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New-York tribune., 1920-01-13
Havana Entries

First race Claiming: three -yenr-olds
five and one-haif furlongsl Ivy
Hocktrse, i02; Punctual, i0bi Cuba, ioo
Hush. t05; Little One. 105. He's Bear
i07. Colonel Lillard. 10. Inctnerator. liz.
Second race tciairning three -year-oids
and upward; nix fnriongs) ~ Burlingamc
Iol; Hope. 1o4 sophie K. io4 Magic Mir-
ror, I04 Encore. lo6. W. Ward. loe; Ac-
cianntior, III.
Third race Claiming: three year 'olda
and upward; six furionga1-'CounI borls'
i0g. .I.tttie Nephew. 100; May Mauisby.
1877 sEd Garrison. 100; ~AasiEn. los hsicn
Atkins, It2: AartyIou. Il2. Golden
Chances. ia
Fourth race Claiming: four~year- Odds
ard upward. one mills and hfty yardr1-
sAnxiety, ioI; Ironboy l0l. Haymon lol ,
Tlash or steel, 1905; Perssus 1906 Fairly.
f6B. Al HudHon. f0o.
Fifth race Claiming four r-year-oids and
upward. one mile and nfty yarda).-~ FIX :
snptsd. io2 .srerr,bie Miss, o. 's,one.
I02, Lady Lnngdon. io7. Rameau. li2 !.
Ralph H.. ia. White Grown. ia
sixth race fc!aiminR; four-year-oldr and
upward ono mile and nifty yardal 49, As-
unption. t04: 'soiid Rack. loe; 'candie-
iisft. io7; zodiac. iss. 'Jsshson. 100;
siivsr Sandals. III; Hahas of. IA.
sApprsnttre allowances OF hve pounds
SIaifnsd.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-13
Giants Secretary Buys
Into Milwaukee Club

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. 12.-The
Milwaukee American Association base
ball club to-day was sold by Clarence
Rowland and Hugh Brennan to a local
syndicate at figure said to approx
mate 100000. William N. Park. for
merry Milwaukee newspaper pub
Usher, is said to be among those ac-
qulring the property
Besides Park, those interested in the
purchase OF the Milwaukee club are
New York Giants; Otto Borchert. head
Of a local boxing club; W. F. Kinseua.
local business man, and q number of
other well known Milwaukeeans. O 'Brien
VIII retain his position with the New
York Giants, but probably will be
elected vice president of the Milwau-
kee club, with Borchert as president.
Rowland, retiring head Of the club
has no plans for the immediate future,
he said
New-York tribune., 1920-01-13
Dempsey-Carpentier Bout Not
Likely To Be Held i'm States

of holding the fight at Tia Juana,"
said Kearns tonight. Until l went
to San Diego last week thought there
was possibility of holding the bout
there, but after going over the ground
personally | came to the conclusion
that Lower California is not the proper
site.
Jim Coffroth told me that he had
never stated definitely that he planned
to stage the fight at Tia Juana. His
chief aim is to be the promoter.
whether in Mexico, the United States,
England or France. 1t seems to me
that all this Tia Juana talk mas been
to boost another enterprise promoted
by Cofroth and operating there.
''As far as can see now there doesn't
appear to be much chance of holding
The fight in the United States at all
from the present outlook, Lon
don or Paris will land it. In the mean
time neither Dempsey nor myself is
worrying"
New-York tribune., 1920-01-13
Pair of Whitney
Entries in Front
At New Orleans

Special Correspondence
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. l2-Harrv
Payne Whitney's colors were carried
to victory to-day at the Fair Grounds
by two of his three entries. His three
year-old brown colt Damask, by All
Gold out Of Crinolini, captured the
honors in the Morello Handicap over
the mile route He defeated, among
others, Bone Dry and Smpleton. at
the good odds of to 5.
In the year-old maiden race. the
opening event Whitney's Loyal Sweeper
swept all before him at 8 to 5. He is p
chestnut colt by Peter Pan out Of
Loyal. The real disappointment came
IN the fifth event, when Whitnev's
Sticking, hot favorite, finished third
to Cerlnus and Jitfy. Coltietti rode
Sucking. Z. Ambrose rode the two
winners for the Whitney stable
Hadrian was well played in the sec
ond race, and his odds dropped from
8 to l to s to 5. E -rotter, owner Of
A. N. Akin. finally found a soft spot
for his eight-year- bay gelding in
the third race. Akin showed the way
to Douglas S. and Cobalt Lass. the lat
ter d prohibitive favcrite Lazy Lou
beat Tantalus. the choice, in the sixth.
The results:
First race Cwo-year-o maiden colts
ana geidings' purse $500; three furlongsl---
Loyal sweeper, lis fAmhrose), TO ). T
tsmpson). to s. TO o ana to 1. sec
ond Joe Maneinni. is (suxton). to 2
Runnimc. Get En-. Runquoi ana Plus
Ultra also ran.
Second race Nour .year-olds and up
ward claiming purse $500. six furlongs) =
\ IN fN a arrI
l to 3, won. Pilsen, us (Walis), IL u s
even and to 2, second: Kuklux. 10s (Col-
Time. lis is. Al pierce ~ Ptnard % PInce sIiiln
Douglass Prophecy, Phrone Ward and
Heitna also ran.
IT., Third race (four. .year-olds and upward
A. n. Akin, liz CNrlis). to 2. 70 .
4nd an out won; peuglass s. 10 (Wida}},,
Lass. 1o6 WoltilettD, TO > and out third.
Time. 1916 20. Pigeon and Jago also ran.
Fourth race (Morello Handicap; three
Danlasl, lis (Auabrose) 70 g. / to and
out. Won; Bono Dry. 1903 CBoyle). 10 to l.
to J ana to ., second simpleton. 115
third time Ia 10 St g Gernain. alin Antici
pate and lie Bleuet also
Firth race tfour-year and upward
Cerinus. 106 (J. Howard). to l, to
and 3 TO . won Jiffy, los Nunsford),
to to and / to 2 second; Sticking
third. Time, 1850. Jim Hefferlng and
fodder also ran
sixth race Cour- year-olas and upward.
clalnling purse ss0o one mile and six
teentn)-Lazy Lou. 90 (Wida). 8 to =
10 , and to ., won. Tantalus. 106 (Dono-
hue. . to 8, 10 5 and TO :. second:
II. c. Basch 107 (Fierce). to /. . to
and 10 s. thire4 Time. 1.52 rs. Grey
Eagle, James and Dioscoride also ran.
Seventh race Cour~year -oids and up
ward. claiming: purse s700; one mile ana
a sixteenth l-Poilu, l02 (CarrolD, : to ?
20 and to :, won; Goldcrest Boy, 10
(Walls). to ., 80 and to D. second
Parrish. 10 (Mooney). 10 to l, to / and
? 10 l. third. Time l.5G. Aztec. Capital
City, Don Dodge, Mlddllng Miss and Mabel
Trask also
New-York tribune., 1920-01-13
Break i'm Ranks
OF Harness Men
Caused by Rule
New Governing BodyFormed
by Breeders Who Object to
'Unshackling' Regulation

KACuSE. Jan. ia new govern
ing body to formulate rules for trot-
0iAg was organized here this after
moon When a committee of six repre-
ssen1lng the American Association Of
aroctlng Horse Breeders voted to break
rom the American Trotting Associa-
1.on and the National Trotting Associ-
Ion "hlch nave controlled the light
harness. sport in this country.
David N. Look, of New York. was
suggested for president and an invita-
tlon to horsemen to join the new as
soclatlon was issued tonight. An open
meeting, at which organization will be
Undertaken, will be held tomorrow.
Inc breeders, who have been in ses-
sion here since Saturday night. have
been meeting aside from the Grand
Circuit stewards, who convened to-day.
ne members OF the committee are
Joseph j. Mooney, of Toledo, chairman:
IoTmer Governor Horace White, of
syracuse: A. II. Cosden, of New York;
Charles w. Leonard, of Boston; Ed
ward A. Upton, of Lexington. Kv
and David NJ. Look, of New York.
The rules and schedule comnit+ees
OF the grand circuit stewards met this
afternoon but took no definite action
on 1920 program.
The stewards meet in a bodv to-
morrow for the first time this year.
The matters before them for considera-
tlon beside dates for the ensuing year
and the drafting of rules, is the new
organization which asks the support
of big line tracks and consideration
OF the time allowance or "unshackling'
rule which was directly responsible
for the split in the turf factions.
The 'unshackling" rule, as adopted
by the national association and sched-
uled to be effective on all Eastern
tracks next summer, provides that a
horse which has not eQualled or ex-
celled its record in two years NAV
start in the future in the 2:12 class
on mile tracks, and the 2:16 on half
mile tricks
New-York tribune., 1920-01-13
Kearns Admits Coffroth's
Bid for Battle at Tia
Juapa Was Not Bona Eide

Il appears more and more certain,
with each passing day, that the worlds
heavyweight championship battle be-
tween Jack Dempsey and Georges Car
pentler will have to be staged in Eu-
rope, if anywhere.
Jack kearns. the voluble manager Of
dempsey, admitted as much in Cali
fornia yesterday. He even went so far
az to insinuate that all the Tia Juana
EatH was press agent boosting for an
nl5ogetngr ~r;og different sporting enter
"og'd probably land the bout.
cnarses b. Cochran. the English
%heatrical promoter, who claims to hold
an lronelad contract with Carpenter,
nad further documentary evidence yes
terday TO back this contention. He
showed a cable from Victor Breyer,
one OF ms European agents, in which
Descnamps, the manager Of Carpen-
tier, sent assurances that he intended
o abiec BY contract entirely at Coch-
rams disposition and that moreover he
fDcschamps' had received no serious
cIer from any other promoter to date
From this IL would appear that most
Of the alleged money-mad talk of
American promoters may have been
simply airly persihage.
In signed statement yesterday
Cochran declared 1t was not at all
likely that the fight would be staged
in New jersey.
at is true" he stated, that | have
been approached by an American pro-
znoter Ia JOIN him in bringing the bout
Of on Labor Day in that state While
giving II confederation, do not believe
hat it viii draw nearly az much money
in New Jersey. where the bout must
be limited 10 eight rounds. as in Lon
don, where the men can box twenty
rounds.
II should be prepared 10 give Demp-
sey more to box in England twenty
rounds than eight rounds in New JeEr
sey."
LOS ANGELES. Jan. l2.-~~Jack Ksnrns,
manager for Jack Dempsey, sees little
chance for holding the Uempsey~Car-
pentser fight at Tia JuanA, Mexico. He
beiieyes II must 10 abroad,
Il can't sse chance In the world
New-York tribune., 1920-01-13
Colgate and Cornell
On Rochester Schedule

ROCHESTER, N. Y, Jan. 12.-Col-
gate, Cornell Lehigh and Wesleyan
have places on the 1920 University Of
Rochester football schedule, as ar
ranged by DR. Edwin Fauver, physical
director, and approved by the univer-
sity council tonight. Donald H. Har-
ris, fullback, who made good showing
for the Yellow in the Princeton and
Colgate games last season, has been
elected captain Of the eleven.
The schedule with one date untitled,
follows:
October 2. Cornell. at ithaca. .. St Law
renee 10. Ienigh. at Bthlehem; g. Buf
falo, 80, Wesleyan.
November 6. Coirate: 13. Hamilton, al
Clinton. 20. open; %, Hobart.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-13
Fulton Outponts Moran i'm EighRound Bout in Newark
Frenchn1an Beats
Railroad Time
In 8-Nile Rim

pARIS, Jan. PA French dis
tance runner, named Guillemot
yesterday ran eight miles in tba
fast time of 80 minutes 294z sec-
onds, which is record for Franco
The course was laid out from ver-
sailles Common to Precatalan, in
the Bols de BouIogne, and Guille-
mot ran the distance in better time
than the railroad trains average be-
tween Paris and Versailles
Guillemot is at the Joinvil,e
School, training for the 10000
meters race in the Antwerp OIymn;c
games.
The eight-mile worlds running
record is held by Alfred Shruhh
who made it in England in Novem-
Der, 1904. Shrubb's time was 4n
minutes l6 seconds. This time was
made In ten-mile run by Shrubb,
who lowered all records from six
miles to ten miles, finishing the run
In 30 minutes 40 3-5 seconds.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-13
ysi~ Fms Boxing Team

HEW HAVES, Conn. Jan l2.-Yalc's
H-s- 5ox ~ ciab svas forcaed tonight
s"sn near a handrcd e-graduates
rsge~.ed at the "y" Club for ciassi Gca-
20 r. TIE vArious classes Eddie Egan,
e. wea elected manager and captain,
@19 1osey King, coach. II was voted
- . sola the proposed Intercollegiate
= = 1rzsoriatieu this year. but Harvard and
ff.hsston wiii be challenged for dual
Hs.'~toHenasnerts. An elimination tourn-
azaeas viii be begun iinmedias sely.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-13
llltra-College Athletics
Only y for Lafayette Men

EAsTON, Pa Jan. 12.-Lafayette
College students no longer will be per-
mitted to play on other than college
athletic teams unless special permis-
sion IS first granted by the faculty ath-
letic committee. This rule was passed
at meeting of the faculty athletic
committee held here day and be-
comes effective at once.
Failure to obtain permission before
playing with outside organizations will
cause an athlete to be suspended and
declared inelegible.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-13
TIGERS Enter Local Meet

Five Princeton University athletes
will compete in the American Legion
games at the 23d Regiment Armory on
January "a. The team is made up of
Carl Erdman, George Trowbridge and
William Massey, all hurdlers of high
caliber, and Washington I. Adams and
j. b. Penfeld, both Of whom will start
in middle distance races.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-13
Rickey Will Resign as
President Of Cardinals

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 12-samuel Brea-
dom, an automobile dealer of this city
will, in all probability, be the nex-
president of the St. Louis Nationat
League Baseball Club, according to ar
announcement made to-day by Presi-
dent Manager Branch Hickey.
Hickey announced this afternoon
that he would resign as president to.
morrow, when he signs as manager for
the coming season, and at that time he
would recommend that Breadom be
chosen president
The majority of the board Of direct
ors have previously stated that they
would vote for Rickey's choice for
president
New-York tribune., 1920-01-13
seven C,ssr,es for Vermont

III ELLINGTON. VT, Jan. 12.--Brown,
syr9cose and Tufts are the most for
H5iaa3se opponents on the University
Sf Vermont football schedule for next
sess sesa. which was announced tonight.
~ s~h~dn e follows:
rsytfSssseT u. ooen. <3cseber 2 syvacDss
=. - -sl-sases fletoDer .. Tufts. October 1s.
80 = s1Gpsfsifs Collage al Durham Oe-
sSp~S ~ Sssss@c assss Agricultural a Got-
sSrs CeGsDer 49, Efown ~ Providence
ss@Fenab-y q Norwich November II. MID
a1ee2ry al Mse9le11ry
New-York tribune., 1920-01-13
Izzy Attends a Function
Hosts Fail to Hint That He Is Not Wanted
BY w. o. Mcclellan

eo Izzy rather feeby walked into +b -
was trimmed with deep purple
Its said 81 amt been fighting am not sucb f
been enjoying myself the photografers dinner which
at keansten Choppng House. That's another because was nor
of the place all fell downstairs of them
when was nuha al 4
window / ~
"No, wouldn't down couldn't a
put Such oafers put me ont of ~ ~
If they said get out instead thew wow
behind with
like chntman, Get out wouldn't such words 80 +h
told
ler Hoodoon, he always breakr -
Well that's nothing.
what brains. Andt thasu
from the house to
Could Hoodon pick eighteen
and right back to the dining room? He couldn't I'll saw 50
that I went In tho aro
would him for liable which could plenty LAWYERS who
would handle the case and they wouldn't charge account
we'll feeling good
New-York tribune., 1920-01-13
Aggies Open With Victory

The New York Aggiss basketball
.sam oDened stx reason last night
" defeating the st. Francis College
fse as Farmingdaie, 10 10 i3 Nichols
starred, scoring zS Of his teams 80
Esints.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-13
Disease Not Good for the Health

the dinner Iardneck
Night Post writer helping
himself that got swell tenorng voice which
theayer Then
called Decatessen No. didn't nothing the hip
maybe bottle with three account
night and don't that should
bad disease and it amt good for
dinner fashionable
little cold
cool And know that fashionable on account am
always mixed lot OF hghoned
business of couldn't like
20 the
when got to the place making
and he making help on account
better brains than anybody
got right up and started to make good speech
Chentlemen said Just then somebody chicken and
feler
hair which my little bit sore
but didn't attention unless they toe
Chentlemen got fourteen pointers
so thought that would pointers myself because
all zzy Kaplan best
Of Photographers knock the rest
Of everybody got make living Of
this
"A couple Of felers pushed down into the chair
holered
under the other of the table the
noodle hat which cheneman was there all
New-York tribune., 1920-01-13
ThrOscrl Out of Better Places

'Chenlemen said 1zzy S in the ring. I
wasn't fault hghtoned
hat Then somebody said Put him
right
Of Of the SWEETEST places they
There ought to be the
House. because have LOT of all
Also, elevator shaft
because when hit the bottom of
there nothing
the fall Some Of the cash
when they being put
when back eight times they
starting
Martin Greenstein and he zzy
felers there
they % Martin I
brains catch idea they would only
hat they
that didn't back If they had only
when they
cut"
New-York tribune., 1920-01-13
fackaor T)efeats Hartley

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 12.-Willie
Jack-on. of New York City defeated
Pete Hartley in a six-round bout at
the Olympia A. A. here Tonight Jack
son had the better Of each of the six
rounds.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-13
Yale Elects New York Bov

NEW HAVEN, Jan. 12.-William l..
Jelliffe, of New York, holder OF the
100 yard swimming title and three in
terscholastic championships, was elect
cd captain of the Yale freshman swim
ming team tonight.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-13
Catholic Club Ahead

lhs Catholic Club Basketball team
HsfssseA the Matznex Brothers FIVE
n I. fast and elows basketbail game
- yablje Eezoei II eourt last night,
~ score Ut 10 To ~.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-13

Body Dept. aia-sls w. seth St. mr.. B'way.
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ambitny ten klub urzadzi zabawe tame
cEna.
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Z Pogrzebu s.p. X. Mi
chala Pyplatza.

w ubiegly poniedzia}ek odby} sic
Okazaly pogTzeb S. p. y. Micha4a Ply
plata, bylego p~roboszcza parafii p. W.
Sw. JGzefa ma Town Of Lake kt0ry
zSnqi W Panu dnia 9gO b. M, razOny
udarem Serca, zmar} magic w podeSziym
luz bedac wieku. Zw{0ki q dOmu Star
COW Sw. J6zefa w AvOndale, sdzie
zmarly kap}an przez diuhszy z pre-
.bywaI i gdzie 'teh zywota dOkOna}, pre-
niesiono do kaplicy tegn przytufku;
ck%spurtowa1 Y. J0zef Tarasiuk c. r., w
asyScie Y. Leona SychOwskiego, X. j..
Z~ieleZinskiego / X. Jana MecikOwskie-
20 - W niedzicle, o godzinie 4tej po-
poludniu, przy udziale spOrego grona
krewnych i przyjaciH ~'2mar}ego. w
Fponiedzialek o godGinie 10tej rano re
brani w prezbyteryum kSieza odSpiewa-
Ii wigilio. N~abozehstwo "a SpOk0j du-
sly celebrowa} Y. Pafat ]. BObal, W
aSystencyi Y. FranciSZka RuScha, jake
dyakona i Y. Jana Stoihskiego jake sub
dyakona. Funkcye miStrza ceremOnii
sprawowa{ Y. Wincenty NOwicki. Pre-
move ~pOgrzcbowa w kaplicy wy1foSil
y. Wojciech FuTman, prObOszcz para
fiji sw. KazimicrZa. Pc odSpiewaniu Iii
bera" wyprowadzenia zwlok zmarlc-
go d0konal Y. KonsultOr Llr1wik Cru
dziGski, W asyScie nastepujacych ksie-
zy: FranciSzka GordOna, G. r., y. Sta
aislawa CholcwiGskiegO, y. Jana
ZwierzchowSkicgo, y. Ferdynanda Scie
ski, Y. Boba1D (~m4odszeSo) y. Fran
cis7ka Jagiclskiego, Y. FelikSa Pran-
Igego, Y. Pawia Soboty, Y. Fcliksa Kach
nOwSkiego, Y. Juliana ~GrzezthskiegO,
Y. IgnaceSo Mazurowskiego, y. joe
IA Krlrszki i innych, oraz organist0w g:
PIP. Stefana Bolewskiego, X. j. BorO-
~wiGskiego, Emilia i AntoniegO Wiede-
man0w .
). p. y. VI. PyplatZ, llrOdZi sic W
BrueczAowicach. w powiecie opOlskim,
IA G0rnym Slasku w roku 1851. w roku
1877 zostai w~ySwiecony ma kapiana,
przez y. BiSkupa s. p. Antoniego Gale
ckiego W Krakowic. Przeni6siszy sic do
Wioch przebywai W Umbryi (TOdi) i W
Lombardyi (San GeneSio) jake zakon-
mix nastepnie - z zeZwOleniem w}adz
duchownych wyjechai do Tawii i Cd
da} sic SturlyWm teologii i medycyny ;
zaS W rOku 1854 przybyl do Aneryki.
Pracowa} naprzod PREY parafii sw. Sta
niS{awa KOStki w Chicago. nastepnie
zoStal mianowany prOboSzczem W
South Chicago - a potom przeni0Si
sic do parafi &w. J6zefa. w lat kilka
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KNOWANIA JUNKRoW


Geneva, II. kwietnia. - Socya-
llstyczna Post" monachijska wy
woiaSa w calej Bawaryi wielk2
sensacye przez opublikowanie ar
tykutu, w ktorym donosi, ze ME
dawno odby}o sic tajne zebranle
partyi junkrow b~awarskich, ma
ktorem wieksza czeSc zgromadzo-
.nych stanowili oficerowie armii.
Personal---very. Herr Won Schoch,
prezes Ligi Patryotycznej, a
'gl6wnym tematem obrad l'yla
kwestya podzialu Niemiec ma
dwie czeSci i ewentualnej propozy
cyl pod adresem Francyi, ably
przylaczy&a sic do ataku ma Pru-
sy-
Sprzeciwii sic temu Podobno
kapitan Berthold, kt6ry przepo--
wiadal, re los bawarskich genera
low stahby sic podobny do losu
antibolszewickich dowodcow ro--
syjskich: Kolczaka i Denikina.
Wyrazil on r6wniez przekonanie,
re wojna ponowna miedzy Mem
cami a Francya jest rzecza nieu-
nikniona w niedalekiej przyszlo~
sci i dlatego Niemcy ME powinny
rozbijac sic ma czeSci.
Dalej donosi Post, re przyje-
to dekaracye, ktora stwierdza, IL
.bawarski general Won Escherich
.posiada nieoficyalnie pod swa ko-
menda 100000 oficer6w i zoinie-
rzy ,Dupelnie wiernych cesarzo--
wi"
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Z ANN0WA.

Wczorai dnia 1890 kwietnia b. +,
r~ozpoczelo sic ~urocZyste ezterdztesto'
eodzinne ~nabohehstwo W parafii 81.
Amy. PREY 1Stcj i Leavitt ul.. gdzle
proboszczem jest Y. Kaz;micrz $40"
mifski. NaboleGstwa odbywaja sic jaE
zwykle, surna Jest o godzinie 1Ot"j rA-
no. W~ieczorne naboAchstwa odhywaJa
sic o godzinie 7:30.
w okolicy AnnOwa kraAa pcsioSki 0
nieporozmicnid jake mia}O zaJ>c W
2arzadzic Tow. DobrochynaoSci PREY pa
rafii sw. Amy. w przcnic2ie::iu Stale
90 zarzadu Go nowcgo miaia p"'s"bir1
zginac suma 5000. Pc gr%untOw'H"m zOh'
daniu rzeczy moHemy tw.rrdzir. 70 s'i'
ina tn zostafa nicraruszDna i AMI crUt
kt6ry byl 2inaOny IA rzccz widow l SIC
rot ME zgirQ!. Pan Hejna, L%iy sharb-
mix stoNvSrzys2ania p"kryi wSzystkie
wydatki niedOborowe jake sic znaJdo-
wa}y W kasie. Prezcscm Tow. Dobro-
czynnoSci jest pan Bernard Jas.
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W niedalekiej przyszfOSci s,ana ma
slubnym kobiercu nastepujace osoby:
p. Robert Czucha, zam. pnr. 2J06 So
California ave-, 2 pna Zofia Sikorska;
D.. Michai Kasprzycki, lam .pnr. 24id
W. 25ta ul., 2 pna J%ulianna Ffofkow-
ska o. Czesiaw Zamur, zam. pDr. 1926
w. Hamlin ave-, 2 parafii sw. Jacka, z
pna Helena ~Pruszyhska; p. Franciszek
Bonat, zam. pnr. 2O37 w. 19ty Pl., z
pna Marya Wyrut.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-14
KAzIMlERZOWA

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RIA przy parafii pod temze wezwaniem
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