davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-19

kiego Wladysiawa Kalisza, cd pol
skiej koryoracyi pod naswa Polish
Navigation Co., W ktogym Inajdu-
ia sic diva weksle ma kilka dolarow.
List ten przyslany zostal DR.. VIA
dyslawowi Kaliszowi, pnr. has Nil
waukee ave-.
W na.ibliisza niedziele dnia 22gu
b. m. odbedBie sic W sail Cd. Koso-
buckiego W dzielnicy Hawthorne
wiekf vice W celu zorganizowania
wszystkich Polakow W tejte dztelnl-
cy. Mowy w~ygiosza wybitni i do
brzy m6wcy. Ma wiecu tym officer
armii StaufS Zjednoc; onych Fran
els W. Peterson, kt6ry bral udziai W
wojnie swiatowej / take byi 2 ar
mia polsks we Francyi, pokazywaf
bedzie obrazy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
przedstawiajsce poch6d polskieji ar
mil przez Parya. P. Peterson Aywo
i~nteresuje. sic sprawami polskiemi.
Jak chodza sluchy, ma sic on ubie-
gao W 6tym d~ystrykcie ma posia do
Legisiatury Stanu Illinois. Wstep
wolny dla wszystkich. PocEatek o
godZinie Sci popoludniu.
= o -
Nie.aka J6zefina Mika,' Fam. pnr.
145S Dickson ul. wniosla W tych
dniach skarge sadowa o~skarzajac
swego meza o brutalne obohodze-
ME sic Z mia. Powiada ona, 20 me-
tulek bardzo czesto ja bill, a naWet
probowaf ia udusiG. - MafzehstWo
to rozesz{o sic dnia 1go maja b. T.
Przy matce zostaje Observation-Disclosures
ich c6reczka Leoniap ma ktora PAM
Mika domagae sic bedSie, ably MAJ
placii ma utrzymanie dziewczecia.
+ q
w>sali parafialnej p. ". Sw. Jana
Kantego o godzinie Sci wieczorem
odbedzie sic jutro, dnia 20go b. m.
daisy ciag szko4y ooywatelskiej, z
kt6rej winni skorzystae rodacy nile
matscy papier6w obywatelskich CT,
kt6rzy maja pierwsze, a starac SIG
zamerza.a 0 druge. Ma wykiady te
urzybedzie jutro ~urzednik federal
ny z sr6dmie$cia, ktory sam egza-
minowal bedzie aplikant6w.
p + - =
Dzisiai ~poczawszy o godzinie 1leJ
pred poludniem, odbedzie sic po--
ch6d cyrku wojskowego PierwSze)
Dywizi Armil Stan6w Zjednoczo-'
nych. Poch6d rozpocznie sic prz'
Wabash 12tet' uhcy a rozwisze sic
przyI ratuszu. w pochodzte z zo,nie-
rzami bierze udziai Michai Poczesny
2 South Chicago. Cyrk ten cd 2Odo
do 24go b. N. w~lacznie, odbyWa{ sic
bedzie W ogrodzie rozryTkowym
White City. Bilety motna nabyc
damo ma stacyach Fekrutacyinych.
O - G
W domu pnr. 915 W. 1sty place
znaIeziono wczoraj zwloki 60-letnie-
20 Franciszka G~cdajesza, ktory "a
czadzii sic gszem. ZwioA odkryfa
c6rka jeso, gdy wessfa do mieszka-
MIA napelnionego gaZem. Przyczyna
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-19

Program bedzie urozmaicony, spie-
wami, przem6wieniami, monologami
i produkcyamf muzycznemi wyste--
pia W MIN najlepsze silly k6lka.
+ a~ .
Wczoraj 3 godzinie lei wieczoren,
wybuchl polar W tylrej czesci domu
pnr. 1897 Emma ul., dzieki szybkiej
pomocy sasiad6w, kt6rzy zabrali sic
do gaszenia ognia i zanim przybyla
straz pozarna ogieG byf ugaszony.
40-letni Jan Dulak, Fam. pnr.
n. Lincoln ave. wszedi wczoraj do
wyszynku Piotra Stanenki, PM.
Sis Lincoln ul. a pc wypiciu kilka
szklanek piwa padl trupem. Syn
karz ~powiadomil policye, ktora PREY
byla ma miejsce / zwloki zabra}a do
pobliskiego zakladu pogrzebowego.
Szynkarza policya aresztowala.
i q
Zwlokt m~ezczyzny, kt6rego die
CT znalazly W parku Humboldt u
bicglego pcniedzia1ku id~ontyfikowai
niejakt >J6zef Gades, z zawodu kra-
vice, 2 Waukcgan, H., kt6ry po-
wiedziat policyi, re ~nieboszczyk ma
zywa sic Stanislaw Kaszczula, a "a
mieszkujo W Waukcgan.
j. q
21-letni Albert j. Bialk, Fam. p.
nr.3O21 n. Ayers ave. ktory daw-
niej pracowaY u firmy Western
News Company" ~znajduje sic w ia
rapatach. Wczoraj przesiuchiwany
byi przez policye, kt6ra trzyma go
"a kradziel amerykanskich bondoW
wolncSciowych ma sumo $1,000 Z
firmly wyaej w~ymienionej. Biaik
skradl bondy a pieniadze stracit jak
sam powiada ma odzicl / inne wydat
XII. Przyznal sic take, re gdy byi
W pewnym domu PREY Grand blvd.
skradziono mu $500. Poslany on z
~pewnoscia bedzie do wiezienia'
= q !
J6zcf Gasperlk, prowadzacy sk'sd
artykul0w spo5ywczych. pnr. 1858
Cottage Grove ave-, zabral swemu
lokatorowi fonograf "a to, "a ten
ME ui3cil sic Q nalcinego rachunku
"a dzierzaw$ jcgo mieszkania. Lo-
katorem Gasperika byl niejakl John
Heineman, kt6ry z~askarzyi brutal
nego wlaSciciela do Sadu o kradzle%
fonografu. Wczoraj sprawl Ia 20
stala ~przekazana lawic Wiclkoprzy-
sieslych Grand JurXQ. Gasperik
bedzie m6gl dalei graG ma fonogra-
fie Heineman'a, az do przysziego
micsiaca.
w klaSztorze Si0str NOtrC Damek
W parafii p. W. NajSw. Scrca Pana
Jezusa, W Grand Rapids, Mich,
cdzie proboszczem jest Y. J6zef S.
KaGihski, obchOdziia ubieg>oi mic
dzieli Siostra NJ. Mona'ta z domu
Jaworska, wychowanka plrati sw.
Stanislawa Kostki W CniCaSo, sreOr-
nv iubileusz zycia zakonuego. Okla
wi tel spora liczba krownych i INA
iomych 2 Chicago wyiechaia zIozyc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-19
PRAWE SKRZYDLO ARMII
R

NE LUkOW ZAJFI4.
Paryz, 70. sierpnia. - Lukow,
30 mil na pofudnio-wschod cd
Warszawy, zosta& zajety przez
wojska polskie podczas ataku ma
lewe skrzydio armii bolszewic-
kiej. Prawe skrzyd{o armii boil
szewickiej jest rowniez powainie
zagrozone i znajduje sic W bardzo
krytycznej sytuacyi. Ajax polski
zostaI wykonany gestemi kolum-
Mani ma flank bolszewickie z do
brymi rezultatami, dzieki dziel--
noSci piechoty polskiej...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-19

smierci ma razie nieznana, albowiem
policya ME mogA nalezycie dOwiesc,
czy smierc nastapiia przeS wypadek
Tub samob6jstwo. 1nkwest odbedzie
sic -d74siaj o godzinie loci rano. -
zmariy byl z zawodu cygarnikiem.
+ q +
Klub D. n. Panama Circle" z}o-
4ony z poisko-amerykaiskich MILO
dziencow przewatnie wychowank6w
Kantowa, arzadEa dnia 29go wrze-
snia b. r. zabawe taneczna W sail
Zjednoczenia P. r. X. PREY Augusta
Milwaukee Bilety do nabycia
u czlonk6w klubu.
= = q
Franciszek Pawlik, Fam. pnr.
S. Springfield ave. wczoraj oddai
kwarte wlasnej krwi z reki s~oJeJ
choremu Tom. Murray'owi, komisa-
rzowi powiatowemu W szpitalu po-
wiatowym, gdzie lekarz DR.. Karl
Meyer zaaplikowal choremu, W celu
ostatecznego $rodka uratowania mu
zycia.
Piotra Blacadowicza, Fam. pnr.
221O w. 19tej vi. wczoraj W nocy
napadIo szeSciu uzbrotonych handy
tow, kt6rzy wysiedli 2 AUTOMOBILE a
zatrzymawszy so W poblizu jego do
mu, pod grotba rewolwerow zaorali
mu z kiesEeni $13 / zloty zegarek,
poczem wsiedli do maszyny i odje-
chali. Stale sic to tax szybko i ma
gle powiada Blacadowicz, il zanim
sic zoryentowai po ziodziejach ME
byio ami sladu.
O 3D. n
Prey Loomis | 67ej vi. J6zef F.
lanai, zam. pnr. S6S7 S. Paulina ul.
zosta} obrabowany q got6wki W SUI
mie SIS. Zanef jechal automobileni
/ gdy sic zbliza& do wyzej wymienio-
nsj krzyzowki, wskoczyfo do automo
blu trzech uzbrojonych meiczyzn \
pod grozba rewolwer6w zabrali mu
p~ienisdze, wyrzucili z maszyny ma
bruk a SAINT. doh wsiedli l o%djechali.
Ia nieprzyzwoite zachovanie sic
sedzia Richardson W sadzie policyi-
nym PREY Maxwell vi. skazal nioja-
kiego Michala Kobusa, Fam. pnr.
2O15 W. 18th pl. ma zaplacenie 800
grzywny i poniesienie koszt6w lsa-
dowych.
= n >
Tramwaj limit S1ej ulicy uderzyi
ma przechodzacego Jak6ba Nalewai-
ko, Fam. pnr. 1914 Normal ave.
wskutek cIego upadl ma bruk tax
SLIME, 10 doznai pekniecio Czaszkt.
| Ambulansem przcVicziono go do
szpItala Post Graduate, gdZie sic
znajduje " stanie krytycZnym.
= u >
W niedziele. dnia $50 wrze5nia b..
T. otbedzie sic wieczorek wodewi-
Lowry. kt6ry urzadza Koiko iowa
rzyskie i'm. sw. Kazimierza, skupia-
lace sic przy parafiI pod temte We
zwaniem, W sail pod nazwa .,Sokof
Chicago, pnr. 2345 s. Kedzie ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-19

W bIedzie Jest ten, kto mysli, ze
DO zakupieniu 80 ~dolarowego bon
du luz mole mice W obec Polski
czyste sumienie. Najbiednlejszy WI
MEN najmniej sto dolar6w Polsce
pozyczyG. Mast bracia W Pclsce Cd
daia wszystko co posiadaja.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-19
|NOTATN OSOBISTE.

Pa1stwo Franciszek | Stanislawa
Budzban, obchodziG bedl W najbIiz-
sza sobote dnia 21go T. m. crebrny
jubileusz wsp6lhego pozycia MAJ
zenskiego. q okazyi tel odbedzie sic
W koSciele p. W. Sw. Heleny Msza
sw. ma intencye jubilat6w. PIP Buaz-
banowie So p%opularni W kolaclI to-
warzyskich TAX ma HeIenowie jaH
/ ma Kantowie.
Wczoraj o godzinie loci rano W
koSciele p. W. sw. Jacka, W Avon
dale, X. Franciszek Repihski G. r.
polaczyf dozgonnym wezlcm NAL
zehskim p. Franciszka Fiedlera, 2
parma Zofia Steinke. Nowozehcom
druAbowali: p. jerry Fielder Z pan
ma Franciszka Steinke, i p. Edward
steinke z parma Florentyna Fielder.
Solo Ave Maria" odSpiewaia ma
Offertoryum PAM Wanda Obccna.
miejscowa solistka przy akomp. or
ganu p. J.K Borowihskiego. Uczta
weselna odbyla sic W domu rodzic6w
PAM mlodej pnr. S027 n. Ayers ave.
W czwartck O godzinio Sci popo-
ludniu kOleja Michigan Central Wy
jechala papi Amelia Rumza y c6rka
Virginia | synem Wawrzyncem ma
kilkotysodniowe wakacye do Three
Rivers, Mich, gdzie beda podejmo-
wane u PIP. Koscielskich dawnieJ--
szych osadnik6w ~chicagosklch.
x
w domu p. Albertcstwa Nowak6w,
Fam. pnr. 2l2S N. Leavitt vi. ma ia
dwigowie, odbyly sic ~zareczyny len
mlodszej c6rki panny Jozefy 2 pa
mem Romanem J. Tomaszewsktm, sy
mem Do. F. Tomaszewskich, Fam. p.
mr.. 2254 Fullerton ave. Pan 10
nan sluzyl W armu Stan6w Ijedno-
czonych podcza5 ostatniej wojny ia
ko sieraant 1870 pulku sanitaryu-
szy. Ojciec panny J6zefy, p. Alber'
Nowak Jest Konisarzcm Powiato-
wynn.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-19

2 dwrtygodniowych wakacyi wr6cl-
Ii np. Mirhaf j Helena Walczak, wraz
2 srnkicm RoHtrtcm, oraz parma joe
rna Nichqlska i p. Leu Walczak z
Wiphcc, Wis, gda:e awieizili okolicz-
ne m~jeiscoxosci " stanie Wisconsin. -
WickszoaG czasu powy&szc palstwo spe
dzi}o M rybol6StWie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-19

Grono zyczliwych przyjaci6lek panny
Pelagii Kozakiewicz sprawify jcI mad
Hwyczaj mila i nader ~przyjemDa mic
spodziankc zwanq ,,Dinncr-warc Show
or" W micszkaniup PIP. L. r. Klinser' ia
micsakujacych pnr. $3.50 y. Ayers ave
Uczestniczyly na~stcpujace panic l pa
nicnA 4. KIinccr, W. Gort. +. Hych-
linSka, FranciSzka Urban. u. b1cSclhc'
T.. Slapka, l.. WiSniewSka, L. WiSnlc-
wSka. G.. Maszki. y. GOrt, c. Lipln-
ska, V. Dalusa, n. Czubek, A. Bac6rila-
rzyhska. l.. Kozakiewicz, c. kozioT-
ska. h. Domnatowska, NJ. Palace, +.
Urban, f. Ciessau, S. Wincerska, +.
K~ozakiewicz i s. Malach0wSka. Parma
Pclagia wstepujc W zwiazek maizehski
z pancm Edwardcm Ciessau,> dnia 81
b. m. Mloda wiara PREY dzwiecznych
tonach muzyki i spiewu bawi1a sic do
p62nej pory.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-19
PraIne ubioTy " Basemencie

Ofrrta u a",a>ie Tub Suk!rn dla\dam: pieknic SD zro-
1innr p L., .r;a>lrr,. KRAFT kuwatCyO Pin checked
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-19

Ubicgiej niclzieli grOno przyJaci"feN
sprawilo pannie Maryi PaszkiewlcZ. w
domu lei rodz;c6w PIP. PaSZkiewtcZ"W'
pnr, 400 Leland ave, mia nicSpodzlah
ke zwana Miscellaneous Shower W
kt0rei uczcstniczyiy nastepuJace PANE:
NJ. Paszkiewicz. +. P~aszkiewicz, NJ. Pa
szkiewicz, L. KortaS, j. Og0reE, a.
Marsha. II. Abt, W. Idzikowska, NJ. Pa
szkiewicz. S. Roller, p. Matz i panny
NJ. Paszkiewicz, A. PasZkiweicz. ;.
MarSka, y. SzczOdrowSka, VI. CzaJK1'
II. Polowy, A. POlowy, A. Pol"wy, e..
Polowy oraz panowie F. Paszkiewicz,
N, Kortas. J. Paszkiewicz, j.. Paszkie-
wicz. T. G0rski, G.. Abt J. Og6rek.
u dwutygodniowych wakacyi wroclt
DR.. Wladyslaw F. Kalisz, am. pnr.
1145 Milwaukee ave-. gdzie bawif W
Stanach WSchodnich i pocZawsZy OIL
dzisiaj przyjmowac bcdzie nadal swych
pacyent6w jak ~poprzednlo.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-24
Police Force Is
Inadequate, Says
Alderman Giesy

That he believed Salem's police
protection is at present inadequate,
and that he favors the addition
rather than reduction of patrol
men, We're statements made at the
special council meeting Tuesday
by Alderman j. B. Giesy in reply
to talk made by Alderman James
McClelland in which Mr.. McClel-
land declared that the best policing
Salem ever had was several years
ago under five men. There are at
present six men in the department.
Mr.. McClelland, however, did not
urge reduction of the present
force.
1--WE haven't proper police pro-
lection at the present time" Mr..
Giesy insisted Everybody knows
it. 1 am absolutely against limit
ing our police force to six men. l
believe, in fact. we need more Off
GERS"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-24
HIP RICCER AND WIFE.
p|H GIVE TESTIMONY

so weak and worn out that l couie
hardly keep going.
Il suffered, so from rheuma-
tism that it just kept me miser-
able nearly all the time. l was
living in Aberdeen, Washington
when I began taking Tanlac. Be-
fore finished the first bottle
could tell. that / was improving
and now am feeling fine. Ny stom
ach is in perfect order. the rher-
mafism is all gone. 1 never have a
pain of any kind and am always
ready. for good days work.
NY wife got in weak ana
run down condition and felt miser-
able nearly all the time from ca
tarrh Of the head and stomach.
Well, Tanlac had done me 20
much good that she began taking
1t and her Improvement was even
more noticeable than mine. She
has gained .twehty pounds AMI =
now enjoyine the best Of heath.
Tanlac Il sold In Salem BY Iy-
Ierss drug store and an other towns
By leading druggists taos'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-24
Surcharge For
Pullmans Acts
Like Boomerang

The surcharge imposed upon per-
sons of the Pullman company is
proving boomerang against both
the Pullman people and the rail-
roads according to II. H. Corey,
public service commissioner, who
has returned from confer
ence at st. Louis, Mo. According TO
Corey travel on the railroads has
decreased very noticeahly and pa
tronage of the sleeping cars has de-
clined to very marked degree.
Many people who heretofore
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-24
Jackson Club To
Hold Its Annual
Meet In Portland

The Jackson club of Oregon will
hold its annual meeting at Central
Library auditorium, Portland. Ore
gon, Friday evening, November 26.
at O'Clock. The time for election
of Officers has been changed from
the last Friday in December to che
last Friday in November in order to
give more time to prepare for the
annual Jackson Day banquet which
is held each year on the Sth day OF
January, the birthday of Andrew
Jackson. The Jackson banquet has
become a fixed institution, demo,
Gratis, not only of Oregon but of
most states make pilgrimages each
year to meet and do honor to the
great democrat, Andrew jackson.
| Plans are under way to make the
banquet this year the largest gath
ering Of democrats ever held in this
state.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-24
Harvard Coach
Suggests Change
in Passing Rul'

Boston. Mass, Nov. 24.-A sug-
gestion for curbing forward pass,
to prevent development of present
day football into a game more
nearly resembling basketball, has
been advanced by Percy D. Haugh-
ton, founder Of Harvard's gridiron
coaching system.
Instead Of having an incom-
pleted forward pass revert to the
team which started the play, make
a forward pass blocked behind the
thrower's line of scrimmage sub
ject to srecovery by opponents un-
der the same conditions as a
blocked kick" is Haughton's idea.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-24
Aggies In Trim
For Battle With
MultnOmah Squad

oregon Agricultural, College, Cor
wallis, Nov. 24.-The Oregon Aggie
players are somewhat stiff after
their strenuous effort against the
University of oregon are now work
ing ont the kinks in preparation for
the Thanksgiving day game in
Portland against the Multriomah
squad. Practice is being conducted
in the big armory.
Varsity men do not expect to run
up against easy pickings" with
Multnomah. They recognize that
the Portland organization has a
hard fighting group and has made
ia good record this season. The or
Iange and black lineup will be some-
what the same as was used in the
university game Saturday, it is ex-
pected. Coach Rutherford expects
OF try out some of his second string
men, who he is sizing UP for mex,
year.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-24

Portland
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-24
Wilhelm Needs !.
Allies Consent
To Visit Corfu

The Hague, Nov. 24.-Former
Emperor William of Germany
could go to Corfu only with the
consent of the allied powers, the
Associated Press was informed at
the foreign office. This information
was elected as "a result of an in
quiry as to reports trlt the for
mer emperor's villa on the Island
of Corfu was oeiag .fspaired and
that he was expected to go there
soon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-24

The records show that the mon
ey order business transacted at AS
toria is the largest of that of any
ipostoffice in Oregon outside Of
Portland
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-24
E, and Mrs. Paul
nson Say Tanlac
Restored Their
',!lA After Years Of
Hsring

!. and | have both tried
.s.s = recommend it because
!, We are telling suffering
th., : medicine that will
a -. soo.s said Paul John
ave.. risser. living at 241s
b .oe s Alameda, Cal.
y y, res or eight years" con-
h. sonsson. Il suffered
S,,S;sa a esse of stomach .trou-
I,ur.s ate agreed with me
Is eur gas which press
r>Sl> t until l felt like 1
- I was conztIrat-
= restless. ana was
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-24

Fifty men are now employed on
road work on the Mckenzie high
way, and despite the rains. good
progress is being made.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-24

thought nothing OF reserving al
lower in standard sleeper are
now sitting It out In the day coach
or travelling by day ana spending
the night in some hotel along the
route. Corey declares.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-24

Portland, Nov. 24.-The body
,of Mayor G. r. PercivaI Of Van
couver, WASH. who disappeared
October II, was found hanging to
h tree in clump Of heavy woods
near tine Oregon approach Of the
North Ponk railroad bridge near
here Monday afternoon. He had
been in ill health before his dis
appearance.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-24

IN 'sre ere, opened this week at
|sesss ,s fslls !. for the lease of H.
|hts ~, !. reclaimed land in the
|bIss;aoed ss oed- The highest price in
! Is said to be $500 an
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-24

AT a pretty home wedding Tues
+ "A day.. November 23, Miss Geor-
ola Fern Reeves, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Reeves of this
.city. became the bride of Delbert
D. Forgey of Albany. The cere-
mony took place at the home of
the brides parents, at 1040 Les
lie street, Reverend F. w. Laun-
er officiating. Miss Anna Ward at
tended the bride and Lester San
dy acted as groomsmap. The
house was beautifully decorated,
pink and white being used as an
artistic color scheme. Following
the we'll appointed wedding din
ner the young people left on
short wedding trip to Asotin, Wash
ington the home of the grooms s
parents.
The bride is a native of Marion
| county. She was born in Jefferson
and was graduated from the Com
| mence high school in Portland.
she later attended the Capital
Business college here and has a
4 host of friends in this city. Mr..
Forgey is a son of John Forgey
OF Asotin, an ex-service man and
formerly student at the Ore
gon Agricultural college He is an
employe of the railroad company
| and resides in Albany.
The numerous Salem friends Of
Mrs. Leland r. Waters (Hazel
Blake) will be pleased to learn
that she is ENJOYING brief visit in
the capital city after an absence
4 OF several months. Mrs. Waters
has been spending the summer in
California, making her home In
San Francisco, and visiting the
many pleasure resorts of the
southern state. She arrived Tues
day evening from Pasadena, where
4 she was the guest of friends, and
{, ioined her husband who has
tbeen Oh an extended business trip
4 in Washington and oregon. Today
| Mr.. and Mrs. Waters motored to
Corvallis and tomorrow they plan
to go to Portland. They will leave
the first of December for Phila-
delphia for a visit of indefinite
length and upon their return Will
make their home in Portland.
| At a meeting held in Portland
! Sunday, it was decided that Mon
day evening, December 6, would
be the date of the Cherrian- Pru-
marian dance. 1t will be held in
the Multnomah hotel and will be
one of the bright spots in the sea-
sons social gayeties.
The regular meeting of the
tSalem Arts league. which was to
have been held last evening, was
indefinitely postponed. Announce
I. ment of the date will be made
| later.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schune7
man will lmotor to Portland Thanks
giving day to attend the PRESENT.
ton of Chu Chin Chow at the
Heilig thenter.
! Mies Gertrude Hartman is
among the many Salem society
z folk who will. attend the perform
ance of Chu Chin Chow at the
Heilig theater in Portland to-
. morrow.
Mrs. Harry Rowe and sma'l
daughter, Catherine, and Mrs
Ebert Thompson and daughter
Fay Louise, are visiting relatives
in Corvallis and Philomath over
the Thanksgiving holiday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-11
UNKNOWN JOY RIDERS
SMASH INTO A BUGGY
Especial CORRESPONDENCE to The journal,

Especial Correspnndence TO The journal,
East Las Vegas, N. M, Aug. 10.
Unknown joy-riders driving a
stolen automobile here Sunday
night crashed into the buggy OF
Juan Mares on the Romeroville
road just outside of town. They
smashed the buggy, throwing Mr..
Mares into the road. severely cut
ting and bruising him and break
ing one Of his arms and turning
the car over and badly damaging
II. Immediately after the accident
the occupants Of the car, two boys
and two girls, finding that they
were unhurt, made their escape
not waiting to see how badly hurt
Mr.. Mares was or to send aid. Har-
ry White and family. returning
from an all-day picnic, discovered
the accident and brought Mr.
Mares into town, where his wounds
were dressed and he wasS made
comfortable.
Mr.. Mares says that he did not
recognize any of the party, and
that they were driving so fast and
without lights that they drove into
his horse and buggy before he could
realize what was happening.