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Evening journal., 1920-11-15
ENTERTAIN WILLING WORKERS

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Stork, i5ii
CLAYTON street. entertained the Will
ing Workers OF the Fraternal Spiri-
tualist Church last Wednesday even
inc. Piano and cOrnet solos were
given. Refreshments were served.
Those present were Mrs. William
Moore. Mrs. Charles Murray, Mrs. b..
Anderson. Mrs. W. Fisher. Mrs. j..
Harry piersOn, Mrs. Kinsler, Mrs.
kruger. Mss Ethel Barksdale. Mr.
and Mrs. G. II. Hollis, Master james
p. Hollis and Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
StOrk
Evening journal., 1920-11-15
A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Ruddy Cheeks-S Sparkling Eyes
Most Women Can Have
Says DR.. Edwards, a Well-Known
Ohio Physician

DrFM.Edwards for II years treated
scores of women for liver and bowel all
ments. During these years he gave TO
his patients a prescription made OF a
few well-known vegetable ingredients
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets You Will
know them by their olive color.
These tablets are wonder-workers on
the liver and bowels. which cause a
normal action, carrying off the waste
and poisonous matter in ones system
If you have a pale face, sallow look,
dull eyes, pimples. coated tongue, neao-
aches a iistless. no-good feeling. all out
of sorts, inactive bowels, you take one
Of DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets nightly
for time and note the pleasing results
Thousands of women and men take
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-the sue
cessful substitute for calomel-now and
then Just TO keep them NJ. f5c and SOC
Evening journal., 1920-11-15
C0MMENDS C0L0RED
WOMEN VOTERS

Mrs. NJ. E. Jackson. chairman OF the
eolored women voters of the Sixth
ward, issued a statement today com
mending those voters for the energy
and zeal which they displayed In the
recent campaign and election. She
said, "They did their utmost to pro-
mote Republican success by going to
the polls early and casting their bal
lots in support Of American freedom
and the berries for which our fore
fathers fought. Long before the polls
opened the women were in line at the
voting places and their leaders were
active in giving out ballots and dis
pensiDg information needed. All OF
my subordinates were loyal 10 their
country and their flag. Success was
due TO the firm resolves of those col
ored women TO stand together and
fight the good tight. In this connec-
ion ! should say that Mrs Alice Dun
bar Nelson, our national leader was
ever ready to impart information and
her untiring efforts gave the glory to
the women"
Evening journal., 1920-11-15
YOUTH SWALLOWS CARBOLIC.

Joseph DAILY, aged t9 years. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael DAILY. Of GIG
Spruce streets, is in Delaware Hos
pilal suffering from oarbolic acid
burns. The youth swallowed the
ncid on the Tn rd floor of the house
7i2 King street Saturday night. His
condition is not serious.
Just why he chose the house at
7l2 King street is not known. He
apparently walked in there and at
tempted to swallow the drug. lie
left a letter to his father and mOhsr
saying he felt he had not been OF much
us in the world, and that he intended
TO end il all.
Evening journal., 1920-11-15

Public interest in neld sport and pedisreed hunting
dogs is belng stimulated nightly in our state BY the
Delaware Setter and Pointer Club and rs neld trials
There are hundreds Of settlers and pointers her,
but comparatively few OF them are registered or entitled
10 registration and fewer still are put in organized neld
trials in competition with other doss II is part OF the
mission OF the Delaware Setter and Pointer Club to correct
such conditions and to put hunting for birds on bet
ter fairer and more enjoyable basis
Evening journal., 1920-11-15
WANT STUDENTS
in RED CROSS

Henry p. Scott. chairman for Della
ware OF the Fourth Red Cross roll
call, and Mrs. Thomas w. Wilson,
who is in charge Of the work Of
enrolling the junior members, ad-
dressed students OF the Wilmington
High School at the opening assembly
this morning. MFR. Scott took as his
subject The American Rcd Cross
and its Work" He related many
incidents in which the Rcd Cross had
given valuable assistance both n
this country and in foreign lands
Mr. Scott also presented a number
Of statistical reports OF the work d0ue
by the American Red Cross. He urged
all present to give support 10 The
roll call.
Mrs. Wilson spoke briefly OF The
roll cali. also appealing TO the stu
dents TO cooperate.
Members OF the stan OF the
'Whlsp." The school paper. presented
the plans Of the magazine for the
coming year.
Albert Haddock. art editor. asked
for contributions and Willard Nor
can Spoke OF advertising. lie an
nounced that tag day will be held
tomorrow, in behalf OF the Whisp.
1000 tags will be for sale and the STAN
IS hoping 10 realize a neat sum. The
first issue OF the paper will be pub
llshcd THANKSGIVING week.
Shermer II. Stradley, a member o..
the Board OF Education, and a mem
her Of the boys committee OF the Y.
NJ. C. A., urged the boys OF the school
to Join the ali Y" Club.
Thanksgiving songs were practiced
by the students under the direction
OF Miss Ruth storm.
Prof. James A. Barkley, acting prin-
cipal. congratulated the football team
on the excellent work done in the
Chester game on Saturday The morn
ing exerc ses closed by sing ng The
star Spangled Banner" and salute 10
the flag
Evening journal., 1920-11-15
aTHE MORE HasTT THE IEss sprrn .

rE'HosE members OF the PANE Hose Company who
were on ne chemical engine OF the Fame Hose Com
pany ~h skdded and upse; Fifteenth and Market
streets last evening may count themselves fortunate that
they ~ere not killed
ne lme = coming when safety speed limit will be
placed Are engines here when they are resnondnr
- alarms Many cities in the United STATES already have
ADOPTED mat policy, not only for the well bens OF the
nnen and their apparatus but also for that OF pedes
Hlans and others using the streets
| fame Hose accident in which six persons were
a''a a valuable piece OF lre-nghtins machinery
contained IN the Old English adage. rhe pore bss,s ,sa
less speed "''e "Ns'e' me
Evening journal., 1920-11-15

Surely few women in Wilmington are so deserving OF
the honor and respect OF the colored folk OF our com
munity as is Miss Edwina B. Kruse principal eme-ihis
OF the Howard High School She spent the major par Of
her active life promoting the educational interests OF
Negro boys and girls. Now, in the sunset OF life sur
rounded by those whom she made educaiionay she can
indulge in the pleasant rerospecton OF life devotev
spent in the service OF the public OF members OF the
Negro race
Evening journal., 1920-11-15
MOTHER TONGUE.

NOVEMBER to was American Speech Week. during
v which the movie theatre took new func-
tion many cities namely, teacher OF English to
Americans.
on slyery OF the theatre. the daily crimes
against the Moher Tongue exposed and the per-
petrsiors urged 10 mend their ways
The heads OF the audience the rays OF the stere
optcon flashed such admonitions this throughout
the land:
DON'T SAY. "1 AMT COT
SAY. Il HAVEN'T"
DON'T SAY THIS IS HIM.
SAY, THIS is He
DON'T MURDER ENGLISH.
IT'S YOUR MOTHER TONGUE.
II was a happy week for. Mother Tongue than whom
no mother is more abused day in and day out by her
errng children.
The OF movie theatres ae a medium for the dis
semlnaton Of correct grammar marks another step in
the progress Of the movie universal educator You
couldn't get handful OF people 10 attend lecture or
applied grammar but grammar lessons presented on the
movie will reach thousands
As trusted teacher, the movie assumes srave re-
sponsibes. Chief OF these is the obligation to keep
clean.
Evening journal., 1920-11-15
EAHTn A SMALL PLACE ron F,lcrrnrs

WJlfH Lemuel Price and Peter Grleeo BON back in
w The County Workhonss after sensational escapes
arG months OF wandering fugiyes from Justice tbev
doubi realize tha' .hs world is very small when
cores 10 supplying refuge % escaped convict WHO
really Is wanted by TIE authorities
rrc@ las bad one more yeas Of ife as result OF his
escape, because te awaiting eSeocntn when DE op
pcriuEy - 90: assas bresaniS' iSf We doubt how
ever that be obaiced much erioyms. from that year OF
osrty ]. NM; De a .cT.he hing % have B3a-ly ,ch
has loose dangling 81 Tie Tar ria OF 8.
Evening journal., 1920-11-15
With the PdrdgrdpheS

There s nothing encouraging 10 virtue ar lack o, the
price TO Indulge in vce.-Baltimore Sun.
j. V. Bell Is improving over his scare which was
caused from snake swallowing his oe-Blue springs
Ark correspondence Warren Eagle-DemOcrat
Lady Mortimer b. Davis left yesterday for New York
and after week al the Rnz Carlton Hotel will sail for
Nontrea. Sir Mortimer is remaining al lhe Homestead
bo complete his cure.-New York Times Social Note
Evening journal., 1920-11-15
SAY WIFE HELPED
GRECO TO ESCAPE

Katy Grleco was arrested this morn
ing by Constable Wilmington, On
charge OF aiding and abetling her
husband Peter GRECO. 10 escape from
the New Castle county workhOuse on
August 4. while he was serving a B.
year sentence for assaulting a young
white woman.
AfLcr escaping Grieco made his way
TO Kenneth Square, 10 West chester
and Philadelphia. He later went to
Buffalo, y. Y, where he was recap
tured and brought 10 this city last
Saturday night.
Mrs. Grieco will be given a ear
ing this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1920-11-15
SCOTT COUNCIL MEETING

Wilmington Council. Boy SCOUTS OF
America, will hold lbs annual meet
ing in the y. NJ C. A. at 8 O'Clock
this evening. Matters OF Importance
relating 10 the policy OF The organl-
zaiton for the coming vaar Will be
discussed and reports OF the years
work will be made by Scout EXecu-
tive Frank A. Greenhawk.
Evening journal., 1920-11-15
THE first DOSE
gave Me RELIEF
New Castle, (Del.) Citizen
Gives Glowing Endorse
ment for Plant Juice
OTHER MEDICINES
FAILED TO HELP

When the stomach performs its
functions so perfectly that the pos
SCISSOR forgets that he has one, good
health. physical powers and buoyant
spirits prevail The stomach in civil
lied people Of today, however, is
degenerate II lacks tone and strength
gradually brought about through a
Evening journal., 1920-11-15
500 FINE ON TROUBLE MAKER

For assault and battery on stella
Smith. Michael Sobia was nnei $50
and cosls by Deputy Judge Finger In
Municipal Court this morning. Mrs.
Smith said That Sobia booaHds al her
home and Is conhlnually causing
trouble between her and hBr hus-
band lie struck her last night. she
charged.
Evening journal., 1920-11-15
AUTO HITS CHILD

Struck by an automobile. operated
by Edward DOnOhoe, OF Edge Moor
near sixteenth street, yesterday after
noon. Lillian Emery, aged IL years. ~
MOusaly Row, suffered slight Injuries.
She was taken 10 her home by Mr..
DonohOe
Evening journal., 1920-11-15
THIS noe RARID

A mad dog was killed near the NAL
leable iron works, Saturday after
Or. Herbert j. Watson state bacter-
iologist, pronounced the dog suffering
from rabies. The dog bit several
persons and dogs before being shot.
Evening journal., 1920-11-15
Gems of Thought

Books ore the immortal sons desying their sirrs
.--.-.--.
Health Is he vial principle Of bliss aod exercise OF
i is aen as lard 20 live up to an Ideal a. 1t s 10 i've
down
IN fhe sscsisst arst generally wins-sad ms sNos fOr
Evening journal., 1920-11-15

Coal consumption accsli bo.he- re average Delaware
coisse yeufr. As he views H. his rs scod football
sgcather"
Evening journal., 1920-11-15

Search the Want Ads for good posi-
tions and IL you have a house to rent.
the Want Ads will prove a good re-
liable agent.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-05

Sprawy legalne zafatwit i ~przeproWa
dz3 bank braci Wlodarskich, pnr.
1853 w. 47ej ul.
q Sd
w rodzinie PIP. J6zefa i Antonin'
Rogielskich, zam. pnr. 1852 W. 1Sej
ul., panuje cd srody radosc, BIO oto
W dniu tym przybyla IA SWAT pocle-
cha W postaci zdrowej l tesiej e6recz-
XII. Matka i nowonarodzone dzleciF
znajduja sic W dobrem zdrowiu. PIP.
Rcgielscy naleza do starych i czyn-
nych parafian Wojciechowa.
:. q :
DR.. Hieronim Slominski, ktory
niedawno temu powr6cil re s&uzby
2 CORA dwuletniej marynarce Sta
now Zjednoczonych, rowofany 20
stall ma stanowisko asystenta PROBE
sora medycyny ma wydziale medycz-
nym Uniwersytetu Loyola, mieszcza-
cym sic W gmaChu PREY naroznlKa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-05

ulic Lincoln | Harrison, n~aprzeciw-
ko szpitala powiatowego. DR.. So
mihski, kt6ry zaliczany jest do IDOL
niejszych mfodych lekarzy polskich
W Chicago, rokujacych piekna PREY
szlost W swym zawodzie, ukohczyl
studya medyczne ma Uniwersytecie
Northwestern, poczem przez p6Itora
roku peinit obowiazki internisty -
szpitalu powiatowym. Obecnie kan
celarya lego mie$ci sic prey %naroznl-
ku ulic Robey i Carolina ul., ia ia
dwigoWie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-05

Stanislaw Kunz, syn aldermana
lei wardy p. Stanislawa H. Kunza,
1916 Potomac ave-, podGal sic oneg-
daj niebezpiecznej operacyi ma zapa-
lenie slepej kiszki (appendicitis) W
szpitalu Marcy, prey narozniku ulic
Calumet i 26ej I'll. Operacya sic po-
wiodla i pacyent przychodzi powoli
do zdrowia.
4 q i
Znany agent asekuracyjny p. Fran
ciszek Treder, Fam. pnr. 1441 Clea-
yer ul., ma StanislaWowie zachoro-
wal ma silny atak bronchitis / bedzie
musial pare tygodni polezet W }6zku,
zanim bedzie m6gi zn6w oddat sic
zwykiym zajeciom.
+ q =
Oh. Jak6b Marcinek nabyl W tych
'dniach realno$c Cd p. Andrzeja 10
prowskiego, pnr. 4721 S. Justine ul.,
W d~zielnicy Janowa, "a sumo $4,000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-05

Miohalina Dobrowolska, zam. y.
mr.. 1861 S. Kedzie ave-, %powracaia
onegdaj re skladu artykul6w spc1y
Wczych, niosac W jednej rece butel-
Ike mleka, q W drugiej kilka paczek,
gdy nagle pred domem swoim po-
sliznela sic i upadia tax fatalnie, IL
szkiem Cd butelki, kt6ra sic rozbiia,
prsecieia sobie powaznie prawa re-
Ike. Ma widok krwi kobieta zemdla-
Ia. Przechodnie zaniesli ia do pobli-
skiej apteki, gdzie jej udzielono pier
wszej pomocy. P6zniej przywolano
lekarza, kt6ry sic mia zaja}. Opr6cz
tego doznaia bolesne obrazenia ko.
lana.
" przyszia niedziele ma Stanisla-
wowis popoludniu i wieczorem polka
zywane beda obrazy ruchome treSci
religijnej i ~pouczajacej W sail wlel-
kiej PREY Bradley i Noble I'll. kto
chce spedziG przyjemnie chwile GA.
su, a przypatrzeG sic rzeczy poucza-
jacei I dobrej, niechaj ME omieszka
pr7ybyt, a ME pozaluje tego. Doch6d
ma parafie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-05
INOTATN OSORISTE.

Do panstwa Stanistawa i Tekli 2
Niemierowicz6w SamborSkich, Fam.
pnr. 1910 w. Division ul., zawital
zwiastun wiosny bociek i zostawii i'm
W prezencie c6reczke. Rodzice So z te-
go prezentu bardzo zadowoleni. Mat
ka i dziecie maja sic dobrze.
Ludwik Janczukiewicz i Franci--
seek Drossel, weterani z w7ojny Swia-
towel, %otwieraja biuro ~sprzedazy re-
alnoSci, domow i farm PREY w. Full
lerton ave-, blisko Rockwell ul.
~ ~ q
w dniu w~czoraiszym obchodzili
swoje imieniny n~astepujacy dobrze
znani Pclonii naszej kap4ani: x. Ka-
zimierz Gronkowski, proboszcz para
fiji p. W. sw. Wojciecha, x. Kazimierz
Sztuczko C. S. C.,proboszcz parafii
p. W. sw. Trolley i x. Kazimierz Sio-
mihski, proboszcz parafii Sw. Amy.
Dziatwa szkolna, parafianie i konfra
try SoleniDant6w skladali i'm mai
serdecznieisze z~yczenia. Nauki dzla
tex wyzej wymienionych parafiach
wczoraj z tel okazyi ME bylo. Do
wieIu zyczen skladanych W dntu
w~cZorajszym - my do}aG1amy ma
sze: Ad multos amos.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-05
Notatki
Reportera.
PRZYPOMNIENIE.

Juz tylko dziesiet dni czasu POGO
stale do wypefniania i przedkfadania
zgsoszen do podatku dochodowego.
Kazdy obywatel czy nieobywatel 10
naty / lyjacy wsp6lnte z iona, koo-
rego doCh6d W miniOnym roku wy
nosii wtecej ni1 $4,000, w~zgledrie
samotny. albo posiadajacy zone W
Europe. kt6rego doch6d p~rzekrarzli
$1,000. must uczyniG swe zgloszepie.
Klo tego zaniedba, podlegnie bardlo
Scrowej karze.
,.Dziennik ChicagOski" chce u1a-
twit Czytelnikom swym d~opelnienie
te.o bowia&ku. Ktok ):wiek M -
Re Ga,pliwoSci W kwsSty' pcdatko-
wei, a trudno mu sic rozm6wiG W
biurach amerykanskich, moze sic cd
gOdz. s rano zglosic W biurach Dzien-
nika, gdzie otrzyma potrzebne rady.
w~skaz6wki i pomoc.
Q :% .
Wczoraj rozegraI sic W sadie miej
skim przy STACEY p~olicyjnej Racine
III. epilog awantury, jaka urzadzili
pred dwu tygodniami W pewnej Oh
kierni dwaj t. wv. aktorzy, 0zarze-
wski i Kosztowniak, z kt6rych pier
wszy oSmieIil sic zaczepiG i probo-
wal zaatakowat czynnie p. X. Wach-
tia. Pan W. dal obu napastnik6w are
sztowaG i wczoraj zoStali Oni SkaZani
kazdy M p0lrOczny door pOlicyjny,
oraz Stawieni pod bond po $4,000
kaidy, macy to, IL jeSliby W ciag1
czasu wymienionego postepowaniem
SVEN dali pow6d do zazalenia Zt
strony s~karzacego, TO tenn samem pod
padaja kaIze grzywny Pc S5OO.OO'
Tub tez karze wiezienia W razie ME-
mozncSci uiszczenia sic, a sad ra-
chute tylko Pc so cent6w "a dzien -
pamieta6 nalezy'.... Sedzia " lynn
wzgIedzie przyjal prOpozycye strony
skarzacej. kt6ra z~aznaczy&a, il kara
MA ciezk1ego obu oSkarZonych ME
pragnie. DO sic sumitowali W sadie,
re 50 ubodzy, ale powinni dCstac ma
uczke i dac zapewnienie, re sic chot
jako tako przyzwoicie beda zacho-
wywali. Sedzia Holmes, wygtaszaJae
decyzye swQ, zaznaczyl Z naciskiem'
il redaktOr piSma ma wSzelkie pra-
40 krytykowaj wystepy publiczne
teatr6w i pOSzczeg6lnyCh aktorow' a
~ danym wypadku PismO wystePoWa-
IN iedynie 70 stanowiska zasady o.
g6lnei - walczylo z demOraliZacy4
szerzona poll p~laszczykiem HUNGRY
Styki / sceny. 7 walk tel ME poprze-
stanie - dodaiemy cd siebie. Tax
vice sprawl z~akonczyla sic zupefn2
satysfakcya dIa p. W, kt6rego re-
nrezentowal adwokat l. Hogan, by
" asystent prokuratora Stanu llh--
nois. Prokuratorem PREY sadie ma
stacyi Racine Jest adv. p. A. o. Gal
vim.
= q :
Ambassador RzeczypoSpoltej PoiskieJ
o. Kazimicrz LubomirSki, kt6ry ObecDie
bawi w naSzem mieScie, konfer0wat
wczoraj z wybitnymi Obywatelami pol
skfmi. a zwiedzi} gi0wne biura "a
rzad6w orgarzacyi naszych polsktch
mianowicie: ZjednOczenia P. r. X,
Zwiazku POlek i Zwiazku Narodowego
{. d. G{6wtna czeSG duia p. Lubomtrski
Spedzil W tOwarzystwie ]. f. Y. BisEu-
N Pawla P. Rhodego z Green Bay, Wis
2 ktGrym konferOwai W sprawie dyece-
wi polskich W Ameryce. Omawiano
,prawy nader powazne, dOtyczace sto-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-05

Wczoraj dokonanO Smialcgo rabun-
ku W prywatnym banku pnr. 2l19 w.
1Stej ul., gdzic ) lat tcmu padi Ofiara
rabunku i zbroIni &. p. Jan Siomski.
W banku znajdOwala sic wCzoraj pa
nj SlcmSka wraz 2 19-tOlctniq c6rkQ
Gertrula i ma}ym pieskiem, kicdy ma
gle wc%zlo do wnctrza dw0ch Szc$cio-
stopOwych 0lbrzymGw. kt6rzy zako-
mcnderowali. ,,rece do CORY. PAM
Slonska. kt6ra byia w6wczaS w pre-
grGtcc dla kasycra, pOdnioSia krZyk.
ma co jcden 2 drab6w udcrzyi il w po-
liczek, a r0wnOczpSnie pics ukQSii go
w prawa nogc. PAM SfOmska rozpa-
czliwie pOczcla sic br0niG, wymicrzy{a
broh przeciwko bamdycie i Zaczela dra-
paG go pO twarzy i OcZach. PUwStafa
prawdziwa panika. Parma Gcrtruda
takze poczela woiaG w niCbOg}oSy ,.Po-
lice - fire - murder it'd. Bandyci
przestraszyli sic wobec togo, by mn
krzyk ME wkroczy}a pOlicya i ME zdo.
iawszy mic zabrac, pr6cz kilka rcgistro
wanych list6w zbiegli. w banku znaj-
dowala sic suma 500 lecz bandyci
przeoczyli ia i ME 2dazyli jej zabraG.
Spiesznie wsie1li do aWOmObilu i oil
iechaIi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-05

Katarzyna W6jcik, liczaca lat "a.
zamieszkala pnr. 1922 Centennial
place, ~cierpiala Cd kilku lat ma
chorobe piersiowa. Wczoraj TAX "a
slabia, il musiano chora odwiezG am
bulansem do szpitala powiatowego.
Stan jej Jest beznadziejny.
Pred paru dniami Elzbieta Kroil,
Fam. pnr. 2439 S. Troy ul., ma Kazi--
mierzowie. wyjecha}a do sr6dmie-
: Scia Ia Unforeseen. Gdy wr6cila do do
mu, znalazla drzwi prowadzace do
kuchni wywazone, a W mieszkaniu
zauwazyla straszny nieiad. Odrazu
zrozumiala, re bawil tam goSc ME
pOzadany, ktory, ME mogac znaleSc
pieniedzy, DO PIP. Kr6llowie pieniedzy
| ME trzymaja W domu, zabral diva
MOVIE ubrania me5a, wartoSci okoio
$4,000 i inue wartoSciowe rzeczy.
o
Ma wniosek aldermana 15ej war
| dy Edwarda Kaindla Rada miejska
wydala stowarZyszeniu pod NAIVE
,,Masreicher", pozwolenie ma polow.
kt6ry ma sic odbyt W czwartek, dnie
1880 b. m, W 15ej wardzie, a 2 kto-
rego doch6d ma bye przesfany ma do
tknietych woJna Rosyan. q tego PREY
! kladu / innych okazuje sic. re regu-
" przyjete przez Rade miejska pred
| dwoma laty, kt6re opiewaja, IL MOI
ma wydaG pozwolenie tylko ma diva
poiowy rocznie, zostaly zniesione' a
uzyskanie ~potrzebuego .,permitu' "a
ley przewaznie Cd przychylncsci AL
dermana wardy.
Prey zbiegu Mic May i Lake wy
daryl sic wcEorsj ~wypadek. ktdrego
| otiara padia Apolonia MaSzczak, Ii
| czaca lat 80. zam. pnr. 431 n. May
nj. Przechod1ac utica Lake. ME "a
uwaayla zblizajacego sic automobilu
kt6ry jadac y wielka szybkoScia
wpadl ma nieszczeSliwa omal ME Ia
biz iej ma miejscu. Automobilista ma
zywa sic Jack Weintraub' Fam. pm
42S n. Mayfield ave. / policya osadzi
IA go "a kratkami. NieszczeSliwa o
flare zawieziono ambulansem policyj
nvm do szpitaIa powiatowego, gdzie
sic znajduje " stanie nader krytycz-
nvm. Swiadkami wypadku sa: p,
John Raynard, Fam. pnr. 6%1 Mile
III. i Artur Nngawik, zsm. pur. "5'S
Cornell ave.
Sp6lka ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Kasa OszCzeduo$ci i'm. Kolumba
otwiera W przyszla sobote, dDia Ggc
b. m. SOta sarge, do kt0rej kazdy
sic moe zapisaG. Lokal Sp6iki mic
Sci sic W bapku braci Koziowskich.
pnr, 1895 W. 47ej III. Kto chce "a
o~szczedziG sobie grosza ma czarna 60
dzine. niechaj zapisze sic zaraz, 4
pieniadz sktadany do sp6lki przynie-
sic mu wialka korzySt.
:. q
Prey zbiegu ulicy 43ej l California
ave. AUTOMOBILE kierowany przez A.
dolfa Biela, Fam. pnr. 1884 W. 14eJ
ul., najechal ma pr6echodzacego tam
Stanislawa Rosiak, ktory odniosi no
Iesne pokaleczenia prawego boku
nogi. A~mbulansem ~policyjnym pre-
wieziouo nieszczeiliveEo do domu'
gdzie pod opieka lekarska przycho-
dzi powoli do zdr"wia.
= q y
Dzisiaj ~wieczoram O godzlnie Sci "
parku T~olstein. ma Jadwigowie. be-
da pokazywane ohrazy migawkoWe
tresci pouczajacei. Beda take wygio-
szone dwie mowy, po angielsku I po
polsku, kt6re wypowie DIR. Malacho-
wski. Wstep tvlko dla meaczyzn !
mlodzjehc6w pouad lat 16.
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