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Evening journal., 1920-11-19
ELKS DANCE FOR
XMAS CHARITY

Seven hundred persons enjoyed
The dance and card party given last
cveninS, by lhe local lodge OF Elks, at
the New Century Club. There were
thirty card tahls and many handsome
prizes were presented. The prizes
were awarded by the merchants Of
this city. The proceeds of the affaiT
VIII be used for Christmas charities
Evening journal., 1920-11-19
THESE II MEN ARE
HONOR PRISONERS

Seventeen inmates T the work
house Employed on road work were
stranded elrly last night when their
automobile developed trouble near
Rockland As a result IL was neces-
sary 10 sind an S. q. :. TO the
vfrkhouse for assistance. Later
the ~ prisoners. all mefbers Of The
honor hNelem. returned TO the msti-
tuition, arriving later for supp-r.
Evening journal., 1920-11-19
HARLAN MEN HAVE
NIGHT OF REAL FUN

William Raymond and host Of
clevsr singers and dancers from phil
adlphia. presented an elaborate pro-
gram Of vaudeville. last night. al the
annual entertainment by the fore
mon Of the Harlan plant of the Besl-
lehem Shipbuilding Corporation. Tho
affair was held In the Labor Lycfum.
40 dupont street. and was largely
attended.
An added feature was The singing
Of ~My Old Kentucky Home by s.
X. Smith. assistant general manager Of
The Harlan plant. lie was accOmpan-
ied by Frank y. White. comedian.
Tho Harlan orchestra provided ac-
compartments and Incidental music
IN customary excelcnt style.
Evening journal., 1920-11-19
uRs. EACANs AT EPw0RTH.

Mrs. William Hagsns, OF kennelt
S1nare. Pa, will sing In Epworth VI.
~ church at 730 O'Clock sunday
-evening service. Eyangclistic services
are now being held in Epworll
Church and Mrs. lIagans is especially
gifled as an evangelistic singer. Sh
sang in The same church a few years
ago. and the audience was very en-
thusaslio over her work. Mrs,
Hagans accompanies herself on the
either.
Evening journal., 1920-11-19

IF you want some good Games or
Books to keep the youngsters more or
less quiet after Thanksgiving Dinner
come right down to our Toy Dept. and
pick out some of the newest ones.
They're here a little early for Christ
mas but they'll prove life savers on
Thanksgiving. Card Games and Quill
Boards. too. 4th St. Store
Evening journal., 1920-11-19
COZ oRED TEaCHERS TO CONFER.

A conference Of teachers OF TIN col
ord schools OF New Castle county,
outside Wilmington. viii be hcid To
morrow morning and afhrpoon IN
The Howard High S|l0Ol.
Evening journal., 1920-11-19
Turkish Art Towels of fine quality
REDUCED

It's pleasant to have a change Of fancy
work" from your knitting and for that pur-
pose many ladies are crochating and edging
these big, thick, thirsty, Turkish Towels
in different color cottOns for Christmas
Gifts
In this sale at Reduced Prices ahere are
all sizes Of towels and several sizes OF
Wash Cloths to match them. Plenty, too,
Of the right cohons to uso in doing this
macy work.
Here are the new prices:
The Towels that were si.75 are now re-
duced TO si.30 each. .
Those that were si65, are now reduced
To si25 each.
Those that were $500, are now reduced
TO Si.65 each.
Those that we're 1925, are now reduced
TO $500 each
Those that were si.0O. are now reduced to
75c each
Wash Cloths that were 30c each. are now
reduced to POO And those that were 29e
each, are now reduced to 20c each.
Evening journal., 1920-11-19

MAIDS APRONS, goo dto wear
while you're making up the Pies and
things. At our White Goods Dept for
59c to SIPS apiece.
Evening journal., 1920-11-19
Writing Paper Specials

for now and for Christmas Gifts You win
like the good quality and The low prices
eye Olde Tyne" Lawn paper, So sheets
Of good surface writing paper with envel-
opes to match, 100 box.
Correspondence Cards, gilt edge and in
different tints, 65c box
Fine Linen Paper few large boxes that
were $3.50 each are reduced for this sale.
They contain paper envelopes and corre-
spondence cards, now special at $3.50 box.
Box Paper Special in white and tints
with envelopes to match special now for
only SOC each.
For Christmas RemeUlbrances this special
box paper is most attractive in quality and
packing. It's a remarkably good value for
500.
You'll be wiser II you do your Christmas
gift buying especially Of paper, earlier this
year. The above prices show savings that
make II pay.
Special Counter-First Floor
Evening journal., 1920-11-19

SPECIAL NAINSOOK, a yard wide
and regularly SOC a yard is now re-
duced to 39c a yard. Fine quality for
baby clothes or lingerie.
White GoodS-1St floor.
Evening journal., 1920-11-19

CAPTAIN DIiAON GOES CUNNING
Captain @. N. Dillon. assistant sec
retary Of The Chamber of Commerce
went down state today on cunning
expedition. lie pledged several
rabbits 20 friends before starting.
Evening journal., 1920-11-19
The Fashionable Roman Stripe
Ribbons

IN handsome combinations Of brilliant
colors that make The niftiest Of girdles and
belts inc quality and the correct widths
siO0 TO $3.50 a yard
HAIR BOW Ribbons here in durable up
standing qualities in the fashionable plaids
and new eOlors at Coo, 75c, and up to $3.50
yard. In Pink, Blue, Black, and Red rib
bon here is a Saturday, special that youn
ind worth while and il is only $50 a yard.
Real Filet Collars in the new shapes,
$40 to $500 each.
Venise Collars, for coats and suits, special
at siOO to g 80 each
Gilittes IN the different popular shapes
in lace are attractive and smart; here for
si0O, $3.50 and up to $3.50 each.
-Neckwear Dept--First Floor.
Evening journal., 1920-11-19
SAVE
PURPLE
STAMPS


in
he o.
Evening journal., 1920-11-19
Snowy White Table Liner

Thanksgiving Dinner table here the famous Derydae s
specially reduced prices help make the dinner success
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-12
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Go to church tomorrow.

E. D. Nelson of Sibley. La, IS eS- nected to arrive in the city this even ing for visit with his brother, N. b, Nelson.
 Tyler Commercial College teaches Byrne system of shorthand. This is considered the best We have scholar ships for sale ss saving to this in stitution. ~
 Weed cutting time has now arrived in the city. and weeds carry germs that will put you out of operation. Swat 'en,-Nashville Times.
 Georgtte waists s4,5o, Jap Silk waists ss.ss. A big saving to you st the Krescent Store. lOdS
 Go to church tomorrow, ~
 A. c. Williams, travelling salesman for C. I. Lincoln Drug Company, Lit tie Rock. came in last night and ss spending the day and tomorrow with home folks
 It is said that the feed supply In the state Is getting extremely scsUe on account of the freight jam Now Is the time te teach cur COW economy Nashville Hmes~-ThStss expecting too much of dumb brute. Don't try 10 teach the COW something its master doesn't know anything shoat-
 Mr. and Mrs R. s Stephens are Ia receipt of . letter from their son. Chase, at Washington. wherein he ex- pressed himself as beng well sStis- fed and doing well Chsss Ss expect ea home h August cn rsonth's vacs- tson-Garso1 Tines
 The grading of the Hore and Full lon ssesiozs of the BankhesS highway has reache5 the city and ths gravel surface will he put on n s few weeks Grading teams we-e working ysstsr- asy in the vicinity ef Washington and Pond Strees-Hope Evening HsraA
 SSra O Logan. manager af Logan Grcesr Company Is a business visitor b TexsrS2na scaSy.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-12
Coal in Mexico.

The only state in Mexico producing ceal iS Coahuila. Normal production Is about 9OO,ooo tons a year. but at present only about half that quantity iS obtained and none Is exported. The shortage Is supplied from the United States, Coal is not needed for heating purposes and charcoal is used for cook k5n-.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-12
MEETING OF CHAUTAU-
 QUA COMMITTEES

There wsQ he meeting ef the eA21sz1cza ticket ssllszg committee st sAe office of J. n. CezzssA Satur- say Sfsszzncoz as | o'cloeS- The la6y chairman of e2eA wxrS and her Ss- ssstaHss Srs Grgea so hs p-sssaG 1eSs Mrs R. L. Rs2kesy,
 Sales CA2lr-za.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-12
Don't expect to get through a he

summer of hard work without slcz spell, if you start with your system full of impurities. To avoid a break' down in the busy season begin nov taking Prickly Ash Bitters, the rem edy for men. It will purify the blooo
 liver and bowels and put the system in healthy condition Price 1.2o peI bottle-Hesterly Drug Store. eo0
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-12
HELEN LOUISE w0LCOTT g1a-aza Reader Psazss1 -x
 CAzEzzuzza

0ns of shs 1ux- ezsoyzh1e cuttings If the wesk wzs spent on Goszsnsss fs-1 lEsz night she party of yosunr pes2ae n@zsszzzg sAsvsz cazpaes- be- szg cazes-saes ky 1Er- xn5 Nrs. Ivra J zr-sl | laS- 5ezSyArs1l swsra fos- aSwa1 Ay S~mp1<'zs hzrcA featured Tn sAe rraE-zzz ef tAs evening Tns ESz--x consisted oE Misses Gerszzse GzzA-ss. Jszrs goAzsc1- Be1iah Gree ssr. Ss-2xA Nsa<z. Ll Pszzrz-- Sas lanes AE<sun SzE1A- Gs-Sr1se Da- xas. Ax-guszT1e WAzze xna Lozss< Susz-- GeszS Ezwsz Bz-hz--- Fsoxs Fs<xs4 Fr~5szack Fz1<r, Tszray Mea- ds~s~ Nz-z Esze- Dzae MeDaassa. Has Rz~s-l Ezz-k EAzze. Ca-n EzaSra--a and AaKz GzzA<s4-
 Dr- E. l. Gae eE lEs. gxan wass Ass Asssn xszzazE hss ArzEaaGa. D. Snnssss R Css sszs sAzs zna~zarx kr Ass h=zna
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-12

Hon. ThoS. C. Mch2e arrived noflS this morning from Little Rock and will remain over Sunday. Mir. Tom '- kins will come in this evening and stay with home folks until Monday.
 Pat Daniel is at home from a visit with his sister, Mrs. Maurice Bloocl- berg. Lake Charles. La, and is ma ing preparations to take trip about twenty miles north of New York, where he will probably spend the nsTt two to eight years at West Point Mil tary School.
 A big saving te you, Georgesse waists, S4.5o, Jap silk waists, SIPS atI the Kreseent Store. 1odS
 Shadren's Day Program at Gram mar School building s P. m, Sunday.
 Read the list of Grand and Petit Jurors elsewhere in today's paper.
 Mr. and Mrs, A. B. Bond and child Ten went up to Little Rock this morn ing for few days visit with friends
 Ahig revival begins this eveQingl in the brown tent near the Grammar School building.
 Miss Ruth Williams of Gushing. Oklahoma. is in the city spending q visit with relatives and friends
 Children's Day program to he rsn- derea by the Christian Sunday School sppears elsewhere n toiay's paper Yea will enjoy 1t At the Grammar School building Sunday evening at $ o'clock.
 Mrs Ralph E. Hariy returned this morning frcm s few days visit win relatives st Little Rock and Camden.
 Mrs John T. Crosby of Hope re turned this morning after vlSat an the city with her parents, Mir and Mrs Ton Duke
 ESTRAE. NoTICE CE-slae gray uazrs r-12-<- &lAsSt< NS&@ S1t> S->s> N~-~--%@ = bout lsCa rounds has sal&cgcss hocss suitable reward for safOrr,asSca sesS- ing to her recovery. Ns.ify C. N. Aus-y, Prescott or O 5, Snyder. Soss- sc- E. l. &cST
 Mrs Rev C Nelson Sni 's-tAs dzGgh- tz~. Bile Mzrg1eriss. wsl leave tc- -orrow morning fer two weeks vls- il at Piedmont and wlIlsanSxllss Ms sczE.
 FOR SALE-Jerssy hezfs- with yoGnr eAf. Prscs re&sonaSae--N- C sSss
 Mrs ". C. Nut-s< and htzse daRgh- ter. elsa Frances and Mrs Matters raoeA<r. Mrs Kate AlsxnEgA- left sAss morning fer HzzbGrg Oa vs<ls wSzh relatives
 Gesrys1e waists s4so Jap Six waists Ss11 A hS savs2g to yo1 at she krssceat Stare 1eaaS
 G ts eAzrsA eszOrrO~.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-12

G se cAzrsA sc@e--ow.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-12

Tyler Commercial College teaches Byrne system of shorthand. This i' considered the best We have scholar ships for sale ss . saving to this in' stitution. @
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-12

E. n. Nelson of Sihley, La, IS eN- pected to arrive in the city this even ing for a visit with his brother, N. b, Nelson.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-12

Weed cutting time has now arrived in the city. and weeds carry germs that will put you out of operation. Swat 'ena--Nashville Times
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-10-08
The Cheapest Farm Homes

Strange but true are now in south
eastern Wisconsin in the oldest settled.
most prosperous part. near Chicago
and;Ailwaukse. the big central markets
where freight rates are less and farm
ors get moro for their produce Reas-
On 10 never has been advertised or
doomed. Ask for our free list de-
scribing well improved farms, real
homes that show fifty bushels ripe
corn per acre and other crops in por-
portion. now 1t SIS to 500 and under
Per acre. Easy terms. Interest usually
5 per cent Make US visit right nov.
See for yourself. We take care of
you and show farms free. Introduce
you to owners Of whom you buy direct.
(The new way. You will like it and
save big money Why pay spectators
big profits. doomed prices or buy and
live in newer sections. Roberts Bros.
Land Agency Zinc. )-8First National
Bank Bldg. Portage, Wisconsin,
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-10-08

cunt Of money that is wasted in gum
which is dropped daily into her waste
paper basket. She reminds US of
what Benjamin Franklin said: MANY
a little makes lot"
Carrots were not included on the
list of fruits prohibited by c. r. oh
Boy!
Pat noticed a tombstone on which
was the inscription, II still live
"Begora," said Pat, III I was dead,
Id own up to it,"
"a personal comment: We have a
few living dead in C.. H. ST.
Miss Raffety is now teaching gym
work and Miss Elwood is coaching
basket ball. They are both fine at
It., so it is evident the girls ought to
have a real basket ball team this
year.
Mrs. Webster left for Cusson last
week. We are sorry to have a change
of teachers 80 soon, but Mrs. Shacle-
ton, who is teaching French, and Mrs.
Thomson, who is teaching Latin, are
real good at their Jobs.
In French Glass.
Hazel: Marcia, you're small
enough now without making your
self smaller
Marcia: Hazel, you haven't got
much to 90 on, see."
Mrs Shackleton: HAS anyone any
direct proof for this statement"
Twin: II don't know for sure but
in all his pictures he has q cane"
Jackson had called on Clara Daw-
ley several times in U. 8. History
but couldn't get her answer. Finally
he said, "Say, Clara. you must have
new beau for you dream 50 much
In class DWk
L, fell from the floor of the ceiling
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-10-08

Manley Champlin was born on .
farm in Howard County, Iowa, in
October, 1885. He was educated ct
the Cresco, Iowa public schools and
high school, where he graduated In
1903. He went to South Dakota In
the fall of that year and taught in
the rural schools in Sphinx and Faux
counties for three terms, and was
engaged in farm and market garden
work during the vacation periods.
He entered the South Dakota State
College of Agriculture and Mechanic
Arts in 1906 and completed his course
in 1909, receiving the degree Of Bac-
helor of Science. Upon graduation
he was appointed special agent In the
U. S. Department of Agriculture and
later Scientific Assistant. During
tbs period he was engaged n grain
breeding, variety testing and other
experimental work with cereals and
corn. As a result Of this work two
new varieties. the Acme, S. D. No.
2s4 wheat anu Advances. d., No.
1890 winter rye we're developed and
have since been distributed to the
farmers of the state. In 1911 he was
appointed Assistant Agronomist In
the South Dakota State College and
was placed in charge OF the several
Experiment Farms operated by tho
Department of Agronomy and the
Institutional work in farm CROPS.
During this period he was credited
as author or co-auth0r Of nineteen
Experiment Station bulletins deaf
ing with the various phases of farm
crop production in South Dakota. In
1913 he helped organize the South
Dakota Experiment Association aA4
has acted as its secretary since that
time. The principal wrok Of this Or
ganization has been to increase And
disseminate seeds Of the best variet-
es of field crops as shown by tAo
Experiment Station tests Several
varieties such as sixty Day oats.
Odessa barley, Kubanka wheat, etc..
have now become widely distributed.
In the spring of 1890 he was tra1s j.
ferred to the position Of Asronooilt
in the Extension Division. His prta-
cipal work in this position has besA
that of developing a system Of soe0
registration in cooperation with tAo
county farm bureaus. In this cD9-
nection he has Just recently arranged
for the importation Of several k1R~
dred bushels Of Kanred winter wheat
to be tried by the farmers thrue1t
the state in five or ten acre fields %
determine its hardness under varyiAE
conditions in different parts OF De
state. Mr.. Champlin has been appoane-
ed professor of field husbandry. UAi-
versity of Saskatchewan, to fill. the
vacancy left BY the resignation Ct
Prof. John Bracken who has takeo
the presidency Of Manitoba Agricul-
tural College.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-10-08
Hish Sebesl Notes.
Cecyle Bradley. Editor-in-Chief

! Dedicated to C. H. s. Students. (Es.
pecially Class Of ~ who visit the
nearby nurseries-Bents.) Z
A green little Freshie in green little
way -
Ate some stolen green melons in the
! darkest part of our day. ~
And now the green grasses tenderly
Ger the green Freshies green little
| grave. =
Miss Ziesenis: my, but this is the
| noisiest class I've had all day" ~ 2.
! Cappy: well. it ought to be. Il
takes about four years to make an
educated racket like that" r.
! Everybody has their ups and
downs" but it takes time for every
body to go up and down the stairs Of
couple of buildings and still be on
time for classes. ,
t Twin: Noah. do you know what
you remind me off, g.
Noah: no" =
, Twin: "You are like theatre joke
very common" -
- -
Ice skates-Christmas vacation.
Roller skates-Spring vacation.
Cheap skates-Borrowers of note
book paper. H.
Last Tuesday the Juniors and Sen
iors had picnic at Vernon. 1t was
rather cold but in spite Of the weather
| everyone had a good time. -
A. A Play n -Four Acts.
Act I-Their eyes met. vi
Act II-Their lips met. r.
Act III-Their souls met. n
Act IV-Their lawyers met. -
g Brick, in Economics: Il have heard
that Lloyd George is crooked" -
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-10-08
Twas midnight on the ocean,
Not a street car was in sight.
The sun was shining brightly.
E And it rained all day that night.

Not a street car was in sight.
The sun was shining brightly.
| And it rained all day that night.
Tige Archy Marshall had on his
college sweater the other night
which had the letter rs" on it, mean
ing Simp without the son.
Last Saturday afternoon the Cres-
co football team played New Hamp-
ton beating them in a score 10 to 6.
The victory was received with great
enthusiasm, as New Hampton has q
real good team and it is hard to beat.
II this kind of work keeps up, none
of the other teams will have q show
at all, so you've got your pep, now
keep it dog-on-it don't lose it."
Polly: "Have you got YOUR Public
Speaking?"
George: II always have. what's the
lesson?"
Pupil in U. S. History: well,
Pershing must have done some work. p"
Jackson: Nobody ever caught
him at It,"
T. Lost -
Two of our most prominent mem
bers Of the Junior class-last Tues
day night in the Moon"
Love is like an onion,
You taste 1t with delight,
But when Its gone you wonder
1 Whatever made you bite.
Dedicated q i:appy.
wish was . rock -.
A sitting on tis hill
Doing nothing all day long,
But Just a sitting still.
Strayed or stolen: A large cake on
Tuesday night.
Our Geometry teacher is greatly
worried over the large am.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-10-08

and broke the front Of my back-Hen-
~.
5
Before school the Twin came to
the door OF Mrs. Shackleton's room
and said: C.
This is your personal help period.
sn't it," \"
Mrs. Shackleton: II guess So" y.
Twin: II need help. my brain II
out of commission"
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-10-08
Cresco Boy Goes to Canada to Teach.

The Saskatchewan Daily Star Of
Sept 18th publishes the following
sketch and accompanying photograph
OF Manley Champlin who has just
been appointed to q responsible po-
stion in the Canadian university at
that place. His many Cresco trends
will be pleased to learn OF his success.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-10-08

Tige Archy Marshall had on his
college sweater the other night.
which had the letter rs" on it, mean
ing Smp without the son.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-20

tyczny Sgo maja i odrodzenia o.
czyzny naszej P0lski - " niedziele
dnia ego maja b. r., o godz ME Sci
popoIudniu W sail parafialnej. Ma u
roczystoSC te Zapraszamy szanoWne
Towarzystwa i Gala Polonie Helene
wa. ably wsp6lnie uczcic panied twor-
COW znamiennych reform k~orstytu-
cyl %go Maja. Gaia niemal Polska
jak szeroka diuga obchodzi ch"lle
swego odrodzenia ze szczerym zapa-
lem i radoscis. Naszym obowiazk EN-
jest take upamietniG dla mas chVi-
lie TAX wielkiego znacZc.nia. gdy o.
czyzna nasza po w:ekowei niewoli zeI
wala kajdany.
Szanowni Rodacy / Rodaczki' kto
sic czuje i mieni bye Polak en,. luo
Polka. MECH wezmie ivwv udzia} Z
mani W tel wielk:ej uroczystosc'. by
u dniu Ego maja h. r. z mas ma sail
nikogo ME braklo. Przy koncu oocho-
du ode,rana bed1e sztuka ludowa p.
:. Ia wiarc voln7St'.
10 jak nailiczn 'ejszego udziaiu Ia
pras7a
komitct.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-20

miasta Ptock i W{octawek, wzma-
9ajac sic dup4ywami Narwi / Bu-
gu dumnie Plynie Il stop, dis juz
polskiego Torunia, podaie reke
Bydgoszczy kana}em Noteci, ma
iestatvcznie toczy. jrIz metne ia
L.. wzdluz ponurych fortow CRU
Gziqdza i rzuca sic " otwarte ra-
miona Neptuna W Gdansku. gdzie
luz powiewaia w sfoncu bandery
polskiej floty h~andlowej i wojen-
mel.
Poniewaz Vista Cd swvch zro-
del az do ujScia Jest wvEacznic
rzeka polskq. vice tcz ruch iowa
rowy, jaki ma jej ia!ach poplynic
bedzic jcdnym L najwieNszych "
SwieCic. Pr~cz RIadu. ktorv zai-
muje sic rreguIowanicm jcj bic,
gu, czego MOskale naumvSInie
ME zrobili dia powodow STRATEGY
cznych. za'mnle SIC 2ywo sprawl
Ecglugi take Bank ;>poick. Pred
r"K'em p"c1,yn't on ~N"rzyStnc a
'd'''c z"NHpna " NrdanSNu l dziS
Pr"'z 'anrEK' Sp'cnicrz!' Wy'ado-
VIII P0ziaoa ~ fn'rg' Z'ern' tHl
mad sauna visa ~P"'o2o'Hch a DO
transportu EoI'Jo"cSo "odnego
bardzo d~ogo1nvch. Nartosc tych
zakupow iui sic nicnai potroi4a
! eagle 'dzic v @'re, gdyl niemal
cafr SWAT ha' " tam spreszy.
wiedzac. zc * bcdzie jed
nym Z naiwlekszych portow ia
s"leclc.
| " huchany c2ytCIn;ku, mo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-20
oSadzeni w wiezieniu powiato-
WEN i oczekuja wyroku sadu.
o ULEWA UBIEG-
LEI NOCY.

Ogromna ulewa. laka ubiegiej
nocy nawiedzha miasto nasze,
napeAni}a woda bardzo wiele piw
ric i mieszkan suterenowych, Z
ktorych mieszkancy zmuszeni BY
Ii chronic sic ma wyzsze pietra.
WszyStkie kanafy. ktore pre-
Nainie bywaja zapchane smile
cicm i papierami, ME mogiy po-
mieScic potok6w woody, piynacei
ulscami. w okolicy Wilson ave.
straz Pozarna ME mogFa sobie
dac rady PREY pompowaniu wo-
6y I suteren i wielu lokatorom
tvchze musiano wprost torowaG
drcge. Dzieci i starSi ratowali sic
Cd zanoczenia. wylazac ma jak
raJwyzsze meble i oczekujac
przybycia pomocy. Jak doted ME
raportowano zadnego wypadku
:mierci.