davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald., 1920-01-10
Financial Nelus--- Stock Market Prices
Washington Stock Exchange.
tFom W. B. Hfbb. . coupsn,

from W. B. Hfbbs . Company
SALES.
at esH y :
Potomac Electric debsntnre &c, 1900 at soh.
Potomac Electric general &C.. N,ooo at g.
Rigs Realty 80 long), Loo at 81.
washington Railway and Electric com, 10 ii
Columbia Graphophone com, 30 at o.
40 at eo'i. 10 at eos, 10 at suH. 10 at eox.
After call:
Washington Gas, 1 at 81
Lanston. 2 at a,s. Is at sih. 10 at ah.
washington Gas IS. 500 at Sh.
Capital Traction 5s q m AZ asx a ono .,
The Washington herald., 1920-01-10
BANK STATEMENTS.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
SECOND NATIONAL, BANK

81,
The Washington herald., 1920-01-10
American IsIephone & Telegraph Co.

A dividend of Two Dollars per share
will be paid on Thursday, January 10,
1920, to stockholders of record at the
close of business on Saturday. De-
cember 20. 1919.
G. d. MILNE, Treasurer.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-10

at Slz. $1,000 at ss4, $500 at ssk
Washington Railway and Electric a 81. .0uo at
6ss. 5000 at 5sls. 81 900 at ssX. 81 900 At 5sk
%. ayooo at ssh, sl.0o at 6S&, s. 900 at 5sK,
u. 900 at 5sh. 5000 at 5sz. sl,oo ae ssk.
Potomac Electric lst S. 81 900 at s3N, 81 go
at ssA.. a.ooo at esS. slo.o at ssx, 81 900 at
at ssh. 1900 at as4s. A00 at SOS, 81 900 at
seA. 5000 at ses, Loo at scA.
pURI III T,Tff INV uxx-rs,
The Washington herald., 1920-01-10
BANK CLEARINGS.

New YORK. Jan. e-Tne bank cearings here
today were $50 go 30
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-09-14

TOBACCO INSURANCE
Protect your tobacco in barn
against loss by fire, tornado and
Iigs timing by insuring with
YERkES & PEEp.
(sept3tf)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-09-14
THE JEWISH NEW YEAR

The Jewish New Year. which be-.
gan Sunday evening at six o'clock,
will end at the same hour tonight
Most of the stores of Jewish mer-
chants in this city were closed
through the day yesterday. Yom
Kippdr. day of atonement, will be
observed about ten days later.
Rosh Hasana, or New Years
Dav. is the first of the Ten Days oil
Repentance" which ends on fom
Kippur, or the Day of Atonement.
These days, the most sacred in the
Jewish calendar, mark a preparation
period for Sabbath of Sabbaths.
the hottest day of the Jewish year;
Although the new month, Tlshrl,
which began Sunday, is the seventh
in the Jewish calendar, is celebrated
as the beginning of The year 1851
In the Bible the day is termed the
Day of The Memorial, or the Day CT
The Blowing of The Trumpet.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-09-14
PRIVATE TRAINING TRACK TO
BE BUILT FOR SIMMS

E. F. Simms, owner of the crack
colt Leonardo II, and proprietor or
one of the largest racing estaphsn-
ments on the continent, has pur-
chased q tract of forty-eight acres
adjoining the race track on Nelson
avenue, at Saratoga Springs, N. Y,
ard will conduct private training
track and quarters on this property.
The greater part of the land was
purchased from the Spencer Trask
estate and lies alongside the train
ing grounds of Major August Bel
mcnt, The Simms lease on the lat
ter expires this fall and next year
Major Belmont will use these
grounds for. bis own racers. Con-
truction work will be started next
month when training track OF SIX
furlongs or one mile will be LAID
out.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-09-14
COLVIN MAY SUE SCHOOL BOOK
FIRMS.

Failure to get school textbooks
enough for distribution is worrying
State Superintendent George ColvlA,
who said reports received IRON
counties on the first test OF the new
compulsory attendance law show go
per cent. of the children in school.
Some country teachers have Il
hundred pupils. Practically all
the schools are supplied with teach
ers. but many of them have mort
pupils than they can teach success
fully, and housing facilities are in
adequate. This condition, coupled
with the elevation of the minimum
rate. is expected to expedite con-
solidation of schools.
At Superintendent Colvin's re-
quest Attorney General Charles l.
Dawson has written publishers that
unless they comply with their con-
tracts by supplying sufficient books
Immediately suit will be Instituted
to forfeit their bonds of $4,000.
The principal difficulty is with
publisher of biographies, which
company writes that it has delayed
publication of more books to get the
latest European maps in; the pub
fishers of the health reader who re-
piled that they had supplied TO-
600 more copies last year than the
school supply company estimated:
and the publishers of the spoilers
who insist that there are $4,000
undistributed copies Of the speller
somewhere in Kentucky now.
Some dealers have sent to other
States and secured their supplies.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-09-14
FARMERS USING TRUCKS FOR
HAULING GRAIN

The use of motor trucks both on
the farm and by farmers of Bourbon
county during the past year, and
even in the past few months of the
new year, has increased 1000 per
cent, according to the estimate
given recently by several well-post-
ed Bourbon men, and by dealers.
With the continuation of road work
in the county there will be an ad
ditional increase of 200 per cent.
ed their, product, especially grain,
for the market, declare it is both
more expedient and cheaper to send
to the city and have their crops
moved to the warehouses by truck
than to haul it themselves by teams.
One man gave an illustration. He
stated that he lived near Millers-
burg. One team is required and
fifty bushels is considered a good
load for a team ito draw a dis
tance of eight miles to Paris. But
one round trip could be made in a
day. he said, and should rain inter
,fere, he would be from one week to
ten days getting his grain to the
warehouse. A truck, he estimated,
will convey three wagonloads OF
grair at one trip, and two trips can
be made in one day.
There you have it," said another
man. Your grain is out of the way,
and you have settled for it, and the
team which would have had heavy
work during the entire time, is
busy on the farm. You have one
extra week to spend on the farm il
you want, and one can accomplish
great deal of work in a week.
And your borses are saved, besides.
THE trucks are just beginning to be
recognized as the proper and most
successful mode of transportation
They save both time and money"
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-09-14
DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN OtF1-
GALS ARE APPOINTED.

At a meeting of the Democratic
County Campaign Committee MIS-
William G. Talbot was appointed 70
;ake charge OF the work among the
Democratic women of the city anu
county. and Miss Grace Hasklhs'
secretary to the Chairman OF the
County Committee. The Ioiiowins
were appointed chairmen OF then
respective county precinct
paign committees.
Paris No. /, ID. ID. Cline; aia8
No. 2. James Moreland; Paris NO: s,
Peale Collier; Paris No. 4, Juoge
Charles A. Mcmillan; Paris No o.
Oscar T. Hinton; Paris No. 9, VIM.
Smith: Paris No. z, George W.
Judy: Paris No. s, William KEN
ington: Paris No. 8, M. ]. Lawn
Paris No. 10. John Cain; Miners
burg No. 1. w. d. Mcintyre: MIL
lerburg No. 2. D. e. Clarke; Miiiers-
burg No. 8, Reynolds Aet'on' IL.
lie Rock No. /, S. r. Burris' ILL
Rock No. 2, Houston Crouch: I'LL
Rock No. 8. VIM. P. Worhai ;
North Middletown No. 1, Kope- VI
Jones. North Middletown NO. y n
NJ. Gilkev: North Middletown NO
r n uoSSen. Clintonville No
J. D.. Clav. Clintonviile No
2, A. l.. Stephenson; Hutcnisons C
/. James H. Thompson; Hu.o;,,
No. 2. VIM. 3. Ardery: Cen,ei W. NJ
No. 1. d. C. Lisle; Centerviiie nu
2, John N. Shropshire; CenIervrns
No. 8. ]. Quincy Ward: kuGa,e:
Mills No. 1. DR.. George hanAp
Rudoles Mills No. 2, w. >. haasn
Riddles Mills No. 3, Matt Laar'
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-09-14
sWEARINGEN HAS FINE STABLE
AT LEXINGTON.

]. G. Cooper, Of Cincinnati. one OF
The best-known horsemen in Onlo'
mas beer in the Bluegrass region
several days visiting Bourbon ana
Fayette county stock farms. One
purpose of Mr.. Cooper's visit was &c
visit his stable Of trotters at the
Lexington track in charge OF w. G.
Swearengen, of Carthage, o., for
merly of Paris. In this stapie Is
Great McGregor, a four-year-o,o
brother to McGregor, the Urea
which Mr.. Swearingen eXpects 10
drive in 2.OS during the Lexington
trots: Rose Guy by Guy Axwothy;
heat winner in the two-year-old
trots at the Ohio State FAN; a gray
trotter by Manrico out of lillian ",
2:26k, by The Director-General'
and a green PAGER by Dan Coie'
2:15A.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-09-14
ALLEGED SPEEDER ARRESTED

4 special dispatch to the daily
napers from Versailles, had the fol-
loving:
Walter Kenney. Jr., of Paris,
and B. r. Jouett, of Winchester.
each driving all automobile, We're
arrested here for speeding. 1t is
alleged that they were racing and
that the two cars were runnin z
neck and neck" when officer Will
White tried to stop them in front of
the Baptist church. Policeman
Steele headed them when the cars
reached the corner of Main and Lex
ington streets. The young men were
returning home from dance at
Frankfort"
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-09-14


o. T. Hinton, house and lot in
Hughes to Robert Hillman, for
$1,010.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard c. yelling
on Saturday sold their handsome
home or Henderson street. to Mrs.
Robert Lyme, Of near Shawhan, for
price reported as $4,000. Mrs.
Lyme will move to the property and
occupy it rs a home.
Dan W. Peed, ST., and A. v.
Douglass have leased the Haggard
building at High and Fourth streets,
and will conduct a general auto
mobile and truck business, and
handle all kinds of automobile &C
cessories.
The farm Of Newberger & Moore,
near Centerville, containing 129
acres, was sold at public auction
Friday, to Mr.. Moore, for $685. an
acre. The farm was sold by Geo.
Burberry, in 1919, to Newberg e
Moore for S240 an acre. The sale
Friday was made in order to dissolve
the partnership between Mr.. New
berger and Mr.. Moore, the former
retiring.
The Jos. NJ Rion property on Sec
Ond street, purchased some time ago
by B. Friedman, was sold at private
sale Friday by Mitchell, Mcreland
& Mitchell, at a price reported at
Wy III nf
near Carlisle. M Rankin is a
brother of Newt Rankin, well-known
stockman Of Carlisle. Mr.. Rankin
will get possession next month, and
will occupy the property as a home.
The hone was offered at public sale
some time ago, but withdrawn.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-09-14
MAKE NO MISTAKE

when you want to "go" you
want to be sure that you can
start" You will always be ready
if YOU will use our dependable Elk
ide Batteries. Our EXide Lighting
system ie the best in the world.
Get the Exide habit assures :.
quick getaway and sure start.
BOURBON EXIDE SERVICE STA
TION.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-09-14
TFEU FOR TO-DAY AT ELLIS
TEA ROOM.

Fried chicken, gravy, green
heans. mashed potatoes, corn pud-
ding. tomato salad, hot rolls, ice
cream. cake, coffee, iced tea, milk
Price pei plate, rs cents.
THE ELLIS TEA ROOM,
IN Opp. Court House.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-09-14
aTTENT TON, TOBACCO
GROWERS

Ifyou require Coke to burn
in YOUR tobacco barns we are
able to supply you.
cHAe. s. BRENT & BRO.
Telephone ID.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-09-14

ATTENTION, BUILDERS! .
Ifyou don't do i. now you
may regret it.
Carpenters are scarce and the
lumber supply is far below the
demand.
Call phone 122.
BOURBON LUMBER CO.
apr2-tf) .t.-4.:..- -. . -
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-09-14
PICKLES WON'T SPOIL

Put up your pickles. with Ferndell
snices and Heinz pure picking vine
car and your pickles won't spoil.
Ttl c. p. COOK G. co.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-09-14
>REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS =
>>>>~>>>>>>>>>>>

Auctioneer M. F. Kenney sold
Saturday for Master Commissioner
o. T. Hinton, house and lot in
Little Rock, belonging to Sam
Hughes to Robert Hillman, for
81, 010.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-30
="
North Western Trust Savings Bank
1901 Milwaukee Ave.
Konta Oszczedno$ciow

So rozpoczete ka1dego dnia z jednym dolarem Tub
wiecej i przynosza 8 procent cd sta. Rozpoczeoie
konta takiego jest bardzo prosta rzecza i urzedni-
cy W Wydziale Oszczednosci zawsze przyjemnoscia
gotowi So ~obs}uzyt kazdego. Kazdy ma to samo "a
bezpieczenie i to sama grzeczna pomocna obs}uge
jake przynioso bankom tym z~aufanie $4,000 depo-
zytaryusz6w i depozyta oszczednoSeiowe przewyz-
szaja $4,000 OO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-30
P. j. CARR
Demokratyczny
Kandydat do ponow
nego wyboru ma
CZKONKA KOMI-
S
(BOARD OF
TRUSTEES)
Sanitarne go Dystry
ktn miaSta Chicago

Jeinym " powiecie Cook u~rzednfkiem
kt0rego teI1uin u~rzedowan!a koncZy
sic tel jeSieni ! kt6ry ze w~szechmlar
z~asiugujo ma ponowny wyoor ma CEioh-
ka DyStryktu ~SanitarneSo. Jest post
powy czonek ko4nisyi Trustys0w, +
!. Carr.
PAN Carr konczy szesc letni mako
mitego s~luzenla jake publiczny urze-
dnik termin - j ola bltzsZeJ I~nfor1nae!l
naSzych czytelnikow pcdajeiny 20 krot-
&C kilka fakt0w tycsacych sic zycla p
Carr. iako naszego dobrego p~rZy Jaciela.
pan Carr urodZti sic Ago wrZesnia,
1850 roku, pod mr.. 36l9 Lowe ave.
k~Sztalcil sic W naszych szkol4ch exc
mentarnyCh ! " instytucic De La Sale.
| Uc8eszcZajac do szkoiy, y. Carr znle-
! wolony byi tTUdnic sic s~prZedaza ga
| get " celu dopomagania rodzicom W
donm / ma swoje nauki. Pc ukonCze-
niu SIX o.. zostal forenrunem ZarZadZa-
jacym doliami frachtowyIni W Chicago;
naStepnie ZlOZyl eg2atrrin ma lnspcA-
tora C~hodnik6w ma TEN stanowlSK u
przetrwal siedm lat, az do cZasu Sdy
Zostai Obrany aldcrmanem ptateJ war
dy. Pan Carr sluzy} diva rmin tak o
alderman piatej Wardy | reprezRntowai
te warde W demokraytcZnym Powlato-
wynn C~entralnym Konitecie prZez o.
statnie dwanaScie lat | obecnie jest
czlonkienn Konitetu wykonawczego
wzmiankowanej organtZacyi.
w 1914 r&ku p. Carr wybranym 20
sta4 ~trustysem sanitarnego dystryktu
W Chicago /, jali wyZej ZaznacZollo
kohczy swoj termin z bardzo dobrym
| rex ordem " interestc podatKi pfaca-
cych obywatcli miasta Chicago po-
wiatu Cook.
Pan Carr ZaWsZe osobiscio .intcrcsQ-
| wal sic obowiazkami swego urZedu /
~praktycznie poswiecal sw0j czas spra-
! WON. pozycyi jako Trustys S~anitarneGo
Dystryktu; dzieki jogo nie~strudzouym
- ~ ~ SNnNF y mi n -
! strykcie zniewoleni zostali wziac pod
uwage swoja wode sciekowR nim poz-
| byli sic lei wpuSzczaJac ja do hanatu
| DystryEtu SauitarncEo.
Staranien y. Carr take przyJeto or
6ynans n~akazujacy n~apctn'snIa WUda
| .Bubbly Creek" rzecZki. ktbfa przez
lat wiele byA oScia " uku mieszkan-
com strony ~poludniowej.
Pofozenie California ave. moStu, 0
budoBie kt6rego radzono przez osta-
tnie dziesiec lat, przyszto " koncu do
| s<utku przez Dystryktu SanitarncEo
| T~rustysGw, gdy "a staraniem p. Carr
przeszedf ordynans nakazujacy pobu-
dowanic tego mOStu W tym rok Pan
| Carr byl takze czynna spre5yna W spra-
vie otwarcia 39tej ulicy cd Halsted do
Racine avenue
Pan Carr jest czlonkiem Stowarzy-
szenia ETks, Chicago Lbncoln Club, !.
A. c., Sou thw est A. G., Brighton Park
| Improvement Club, American Brother
hood | wielu innych braterskfch stowa-
rZyszen.
Pan Carr zawsze byl Z~wolennikiem o.
sobistej wolnosci, jest cziowiekiem u
| nitnym / ind orsowanym zostal 'niemal
przez ws7ystkie unie W nasZem miescie.
,,Dzlennik CbicogOSki" ~przypomina
swym czytelntkom by pamietali o p. P.
]. Carr, jake. re zasfuguje NJ ponowny
wybor ma czlonka Komisyi STrustysow
Dystryktu S~anitarnego albo ' ma jaki
| badz inny urzad.
(ogI)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-30

lepszenia warunkow piracy i by
tn; beds przemawiac dobrzy mo
wcy po polsku i pc ~angielsku.
Ma ostatniem posiedzeniu
strajkuiacych robotnik6w Sew
skich, jednogioSnie uchwalono
strajkowae dalej i walczyc do
konca. Wiadomo, re wlaScicie-
lie dw6ch znanych fabryk obu
via pod nazwa ,,Florsheim Shoe
CO." mieszczacych sic PREY Gin
ton i Adams ul. Flexible Shoe
Co" pnr. GIG Jackson Blvd,
walcza z robotnikami Cd 10 mar
ca zesziego roku i Cd tego czasu
strajk panuje. gdyz pracodawcy
.tych fabryk ME chca slyszee O u
znaniu zadan robotnikow. Jak
sic dowiadujemy pracowalo tam
re wielu Polak6w i Polek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-30
Zabawa Hallerczyk6w.

W ~niedziele, dnia 81. pazdziernt-
ka, odbedzie sic W sail Wslsha, pr1y
Noble i Emma ul., pierwsza zabaWa
taneczna byiych Hallerczykow. ko-
mitet zaimujacy sic urzadzaniem do
klada wszelkich starah, by zabawa
wypadha iak n~ailepiej / by P. T. Pu-
blicznos6 byla zadowolona. Poczatek
o godzinie 5tej wieczorem. Spodzie-
wamy sic, re P. T. Publicznost przS
bedzie licznie ma to pierwsz2 zabawe
Hallerczyk6w, urzadzona staraniem
Plac6wki I. Zwiazku weteran6w Ar
mil Polskiej, tembardziej, re posowa
czystego dochodd przeZpaczona ies;
na Polski Czerwony KrZy2.
Koledzy HaIierczycy. kt6rzy posia-
daja dcbre mundury, prosZeni So o
przybycie W mundurach. - Komitet'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-30

Pozatem wszystkie organizacye
polskie odwolywaly sic do kungres-
man A. J. Sabsth'a, gdy teso zacho.
dzila potrzeba, a wiadomo ogolnie,
Re nIgdy on Polakow ME zawtodi. "a
swiadczyc o tenn -aosa obywatele ca
lego kratu, lecE~ szczegolnie Polacy
z Wojciechowa | Annowa, kt6rzy pill
ME sledza postepowsnie 1 giosowanie
kongresmana A. J. Sabath'a we Wa
s~zyngtonie.
Polacy 4 Pofh! - Danny We VITO
rex, Ego lJstopada, solidarne popar-
Gle kongresmanowf A. ]. SABBATH owl,
a przez to pokazemy nasza wdziecz-
noee "a ~przysfugi oddane Polsce
Poloni " Ameryce. Zr0bmy wSzyscy
krzy4yk W k6ku u samej CORY W
pierwszej kolumnie, pred siowem
DEMOCRATIC. popierajae tenn sa-
mem gubernatora James NJ. Cox ma
Prezydenta Stan6N Djednoczonych
kongresmana A. j. Sabath'a Jako po-
nownego kandydata ma ten sam u
rad. Nakfohcie syn6v waszycn ]
corki vase, tndzie5 sasiadow PREY
ianto. by W TAXI san sposob gioso-
wall. a chcsc Eapewnic kazdy saos
kongresmanowi A. J.. Sabath'owi, "a
dzimy poloaye krzyzyk pred Jeso
nzzyiskiem ADOLPH j. SABATH
" kwadraciku osmnastym Cd do
~ " RoIumnie demokraTznej.
z po~Ea5aniem
Komitet Polak0w ! Polek
= Woiciechowa 4 AnnoEa.
(ozl.O
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-30
DolegliwoSci zo4adkowe.

MOI MAJ bardzo ,dsugo cierpiai
IA dolegliwoSci zoladkowe" -
pisze PAM David Rinkel z Pelee
Island, Ont. - cd czasu, gdy
zacza, uzywaG' ORA. Piotra Co.
mozo, apetyt jego bardzo sic
poprawi} i obecnie czuje sic do
skonale." To przez ezas wypro--
bowane lekarstwo zawsze regulu-
je zoladek i pomaga do trawie--
MIA. Me MONA je nabyc W apte-
kach, tylko specyalni agenci mo-
ga je dostarczyG. - Piszcie do DR.
Peter Fahrney & Sons Co., 2501
Washington blvd. Chicago, I'll.
" (Ogl.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-30
REKORD KONGRESMANA 4. J
SABATH'A ZAPEWNIA MI PO-
NOWNY WYB0R.

Do Szanownej PrbNcznoSci Polskle!!
Sadzipy, re kazdy Polak / Q
Polka " Chicago czytali W polskleJ
prasie o naszym dzielnym kongres-
mamie z 5-go dystryktu, Adoltie j.
SABBATH, kt6ry niejednokrotnie 1ako
zwolennik prezydenta Wilson'a "a
bIeral CLOS W Kongresie Ma korzysc
Polski, W obronie polskich imigrsn-
tow, przeciwko prohibicyi l kiedY-
kolwiek chodziio o dobro robotntka'
Starannie / s~Brupulatnie egzamlno-
waltSmy rekord kongresmana 4. j.
Sa6ath'a, vice stwierdZic mozemy,
20 mkt " Kongresie lyle ME zdziaaaa
dla Polski jax on I re ME mogiby
wiecsj dla Polski I dla Polonii uczy-
mic gdyby sam byi synem -odzicoT
polSkich,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-30
Baeznos6 Stowarzyszenie
Mschanik6W Polskich!

z powodu nagiych / bardzo waz-
uych, a niecierpiacych zwioki spraw,
zarzad Komisyi Okregu Chicago
skiego, zToluje- Zarzady wszystkich
filii jak i pos0czegolnych czionkow
ma og6lna Konferencye, kt6ra odRe-
die sic dnia sligo pazdziernika b.
r, " niedziele, %,punktualnie o godEi-
ME 1880 popoludniu, W sail parku
Puiaskiego, r6g Noble ! Blackhawk
VI. Re wzgledu tax ma dobro naszej
kooperatywy S. NJ. P. tak i ma wlasny
interes - wszyscy cZionkowie po-
winni przybye ma t. konferencye.
F. Jaworski, prezes.
T. Sobocihski, sekretsrz.
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Ma klerka sadu obwodoweso, (cr.
cult Court).

Ma kierka saou obwoooWenoI (CH'
cult Court). !
Walter j. La Buy, Polak, znany
Zdolny adwokatt, brat p. J6zefa S.
La Buya, sedziego sadu municipal
nego, ubiega sic o nominacye ma ty-
kiecie acknowledgement ma zaszczyt-
ny urzad klerka sadu obwodowego
Circuit Court.
Posada ia jest wazna ola mas Po-
la'1ow, a jesliby p. Walter J. La Buy
zosta4 wybrany ma ten urzad - to
Polacy zyska7iby bardzo wiele, ma
Jac rlaka ma tym urzedzie.
Kazdy prawy Polak | ka3da dobra
Polka powfnni udaG sic do urny wy
borczej W dniu wybor6w t. ]. we VITO
rex, dnia Ego listopada, / odda6 sw6j
CLOS "a
(X) WALTER J. LA BUY
r"nOkratycZnym kandydatrm ma,
urzad CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT.
Biura lego mieszcza sic pnr. 127
n. Dearborn vi. Wieczorami pnr.
91o Milwaukee ave.
.(ogi.)
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Coraz to cze;ciej dale sic sly
sec. re fabrykanci znizaja Pfa-
&c robotnikom. Unie bronia int
rcs6w robotnika jak moga.
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Z Wedr6wek Ks. W.
Kneblewskiego.

W cisgu kiIku ostatnich dni X.
Wac,aw Kneblewski, deicgat
Uniwersytetu Katolickicgo W
Lublinie, odwiedzil kilka szkol
parafialnych, a rnianowicie ma
Ksntowie u X. Kowalczyka, W
Cragin u X.Swierczka, ma szczc.
panowie u X. Gorskieo, ma An
movie u X. ssomihskiego, W Mil
waukee na Jackowie II X. Gorala
i ma Kantowie u X. Chrzana ! W
South Milwaukee u Y. Zycha.
przemawisjac wszedzie do MO
dziezy i dziatwy, podnoszac jcj
wiare W Polske jej wielka przy-
szlost, opowiadsl zycie miodzie'
zy i dziatwy starokraiskiej, wy,
razajac zyczenie, azeby Ojczyzna
miala tax samo wspaniaie szkofy
jak ie ma Wychodztwo polskie W
Ameryce. Podniosie uczucia
dziatwy i msodziezy, oraz wdzie-
cznosc "a zywe patryotyczne sio-
wo towarzyszyiy swszedzie x
Delegatowi.
Jak sic dowiadujemy, X. Wa
claw Kneblewski bedzie przema-
vial W biezaea niedziele W got--
nym i dolnym kosciele sw. Sta
nisiawa Kostki ma wszystkich ma
bozenstwach, a kolekta, ktora sic
zbierze, bedzie ofiarowana ma
rzecz Uniwersytetu Katolickiego
w tublinie i potrzeby mfodziezy
studenckiej, wracajacej z frontu,
a potrzebujacej bardzo pomocy
spoiecznej. PrzyPuszczamy, re
wiele ostb zapragnie uslyszec
znanego juz W wielu koScioiach
naszei Polonii NOVICE i przybe-
die iicznie ma te kazsnia.
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Y AVONDALE.

Tow. sw. Jacka No. IS lied. P. R.
X. odbedzie mtesiecEne pPsiedzenie
dnia Egg lstopaday W sail zwykfych
posiedzeG. Uprasza sic czlonkow o
przybycie, gdyz So wazne sprawy Do
zaaEatwienia. Teo. Jaszkowski,
prezes. Wlad. Jaszkowski, sekr. prot.