davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-09
500 More Mileage

In Rca,ca, Green & SWEET Co.
watched the Miller records on
tome hundreds Of large cars.
They fcundthat Niil.ers increased
theformeri tire mileage from S0Go
Co 1870. They eliminated blow
on. troubles. And only six tircsin
each 1000 proved Disappointing
10 the u:ers.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-07-10
Pastor In Right Place at Wrong
Time.
(Star News Seryice)

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July 0.-This
story illustrates the improprietv
Of legitimate business enterprises
permitting disreputable practices in
their rear. The Rev. J. NJ. Booker.
one of the leading ministers of this
city, snagged his coat sleeve the
other day, and stepped in the first
tailor shop he passed to have if
repaired. He had no sooner entetr-
ed the place than the patrol wagon
backed up in front, and the pastor
was carried to the police station
along with dozen white men who
had been gambling in a rear room
OF the tailor shop. The police ser
geant with revolver forced Pas
tor Booker to enter the patrol wag-
on though he had Stoutly protest
ed his innocence of wrong doing
Later The Rev. gentleman was dis
charged but the contumely of his
arrest will remain in his memory
for some time.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-07-10

discussed at a mass meeting cit-
izens held at the Atlanta Theatre
building. Col. William j. Simmons
and professor of southern history
at Lanior University and Judge Geo
hlllyer were the principal speak
ers' Col. Simmons attacked the Ma
iohal Association for the Advance
ment OF Colored People. He declar-
ed mat the propaganda of the AsSo-
clllioh preached social equality of
the races and otherwise created
trouble between the races. Judge
nlllyer said if the Yankees would
stay on the othe- side Of the line
.he southern people would manage
the Negroes with the church and
Bible. anu
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-07-10
promoted to Final Inspector.
(Star NeMa ServicnH

'othl news SerViCeO
BROOKLYN, n. Y, July DIR
owen Waller. son Of Rev. O. NJ
Waller, NJ. d., of this city has been
promoted from the position. of gov
ernment veterinary inspector to the
more important post of final inspec-
tor at the Cudahy Packing Plant
Omaha, Neb. Only three other mem
bers Of our group have attained this
position, two at Chicago and one
al Kansas City. DR.. Waller is =
graduate of Cornell University.
where he attained distinction for
scholarship. He was the first of
the race ever assigned to Cudahv's
and only through the exercise Of
patience, afability and diligence
coupled with high efficiency, was
he successful in thus winning his
way over difficulties.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-07-10
"Y" Holds Interesting Meeting

The local Hunton Branch OF the
Y. NJ. C.. A., held very interesting
meeting at the headquarters on
Greenwood Ave, last Sunday even
ing with Mr.. II. J.. LaGrone, preSid-
ing. After singing several appro-
pirate selections, the subject: How
the y. NJ. C.. A.. can help to bring
about a better TulSa?", was opend
up for discussion by Mr. j. II. Gar
rcit. All those present made talks
pertinent to the subject during the
round table discussion which fol-
lowed.
These very instructive and profit
able meetings are to be held every
Sunday afternoon at 300 o'clock,
and the public is cordially invited
to attend them.
The subject for discussion tonor-
row will be: Our Opportunity E.
This is yer, liVs tOpc ami ii asI
hoped that large nuH4hss az fulSa s|
young men viii be on hand.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-07-10
Goca/anaS Socla/Nelus


hf. 5fn lllllah. VINO lrll win the
Shuuers some weeks ago, has re-
turned from Canada and other
points on the Pacific Coast
The Misses I1uycnia West and
Cprinnc Burgess who are spending
the summer in Long Island, y. y,
report having splendid time.
Mr.. and Mrs Dan Randlc Of Al
eHandria, La, arrived here last sun
dIY 10 make their home in Tulsa.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bell are at
home 10 their many friends i'm the
tlst Apartments.
The CITY Dog Catcher was max
ing a raid ON North Greenwood ST..
last week much 10 the dismay Of
the Youngsters.
William Little, who graduated
last June from the Muskogce VI. r.
u. school is spending a few weeks
with his aunt, Mrs. Bcll-Johnson.
one pf the propric,orS Of the Bell
Little Cafe.
Prof VIM w. Frazier Of Wewo-
ka is in the city visiting friends.
He will leave today.
MIR. Geo. Nave, prominent citizen
Of Mu>kogcc was in The city ycstcr-
day
Hon, r.. Emmett Stewart Of
MuNkogcc was a guest in the city
Wednesday night, en- route home
from Bri>loY where he had spent
the day on legal matters.
The Ladies' Art Club was enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon at the
residence Of Mrs. Bridgcwalcr on
North Detroit.
Rcmodlc Lodge, No. 1856. L. b. +.
met i'm the Masonic Building on f.
Archer street, Wednesday evening
with quite "A large number Of mem
bcrs present. The proceedings were
conducted by Brothers Hardridge
and Brashcars who are the ener-
gelic officers Of this lodge. Pre-
paraiionS are being made to meet
q NJ. Delaney at the coming
Grand Lodge meeting at Boley.. !
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-07-10
London Paper Compliments Havs

JnNrDotA' N. +. Servicel
LONDON, Eng, July S-Tbe
morning Post, speaking of a recital
recently given here by Mr.. Roland
liayes' noted Negro tenor. de.
clareS: ue
An interested audience listened
at Aeolian Hall to Mr.. Roland
hayes, a colored singer, and mick-
~ found him deserving of respect
iui attention. He has a tenor voice
capable OF sweet or ringing quality
throughout a useful range, and he
mas been at pains to acquire all the
elements OF highly cultured "yocal-
lSm'3 He delivered Puccinis "Che
geiida mamma" in Italian and Dee
thoVen's Adelaide with extreme
refinement, set an example which
many English singers would do well
10 copy by combining clear diotion
with unbroken phrasing. He needs,
however, to guard against over
cultivation of style at the expense
OF naturalness and open tone pro-
duction. His programme included
songs in French and Negro spirit
uaiS." Accomplishments were play-
ed by Mr. Lawrence d, Brown.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-07-10
mcdaniel Makes Big Purchase.
IA. N. T.. Service,

"a. N. +. seryicel
bIllCAGO, ILL.,, July 8.-The En-
.erpriSe Institute has bought six
Duiidings in the northwest corner
OF Aldlpe Square. A large group or
students have been enrolled in the
several departments and the Insti-
su.e @ mas started out with good pro-
speGtS Tor the coming year. Rev
u, H. Mcdaniel is the principal Of
tne school, He is well known ed.
ucator in this state and one of the
hoted orators of the Race.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-07-10
y. Y. Library To Employ Colorec
Girls.
(star News Service)

NtW YORK, \. Y, July SO
facilitate the circulation of litera-
ture in the congested Colored sec
ton of Harlem, New York City. the
library authorities have decided TO
employ force of Colored girls
as assistant librarians. To this end
Miss trnesiine Rose has been ap-
pointed sead librarian and will
have Il Number Of girls 10 aid her.
lMLS Rose has quite distinguish
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-07-10
First ColOred Heroes to be Buried
at Arlington Cemetery

WASHINGTON, July 8-For the
hrSl time in history four of heroic
CoIored dead from across the seas
nave been buried at the national
cemetery at Arlington, Va. They
ar William Bell, 8OGth Pioneers.
James T. Cromarty, 5OGth. Engine.
erH; cassie Denen, 301st, Stevedres
and Andrew Lowman, 335th, Labor
'uoUPuBa
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-07-10
Talented Linguist PasAes Away.

tStar News Service)
NEW YORK, n. Y, July 9-Prof
j. p. Eileen Of Century School, Of
ilIs city, died recently at St. Luke
Hospital. He was a native of Brit
ish Guiana, S. A., and an accom-.
pllShed linguiSt in nine languages
Latin, French, Dutch, Greek, Ger
man, Italian, Portuguese, English
and Spanish. He had passed civil
service examination in several of
these languages, and for number
OF years was general translator for
the large foreign trade firm of
Cornwall and Spinney.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-07-10
DR.. Price of McAlester Passes Thru

Dr.. J. w. Price, he well known
ply Sician of McAlcStcr, Okla, was
in Tulsa for several days en- route
to st. Louis, Mo, where he is in
tcrcStcd in making several big real
estate deals in the West end OF
"The Future Great" where many
Of the wealthy and cultured citl-
zenS Of our group are investing both
for home purposes and financial
profit The Doctor will return
within ten days to Oklahoma.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-07-10
ThompsOH In Bad Company.
"a. N. p. Seryice)

~ "a. n. T. Service)
CHICAGO, ILL.,, July S.-The Ma
tional Council Society has nomi-
mated Mayor VIM. Hale Thompson
for president. DR.. r. ID. Jonas. one
of the principals in the "Abyssinian
Princes" fracas of recent date is
the sponsor for the "boom" for the
mayor. The Republican party is
denounced in round numbers by
the redoubtable Jonas. Local Col
ored men do not appear to put
much stock in the movement. The
third party" candidate does not
seem TO take the nomination seri-
ously.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-07-10
Cleanest Place In Town.

Miss Bette Young, the aiTable and
efficient proprietor of the Dough
nut Factory and Cafe on North
Greenwood is congratula,in8 her
self over the fact that the City
Health Officer, C.. i, Gabe recently
visited her place and pronounced II
"Thc cleaneSl place I'm Tulsa
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-07-10

ed record of service with the A.
L. f., the lnter-Allied Rhine-Land
Commission at Coblenz, Germany
and the American Library Associa-
hon in establishing branch librar-
les.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-07-10
Holmes Institute Gets $4,000.
"a. N. Z. Seryice)

"a. n. p. Service)
MACON, Ga, July 2.-SI475.37
was paid into The treasury of the
fund for the Holmes Institute last
Sunday night. The meeting was
held in the Allen Chapel and Bish--
op w. A. Fountain presided.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-07-10

y. l.. Torchctt, 1912 North Green
wood, paid Star Once a visit on
Thursday last and subscribed for
the Star Tor his mother and broth
ar, who are residents of Austin and
IT. Worth, Texas. respectfully.
Mr. Floyd Rceder Of 122 North
Hartford has returned from Clcvc-
land, Texas, after spending three
weeks with friends and relatives,
Mr. piukic Lewis, the middle
weight champion Of the Pacific
Coast, left early this week for
Memphis, Tenn, where he is 10
meet Joe Clark for a 15-round bout.
Mr.. J. l.. MoSlcy, who is conduct
ing a shoe shop at rs North Elgn
was called to Oklahoma City this
week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson of 20 North
Elgin leaves next week for sum
mccr'S vacation.
Little Wendell King, son Of Mrs.
Letha Mae King, after spending a
few days with his mother. left for
Columbia, KY, Thursday TO spend
the summer.
The Phyllis Wheatly Club met at
$40 East EaSton, Friday, Mrs. Har-
vcy Thompson, hostess. The club
monthly social was at the home Of
Mrs. h. b. Meeks, Monday night
The Star Office was Frightened
for a few moments Wednesday last
by the visit Of little Miss Lesley
Hooker, who was looking for her
father, Mr. Samuel u. Hooker, the
efficient manager Of the Elliott
Hooker Department Store, who lcti
Wednesday for Muskogcc ON i'm
portanl business.
Mrs. Ida Gilmcr of ~ North De
troil left for PENNSYLVANIA last
Sunday night for a visit TO her son,
DR.. Curd. While on this trip she
will tour the Atlantic cities and re-
turn here in September.
Miss J. l.. Murphy, one of the !
popular and efficient clerks at the J.
thriving Thompson Pharmacy, left
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-07-10

NORFOLK, Va, July 2.-After a
three years hunt, Norman Dunn
was trapped hiding beneath house
In Wood street. Dunn is charged
with thirty-five shootings.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-07-10
Same Old Southern Tom -Foolery,
"a. N. p. Service)

ATLANTA, Ga, July 8.-Means
for better understanding between
the white and blacks in this sec
ton of the country was the subject
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-07-10

on Wednesday for Muskogee and
Rentiesvillc, where She expected 10
meet her brother. From there she
anticipated a trip to Hot Springs,
Ark. for a short visit and rest.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-07-10

Miss J, L. Murphy, one of the
popular and efficient clerks at the
thriving Thompson Pharmacy, left
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-26
POincare przeciW
NiemcOm.

Prezydent republiki francuskiej,
Poineare, wygbosii W Verdunle
mowe, W kt6rej oswiadczys, re W
traktacie pokojowym ME na'ozono
ma Niemcy zadnej kary Pienieznej
"a wojne. Me zadano navel
zwrotu koszt6w wojennych. Ably
dopasowac sic do zyczeh amery-
kanskich zazadano cd Niemiec
t>Iko zapiaty rent wojskowych i
nlateryalnych szk6d wojennych,
jake Niemcy spowodowaIi. Mem
cy zobowiazaiy sic do dostarcze-
MIA Francyi pewnej i1osci wegla
"a systematycznie przez Menu
cow we Francyi pustoszone i "a
lewane kopa1nie. Niemcy zobo-
wiazaly sic do wydania oficerow,
ktorzy dopuSciIi sic zbrodni. Kt6z
mole dopuscic do tego, ably Mem
cy ME dotrzymafy swych zobo-
wiazan? Niema Francuza, ktory-
by ola Mich szuka1 lagodzacych
okolicznoSci. Poincare zakohczyl:
,,,Jakiemkolwiek bedzie przyszse
stanowisko Niemiec, togo ME ma
ley zapominaG, re rozbrojenie
Niemiec powinno bye definityw-
mem, ably potajemnie ME mog}y
sic wybic ma nova potege labor
CA"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-26

stawie W oknie przeAiczny obraz O.
lejny pedzla artysty E. Bianchi'ego
wielkoSci 40x50 cali, wykonauy "
kolorach. Jest on kopia obrazu PREY
gotowanego do umieszczenia We wiei
XII moltarZu " nowym koSciele p. W.
Najsw. Maryi Fanny Anielskiej W
Chicago. Obraz ten, wykonany ma
podstawie opisu zaczerpnietego z zy-
ciorysu Sw. Frauciszka z Assyzu,
przedstawia 6w. Franciszka klecza-
cego u stop oitarza W koscioiku
Najsw. Maryi Fanny Anielskiet W
Asytu, W chwili, kiedy objawiia So
Sw. FrancisZkowt Nasw. Marya Pan
ma w ~otoczeniu Anioiow 1 kiedy ma
probe sw. Franciszka Pan Jezus u
dziela Odpustu Zupesnego Ola kaHde-
go. kto ten kosci6lek odwiedzi. Ko-
sct6lek ten, W kt6rym Pan Jezus u
dzieli} ten nadzwyczajnej laski sw.
Franciszkowi, byl bardzo malym i
dlatego nazywanym Porcyunkula, y
tel tea przyczyny odpust ten pazwa'
no Odpustem o~Prcyunkuli. Ohraz ten
wystawiony bedzie tylko dbl pare.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-26
din" pod powyzszym adresem.

din" pod powyzszym adresem.
4 q +
Pahstwo Pawlak, zamieEkujacy
pnr. 1912 N. Ashland ave., W tych
dniach nabyqi automobil mark Da.
Wis.
q - q
Oh, Bronislaw Wawrzynkiewicz.
kt6ry cd lat prowadzi} restauracye 1
wyszynk W Niles, ILL.,, naprzeciw
cm%entarza sw. Wojciecha, Zwinai W
tych dniach interes, a Cd ULTRA otwis
"a sklad wyrob6w masarskich M
spos6b europejski pnr. 1920 Mil
waukee ave., ma miejscu, gdzie OBJ.
Teofil Weyna prowadzil przez lat
kilkanascie interes szynkarski. OBJ.
Wawrzynkiewicz ma doswiadczenle
europejskle " tym zawodzie nile
watpi, Be interes mu p6jdzie dobrze.
i q +
Pahstwu Janowi 1 Emilii Lutow-
skim ~przyszly ma SWAT bliznieta paci
me8kiej, z kt6rych rodzice So ME
zmiernie urodowani. Matka / chic.
paczki znajduja sic pod opieka dr..
s. A. Brenzy.
Oh. Stefan Wiktorski. naby} "
tych dniach realnoSt cd oh. Walen'
tego Brucha. gam. pnr. 1855 8. Ada
ul., W dzielricy Town Of Lake, "a
sumo $4,000. Sprawy legalne gala
twill I przeprowadzil bank Braci Ko-
walewskich, PREY 51ej Throop III.
4 q
Pant Janina Tardowska, Fam. p
mr.. 1852 s. Washtenaw ave-, wyje-
chala wcDoraj do Dayton, Ohio ma
pogrzeb swego brata. Powr6ci praw-
dopodobnie 2 kohcem przyszlego ty-
godnia.
= - =
w przysz1a niedziele odbeda sic !"
domu pp. ~Eugeniusza / Wandy Ia
k6w, zam. pnr. 1857 Lister AVE.. Ia
reczyny ich c6rki Emilii z panem
Rudolfem Ziemnikowskim z Muske-
gon. Mich. zamoinym piekarzem. "
u~roczystosci vienna udziai rodztce
oboiga narzeczonych ! blizsze grono
krewnych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-26
|NOTATM OSOBISTE.


W domu PIP. Wiadysiawa / Maly-
amy (Sciezka) Osucha, Fam. pnr.
1881 w. lei uI., zapanowala nis-
zmierna rado$G 2 powodu przyjScia
ma SWAT pociechy W postaci tegiego
synka. Matka / nowonarodzone ME-
movie czuja sic dobrze.
Panstwu Wojciechowi i Franci--
szce (Szerszen) Baranowskim. Fam.
pnr. 4754 Under ave-, W jefferson
Park, urodzii sic ~wczoraj synek, Z
ktorego rodzice So wielce ucieszeni.
Matka i dziecie z~najduja sic pod o.
pieka lekarska W szpitalu ,,Passa-
want.
= q !.
Dowiadujemy sic, il iona znane-
go notaryusza p. FIR. Wengierskie.
60 powrocila cnegdaj z Los Ange-
les / okolicy Kalifornii. Byia tam s
tygodni.
q
Onegdaj PIP. Jan i Zofia Malino-
wscy nabyli r~ealnoSc pnr. 1871 w.
Division Ill. Cd Gustawa Blaurocka.
KUpujacych reprezentowali Bracia
Mindak. a sprzedajacych Wathier
and Jonathan. Pan Malinowski pro-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-26
PrzYazd Marszalka
Focha?

Cd kilku dni opinia pUbliczna
W Polsce zainteresowana Jest Ia
powiedzia przyjazdu wielkiego
wodza. w sbowach bardzo stanow
czych potwierdzif te pogloske ge-
neral Henrys w rozmowie re
wspolpracownikiem ~kuryera
P~olskiego." Ze wzgledu ma INA
genie, jakieby mialo osobiste &c
tkniecie marszalka Francyi z ar
mia polska, podaje ow ustep roz-
mowy W brzmieniu dossownem:
Ottawa, ably mocarstwa sprzy-
mierzone zawarfy stasy pokoj z
Rosya poza plecyma Po1ski, jest
psonna. Pokoj oddzielny mic be-
die zawarty przez zadne mocar-
stwo sprzymierzone. Zaprzeezam
kategorycznie pogsoskom, jakoby
Francya miata odmowit Polsee
dalszej pomocy. Sam fakt, re po-
wroci}cm do Polski, jest wystar-
czajaca ma to odpowiedzia. Do
dam zas, re pred wyjazdem Ia
pewnii mnie marsza}ek Foch, kto-
rego W Pokce reprezentuje, re
przybedzie osobi5cie do Polski
to niedlugo, juz W najbiizszyc''
dniach, ably przyjrzeG sic armii
poIskicj. Bedzie to mia'o niew2t'
pliwie oLbrzymic znaczenie mo-
raIne idac W pare T. udz;cloncm
przez mas poparciem materyaI-
mem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-26

dzenia techniczne. natychmiast Cd
danny zostanie do uzytku. Bedzie on
stanowil ~polaczenie pomiedzy Berli-
mem | Hamburgiem z jednej strony a
%Stockholmem z drugiej strony. IA
bel ten, majacy 40 kilometrow dtu-
gosci, wliczajac W to / dlugost PREY
legajacej linik telefonicznej lado-
wei 20 stronie niemieckiej jest o.
becnie natd4uzsza ma swiecie lima
telefoniczna z posr6d Limit, posiada-
jacych podobne warunki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-26
Najdhnisza LIMA telefoniezna-

Nowy niemiecki kabel t~elefonicz-
ny pomiedzy w~ybrzeaem pomorskiem
a szwedzka lejscowoscia Schooner
doprowadzony zosta} W dniu $50 b.
m. d brzegu szwedzkiego i jak tylko
u~kohczone zostana niezbedne UREA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-26

d DO oEioESi - V1eHkIM 1 -
IyeA. ka4deSo rodSsiu tresci -
DZIENNIK CHICAGOSK Eajmujt
bezsprIscsnie pierws1S mtElscN v a.
lei Amary00
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-26

do domu, gdLie pod opieka lekarska
prEychodzi powoli do zdrowia. Mat.
XII strezcie dziatki swoJe!
J. q i
Dzisiaj o godzinie loci ran od-
byt sic pogrzeb s. p. Teofila Grabo-
wskiego, kt6rego d{uga choroba by.
la pasmem bezustannych cierpieh.
Zmari on liczac PREY zgonie lat So.
Orszak pogrzebowy wyruszyf z domu.
zaloby pnr. 4725 N. Lawndale ave.
do koScioia p. W. Niepokalanego Ser
ca Maryi, gdzie K. Rajmund Appel
odprawiI naboiehstwo ceremonie Ii.
turgiczne, poczem ciaio przewieziono
1 z4ozono ma wieczny spocEynek ma
cmentarzu sw. Wojciecha. Niebosx-
czyk p~ozostawiA W smutku stroskana
tone, jednego syna 1 dwie corki. Po-
grzebem zaimowal sic p. Jan Kle-
mundt.
q 4
OnegdaJ " Akademii NajSw. Ro-
dziny odbyt sic domowy koncercik
najm}odszych uczennic muzyki: pu-
blicznosG | krytykow stanowiio gro
no nauczyeielskie. oraz ~uczennice
starsze wyaszych kurs6w. Popisywaly
sic: Helena Radniecka, Franciszka
Kedzierska, A. zminska, Irena ia
nicka, Salcia Springer, Krystyna Da-
browska, A. Hibner, Irena Luczko-
wska, Franciszka Czubachowska, F.
Rogalska Wanda Bednarska. -
Wszystkie grady ladnie, wykazywa-
}y postepy otrzymaly moe oklas-'
k6w, a. powtnno je zacheei6 do dali
sxej piracy.
W przyszla niedziele. dnia 1880
b. m, o eodztnie 2ej p%opoIudniu, "
sail parku Pulaskiego, PREY Noble
Blackhawk ul., odbedzie sic ma
der watne zebranie ,,Polskiego Sto-
warzyszenla A%spirantow Prawa', ma
kt6re ~usIlnie present So wszyscy
nale7acy do tego4 cz~lonkowie. Spra-
wa przysz}ej zabawy w%iosennej be-
die omawiaua I inne sprawy ME-
~cierpiace zwloki. Kazdy z mlodzieh-
COW polskich, kt6ry studyuje prawo,
a ME nale4y do tego Stowarzyszenia.
Jest take proszono o p%rzybycie. Sc
k~retarzem Jest p. W. Stopka.
= y i
Ma iadanie p~ublicznoSci zostanie
powt6rzuna sztuka p. t. The Cali.
ktora Llga alumnow szkoi parafial-
nych odegrala pred paru t~ygodnla-
mi z wielkiem powOdzeniem W sail
sw. Stanislaaw Kostki. Alumni wy
stawia ts szutke po raz drugi W sa-
II oh. Warszynskiego, PREY y. Gen.
trail Park ave. i Wolfram ul., ma do
ch6d nowo-budujacego sic koScioia
D. W. sw. Jacka W Avondale, W dru-
gle swieto Wielkanocne, dnia 5go
kwietnia b. r. Poczatek O godzinie SCI
wieczorem. W przysz{a niedziele, dn.
2Sgo b. m, odbedzie sic pr6ba tel
sztukI W sail parku Puiaskiego o
godzinle 2ej popcludniu. Obecnosc
wszystkich amator6w / amatorek jest
konieczna.
= a -
W niedzieIe, dnia 2Sgo marca b.
r, O goGz. 1880 wieczorem, W sail
parafialnej Sw. Jadwigi. rog Hamil-
ton / Lyudale ul., ~odegrane zrstana
dwie sztuki p. t. ,,OkreDue' W dwoch
aktach i ..Zydowskie Swaty" W jed
nvm akcie, staraniem Towarzystwa
Sok6l Polski ,,Zgoda" gn. 1872 T.. S.
P. Sympatyczne Gniazdo to Sokols
cieszylo sic zawSze poparciem Polo
nil ma Jadwigowie, to tel zaprasza
wszystkich O laskawe przybycie. -
Sztuki obie, przeplatane Spiewamt !
ta1cami, nadzwyczaj piekne, odegra
ne zostana przez pierwszorzednych
amator6w, z czego saddle nalezy, re
kto ME bedzie obecnym, pozaluje te-
go potem.
> o
w skIadzie ~przybor6w ko&cielnych
pod nazwa Ecclesiastical Goods
Co." mieszczacym sic PREY Milwau--
kee ave. | Augusta ul., jest ma wy
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w skfadzie p%rzybor6w ko&cielnych
pod nazwa Ecclesiastical Goods
Co." mieszczacym sic PREY Milwau--
kee ave. | Augusta ul., jest ma wy
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z,t,nITsmv cv nadvDzkowy zapas Bmo Dress CO, 1852 Broadway, New York; ad1o t
un: - +k rsEb cenach ZobaczGe tie nadzwyczane Warosci W naJnowszych stach t-
90 suonu Z napopulaniejaych maeryi Whacane So pobdulace aaasy'c zysow VIENNA
ne se1e oekne charneusi aeanckeg eorgeHc cit unkowe, boero aoc%dan ukaoane
STYLE Pnknie przybrane atasem padorkami, tnsd wenanyn hatem hooy a eaha'-
we taoe cooenhapen, Pekn brnatnei rome inne. WeEosU ola dan pmen' -
wate do 1925, ma jrtro spSyalnn po
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W przys1sa niedzieie W sail Wlei-
kiei IA Stanisiawowie odbedzie sic
ostatnie wzedstawienie kinemao--
sranczne W okresie postnym. Polka
sywane beda obrazy ruchome Z pro-
eesyi Bo4ego Ciaia, jakotet inne tre-
Sci pouczajacet I religijnet. Popotu-
dniu bsdzie przedstawienie dla die
et. a wieczorem ola starszych. Do
eh6d ma parable.
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Pred paru dniami wyszia 2 domu
osmnastoletnia Rozalia Laous' zam'
pnr. S147 Walton vi. i dotad ME
vr6cila ieszcze. Stroskani rodzice
przypuszczaja, IL dzieWcze pablo ofia
"a iakiego nieszczsscia. Udali sic z
prosba do pc1cyi, ktora przyrzekia
odszukae d~ziewczyne. \Byfa posiusz-
ma, stale pracoWala i bardzo rzadko
wychodziia z domu.