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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-16
MEN OF ABILITY!!!

M EN- of AblLl -!
large corporation can use seven men OF
clean Christian character. We need men Tor
our Washington, Baltimore, Harrisburg and
Frederick. Nd, offices.
II you are a high grade man over 30 years OF
age. write, giving full details as to your past
experience in the selling line selling expert
epce is not essential but to real statesmen we
can make exceptional offer.
This is a position and worthy of the atten-
ton of any frst-class man. If you are think
ing of making change in the near future.
drop US q line, we have several branch Of
fees throughout the southeastern part Of the
q. s. and need real men at all times. Address
Box 9Th. Star Office.
MEN, young. boys over sixteen. in bowling
alley. Apply, after $50 pm, the Arcade.
14th and Park road.
MEN-White only, to learn auto repairing.
driving and garage management; tuition very
reasonable See today. American Motor
School. 9th and ats. NV.
OFFICE BOY. neat. in tailor shop. Norwood
& Co. COS 18th NV. It,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-10-18

One-fourth acre of rye, oats and
rape will afford feed for 100 laying
hens from December to March; this
will cut your feed bill in two, try it.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-10-18

Phones; Barlow S66; Lakeland 41O-I
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-10-18
TROOP FOUR

Troop Four met at the Baptist
church last night at seven o'clock
There were about seventeen boys
present. After short business meet.
ing Scout Master Right talked for a
few minutes. Some games were theb
played and the meeting adjourned aft
err some yells lead by Lamar Cox and
taps by the buglers.
Troop Four meets every Friday at
seven o'clock at the Baptist church
Any boys interested in Scouting are
invited to attend these meetings.
PUBLICITY COMMITTEE,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-10-18
THE TOWN GOSSIP

THERE'S LONNIE Wright.
AS AN example.
AND WHEN he wants an ad.
HE'LL CALL one of us.
AND HE'LL tell us.
WHAT HE wants to put in it.
AND THEN he'll say:
NOW, YOU know.
HOW TO fix it up.
BETTER THAN l do.
80 GO ahead.
"AND GIVE me half a page
AND THE fellows.
BACK IN the shop.
WILL TAKE special pains.
TO GET him up good ad.
BECAUSE THEY sort of feel.
THAT IT'S up to them.
TO MAKE good.
AND EARLY this morning.
A STRANGER came in.
AND HE said.
HE WOULD only be in town.
A COUPLE of days.
AND WANTED to run.
A THREE-INCH advertisement.
AND THAT he'd get it up.
BECAUSE HE had had.
A LOT of experience.
AND HE sat down.
AND DREW up what he wanted,
AND THEN he told me.
TO TELL the printers.
TO SET it up.
EXACTLY LIKE he had written 1t
AND l told him.
I WOULD.
AND THEY went ahead.
AND SET it up.
AND HE came back again
TO GET a proof.
AND HE looked at IL.
AND FROWNED and scowled.
AND SAID the border.
WAS A shade too heavy.
AND THAT there ought to be.
A LITTLE more space:
BETWEEN THE headline.
AND HE believed.
HE'D CHANGE some of it.
TO A little smaller type.
AND I took It back.
TO THE fellows in the shop.
AND WHAT they
HAD TO say.
ABOUT THE advertisement
AND THE fellow who wrote It.
WOULD NEVER do.
FOR A photograph record.
AND AFTER they got through.
SETTING 1T up again.
1T LOOKED worse than before.
I THANK you.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-10-18

A special commission, appointed
under the auspices of the League Of
Nations. is to meet in Paris today to
consider matters in relation to inter
national railway communication.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-10-18

Phones; Barlow 1855; Lakeland 41O-B
One-fourth acre of rye, oats and
rape Will afford feed for 100 laying
hens from December to March; this
will cut your feed bill in two, try it (.
Have you sprayed those trees yet
with the oil emulsion for white fly
and scale?
Real estate agents of the county
who have not yet received their 50
county booklets and maps can have
same by writing this office. Those
whose supply is exhausted can have
more by receipting us for them. There
are no charges.
Instead of goin' round the town
A-runnin other people down
Suppose you tend to what's your own
And let all others. biz alone.
The chances are, if you only knew
They are a darned sight better folk
than you.-Borrowed
A letter from one of the County
Agents in North Florida advises that
he has one or more cars of extra nice
sweet potatoes to sell for his farmers
Nancy Hall or Porto Rican yam.
Those interested can write me and
I'll give particulars
A farmer writes to the Office want
| ing several hundred feet of irrigating
pipe-who has it?
| understand that the citrus expert
ment station at Lake Alfred will com
mence operations In earnest Novem
Der LIST. Mr.. Jeffries, ex-county agent
of Pinellas county, Florida, will have
charge and commence his duties on
the above date.
Our tourists cry-and some of us
natives-my kingdom for a house or a
barn to live in.
Carbon bisulphide lbs. to 400 cub
feet of crib or space Sx10x5 proper
/ ~ applied will kill the corn weevil
The general outlook throughout
Polk county is very gratifying, every
town and hamlet shows steady In
crease over last year A man In the
office this week remarked: II have
travelled nearly all over the Union and
you certainly have fine progressive
county and consider it the best show
county In Florida.
Note-As II we did not know that
The County Agent Is at your serv
ice free, so Is the Publicity Depart
lment-write or see us about your
wants,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-10-18

A new use for the photograph is
the teaching of parrots to talk. The
machine is charged with the desired
sentence, placed near the birds cage.
and set working.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-10-18

Daytona Daily News predicts that
500 women will register in that pre-
cinct.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-10-18
COUNTY AGENTS
NOTES

(Wm. CONNIE, County Agent.)
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-10-18

Have you sprayed those trees yet
with the oil emulsion for white fly
and scale?
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-28
&8Q5IEEHN
kGl ]. MEYER
RUTH J. MEYER
THE SUNBEAM PATH

Very well do I remember
When a simple child at play.
How Id chase the golden sunbeams.
Grabbing al them through the day.
How my childish fists would snatcl
them,
''Now I have you. AIR. BEAM
Then I'D HE to some dark corner
There. to let his splcndof CLEAN.
Aud. In fancy. | could see him
Light the dark, secluded nook.
Then Id meet the elves and witches.
Learn the silent path they took.
All the fairies and the dream folk
That embcllish childish play.
Would come Out In golden fancy,
he my guests throughout the day.
Often now does some bright sunbeam
Ray frUm cut the golden past.
Cvme 10 light lifc's darkest corner.
Memories that tor aye will last.
And II brings with II the fairies
And the elves Ut yesterday.
Persons who on liivs great highway
Each have had their part 10 play.
From my heart a meek petition
Goes forth earnestly to niin.
That Hell let golden sunbeam
Shed It's ray un each of them.
-ELMYIi DORIAN WARREN.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-28

About 1000 foreign language nrwsr,
prrs and periodicals In % languages and
dialects are publlnh,d IN the United
Statcs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-28
or Local Interest,

The family OF Jim oakcs are here
frUm Amarillo visiting at the home uf
AIR. aud Mrs. 4. T.. 4. Cuwart Chas.
Hancock IN also with them
Frank Bain and bland iiursun went
" Amarillo yesterday an business. -
kiiNertun star.
Rev. W. II. Storey. presiding elder oi
the Amarillo district, several years ago
pastor OF the plainvicw Methodist
church. was un the northbuund train
this morning en- route home from a
tIip south --l'lainVicw News
Mrs. q. :. Vineyard was called a.
Amarillo yesterday IN response 10 q
message stating that the baby Of her
son. Dr. 10y Vineyard was ~
Mr.. and Mrs. !. N. Weaver aud chill
drcn and Miss Lillian and Bert Weaver
we're Amarillo visitors Monday.
a. ~. Ohcrstc ~ Amarillo came
down Saturday To- louk after the sal,
Vf Chevrolet ears In this vicinity IN
conjunction with Dr ". ". curl
Mrs W. 4. Carroll and daughter
RoOeita. visited Amarillo friends last
Friday.
Jack Plttman. well known through
cut the Panhandle. 4 manager Tor IA,
q. NJ. e. Truck Company of Amarillo
which has Just been organized O.
handling ~ a.. NJ. &. Trucks In IA,
Panhandle ~ Texas.
MISSES Mildred and kathcryn Davis
spcnl the week end with their cousin
Mrs. I'd. Davis II Amarillu.-t'laud,
News.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-28
Social Notes and Personal Mention

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Little and Mlss
Laura Mae McAlpine have returned u
the city after delightful week = outing
ON the h. A. Dawson ranch northeast
Of the city.
Airs John McGurk left today for her
home IN Ovcrtun, Neb.. after AN enjoy
able visit of several weeks as the guest
Of her parents. Air aud Airs. 4. s. Stin
nett, l1Vl JACKSON street.
Mrs l.obnrt Cobb. who has Lcen her,
as the guest 81 her daughter Mrs. \
|. q Stinn,tt. leaves Saturday for hcI
home In Wichita Falls.
Miss Lois Woody. formerly vi Anaril
10. In Whiting here IN the quest ul
Misses Doris Mobiles and Betty Lou
Dzler. Miss Woody II enrOutc FROM
Dalhart. where shr has been attending
q delightful huuscImrty. 10 her HON,
in Fort Worth.
Airs. Kathryn Hutton spent WcdneS
day aud Thursday Of this week IN Can
yon.
Mrs. Clin Hardy ond son. olin. Jr.
are enjoying delightful visit witt
relatives In Snydcr. Texas.
Miss Oyella Gilmore. who has bee
the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. A. H. EimUr,
llO5 Van Buren, street. for few days
left Thursday morning fur l.ockncy
where she will make a brief visit be
fore returning to- her home IN Roswell
". NJ
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. l.cycritt. 1869.
Monroe street has as their guests
Misses Title Bradfirld. ~ Waco. am
Teppora English. IL TYLER. Both yoln,
ladies are teachers IN the public schools
Ot their cities. and are EN- route To- thcil
homes from a delightful vacation spcn
Ia the mountains of Colorado.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-28

NEW WORK Aug. 20. - Gold ami
silver clctiis. rich brOcadcs aud much
scintillating trimming are decrccSl by
fashion again
Here II "usgestion--a model de.
signed by Mopd. who " both cOnscrva.
tive and exclusive. The material IL
what failie. brUcadcd with green gold.
First. there II n foundation Of white
silk cut with q bandeau top. over
this In drapcd the brOcade In princesse
style. cut diagonnlly frum one shoul.
der tu IN" hip where II Is wired 20
'iand out and disclose facing Of
green chiffon.
\ panel ~ the brocade II swung
from the waist underneath jcwellcd
ornament. which at the end In wired
again and the ends tassel.tippcd.
Styles In Embarrassing for evening
afford much liberty. With this type II
gown high couture II most suitable
The elongated side effect II suggested
for simple gowns.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-28
WORKING GIRLS CREED
ADOPTED At CONFERENCE
Industrial Girls Of Ohio and West Nir'
.inia Favor Careful aud Prompt
Performance Of I.abOrs

An 'Ev,ry.day Greed for the Woman
Who works was drawn up aud adopt
al recently ut conference ut oxford.
chic. where delegates representing
nine thousand industrial girls II Ohio
and West Virginia were meeting. The
creed. adopted by girls who work Ia
Factories. stores aud offices. Includes
the belief that work should be per.
formed carefully and promptly. refusal
iur the sake Of other workers 10 nc.
crpt low standards oi ply Or poor work
INK conditions. belief In the employer
las q human being. Just as I am. lie
likes Ia have things go smoothly and
he deserves 10 have them. 40 ! shall
do all IN my power Ia help him
Delegates at the conference recon-
! m,ndcd 10 all Federation members tn,
study "a conditions among working
women and the laws Of the United
Statcs affecting women and children
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-28

Nearly ore aud onchalf billion
pounds ~ coffee w,ie imported during
the FISCAL year ending June 80 1920.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-28
ONO GIRLS SHOW MUCH
INTEREST IN ELECTIONS
study Political Conventions aud Voting
Methods. Including i.obbyin.
Advertising. Maneuyering

\ mock political convention with all
the lobbying for candidates. prelimi
nary advertising and political maneu
vers was INDUCED In by $50 industrial
girls who met recently IN n convention
at oxford. Ohio. The fact that their
home state II supplying two presiden'
tial candidates IN intensifying their IN.
torest In citizenship and election poll
tics. according TO leaders Of civic STUDY
clubs.
a study book on citizenship. prepare.
tory to the exercise IL suffrage. has
been prepared by the educational de-
pnitmcnt uf the Young Women's Chris.
iiln as"Ociatiun. national board. IN New
York city. and IN being used at con-
i'rcnces and In study groups.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-28
TOWNS AIONG TRADE
ROtTE ARE THANKED

The secretary Il The Enrd of city
Development has mailed letters To thu
various chambers uf commerce mayors
and county judges along tho route
taken 10y the recent trade excursion.
cOmplimcnting aud extending to them
the app collation. ~ the friendly rcccp.
tions and giving assurance of hearty
cooperation In return. The letters also
called attention To- the Importance of
the cooperative spirit among all towns
In the Panhandle and Plains country.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-28
soc,,, No,es upd Personal Men,lon

Mrs. Carl 4, Sopher and small son
arrived home Friday morning from 4
delightful nix weeks visit with friends
and relatives IN Glenwuud Springs AMI
Palisades. Colo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-28
Mortuary

John II. Crowley. age Ga years. q
prominent stock farmer ~ Randall
county. died at his home. eight miles
southwest Of Canyon, al ; y. ~, Thurs.
day Mr. Crowley was injured one
year ago while leading farm machin.
~. from which he never recovered.
but more recently he developed
Bight's disease Mr. Crowley was Tor
many wears member 81 the Christian
church and funeral services viii be
conducted by the Christian minister al
Canyon. nj the home OF All. Crowley.
II y. M. saturday. He leaves. be-.
sides his wife. six sons and one
daughter. Mrs. Ethel NJ Dooley. les.
lie G.. Francis A.. Joseph NJ and
Archie a. Crowley. ~ Canyon. Tex
David \. Crowley. Greenfield Iowa
md Elmer W. Crowley, Butler. Mo.
The body will be- srnt to Greenfield
Iowa. hy the Griggs Undertaking Co
lvcr the Santa Pc saturday afternoon.
Mrs ! a. Crowley and l.. G. Crowley
yill accompany the body.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-28
Celebrates Third birthday innl,ersar,

In celebration oi the third hirthda '
uf her grandson. George Wiseman. Mrs
George l.. Williams entertained mum.
Ter Of little folks al her home. 1907
Polk street. "Wednesday afternoon.
Miscellaneous games were enjoyed
throughout the afternoon. and snap
shots wcretaken ~ the frulickers. Lat
- the delicious birthday cake. adorned
! with three lighted candles. was cut and
served with lee cream.
The honurce uf the occasion was the
recipient Of many lovely birthday gifts
! from his friends. the following ~ whom
participated In the afternoons fun. Nj
rinc blackburn. Marylenc Royce. Doro
thy Lee Williams. Anna May MOhler
Mary Wiseman Harry blackburn
John and Gene Williams
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-28
TEACHERS WANTED.

We are IN need at two ~ three teach.
rrs To- nll vacancies IN the Amarillo
uch~ils fur the four months from Sep.
tenhcr 9Th tu the Christmas holidays
Those interested viii communicate with
Superintendent NJ. n. Duncan at the
High School Only thuac who have had
satisfactory training and experience
need apply. d.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Amarillo Public ~ hoOls.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-28

NEW YORK. Aug 27.--Bright. olcal
brown cycF and a happy smile deserve
particularly good looking hat. ~
Miss Mary Mcllish. singer II ilapp.
n"ts IN the Wolf Macterlinck opera
The liluchird." decided on q Iiluehird
hat aud IN addition. had one especially
designed for her
Here Il is. aud u gives . very gowl
dci "f thc novelty that ~ going e.
h'racteriYc hats this fall Il IN Tur
an brown. y velvet hat with iuckey
"rnwn of yclvrt and an over crown o'
'rnwn Rainbow ribbon. The ribbon
that iuuT IN" latter crown " folde,l
and woven into n latticework effect
that is new and most effective.
The same Rainbow ribbon. fashioned
into u bow, with long ends draw
around NJ the hssc of the crown and
over the brim. adds the finishing touch
a. this new and most engaging model
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-28
Warranty Decd

g. T. Gr,eniess. ~ al. go q. a. Dou
hi"day. lot 4 block isn Hughes add
ton. Consideration $3.50.
: !. Mcclure To u. T. Kicks. lots
and &. block 90S san Jacinto additlun
Consideration $500
Ed. Tull Ia y. {. Ferguson. 81 al.
loi !. hlors 40 Old Town addition
Consideration $1,000.
T.. y Polling To- !. J. Kropff. lot s.N
i.1;. block 3Gl. Holland addition. Con
liberation sls50.
T.. + MYERS to Mrs Jessie Under
wood. lot \. block l5s. Plcmuns add
tiun. Consideration $4,000
Sailors ,in tell when storm II com
ing II they see Cuttlefish swimming az
the tops ~ the waves.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-28
Ther- !, q Way TO Get Rid ol
tSe Torsurous Suffering.

Terrifying kin irriia,ions. eeze.
ma. te''er. hoils. pi;r9lrs. etc. have
their o-'.'r IN \ diso-dered con-
diiioi q ~ blood. They come
from CO q toy rermS which
ret into - blood and multiply
~ tue -ii,.Ion.
Lotions, saves, oin,men:s or
;.T'i's- treatment canno, possibly
re- lac Source OF the trouble,
whi,.. . the l!oo..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-28
Why Itch and Burn
* With Skin Diseases?

When any of the svmpioms
appear Won shoul take prompt
steps 10 nd the hirod 81 the germs
which cause 'hcr. hMl tire one
remedy which has ~ ccrll -
blood cleanser !, S.S.S.. viii "a
sold nv druggists everywhere.
Begin taking {. c. &. '1l,". s"l
write to our Chief Medical Ad-
wiser. who will give you .pec;a IN
structions without chaf-c. NJ
dress Swift Specific Co.. Atlanta.
Ga.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-28
FOUR PERSONS FINED
N CORPORATION COIRI

-Four eases were disposed II bv Judge
y \ Mckinnun IN the corporation
c0ur, YESTERDAY murning. one person lie.
ing fined Tor speeding. one Tor drunken.
ness and two Tor vagrancy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-04
PRACA
POtrzeba 500 ludZi

Familie samotnych mehCzyzn. To-
raz Jest s]poSohnOa,' ~wyjeChaG, je1e'i
cheese zamieSlkac ma farmic " Mi
chigsn przez lstO i zarobic dobre pic
niadzo. Tarimy $50 Ia akicr Hicmi.
oraz nd Zinc postaramy o prace W
nagzyCh fahrykach. Danny dom dar-
mo ogrod transparency express do
mOwych rotr2eb. p|acimy Wszystkle
koszta. vyjeidlsm my spccyalnym po-
ciagicm. Zg|osic sic kazdego dnia cd
Sei rann do Sci ~wieczorcm. oraz "
nicdziele, offs W Chicago pnr. 7'7
W. North ave ma poludniowo-wScho-
dniei strOnic. Tub Cd 1869 \. HalSted
Ill 2gie pietro. pokoj No. G.. kcmpcr
Bldg. Tclefon DiverSey 1921. Frank
Palla, rcprczCntant, Columbia Sugar
Co I'D
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-04
ZKAZIMlERZOWA.

W niedziele, dnia 22-go 2. m, odby}o
sic W tutejszym koSciele poSwiecenie
Stacyi Meki Panskiej, kt6rej to ceremo-
nil dopelni} X. Floryan Zuchowski, o.
+. NJ, rektor Kollegium p. W. Sw. Bo-
nawentury W Pulaski, Wis, wychOwa-
mex parafii Sw. Kazimierza, a brat y.
Dominica ZuchowSkiego. kt6ry jest wi
karym PREY kOSciele p. W. Matki Bozej
W Riverside. Tel samcj niedzieli Cd
prawiI on sumo W koSciele Sw. Kazimie-
RIA i wygiosiI budujace kazanie.
Dzisiaj " koSciele p. W. Sw. kazi-
mierza, podw6jna u~roczystoSc: Patrona
parafii i poSwiecenie noEeco o}tarza,
kt6rej to ceremonii dope1nA X. BiSkup
sufrsgan A. McGavck, o godzinie 9tej
zrana wzy pdziale sporego grona ka.
p}an6w. Wieczorem odbeda sic solenne
uiesSpory . kszarem i proccsyq.
~
Daisy Gag festynu us korGySc 50
kolnl odbedZic sic W dniach G i Ego b.
IN. Festyu ten urzadzaja sokoli gniazda
p. ". ,.JednoScH No. 9ty u. S. p, w sail
Oh. KUrlanda, pnr 1854 W. 3fty pl.
Pierwsze diva dni festynU uda{y sic
pod kB5dym wzgledem dobrze spodzic-
wac sic nalezy, re daisy ciag r6wnie&
cieSHyc sic bedzie tenn samem powU.
d0endam.
Maluczko. a podwoje noweSo tanku
pod nazwa Marshall Square State
Rauk" otworza sic Ola rodak6w zamic-
0kaRych W dztetnicy K~azmierzowa. Pc
wy4sza iustytucya fipsnsowa micScic
sic bed1ie W hudynku s~pecy8lnie odre-
staIrrowanym pnr. 3113 W. 22ej III. Bill
dynek baukowy. kt6ry przc5 ostatnie
klkanaScie miesiecy bv} zupefnie opu-
s0c7ony. jest obecnie odnswiany ma
wewnatr5 | prace ofnoSne W niedalekiej
~prZys7hosci zoetana ukofcDone.
*
Dasiaj. dn4a Ago msrca b. r, q 60
dzipie $50 w4eczorem .odbedzie sic po-
sicdzenie Gminy No. 70. " sail obyw.
Sksrp4hskiego, pnr. $3.50 ". 22ej III.
Wszyscy delessCt I delecatki powinni
sic stawie ma to zeorsuie. gdy5 Jest vic
le wa4nych Spraw do oaiatwicHia nd
pnzadku dHernym
z
" poniedzia}ek odhyi Sic okszaly 20
grzeb E.. p. Katarzyny 2 PiotrowSkiCh.
Krawczyk. &t6ra znsr1a 20 kr6tSiei e.
Iocz Cezkiei chQrohie, liczac przv 7co.
ME lat 90. Orsak &a}obny wyruszyl =
domu $sIoby pnr. %215 Troy Ill, do kn-
Scnio1a n. ". Sw. Ka5imier1a, gdzie od,
prawino cercmonle ~poSrzenowe. po--
cDem zw}ok przewiezione nnsta&y ma
cmentsrs Sw. Wojclecha. cdzie ic zlo-
como " grubowcu fsnilijnym ma vic.
czny spoc1ynek. W pogrzehie bra}o u.
dziaf sporc grono hrewnych, znajOmych
~przyjaCi64, kt6rzy zhozyi IA grobie
zmar}ei wiehco | kwiaty. NieboSDczks
Osierrila meza / c6rsczke j~edynaczke.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-04

Tile &c So PUu TdStepuJgCrHTd'
dresami;
1924 Milwaukee ave.
415 N. Clark ul.
1926 Lincoln ave.
801 w. Madison I'll.
6240 Kimbark ave.
712 w. 63cia I'll.
XXX
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]powiedzial jeden z najslawniejszych
lekarzy Swiata i dlatego W kazdem
domu powinna bye pod reka ia ksiaz-
ka. ,,Dycta Domowa i kuchnia Exc
nomicnna' kosztujc tylko JcdnegO
dolara, zawicra ~przepisy ma choroby,
ktore uleczyc MONA tylko przez dye
te -- co ieSC iak jcSG - piszcie "a
raz DO ten sCkrct zycia. I~alaczajac jc-
dncgo dolara do iistu, pOdaJac do
kladny adrcs \ udwrotnq pOcHta O
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clc zadoVoIcni, utrzymacic pieniadSe
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Czionkinie Dworu Sw. Kunegundy.
No. $50 T.. n. K. L.. racza sic stawiG
pred koScio1em Sw. Jadwigi, W piatek
rano 0 gotzinie 9tej ma pogrzcb zmar-
lei sioStry Wandy HackburSt. &c., Leo
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KANTOWA.
Tow. Rycerzy pod op. Sv. Mi
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rom. Ka4dy cziouek ma bye 0becni,
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