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Arizona republican., 1920-10-02

GLENDALE, Oct 1.-Harry Price and some other business men of the south side were in Glendale Friday looking over the city and casually call ing on old friends. MT. Price was highly impressed with the business rarried on in Glendale and was very uthusiastic over the outlook for bigger nd better business.
 Entertain Teachers
 The Christian Endeavor gave a so- cial in the basement of the Christian church Thursday night and had as guests the teachers of the Glendale grammar and high schools.
 Attend Banquet
 A number of the c. Els of the Chris tian church attended the banquet al the Presbyterian church in Phoenix Friday night given by the Maricopa county union.
 Entertain at Dinner
 Mrs. R. D. Lake entertained the Misses Ethel and Wynn Hallen al dinner Thursday night Luncheon Mrs. J. F. Lewis entertained at . l i o'clock luncheon Thursday. Cover: were laid for Mrs Lafe Myers, Mrs | Eleric of Phoenix, Mrs. A. A. Carrick | Mrs. Carrick, Sr.: Mrs. Payson. Mrs | Gump, Mrs. Frank Gilbert, Mrs. Rober | Lyle, Mrs. Daniels, Mrs. Robert Logu' and Mrs. Del Lewis. The afternoon was spent in needlework.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-02
ARE HELD ID COURT
 ON CHECK CHARGES

Pablo Gonzales and Joe Ramos yes terday were held to answer to the su- perior court by Justice Mckee on two felony charges and were committed to the county jail when they failed to fur nish bonds of 5000 each. They were arrested by Officers Grove and Me Grath of the city police. and are charged with forgery, and also with passing and making a fictitious check.
 They are alleged to have passed a check for s30 on the Korrick store to which it is charged they signed the name of c. F. Connor. The check was dated September and was made out to Juan Garcia. The bank returned it marked forgery"
 Both men also are alleged to have made and passed a check for SPA. dated September 25, on the J. C. Penney company This check was made out to Manuel Martinez and signed by c. A. Evemden. The officers allege that no such person as C. A. Evemden exists.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-02

rather the venison. if it broke their back and ruined their dispositions.
 This is the second time that Price has figured in bringing in the first buck. In 1915 he annexed the prize and romped home with a good looking buck. This time he used 30-S0 Win chester and hit the buck just behind the left shoulder.
 The first buck was killed 1S miles west of here near Marinette and in the vicinity of the Gunboat mine. Accord ing to the party, there were innumer- able signs of deer in that district, and also quite a flock of hunters.
 The second buck was brought in by Jack Ambrose. who rambied into the Pinney & Robinson emporium at 2:1o D. m. He was accompanied by Porter Heflin. who assisted in bringing in the second prize. It was a fOur-point blacktail weighing about 100 pounds and not nearly as large an animal as the first one in. This buck was killed in the White Tank mountains. where according to Ambrose and Heflin there were lots of deer and a alarmed sight more hunters. judging from tho amount of shooting going on.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-02

at Pinney & Robinson's at 10 Che second buck was brought in a,'-'. 10 in the afternoon. just four hours too late Co annex the prize.
 The buck brought in by the Prics party was one of the best looking anil mals seen in these parts in many a year. It was a f0-point buck weighing over 200 pounds. In fact, it was so heavy the party was forced to cut off it's head in order to facilitate it's trans portation to their machine.
 Dee Griffith stated yesterday that the scales showed the buck weighed we'll over 200, but he was willing to bet his months pay check 1t weighed in the neighborhood of at least a thou sand pounds. They had to pack the animal a mile and a quarter to the machine over the toughest kind of country. and before the task was over all three were about ready 10 quit and let someone take the prize rifle who really needed it. It is one of the most coveted prizes of the sporting season, this bringing in of the first deer, and Price. Griffith. Mcdonald ct al were set on bringing home the bacon. or
Arizona republican., 1920-10-02

order to encourage the planting Of sweet peas the club is offering a cup to the public school making the best showing in the spring. when the an nual sweet pea exhibit will be held at the Woman's club.
 For the past few years notable ex- hibits have been held. but it is to fur ther interest that it was decided by the department. headed by Mrs Ralph Cameron. 10 inaugurate a week devoted to the planting of the favorite flower. While boys and girls in the past have been included in the list of awards. a cup 10 the school has now been de- cided upon and Mrs. J. A. Higgins, in charge of the planting committee, is now notifying every school in the city to this effect.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-02
FOUND NOT GUILTY
 ON LARCENY CHARGE

Emmett l.. Wood yesterday afternoon was found not guilty by a jury in the
 superior court on a charge of grand larceny and the charge was ordered dis
 missed by Judge Stanford Wood was
 charged with taking several suits Of
 clothing from a shipment consigned 60
 Vic Hanny last summer. Wood at the
 time was drayman for the Lightning Delivery company, which made the complaint Following the decision Wood
 was returned to the county jail. He is under a bond of $250O to answer 10 the superior court on another charge of grand larceny in connection with the alleged theft of an automobile from ] Dr. S D. Little.
 ! Ed Moore. who recently pleaded guilty to a charge of grand larceny in 1 the superior court, was 9iven sus- 1 pended sentence Of five years by Judge ] Stanford on the condition that he de-
Arizona republican., 1920-10-02
PHOENIX MAN WINS HONOR OF BAGGING
 YEARS FIRST BUCK

Approximately five hours and forty minutes after daylight yesterday morning the first deer or the season was hanging by his launches in front of Pinney & Robinson's on North Cen tral avenue. The lucky hunter who brought in the first piecs of venison and who won the rifle put up as a prize by the sporting goods firm was sterling Price of this city. Price was member of party made up of Dee Griftith. Ted Mcdonald and himself. lhey were out for that rifle and as soon as they had bagge1 their first buck they started homeward. landing
Arizona republican., 1920-10-02

taking 10000 Cigaretts from the Haas. Baruch company. Suncelia was sen
 tenCed in August to serve two to four years in the state penitontiarv on a charge of aggravated assault arising from the attempted jail freak at the county jail carly in August. Richard c. Lewis yesterday was granted a decree of divorce from Grace G Lewis by Judge stanford
Arizona republican., 1920-10-02

posit S60 each month in a local bank and report each week for the next
 month to the court. After that he must report at certain periods to the proba- tion officer Moore was charged in connection with Albert Suncelia with
Arizona republican., 1920-10-02
WILL PLANT SWEET
 PEAS THIS MONTH

Sweet pea planting week will be ob
 served in Phoenix the second week in October. according to the announce ment made by the civics department of the Woman's club yesterday Tn
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-04

wieku. lecz tylko takich, kt6ryct
pc "a umilowaniem Ojczyzny mic
Z zyciem ME lacey. Ia waruneE
stawiam dostarczenie jakiegokol'
wick umundurowania rosyjskiego
nicmieckiego albo wojsk genera
Ia HaIlera ftp. Wzywa sic, o lie
MONA, zglaszac sic unlundurowa,
nymi l. broniq i koniem.
Zgloszcnia ochotnikow przyJ-
mujc w Biurze Werbunkowym W
hotelu Niemieckin Przy I'll. Dlu,
2icj Nr. 81 III. 46.
St. Pujdak.
zaStepca por.-adJutant.
R%aciborski,
major i dow6dca.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-04

ma dazenia do celu, o kt6rym z
CORY bylo wiadomo, re jest ME
90 osiqgniecia". Przechodzac do
cceny gabinetu, stw~ierdza, il
jest W MIN niejedna wybitna $50
bistosc juz wypr6bowana, a ME
jcdna zapowiada sic dodatnio co
do energii i rozwagi. - oGazeta
Warszawska" stwicrdza re nowy
cabinet ME jest wykIadnikiem
k1ub6w scjmowyeh, lecz gabinc-
ten premicra, majqcym poparclc
stronnictw umiarkowanych, co
dale mic duzq, ale wyrazna wick
sznSc 2lo glos6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-04
POCZTA POLSKI.
ODEZWA.

Rodacy! - Powofujqc sic ma
piomlennq odezwe generala bro
nj lozefa Iiallcra, nawolujqca do
tworzcnia oddziaI6w jazdy pod
JaklmkolWiek haSlem lub wczwa-
MEM, bylcby prowadzily do zwy-
cleStWa mad wrogicm, wdzicraja-
Gym sic W grantee Ojczyzny, Z
dniem dzisiejszym przystepujcmy
do u~tworzchia Ochotniczcgo Par
tyzanckicgo Oddzialy yJazdy Ry-
cerstwa Polskiego imienia Ma
czelnika Paistwa Jozefa Pifsud-
skiego."
l1aslcm naszem bedzie zwycie-
zyc Tub umrzcc, lub polcdz w wal
&C Z barbarzyIistwcm Wschodu.
Walczyt hqd~iemy wcdlug zasa--
dy: cho "a uGo, zqb "a zab MECH
dowie SIG rozszalala dzicz bolszc-
Wlcka, re ma W mas Wro21W
smiertelnych. nios2cych pomste
"a mordy bczbronnych, pozoge j
rabunck. Oboe nam bedq bojazil
pred barbarzyhskim wrogicm,
ME bcdzic niebczpicczchstw,
priced ktdrcmi moglyby zamrzct
scrca naszc w wahaniu. Majqc
Irzcd SODA zwyciestwo lub smicrt
siat bedziemy wSr6d wroga
przcrazcnic, popioch i zniszczc--
mic, torujqc mimi drogc DO o.
st~atecznego zwyciestwa. Wy
wan tylko tych, ktorzy majq ME
ustraszona odwage w sercu, 4
gotowi So ma Smicrc ma polu
chwaly. Ojczyzna Wasza wzywa
syn6w swoich do natychmiasto-
wcgo zgloszenia sic do obrony
Matki Naszej. kt6r2 wr6g niemi-
losierRie szarpie. Ami jednej chwi-
Ii namyslu! zcgnajcic SIG L rodzi-
ma i Sp~ieszcic do Jazdy Ryccr--
silva Polskiego, wypciniajqc ka-
dry togo rycerstwa. Przyjmowat
bede ochotnik6w be- roznicy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-04
SPISEK PRZECIWBOLSZE-
WICKI.

Bytom, 5go lipca. CTcl. kur
Warsz,) - Nicmiccka agcncya
tcIcgraiiczna przynoSi pod dat
dnia Ago liPca wiadomoSci T. Iicl-
singiorSu, zc W Mo>kwic, Peters,
burgu i innych miastach rosyj~
skich wykryli b~olszewicy nOwy
spisck kontr-rewolucyjny> orGanj
@owany pod znakiem BiaIeSo
Krzyza. Pcwna czcSt spiskowc"w
areSztuwano. w kolach bolszc-,
wickich utrzymujq, ze r6wnicI !
rosyjski Czcrwony krzyz bral IL
dial w spisku,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-04
0 PRASY WKRSZAW-
sKIEJ o NoWYM GABI-
NECIE.

Wszystkic gazcty warszawskle
pmawiaja istote / przyszloSt no.
wcgo Gahinctu. ,,Przcgl2d Vie
czorny' oGraniczyf sic do nekfo
1ogu .gabinetu pana S~kulskiego,
vytykajqc mu liczne b'cdy. Mi;
mo tych blcd0w poszczcg6lnyc1
miniStr0w, cabinet pana Skull
~kicgo zapisa} sic ma og6F dodat-
Mo w dzicjach odradzajqceJ sic
Polski. ,,kurycr Warszaw--
ski" charaktcryzujc nowy gabi-
net jake iachowy, bcZpartyjny.
w dzisicjszcm poloIcniu rzcczy
- czytamy tam - niczcgo Iep-
s2cgo mic hyio MONA sic spodzlc
vac. Wobcc braku staicj WickSzO
sci w scjmic. tylko Rad pilmn-
;qcy konicczno5ci paistwowych.
molc liczyt ma dIuiszc istnicnic.
Rad tcgo rodzaju mic spotka sic,
lax mniemamy, odrazu Z zapam!c
tal2 opozycya W scjmic. Lcwica
Jest wprawdzic rozdrazniona, ale
powod6w k%onkrctnych do napa-
Sci nicma." ,.Dziennik Po-
wszcchny" piszc. IL "a ~podstawe
nowcgo gabinctu sluzyf cabinet
p. s5uiskiego. Cabinet zas p.
Gr&bskicgo jest rzqdcm niepar-
lamentarnym, lccz fachowym.
Omawiajqc dwutygodnicwc roko
wanna Z ich ostatccznym wyni--
klein, dzicnnik ten piszc: ,.!Szko-
da dw0ch tygodni zmarnowanych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-04

W pieniqdze jej czlonkowie male
Iii sic pod kluczem, pieni2dze zas
skonfiskowano. U~stalono, re zdo-
Iali oni ~nawiqzat kontakt z iowa
rzyszami w WarszaWie.
Posiadali oni ) SHADOW litera-
fury agitacyjnej, 2 drukarnie "
loruniu i . W Swieciu, oraz VIA
sny zaklad rytowniczy, W ktorym
sporzadzano p~ieczecie it'd.
Dalsze dochOdzenie trivia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-04

1909 Wicker Park, zosta{ przekaza-
ny Iawie przysieglych Grand jury
W sprawie napadu dokonanego ia
bank pnr. 1922 w. Roosevelt road,
gdzie zamordowany zostal A. Rouil-
lard, zam. pnr. 1886 Roosevelt road.
R6wnoczesnie zostal przekazary tel
lawie DR.. John A. Stevenson, zsp.
pnr. 1858 w. Chicago ave-, Ia udzie-
lenie pomocy lekarskiej bez zawia--
domicnia policyi.
Do domu Antoniny TarczewskieJ,
Fam. pnr. PALS y. Western ave, pod
.czas jej nieobecno$ci zakradi sic zlo-
dziej. kt6ry zabral jej i meza ubra-
ME. kobieta, powr6ciwszy do miesz-
kama, znalazla je nieladzie. lecz
pc zlodzieju ME bylo jul ami sladu.
r q +
Ia nieutrzymywanie zony / die
CT aresztowany zostai wczoraj ALI.
toni Weglikowski, lat 3S, zam. pnr.
345 n. Elizabeth ul., ma mocy wa
rantu zaprzysiezone6o przez zone je-
go Magdalene. Dzisiaj W saddle PREY
n. Racine ave odbedzie sic rozpra-
wa sadowa.
= u +
Dzisiaj o godzinie 6ej wieczorem
koleja New York Terminal ma dwo-
rec La Sale. przywiezione beda
zwloki s. p. J6zefa Wojtalika. ktory
polegl ma polu chwaly we Francyi.
Blizsze szczeg6ly podamy p6zniej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-04
WYKRYCIE O~RGANIZACY1
KCMUNISTYCZNEJ MA


Torui. - Wladzc wojskOwe
wpadIy tn ma troP orSanlzacyl
boIszcwickicj ma Pomorzu, ktdrq
zdolano unicszkodliwit, aresztu,
j2c Slowny komitet.
Skoniiskowano liczne rapiery !
korcspondcncyc.
DzieNi encrgii naSzych wfadz
wojskowych t. NV. luEalna partya
komunistyczna W Grudziqdzu ma
lew do przcszioSci. a o]broSnicci
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-04
~URzEDNJcY pREzYDYUM
RADY MINISTRoW ZGLA-
sZAJA SIZE DO SLUzBY.

Warszawa. - W odpowicdzi
ma odezwc Rady Obrony Pan
silva rlrzednicy prczydyum rady
ministr1r: zwr6cili SIG do rz2du
Z proSbq, aby zadccydowaf, kt6--
rzy L Mich majq bye uzyci W ar
mil ochotniczcj. I kt"rzy pozost0-
wieni w sluzbic ~cywilnej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-04
o POLACZENIE KOLEJOWE
POLSKA.

Paryz. - chicago Tribune"
donosi, zc najwyzsza rada projef
tuje diva move poI2cz"nia kolejo-
we Z Bordcaux przcz Lyon, TIL
ryn, MedyoIan, EeIgrad do BIT
dapcsztu i Z Paryza przcz Frank
lurt i Pragc DO War:zawy. ably
zapcwnic stala i dobrq komunlka-
eve E'rancyi Z Poiskq i CzcchosIo-
wacy2.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-04
|NOTATKl OSORISTE.

Oh. Jozef Maiolepszy, Fam. PM,
S641 Escanaba ave-, wraz z swa sio.
%strzenica, parma Adela Raczy6ska,
wyjecha} W sobote wieczorem do
Detroit. Mich, gdzie zamierzaja spe-
die dri kilka. w czasie swego poby-
tn odwiedza PIP. Gibasiewicz. Bon
czak I dawniejszego %obywatela so.
chicagoskiego p. Feliksa Rudaka. Pc
drodze do domu p. Maiolepszy zwie-
dzi kilka innyeh m~iejscowosci W o.
kolicy Detroit.
Parma Izabela R~aczyhska WYE
chaia wczoraj do Mantle, Conn. ma
jedno-miesieczne wakacye. kt6re
spedzi W towarzystwie swych PREY
jaciolek.
- % >
W przyszla srode. dnia 11go b. IN,
W kosciele p. W. Sw. Stanislawa Ko-
SIKH ma slubnym kobiercu stana: p.
Karol Fabams, syn PIP. Leona I Bro
n!s.awy. Fam. pnr. 1853 N. Heyne
ave, z parma Gertrude Kuzniesz
corka PIP. Teoflla / Maryanny> Kuz-
niesz6w, zam. pnr. 1857 y. Ashland
ave, diugoletnich parafian Stanl-
slawowa. Stub odbedzie sic o godzi-
ME $50 wieczorem.
+ q
PAM Czarnecka. malzCnka p. An
toniego ~Czarneckiego wsp6iredakto-
ra Daily News" przeszia szczeSli-
vie operacye I po trzech tygodniach
pobytu VI szpitalu Siostr Nazareta-
mex, wr6cila do domu.
+ o &
Ma jednomiesieczne wakacye wy
jezdaa W tych dniach p. Walenty
Drzonek. Fam. pnr. 1859 Milwaukee
ave. Podejmowany on bedzie II szwa-
gra swego p. Adama Lungnich W Sa-
ginaw, Mich. Zwiedzi take Detroit,
Mich. i inne miejsCowOSci.
Dw6ch znanych obywateli M Kan
towie, p. J6zef Grejczyk / p. Knapik,
otworzylo W tych dniach wlasna IA
bryke rekawiczek sk6rkowych, pnr.
1860 Wabansia ave, blisko Paulina
ul., W dzielnicy maryaEowskiej. Fa-
bryka "a posiada nowoCzesne UREA
dzenie i dobra wentylacye stosownic
do przepis6w sanitarnych.
Ma dwutygodniowe wakacye DO
Pulaski, Wis. w%yjechali PAM Nata-
liza KukoWinsha. z synkiem Piotrem,
zam. pnr. 1928 Girard ul., PIP. Sta
nislaw i Helena Drewko z c6reczka
Karoleta, oraz panny Franciszka !
Virginia Stanek. Podejmowani onl
beda ma farmie u PIP. Jana | Maryan-
nv Drewko. dIu~goletnich osadnikow
tel miejscowoSci.
:. . :
Z dwu tygodniowych wakacyi po-
wr6ciI onegdaj p. Juliusz Gniot, INA
ny obywatel i parafianin MaryanoWa
Fam. pnr. 1915 n. Lincoln III. Pan
Gniot bawil W kapielach mineral
nych W Benton Harbor, Mich, cara
ZEN zwiedzil inne miejscowoSci W
Stanie Michigan.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-04
u BlURA OKREGU IIgo wv. S. P

Dzisiaj we Srode. dnia Ago slerp--
MIA, odbedzie sic plenarne posiedze-
ME Gniazd Okregu Ilgo W sokolEl
Gniazda I'm. Wlodz. Swiatkiewicza
pnr. 1916 Tell pl., 70 godzinie punk
tualnie Smej wieczorem. Ma posie-
dzenie to stawic sic maja Wszyscy
Prezesi i Naczelnicy Gniazd Okregu
IIgo, jak r6wniez / Representative
sokolic. Obecny Wydzial Okregu IL
ma sic slavic W komplecie jak row.
niez nowo obrany Wydzial ma Zjez-
die XVII. jaki odby1 sic w Kensing-
ton. III. W dniach 4 | ) lipca.
Re wzgledu ma wazno&c posiedze-
MIA, uprasza sic wszystkich wyzel
wspomnianych o jak najliczniejsze'
a ]punktualne przybycie.
Ia Wydzial Okregu II. z. S. P.
FIR. skibicki, prezes.
J. Domanus, sekretarz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-04

Poasd polityk. cy WiekRxy ey mnte3
sxy "A obowia1ek poczJty~ac soois
powinien stale reklamowae narodo
yoSe nasz&
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-04

W przyszly wtorek. dnia logo b.
m. odbedzie sic wycieczka W parku
Lincolna dla sierot i starcow r6znej
narodowo5ci. Przygrywac bedzie ka-
pela chicagoska pod batuta pana
William'a Wiel'a. Ma programme be-
da wyscigi sierotek, gra W pike i in
ne rozrywki. Okolo 500 automobi-
low znajduje sic juz ma liScie do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-04

Randyci automobilOwi mieli wczO
raj doskonale zniwo, gdyz W pre-
cia2u ostatnich dwudziestu CITE
rech godzin skradli az 90 automobi-
low. Jest to naiwyzszy rekord bic
zacego roku. Pomiedzy poszkodo--
wauymi figuruje nazwisko Leona
Schultza. Fam. pnr. 10 Milwaukee
ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-04

w szpitalu p. n. ,,Women's Hos
pital" zmar} oSmioletni Franciszek
Kus, zamieszkaly Z rodzicami p. mr..
912 w. 39ta ul., wskutek spadnie-
ia z drugiego pietra W zakfadach
Illinois Packing CO. W otwor win
".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-04

Kazimierz Wysocki, Fam. pnr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-04

Ma torach kolei Chicago and North
Western r. r. PREY ulicy kinzie. 20
stall najechany przez lokomotyWe
~fatalnie pokaleczony W glove box
Wawrzyniec Kaganiec, Fam. pnr.
235 n. Ada III. Ambulansem przewlc-
ziono nieszczeSliwego 90 szpitala
powiatowego. gdzie znajduje sic W
stanie beznadziejnym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-04

Dziewiecioletnia Bronislawa Ma
linowska, gam. pnr. 4585 S. Paulina
ul., przechodzac utica Ashland ave-,
W poblizu swego domu, zostaia ma
jechana przez tramwaj linii Ashland
ave, wskutek czego odniosla polka
l~eczenia. Policya re stacyi New City
przewiozia dziewczyne do domu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-04

Walenty Zebrowski. lat 30, Fam.
mr.. 1914 Ashland ave-, posprzCczat
sic z chiopcem sprzedajacym gazety
DIV %narozniku Chicago / Ashland
ave. o pieniadze. kt6re dal mu do
zmienienia. Uniesiony gniewem
chlopiec zadal nozem gleboka ra~
ne Zebrowskiemu, ktorego ambu-
lansem musiano zawiezc do szpitaIa
powiatowego. Chio2ca policya arc
sztowala.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-04

Ma jednomiesieczne wakacye wy
jezdaa W tych dniach p. Walenty
Drzonek, Fam. pnr. 1859 Milwaukee
ave. Podejmowany on bedzie Il szwa-
gra swego p. Adama Lungnich W Sa-
ginaw. Mich. Zwiedzi take Detroit,
Mich. i inne m~iejscowoSci.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-05-06

dense as down below and seemed
to have flown into the very heart OF
the storm. Ny machine was buffet
ed up and down and from side 20
side by the wind puffs and bumps,
and the air finally became so bad /
lost all control Of the ship.
"The elevators rldder and ailer-
ons failed TO respond and the plane
began TO whirl as In a Nat tail spin.
Next II started dropping. II felt as
though the bottom had fallen out Of
everything. for | could do nothing
to stop the fall. From eight thous-
and Feet II whlrled and fell until II
had dropped out OF the storm and al
that point my altimeter needle point.
ed to one thousand feet. Below the
clouds the air became normal and |
quickly regained control of the ma
chine"
"Tex" Ia Grone was in Abilene
last fall and flew over to Enterprise
one evening TO deliver the Daily Re
Hector 20 the Enterprise subscribers.
The papers were delivered within 30
minutes Of the time they came OF the
press. An Abilene man was a pass
enger when La Grone made the trip.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-05-06
HousEwoRK IS A BURDEN

Woman's lot is weary one at
best. But with backache and other
distressing kidney ills life indeed be-
comes Il burden. Doan's Kidney
Pills have made life brighter for
many Abilene women Read what
Mrs. Mabel Sullivan, 400 $. Cedar
ST.. Abilene says: II used Doan's
Kidney pills with good results six
teen years ago. My back was civ
ing me trouble. | had sharp shoot
ing pains over my kidneys and 1t
hurt me very much to stoop. MY
Homework became burden MY
back had a feverish feeling way up
to my shoulders! was getting
alarmed about my condition. as |
was being treated by doctor with
no relief | was advised to try
Doan's Kidney Pills and one box
cured me. Whenever my kidneys
get little out of order | take a few
of Doans and I am soon all right"
Price coo at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy
get Doans Kidney Pills-the same
that Mrs. Sullivan had Foster MIL
burn CO.. Mfrs, Buffalo n. Y.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-05-06

l.. Il. Jeffcoat has made a first
class clerk of the district court with
an attention to detail that has made
his Office records model for the le-
gal fraternity and with close atten-
tlon to his duties he has been the
recipient Of much favorable comment.
He is always on the job and every
paper is so carefully handled that
his records are said to be the most
accurate of any county in the dis
trict. He announces as a candidate
for reelection, subject to the Repub-
lican primaries and the county will
make no mistake If it again chooses
him for that position