davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
II. NJ. r. VILLA m =,

mess man. died YESTERDAY marvin oua
MS residence, 3l4o Floyd Avenue. afte-
an illness OF about week. Three
aaNs ago n plan was made for the
,ranSinsion OF blood TO prolonr his
nc. but the operation was not pers
formed He was tho father OF r. NJ. II
Williams .lr.. deputy clerk Of tho
United states Circuit Court Of Az
peats. and Thomas A. Williams. Iawyer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
RAINS CONTINUE IN SOUTH
Colder Weather Is Predicted for Ten
ncssec and tho East
Gulf Stntcs
BY associated Press

BY Associate ed Press
WASli1NGTON, Jan. S.-The South
western disturbance Is central tonight
over Tennessee in moderate form and
rains continued in the Gulf and Al
iantlc states except Florida according
TO the Weather Bureau
}, VIII be colder Friday in Tennessee
ana the East Cuff states, with a cold
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
ENCOURAGE HOME Bull DING
Winnipeg Housing Plan Provides lib
erRi Lonn Net Cost OF House
RepayabIe In Twenty Years. =
BY Associated Pres


WINNIPEG, MAN, Jan. s.-The
housing commission operating uncer
the citys housing plan will make 4
loan of So per cent of the net cost of
the home. it was announced here to-
day. A first mortgage will be taken
on the property for twenty years, re-
for each $1,000 borrowed The builder
may select his own lot in any part
of the city and pay any part or ali OF
the borrowed money without notice
Il any time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
HEADS HARDWOOD DEALERS
Frank Adams Elected President of
Southwestern Manufacturers
Lower Prices Forecast,
INV Associated Press

BY AssOclated FrcSs.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 8-Frank
Adams. OF Eunicc, La, was elected
president of the southwestern Hard
wood Manufacturers Club. composed of
members from Louisiana, Mississippi
and Texas. at the annual meeting here
today, and New Orleans chosen as
the permanent convention place. Fore
cast of lower prices of hardwood lum-
Der within the next few months was
made. III. G.. Bohlson. of New Caney,
Texas. was chosen among the vice
presidents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
LAKE STEAMER is SAFE
Croxby Liner Pcto.key. After battling
Against Ice FIoes since Monday,
Docks mt MuskcEon

BY ASsocis tod Prrss
MI Sk ECON. MICH. Jan. S.-The
,rosDy LING steamer P"toslcy. which
NAG neon battling great ice foes i'm
Lake Michigan since Monday when she
.e1t MILWAUKEE,, doCScd hero tonight
ne passengers and ,hirty-nve mem
pcrs OF the crew suffered no i'll er-
fccts from their cXnerience
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
w 8 nnn;>I

oLYNCHBURG, Jan. S.--W. S. Daniel,
~, one of the oldest members OF the
FIRST Christian Church. died Wedncs-
DAY night at the home Of son here.
re was a member OF Garland Rodes
through the wa rim Company, II. Nine
teenth Virginia Infantry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
William. Rroupb. nal

ThorRe VIII ms. 20, Of IN Rove
street returned TO Richmond late ycs.
tArday afternoon with Detectives Scr
srant Waymack from ITarrisonburr
"a. where he was arrested at tho rc o.
1uest OF the Richmond authorities
Williams is under indictment in tho
IfuatfnRa Court - ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
o. 3. Morton VIII I,co, w

,s ser Wses t1niEn navnn connection with
James Methodist Church will be 10 mt .r,.
der the auspices of the Young Poo
rles society. OF which Miss Ay,een
Hates is the leader. o. s. Mort mn Mi
lead the. meeting. He will sneak ~" ~
the awakening of the church hv III, M,
cali for workers - VIC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
VIII Pres, ThrIft Dri,,

Every agency in Petersburg Will be
.sHrd 10 aid In max ing the thrift drive
q success IN petersburg. according to
rlans worked out b. the executive
committee in charge OF this work
IIanS for this work were perfected to-
naE ~ = meeting Of the committee in
the y. NJ. q. A.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
Arrested for Stealing Cheese

John Clexton colored. was arrested
lnst night and lodged in the First
"olice Station on the charge OF steal
mg; one box OF cheese valued at SIT
and a crate Of eggs valued at $500
from Wilson & Company. lie Will
appear In police court this morning. =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
!. Paul wagner.

,,CIIARLpTTESvILLE, Jan. Sd. Paul
wagner, 81. coatmaker, dropped dead
while at work at his bench in local
tailoring establishment this morning. a
victim of cerebral apopicxy. The re-
mains were sent this afternoon to
llhaca, y. Y. where the funeral and
lntermcnt will take placc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
Modification plan rejected.

LONDON. Jan. S.-A wireless dis
patch from Berlin says the supreme
council! at Paris has refused a request
from the German government TO neso-
tate modification of the German
frontier lines as they are stipulated i'm
the peace treaty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
ARNO VALLEY is FLOODED
High Waters DamnEe Several It,u.n
ToUDs. and Lives Arc En-
danroIcd

.,, w NsSoclH ted Pr~vr.
ROME. Jan. S.-Thc Arno Vsller ;e
flooded. and many towns. among which
are Balci, Caprona. Pcvrioia and pcre-
TOTO. arc isolated. The lower part OF
inc city OF Pisa is inundated. and il
Catales
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
Di,c,.e fJo... S,.aI

LTNCHBURG. VA. Jan. s.-Advices
nave been received here that the public
school at Colemans Falls. twelve mile,
from l.ynchburS. has been closed on
account OF an epidemic of smallpox
Coieman's Falls is located in Bedford
County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
property Drinr. sa3 .,oo.

Executors and trustees OF j. S. Moore
have sold to Arista Kosma for $33.500
property on, the north line OF Main
teenth Streets. known ms 1724-I72S
East Main, fronting thirty-two fet on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09

Chiffon Terrace. an apartment on
the south side of Grace Street, between
of Lombardy. fronting on Grace Street
siNty-ninc feet. has been sold to r.
Dixon Powers for 100000 by tho
Apartment and Home Building Cor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
SCUTTLE TRANSPORT
desperate Effort Is Made BY Crew
10 Check Sweep OF
FIamca
I by Associated Press

HoBohEN y. T.. Jan S-The former
transport ST. Louis was scuttIed to-
IN desperate effort 10 check fames
which had swept the ship from stern
10 stern and were still blazing after
:, ma. .a ne oy the fire lighters which
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
nu<ine.- Women Confer wednexday.

Miss Katherine Halves has called a
conference Of business women 10 NEE,
neSday at $50 T. NJ The conference
will be given over to questions ami
suggestions relative to the proposed
he Y. W. @. a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
Rheumatism

Is completely washed ont of tho sys.
TEN by tho celebrated Shivar Mineral
Water. Positively guaranteed By
money-back otter. Tastes fne: costs .
triie. Delivered anywhere by our
Richmond aEonts--Spence-Nunn
Co. Phone them.-hdv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09

wIILiAHS-Funeral services for r. NJ 4.
williams. who died at his residence.% 81 I6
Floyd Avenue. yesterday morning. will DO
held at tho Bencdictines Chapel at 10. clock
Saturday morning. Interment In Mt Cal.
vary Cemetery. At "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
Local Temperature Yesterday.

S,f., ~ temperature ................. g.
Maximum ,cmperature TO +. ". ~. d.
,MIh.nnh tcmpcraturc TO +. NJ. ~
s"an tcmperatnrc Yesterday ........ 81
tnothial t"mperaturc for this date 49,. IS
T.Ancss Yesterday Observation-Disclosures. IL
,,c.c,ohcy SINCE March ............ 30
bchcichcy since January I .......... "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
Curyent Events Glass Mect..

The Currcnt Events class OF the
the Y. W. c. a. tonight from to q
o'clock. Dr. y. r. Bryan. of Richmond.
College Will instruct the class
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
Sidney R. Goode.

LYNCHBURG. Ian. 8-Sidnay
Goode died "Wednesday at the home Of
son IN Fairvicw Heights. Hc is sur
,viScd bysfour daughters, 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
Dallas Scott.

oNANCoCk. VA. Jan s.-DaIla.
scott. 10. died at the home Of he
son, Charles Scott. Wednesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
Irs. Sallie Nave.

y LYNCHBURG. Jan. S.-Mrs. Salt
ISave, ~. died suddenly Tuesday q
iloseiand, Nelson County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
Local Rainfall.

Rainfall 2 hours ending s T. A. None
hnt1nIall ~ hours ending =. MI. Sonc
ii,chci"ncy since March | as
Deficiency siuce January ] ~ SO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
To Cure a Cold in One Day

Ia ke LAXATIVE BROMO QUININr.
9Tablets). II stops the Cough and
Headache and works off the Cold T.
30c.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
HAYS SEES C. O.P. VICTORY
NATIONAL CHAIRMAN SAYS
REPUBLICANS WILL WIN
Severely Scores Administration md
Says Women Hold balance
OF Power.
IBy Axsocia,,d prn,s


:, DENVER. COL. Jan. swim II.
Hays. chairman OF the National re.
PnHiisan Committee. addressing the
day declared that the Republican uariv
would win the next presidential cleo
ton oE big margin. He said this
CONCLUSION was based upon observation
coNxerins u period OF eighteen months
MI HAYS was unspa ring in his cri:i-
c CTS or inc administration. lie de-
yet so thick in Washington YOU have
TO Kick them out OF your way Tic
Saio that the name Of every buyer OF
on the Democratic mailing list, and
that government records al Washing
ton had been searched by the Demo
cratic party for names to add to the
mailing lists in tho forthcoming cam
-, Shut On, From war Jobr.
we were shut out OF the war Jobs
In the main" said Hays, and now We
are excluded from all these records
m I'm ia, are aVaiiabie TO the opposition"
son had ordered rural free delivery
census OF All adults. and nc predicted
mat TINS list would be used by the
campaign literature"
lays referred to the Republican, or.
s si,,i as the real war party. after
triotic cndcavor during the period When
civtllHation was on trial"
), W as9od beside the President when
crisis" IA sHc
Warns or Boish-vI.m wax.
me speaker warned of "the menace
we race ia America as a result Of the
wave Of Bolshcvism. which sweeps on
ward with q rush" -
lie said that nothing would stop
ms danger but change OF policr
throoshoui the nation. a change which
a Republican victory would bring
Hays predicted that the newly en-
!ranchiscd women voters OF Americ,
aoid the balance of power. lie pleaded
TOY an organization TO which .thev
would be proud to own"
Thc Republican party stands frs,
Tor the faithful. efficient and homes:
ADMINISTRATION Of tho business az tho
country, Mr.. Hays declared tcn:1r. q :.
party banquet attended by Repubij-
cans from tho Rocky Mountain dis
with al our power" continued NJ
Rays. we will strive 20 prevent the
further spread OF Socialism
The Republican party recognizes
mat labor constitutes tho countries
chief asset Labor will reccjv. fa;-
representation in all the councils or
inc nation. We will have iusr RENE
dial legislation for the bctierment NJ
TINS group, not only because IL is their
due, but because by justice ALWAYS we
can prevent the insiduous Influence or
me. criminal elements OF tho l. " w
from taxing hold IN the RANKS or real
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09
Spectral llnfa

i'ocni observations mt r. VI. Yesterday.
:, wind direction. southwest: wind velocity
10. Wcathcr Al =. NJ. partly cloudv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09

20 thirty days. All trials also would
be open. under the amendment ani
policemen allowed legal representa-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-19

wiazaia' sic klotnia. Horton ude-
rzy{ go w twarz i rzuca} ma niego
garnuszkami. Ma dowod swego
zcznania pokazai policyi diva wy
bite zeby. w obronie w}asnej po-
strzelil napastnika.
- Pieciu uzbrojonych bandy--
tow jezdzilo wczorajszej nocy pc
zachodniej stronie miasta W pig
knym a%utomobilu, n. b. skradzlO-
nym - i rabowali przechodniow;
,skolektowali" razem $147.00, o.
raz sporo zegark6w i innej bizu'
teryi. Miedzy innemi ofiarami znaj
dowai sic NJ. Rose z pnr. 42l0
Grand blvd, ktoremu zabrali $50,
szpilke do krawata, wartoscl $2Oo.
zegarek. Innym byl zn6w niejaki
F. Mosek, z pnr. 2243 s. Sawyer
ul., ktoremu zabrali $500 i pier
5cionek brylantowy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-19
KRoTKIE WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSKIE.

- Ray Horton, ~szofer, z pnr.
2049 n. Keller ave-, zostai mad
ranem fatalnie postrzelony W
czasie kiotni W %restauracyi, przez
jej w}asciciela A. Rarrisa, pnr.
1905 Armitage ave. Szofera "a.
brano'do szpitala yDeacones",
gdzie lekarz sensational. il ku-
la ~ugrzezla Hortonowi tuz powy-
zej serca. Restauratora policya a.
resztowala; oSwiadczyi on, il
Horton przez kilka ostatnich dni
stale 60 napastowa} i gdy wczo-
raj wszedl do restauracyi, wy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-19
Notatki
Reporters.

>Wczoraj dnia 1890 b. m. Biura
konsulatu Generalnego zostaly o.
otwarte W nowym lokalu pnr. Ills
n. Robey ul., pomiedzy Haddon ave.
Thomas III. z okazyi otwarcia oa.
byio sic nabozenstwo W koseiele q.
W. $w. Heleny,A kt6re odprawii X.
proboszcz Piotr H. Pyterek. Ma NO.
bozenstwie obecni byIi: Konsul zyg-
munt Nowicki z maSzouka 1 z calym
swoim sztabem, oraz wszyscy funk
cyonaryusze. Pc naboze1stwie wszy-
sey udali sic do nowych blur Kon--
sulatu. gdzie ~rozpoczeto prace. Ma
dwu-pietrowym \murowanym budyn-
ku Konsalarnym, poraz pierwszy
wzoraj powiewai sztandar polski z
Bia{ym Oriem. Budynek ten jest wy
godny, obszsruy, biura pelne swia-
TIA I wentylacyi. q powodu pierwsze-
go dnia otwarcia wszystkie biura je-
szcze ME sa ~nale4ycie urzadzone,
lecz spcdziewaS sip nalezy, re "a pa
re dri beda wszystkic W porzadku.
q u q
W zeszia niedziele W koSciele p.
W. sw. Jadwigi, odbyl sic dorodzny
odpust z okazyi u~roczystoSei Patron
XII parafii. Sumo solenna celebrowai
X. pro0oszcz Stanislaw Siatka C. R,
W asystencyi X. Franciszka Siary C..
r. jake dyakona l X. Adolfa Drew
niaka c. R. jake subdyakona. Ka-
zanie okolicznoSciowe wygiosii X.
Dembiiski C. r. Podczas
sunny Choir parafialny odspiewal no.
wa Msze z towarzyszenlem pelnej
orkieStry pod dyrekcya p. Emilia Vie
demana. o godzinie $50 popofu-
dniu, odby4o sic n~abo7ehstwo R61an-
cove, kt6re odprawi{ X. Franciszek
SARA C. r., a kazanie wypowiedzial
x. Franciszek Karwata c. r. Pc
kazaniu odbyla sic procesya z NajSw.
Sakramentem. Do pomocy " konfe-
I W innej piracy duszpaster-
;kiej przybyli ksieaa z parafii sa-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-19
NOTATKl OSOBISTE..

Dowiadujemy sic, re p. Stefan Jas,
Fam. pnr. 2027 w. 19ta ul., W MEDIA
lekiej p~rzyszlosoi stanie ma slubnym
kobiercu z parma Rozalia Kuli6ska, -
siostra X. Franciszka Kulihskiego.
Stub ich odbedzie sic W koScicle p. W.
sw. Amy.
W niedziele miniona grono przyja-
ciN / ~przyjaci6lek sprawiIo PAM An
ME Ruszkiewiczowej mia niespodzian-
Ike z okazyi 15+Aetniej rocznicy wdo-
wiehStwa. w niespodziance uczestni-
czyll: syn jej Hleronim, PIP. ~J6zefostwo
RuszkewIcze, PIP. JanoStwo RuSzkie--
wicze, p. Ignacy Ruszkiewicz' c6rka
Irena, PAM J. Schultz = GiGwczewska,
PAM R. Szefler, PAM A. Olihska, Bur
chart, PIP. J. Kwasniewscy, PIP. L. IA
czmarek, PIP. J. Greenwald | p. Bernard
Olinski.
Adwokat Edward S. Schaeffler, pre-
ni0Sl W tych dniach swoje biuro adwo
kackie z pnr. 1541-43 w. Division ul,
dc sr6dmieScia do budynku Womens
Temple, pnr. 10S So. La Sale ul. Biuro
lokalne mieSci sic pnr. 1143 No. Robey !
nj.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-19

zam. pnr. II SO. Leavitt ul. Ambulan'
sem policyjnym przewieziono go do SIP
tala powiatowego, gdzle sic znajduje
W stanie k~rytycznym. Wypadek wyda'
rzy1 sic PREY 15tej i Kedzie ave.
Jutro, W boSciale p. W. sw. Jana Kan
tego z okazyi uroczystosci Patrona pa
rafii, odbedzie sic doroczny odpust
NaboAe6stwa odbedq sic jak zwykle
| podczaS %poddbnych ~uroczystosci.
Michaf Grok, Zam. pnr. 1913 No.
Lincoln ul., ~przyszedfszy do domu ,wczo
raj rauo, znalaz} W kuchnl ma podfo-
DE lezQca w stanie nieprzytomnym
swa zone Stanis}awe. Kurek Cd pie
cyka gaDoweso byl odkrecony. Wezwai
natychmiast policye, kt6ra zjechala z
pulmotorem i pc dwugodzinnych wy
Silkach ~przywr0ci1a ia do przStomno-
Sci. Policya p~rzypuszcza, re kobieta u
sifowa1a popeinic samOb0jstwo.
IL
SS-letnia Wanda Kempa, zam. pnr.
1000 So. Campbell ave., potknela sic
ma schodach swego domu, wskutek cze
go spadta ma d6}, odnoSzac ciezkie o.
braAenia. Przewieziono ia do szpitala
powiatowegO, gdzie sic Znajduje pod
opieka lekarskq.
Gniazdo Sokolic p. n. ,,Gwiazda Ma
dziei" skupiajqce sic ma Wojciechowie,
urzqdza %wieczorek, w Srode, dnia 27go
b. m. w sail ~Pu}askieSo, PREY Ashland
| 1Stej uL Sokolice przygotowujq ME-
jakich jeszcze zadne iowa
ME praktykowaho.
=
Jak jW wiadomo, najwieksza Polska
mleczarnia pod nazwQ National Milk
10" ma wystawie mleka i koni odby- !
Tajacej sic W Dexter pawilonie, zdo-
1yfa try nagrody a W sobote wygrala
NOW jedne I to najwiekszq. Mleczarnia
a mleSci sic pod numerem 2JO1-11
ave-, ma J6zefatowie, a pre-
!esem jej jest many pan Franciszek ,
3obrycki.
Oh. X. Kalwajtys, otworzy1 W tych
lniach biuro ~realnoSci ma w}asna reke
mr.. 2916 No. Ayers ave, bedac daw-
del wspGlnikiem oh. NJ. N~owickiego,
IN JndWipowie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-19

siedntch. a mianowicie: z Kantowa,
s~anisiawowa. Jackowa. Maryanowa
Cragin.
q = q
Przypominamy, IL dzisiaj dnia 10
b. m. wieczorem o godzinie Sci W
sail Ztednoczenia P. R. K, odbedzie
sic koncert ZRanego zaszczytnie SPITE
waka, p. Jozefa Kalliniego: program
piekny l bogaty - move pieSni Eos-
merry polskioh: warto uslyszeG.
q =
Dzisiaj przedpofudniem odbyi sic
pogrzeb S. p. x. Alberta Eversa, diu-
goletniego proboszcza parafii Sw.
Bonifacego, przy Noble i Cornell ul.
w ~pogrzebie udziai wzieia Gala pa
rafia. Zmar4y byi proboszczem para
fiji sw. Bonifacego lat %; pred dwo-
ma laty zapadi ma zdrowiu I z pole
cenia lekarzy uda} sic do Denver,
gdzie W zeszly czwartek zmar}. Po-
g-zebem zajai sic X. Pralat Franci-
seek Rempe.
ziodZieje wczoraj skradli 13 auto
mobili wediug raportu policyjnego.
Ma liscie poszkodowanych znajduje
sic nazwfsko Jana G. Palueha, Fam.
pnr. 34O2 S. Marshfield AVE., zna-
nego obywatela ma Piotro-Pawaowie.
29-letni Jak6b Modziejowski,
zam. pnr. 1912 S. Racine ave po-
wracajac W niedziele z kosciola,
z tednej ma druga strone
n~aJechany zostai przez auto
mobiI, ktorym kierowa} Adolph Hen
son, zam. pnr. 74O1 Michigan ave.
Pokaleczonego przewieziono do szpi-
tala .powiatowego, a automobiliste
do odQowiedzialnoSci.
Wypadek wydarZyf sic przy lei |
so. Ashland ave.
= 6 +
W najblizsza niedziele, dnia 24go
}. m, odbedzie sic przedstawienie
<6ska Dramatycznego ,,Orzel Biafy"
parafii Sw. Kazimierza W sail Pu-
askiego, pnr. 17os-15 S, Ashland
we. Odegrany zostanie dramat W pie
i'll aktach p. t. ,,Jaskinta Potepieh-
pod ~reiyserya X. Wincentego
;~owickiego. Pc przedstawienlu Ia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-19

bawa. Bilety nabyc MONA u czlon-
kow l cz}onkin k6ka.
q i 81
Aleksander Urban, Fam. pnr. $500
n. Monticello ave., jadac onegdaj "
AUTOMOBILE / gdy juz byi W pobllzu
swego domu, zatrzymalo go czterech
~bandyt6w, ktorzy pod grozba rewol-
werow kazali mu wyjs6 z maszyny.
Gdy Urban to uczynil wsiedli do auto
mobilu l odjechali. Poszkodowany
powiadomil policye.
Dw6ch ~w1oczeg6w napadlo W re-.
szia sobote przy ulicach 16ej / Ked-
zie ave-, ma powracajacego p6zna 60
dzina Nikodema Jasiaka, Fam. pnr.
$500 California ave., kt6rzy ograbi>
Ii go z $12 W gotowce i zegarka z
lahcuszkiem. Coraz czeSciej trafia
sic ma Kazinierzowie, re bandyci o.
peruja | obrabiaja kieszenie pre-
chodni6w.
Dwuletni Jan Misiak, zamieszka-
1y z rowzicami pnr. SOIL Bishop ul.,
bawfac sic wczoraj ma werandzie bez
opieki matki, spad{ re schod6w dru-
giego pietra, wskutek czego odniosl
tax fatalne obrazenia, re pc kilku
godzinach zmarl.
q + q
Jan Bejda. Fam. pnr. 1885 West
Roosevelt Road, wytoczyl process ME
jakiemu Benjaminowi S%ostrinowi, zy
dowi, wlaScicielowi skladu ubrah o
$4,000 odszkodowania "a oszczer-
stwo.
= q " u
Ma konferencyi odbytej pomiedzy
wiaScicielami SHADOW rzezniczych 1
hnia rzeznikow Lokalu' No. 546 do
DO poroZumienla, re 5000 rzeZ-
otrzyma wkr6tcs podwyake o
SIS ~tygodniowo.
q +
Pzedstawienie KoIka Literackie-
go i'm. Juliusza S~iowackiego. z Woj-
,iechowa. z waznych powod6w costa
% od{Clone ma cZas nieograniczony.
= q +
Jutro W Srode, dnia 20go b. In,
,dbedzie sic zabawa Tow. Matki
Kr6Lowej Pokoju, W sail Bia-
ego Or}a, przy lei I Ashland we.
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Niespodzianki oczekuja gosci. Pocza-
tex zabawy o godzinie $50 wieczo-
rem.
4 q J.
Ma goracym uczynku kradziezy
owsa ~schwytany wcDoraj zostai die
%siecioletni J6zef Pasternak, zam. p.
mr.. 1915 w. Austin ave., ma torach
kolejowych Chicago and North
Western, PREY Kinzie I Ann ul. Ia
pytany przez urzednika kolejowego,
CO go skloni}o do kradziezy, chop
czyk powiedzial, re matka mu kaza-
la przyniesG ziarnek ola kur. Stawio-
ny on jutro bedzie W sadie policyJ-
nym PREY w. Chicago ave.
Antoni Berzak, robotnik, Fam. p.
mr.. 1850 Natoma ILL.,, spadl z wozu
PREY 19ej 1 Sangamon ul., wskutek
czego Aama} prawa reke. Znajduje
sic W s1pitalu powiatowym.
4 +
Ia nieutrzymywanie zony ! czwor-
ga dzieci skazany wczoraj " sadie
policyjnym PREY w. Chicago ave.
zostai Adam Wiatr, zam. pnr. $50 W.
Austin ave. ma zaplacenie $50 kary
poniesienie koszt6w sadowych a W
dodatku zobowiazany jest p}acic 10
ME SO tygodniowo ma utrzymanie.
Smia}ego napadu dokonalo wczoraj
O godzinie 100 rano, dw6ch uzbrojo-
nych murzynGw ma wyszynk przy ma
rozniku 157ej i So HalSted ul., w Har-
vey, III. Bandyci weszli do wnetrza
pod grozbq rewolwer6w rozkazali VIA
Scicielom Kazimierzowi Wandalowskie
mu | JGzefowf SlOfisowi podnieSc re- !
&c do CORY. Zasboczeni nieSpodzianic,
wykonali ich roZkaZ a murZyni "a
brazil sic do kasy, z kt0rej zabrali $3.50,
Gdy bandyci opuScili lokal, ~poszkodo-
wani powiadomili pOlicye, kt0ra ma
tychmiast r~ozpoczela poSzukiwania. Pc
paru godzinach p~olicyant Jan Czarne-
zdo}al pochwyciG jednego z murzy
now i ma nadzieje, re / drugfego wkr0t.
e dostanie.
5j-letni Robert Daniel, Fam. pnr.
L+t5 SO. S%pauldiDg ave-, zostai fatal
ne ~pokaleczony onegdaj przez automo-
Ill, kierowany reka Marcina Heipego, ;
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z TOWN OF LAKE

Dzisiaj o godzinie Gel rano odoyf
sic pogrzeb s. p. Wiadysiawa WHO
darskiego, kt6ry zmarl pc krotkiej,
lecz ciezkiej c~horobie, liczac PREY
zgonie lat SO. Orszak zalobny wyru-
szyl z domu pnr. 1882 S. Hermitage
ave-, do koSciola p. W. Sw. J6zefa, a
DO odprawieniu nabozehstwa / cere-
monii liturgicznych, ciaio zlozono ma
wieczny s~poczynek ma cmentarzu
Zmartwychwstania Pahskiego. Zmar-
" pozostawil OLGA Walentego Wlo-
da~rskiegO, trzech Draei i try s'0-
stry. ..,.
W sobote miniona, o g~odztnie mc1
z rama. odDyl sic pogrzeb s. p. J6zefa
Majerskigeo, liczacego PREY zsunie lat
.Orszak zalobny wyruSzyf z domu
pnr. 1909 w. AT ul., do koscloia p. W.
sw. jana Bozego, gdzie Y. Franciszek
odprawi} naboAe1stwo I cere-
~pogrzebowe, poczem ciaio zioAo-
no ma cmentarzu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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Oh. X. Kalwajtys, otworzy1 W tych
dniach biuro realnoSci ma w1asna reke
pnr. 2916 No. Ayers ave-, bedac daw-
niej w~sp0lnikiem oh. NJ. N~owickiego,
ma Jadwipowie.