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The Idaho recorder., 1920-11-12
Forestry and Farm Bureau.

A farm bureau organization meet
ing for laying out the work for the
coming year. in connection win
which Forest Supervisor Seribner
is to confer about the predatory an
imal situation and organize a com
nrehensive grazing association Tor
the locality. is to be held al Leadore
on Monday. November To- ri :
o'clock. The meeting takes place al
the hall. ~.
In ALI the several communities the
same sort of reorganization is plan
ned for the work of the ensuing year
as to the farm bureau, the object De
ing TO keep up and maintain WORK
ing interest therein.
The Idaho recorder., 1920-11-12
dng the Red Cross.

lhe nation November
observed as Red Cross
h 1aimon a special union
y oe es held at the Metho-
0nase will take subscrip-
nest 1'es Room every after
tlll 5 and Mrs. Donnel-
NV, ,Sano at the same place
;a'il Sa. $50 every evening
sross Roll Call drive.
WI take subscriptions
Stage office and the
:. ..aalmacy will take care
At any tome.
-t : : The list of chairmen
isa.i a Red Cross Roll Cali.
son' Gilmore; Mrs. w.
.,s,s ,,ssuore; Mrs. Richard
o.. OF July; Mrs. Ralph
M. MRS. W. H. Shoup.
eon s ferrill Terry. Depot; |;
r. Baker: Ms. w. r.
H. Ms Belle O'Connor.
M ueorge Hughes. Glib
liz o Blasingame. Bohan-
y s.. .Saole. Boyle creek;
sSo. osnaney, Tendoy; Mrs.
kssa.I May; Mrs E. Rayn-
b =, V. Casey, Ulys-
ss,Aa..r fitzpatrick. Leesburg:
|ssrsa Blackbird: E. F.
The Idaho recorder., 1920-11-12
Early Morning Bath in Jesse Creek

Early Morning Bath in Jesse Creek.
One of the Salmon teachers, TAX
ing short cut at the Rectory cross
ing to her daily duties at the Brook
lyn school Wednesday morning, fell
into the icy waters of Jesse creek
The temperature at the time was z
above. She had safely jumped the
little stream and landed on the op,
posite shore ice when she shpped
back into the stream, falling again
and again as she attempted 10 ee'
out and becoming thoroughly I'M
mersed in most approved fasmon lol
the believers in immersion before
finally reaching the shore. Ihen
there was a run home for ilgnt.
ming change of clothing before Wha'
the lady wore could freeze.
AS if to follow the example oi
this teacher one of the young glris
of the high school coming along he
the same trail later also TOOK Tue
same plunge by misstep.
The Idaho recorder., 1920-11-12
cudden Cold Snap.

With the ground covered Win
,o,,r inches of snow that had meH
"a as II fell on Monday night theie
u.as a, inward tendency in tempera-
ture toward daybreak TUESDAY MN, ,ia
ing The mark was ! degrees ao9be ,be
that point Wednesday mornins i.s are rre
rnart was .. with rising tempera a'uie
Later in The week.
The Idaho recorder., 1920-11-12
,,,. sale by the Variety

n,sb, in the height of the season,
,ho thrifty buyer is looking i0'
r,sr;stmas presents as ~eii d -.
e 80 Of every day use eome'
So special sale BY the 'se,
a,ors Mrs. Langel. the owner %
s'ols onn,ar place. gives full fartie'
'n's Nv advertisement in TO-DAY :
naner and the list is most INV i'
The Idaho recorder., 1920-11-12

Jack MaheT. Sixth Grade.
When | was about eight years old.
long. long ago. my Uncle Harry en-
listed in the war and sailed abroad
as common soldier. He went up
TO first one position and then an
other till he came back a captain.
He STAYED two weeks and then en-
listed in the army aviation corps
and was promoted 30 first heuten-
ant and then a second Lieutenant
and then a captain and finally he
was commander Of a large heet OF
areoplanes with which he accom-.
piished many daring and brave
deeds.
forgot 20 tell YOU that when ms
rne,e was in The Argonue forest be
was in the engineers corps which
went ahesd 10 fix up and repair ths
big guns and they had TO hghi a.
hard "a the soldiers.
The Idaho recorder., 1920-11-12
To BRING Back German we

Gerhard Gorges. proprietor " 10, a
~, cafe in Salmon, is arranslhr
hoya. ata visit to Germany II pass, pass
-,n 70 ~" oan he secured He is natise =,
po' Smitzerland 9 but his mother i
German and lives m ina -e,,,,n in
Gorges says he expects u3ed 10 hy his
,hres months, accompanied " ~
rarman wife
The Idaho recorder., 1920-11-12
jefferson and Van Buren.

jefferson and Van Buren,.
Thomas jefferson md Martin Van
Buren, have been the only men In fi,e
hsItory Of the United States who have
served as governors Of states. foreign
ministers, heads Of cabinets. vice pres
ttlsTits and nresIdenta
The Idaho recorder., 1920-11-12
MiiIer--SeaIes

Isaac d. Miller of Salmon ana NIT
Julia Sea Is of Forney were unltea IN
marriage on Tuesday last by Prooale
Judse g w. Cronkrite. The BRIDE Is q
niece of Frank Allison OF foine. @n
with her mother has oeeh hi'N''S'
her home beyond Forne!'
The Idaho recorder., 1920-11-12
Arnistice Day.

Louis Denry. Sixth Grade
Well. my children, will tell you
the story of Armistice Day.
II was in the year of 1918. NoYem.
Der IL. was just boy. The fghf
took in nearly all the world so II was
called the world war.
was boy OF ten and now | am
seventy. oh my, how those sixty
years have slipped past.
Well. as was saying. there was
a great war which lasted for four
wears and as the Germans were get
ting tired wc made them sign an ar
mistiee. as they called IL. The Ger.
mans did not like 10 but did. and
hen il was we had jolly time.
Well, ny brain is getting kind OF
weak and wobbly ] left out some
interesting stories, but. lava mercy
il is nearly nine O'Clock so skip fo
bed and I'll tell you more some 9th
er time.
The Idaho recorder., 1920-11-12
a,,k Heating plant

bof water heating appdi atus u ~
A hos sI,ed in the Pioneer pans
been ,a-tars In, in odd Fellows nollu'
ins W. ss,,e that institution eonii"f {
ing. nl' Ss,non's eoidest weaihef
The Idaho recorder., 1920-11-12

FOR SALE CHEAP-One small
range. one rug, one dresser and
one set mining engineering books.
T.. v. CAPLEs. salmon.
PAYING 25c for old worn out horse
shoeing rasps AT Pioneer Shoeing
4 Blacksmithing company.
REWARD-Dark roam heifer. bar c
ON left ribs. estrayed since last
spring. Please notify owner.
CHARLES b. HlNCHEY. Salmon.
THANKSGIVING DANCE
Al Carmen Hall
November Is.
FURNISHED RooMs--Lower Main
street. al Mrs. Fowlers.
FOR RENT-Small furnished house
cheap, See Mrs. o. G. Jones. Sal
mon
FOR SALE-complets household
furniture. including dining table
and three chairs, rocker, centre
table. Victor Talking machine with
30 records. sanitary cot and bed,
Singer sewing machine. braas bed.
stead. child's bedstead. 9xl1s run.
Black Diamond cook utove. two
heating stoves. large and small.
refrigerator. washing machine and
wringer. boiler and two fuk6 iarxe
lot fruit Jars. baby buggy. etc.
| These articles are good and will
| be sold without reserve nj the
home OF MRS. BYRON GooDELL
FOR SALE--Hay. grain and impie,
ments and dry pine 16.inch stove
| wood. on s. A. Myers ranch. Ap
ply to owner In Salmon.
FOR SALE--california Stock ranch
| 600 acre mountain ranch. 8 large
springs, good orchard and vine
yard. Stock range the year around
Have permit to run 1000 head oI
| forest reserve. Never do any win
ter feeding and have finest stock
In this section. Good roads to tht
place. Large new house and sew
4 eral other buildings all in goot
| shape. This Is considered the I'm
| est stock ranch In Southern Cali
fornia. Will give responsible ane
experienced stock man good terms
| Write me for further information
| o. c. WATSON. 220 Brewer Bldg.
Bakersfield. California.
| FOR SALE-Nice little place OF fiv'
acres. with sixroom brick and fran,
dwelling. orchard. berry patch. barn
chicken house, log house near dwell
1 ing adapted for ice house. etc. Thi
place Is an admirable home II
Brooklyn, located on upper Jess
creek Compelled to sell because o
continued III health OF Mrs. Watson
For particulars see s. G. Watson
Salmon, Idaho.
WANTED TO BUY AND SE,LL.--Al
kinds OF second hand goods. Mrs
| o. c. Jones. rear sos NJ. +. church
Salmon @ 9.24-t
WOOD SAWING--A. c. Bowen a. Sol
will do your wood saving prumptl,
Phone 62 black. 9.24 [
FOR RENT--Furnished and unfuI
nished housekeeping rooms: ais
bedrooms by the month. Rent
reasonable. Apply Mrs. c. T.. Morr
son. Just north of the electric ligh
office. te.17-t
THE IDAHO RECORDER has fin
line OF Christmas cards. Los sngra,
ing mr. urfnting. uefsoyaal and bui
The Idaho recorder., 1920-11-12

FOR RENT--FurnIshed and unfur-
nished housekeeping rooms: also
bedrooms by the month. Rents
reasonable. Apply Mrs. c. T.. Morrl-
son. Just north of the electric light
office. 3s17~u
The Idaho recorder., 1920-11-12
.FREAKS
m FIGURES

~ remarkable Of the
!, aany surprises Is the
coyernor "Al" Smith
state. Republicans and
4, agree that the Demo
~ achievement Of al
Gs,ing his own election.
rore than 100000 New
l,ndslide plurality for
fhg, sets a mark never
a in popular elections.
H. tale of "Al' Smiths
=, better than adtec~
.,.nce, Harding's estimt-
oyer Cox in New York
LOCO in round numbers.
rs estimated plurality
h Smith is less than
hlicar gubernatorial can
|pore than 100000 votes
Republican presidential
|nd Governor Smith ran
head of Governor Cox,
IL presidential nominee.
fpg was carrying New
Il the Unprecedented Re-
n Of 4S4,120, this same
governor was leading
u,noo votes. In New York
Of the metropolis Har-
nted plurality over Cox
while Miller's estimat-
over Governor Smith
Aan half that figure. 1t
uiuse of the rural vote
Vi]ler pulled through at
|eFernor Smiths achieve
Gedly is due to his per-
hity, but there were var
! Ill Of which combine
Nv Smith as the acknow-
y Of the badly shattered
party in the east, if not
a Smiths race, indeed,
outstanding incident in
lof Tuesday.
! 0tner features OF the
|nh commenting on. The
Gti0n member of congress,
California, has been de-
\ serving several terms
|deeted by joint action of
h his district. Randall
| the most independent
! The lower house and a
gied ability. Berger will
ppy for admission to the
y repudiated him, bat
still have a represent
t'ngress, Meyer Loudon
! reelected in a New
! senator from Ohio and
ablest Republicans in
goes to Washington as a
me lower house. He was
p a Cleveland district.
somen have been elected
. Offices, most of them
'Ssluf In races for state
In Michigan, Roscom-
chose a woman sheriff.
N Colonel AL Taylor,
I governorship over Rob-
'efat, adds another chap
mous story of the Ten
|nfs. Seventy,two years
a0nel I Alfred Taylor ran
more than thirty years
aered this years contest
u retirement for a quar-
ne is a brother of "Our
I former governor and
: senator. Robert Tay-
In 1886 the two
for the Office of
aanins on opposing tick
anpaign attracted nation
vas OF Tuesday will mark
J Is'lupendous pluralities
!, e,lns of the most san
4 4 expectations. The YER
II lsaa'ically registered is,
- accepted with gen.
'San spirit. The nation
: e~cuon day. 1t YIELDS
The Idaho recorder., 1920-11-12

WOOD SAWISG--A. c. Bowen a. Son
will do your wood saving promptly
Phone 62 black. 924 tf
The Idaho recorder., 1920-11-12

THE IDAHO RECORDER has fine
line OF Christmas cards. Los. sngras-
ing OF printing. personal and bus
mess. Call and see samples and
nlace You order early.
The Idaho recorder., 1920-11-12
! me' ns. Come Down.

IN os's s Come Down.
fs, u'er was an arrival
sseay ~ from New York.
ssea iowering prices. the
esrs was shown in the
sM 5 still manifest and
acts . on the decline. Mr..
\ ,ks, SORT of reflex action
he ,.o,,.,l sill cause deep dis
y nss;,,.ieians of the other
slsr,;.lIest at the next con-
= sirs Tor I'd party can
prices going down.
The Idaho recorder., 1920-11-12
HESS
AUCTION HOUSE

REFRIGERAToRS, new and Sec
ond hand, priced to suit. Also com
plete line Of second hand furniture.
good as new.
The Idaho recorder., 1920-11-12

u.,f a dozen hunting o-rino
i HAN fran, e salmon yesterday morh,ns MOI, 1ns
forth uadne from the nearby mountain, ,ol se-
deer trails. Poor iueh sh, hack. Up in
cording to reports orou oss nnnters have
the Tendoy locaii.s IN
haen better rewarded.
The Idaho recorder., 1920-11-12

Mrs. Fred NcCabe is back IN
Salmon from hunt with Der nus
hand from over beyond the Leesossk
country where she Teueeeeded IN xet-
tinr a deer
The Idaho recorder., 1920-11-12

Kenneth Shenon is TO leave 90. Al
nert Tuesday for the universi'! a.
Berkeley.
The Idaho recorder., 1920-11-12
STIRRING TALES
OF ARMEfICE DAY

is;~,N u tue MIN and
A'a grades OF the West Side school
commemorate Armistice day Ii
was suggested to the pupils that
.ney write as grandparents telling
tneif grandchildren the story OF the
uay. The result as shown in the ef.
Iorts OF the pupils was surprisingly
sood IN composition and imagina.
tion. Numbers Of the children gave
.neT own ages as well up toward
the century mark. while others
claimed Fifty as the proper age Of
grandparents.
Here are few OF the offerings OF
the Salmon boys and girls:
Ihe Story Of Armisties Day.
Frances Dempsey. Fifth grade.
! am fifty years old with my
grandchildren perched upon my knee,
! fondly pet them and tell them the
story OF Armistice Day.
The Armistice Day Is almost as
great as the Fourth OF July. The
armistice was signed on November
III, l9lSt The kaiser was very
cruel. He made his army work very
hard on little food. Some OF them
came over TO our lines. They were al
ways almost starved. Our officers
tprinted little pieces OF paper which
advertised the fine breakfasts the
American had in the army. These
the officers gave to the aviators and
in the night they sailed over the
German lines and dropped them All
the Germans got TO eat was black
cake and rotten coffee.
4 remember when we were In
school we had holiday. The day
before our school superintendent
came into our room and told us a
great many things.
Armistice Day.
Everett Stroud, Fifth Grade
remember about fifty years ago
| there was a war with Germany My
brother was in IT, II lasted for four
years. Germany and Austria were
| fighting against the United States,
France, England. Italy. Belgium and
other countries. My brother fought
for the Americans. He was wound
ed six times, once in each leg and
twice 10 each arm. They did the
fighting In France. AT that time
was nine years old.
Arn,isties Day.
Donald Carnes. Fifth Grade.
Well, 4 had an uncle who was In
the war and he could tell some very
interesting experiences. He even had
a ynse made out OF shell.
He xaid her~had gone foriy-eigh'
hours without any sleep at all. Ht
fsaid the roads were so bad--oh. yes
II forgot to tell you he drove greal
big automobile: no. not an automo
bile. but a truck. Well. he said tbs
Proads were so bad he got shook vi
so badly he thought he would soor
be churned. There were lots o.
hills and lots of up hills and dowr
hills and rocks and ruts and mut
and everything 10 make the roadi
had He sure had an awful time ant
when he was there he could oni,
sleep n little at a time.
So pretty quick the American
were such good fighters that the,
gave the Germans the worst of II
They fought for something Ike fou
years. can't remember now for
was lust a little kid then.
The Germans were getting tn
worst of II and had TO sign an ar
mistice and so that is why we ceie
brate Armistice Day.
Well. il In about bed time now -
guess better quit and tell you SOM
more arother time.
The Idaho recorder., 1920-11-12

WANTED TO BUY AND SELI.--All
kinds OF second hand goods. Mrs.
o. c. Jones. rear aof NJ. +, church.
Salmon s-24-ti
The Idaho recorder., 1920-11-12
i.aiisn Closes Down

The italian mire has closed down
for the winter.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-13
POpis Dzieci Szkolnych Okla
zyi Srebrnego Jubileuszu Ka-
pia1stwa X. Jana 0byrtacza,
PrObOszcza Parafi SW. Sta
nislaWa KOstki

Sala IA Stanisiawowie wczoraj po-
poiudnfu w~ypelnila sic p~ublicznoscis
ktora przybyla licsnie. ably wyslu-
chae doborowego programu Dzieci
Szkolnych, kt6-e pod znakomiten.
kierownictwem Czcigodnych Si6str
NaucZycielek Zgromadzenia Notre
Damek urzadzAy popis ten ku Get
Solenizanta X. Jana obyrtacza c.. R.
proboszcza parafii Sw. Stsnislawa
Kostki, jake ma ~zakonczenie uroczy-
stoSci s~rebrnego jubileuszl ka-
plaIstwa.
o god7inie $3.50 popoludniu wpro-
wadzono Y. SoleniSanta Jana obsr-
tacza C. r. do sali Slicznie Przystro-
ionej W srebrne wstegi i kwiaty, W
asystencyi X. StanisIawa Swierczka
C. r., X. Jana Zdeehlika c. R., X.
Wotciecha Kmiecika c. R., X. Fran
ciszka Pieczynskiego C. r. x. Broni-
lawa Lazarowicza C. r., X. Wlady-
slawa Miernika c. r., X. Adama
Bar wika G. R., Brata Stanislawa c.
r., Brsta RajnBunda C. r. i innych
Braci ZakoHnych / po$r6d marsza pO-
witalrego odegranego prTez or6ie-
sire dzbeci szkotnych 1asiedlr goScie
ma honorowych miejscach. Ma scenic
pr5ystroionej W sztandar amerykan-
ski i polski widniai dUzy napis s-e-
brny: ,,Jubilate Dec - 25".
Pierwszym umerem ma progra-
ME byI wystep Ch6ru S~viatecznego,
kfasy lei I Sci, kt6ry odSpiewai
piesh powitalna. Spiew wypsdi do
skonale. DTrgim numerem byf wy
step dziewczat kEaSy 4tej i 5tej,
kt6re W zgrabnych tancach, spie-
wach I powinszowaniach skiadafy
iyczenia X. 'Jubilatowi. Wystep ten
1atytuiowany byI: ,Dzwoneczki Ju-
bfleuszowe". Numerem nastepnym
byf wystep chlopczyk6w klasy Sci
I 4tej. kt6rzy W rolaeh zofnierykow
z charagiewkami " -eku z liczos
robu 1895 i 1920. wykonali bardzo
pieknie i stosowne do o~kolicznosci
spiewy. powinszowania / Cwic0enia.
Poczem wystapila ma scene % dziew-
cat prz~ystrojonych " suknfe zoite
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Jesse Wynne'go i o zalotniku Marci-
ME, PREY akompaniamencie fortepia-
nu p. j. Tadelakiego. Gdy echa pies
nj zamilkfy, ukazala sic ma estra--
die mala Adelcia Wysocka, W stro-
ju polskim / o~dtanczyla kujaWiaka'
PREY akom. fortepianu panny FIo:en-
tyny Train. Taniec tax sic podobaf
zebranym, re parma Wysocka Emu
szona byia nadprogramowo wysta--
pic; odtanczyfa taniec francuskl.
Daisy ciag programu stanowliy
przem6wienia z kolei nastepujacych
mowc6Iw: pania Szesaycka, z Dwo-
ru sw. Trolley. alderman6w lei war
dy p. Stanistawa Adamk5ewicza l p
Stanisiawa Walkowiaka, NadleSnl--
czyni Q Wysokiego Dworu pania mo
mas, Anne Pejor, J6zefa RuSDKleWi-
CA, Bl4biety Rodgers, adwokata ia
ma Jankowskiego, PAM Amy Korze-
p~iewskiej, radnet z Wysokiego Dwo-
ru, PAM Elzbiety ZamorskieJ X.
proboszcza Stefana KowaEczyka u
r. Powyzsi m6wcy wyka1ali korzy-
sci naleaenie do organizacyl katoll-
ckaej i z kolei zyczyli Dworow1 1ak
naiIepszego rszwoju. Parma Leoka-
dya Kujawa, przygrywala ia forte
mamie w ant.aktach rozweSelaJac
goSci. Pc wyczerpariu programu X
proboszcz S. Kowalczyk c. X. wre-
CYL PAM Kcrzeniewskiej, NadleSnl-
czyni Dworu przez lat % piekny u
pominek W imieniu Dworu, "a ktoiy
PAM Korzeniewska serdec7nie po-
dz:ekowala. Bukiet kwiatow otrzy-
maaa take NadleSniczyni q Wysokle-
60 Dworu. Dw6r Sw. Jana kantesU
No. "a u. y. X. l.. zalo1ony zoStai
dnia SEQ rudnia 1895 roku. Organi-
zatorkami byly panic: Mccarthy j
Marya Korzeniewska. Pierwsze posie
dzenie odbylo sic W sail para1ialne)'
Pierwsza adm inistracya skfada'a SIC
z nastepujacych pan: Maryt korze--
niewskiej nadleaniczynt; Zoili Maj
kowskiej, sekr. prot; Olgi Marcin-
~kowakiej, podle;niczyni; Maryanh!
Sarwinskiej, sekr. fin; Marty kwa-
einskiej. kasyerki; Sewe:yny Sado-
wskiej, Jadwigi GibaSiewicz i Anto-
nany Helwig,. opiekunek kaSy; Ma
ryanny O!szanowskiej / Ewy Lem
pilius. marszalkin / Maryanny Ban
dziulewskiej. odzwiernej. Dochodu z
2,5cio lecia by7o $6S,663.S0, roDcho'
du s6S,3OS.34. w kasie pozostaIe
s454!96. Povsyiszy Dwor wyl'acN
poSmiertnego spadko5:ercom zmar'
fvch czlerkin $4,000. Dwor ten IL
CIV 145 czlonkin, a skiada sic 2 nal
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Srebrny Jubileusz Dwo-
ru sw. Jana Kantego
No. 81 Z. N. K. L.

Wczoraj wieczorem W sail para
falnej Sw. jana Kantego, odbyl sic
bankiet z okazyi 25ej rocznicy zafo-
zenia Dworu sw. jana Kantego No.
54 Zakonu Niewiast Katolickich Le-
sniczych, przy wspoiudziale /urzedni-
GEEK z Wysokiesp Dworu i gosci
dalszych stron miasta. Bankiet Ia
gaia NadleSniczyni pani Marya 10
rzenlewska, kt6ra poprosifa mieJ-
soowego X. proboszcza do odmoWie-
mia modlitwy. Pc spoayciu smac1nej
kclacyi p-zystapiono do wykonania
programu. kt6ry sic skladai z wyste-
pu dziatwy szkolnej, Spiewow solo
wych, przemowieh / produkcyt mu-
zycznych. Ia MIN jednak rozpoczeto
program, PAM Katarzyna WysocSa'
sekretarha protok6lowa odclwtaGa
sprawozdanie z dzialaluosci, tegoz
Dworu W preciagu dwudziestopie--
ciolecia swego i%stnienia. Sprawozda-
ME to przyjeto burza oklaskow'
Pie-wszym e programu by'
vytstep dziatwy szkolnej pod kie-
runkiem Si6str Notre Damek; dziat-
XII wykonaly piekny spiew angielski
przepfatany pow Nrs7owan1anr3 wy
powiedzianemi przez dwie male !d0ie-
wczynki: Gabryele Frankiewfcz Pc
polsku i Marye Nowicka 20 angler
sku: nadtn> Marya Nowicka odspie-'
waIa solo. Nastepnie mala korzenie-
wska, wnuczka PAM Maryi korze-
niewskiej nadleSniczyni tegoz Dwo'
ri, wypowiedziaqa powinszowanie pc
c0em wreczyla jej sliczny bukiet chr!
zantem6w. Ola urozmaicenia wiec2o-
u zaproszono raune Stanistawe 10
zefowiczowne do odspie~ania solo:
wykona{a ona diva utwory "Carita'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-13

wplywowszych parafianek sw. Jana
Kantego. Hymnem ,,Boze cos Pol@
ske' zakonczono ten pamietny jul
bileusz W historyi Dworu sw. Jana
Kantego, kt6ry W ciagu swego istnie-
mia wiele dobrego Zdzialaf dla para
fiji, ola s;erot, A7mii Polskiej / ola
Polski. Obecny zarzad przedstawia
sic jak n~astepuje: Marya Korzenie-
wska, ,Nadle5niczyni: Bronisfawa
Suchomska. Podlesniczyni: Katarzy-
ma Wysocka, sekr. prot; Marya Ku-
lava, sekr. fin; Zofia MalkowsKa,
kasyerka; ApoIonia Dudek. Teresa
Michalska 1 Marya Marach. opiekun-
ki kasy; Anna Urbanowska i Fran
ciszka Szymonek, m~arszakinie; Mag
dalena Lorkowska i J6zefina Zem-
bal, odzwierne.
Fanny, kt&re usfugiwa}y do So
tu. Helena Fudala. Genowefa REM
bacz, Bronislawa Rembacz, GenoWe-
ia Fudala, Ethel Majer, Anna Sraka'
Leokadya ~G6rzynska, Rozal!a Wick,
Marva Morawczyheka. Walerya Smo-
czyhska, Bronislaw PodraZa, WIKI
tcrya Cichoh, Forentyna Ma1kow-
ska, Rozalia Augustyn, Jadwiga Ko-
walczyk, Leokadya Kosek i Marya
Pudolek.
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/ bale, z srebrnemi wiankami W re-
ku, ktore swe role W spiewie j tan
Gu odda}y 2 utalentowaniem / dobrze.
Piaty numer, ~tytuiowany rPo aaci-
ME-, byi wystepem ~chiopczyk6W kla-
sy 4tej i 5tej, z ktorych kazdy try
majac W reku duaa srebrna litere'
kto.ych caloSG zsozona czytata: Jul
bilate Dec, AID Mpltos Amos, Omnia
Bona, = wykorali zgrabne Gwicze-
mia, spiewy / powinszowania. Ostat-
MIN i wspanialym wystepem byl po-
pss dziewczat kIasy Sci i lei, ktore
W pieknych electromagnetic j spiewie,
skiadaly hold sw6j So~leniZantoNl,
w grupie tel byiy dziewozeta, ktore
professionally Jadwigowo Cragin' W
kt6rych to parafiach X. Solenizant
swego czasu byi p-roboszczem.
Poczem wystapil ma estrada Jubt
lat X. Jan obyrtacz C. R., kt6ry W
slowach tchnacych w~zruszeniem i
wdziecznoscia. zlozyi swe s1czere po-
dzsekowanie "a owa mia niespo-
dzianke, nasamprz6d daieku5ac
Przeiozonej szkoiy siostrEe NJ. Mi
chale / wszystkim Sfostrom Zakon-
nym. poczem dzieciom szkolnym, a
nakoniec publicznosci Ia tax lic1ne
seb-anie sic. Jak wyrazA sic Prev.
Solenizant, re byly jul urzadzane ku
cuci Jego z r65nych okazyi wystepy'
lecz takieg,o jakiego doznai wczora1
IA Stanisiawowfe, to ~jes0cze nigdzie
| nigdy ME zaznaI. Staropolskiem
Bog zapfat", zakohczyi X. Pro
boszcz swe kr6tkie, leo5 tresclwe
przem6wienie.
Musimy tn zaznaczy6, IL praca
mad. wysskoleniem tel dziatwy s1kol-
uej do poEytszego wystepu, przez
Cz6.godne SioStry NauG1yciebG, W
tax kr6tkim @asie, rzecEywiscie wy
magala nadzwyczajnych trudow !
mozolow, lecz kt61 TAX doskonaiym
m~istrzyniom moze dor6wnat, " hh
pracach mad wys0koleniem dziatwy
p~oruczonej ich t.oskliwej opiece. To
te5 przyznaS trzeba re zdumieniem'
re w~czorajszy wystep dziatwy we
wszystkich numerach wyradf mad
spodziewanie dobrze | smia3o MONA
powfedziee artystycDnie, Ia 60 sto-
strom Zakonu Notre Dame. a oso-
bliwie tym, kt6re osobiscie kieroWa-
~ wczorajszym wystepem, nalezy sic
szc1ere i powszechne re wszechmiar
uZnanie.
w cuasie antraktow I do wyste-
pow programowych. ma fortepianie
p-zygrywafy panienki: A. Bubacz' S.