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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-19
AIDS ROAD MARINERS.
Wyoming Lighthouse Plan Will
Warn Of Danger.

Nowadays it's the motor light
house Instead of cropping around in
the dark. endeavoring to ascertain
which road to follow and where the
dangerous curves and railroad cross
ings lie.- the modern motor truck
operator will be guided by the flashes
thrown out by lighthouses which
will line the highways" says James
G. Heaslet. president Of the Signal
Motor Truck Company Detroit, Mich
From Wyoming. in particular, we
have received advices that the entire
state highway system Is soon to be
equipped with series Of lighthouses,
which will plainly mark out the way
for the motor truck operator. Danger
Gus curves will be designated by yell
low lights and railroad crossings by
red lights. The lighthouses will wink
forty-five times a minute, throwing
nine-inch ray, which can be seen
more than three miles away.
These lighthouses will also serve
the purpose Of giving the road mari
ners their bearings, as special flashes
of light will be thrown out to indicate
just where the lighthouse is located
1t will prove great aid to the mo-
tor truck driver who is doubtful Of
his exact whereabouts.
with the roads carefully charted
by Lighthouses 1t will be possible to
operate trucks both day and night,
and SO obtain double tsservice from
them. Twenty four-hour service will
thus become reality instead of q
possibility"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-19
ROAD BUILDING IS PROPOSED s
TO PREVENT UNEMPLOYMENT

did not arrive, besides which there
was difficulty In obtaining msterials.
and their shipment and the abnormal
pricea cut down very substantially
now road mileage. Present indica-
lions. however. are that the supply -
labor in the near future may considA
erably exceed tn. demand. and hence
recourse to Important public i'm
provements would be q direct means
OF establishing labor conditions. Sure
" no greater benefit can be conferred
upon the entire country than by the
building Of highways which will ma
terially reduce the cost Of transpor.
tation and facilitate the exchange Of
farm and manufactured products be.
tween the country districts and the
centers Of population.
Congress could not act more wisely
than to pass at this short session the
Townsend bill calling for the crea-
ton of q federal commission to lay
out a great system Of interstate high
ways and arrange with the several
states for the prosecution OF this ma =
t!onal undertaking at the very earliest
moment. The building Of roads is one
thing which will unQuestionably I'M
prove conditions and we are all now
well aware Of the fact that public
sentiment is overwhelmingly in favor
OF maximum activities in this regard
from nation, state and county"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-19

III Unemployment assumes wide
spread proportions, the most logical
answer to the situation would be the
prompt utilization Of this excess labor
IN the building Of highways possess-
ing an interstate Significance" COM
ments David Jameson. president OF
the American Automobile Association.
which has been prominently identified
with road betterment since its formA-
ton at Chicago in March. 1902.
1T will be remembered that when
Congress was approached two years
ago for 00,000.000 additional under
the provisions Of the federal aid road
act" continues Mr.. Jameson, ut was
set forth that this money. which call
ed for an equal amount from the sew
eral states, would serve to carry on
road building and absorb the surplus
labor which 1t was anticipated would
result from the abrupt conclusion Of
the big struggle. Besides this total of
S400.000.000 from the national Treas
ury and the several states. the sum Of
100000 was added to the $10,000.o00
previously appropriated for the con-
struction of roads in federal forest
reserves.
But the period of unemployment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-19
TIRE MAKERS COMPETE
FOR EUROPE'S BUSINESS
American Output Superior to Con-
tinent's, But Inferior
Roads Hurt.

Hot competition among American
tire manufacturers in the European
| market is reported by l.. H. Mayan,
| foreign sales manager for the Lee
an extended trip through twelve for
eign countries.
Americai-made tires. Mr.. Magyar de-
clares. are at present superior to for
eign makes, but tires, as q rule, do
not hold up in Europe as we'll as they
ferior roads and the nefarious prac-
tices of commtssion-seeking chauf-
feurs.
There is scarcely European chauf-
feur for privately operated car who
does not attempt extortion from the
ployer buys tire, the chauffeur de-
| mands a 10 per cent rakeoff from the
tire merchant. who invariably comes
across. knowing the consequences OF
refusal. If the chauffeur fails to col
! lect his graft, he will do everything
the tire. Then he will lose no time
in telling every car owner he meets
what bad service such and such tire
gives, exhibiting the tire he has de-
stroyed as bona f1de sample Of poor
service. European dealers stand in
completely terrorized by them.
Many tire dealers operate garages,
but the car owner who does not use
the tire sold by the garage owner can
get no housing for his car.
Speaking OF. the rate of exchange in
Europe. Mr.. Magyar is of the opinion
that foreign manufacturers are glad
to have 1t kept down to protect their
home markets.
"H American statesmen want to
bring home good sales reports, they
will have to reform their selling
methods abroad" is Mr.. Mayan's opin-
ion.
He declares that now that Europe
Is getting on it's feet, and is no longer
forced to accept many of our prod
ucts. diplomatic salesmanship is need
ed on the part of American business
chant will not tolerate our sharp way
Of Undertaking" says Mr.. Magyar.
"He likes to know his man thor
oughly before he will talk business
with him, and he also wants to gain
the respect and confidence Of the
salesman before he will give him any
satisfaction.
ITO the American. this plan ap-
pears to represent a great waste OF
time, but l. have always found it to
bring results when adopted. In Stock
holm I remember I had a weeks en-
tertainment to undergo with pros
pect before he would deign to dis
cuss business. Then, just before my
departure. he brought up the subject
of buying something from me. and
surprised me with the generous
amount of his order.
I'VE must accommoda our methods
to the temperament Of the European
buyer Our ways Of doing business
are only the best where they accom-
plish results. Once gain the Euro
pean's confidence and respect. and
you will have him customer for
life"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-19
TRADE NOTES.

The York Parkhurst Motor Co.. 1913
14th street northwest, distributors
for the Anderson-Six, have added to
their line the Paige passenger cars
and trucks, and will distribute in
Washington and nearby territory. A
modern three-stary service station
has been acquired. Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-19

B. Parkhurst drove new model
sedan from Wheeling. w. Va, to
Washington. a distance of 800 miles,
without changing from high, taking
all mountains. including the famous
Union Hill. t-s.e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-19

The old circus keeper told me his
lion Brutus was the flower of the
flock"
'T guess he meant Brutus was a
dandy lion"-Baltimore American.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-19
SPIRITUAL ALARM CLOCKS.

From. the Kansas City Star.
Ministers, like alarm clocks, get
most Of their abuse for doing their
duty,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-27

Sons. ss.75
3Ox3H.............. HOO
.32x3H. 11.55
Ska. ............... 1865
33x4. 16.45
.34x4. 1865
34x41l. 1885
35x4H. ............. ITS
36x4H. ............ 23.1O
35x5. .............. 26.3O
36x5. 1890
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-27

WESTCOTT demonstrator.
You can save over ST 900 on this
car, which is like new.
Westcot+ 10 model touring,
81 1875; excellent condition.
Westcott IL model, over
hauled and newly painted; in
fine shape; 81, 100.
Buick 1919 touring; just over
hauled; a bargain.
E. ]. Quinn Motor Sales Co.,
S24 18th St.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-27
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC.

0O 4VmV04AI0 GO1s 0x3AG, NAV
FORDS-FORDS
AT THE NEW PRICES.
Immediate Delivery on
Sedans, Coupelets, Roadsters,
Trucks and Glasses.
The above cars may be pur-
chased for one-third cash; bal
ance in 10 months.
ROBEY MOTOR CO.,
Authorized Ford Dealers,
1929 L St. NV. Phi. Main 2121.
PACKARD ToUKING-1sl6; twin q. with 'i1
wire wheels; tires almost new.
Stutz, 1918; Bearcats.
Auburn, 1918; chummy roadster.
Auburn, 1917: 5-pass touring.
Roamer, 1920; sport: 4-pass.; driven less
than 900 miles: absolutely at enor-
nous sacrifice. Above cars are in hrst-class
mechanical condition. Terms can he arranged
to responsible parties
The Motor Company Of Washington.
24th and NJ SITS. NV: West no.
REBUILT WESTCOTT CARS
II, Is and 1o Models:
These cars have been mechani-
cally rebuilt, are newly painted
and are guaranteed as repre-
scented. Time payments will be
accepted from responsible pur-
chasers.
E. T. Quinn Motor Sales Co.,
224 18th Street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-27
AUTOMOBILES FOB SALE, ETC.

AUTOMOBILES FOB SALE, ETC.
Continued.
REMOVAL SALE
OF STOCK ON HAND.
ON OR ABOUT SEPT. 81 THE
MUNICIPAL
AUTO EXCHANGE.
1858 d St. NV Franklin $685.
Will Move to Their Permanent Home,
1925 14th ST. NV.
COME AND MAKE OFFER
ON CARS ON HAND.
CASH OR TERMS.
1919 Scripps- Booth tour.
1919 Chevrolet touring.
1918 Buick touring (2).
1918 Saxon touring.
1a11 Saxon roadster.
1917 Buick touring.
1917 Hupmobile roadster.
1917 Maxwell touring.
1917 Overland, 6-cyl.
1917 Buick roadster.
1917 Overland roadster.
1916 Overland M-s3.
1916 Buick. 1-pass.
American "Underslung."
TITLE GUARANTEED ON ALL CARS. 29s
OLDSMOBILE 49," 1920, tour
ing; mileage only 5000; guaran-
teed perfect mechanical condi-
ton; practically good as new !;
seat covers and other extras; this
car has been we'll cared for; can
be bought for great sacrifice for
quick sale. Telephone Col. 7285.
CLOSING-OUT SALE.
Our Entire Stock of
TIRES AT COST.
We must vacate on September
3Oth and are selling out our en-
tire stock of high-grade, new
tires of various dependable
makes at cost and below.
Remember you have only a
few days in which to purchase,
September 30th is the last day.
We have space here for only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-27

S,OOO-mile cord tires as fol-
lows: Sissy, $1,000; SKA Fisk
N. S. frsts, $3.50; 34x4 Fire
stone frsts. S3o.85; 35x5 Fisk,
$4O.25; Michelin, 35x5, $36.5O.
THE TIRE BARGAIN
HOUSE, INC,
Cor. 18th and Rhode Island Ave.
NV.
CAR TO SUIT YOUR TERMS.
Dodge truck.
Ford truck.
Hudson speedster.
Buick roadster.
Ford sedan.
Washington Motor Exchange.
North 472S. 14th and W NV.
TIRES. TIRES. TIRES.
lust received q carload of the famous Giant
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TABLE BOARD.
SUBURBAN BOARD.

HIGH-GRADE accommodations for conva-
lescents invalids or aged people on an at
tractive estate near city. For particulars call
Woodside 81. Address Box 176-T. Star office.
oSs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-27
FOR SALE. ETC.

Tulsa automobile; new Can be bought be
low cost. Phone Col. 1893 2l3 Willow ave.
TakOma Park.
FORD TOURING-Must be sold at once; cheap.
2317 q st. NV. IS
ELECTRIC CAR-Newly painted; sacrifice for
uuick sale Col 1872 2Ss
JEFFERY-Fine condition: sacrifice account
owner moved California. Columbia 1861.
1918 CHANDLEE-In good condition. cheap.
o11j 18th NV 29s
REQ roadster, in fne condition. 2114 14th 28'
$40 HUDS0N-7-passenger: motor top
and new cord tires toversize); perfect condi-
tion throughout; viii trade for smaller car.
Line. 1892. Mr.. Hundly. 2Ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-27
FOR RENT-GAR.AGES.

SPACE in garage. rear 1877 Clifton St NV
$12; key 1431 Clifton. st. Space in garage,
rear 1873 4th st. me-, SO.
WIN. d. McGRANN CO.,
sf n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-27

so. 600 lbs. Tea, per h.. 50. .
Large and medium size cans; slightly used:
made of extra heavy galvanized iron.
ONE LARGE LOT GOVERNMENT HAIR
NESS, BRIDES AND SADDLES. ALSO NEW
GOVERNMENT CANVAS WAGON" COVERS
iOR TARPAULINS.
Reclaimed and New Stores,
o33 5th St. NV. and
3O3 10th St. NV.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-13
ZAVONDALE.
Spis ofiarodawc6w na portret kOSciu-
sdi W parku KOSciuszH.

Y. Jan Zdechlfk c. r. SIS: Sedzia
Scully, SO; Sedzia Fisher, SO; Sedzia
Stelk So; Macierz Polska zarZad Gao
why So; Bailiffs Benev. Ass. $40; Ma
cierz PolSka Oddzia} NJ. So; NJ. P. Cd
dEial 3+ty 50; NJ. P. Oddzial 43-ci So;
Robert NJ. Sweitzer SO; Continental
Clothing Co, s.; Avondale Clothing
Co., So; Progress Shoe Co. 81; G. s.
Wheeler and Co. 81; Economy Hard
ware Store 81; Bronder Shoe Co. 81;
Jacob Lindheimer SO: Albert Nowak
$40: Dennis J. Egan SO; Kowalczyk
Bracia So; F. SadOwsh 50; A. j. HOj-
ka So; S. Luc 50; NJ. Sheridan, So; ].
A. Cervenka s.; c. A. Johnson s.; Il.
G. Kimban So; A F. Lak6wka So; ].
Klaus S.; L. Krchma IS; Bracla Sikor
soy 81; r. New 81; J. +. BOlek. 81;
Ullrich Floral Shop, s.; s. Sypniew-
ski 81: L. Stankowicz 81: ]. Garstke-
wicz 81: wfadys&aw Kowalczyk 81; J.
Wf6czewsk1 81; r, StrZelech 81; j.
Czapalski 81; G. Pecchia 81; A. Fosi
81 +. G. Josephs 81; H. Dalporto 75c;
Zydron Bros, soc N. BtelowSGd, soc;
]. Chafupniczak soc; NJ F. Mgman,
soc; A Spak 5Oc; Frost Bros, SOC; s.
Milewsh, SOC; NJ. Kuchnicd zoe; J..
Wechsler SOC; ]. Bazak SOC; Po{6w ma
przechodni6w z dzielnicy Avondale
$1,000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-13
z RUCHU


Polskie lokale unijne pracow-
uik6w rzezalnianych, rozwineiy
energiczna agitacye W celu po-
zyskania wszystkich robotnikow
zatrudnionych W. zakiadach, by
W razie potrzeby MONA bylo sic
oprzef ma warunkach robotni-
czych, wsp6lnie przyjetych.
Ma wczorajszem zgromadzeniu
maszynistow p. n. Western So
ciety of Engineers" i American
Institute of Electrical Engineers"
odbytem W sail Fullerton, W gina
chu Sztuk Pieknych, przemawiai
James Rowland Bibbins, super
wizor firmy p. n. Arnold Compa-
ny. Ma zgromadzenie zebraio sic
Iiczne grono czionkow.
Informuje mas p. Wiadysiaw
Bakowsk, sekretarz lokalu No.
S7go pracownik6w rzezalnianych
&c biuro lokalu znajduje sic obec
ME w sail i'm. Juliusza Siowa-
ckiego, pnr. 100 w. 4Sma III. ma
drugiem pietrze. Posiedzenia Cd
tad odbywac sic beda stale co
pierwszy i trzeci piatek mtesiaca
W sail wyzej wymienionej o 60
dzinie 7:30 wieczorem; wszyscy
czionkowie So proszeni o przy-
bycie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-13
OWOCE.

JabSka, beczka =. $3.50 do 5000
pud}o =. $3.50 do $6.25
Truskawki, "a XIV. $500 do $500
Borowki (cranberries)
beczka ........ $3.50 do $500
P~omarahcze, pudlo $500 do $500
SPED MA
BYDLECA w CHICAGO.
Wieprz6w, sztuk ........ 10000
Bydla, sztuk ............ 5000
Jagniqt, sztuk .......... 5000
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-13

Oh. Jan Andracki, cz{onek klubu ,.Po
lonia" jest jednym z najczynniejszych
mAodych rodak6w tn zamieazkalych. -
ZatrudniOny jest jake agent ola dw0ch
polskich kOmpanii a mianowicie: PRO
viders Life Insurance Co." Great
Lakes Fire Insurance CO.. Nalezy mu
sic uznanie "a werbowanie Obconaru-
dOwo6w do pOlskich kompanii. Biuro
swoje prONvadzi W %kancelaryi PIP. Max
symiliana i J6zefa Przyborskich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-13
re sPRAW

Posiedzenie Gniazda Mr.. 2 Wv.
SokoI6w P. w A. odbedzie sic
dnia Ago maja, o godz. s. vie
czorem W sail Atlas. Poniewaz
sa wazne sprawy do za}atwienia
obecnoSG kazdego czionka jest
k~onieczna.
w. Lubicz, prezesi
L. Ksiazek, sekr. prot.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-13

correspondent 2 Bcrl.na dOno-
s., re ma pcdstawie wsZelkich da--
nych rok 1911 bedzie wyjGtkowo
pomyslny Tub fatalny.
- A ia czytam korespondencye Z
Paryza, kt6rej autor zapewnia, re.
n lie ME bedzie lepiej, to W roku
1911 wszystko wypadnie i~eszcze 60
p7ei
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-13
z dwoJga zlego.

- Musi radca p~rzyznae, re niekto-
re- pisma humorystyezne zanadto pu-
szczaia sic ma pieprzne koncepty.
Uwaza d~yrektor, juz woie
pieprzny koncept W druku. niz dzu-
me, Tub ~trzesienie ziemi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-13
Rozsadny spos6b.

- Zegnam Gle; wyjezdzam ma Cd
poczynek do Nizzy.
- Do Nizzy W lipcu? Cziowieku!
Alez tam jest teraz czterdz.eSci W
cieniu.
- COZ to szkodzi? Czy nam odby
wac spacery koniecznie- cieniu!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-13
Omyika Eecerska.

,,Swiezo wykohczony W naszem
miesc,e gmach teatralny wywoluje "a
chwyt. Rzeczoznawcy podziwiaja ie-
go styl barakowy'.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-13
Z AMMONIA.

Jutro wteczorem, o godzinte 7:S0, W
sail paraffalnej odbedzie sic pOSiedze-
~wSzystkieh administracyi t~owarzystw,
TAX k~osciehych, jak / narodowych prZy>
tel paTafii. Celem poSiedzenia jest o.
mawianie sprawy novel pozyczh pol
sk1eJ. WSzyscy urZednicy powinni bye
obecni. Jest 10 sprawl bardZo wanna i
ME powlnna bye zaniechana-
WczoraJ o godzinie 9tej rano W ko-
sdele sw. Amy odbyl sic pogrzeb s. p.
Stanislawa RaczynsEego. Ostatnich ce
remonii hturgtcznych Sokonal y. Jan
Mecfkowsh. Zmarfy byl mieszkancem
Berw4n, Illinois, lecz przez ostatnie XII
ln pniesiecy po0ostawa} u sweJ siostry
W okollcy Anrowa. Przy zgonie Nczyl
lat AZ.
" nied1ele, dnia 1890 o godzinie
e:fS rano, W koscele sw. Amy odbe-
die sic solenna msza sw. ma intencye
pahstwa Jana 1 Joanny Repeckich, z
okazyi ich srebrnego ~jubileuSzu poay-
cia maAenshego. P. Repech jest do
brze znanym obywmtelem W tel dzieni-
CT.
Nastepujacy zoStana ~po{acZeni WEI
lem maNenskim W tutejsZym koSciele
" przyszla sobote p. Micha} Piotrowski
z panna Karodna L~esUczyhska p. VIA
dysAaw Koss, z parahi s% Wojciecha
z parma Justyna Mazr: p. Stanislaw
Godlewsk, z W. Hammond, H., z pam
M Wanda Ma8ecka : p. A~leksander lie
Hhski z parma Helena Party&a.
W tych dniach OBJ. Jan Gfomb, o Y
poczal inters fotograficzny W Okofcy
Annowa, pnr. 1916 W. 21-sza III. p.
Giomb, jake nGsz Kodak, z pewnOscla o.
siagnie poparcie Polak6w W tel dzielni-
c..
Wczoraj, W poludnie, zmarRa s. p.
Regina Bulas. Pogrzeb odbedzie sic ju-
tro, lub W sobote rano, z dOmu zalOby
PM. 2O21 W. 19ta Ill Liczyla PREY Ego
ME lat 80.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-13
coz stad?

- Izadora Duncan taxa mase Una
lazla naSladowczyh! Ubyia mi VIE
eel niz polowa klientek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-13
Klcska szcWska.

- Dzieh dobry, panic master.
Jak ida intersy?
- Jak najgorzej. Wiadomo pa
nu. re jestem szewcem damskim.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-13
z BLUE ISLAND, ILL.

w miniona niedziele o godzinie 4
p~opo4udniu t. j. 9go maja Klub oh.
i'm. Tad. KoSciuszki re wsp64udzia-
lem CzcDgpdnych Si6str Nauczycielek
szkofy sw. Izydora i Choru sw. &C.
cylii sprawR swemu x. p~roboszczo-
wi S. Dcbersteinowf z okazyi ja3o 10
letniej rocznfcy urodzin imienin mi
10 niespodzianke.
Urozmaicony program, kt6ry Sio-
stry nauc0ycielk przygotowaay ma
c0ss6 x. probos2c2a Zosta1 pieknie
wykonany tax przez dziec5 szkolne,
iak / Choir sw. Cecylii.
2 iyczeniami jake skladano x. so
lenizantowi, d2'eci szkolne skladalv
swe przepiekne podarh! W po-
staci zywych kwiat6w, a prezes Piotr
FeI4szak, imienlem Klubu Obywae
telskiego i'm. Tad. KoSciuszki wre-
CYL s~olenizantowi zIoty zegarek, ia
ko upominek szczerego przywiaza-
MA Klubowc6w do swego X. probo-
SEGA.
Pc s~ko6czonym programme K. So
lenizant przem6wil serdec0nde do ze-
branych dziekujac Siostrom Maui
cz~ycielkom, Ch6rowi sw. Cecylii,
dzieciom szkolnym / Klubowi "a ich
szczere zyczenia i podarki, a publicz-
noSci "a liczny wspoiudSiai, poczem
~nastapffa towarzyska zabawa.
z zyozeniami do X. solenizanta
przybyli take Wiel. ks'eaa T. Lang
fort, Leon Wyzykowski, ]. Pajkow-
ski, T. Kedziora, j. strzyckl, Tomas
Smyk / Jan Robakowski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-13
z WOJCIECHOWA

Oddziaf ameryka6skiego legionu.
p. N. Peter A. w. Post o~dbedzie "
pos,edzen'e jutro ~wieczorem, o go
dzinie 1880 W sail Gads Hill Center,
pnr. 1919 West 2Ota ul. Wszyscy ex-
zoinierze, TAX polscy, jak i amery--
Ramsey, kt6rzyby chcieli zapisac sic
do tego oddzialu - sa proszeni. Ko-
mendantem oddzialu jest p. Hero
MIN WiSniewski, ogolnie znany W
d~ztelnicy Wojciechowa. \
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w przysZla niedziele odbedzie sic
tn u mas doroczny odpust z okazyi
uroczystoSci patrona sw. Izydlora. -
Podczas tel u~roczystoScl Tow. sw.
Izydora przystapi do wspolnej 40
munii Sw. O godzin'e Sci rano. Take
i Object przyjma pierwsza komunie
sw., a we wtcrek, dnia 1890 b. m.
p~rzystapia do SACRAMENTO Bierzmo-
wanna, kt6rego udzieli Najp. y. Ar
cybiskup Mundelein.
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Wielka radoSc panuje posr6d ah
tomcbtlist6w naszej osady, pom ewaz
iuz W niedalekiej przyszlosci swc-
bodniej beda mogli ujetdzac / pa
radowac p1 brukowanych ulicach
naszego least side'u''; prace okofo
budowy ulic juz rozpocZeto.
Natomiast ME radosG, ale PREY
gnebienie panuje IL tych. ktorzy ME
majac samochod6w, tylko realnCSci
cd kt6rych beda zmuszeni placiG SCI
XII dolarow rocznego podatku.
Ptotr FelisZak.
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Ma wystawie obraz0w.

- Neza PAM bardzo wysoko Cd
Znaczyli.
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z r CHICAGO.

W n~iedziele Ego maja b. r, odbylo
sic waine zebranie protestacyjne W
sprawie murzyn6w, osiedlajacych sic
wSr0d biafych, a ZwfaSzcza W dzielni-
cy geSto ~zaludnionej Polakamd, mia
nowicie: miedzy pierwsza a druga war
da. Zebrani Obywatele jednOgkoSnle pod
niesu protest celem wyruguwania tych
kt6rzy sic ju4 osiedlii i powzieli kroki
zapobiegawcze prZeciw dalszemu oslo
dlaniu sic murzyn6w. W~yStosOwah re-
7olucye do wAadz miasta 1 powiatu W
lynn heranku, przedstawfwszy fakt, re
lud TAME zamieszkujacy jest o wiele
bezpiezniejszy ,gdy bali odiac1eni be
da Cd czarnych. SpOdziewaja sie, De pro
test ten odniesie poaadany rezultat.
Zrany przemysNOwiec i dzielny dzia-
fac3 ma pOlu spOdecmo -narodOwym p.
Maksymilian PrzyborsH, wybrany 20
Stai delegation ma ~konwencye republi-
kanska, Odbywajaca sic W Springfield.
Jest 10 jedyny Polak, kt6ry dOstapil
tego zaszczytu W ca}em powiecie Lake,
obejmujacy North Chicago i Wauke--
gan.
Mfody i e~nergiczny OBJ. J6zef Jakrze-
wsk, otwiera W tych dniach sklad ar
tykul6w s~pozywczych przy Victoria I'll.
Starry wiarus Oh. W{adyslaw Korc,
nabyl W tych dniach elegancka rczy-
dencye przy Broadway ulicy m $1,000.
~PnSredniczyi W s~pzedazy p! J6zef
Przyborski.
Klub p. n. ,,Matki BoSkiej Zwycie-
skiej, dale festyn majowy W najbliz-
Sa medziele, dnia 1890 b. M, W sail
parafialnej- Ca}y doch6d z feStynu O.
br0cony zostanie ma budowe koScio}a i
szkofy. PocZatek o godzinie 3ciej popo-
}udrriu.
*
Oh. FranciSzek Gugafa, otworzyl
skhad blawatny pzy Jackson i 16tej I'll.
Many nadzieje, il rodacy a Szczeg6l-
Hie rodacki ME ~omieszkaja swego po-
przec.
Z
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- To ME, ale obraz zawiesili mu
tax wysoko, re mic ME widae.
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Tow, nKrolewskich Sasiadek"
(,,Royal Neighbors") z amerykah-
skiego obozu No. 1857, urzadza zaba
We taneczna W ~niedziele, dnia ego
czarwca 1920 T. W sail P~uiaskiego,
pnr. 1915 S. Ashland ave. Pcczq-
tex o godzinie 1880 wieczorem.
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Oh. FranciSzG Gugafa, otworzyl
sk1ad blawatny przy Jackson i 16tej III.
Many nadzieje, il rodacy a szczeg6l-
ME rodaczki ME o~mieszkaja swcgo po-
przec.