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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-08
WILLIAMS WINS HIS
 SIXTH STRAIGHT GAME

Chicago, May i.-ChiLago defeated Cleveland today to l, the game mark ing the sixth straight win of the season for Claude Williams. Ray Caldwell pitched effectively until the seventh, when Chicago scored four runs on four hits and two errors. Chicago had only three assists. Score: R.H.E. Cleveland ................ 900 100 000-1 ? Chicago ............... 010 001 40*-6 10 l
 Batteries: Caldwell. Niehaus and o Neill Williams and Schalk.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-08
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At St. Paul: St. Paul 1. Minne- apolis 0.
 At Toledo Toledo II. Columbus f. At Louisville e-Indianapols, rain. At Milwaukee,; Milwaukee 3, Kan sas City 10.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-08
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Yesterday

Results Yesterday New York '. Brooklyn 1. Boston 8. Philadelphla 6. Chicago 6, Pittsburg 4. Cincinnati 15. St. Louis II.
 Games Today Boston at Philadelphia. Brooklyn at New York. Cincinnati at St. Louis. Chicago at Pittsburg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-08
Iotals .....33 8 27' 20
 King batted for Boone in ninth.

''V VIIIIIIdI IWO-Dcse mt, DemOe. Double plays, Damrau to Brazil to Nsuffman; Boone to Higgins to Kauff- man. Mittwede to Brazil Struck out, by Boone 1. by Cuna.ngham s. Base on balls. off Boone 1. off Cunningham f., Sacrifice hits. Wingo. Higgins Left on bases, Atlanta 10. Chattanoc ga Z Stolen bases. Neilerkorn. Demoe, Daniels. Hit by pitcher. Cunningham eby Boone). Time. 1:40. Empires, Pfirman and Johasoa
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-08
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

At Charleston: Charleston 5, Spar tanburg (twelve inrings).
 At Augusta: Augusta f. Charlotte 8. At Greenville: Greenville 8, Colum- bia B.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-08
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Results Yesterday

ReSultS eSterdly Chicago 6, Cleveland l. Philadelphia 5. Boston 4. Washington 6. New York 5. St. Louis 10. Detroit 4.
 Games Today Cleveland at Chicago. St, Louis at Detroit. New York at Washington. Philadelphia at Boston.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-08

was credited with perfect batting mark in five trips to the plate, getting one double and four singles. Score R.HE. New York ............ O10 O00 400-5 g ? Washington ............. APO GOO 0O+-S IA 0 Batteries: Shore. Thormahlen, Quinn and Ruel, Hofmann; Snyder, Erickson and Pieinch.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-08

NOTICE TO ALL TRAVELLING MEN. All travelling men are requested to meet at the Morris Hotel Sunday, May Q al 1O;3O a. m. and go in a body to Southside Baptist Church. as Dr. DiI- lard will preach memorial sermon for
 w. F. BRIDGES, Chairman.
 ROBERT B. FULTON
 Vice Chairman
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-08
In These Days

From May Film Fun.
 Do you explain things in the movies to your children?"
 No; they explain things to me"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-08
FIRST TWO INNINGS
 WIN FOR SENATOR'S

Washington, May 7.-Washington talled enough runs in the first two innings to. day to defeat New York, to 5. Judge
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-08

Batteries: Alexander and Killefer; Carl son, Meador and Schmidt.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-08

Nashville .......................100 100 300 O0O-4 New Orleans ................,..O0 .O00 OG0 OOl-1 Summary: Three-base hit, Allen Two base hit, Wickham. Stolen base, Ballin- ger. Sacrifice hit, Ballinger. Struck
 out by Torkelson 2. by Jonnard g. Base
 on balls, off Torkelson 1. off Jonnard 2 Hit by pitcher, by Torkelson (WickhamJ Left on bases, New Orleans :, Nashville | Time of game, :25. Empires, Kerin and Clifford.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-08
TIGERS LOSE THIRD
 GAME TO ST. LOUIS

Detroit, May 7.-Detroit lost the third game of the St. Lotus series today, 10 to 4. Leonard was hit freely and was re- lieved by Ayres at the beginning of the eighth. Four runs were scored by St. Louis in the sixth, when Jacobson and
 Gerber delivered home runs with a man
 on the bases in each case. Score: R.H. F. St. Louis .............. 010 2N 120-10 Il
 Detroit .....,.......... III 900 010-4 ' f
 Batteries: Sothoron and Billings; Leon-
 ard, Ayers and AiIsmith.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-08

Herps comes with the personal rec ommendation of Barney Dreyfuss, man. ager of the Pirates The young right handler is said todse a mighty good man, one who will win games for the Barons.
 Herps was with the Waterbury, Conn, team last season. He was given trial by Dreyfuss, but evidently the Pirate manager judged that he needed further i seasoning before developing into real I first-class major league timber.
 Every twirler on the Baronial staff is going good now. Birmingham might be regarded as having one of the strongest i pitching forces in the league.
 DOUBLE HEADER TODAY
 Yesterdays game with the Chicks was rained out and as a consequence, two 1 games will be played today. The first i game will begin at 215 o'clock.
 The Barons stand good chance of l tying up for leadership of the league. i If Birmingham wins both games from I Memphis today, each of these two teams will have percentage of 6O0. If Mo ! bile wins today, her percentage will be i 600. These figures would show that a i triple tie existed between Birmins ham, Memphis and Mobile for first place. Manager Moley announced yesterday that he will use two of his best pitchers i against Memphis today. It Is more than likely that he will send Morrison in against the Chicks in the first game, and l Glazner in the second.
 l MORRISON AND CLEANER l Morrison and Glazner have been win i ming their games regularly lately. Both twirlers seem to be in form and should ! be able to give Memphis drubbing.
 "Old Reliable" Peters will work be- hind the bat in the first game for the Barons, while Gooch will catch the sec | ond. Gooch is a nice backstop, heady and with a sure peg down to second. If he could hit a little heavier, he might ] be playing regular backstop in the
 Southern League.
 The rest of the lineup will probably be the same. Meeks will most likely be /. seen in rightfield again. As long as Stewart, Croll and Stevenson continue at their present stride, it is not likely that Molesworth will send Barnhard in. You never can tell, though. Barnhard may be sent in for a trial in any game now.
 The Barons will enjoy day of rest
 Sunday, but will again be seen on the field of battle Monday against the Vols. McClosky will probably use CanaVan and Albris on the mound in today's double-header.
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II. ZALklND
Successor to W. M. Priest
Groceries, Fresh Meats, Vegetables, etc.
300 North Patrick St. Phone 266-W
!. We Save You Money

On all your meats, groceries, fruits and vegetables.
Compare our prices with other stores listed on this
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leader And quality is our WatchWord.
Good Eggs, dozen ............ -.:...... ozc
Strictly Fresh Country Eggs (guaranteed) doz. soc
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Arnoour's Cioverbloom Creamery Butter h. 65c
Patapsco. Flour, IL ID sack ......... soc
Camnbell's Beans Observation-Disclosures. lie
Gold Medal and Pillsbury's Flour II ID. 90c h. 48c
Swifts Arrow Borax Soap, large size cake -. SC
Octagon Soap Cakes for .................. l5c
Full line of all kinds Of vegetables, live poultry on
hand at reasonable prices
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Miss Saunders, police said, was
talking with II. II. Garvcl in the
Fort Dearborn Hotel, when, ac-
cording to Garvcl, she drew a dag
ger from the folds Of her dress and
plunged it into her throat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-12
TEXAS GIRL KILLS HERSELF
IN CHICAGO HOTEL ROOM

Chicago, Nov 12.-Miss Theodore
Saunders, 20, of Laredo, Texas,
committed suicide here Monday by
stabbing herself in the throat with
a dagger, according to the police.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-20

Kosihskiego i j. NJ. Jana Mo-
~wihskiego. Kwit No. 1881. 251.75
Cd gm- Nc. 81 2. n. P. gr. ST.
i 1916 zioz. przez p. Antoniego
Mazur. Kwit No. 1882 1850
Cd T-wa Nova Polska" gr. 736
q. n. P. Xviii No. 1888 5000
Zebrane ma obchodzie L~istopado-
wynn cd wspolnic p~olaczonych
towarzyStw w Hammond, Ind.
zlozone przez p. Marcina Ko-
walk. Kwit No. 1894 1915
Cd T-wa ,,Sok6l Polski" Boles&a
wa Smialego gr. 1903 Z. n. 2.
2l3 z. S, p, Amer. zlozone
przez p. Jana klimek. kwit No.
1885 $500
]. Malinowski, NJ. Michuski. NJ.
Misiak. w. Paltynski pc do
larze. Kwit No. 1895 400
Cd T-wa Matki Roskiei Odporyszo
wSkiej, gr. 264 L. Z. zloz. przez
p. Jana NiemyjSkicgo Kwit
No. l737 1000
Kwick Teresa. Kwit No. 1888 1000
Skolektowano ma ~obchodzie Lii
.stopadowym. urzadz. przez gm.
Is Il. N. p. ziozone przcz p.
Glowa Franciszek Kwit No.
174O 359.O4
Cd T-wa Polskiego Czerw. Krzy-
"a w Amsterdam, Ohio. "a m.
listopad zlozone przcz p. J. w.
Jendrzejewskiego. kwit No.
1742 $500
Kakowski J0zef. Kwit No. 1743 100
Cd T-wa Konfederat6w Barskich
sr. so1 L. n. p. zioz. przez p.
Wojciecha Cal. Kwit No. 174i $500
Cd T-wa sw. J6zefa gr. 227 T..
7. r. r.. zfozone przez p. NJ.
Lokaja. Kwit No. 1745 1000
Cd Gm. No. 3 z. n. P. ma Tr6j-
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w Toledo. Ohio, zso&one przez

w Toledo. Ohio, zso&one przez
p. ostrowskiego. Kwit No. 1898 1000
Kloc Karol Kwit No. 1895 500
Pan Kalisz Franc. Kwit. No. 1896 500
Pan Schmidt Jan. Kwit No. 1897 1000
Zebrane z bazaru, urzadzonego
przez Stow. Mech. PolsRich w
E. Chicago Ind, Kwit No. 1899 $3.50
Cd czlonkow gr. 1880 2. n. p.
Zlozone przeZ p. Michala Va
trasa. Kwit No. 1900 $500
Pan Zydaszyk FIR. Kwit No. 1901 zoo
Pan Topper MichaL. Kwit No. 1902 500
Zebrane ma clrzcinach Il p. st.
Eozminskiego. Kwit No. 1908 400
T-wa Stanisiawa Le~szczyhskie-
go zioz. przez p. A. Lukasiak.
Kwit No. 1904 1900
Pan Koziol jar. Kwit No. 1905 500
Ma odczycie Komitetu odczyto-
wego i'm. J. Pilsudskiego. Kwit
No. 1905 1900
Cd pana Rogozinskiego / jego
synka. Kwit No. 1907 500
Cd pana L. KIosowskiego. Kwit
No. 1908 3.25
Cd pana Klopski Marcia. Kwit
No. 1909 500
Maciejewskf Antoni. Kwit No.
I'LL 1900
q bazaru, urzadzonego przez Po-
Ionic W Bartlesville. Okla. zto-
zone przez p. Pete Zlotkow-
skiego. Kwit No. 1872 1000
Ma chrzcinach u p. S~karzyhskich
zsozone przez: II. Florak. NJ. 10
~Siara, S. Krakowski, ]. Penczek
J. Stryczek. F. Koziel, F. Flo
rex. s. Skarzeiski, L. Kocafara
p. G6wtka. J. Gurdak, NJ. So
cha, NJ. Poczatek. Kwit No.
1913. Razem 1880
J~ak6bowski Stanislaw. kwit No.
17r5 $50
GizyhSka J6zefa. Kwit No. 1916 800
Izydorczyk Franciszek. Kwit No.
1717 500
Bochniak J6zef. Kwit No. 1719 100
Dybowski J6zef. Kwit No. 1920 500
Czerniak Andrzej. Ewit No. 1871 100
Z kolekty wsrod Polonii Polskiej
W San Francisco. urzadzonej prey
wsp6}udziale Konsulatu Polskie-
skiego W San Francisco. Kwit
No. l7c3 76I.00
Cd T-wa ,.Grajowianie" gr. 1915
z. n. p, z1o5one przez p. Fl.
g6skiego. Xviii No. 1928 1900
Makowski Piotr Kwit No. 1924 1000
Novel Stanisiaw. Kwit No. 1925 500
Cd T-wa ,,Jednosc i Postep" i'm.
Osolihskich, gr. 1870 2. y. P. zio
Zone przez p. r. Adamczyk. Kwtt
No 1926 100
Cd T-wa Krolowej Korony Pol
skiej or. 3I7 Zjedn. Polsk. i.
Laszkiewicz. S. Babiarz. I. Will
ko0ewSki. ]. Placek. kwlt No.
1877. Razezn 5000
Cd T-wa JednosG Polskich Pie
karzy. ma North Side. 1925 Noble
str. gdsie odbyTyaja sic posie-
dzenia ziozone przez p. l..
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cowie w Chic. okreg komisary-
atu zlozone przez p. A Ablamo-
GA. Kwit No. 1876 $500
Cd T-wa Echo W~olnosci' gr.
1851 z. n. p, zloa. przeZ p. st.
Turkowskiego. Kwit No. l747 22.75
Ma chrzcinach IL p. st. Faron.
Kwit No. l749 100
Mroczynski Stanislaw. Kwit No.
1850 500
Ma chrzcinach Il p. st. Milosze-
wskfego "a ~inicyatywa p. W..
Zajac2k owskiego Xviii No. ISL 1000
Dylewsk Stanisiaw. Kwit No.
1852 2l.0O
Cd T-wa Polskich Rekodzielnik6w
gr. 4S1 Z. N. p, zlozone przez p.
J. S~zybowicza. Kwit No. 1853 1000
Choroba Jan. Kwit No. 1855 400
Michalak Wladysiaw. Kwit No.
1876 3.oo
NIGEL Franciszek. Kwit No. 1871 100
ZieIiiski Jan. Kwit No. 1853 leo
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Poroslo Michal. Kwit No. 1850 200
Grupa 101 Zwiazku Polek. Kwit
No. 1861 800
KuliGsla Marya. Kwit No. 1852 200
Razem: s3.I63.10
w Naturze: cd grupy 759 Il. N. p
gTmina Is, zfozone przcz p. Franciszka
Glowa bond ma $1,000.
Zebrana sumo dolar6w: 3.l6S.10. -
Mar. pol. 1,7OS,O74OO. wyslano do Ia
rzadu Gl6wnego Polskiego T-wa Ger
wonego Krzyza W Warszawie. dnia II
Srudnia, 1920 roku No. p. $3.50, CO sta
nowi razem z przeslanymi do dnia %
~listopada, 1920 roku dolar6w: 21,912.3l.
Nix. p. 5.OS7,195.0O razem: $25.075.44 -
Mar. Pol. 6,795, 269.0O.
konsul Generalny,
r.. NOwickl.
Kierownik Wydzialu P~rzekazowego
a. Iiycki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-20

Oh Pana:
Czerwonka wIadyslaw Kwit
No. 1860 200
T-wa Polskiego Czerwonego Xrzy
IA " Fort Wayne. Ind. zlozo-
ne przez D. Y. WI. SzcZukow-
skiego. Kwit No. 1861 2l.0o
. cd T-wa Przemyslowc6w I RE
mieSlntk6w Polsk. or. SCI u.
y. T.. ziozono rrzez p. A. 3.
Zemaltis. Kwit No. 1862 1o.o0\
Od Fill stow. Mechan. Polsk. !
" 80. Bend. Ind. zlozone przez r
p. St. Michalak. Kwit No. 1868 91.f
ui p. Adama Leszczyiskiego
kwit No. 1864 zoo
I'd pana Michata Wujs. Xviii No.
1855 1000
I'd p. Maryi Frauczek. Xviii No.
1855 500
cd p. Gil Katarzyny. Ewit No.
1857 200
"a iva Ksiecia J6zefa Pcnla-
towskIego or. 1884 u. n. T.
ziozona przez p. Kaz. Fuda-
lei. Kwit No. 1858 1918
Oh 2. Debowskiego Ignaeego.
Kwit No. 1869 200
No poswieceniu budyuku p. c.
renskiego. Kwit No. 1870 400
Cd p. Gruszewskiej Joz. Kwit No.
1872 5000
Cd T-wa Kslecia Jareny Wi
snlowieckiego. zlozone przeZ
p. Miohaia KoscieIniak. Xviii.
No. 1873 2o4.o4
Cd LudoweJ Kasy> Chorych zlo-
zone przez p. F. Przybylowics
Xviii No. 1874 1000
Cd pana Brzezickiego Francl- !
szka Kwit No. 1875 zoo
Cd p. Chmura Heleny. Kwit No.
1878 500
Cd STOW. Mech. Polsk. " Am
sterdam, fila No. 2. zfozone
przez D. FIR. Zwolihskiego.
Ewit No. 1873 $500
Cd pana Starzy6sklego Stefana-
Kwit No. 1879 100
Jlszczyk Franciszka. Kwit No.
1880 500
Picherski Stanislaw. Xviii No.
1881 $50
Nempskl Franciszek. Kwit No.
1882 200
Stosisk IAN. Kwit No. 1854 200
Oleksy Jan. Kwit No. 1885 200
w~awrzynIak Ian. Kwit No. 1885 so
J. N. Schmidt. Kwit No. 1888 1000
Cd T-wa orzei Polski. or. 523 z.
n. P. zlozone przez p. S. Ty-
hon. kwit No. 1883 1000
O. T-wa ,.Gwiazda" gr. l27. z.
n. P. ziosone przez p. W}odzi--
mierza Danilewicza. Kwit No.
1890 1900
ZieIen Pawei Kwit No. 1891 100
POtwora Wslenty Kwit No. 1892 200
I'd Fill stow. Mechan. Polsk.
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SPRAW0ZDANIE.
Ksasulatu G~eReralnegO RxeczyposPou
tel PolskIeI w ChIcaEo . Ofiar HiOsonych
u ems cd Q l~lstoPada do o srudnia, 1879
rOkU.
Cd Pana: zmuda Jan ma biedne

Cd Pana Zmuda Jan na biedne
dzie,I 800
Trafas George ma biedne dziecl 1000
T-wa ,.Jednosc' gr. $50 z. ". p.
ziozone przez p. Lackowskiego 1000
Va chrzcinach u p. wsslk z ini-
cyatywy D. W. Chrysttk i L.
Orzog SIV
Cd Jana .Anastazyi Zmijskich
ma glodnych W Polsce 1000
Cd czionk6w / sympatykow ko-
scio}a Narodowego W Lansing.
Mich. zlozone przez p. Sosno-
wskieSo ma najubozsza dziatwe
pOlsk4 1900
Oh y. b. Kostosza ma g~lodnych
w PoIsce 1000
Cd pans Skarbek Adama ma bic
dns dec 500
Felcmom Andrea ma sieroty 900
Zebrane ma obohodzie jubileu-
szowem ~srebrnego wesela p. Sza
f~ranskiego. zlozone przez p. Ma
k~owskieso ma sieroty 100
bonski Tomasz ma sferoty 100
nmuda Jan ma biedne dzieci loo
Korporacya Chicago Dayers Cor
poration. zlozone przez p. Nj
Eon ma biedne dzieci $500
$294.60. Marek 129,62t.0O.
P~rzekazano do Polskieso T-wa
Czerw. Krzyza W Warszawie,
d. 9-XII 1920 T. No. p. $500 ma
biedue dzieci i sieroty W Pol
see $294.6O. - Nix. p. les. $4,000.
Szewczyk Teofil. P~awlikowski Jan
KrBan Michal skolektowane ma
- =. NFo-f.urr ON
Manlowy. o. p. Harklowa, pow.
Nowy Targ Tito
s2ll.7o - Marek 93,1IS.oo.
Przekazano do Zarzadu GIN.
Maniowa o. p.Harklowa, pow.
Nowy Tark Scll.To. Marek p.
aS l4s.oo. - No. p. 549s. D. g
MI 90.
Mojzyszek Jan M plebiscyt Cor
noSlaSki 21.So
T-wa Sw. Izydora oracza gr.
406 q. y. P. zloIone przez pana
Wincentego Noworul ma pie
biscyt $500
Kciuk Stefan ma plebiscyt 200
$3.50. Marek 2I.252.oo.
~Przekazano do Eomitetu plebi-
scytowego " warszawie d. 8
MI - 1920. No. p. 54ss - As.So
Marek p. 21,2S2.O0.
Adamska r. II. ma gEiasdke ola
polskich 5oSnierzy 400
Antonowicz \. IA gwiaZdke dla
zoknierzy 500
$4,000. - Marek I3,SNO.oo. 9
Przskazano do Ministerstwa
wojny d. 9 - Mi - 1920. No.
p. 5I97 s45.oo Marek polskich
1880.
Jak6bowskl Stanisfaw ma sty-
pendya dla siuchaczy poritech-
Mkt Lwowskiej ESQ
Marek 10000.
P~rzekazano do P~oliteohniki
Lwowskiej d. 9-XI1 - 1920
T. No. p. 54s6 $3.50. Nix. 100.
Zebrano ma wtecu p. D. KlusZy6
skiei, urzadzonym starantem X.
o. ", zlozone przez p. Hunkel-
mana dla G{6wnego Komitetu
Ofiar Wojny " Cieszynie 5000
$4,000 - Marek 26.4oo.o0.
P~rzekazano do Banku Rolnicze-
go " Ceszynie d.. 9 - MI -
1920 I. No. 5i95 $4,000. Marek p.
$4,000.
Co razem stanowi t6621o.
Marek 2sI .S24O0.
Wymientone wyzei ofiary z przeka-
zanyHci do dnia S-go listopada s4.sS1.To
Marek .. I.32O,1SS.50. - stanowis razem
s5.643.S0. Marek p. I.611,512.50.
Razem zas z p"rzekazanymi do dnIa
- l~istopada 90 G{6wnego Zarzadu Pol
S'S.ego T-wa Czerwonego Krzyza W
W~arszawie SCI. sl2.34. Marek p. s.
gS1.I95.O0. - stanowi: $27.556.14. Marek
,. 697,7O7.50.
Eonsul Generalny
z. NOwickI.
E.erown.k wydziafu PrZekazowego
Al IiyckI.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-20
KUPNO SPRZEDAZ

MA STANISLAWOWIE. Dom ma 6
rent6w 20 4 pokoje. Gaz W mieszka-
mach. Rentu rocznie $3.50. Cena tyl-
ko $4,000. Poiowe got6wka. Dom
jest blisko Parku. Spieszcie sic, bo
kupcy sic zgiaszaja, kto chce ku-
pic MECH adresuje do Dzienni. Chi
~cagoskiego No. 70. 81
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SPRAwOZDANIE II.

kOnsulatu ~GeneralnegO REecEypospolI-
tel pOIskieJ W Chicago z Offar HlOio-
nych M PolskI CEerTony krzyS IN eIas
I'd - l~istopadn do 16 g~rudniA, 1920 roxy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-20
II. KREUTZER

POTRZEBA wiele dziewczat do restau-
racyi, klubow z %niedZiela Tub bez, take
kucharek ID, dziewczat do pantry
steam table, do zbierania statkow re
sto}0w takze do hOtelow, fabryk. pral-
nj, kobiet ma kr0tkie godziny. Gwaran
tujemy dostarczyc wan dobra / staia
prace. Take m9zczyzn do restauracyi
do pomocy W kuchni i porterow.
929 MILWAUKEE AVE, 2gic pietro.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-20

Wszystkim krewnym i znajo-
mym donosimy te smutna via
domoSc IL najukochanszy MAJ
i ojciec naSZ
S. P.
FrancisZek Ctecht
czionek Tow. O-zel Polski q. y.
P. na?Ge, pozegna4 sic z tym
Iwiatem, dnia 1890 grudnia, /.
1920, W podesziym wieku.
Pogrzeb odbedzie size " Sro-
de, dnia ego grudnia, o 60
dzinie 9tej rano, z domu 5aio-
by pnr. 1923 n. Ashland ave.,
do koSciola $w. Trolley. a STAN.
tad ma cmeatarz Sw. Wojciecha.
Ma ten smutny obrzadek "a
praszamy ~wszystkich krewnych
i znajomych, W ciezkim ialu
pograieni:
Maya Utecht, iona: Berta
PahIke. Helena Bednarczyk, To-
fla Sidrowicz, Katarzyna, Do
rota, Marta, c6rki; Michal, Jan,
Franciszek, Klemens, synowie;
IgnaCy Pahlke, Franciszek Bed
narczyk, Stefan Sidrowicz,
sZTagrowie: Karol Ctecht, brat
Anna, bratowa, wraz z Gala
DINA. 81
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Kalerdarze Cwiazdkowe

L dine ME drogie crcbimy kupcom
ma czas. Codziennie / niedziela otwar
te do 10tej wieczorem. 90S n. Ash
land ave-. xxx
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Wszystkim krewnym i znaJo-
mym donosimy te smutna VIA
domoSG il najIkochansza corka
i siostra n:,Sza
S. P.
Gertrude ChmielcwSka
zasneia w Panu, opatrzona sW.
Sakramentami, dnia 1890 CRU
dnia 1920 roku, O godzinle
7:15 rano, przezywszy lat 10.
Pogrzeb odbedzie SO we VITO
REX, dnia 21go grudnia, O 80
dzinie $50 rano, z domu zaio-
by pnr. 5000 w. 29ta ILL.,, CT
cero, ILL.,, do ko$ciola p. W. Mat
XII Boskiej Czestochowskiej, a
stamtad ma cmentarz Sw. VOL
ciecha.
w smutku pograZen:
Wincenty Characteristic, o.
ciec; Anna ChmiclewSlta, mat
ka; Wclpryan, Micczyslaw. Zyg-
urt / Edward, bracia; Helena
Jadw!Ga, '~siOSt"y; Franchises
PerzyIiski, wut; Elibieta WASH
lewska, ciocia, wraz ku2yny
kuzynki.
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2ARABIAJCIE | PRACUJCIE
PEN,YA | KOMISOWE

ia was wyucze "a sprzedawacza /
piacic wan bede pensye i komisowe
podczas ma Iki, W najwiekszej gaiezi
W tym zakresie tego Interest,". -
Wszystka praca W rciescie. Stara Cd
powiedzialna firma. Tylko mezczyz-
nj, kt6rzy maja ambicye / chcacy SIG
nauczyG, MECH sic zgiosza. Z~oIaczcie
sic re zarzadca. 1929 Milwaukee av.
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DRORNE OGLOSZENIA
VALENTINE

KOIegium DamskieJ krawlecLyLny.
Ucze damskiej krawieczyzny, kroju l
szyCia, klasy dzienne l wieczorne. wy
dale dyplomy. Pozycye ~dostarczam bez-
piatnie ola uzdolnionych. Telcfonuj Tub
pisz. a ia ci powiem co moge ola Gle
bic uczynic. SARA PATEK pryncypaika
24O7 W.. Madison. 1850 n. WellA.
GIGS s. Halated-
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TEATRALNE kostyumy do sprheda-
mia. 1341 n. Ashland ave., 3cie pie
fro.
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POTRZEBA sprzedawaczy do pol
skich i czeskich okolic doswiadczenio
ply papierze do owijania. wyrobio-
ny route, dobra sposobnoSG. S. In
lander and Co., II n. Green ul. 20
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PRACA

POTRZEBA kobiety Tub dziewczy--
ny do bawienia dzieci, cd lei rano
do 5tej wieczorem. 1913 N. western
ave, ma drugiem W lyle. Fl
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MA SPRZEDAZ l6zko. ia Noble ul.
3cie pietro.
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POTRZEBA kucharki / ~siuzacej. -
1857 Exchange ave. ZgIosi6 sic ma
plebanii. xxx
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POTRZEBA dziewczyny do domowej
roboty. Dobra zaplata. 1868 N. Ro-
hey ul. DR.. Kuflewski. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-22
TAKE UP MEXICAN PLAN
TO RETAKE TERRITORY
Senator'S to Hear Judge Walls, Who
Presided at Trial of Sew
eral Raiders.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. January 22--
The Mexican plan of san Diego
which had as its object the recovery
of certain American territory. was
to the forefront today. when the Sem
ate subcommittee here investigating
Mexican affairs resumed its hearings.
Senator A. r. Fall. who had been
in Ell Paso in connection with the
proposed transfer of the hearings to
that city, was back in the chair.
Judge John Wallis. in whose court
were tried several Mexicans who par
ticipated in raids into the United
states under the plan" was to be
called a witness late today.
Americans in the direct or indirect
pay of Carranza are responsible for
reports of improved conditions in
Mexico. Henry Forres yesterday told
the subcommittee.
The fact is said Forres. who
returned Tuesday from Mexico City.
where he unsuccessfully tried to
have Mexicans stopped from drilling
for oil on property he had leased
and registered in June. 1919. "condi-
tons are growing steadily worse
Carranza controls the larger towns,
but not the country
Two American farmers. who were
living in the Rio Grande valley in
1915. testified that raids into the
United States were halted only when
some $4,000 American troops were
brought into the district.