlasnego zycia W czasie ssuzby
zostalo wczoraj rekomendowa-
nych mayorowi miasta Thompso
nowi, jake kandydaci do honoro-
wych odznaczen mmicypalnych.
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ZAVONDALE.

DIS wieczorem odbedzie sic W
hall pa~rafialnej sw. Jacka posie-
Komitetu Obywatelskiego
ma dzielnice Avondale Mr.. 1S6 wy
dziaIu Narodowego. Poczatek posie
q godzinie Smej wieczorem.
Zaprasza sic usilnie ma takowe
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vszystkim krewnym zna'o
mym donosimy to smutna VIA
domoSc il najukochansza iona
moja / matka nasza
S. P.
Konstancya Witt
czlonkini Niewiast Rozanca sW.
F~oresterek sw. Jadwigi No. As
DO kr6tkiej lecz ciezkiej choro-
bic, pozegnala sic z tym sWia-
tenn, opatrzona sw. Sakramen-
tamil, dnia 1890 stycznia, roku
1920, o godzinie 2giej rano, "
podesz}ym wieku.
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic W czWar
tex, dnia 22go stycznia, o 60
dzinie $3.50 rano, z domu zafo-
by pnr. 2244 So. LeaVitt ul., do
kosciola sw. Amy, a stamtad
ma cmentarz sw. Wojciecha.
Ma ten smutny obrzadek "a
praszamy wszystkich kreWnych
i znaiomych, W ciezkim zalu
p~ograEeni:
Jan Witt, maj; Leonard, Jan,
Walenty, Adam / Edmund, sy-
movie; CzesIawa, K~onstancya 1
Marya, synowe; sZwdgrowie, -
siostry, wnuki, wnuczki, wraz z
GAIA familia. Fl
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pOTRZEBA starszego m~ezczyzne "a
portera w restauracyi. Stala praca.
Zgolsie sic 24O7 w. Division ul. -
Telefon Armitage 906. Il
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PRACA.,

POTRZEBA prasownika ma czysto,
kieszeniarzy. 1888 Milwaukee ave.
~
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POTRZEBA kucharza. 1868 Milwau-
kee ave. Il
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POTRZEBA op%eratorow lub operator
XII prey damskich sukniach / spod-
nicach. Zavislak and Klein, 1907 W.
Division ul. q
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Helena Gaura


czionkini Niepodleg}ych Polek
ma Bridgeporcie, po kr6tkiej cho
robie, pozegnala sic z tym swla-
TEN, %opatrzona sw. Sakramen-
tami, dnia 1890 stycznia, roku
1920, o godzinie 1890 wieczo-
rem, p~rzezywszy lat 80.
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic " czwar
TEX, dnia 22go b. M, o godzinie
$3.50 rano, z domu zaloby pnr.
3OOS S. Throop ul.. do kcscioia
Sw. Barbary, a stamtad ma cmen
tarz NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Panskie
go.
"a ten smutny obrzadek "a
praszamy wszystkich krewnych
znajomych, W ciezkim zalu
pograzeni:
StanisIaw Gaura, MAJ; Fran
ciszka, c6rka; Ahdrzei i Marta
Medrzyccy, rodzice; A1.toni i
Antonina Gaura, tesciowie; -
Franciszka, siostra; Boleslaw,
Mieczysiaw, Edward, Franci-
SEEK, bracia; Katarzyna / Pau
lima, bratowe.
Pogrzebem zajmuje sic S. }.
Pruchniewski, Drover 1889.
81
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Wszystkim krewnym | znaJo-
mym donosimy te smutna VIA
domoSG il najukochansza iona
moja, matka, c6rka i siostra
nasZa
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POTRZEBA ch}opca przesz}o f6 lat
do lekkiej f%abrycznej piracy. f. n.
Wheeler Mfg. Co., 215 w. Huron Vi.
u
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POTRZEBA natychmiast starszej
kobiety do przypilnowania 2 i pot
rocznego dziecka W rodzinie pols'iej.
- Dobra zaplata / staia praca. -
Zglaszae lie W godzinach VIE
czornych zaraz. POSI- Cortez ul.. ROC
Hoyne ave-, 3cie pietro, Tub telefo-
nicznie: Armitage 1872. Il
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GOMOZO was wyleczy. 90S N. Ash
land ave. Il Iu:
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POTRZEBA kelnerki Tub kelnera.--
1868 Milwaukee ave. u
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POTRZEBA dziewczat do nauki, -
dobra zapiata. 1852 Milwaukee av.
ma dole. ~
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POTRZEBA doSwiadczonych kobiet
do mycia naczyh. Niedziele / swieta
wolne. $13. - COS w. Randolph III.
Il
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POLSCT

Dr.. Jan P. WojtaleWia LkAH kKUsaFR
os,. tssl W. NORTH AVE RsL: 1871 n. RAULINA VI
SiscEorem. w niedZiele Cd 10 do u " pOASdntn
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opnpMr nCEnc7ENIA

ZGUBIONO dnia 19 stycznia wieczo-
rem O Sci godzinie zgubiiem pakiet
2 dwoma piersciankami slubnymi /
iednym zwyklym, z literami A. s.
i $40 W gotowce. Laskawy a
raczy doreczyc do Antoniego Scdcn'
1910 w. 21sza utica, 2gie pietro
front.
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POTRZEBA chlopc6w | kobiet do
piracy W fabryce sera. Dobra warun
XII 1 plaza. Stala praca. Empire Chez
sc Co., 1859 N. Oakley ave. 90
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-21

POTRZEBA kilka mlodych dziew--
cat przeszlo IA letnich do lekkiej ia
brycznej roboty, $12 tygod1ioWo,
ma poczatek. Kr6tkie godziny. staaa
praca. Latwa przyjemna robota. -
Niewberry Co., 2140 Clybourn ave.
blisko Southport. Y
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-21

POTRZEBA doswiadczonego prasow
nika ma suknie. 1919 N. Ashland aV
lsze pietro, z tyiu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-21

POTRZEBA balwierzy Sch, ma sta
1e. 626 w. Madison ul., ma dole. -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-21

POTRZEBA %dziewczat do znaczenis
/ sortowan!a W pralni. HiPh Grade
Laundry, 1926 w. 22ga ul. 2.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-21

POTRZEBA operatorek PREY paro--
wych m~aszynach. Staia praca, kroI'
kie godziny, dobra zapiata. Musz't
bye doswiadczone. F. Fl. Wheeler
Mfg. Co., 215 w. Huron ul. Il
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-21

POTRZEBA balwierza wieczorami :
W soboty popoiudniu. Stale, 200!
Augusta I'll.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-21

K6lko Dramatyc1ne pod nazwa
.Wolna Polska", odegra W sail Pu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-21

POTR1EBA starszej kobiety do do
mowej roboty. 1872 Ayres CT, 1sze
pietro, z frontu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-21

PoTRZEBA moulding feeders, ro-
botnik6w iswayer's. 1745 Dickson
ul. -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-21
PRACA.

POTRDEBA dziewczyny do domoWej
roboty, mala familia. Zgiosit sic -
924 Noble ul. Apteka. AAA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-21

LEKCYE dale ma skrzypcach j forte
pianie. pnr. 2737 Augusta ul. Kali
mierz Paw}owski
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-21

POTRZEBA 2giej kucharki doswiad
czonej. 721 N. Clark ul. ~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-21

TERESA Zawacka prosi swego me-
ia, ably powr6cii do domu. JeZli ME
vr6ci to sprzedam wszystko wy
;edzie 2 Chicago. 1899 Marion CT
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-26
LOCAL MAN ENLIsEs FOR HAWAII

William S. Bell of 911 State street, a well known local man. formerly of the 102nd Infantry, today enlisted at the local army recruiting station. 925 Main street, for the Coast Artillery for service in Hawaii Bell while over seas with the I02nd Infantry partici- pated in the following battles: Chemin des Danes, Seicheprey, Chateau Thierry, St. Mihile and Verdun. Bell was a happy fellow leaving Bridge port this morning and told the ser geant in charge that when he landed in Hawaii he would send him few postal cards of the Hawaiian dancers.
 Jerry Fountain of 783 Barnum ave- nue, Michael Jacob of S72 Hallett street, James P. Gaines of 324 Brook street, and George D. Lasher of 1091 State street, were also accepted today for the 43rd Infantry. Camp Lee, Va
 The Army Service School at Fort Leavenworth, Kans, is urgently in need of three skilled printers. one makeup man, two linotype operators and two skilled draftsmen. Non- commissioned grades are available for competent men for these jobs-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-26
TREATY RIGHTS OF ALIENS MAY
 BE INCREASED
American Bar Association Asks For Greater Protec-
 tion on These Lines.

St. Louis, Aug. 26-Enactment of federal legislation guaranteeing more adequate protection to aliens in their treaty rights was recommended at to- days session of the convention of the American Bar Association by its Committee on Jurisprudence and Law Reform.
 This subject is "entit1ed to very serious consideration in the pending Congress- in the opinion of the com mittee. Its recommendations, accord ing to the report, results from various complaints that have been made to the United States by other nations that the rights of the citizens of those nations, under existing treat ies, were not sufficiently protected by laws of this country"
 The proposed legislation provides that the President be authorized to direct the Attorney-General. in the name and behalf of the United