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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-02-27

E. c. Bells grocery store in south
Grenada on Govan street wants a trial
order. DIR. Bell has a new store and
is ready to serve the trade.
2-2O-2O-2t
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-02-27
J. B. KEETON,
Chancery Clerk.

Bargains in Mules and Cotton Seed.
/ have some fine mules for sale;
you will save money by seeing them
before buying elsewhere. / also have
some $50 bushels of Planting Cotton
Seed that were picked before the
rains set in last fall. Price 50 per
bushel. Phone or write J. A. Martin,
Hardy, Miss. 2-13-20-3t
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-02-27
Notice to Contractors.

Notice is hereby given that the
board of supervisors Of Grenada
county at their next regular meeting
the first Monday in March, 1920 will
receive bids for wooden ~culverts for
the new Haserway-Hardy road. The
board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
J. B. KEETON,
Chappary C1prl-
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-02-27
Horse For Sale.

Good family horse for sale. /
Guaranteed to he sound and perfectl,
gentle. Weight 12OOb.
2-I3-20-tf H. E. BARBEE..
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-02-27
House For Sale.

My house and lot in south Gre
NADIA on the corner of Adams and
Govan streets for sale. J. A. Gibson,
Grenada, Miss. 2-6-20-8t
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-02-27

$50 has proven il will cure Ma
laria, Chills and Fever, Bilious Few
er, Colds and LaCrippe.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-02-27

ub-My-T ism is \ great pain killer
II ~relives pain and caused b,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprains. etc
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-02-27

Rub-My- Tism is a powerful antisep-
tic; it kills the poison caused from in
fected cuts, cures old sores letter, etc.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-02-27
Adtninistrator's Notice 4 Crsditors.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
GRENADA COUNTY.
Chancery Court.

The undersigned having been duly
appointed Administrator of the Es-
tate Of Sarah Clark, deceased, on the
Both day Of January, 1920, hereby
gives notice to all persons having
claims against said Estate, to have
same probated and registered within
twelve months, or they will be for
yer barred
This the 10th day of Feby., 1920.
D. G.. ROSS,
2-13-2O-3t Administrator:
w. M. Mitchell, Solicitor.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-02-27

Constipation "nipped in the bud"
by taking LIVERADE. For Sale by
Fatherree Drug Co. limo
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-02-27
WHAT GHBO SAY
Troubled with Dyspepsia
Stomach and Liver

New Orleans, La.:-"I could not eat
anything greasy for it would make me
30 sick at my stomach that | could not
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-02-27

Help your digestion by taking Llv-
ERADE. Sold by Fatherree Drug
Co. AnAS
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-02-27

Sentinel and Progressive Farmer
for $2.15.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-11

"trI,y hut ~" shniI ,h."s" """hli i"""
iI.t,n,ph "uI IL" sI.i. Ih"i WI '"fl""'
. r ,un, Hnn,,'.i"i hsn"ni Ih"I" 80" """
I"Iy nuy '"i'"iI"" !" w" ","'"
vLn.. n.i","I ,"-""i'"| ~" lfl"h h''
,,n,I nnI yyl,nsp l"ud - NV ""h"V'l"r
81 ia. ,,iurIinn ~ Ih"sn '"un'I"" 10,
IIr,"Ir,r. "I,,"'","IlP l"w. ""d -" \ 80
rulI ILrr ,"u""I nrn'tIl"i" '" W" me-"
~, nurIrri ~ ~. nI"i" a. ~" Thn ~"
ia hIyhIy d.yal"r.d 'nun'Y Shall
s.u .nuIiuu. l." h,"p ihls Loud "l"rr ~"
,sn have dune ~ The past, ~ "h"'l W"
L.Ip ~ NJ u 80 I" r"-l'l"" "h"'"
vii Ia ahia /" u"niIlhu "" own ~"
pui Ion
". nto u part 81 Went virginia w"
.ro unI - IIIIlr aIpio ~ "uIpalycH l"ph
~ the ptmruslIlun this WY '"np"r"
nuI state I" big manufacturing plant
ono branch Of which IL making big
uIu1ir another branch, not MAKING
,udr ucoI ho"nurn n In" not ~" mu1
ntn uuuhiurTy 10 turn out pronl"bls
vnIh what shalt Ito hnn"f Hh"ll ~"
uurIunInhlo branch u" closed down. ~
nhpiI II b." nlt"h az H. MAX" m"nnyI
Wo cannot rcrnrnre tho Hm"lIor pop
ulniod, pUuIoI 'Duntlou from uh' 'h"y
,nni,uI 10 shut down. tho only Hnluil"h
~ t. glvo them tho TuHdn That WI open
un th,II natural T"HouIOsn I" ihn popplo
"I Nuai virginia nnd tho world Hhh ihey
VIII soon bu IN n p"nlil"n I" rnllnvn M
Ur s0Ino OT tho tnE"H No now nt" phy
nnG-I dr what IN now. und hna been.
liability
W. yniod fer GTohier WhuollnK lIlh
wa nrHun Tint tho pubuI I'm wore lrylnI
Iu unload ihoIT burdonH "h tho "ltyi No.
tho city needed tho suhuIbn Ia nAnlHI "
Ia IIu pIuwIh Ihui H." cay might hnv"
moro iuIIIiuTy. moro pnOElr. ana -
'"llr mUIU I"v"uu" with ia" ld"a ~
maintaining Iin high poHltlon among Tia"
,iIi"a 81 W"a virginia, nnh taking
ll.. .sIl ar IH
I.mliod RuntcH., attracting tho attention
81 p""plr Ia Wh""llnR, bringing moro
hurinrrR and Er"nIrr prosperity. ON"
nHp"rt Of thIr good r"ndH proposition II
very similar I" our greater Guy cam
nome" we'll enough. but In tn" "onHld-
Grafton Ur this "nF" whcr" IL hom"f IN
II tho street TINT paHrcn our door, Nc
"" al" not only "iiIz"nr ~ wheeling
and onto county. but citizens at West
NIrEInln. aud everything We do, ihnt
viii buld up Wrst virginia. develop
IIn RESOURCES. attract attention to IL
In bound /" dolIv"r It's return To wheel
ing. the lnrEcnt city In tn" state,
Don't pass over this amendment liHhi-
10 with some catch "SprrHrl0n or HClIlrh
Interest IN your mind. II ir deserving
Of tho most serious confederation OF
every clifton OF ohio county. Your
rondn arc not alt butt up by any means
Mr. Manufacturer. Mr. J"bbcr. Mr..
Merchant. Mr.. Packer. Hit down and rs
uro out whether or not, II would moan
more burlnoss I" you " you r"ulh o'''-
murnlcnlIy deliver goods I" IN" towns
nurih nnd south IN we'll "nst ana
won't an you dn now. This II not PROV
nrIIInn conceived with the Idea nf pro-
vIding beautiful r"nd- for a Sunday ride.
this In II proportion Tor III" devotion
u,rnI ~ our county aud our htntc 10
pruduro bigger hurinrrn and Eront"r
riorpcrIty. ThIuk II over. II In To" big
10 10 buried by InibhliB ninirmonir
" q MCILIhkEH. JIk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-11

average - "'"rl"y'"sni d",I"s ~. tee,
all '"""ihH, hes bee" lose Ihan gO r,.,
'""' ''hNf" in tho h"n ""d stool I,ua
'""s" a's -l""hauIna ~ sud a paiind 81
i"li""as 10 certainly sha"d ~ ,hla ir
p"risnt Industry
i"r sis yqPTa past No have ho'n Nv
i"E hshlnd a taFiff wall .I,"uErr sud
hiEhor than any law over Nnurlcd Th.
"',ifi"Ial o"ndlii"ya 81 a goa, war
have made I'm IN" supply h"u"n OF tho
world nnh under th"ao condIII"nH "ld
lnduniTI"a woio stipulated and now unos
created oar wages woTs advanced to
nn unprecedented figure. cont 81 living
Increased RhuuTmnilY nnd wo aro i"dn y
"'gHniEod on hiEhnr cont hnnln than
any other nation la tho world II would
! DO had enough I" ToiuTn 10 n condition
OF lower cost AMI I"wor wagon through
normal operation q will leo dInaHtTuua
II No hnve /" return to much "a c"ndl
tl"n under tho HIrcrr uT f"IuIgn "nmpo.
, riIi"n. Invading "rm mnrhctS. rr"riratinH
| our Industries. nhd dontr"yiu our trade
l'nd"r ono yonr Of tho tudor w""d
| inrIr bill from ilH onHCimcut 10 tho
! INST "f AuRuat. 1914 Welsh tlnplnto was
mold In rlttnburEh Tho great coast mar.
k"tH or such "ltIcn m II"Hton. Now York.
! Now prlcann and Han TTancIrcn wcro
practically takon over by foreign pro
! duc~rH Today wo HtIlI havo tho undcr-
wood tRrirr buI. BIN which war framed
/ frankly with Wow To revenue Instead
! Of protection. Rnd that bin. inadequate
! m II WAS In 1914. viii DO woofully mad
| oquoto Tor protection To Aomrioan IN
| dustrioa undor cxiHting conditions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-11

e, A. McDHrmoit. WIN rsaIdns ~
WoodIdaIr. wan nrrested yesterday
morning by Offcsr Bartcls on = charge
OF driving on tho loft nldo OF tho street
In.I.ad Of driving on the right side aH
trnrnc regulations call for lie wns
brought tn police h""hIuArtoIh ""s'S
hc nut nm for for his appearances.
n, told chief Frazier that IL would
bo ImposslbIo for him TO appear IN po-
lice court this morning so the cher
tnld him 10 appear at D o'clock Wodnps-
dny morning before Judge kitI 10 an
.,nr N tha charge,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-11
ON DHuHK YoB COURT.

Ono lonely drunk who Wa unApIs ~
49,, I,.Idn hcforo an officer chmo along
I'm Market street. waI picked up. ny
Dr,ccilvo Al Richards. carly yesterday
,nnrninx When brought 10 hsadauaI
tcrr after IA short ride In the patrol u"
was nm awful specimen but no sun knSw
His name which no gave a. Charli3
irn,cw or CLEVELAND 10 wan Hivon coll
M I in tho cooler In hopoS OF SOLDERING
mn before this morning when he VIII Az
nrnr before judge John y. kit1 ana All
aver tn, charge or being drunk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-11
rlATPIu VIOLATION.

william IiTnden was arre.ted b.tur-
dnv morning on Market street by Ofncer
IInrirIn. charging him with rookiSan
n,,SInv md causing n iir-up OF trafdo.
Tic was brought to police h"hdguArtsIs
rhcrr. h, nut up for his appearance thls
,,,,,inv NJ o o'clock before Judge John
X itiil Ia police court I" "n"~or " ths
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-11
JIMMIE" OOL.

u.,,,tiny on tho bpsach Of Gov. Cor
T., ,tnnvnnIinn hall saturday niEht. isn't
,Ln i"raI amsr politician. unfamiliar
mn donIinA with national questions ~
~, ~ and not y man "f ths dTfAp,
,'I,u,, nnd breadth aspaGi"h ~
,.',ro,t.mtini uandldLtsi hansds cry
IIu,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-11
..nsAn.AL TOsIany,

IIIn .vanina ., The ~ ". W hah
IA, uI., ,shsa,..i II iha p'-i.y,lY Y'
uiiI leo tsii, n,s bJ"is Wiiii.iaS.
Li..,iI". Al ai"s"'" ""h '""al".iiy "
.II..L r.nri. 49, ""'di"iiy i"s''sA IA -
,.na .nd j"iH ~" """I"'I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-11

uu,III. mwnot- oI,,"li tho" "" '"-'h zee
II,. ,nnI,i.u""'" i"i IL" ~ ~" '"' F"P''
=. a., l.. .II,.,iIr ,""r''""lhl" i"' 'hsv 80
&c., I","iI"" ii"i 'hI" J" 100" "',"'
,L.I &" nuIv us"d ~ opponent" 80 W."
........i...,,t A., ,,,vr, uaD ~" Iu"l :"
run .,IIh", - "', i""H I"' ~" wan 'h"'
..u I,r n"IJIphrd vlll r'"h"'" -.
,...,.. a., ia. Irvarl,nrui many ilnr""
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-11
~ Nick West

by Nick West
Bonls anti suhra GIsts have said
That womsn-iolhs were stupid.
And shouldn't have the vote bUt
should
Stick close 10 pies and Cupid.
But since the women down In Maine
Showed how thsy picked the wiz
reckon ws'1l admit they've dom
Quite smartIy Tor beginner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-11

|
| mt, ,,un.IIn, ,~hI,h ! ha"" h""" a"h
| ,L .cr.InI IIu.r tneolh"' VIII ~" "'"''
| ,uuni IhnI ~" I.rlHl"ln'" """'" H'""
, uff ,nuIi 81 IL" u"u"y h"I"" v w" NV
! Iuin -" t"rh". Will" ~" l"""'' '" ""'
.t.I. IngIaIaIuIn pud I" ouI""lN"". 80"
| ,n,t, ,.I., In,r uhuwr tho lack 81 '"h"lh
| ,,.Il,,n rn,rn 81 ~" to- payers ~"
uIvru IhIn Er'"l I""l"'l j" we" 49,
rIs,r IT." Inrd fuudn VIII u" hhh''"" ~"
! 49,, ,,y oI,nr nIrIo funds, lhn npp'"pIh
,I,,n . M lee rnndo by tho rinl" l"EiH'n
ruIr fIn,u ,rIIrmnl"r "rIElnn'lmF 81 W."
rinio r".d '"Iuinlnhl"u. nal lh" "'"'.
uudIIur niil tr"rrui"r Will 81" ~" "''""'
dIrIrt,rIu bIh H." N"il"n" county
,nurI, mad rhcrlffH RIah or most ~ 'h"
1.-Two million odd h"llaIr ~" "r"ul 90
| rnnd nInat ye.r' u ro"inr lh'i ""'"'"' "
nu,h wrIo Tia" "nr". mn cat 81 ''"' ="
m, my Two ,"uuilnh th"I" VIZ" ~" w.
| die Im"nin Ih"y '""Ih h"' W nv H'
| nwnv with II
| I,nrn nuypno rupr"sr That III" h""p'"
| 81 WrrI Virginia "nh ih"h l"r' "'" ~"
| IIvsa IA" l'Piri"iur". n" l"'b'hH ~ W."
rlo Of Now NmL. Mornnrhm""'Ir. ON"
| g., IIIIuuIrr 1h" po"pl" 81 Ih"H" n'h''"
Itu-l"d Ih~'r r"Ir on"nl"llv"n 80" W.
hu,o niNls r"nh rYH"'" w" n'""'
/ hnvN '"nflh"nr" Ia ""i7 "' ""' b"'"
mcnt IN n failure.
10 We Know what 10 the Proper Kin"
| Of Road u auildf
| Tho argument hnp boon hhVa"' ." wv"
and again that ~" on" Knows ~" ~
hind 81 rund ruI fnCr I" build 1h" ~"
nulldlng Ia ell great esr'' '''oh' ~,
, ia only ono uurw"r I" TINT argument '"
nv u,iud that nnuwrTH TIA" uuonlluh Ihlb .
| Gi,o tho NnIl"uH conditions "f 'f"''"t
nuh unII ctr tho highway "hg'nr' v,
TO- ay viii toll you III" proper Nl'h ~
road 10 huIld. tho HaIn" u" PhSh' ~"
AN toll how to front n patient. "T ~"
xr ,nn toll how To hHnhl" rnHn 'u'
ynur rnnd building In tho hhhd" 81 h'R"-
vry ,npInruTH wh"r" II belongs, u" INV
L,cu done IN our eastern states. "nh You
uc,d hnyc no frnr for Ia" results. ll'kh-
wny engineering In advancing ~ ihP'hIN'
I'm tho United Stntcn M any "lh"r mo,
| ,hnniCnI art to-day. 80" i""hh on NV
r,,u.IruclIon ara being brought out. III"
,nu,, ma now ldoan arc b"lnH hoN'I"P""
I'm doutlHtTy. rurE"ry. or nhN "'h,i pr"
TchnIun. what Ia g""h pf"''i'" ~ ny
lprufc-slon to day may 10 "h""t''" :"
n,o u,.I five or ton years. hui TIA" met
rruniuu Tint highway engineers "a"
LuIId Tnndu To ,nIry "con"inlchIIy III"
irnIfi, not only az t"-uhy' hn' "l lu,
,onIr to come. lnn"inr nm ~ ~ ""nln
tho power uG man to foTotoH what TIC"
what VIII the Amendment Mean for
Ohio County,
Tho uurnIIun that r"oInh I" hn dlhlhIh,
INN tho p"uplo 81 ONO county III. VIVA,
We nT' going 10 Nv ""' VI W." '''
You arc going I" get this. nrni r"v'
uouIu ,n your main Iuhhh lhhl wiz
',r,, u,udrIn ITnfnr economically. 90
len. Ihnn ono hhlf tho I'm" II VIII 'nh'
uuL,r the pIru,JnI Iyrl'n, WIN " I'hh'
ti,,r Ina III, tau Int' W now hh \" I"I ~"
,,,, ,,u,,,,rr Tho main ,"uuIY I""l
"a. nov, - twenty NJ" ""ntn ga ""' u
Iuu valuation. thin with "ih"I hlh'''.
L,r,u,n Ir,ouur viii civ" fr '"uhly
,.nd ruIp"nrr this yea. "PrI"' '"'"'''y
lUu 900 81 ihIn un"uuI go" ~" "'I'
I.f .,m at un iIunn - i""hh
l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-11

Doc" I, nnked. how much 40 you
rhargn n fellow for passing you on the
street T'--ChICRgO Journal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-11

Tho downward trend Of pricoa IL I'm
checked. We'll. W" haven't heard a.
any general effort I" check 1t.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-11

doctor has HuCccnnrully treated n
cnnc OF appendicitis by wireless. How
over. lac did not remove tho PATIENTS MP
pendiN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-11

, Ai.ds.n L.r"LI"s .ttt"a'ia I" ti""G
i.s y..u, '.a' g.. st"ss 81 sweet 'ii"'
Il H. '"',s'' :" ~~"' " icy s''ii'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-11

Emma Goldman md Alexander I'crh
man want To return 10 tho 'hl'"h
SlntrH what's tho matter with tho
Uolshcviat paradise In ItuHHln?
Arizona republican., 1920-12-28

John M. Parkinson as consulting arChi- tect, lacks no details that go to make up thoroughly modern and up- to- the minute office building. Besides being the largest of its kind in the state, it is the best equipped and among the most attractive with its interior finish of Juana Costa mahogany throughout and it's harmonious tinting of ceiling ana walls. 1t is of class A construction and, although fireproof throughout, with cement floors. it has been pro- vided with two fire escapes in com pliance with city regulations. The Heard building bears the lowest insur- ance rate of any building of the type in Arizona.
 "One of the interesting special fea- lures Is the vacuum cleaning system, comprising central plant located in the basement and provided with outlet connections in every corridor through out the structure. These connections make it possible to extend janitor serv- ice to every room in the building. Two passenger and one freight ele- vator supply the Heard building with adequate service to meet all it's re- quirements. These elevators, installed by the Otis Elevator company, are the very latest in construction. design and equipment.
 | WAA0OWS LAO ara equipped with copper wire screens, \ venetian blinds, and with a safety belt to admit of thorough window cleaning. 'sWrecking of the old auto stage sta ton which formerly stood on the site os the present Heard building was com menced September 2, 1919, according to Constructing Engineer Martin. Work on the excavation, following the raging
 os the old one-story structure, was be- gun the middle of September, and the first concrete was placed on the Valley bank foundation underpinning adjoin- ing the Heard property about the mid dle of October
 Materials Tested
 All cement and steel used in the con-
 struction of the Heard building were
 given a special, strength test, in order that no inferior materials should find their way into the makeup of the great
 structure. The cement and lumber came from the Halstead Lumber com pany of Phoenix. while the steel for re- inforcing was furnished by the Ameri- can System of Reinforcing of Los An
 geles.
 All through the construction of the
 building, extending over a period of
 more than a year, such care was taken
 to safeguard the lives of the many em- ployes that no serious accident oc-
 cured. Contractor Martin made safe
Arizona republican., 1920-12-28
HEARD BUILDING FILLS
 IMPERATIVE NEED IN
 BUSINESS LIFE OF CITY

Probably no one knows more about the various details of the construction of tho new Heard building than does James William Martin, constructing engineer and general contractor, to whom was entrusted the task of chang ing a set of architects drawings into a modern office building. Mir. Martin is well known in the Salt River valley as he has handled the construction of a number of important projects here dur ing the past twelve years.
 Towering above all the surrounding buildings. the Heard building is an im- posing structure and might we'll be classed as the first building in the state" The very best in workmanship and materials has gone into the con- struction of the new building, and strictly modern equipment has been in stalled, according to Contractor Mar tin. Much credit is due the men of various trades who took part in the construction of the Heard building and to MT. Jack Morton, the general fore- man.
 specifically described" Mir. Martin explained to a reporter. '-the Heard building occupies a lot 70 feet wide on North Central avenue and 146 feet deep. It is 105 feet high, from the sidewalk to the top of the elevator RCAAhO0oC. WCANy -OAlC CahES VI CEILlCut were used in the construction of the massive walls. together with approxt- mately 1000 tons of reinforcing steel
 'sThe first floor of the building con- tains the lobby and entrance to the ele- vator, the modern offices of the Dwight B. Heard Investment company, anc business offices of the Arizona Repub- lican. These two business offices have mezzanine floors in the rear which af. ford additional space and add to tn, general attractiveuess. The rear frs floor contains the job printing depart. ment of the Republican.
 "One hundred forty seven offic, rooms occupy the other six floors O. the building, and in them may b, found the offices of railway companies financial institutions, insurance com panies, real estate and investment com panies, large cattle companies, as wei as of representative physicians, attor neys. dentists, opticians, and other i'm portant factors in the business life O tho community. These offices arc pro 7 vided with all the special features tha one might expect to find in the mos modern buildings of the east or west such as compressed air, gas, stean heat and hot and cold water.
 No Detail Lacking
 "The Heard building, designed b, Architect Lewellyn A. Parker witt
Arizona republican., 1920-12-28

Continued on Page Three
Arizona republican., 1920-12-28

ty one of the important factors in rear ing the seven story structure.
 An interesting feature in connection with the building of the new seven story office structure was the fact that enough sand and gravel was taken out of the basement excavations on the Heard property to supply the needs of construction for the basement and the first four stories.
 Interior Is Attractive
 Uniformity of finish is to be observed throughout the interior of the Heard building. The walls are finished in soft tints of ivory and light brown, and Juana Costs mahogany forms the wood work on all floors except the first.
 Indirect lighting, with beautifully de- signed fixtures, found throughout the
 Cnpfiruod nr Do rTbyan
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-16
z MARYANOWA.

Wszystkie meskie Towarzy--
silva przynalezace do Zjednocze-
lila, a mianowicie: Towarzystwo
Sw. Wojciecha B. NJ, Tow. Ser
ca Jezusa, Tow. sw. Grzegorza i
Tow. sw. Sylwestra Papieza, ma
ia sic zebrac dis wieczor o 60
dzinie 7:30 do wielkiej sail ma
Maryanowie, ably tam spedzit
wspolny wieczor. Jutro zas
wsp6lny wieczor ola w~szystkich
Oddziahow Macierzy Polskiej ma
Maryanowie, meskich i zehskich,
4 mianowicie: Sw. Aiojzego Mr.,
I, sw. Floryana, Mr.. 8, Krolowej
Tadwigi, Mr.. 9, Sw. Barbary Mr.,
%, Sw. Antoniego, Mr.. SO, Sw.
Weroniki, Mr.. go.
Wszyscy czionkowie i wszy-
stkie czionkinie So proszone o
przybycie.
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Millarda, odSpiewali p. Jan Kondzior-
ski z c6rka pania Anna Marska. Solo
20 Sacrum Convivium" Pereza, odSpie
wala pani Agnieszka Nering, PREY
akompaniamencie skrzypiec p. Emilia
Wiedemana / organu p. Andrzeja Kwa-
sigrocha. Msze Rosewiga, odSpiewali
spiewacy: Marya Kowalska, Felicya
S~tepczyhska, A. Kwasigroch, Jadwiga
Blachowska, V. SCHUYLER, Biedka, Fry
marek, Jan Czekala, w. Ja1d2ewski,
Antoni Kowalski, Wladyslaw Barwig,
Mrozek i Szerszeniewski. Nowozehcom
druzbowali: p. Morgan Ratkowski z
parma Cecylia Pitlock, p. Edward Mar
ski z pannq Zofia Janowicz / p. Fran
ciszek Pitlock z parma Elzbieta Fruga.
Kwiaciarka byia parma Klara Pitlock
a poduszke ni6Sl maly Bdzio Rajca. L.
czta wesena odbyla sic W wielkiej sa-
Ii stanisia wowskiej PREY udziale licz-
nych goSci. Mloda para zamieSzka IA
stale pnr. 1853 Tell Place.
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BARDzO WAzNE!
z biura okregowego Stowarzy--
szenia Mechanikow Polskich
w Chicago.

Wszyscy, ktorzy zadatkowali
bondy PIP. przez Stowarzysze-
ME Mechanikow Polskich, racza
przyjac do wiadomoSci, re jeze!i
ME splaca swych bondow przez
lynn grudnia 1920, musza sic Ii
stownie zglaszac po ME do Clio
wnego Zarzadu Stow. Mech,
Polskich, 224 East 57th str, New
York, N. Y, z powodu zaS, re
Biuro Okregowe W Chicago, pc
lynn grudnia, ME bedzie zaia-
twiac spraw PIP.
Kto chce swoj bond otrzymat
W Chicago, MECH sic vice ma
tychmiast zgfosi osobiScie lub
llstownie do biura Stow. Mech.
Pol, 1852 Milwaukee ave-, pred
lynn grudnia.
r. Dabkowski.