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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-30
Z Text R~edakcyjnej.

gorno-slaska przeszkadza Poly
czce PolSkiej: ME - jedno jest
wazne i drugie wazne; jednego
ME MONA pominac i drugiego
ME poniechaG! Taxa juz nasza
bieda W czasach dzisiejszych, re
musimy mySleG o wszystkiem, To-
zyc IA wszystko - ma wszystko
starczyc. Przytem - zwazcie
przecie, re ma Pozyczke ida Gale
dziesiatki i piecdziesiatki i setki
dollarow, a ma G6rny Slqsk tylko
- ~dollary... Dajze Panic Boze
jednemu i drugiemu celowi zac-
nemu owych dollar6w jak najwie-
cej, DO sprawy te obie TAX So fun
damentalnie wazne i wielkie, IL
prawie sam byt i przetrwanie
wolnoSci faktycznej a niepodle--
gloSci ekonomicznej Ojczyzny
nwaszej zaleznemi sic czyni Cd ich
powiedzenia sic zupelnego.
w dodatku do podpisow mno-
gich, zebranych przez mas do re-
zolucyi Duchowienstwa Polskie-
go, pochodzacego Z Gornego Sla-
ska, a dziaiajacego W Polonii tu-
tejszej, ktore to rezolucye ogio.
szono niedawno - ku ~pokrzepie-
niu dusz naszego ludu g~orno-sla-
skiego i ola wezwania go, by W
plebiscycie nadchodzacym trivial
SLIME przy stronie pokkiej - W
dodatku wiec do mnogich owych
podpis0w - ostatnio nadesiano
nam j~eszcze jeden, ktory nj
niejszem oglaszamy. Podpisuje
rezolucye tie:
x. Fabian Antoni Lepick, z Py-
skowic - Gliwic na G. Slasku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-30

paczy a chroniczncgo i trawia-
cego braku konsckwcncyi -
wstapi ia, przez wszystkjch po-
pychana grupa, NIB. nawr6ciw>/y
sic radykalnie W przekonanj"ch
politycznych, do IA.
rodowej Demokracyi... Wspcm,
nicie nasZe SiOwa!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-30

DziS Rajtaz chodzi 20 szpitalu wa
ryat6w, potulny jak dzieckc, zadu-
many i wpatrzony szklannemi oczy-
ma zapewne W one toG nieba szafi-
rowa, W one wirchy, co grata te-
czowymi blaskaml, W ona srerzoge
srebrna 1 W one woody morskiego,
mad kt6remi ley cisza. co az W u
szach dswoni.
Bylica.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-30
ZaloIona 1897 roku.
GI6wNY.


Ks. Franciszek Gordon. Moderator.
KS. Rajmund Applet Wice-Moderator.
WojcieCh F. Soska. Prezes.
Antonina B~aranowska, W~ice-preEeskA-
wojciech Menkicki, Wice-prezeS.
Tomasz S. Blachowski, SekretarL
Julian S~zczepanSki, Skarhnik.
Staniskaw Liczmanski, D~yrcktor.
Jan Maciejewski, DyreEtor.
Saucepan ImbiorSki, Dyrektor.
FranciSzka Bieschke, D~yrektorkA
Maya Imbiorska, D~yrektorka.
konStancya Czekaia. DyrektorkA
DR.. Franciszek A. Dulak. Lekars
NacZelny.
Adv. Wawrzyuiec Zygmunt DorAdcA
Prawny.
GODzINY BIUROwE.
Biuro otwarte cd 9tej rano do stej
xiecZorem, wv sobote do lei popofu-
dniu). w czwartek wieczorem Cd godzi
ny lei do s-ej. - w niedziels 1 swis-
Ia uroCzyste biuro Zamkniete.
Wszelkie listy padsyfac nalezy ma re-
80 Sekretarza G~eneralnego.
TOM. $. BLACHowSKI.
Secretary oils Alma Mater,
Ass w. Division str Chicago III
FINANsE.
Przekazy bankowe 4 pocztowe
tchecks. money orders etc.) nale4y wy
stawiac ma organizacye.
POLISH ALMA MATER,
l p~rzesylac pod adresem:
JUL. SZCZEPANSRI,
t4S5 w. Division str, Chicago m
Do czekow z poza miasta Chicago, do
lacZyc trzeba 10c na zamiane.
MACIERZ POLSKA.
Biuro Zarzadu Gl6wnego.
1867 W. DIVISION UTICA.
TeleTon Monroe 4302.
Chicago, Ill
Ma druGIem pIetrxe gmRchu
sDEiennika ChieaSOskieSo".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-30

No, ale masz bracie HAITIAN
wiedz, jak tn pisaG PREY tel Mil.
waukee ave.: przychodzq
Polski wiesci, demaskujace poll
tyke p. Ignaca - jake proger'
manska / probolszewicka!.. DIS
juz wiadomo, re owl socyalistycz,
nj patryoci i patryotyczni socya-
lisci W Polsce laczyli sic re SOW
depistami" W czasie ich do Pol
ski zawleczenia, re wydawali O.
dezwy, ~nakazujace swoim, ably
do bolszewickich oddzialow wste-
powali - tedy ci, co wstqpili p6-
tenn T. bolszcwikami musieli z
Polski het dralowac... Otze O.
ryentacya - socyalistyczna
bezhoiowna!... Me masz ma to
rady nieboZc!
Inny jeszczc. przykiad tego ,,nie-
wiedzenia . gdzie = siedzenia" So
cyalistycznego many w Cd da-
VIVA trwajacym komicznym iScie
stosunku polsko = amerykahskich
socyatow wzgledem amerykan-
skiej partly socyalistycznej. Via
donna rzecz, IL naszych ,,koloro-
wyrh" wyrzucono juz dawno -
dawno Z tel partly, oraz re pro-
bowali oni nawiazac' Z mia sto-
sunki jake - take ma nowo, ale
"a kazdym razem otrzymawszy
kopniaka, schowali ogon pod
siebic i poszli precz.... Tax by
tc vice i ostatnio, kiedy socyali-
sci tutejsi - ypolscy" zwr6cili
sic do krajowej partyi socyalisty-
cznej - ma jej egzekutywy pc,
siedzeniu w Pittsburghu Z
proSbq O wypowiedzenie sic W
sprawie Polski i jcj wojny Z Dol
Rosy2. Wowczas i'm ia
cudowna egzekutywa odpowic-
dzia}a tax, re i'm W piety poszlo,
az sic iydy trzesly!... Podtrzy-
mala szanowna egzekutywa -
opinie arcybolszewicka p. Debsa,
powiedziala socyalikom polskim,
zcby sobic poszli-tam, gdzie /
tax niezawodnie wszyscy kiedyS
pojda, daia i'm przytem kilka
szpalt ,,nauki moralnej" takiei, IL
ME warci oni, by do socyalistycz-
mel ,.powaznej i porzonneJ' gru-
py nalezeli, DO wystepuja pre-
ciwko bolszewii i sowdepii, a pod
polska burzuazye!...
No i bqdz til Z tego madry -
chocbyS mial nawet extra - o
cyalistyczny spryt i oryentacye!...
Jak sic til W tenn znalezc i gdzle
ulokowac?!
Niechzc am kto wobec teso
wszystkiego raczy powiedzlec,
i my many zaklasyfikowac
,,naszych" ~tutejszych czcrwona-
kow z Milwaukee ave-, ktorzy-z
Debsem i z partya socyalistycz-
la ME So, z Daszyhskim i socyali-
stami ,,polskimi" - tez ME So, Z
partyq ludowa - take ME So, re
.szystkimi innymi przyzwoicie a
normalnie myslacymi patryota--
mi - rowniez ME sa; gdziez ci
biedacy maja wlezt, do kogo sic
przyczepic?.., Obaczycie, re je-
szcze - i to niedlugo z roz-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-30

je w pelni wzmiankowany W
tytule brak konsekwencyi tych
nzbawcow ojczyzny", pojmowa--
mel przez Mich - jak ich VIA
sne ukolory" do prania ten to jest
brak, o ktory sic tax czule niniej-
seem k}opoczemy...
Przypominaja sobie wszyscy mp.
= jak to .nasi' c~zerwiehcy z
Milwaukee ave. apoteozowali,
i~dealizowali niedawno swego kan
dydata prezydencyalnego P. Deb
sa; odsiadujacego wlaSnie kare
wiezienna "a nielegalne i nielo--
jaime manipulacye z czasow woj-
ny: opisywali i rysowali oni te-
50 pana-niczem patrona wszech-
ludzkosci, ME umiejqcej i ME
chcacej go ocenit, wszystkim zas
swoim przynaleznym Zoos piet-
nastu ich maja) zalecali solennie,
zeby "a tym Debsem - choG w
kozie - ~giosowali koniecznie.
Jakos troszke pozniej wypadia
W Polsce awantura z bolszewika-
mi: wlasnie ~polaczyiy sic tam
stronnictwo p. Ignaca re stronni-
ctwem p. Witosa - razem cos "a
wazy4y. doszay do wladzy, czyli
~raczej przyjeto ich do niej ola
swietego spokoju i zgody W kra-
ju, a tenn lepszej jego obrony
pred wrogiem: rzecz wielce
chwalebna - jednomySlnost ia
+ka i ustepliwosc... Tedy socya-
lisci ,,nasi", widzac, IL sam ich
arcy-Ignac wszedi do rzadu w
Polsce i podpisuje odezwy anty-
bolszewickie, ma gwalt zaczeli
wyrzekat sic Lenina, T~rockiego
i wszystkich spraw jego, a zostali
cudownymi patryotami, oni, CO
Biaiego Orla gesia zwali pre-
Gle teraz ma bolszewikow pojecha
Ii j jada - axe dudni.
Fajnl... AliSci nie~szczescic
chce, re oprocz odezw p. lgnaca
anty-bolszewiokich wpadiy lu-
dziom W rece i pod oczy - vie
sci o wypowiedzeniu sic tutcj-
SEEM p. Debsa-tego apoteozowa
nego pnzez naszych socyalow
O bolszcwizmie ! o walce jego z
Polska.. Co Debs powiedzialG...
Oh - lepiejby cicho sicdzial! Po-
wiedziai - wypisal. IL bolsze--
WIN to jedna jedyna ,,porzonna'
republika robotnicza i re wszy--
Soy socyali powinni L MIA trzy--
mac przeciw Polscc!... Otze "a
iechalo ,,naszym" Z Milwaukee
ave. Zaniemieli z dziwu / T. kon-
sternacyi, re do dis do glosu
wrocic ME NIGGA tedy o TEN
pieknem demaskujacem ich i ich
kandydata t~utejszego wypowie--
dzeniu sic milcza, jak sic milczy
O sznurzc W wisielca chafupie.
CO wiecej! Ano chwala Sc nasi
czerwori - p. Daszyhskiego -
chwala ME cd dis - rzecz VIA
donna. Stawiaja go "a wzor
patryotyzmu jak wogole
wszystkich swoich; my ia do nj
czego: niedolegi, liziiapy allan
ckie - Ito wszystko, co jest"...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-30

- gatunek, odmiana W czerwo,
no zabarwionej grupie dwuno'
cow bczglowych. Podtrzymuje-
my to twicrdzenie w cadet pein
- a nawet rozszerzymy je o lyle
jes1cze, IL dodamy, o~pierajac wy
woody ma d4ugiem szczegoiowen
badaniu z zamiiowaniem -
tel kategoryi, re odznacza sic ona
tenn wfaSnie, il wlaSciwie ME jest
Z nikim, ME nalezy nigdzie - sio.
wem ME vie sama, - czem, 2
kim jest naprawde. Takiego DRY.
ginalnego braku ~poczwcia przyna
leznoSci spoieczno = polityczne:
ME w~ykazuja zadne inne, chadza-
jace partyami, zerujace w polity.
&c stworzenia..
Kilku rysami - krotko zillu-,
strujemy nasza racye.
X
Nasi t~utejsi socyali - ia VIA
5nie z Milwaukee ave. odmiana-
probuja opierac sic, wieszac sig
- PREY socyalistach z Polski, ma,
prawde - to ci tam tez wcale ME
So polscy;-jak sic znow zdarzy,
czepiaja sic socyalistow tutej-,
szych Ameryki. Juz to sano do
wodzi, re ME wiedza oni, z kim
stoja, czy siedza; najlepiej -
chcieliby siedziec ma dwu stol-
kach - obu tych grup wymie--
rionych: ME idzie i'm to, oczy-
vista, wiec dzieje sic tax, re gdy
chca siedziec tn i tam. ME siada
faktycznie nigdzie, lecz wyrznq
W dziure - miedzy stoikami i thu
ka sobie - glove. Ale praw-
ia - giowy ME maja, no wiec -
mniejsza o to, co t}uka, warte to
II Mich akurat lyle, CO glowa....
Czasem ich take w to COS tluka
inni, sami nawet socyaliSci - CT
/ owl - "a to, re sic nasi tutejsi
podst1ywaja pod ich firmly ale o
tenn ~ieszcze bedzie show kilka po-
nizej...
Owe siadanie ,,naszych" socya-
likow tenn gorzej i'm sic udaje, re
- zawracaja oozyma zawsze i
stale - jeszcze tez na inne rome
-~przerozne oryentacye:- czyste
astronomy. zerkaja mp. w jed
na strone ku bolszewiokim iajer-
trocheby sic i'm one po-
dobaIy - j bardzo troche, zeby
sic jcno ME bali przyznat albo
ME wstydali;.. -. troszke znow z
paryta ,okulizuja" ktora
jednak odzegnywa sic cd Mich,
Cd zlego ducha wreszcie ra-
nawet choc przez MORE
kuknac do st~ronnictwa ludowego,
ale to takze ME chce mice z mimi
mic wsp6lnego... Stowem - mic
ma sic gdzie przytulit biedaczek
. czerwonak Z Milwaukee,
AVE.. choc nszuka tesknie, szu-
ka dokola, a nigdzie znalezc ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-30
Z kim sq@

Najkomiczniejsze So rozmaite
perypetye ,,naszych" socyalikow
tutejszych Z ich wSasnymi auto,
medonami; tn sic wiasnie ukazu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-30
MACIERZ POLSKA.

lest orgsnizacya iacEaca m&odDse4 pol
ska obotgS pAci W pracach 'naukowych,
patryotyc9nych 1 bratnieJ pomocy Ola
podnieSienia ducha moralRoS1 do6ro-
oytu W spofeczehstwie, a szczsgolnis
miedzy m{odzieza polskA Ma poSmier-
the cd lat IL do As. Ma ezlonkow Sto-
W~arzySzonych, beg Ograniczenia wieku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-30

Me4oUie stdnu Uszedse evu-
asojq sic ID sddniu, re must ist-
nice Ejednocson0, niesdieSn0
RomoExQdn0 PoLSkd.
- Woodrow WILSON,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-30

Rsqd ndTodu prses ndN6d Ola
Rdrodu, ME s0i1ie 3 poUieTschH
usHG
- Abraham lincoln
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-30

A niechaj Mkt ME mySli, ami
ME powiada, il moze agitacya
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-11
A COLD STORAGE PLANT

Those who know the advantages
cf cold storage plant ought to be-
stir themselves in this community.
We have a whole county full of peo.
pie who need it, This need extends
to every farmers home where meat
is cured in the early months Of the
year The wholesale fruit and pro
duce dealers OF the community are
very eager for an enlarged storage
here so that apples. cabbage and
other fruits and vegetables may be
brought here and kept in fresh
state for consumption.
The storage facilities would great
ly reduce the cost of such food stuffs
to the consumer and would at the
same time bring them here in Il
much better condition. The saving in
cost alone would mean money in the
pockets of the individual consumer
who knows food stuffs cost already
too much
We have sufficient number Of
wholesale men interested at this time
in cold storage plant to make it
very easy 20 install such an enter
prise The money woul be sub
scribed in less time than it takes to
ten it if the right business interests
We're thrown together.
We are losing time and money to
remain without this community need.
Our present facilities are but toy
in comparison with what we really
need. We have many. many demands
and will have savings in living costs
that would follow its construction
and operation in the community AS
Il private enterprise it would become
a splendid paying property.
1t is gratifying to know that the
local board of trade. takes "A bite oc-
casionally at this cherry. Some gem
uiue plugging early this year might
bring the storage plant sooner than
any one is looking for it. 1t might be
wcll to try.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-11
IN MEMORY OF LITTLE
DORRIS STEPHENS

Death has again entered in our
midst and with its icy fingers pluck
ed one of the sweetest buds, out of
the makers great bed of roses.
On January 6, 1920 Doris Evelyn
the beautiful little three year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. 0. T. Step
hens passed from earth to the maker
who gave it,.
We loved her, yes we loved her.
But Jusus loved her more.
And he has sweetly called her
To FOUNDER shining shore.
Sweet little Doris is gone to rest,
Safely on the Saviour breast,
He who gave, has taken away.
In this cold world she couldn't stay
Dear Father and Mother do not
weep,
Sweet little Doris is only asleep,
Asleep in Jesus: Oh how sweet,
From whence none ever wake to
weep,
Oh: how happy she is there,
In that realm so bright, so fair,
We would not call her back. Oh no
But pray that we to her may go.
What a happy day it will be,
When little Doris again we see,
Standing around our Fathers
throne.
BcckOning all her dear ones
home.
NJ. S.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-11
FALLING TREE CRUSHES CHIEF

Valdosta, Jan 9.--H. NJ. Passmore
chief of county police, was seriously
injured on Thursday afternoon
when a tree fell on his automobile,
crushing the car and catching the
officer in the wreckage. The accident
occurred in the northern portion of
the county when Chief Passmore
and Policeman Crowley stopped their
car near where the convict gang was
engaged in road work end cutting
down a tree.
The convicts gave warming
rs the tree started to fall jim the
of the automobile and OF
iicer Crowley was able to jump from
the car before the tree hit it. Chief
Passmore was crushed against the
steering wheel and his ribs on one
side broken as well as other injuries
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-11
MORE SWEET POTATOES

We have the assurance of a potato
storage increase in Cor1ele for the
Il season that will reach fully fifty
thousand bushels That means To-
cal market for sweet potatoes which
we have heretofore not enjoyed.
SI'1ll we remind our farmers that one
Ct our storage houses last fall had
to purchase every bushel of the stock
stored from another county. We have
to admit that with a degree of en-
ba rassmcnt but it is the truth.
There is not better sweet potato
sc0 in all the world than that in
Crisp county. This is not idle talk
We know it is remarkable for its
vi Id and YOU know it, Heretofore
growing the sweet potato has been
on" of the smallest parts of the
business. Saving them has been the
problem. For some years We have
clamorcd to get the drying houses
New We have them and the next
thiug is the potatoes
We sincerely hope it will not be
necessary to call upon Crisp county
farmers to meet the requirements OF
our potato drying houses for the
coming flll. Corlcle is making room
for fifty to one hundred thousand
bushels. That means Il market. You
have only to get in touch with the
men who handle these enterprises to
lnow something OF the kind of pota-
tnns for market Then You may go
hcme and make sweet potatoes for
It cash market TO take the place of
some p that cotton YOU will other
wise have to feed to the boil weevils
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-11
cents monthly

thirteen cents monthly for each
thousand dollars borrowed. The
builder may select his own lot in
any part of the city and pay part or
all of the borrowed money without
notice any time. The money used
runs a sort of round robin, a GER
tain amount being used in the start,
and that coming back on the month
ly payments going again into other
new houses.
This plan can be used in whole or
in part and adapted to the needs Of
any community where a family has
fifteen percent Of the money to be.
bin the home building enterprise.
People who need homes might be
thinking about it.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-11
DON'T SHAKE
YOUR life AWAY

You know the cause. Your system
is full of malaria; get it out of your
system. Get rid IF those strength de-
stroying chills with Ameco.
The minute you take dose Of
Ameco, you can rest assured you
will miss that dreaded chill day.
at kills the chils."
A few doses breaks the fever and
after taking one or two bottles as a
tonic, the fever will not return.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-11
APPLICATION LEAVE TO SELL,
GEORGIA, Crisp County.


Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned has applied to the Ordinary
Of said County for leave to sell land
belonging to the estate of Jane Ed,
wards for the purpose of payment Of
debts and for distribution. Said appi
cation will be heard on the first Mon
day in February next. being the reg
ular term Of the Court of Ordinary of
said County
This the 9Th. day of January. 1920
L. +. STROLLER, Adm. Estate of
Jane Edwards. deceased. 1.11.4t.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-11
OFFICIAL ORGAN CRISP COUNTY
SENSIBLE HOUSING PLAN

0GN0lOEE T1OOOliNO PLAN
A housing commission in the city
OF Winnepeg has hit upon a plan
(which ought to be worth something
to the whole country. The Associat-
ed Press thought so much Of it that
it used it, giving particulars which
ought to prove helpful wherever
studied.
We have several good families
moving away because of the failure
to get homes. We have men working
here now whose families are in
other communities. They clnnot re-
main in that condition always
There must be more homes than we
have. Cordele must build residences
in the near future. This cannot be
deferred much longer.
Now homes are essential to the
further business prosperity of the
community. We must study plans.
People with money, or the ability to
get it, ought to be thinking of the
situation and developing the best
solution The day Is here when more
homes must be built
We may do that by encouraging
the renting families to 90 at the lar
ger but more proper responsibility
of home owning. That is the courscI
which natunllly should be pursued.
Every family with any sort of credit.
able income ought to own its own
home The rents ought to be apply
ing on the purchase price Renting.
shiftless people are not a desirous
element. Renting families who rent
because they can do not better are
none the worse for renting, but we
are talking about the home makers
who cannot be makers in the proper
sense without first making plans to
own their homes. This ought to come
ahead OF all pleasures. There is great
satisfaction in being able to preside
over ones own little kingdom as the
independent ruler of that kingdom
The lessee or tenant enjoys none of
this freedom,
He can plant his trees. grow his
flowers, make his garden, bcautitify
the place. add permanent improve
ments il the home is his If IT is not
all he can do is to tear the gate off
the hinges, break out the lights. dis
figure the walls, let the plumbing
freeze, break down the blinds and
the fanees and leave the place some
few hundred dollars worse off for
his having bccn thcre. That kind of
program constantly maintained in
the community is the thing that has
driven private capital out of renting
property and is today preventing the
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-11

Ameco vii also cure any ordinary
cold in "a hours.
Try a bottle Of Ameco. You will
be agreeably surprised how quickly
and thoroughly it does the work.
Every bottle guaranteed.
PRICE IS CENTS.
Pudgen Bros, Wholesale Distributors.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-11

To polish copper take a little
finely powdered bath brick. mois-
ten with. vinegar and when it is mix
ed to u paste rub little on to the
copper. Let it stand for time
then rub off and polish with a soft
cloth.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-11

When making q baked custard
warm the milk before adding the
eggs. aud no water will settle in the
bottom OF the baking dish
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-11
Members Of the Associated Press

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-06
ing suffered an operation there a

ing suffered an operation there a
few weeks ago.
Upon returning from visit in
Salem few days ago, Mrs. ]. w.
Grassnan was very pleasantly sur
prised to find her cousin, F. O..
Fill of Chicago, at their home. He
had been visiting in Portland and
came up to Gervais for a few days
visit.
A pie social was held at school
district No. 1876 Saturday night by
ladies of Waconda.
w. III. Jenkins, travelling pas
senger agent for the S. r. company
was in the city on business dur
ing the preceding week.
Miss Katherine Poland of st.
Paul is visiting at the home Of
Mrs. Dupus.
J. G. Moisan made a trip TO
Portland a few days ago and
brought his sister, Mrs Coffen-
doffer, to the home of her parents
at Brooks. where she will remain
some time. She has been in poor
health for more than a year as the
result of an attack of influenza.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-06
Brooks

Brooks, Dec. g. John Doores
and wife of California, who came
here several days ago with the re-
mains of his father, VIM. Doores,
who died at his home at Santa
Ann, and was buried east of Sill
verton, have been visiting friends
here. The Doores family formerly
lived in Brooks.
Mrs, Charles Moisan and little
child were visiting friends in Port
land several days last week.
The Brooks Improvement club
met at the home of Mrs. Sylvester
Manning on Wednesday of last
woek. Refreshments were served
by the bos.ess ard fine time was
had.
After Mrs William Gilbert had
departed for Colorado expecting
that her daughter would accom-
pany her to Oregon, word was re-
ceived here that the parent had
been injured in an automobile ac-
cident. How serious her injury is
has not been learned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Avery, who were
recently married. have rented a
house in Brooks and viii go to
housekeeping at once. Mr.. Avery
is the depot agent here.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-06

Pioneer Pastor
Not Recovering
Well From Burns

Aurora, Ore, Dec. 6.--Word was
r1sceived here from Candy Satur-
AAy to the effect that Rev. A. J.
Jnsslyn, who was badly burned on
Thanksgiving day at his home in
Candy. is not recovering as well
m when his case was first report
@A He Is suffering terribly from
4he burns on his face and hands.
And according to the information
received, his condition is consid-
erred serious. He is one OF the pio-
nicer ministers Of Oregon and had
p1Rnncd to attend the Sunday
school convention here Sunday.
7snt instead he is at his home in
= critical condition.
The fourth annual Sunday
school convention of the Donald
.zlistrict was held here yesterday,
1rd representative Sunday school
workers from all parts OF the dis
1rict were present. A very inter-
Rsting program was rendered,
Among the prominet speakers at
the convention was State Secretary
Johnston of Portland. and this was
mis- first opportunity to attend a
convention in Aurora. Several
were here from Salem and parti-
cipated in the work.
Carl Orfield Of Aurora has been
transacting business in oregon
City during the week.
Charles II. Burgraff of Albany
Ems been in the city on business
during the latter part Of the week.