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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-11
RED CROSS TEAMS
BEGIN DRIVE TODAY
Will Comb Every Section OF the
City for Membership
Renewals.

Hundreds Of women who have voiun-
tpsrcd Tor Rod Cross Roll Call service are
enabled among the several score OF teams
that today began AN active canvass for
m,snh.rshlp for 1921. While the list rs
nut comnIetsi. the following represents
the greater pant of the team captains and
some of the workers who are assisting
thun.
TEAM CAPTAINS.
American Legion. John J. Dugan; Atlas
Powder Co. Mrs. W. J. Webster; Anal
gamated Leather Co. J. +. Bishop; St
Andrews Il. T.. Church, Mrs. James
Railey; Asbury NJ H. Church, Mrs.
SIDNEY A. Smith; Benevolent Pioneers,
Theodore Wcth: Brandywine NJ. T..
Church. Mrs. W. Ernest Greenfield;
Country Club. Miss Bertha Il. Long (;
Cashier Committee. Henry IL. Candy;
Cuokmsn NJ T.. Church, Mrs. l.. +.
stewart Cantecn Committee, Mrs
Henderson Weir; slu Pont Powder Co,
". A. Simonton. Il. W. kcithley; Every
Evenine and Evening Journal, Miss Bull
lnck Epworth NJ T., Church, Mrs John
A Booker; First and Central Prcsby-
terian Chunrh, Mrs. James L. Price;
foreign Communities, Miss Helen Hart; |;
Grace NJ T.. Church. Mrs. T.. I. Negen-
dank. Miss Helen McCaulley; Greenhlll
Presbyterian Church, Miss Anne Stirling;
headquarters Committee, Mrs. J. Mon
teith Jackson Harrison Street NJ. r.
Church. Mrs. l., l.. Hcndrxson; Hanover
Presbyterian Church Mrs. Harry Jaml-
son. q. @. Howard Auxiliary, Mrs Con
wei Banton. ilagley Community House,
Miss Clara u Bubh: Hercules Powder
60. Miss Elizabeth W Burn; Emmanuel
- Gnfa -
hurch, Mrs poanna du 7. Bush: Indus
trial Committee, James T.. Stein Jewish
Women Mrs III Hlrsch, Mrs. Schagrln
,Bichor Cholem Society Mrs J. Faber
Temple uf Truth. King Street Canvass
ing Committee. Mrs : II. Smith Kent
tnere Women Club. Miss ESclvn HaveS;
Municipal Building. Mrs +. G. Whiteley;
Motor service Committee. Mrs Ethel b
S,aniar. Morning News. Miss Elizabeth
Bullock Miller Bros Co. Miss Elizabeth
Bullock Market Street Canvassing Com
miitcc. Nrs W. W Coy; Mercantile
Committee. Nir Herbert W Whitaker,
captain. Mrs. W W Coy. Miss Elizabeth
BnNard White. Mrs \ X. Smith.
Orange street canvaSsing committee,
Miss Elizabeth Bavard White; Old Swedes
T. L. Church. Mrs Robert W Tomlin-
s'n, Philadelphia a Reading Railroad,
Miss Elsic Plgh Pennsylvania Railroad.
Mrs Gamble Latrobc. captain. Miss
johnson, chardson Park. Mrs 4 X.
Smith; Sacred Heart r. c. Church. Rev.
Leonard Walter. sunshine Society. Mrs
q Hart Scott NJ f. Church Auxiliary,
Mrs Joseph BARTLETT; ST Elizabeth's
v G. Church, Rcv William Temple:
~hipley Street Contrasting Committee.
Mrs n W Whitaker: ST Paul's NJ +.
Church, Mrs Emily Huntingdon; St. He'd
wigs r. &. Church, Rev. John s. Gulcz;
81 stephens Lutheran Church. Mrs
George II. Huber; Trinity = f. Church.
Mrs l. r Wickersham; Telephone Com
mi,tce, Miss Jane Stirling. Tower Hill
School Committee. Mrs. J p Nields;
Theatres Committee, Mrs Clara l. Kelly;
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-11
CH|LDREN'S BOOK
WEEK OBSERVANCE
Special Plans Made by City Lii
brary to Emphasize Its
Meaning.

Children's Book Week. observed so
successfully throughout the country last
year, will be repeated this year Novem-
Der Is TO 20. It's purpose is TO interest the
public IN children's literature, TO aid
parents and book-buying relatives in
their book selection, and also to help a
little To increase love for books among
boys and girls.
Books more than anything else, add
TO the essentials OF life the power TO
think truly. the power 20 feel deeply and
their neutrality-suspicious. for worthy
action. These powers children gain in
part from the experience OF everyday
living. but since the individual life is so
limited, they gain them completely only
through books
During the week the Wilmington Free
Library viii have an exhibit Of children's
books, which are recommended as suit
able additions TO any ehild's library Some
of these titles are new ones, published
in the past year, while others are old
favorites in new and more attractive
editions.
The books In the following list have re-
Gently been added to the Juvenile De-
partment of the Free Library. A few
ike Burgess Bird Book, by Thornton
Burgess, The Italian Twins, by l.. T.
Perkins, Hero Stories from France, by
Z. NJ. Tappan. and Westward Ho! illus
trated by \. G. Wyeth, the library has
ordered, but as yet not received. The
local book stores, however, have these
books in stock and will be glad to show
them to anyone interested. ''The Raggedy
Man" by Riley, illustrated by Ethel F.
Belts, is included in this list, as it is an
al Il
In public library collection.
The list includes:
Benson, Edward Fredric, David Blaize
and the blue door," Bergengen, Ralph,
"Jane, Joseph and john" their book OF
verses. Bishop, J. b., Theodore Roose-
velt's lett~s to his children" Branch
NJ L. B. "Guld the cavern king" Burgess,
L. W, ''The Burgess Bird book for chill
dren;" Coe, Fannie, Third book of stories
for the story-teller;;" Davies, Mary
Carylyn, "a little freckled person. Hage-
dorm, Hermann. Boys life of Theodore
Roosevelt Haines. ID. H., The dragon
flies" Heyliger, William, High Bentons;"
Kingsley, Charles, Westward Hor' il
Iustrated by n. G. Wyeth; Lamprey, L.,
In the days of the guild;;'" Lindsay,
Maud, Bobby and the big road" Lind
say, Maud. The joyous travellers"
Meiklejohn, Mainline, 'The cart Of many
colors;" Morley, M. w, Donkey John
Of the toy valley Paine, A. b., Boys
life Of Mark Twain" Perkins, l.. +.
italian twins" Phillips, E. C., "Wee
Ann Riley, j. W, The 'Raggedy man"
illustrated by Ethel Franklin Belts; Tap
pan, L. NJ, Hero stories of France"
Fimar, Augiste, ''The Curly y-haired hem"
Wynne, Annette, For days and days.
Zwilgmeyer, d., What happened to
Inger-Johanne," as told by herself.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-11
MANY SHAKE HAND
OF BISHOP COOK
Greet Head Of p. E.. Church in
Delaware and Extend
Welcome.

Bishop Philip Cook. Of the Protestant
Episcopal diocese of Delaware, was
greeted by thousands of men and women
in the ballroom Of the Hotel du Pont last
night at the informal public reception
rendered in his honor. The guests, including
some OF the best known persons in the
state, numbered about 1000. They were
not alone members of thcEpiscopal church
es, but from many other denominations.
Thevisitors came from neighboring towns,
rs well IA from Wilmington
This was the first appearance Of the
Bishop outside of meetings Of those Of
his own denomination. although several
functions in his honor have been given by
Episcopal organizations. The reception
last night was arranged by COMMITTEES
of Episcopal laymen.
The guests shook hands with the Bish-
op, and he returned then greetings with
notable interest and enthusiasm.
Numbered among the people who at
tended the reception were Governor John
@. Townsend, Jr., ex-senator Willard
salisbury and Mrs. Salisbury, General
James II. Wilson, Major G. /. Williams,
of Fort du Pont; Chancellor Charles M.
Curtis, Richard Reese. treasurer of the
Equitable Guarantees and Trust Company:
John Is. Bird, of the Bancroft Company;
John s. Rossell, president of the Security
Trust and Safe Deposit Company; +. Alien
Hilles, of the Hllles & Jones Company,
Rev. +. II. Ford, curator Of st. Andrews
Church; Dr.. Charles l.. Reese, of the du
Pont Company; Leroy Harvey, Judge
William n. Boyce, Warden NJ. 3. Plum
mer, Charles b Palmer, William p. White,
William Stewart Ayars, chief engineer OF
Puscy & Jones Company; Charles +.
Dubell, William X. Fisher, of the Bancroft
Company III. A. CespeTson, freight agent
Of the pennsylvania Railroad: ex-Judge
Ignatius G. Grubb, Colonel George W.
Sparks, and large delegations from the
Masonic lodges, Rotarians and other
organizations.
The reception lasted from 8 o'clock
until about 1890 Refreshments were
served tn the visitors, and there were
musical numbers by the hotel orchestra.
Those who met Bishop Cook last night
were impressed by his denoCratio manner
as we'll as by the magnetic qualities of
his personality. No invitations were issued
20 the reception.
Practically all of the Episcopal clergy
men of Wilmington and vicinity, and
their wives, were in attendance.
Among those prominent IN other
nominations who were present were Re, ..
Carlisle j. Hubbard and Raymond ".
Cooke. pastor and assistant pastor of st.
Pauls NJ. +. Church, and Mrs. Cooke
They came down after the prayermeeting
at their church and gave most cordial
greeting To Bishop and Mrs. Cook,
which was thoroughly appreciated
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-11
The Difference.

Many persons now living recall that in
1871 there was no mercy shown to France
by Germany, nor any whining on the part
of France.-Springheld Union.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-11

Theatres Committee tNcgroN, Mrs. Con-
well Banton; Union NJ. Il, Church. Miss
+. b. Johnson; ursuline Unit, Mrs,
Florence Kirby; Water Department,
Mrs f. G. Whitelcy; Women's College
Committee, Miss Mabel Smith; Will
mington Lodge, j Harry Gordon; West
minister Presbyterian Church. Miss Evelyn
Barr; West Presbyterian Church, Mrs
John Il. Hudson.
RURAL HUNDREDS.
Brandywine hundred Charles b. Pal
mer, Edge Moor; Christiana hundred,
Miss Ella b. Johnson. Newport; Mill
Creek hundred, Joseph Mitchell, Jr.,
Newark: White Clay Creek hundred,
Eben b. Frazer, Newark; New Castle
hundred, Mrs. Alexander T.. Goods, New
Castle; Pencader hundred, Mrs. Walter
A, Layfeld, Cooch's Bridge; Red Lion
hundred, Mrs. T. B Heisel, Delaware
City; St Georges hundred. A. r. Corbit.
Odessa; Appoquinimink hundred, l.. l..
Maloney, Townsend: Blackbird hundred,
Mrs. James A. Buckson, Blackbird
BOOTHS.
Equitable Trust Booth. canteen COM
mittee, Mrs. Henderson Weir.
Hotel du Pont, Junior League during
dav, Mrs Willard Hall Porter. Mrs.
Ernest T.. Taite, Mrs. Julia II. Ashbrook.
Mrs Anne ID. Levin
Majestic Theatre. Mrs FL Hirsch, cap
tain, Mrs Ralph Saltzman.
Postoffice booth Mrs. j. n. Harman,
captain.
Security Trust and Safe Deposit Co,
Mrs +. T. Negendank, Miss Helen Nc
Caulley.
Wilmington Trust Co. Mrs. John w
Reynolds
Central National Bank Booth, Fifth
and Market, Mrs. Browning f. Marean.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-11
WiIminrtonians in New York.

The following Wilminetonians have
been visiting ir New York: Ed j. Thorn
as, Edith Hubbard, William Stanisr
Mrs. George II. Simon, II. Sticham, L.
A. Doyle, w. S. BerRland, G. II. Nollau,
A.. Crozier, r. w. Phillips, Clare nee +,
Brown and wife, Aldo J.. Armstrong, Jessie
Logic, T.. A. McGarvey, M. NJ. Shepard,
j. j Mossman, j. p jack, Charles W
Hymer. e. G. Ferriday, J. G. Allen, II j.
Taggart, II NJ. Stedham, j, A. Byram,
Wilmer Steadley, Charles d. Steadley,
Lewis $. Utley, G. b. Hadisty, j.. T. @.
Keen, V. c, Decke r, w II. Farmer, d,
+. Schultz. c. p Millard, + A. Walters
w A. Holt, T. A. Dorgan and wife, J. M
Kerr and wife, II. ID. Kavansugh, r
Claret, j. G. Emherdt, A. X. Mulkins-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-11

Worlds Fair Odd Fellows Hall To-
night. Doors open p, IN. Admission
free ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-11

vety skin Is a sure stepping stone to sue
cess. UDsightly faces filled with pimples,
disco)orations, blaekheads, etc. are out
of tuue They are discord and are moth
irg but unhealthy faces due to blood
impurities. Cicanse the blood with Stu
arts Calcium Waters and the facial
blemishes disappear.
Stuart's Calcium Waters show their
influence in the skin where they improve
and clear the blood.And you'll never have
a good complexion until the blood is i'm
proved.
No matter how bad your complexion
Is, Stuart's Calcium Waters will work
wonder with it. YouScan get theselittle
wonder waters at your druggists for,
90 cents a'packagc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-11
IN MEMORIUM.

In sad and loving remembrance of -oi1r
dear one Harry McCrea Jones who met hIs
death IN the parade the day the a-mistjce
sss signed, Nov. II 1918.
Gone but not forgotten.
The Family
In loving memory of William p Young
who departed this lie November IL 1910
Peaceful by the rest. dear William
IL is sweet to breathe the name
In life we loved you dearly
In death we are still the same
one sad year fun Of changes
since death strangely made US part
We cam take thee from our memories
Nor Thy image from our heart
Mother. wife and children
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-11
STUFFED UP HEAD

TIKI THIS Dissolve teaspoonfui each
Of Brazilian Balm and salt incup of warm
water; snuff some of this up nose night
and morning, or when needed. Few
doses Balm internally will help. Often
acts as cold preventive.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-11

Our collection OF players. upright and
grand pianos embraces carefully selected
makes, each recognized as a leader in its
class fos price. value and quality. hal.
lett & Davis, kurtznsn. Steinsay, hrAHieh
& Bach, Conway Gul5ransen. nationally
advertised and nationally priced and many
others. All the latest and most popular
music rolls in stock.
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RaRGO Territorial y AgTiCOIa de P. R.


caducadas aegO al arcuo is los Estatuos yei-
ocho aecones de Ia segunda See de- cuyos
resguarps Sc sxpderon con los nGmeros y 6
45 60 g. o9 no. ia 17o 224 ppr no haer satsecho
o dvendos pasyos acuerdo del cOnsO de Administrator
anuna IA subasta de las reedas accones que tendran
g da Dc octabrs de 1920 desds las 1oa las II de Ia
aRans potario pbco salon de actos del edcio de
IA sociedad calls de Teiuan NO. IS.
No - adnurAn pFoposcoDes cqbran contado e
poo de vsnedo hasa por acci6n sean ochenta
dollars pcr cada una adudcandose otadad por Totes
os que Uelores oertas hagan e acto de la
Sc eKpedrAn los adudIeataos de las acciones
ds os eouepppndentes ssguardos de las quedando
vaor apo los de las caducadas dehos podra
beraras sin embargo hasta e da antes de la
dos Dc "a tads. pagandO Gaia del Banco mpore
dydendos gasos presenando Secretaria
gados para anctar paeo eos accones be-
Fen q ese rodp, seran excludas de IA subasta., sl
San Juan. P. r., ~ de sephsmbre de 1920
El Secretaro
p RocAFoRT
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INFORMACIONES
DEL DEPARTANEN-
TO DE AGRICULTURAL
lCOntinuaci6n de la "a. paglnal

tContinuacion de la IA. pagina)
cuando Sc use naiz, debe recolectarse
en- Ell tempo que este este en- su verda-
dero estado de madurez Ell malojo Y
otros materiaies pueden usarse en- 81 81
10 sin picarse. pero 81 Sc plea, ell silaje
sera tneior porQue puede ser bien en-
pacado y asi el aire no entra tan facil-
mente. eil 49,
En- conclusion, he de decir que con
un silo Sc puede tener nm riiinefo mayor
de. vacas EN- un area de terreno.
= si Sc 'nsa maiz habra una gran econo-
mia de, foraje 10 que co1lstituye como
una, tercera parte del valor del mafz
La influenza Gel silaje en- La diges-
tion y salud general de los animales es
altan.snte benefciosa. Las vacas aIimen-
tadas con ensilaie mantienen el maxi
mum de su production de lecne,
Usando rabos de caflas, un magnifico
ensiIaje podria obtenerse, los cuales ra-
bos generalmente Sc dejan perder en-
.nusstras fncas yss.. 4 sssss b
FL resultado obtentdo de este siIo es
altamente satisfactorio es nuestra
intencion9 construif otre para tener STEM
pre- sufciente alimento con que alimen-
tar nuestro ganado. 49, s tA
Ell mayor gasto que tuvimos en- la cons
trucci6n de nuestro siIo, fre en- sus for
maletas, pero las conservaros para uti-
lizarlas en- la construction del segundo.
~ Arthur j. HARVEY.
San Juan.
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Los ExperimenfOs Son PeligrOsOs

Los ExperimenfOS Son PeligrOSOS
En- ninguna casa de sfamilia donde
haya ninos pequefos debe faltsr uh
fraseo del Vermifugo "T1RO SEGU-
'R0p, del DR.. H. +. Peery. Guam el
nifio muestra sfntemas de- lombrices
0 solitaria debe Embellishments adj
ministrarse una sola dosis del. "TI-
RO SEGURO';, porque auRuue la
medicina sea tomada por una perso-
ma que no padezca de lonlbrices So
htaria. no le hara dafio alguno, pues
que la medicina producira IN movi-
miento fecal saludable v restablecerA
Ia actividad normal de las funciones
digestivas.
xPor que hacer experimentos con
esos llamados Vermifugos, compues-
tos con drogas venenosas e irritanr
tes, cuando puede I'd comprar un
frasco del TRIO SECURE, del DR..
H. F. Peery, el unico legitimo? Una
s6la d6sis es sufciente en- la mayoria
de los casos para eliminar las lombri-
ces o Ia solitaria, sin necesidad de
pociones adicionales, " sin tenor de
causar Ell menor dafio. w -'s
Cuando conpre el Vermifugo IT,
RO SEGURQ". del DIR. H, F, sPeery,
insista en- que ell boticario le de ,el
1nico legitimo fabricado por Wrights s
Indian Vegetable Pill Co., de 372
Pearl St., New York, N. Y. No hay
necesidad de otros purgantes para
completar su accion. Advt:
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No ha habidO tai
paCtO en- Ponce

~ - P"o ~
lpero nunca una persona varias podran
Iimponerse. En- nuestro Partido no Sc
ftoleran las imposiciones y esa es la ra-
z6n por Ia cua1 Santiago Iglesias per
manece callado, no obstante la opinion
privadisima que el pueda tener, cue
me atreveria afrlrar qoe es La misIna
que sostenemos todos los socialistas com
IpIetos y que es La misma que marca la
Constitution del Partido.''
fS-Y, Gqte Partido cree usted que ga
fnara0 en- Ponce?-le preguntamos
-4Lo ignoro,- contest6-, pcrque ell
Islectorsdo de Ponce rschaza la idea de
una fusion, Y, ademas, nuestros directo-
res no han inscrito en- la secrstaria Eje
cutiva los candidates sociaIstas por pc
tici6n de la municipalidad de Ponce, 10
que dara lugar que los agitadores La
Eguer v Alfonso hagan politica republica-
ma predicandoles los electores que vo
ten con los repubhcanos en- Ell ticket
del partido Popular (de creaci6n repu-
bieana) y tambien dara lugar que los
socialistas anti-pactistas votemos sola-
mente nuestro '4ticket'' en- blanco para
la Inunicipalidad y solamente nuestros
votos sean contados para los candida
tos insulares, como Senador at large'' !,
comisionado Washington, etc.''
10y ell Distrito de Ponce, 5quien 10 ga
nara?
-Tambien es dudoso. Sc discutira en-
ire repubiicanos unionistas En- las
pasadas elecciones los republicanos ga
naron Ell distrito senatorial de Ponce por
n:enos de tres mil votos de mayoria So
bre la Union; pero en- estas elecciones,
ellos saben que militan en- las flas so.
cialistas mas de tres mil electores que
eran republicanos en- La pasada. election,
en- Ia cindad de Ponce solamente. Ade-
mas, Juana Diaz y Santa Isabel expe-
rimentan grandes bajas republicans con
motive del avance del socialismo Con
81 crecimiento de nuestra campafa, los
I
pero no Sc pueden comparar con las ba-
jas republicanas La esperanza de los
republicanos en- 81 distriso, es la alianza
con los jefes socialistss para recuperar
los votos que perdieron con el socialis-
mo; pero no 10 conseguirdn, porque Ell
electorado socialista es completamente
anti-republicano y anti-unionista. La ig
norancia de algunos electores les hara
Greer que el pacto con los rspublicanos
es bueno y conveniente, pero la mayor
parte, vernos claramente que ell pacto
es una celada republican, para asegu-
rar su distrito senatorial, que estan a
punto de perder.
-jDe manera que usted Sc opondra
abiertamente al pacto de Ponce?
DE cualquier manera y oponiendome
.sostendre ALI nuestros principios y nues
ira Constitution, cue signifcan mas pa
ra nosotros y para nuestra eausa que
los puestos piblicos que ofrecen los re-
publicanos a varios de nuestros agitado-
res para que sostengan 10 contrario.
Esta es, en- sfntesis, La information
que pudimos obtener con respecto es-
ia question, pues era de su dominic pri-
vado Ell motive que 10 trajo hasta es-
ia ciudad. Esperamos grandes accnteci-
mientos en- la politica de Ponce, opor
tunamente los daremos conocer me-
dida que nos informemos
Jose cANTELLoPs
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PURIFIoUE

listed puede purifcar su sangre, devoi.
YER salud vigor su sisterla, elirninaf la
debilidad nerviosa, fortalecer sus organos
digestivos. regularizar sus riiiones el hi
gado 81 toma el Elixiy. de LeoH1rdi para
Ia SGngye Fl mejor especifco conocido
para lirnpiar el euerpo humane de materias
venenosas y poner en- sus veras sangre ro-
ia y sana Este remedio aumenta la ac-
cion de todos los organos, dando al cults
un color saludabIe. alivia el cansancio fish
co y mental causado por ei trabajo y
decaimiento pone
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-29

sistema en- perfeeto estado Es igualmente
efectwo para aliviar las afecciones reun,a-
ticas de las coyunturas musculos. Miles
de persohas que han encontrado satisfac-
cion en- el EHrir dc Leonardo para Ia
SGNore 10 recomiendan como un remedio
efcaz en- casos de Stills. ulceras. escrofu-
las, anemia, tumores y todas las enferne-
dales que provienen de la sangre. Compre
embellishments de su droguista una bote-
LA de Ehrir de Leonard para Ia
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NO HUBo SESSION

Aver no hubo session en- ell Tribunal
de Distrito, seecion segunda, por no
haber ningdn case seialado.
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sANcRE

y pruebe este gran remedio que ie devcl-
vera el placer de vivir De venra en- todas
las droguerias
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-24

sic ME zastanawiali, radzimy jak
najrychlej to uczynic - caSy
plan bowiem jest tax dobrzc o.
pracowany, re straty zadnej nj
komu ME przyniesie, a okazya
jest nadzwyczajna.
P~odajemy jake przykiad Jedna
aplikacye, kt6ra przyssana byia
do biura Housing ASSN:
cd lat IS pracuje jake zwrot-
niczy (,.switchman") ola kolei
Illinois Central, a zarablam
Cd Sis do SI25 miesiecznie. -
Wynajmuje Z rodzina try poke
ie. "a kt6re place SCI mieslecz-
RE, a cd pazdziernika ma bye
c7vnsz podwyzszony do So. -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-24
z HELENOWA.

Wczoraj W kosciele p. W. sw. Heleny'
PREY kt6rym prOboszczem jest X. P0tr
H .Pyterek, o1by4 sic dor0czny odpust
Y okazyl ~uroczystoSci Patronk, parafii
w p~rzededniu odpustu przypadajacej.
N~abozenstwta odbywaiy sic W nastepu-
jqcym ~porzadku; Sumo o godzinte 1870
celebrowal X. F~erdynand Sdeszka pro-
boszcz z Waciawowa W asyscie y. BO-
nifacego Iwaszewskiego @. 8. @. jake
dyahona i y. Tomasza Smyka jake sub
dyakona. Kazanie wygiosii X DR.. A
leksy G6rski. Pop0udniu o godzinie
80 odbyfo sic n~aboAehstwo majowe,
kt0re odprawil Y. TOmaSz Smyk. VIE
czorem o godzinie 7:SG odbyiy sic IL
roczyste nieszpory, kt6re celebrowai X.
StaniSlaw Gadacz @. r. w asyScie Y.
Franciszla Tyrchy jake dyakona 1 X.
Jana Petersona jake subdyakona. IA
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llfiSki. OprGz wyzej wyunieniOmych
nadto przybyQi do pomOcy duSzpastcr-
sSiej nastepujacy kaplani: y. Pralat
Stanis1aw Nawrocki, Y. Kazimierz Sztu
czko Z. s. G., y. Jan Sobieszczyk c. r.,
y. Jan ZwierZchOwski, X. Franciszek
JagTelSki, y. Franciszek Wojciechow-
skl' y. Jan GrembOwlcz, X. Ignacy Ma
/ y. JakGb Szprenyl. Ottarz
przybrany byi w aywe kwlaty / rzesi-
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L. Alderman Adamowski, pre-

wodniczqcy komitctu drozyznia-
rcgo, wyrazii sic onegdaj, re W
mieScie znajduja sic ogromne "a
pasy cukru, kt6rc spekulanci ma
gromadzili, a kt0rych wypuscic
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kronIka MiejscOWa.
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paP'ywu aplikacyi liczba dom6w
ProJektowanych podniesiona 20
staia do s,00), kt6re bedq po-
s'a~lone ma obszarze jednej mi5
Ii kwadratowej.
Komitet dobrobytu Z Iona tel
organizacyi robatruje obecnie
"szystkie aplikacye nadeslane. a
W przySzs2 niedziele odbedzie
S'e wybor domow' przez tych,
ksorych aplikacye przyjete TO-
staly.
Czytelnikom naszego Pisma,
story dotychczas mad planem
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re PREY s%cislej rewizyi "a
pasy te wykrytby MONA, lecz ak
eva TAXA m~usialaby uzyakac po-
parcic calcgo miasta.