davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-24
CzeSc Nauczy'
cielki.

W szkole Spiewu PAM AgnleSzh Nc
ring. pnr. 2O24 Pierce ave-, .oyfo u
bieglei srody wiezorem, nlezWyhle
rwxrno i weso4o. EorzJstajac z przE-
pala iacy,h " dniu tym imierl1 s"eJ
- nauczycielki, pari ASnie-
ski Nering, zebraiy sic tam jeJ uzen-
nice W liczbie przeszlo oSmdziesleclu
i uczrify ia owacyjnie. PAM Nerlngo-
wa pRacac screen "a serca, podeJmo-
wala swc pupilH wmysl staropolskeJ
maksymy, czem chata boSata tenn SzcZc
"a. Bawiono sic potem W cry to~arZF-
skie ochoczo, jak tyfko m}odziez baWlc
sic potrafi, do p0znej pory. Brafy u
dziai W tym weso&ym wicczorku ma
cesc pani Neringowej ~nastepujace pa
ME i p~anienki: Julia Train, Harriet
Simon. Emilia Tadych, F1Orenyna
Train, Cccylia Schefler, Genowefa 40
cha fska, Marta Nadolna, kaZlmlera
Chrapkowska, Anna Su:hor, Kara SUI
Choir. Wanda Malicka, MalgorZata hl-
bciko. Tcosia PilitowSka, R6zia Ken
dziora, Peggy Wicdemann, Sylvia Vic
dcmann, Jadwiga Turalska- Loretta Iu
alska, BroniSlawa Niemicc, Helena
Trafinska, Margaret Johnson, J0zeta
Garyantesiewicz, Anicla G6rny, Hele-
ma Garyantesicwicz, Helena Fitzpatrick
Florentyna kendziora, hucya Gburek'
Jadwfga Balcer, Anna Balcer, Zofia
|Zalewska, Stefania Sobieraj, Charlotte
Sobieraj, Estera Niemiec, Benigna kwa
siSroch, Agnieszka Wolihska, Marta
Buczkowska, Anna WoliGska, Felicya
S~tepczyhska, Helena Nowicka, Jadwi-
"a Skirmont, MOnika SCHUYLER, Ana
stazya EMop, Joanna Plebanek, Stan--
sawa SmolinSka, Jadwiga SmolihSka,
Joanna SosnowSka, Antonina CZarne-
cka, Irena B~ardonska, Maya Bardoh-
Ska, Jadwiga J65wih, Jadwiga Casio
rowska, Tekla OlszewSka, Marta Col
mix. Klara Kara Golnik / Bugenia Mar,
kowska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-24
Z ERIE, PA.
(Wfasna korespondencya ,,Dzien
nika Chicagoskiego".)

Trzvdniowy bazar, jaki sic Cd
byl tutaj w zesziym tygodniu W
sail parafialnej p. w. Sw. Stanis-
lava, z~akohczyl sic niebywa>ym
srkcescm, gdyz przynios1 czy-
stego dochodu s1rme 5000. c.
lem bazaru, ktorego inicyatorem
i kierownikiem byi X. w. ].
Stanczak, proboszcz parafii $w.
Stanislawa, by4o zebranie piecio-
tysiecznego funduszu IA cierpia-
cych g}6d dzieci i kalcki w Pol
sec. Dzieki ofiarnoSci Polonii
skladka ia dosiegfa szeSciu tysie
cy dolar6w. Ma festynic, ktory
rozpoczal sic W niedziele dnia H.
go stycznia b. m. i trivial przez
nastepne try dni, byio zawsze
rojno i gwarno. w dzich otwar-
cia festynu przcmawiai diugo i
pieknic Dir. Fronczak Z Buffalo,
poczcln urzqdzono kr6tki pro-
gram, ma kt6ry ziozyiy sic Spie-
wy, tahcc i ~mrrzyka. w poniedzia
lex wieczor Towarzystwo Dzicw
cat, sk1rpiajace sig PREY parafii
sw. Stanistawa, przcdstawilo pie
kna sztrczke, kt6ra wypad}a INA
.omicie, przynoszac niema}y suk
ces wspomnianemu towarzy-
stwu, po po}udniu odbyla sic "a
bawa ola dzicci. We wtorek VIE
czorem gniazdo Soko}a dalo pie
kny koncert, a W Srode wiecz6r
zakohczuno wieczor tancami.
w czasie bazaru przybyfo
dwoch miejscowVch kslezy, by
Ii to: X. Stefan DlugoieSki, pro
boszcz parafii p. W. Sw. J6zefa z
Mills, Pa. i X. NJ. Bogu
cki, asystent parafii Sw. Jadwigi
z Dunkirk, N. Y. Festyn ten, ME
byf pierwszym wysihiem parafii
sw. StanisIawa 3. NJ, w ktorym
sic tax pieknie pokaza}a praca o
fiarnoSc jej ma ce1le ojczyzny,
a prawdopodobnie ME bedzie / O.
X. w. ]. Stanczak, kiero-
wink festynu dziekuje wszyst-
kim najserdeczniej "a jakakol-
wick prace Tub ofiare, uczynione
w tel sprawie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-24

berg. Obie strony poddac sic ME
chca, skutkiem zego sprawl O.
pre- sic ostatecznie o sad najwyz-
sly, ktory kweStye raz ma zawsze
roZwIaZe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-24
Z JACKOWA.

Tow. Polek Matki B0skiej Loretan'
skicj, No. 44 Zjed. p. r. K, W dniu
jutrDejszym obchodzic bedzie dzieSie-
cioletnia rocznicc swego istnienia. Il o.
kazyi tel niezwyklej a donios1ej, wSzy-
stkie zfonkinie ninieszego towarzy--
silva, przystapiq tutro, W niedziele W ko
sciele p. W. sw. Jacka, o godzinie 1870
rano, ma Mszy Sw., do wsp6lnej 10
munii sw. Popofudniu zaS, o godzinie
Sci, odbedzie sic weczorek dziesiecio-
lecia, ma kt6rym take odbedzie sic
instalacya urzcdniczek, ma rok bieza-
cy wybranych. Smaczne pr1ekasi be
da przygotowane, komitet urzadza-
lacy zapowiada nader urozmaicony pro
gram, skladajacy sic z NOW, Spiew6w
produkcyf m~rzycznych. NietylkO czton
kinie tegoz zrzcszenia 50 prosDone ale
takAe ich rodziny i p~rzyjaciele.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-24
Z o SPIEWACZYCH.
BacznoSc Filareci.

Z powodu wystepu ma koncert
Ch6ru Vista ma Town of Lake
dnia 25go stycznia t. ]. w niedzie
lie, koledzy racza sic zebrac do
wyjazdu ma tenze kon
cert ii kol. c.. Majewskiego, sksad
farb, 1I24 milwaukee, ave-, pun
ktualnie o $50 wieczorem.
Koncert odbedzie sic w sail ].
Siowackiego, 100 w. 4S-ma Ill.
Iozef Iaks, ,sekretarz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-24
ZE o KOL-
LEGIUM SW. STANISkAWA.

Jutro, W niedziele, dnia 25go
stycznia o godz. 4ej po po4udniu
odbedzic sic regrlarne zebranie
Stowarzyszenia Alumnow Kolle-
gi,um Sw. StanisAawa KosthL Ma
temzc zebranit1 odbedzie sic wy
Dor administracyi ma rok 1920 i
in1lc waznc sprawy bede zalatwio
ne. ObecnoSG wszystkich czion-
k6w Jest koniecznic potrzebna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-24
re STANISkAWOWA.

Tow. sw. Wiktoryi, grupa III s. =.
" Anu. odbedzie Swe poSiedzenic W
ponicdzialek, dnia 26-So stycznia. o go
dzinie 40 wieczorem W sail No. D.
Ka1da cz}onkini powinna bye obecna
DO bedzie wyb6r / instalacya urzedni-
GEEK ma rok 1920. - WiGcorya WiSrie-
wska, PREF. Rozalia Dukes, sckr. prot. ;
1920 Ceaver I'll
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-24
KrOnika MiGjSCOWd.
MA POLUDNIOWEJ
STRONIE MIASTA

Rezydencya W1lliama Dow1s'a
bogatego przedsiebiorcy plumbiar
skDego przy 800 E 44tej ul., 70
stah wczoraj w czeSci zburzona
przez podrzucona bombe, w CA
sic wybuchu bomby, Downs 70
staa powazrie pokaleczony, a 70
ma jego i dzieci doznaiy silnego
wstrzaSnienfa- We wrzesniu IL T.
Downs wni6sf skarge do sadu OBJ
wodowego przecrwko stowarzy-
szeniu Master Steamfitters' AS
ISOLATION, o~skarzajac wspomnia-
ne stowarzyszenic, IL wymusilo
cd niego pod falszywymi pozora-
mi pieniedzy ma sumo $500, OO0:-
Poiicya utrzymuje, IL wczoraJsza
bomba byAa rezultate1n Powyzsze
go procesu. Gdyby ktokolwiek Z
czAonk6w rodzIny znajdowaf sic
w frontowym pokoju w czasie Wy
buchu bomby, napewno nIe IL
szedlby Z zycien, gdyz bomba
zburzy4a Gala frontowa czeSc bu-
dynI1u. Downs znajdujacy sic w
dalszym pokoju zosta} uderzony
kawaikiem drzcwa, kt6ry go IRA
nil W glove. w p~obliskich bndyn-
kach powylatywalo wiele Szyb z
okien. Policya prowadzi W tel
sprawie dochodzenia. i ma NADINE
is, &c sprawce, czy sprawcow ME
blwem wykryje.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-24

Wszystkie czlonkinie Tow. VI.
3. Loretahskiej, No. asa z. P. r. X.
przystapia do wsp0lnej Komunii Sw.
W niedziele. dnia 25go StycZnia, o
godzinie 1880 rano. Pc naboaehstwie
wszystkie czlonkinie maja sic stawiG
do sail p~osiedzeh. Popopludniu o 60
dzinie 3-ciej, w~szyStkie So proszone
no wieczorek, ma kt6rem odbedzie sic
instalacya-
Komitet.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-24
POSZUKTWANIE.

Poszukiwany Jest Antoni Pho
trowski re Suwalskiej gr1bernii,
Winiarskiej parafii, oraz Julian
Bandziarski Tub rodzina Pachul-
skich; Zglosic sic nalezy pc listy
z Syberyi do: - Jozefa Kazmier
czaka, 1886 Augusta ul,, Chicago
III.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-24
o KOMPANIE GAZOWA.

=. - Kompania gazowa, podob
ME iak to uczynila komPania
tramwajowa, czyni starania, ably
podniesiona zoStaha rata oP4aty "a
5wiat}o. Cd dftgiego juz czasu
spor miafo miasto Z pOwyZSza
'kompani2, ktora w nrebo gfosy
krzvczy, IL rata powina bye pod
nieSiona. poniewaz kUszt Produk-
CYL piracy - podni6s} sic wysoce.
Sprawe te bada dla mlasta Do
maid r. Richberg, specyalny ga
zowy adWokat, kt0ry ostatnio O.
szacowaf majqtek komPanii tel ma
$20,O00,G0O SPrzeciwia sic tenu
oszacowaniu konPania. ktora do
wodzi, IL SzacUwac on w1nien W
stosunku do obeCnvch CEN mate
rva46w i robotnika. co wykaze, IL
dochodzi to sunny 100000, 600
Ro0chodzi sic teraz o to. kto ma
racve kompania gazoWa, czy tez
specyalny miejski adwokat Rich
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-24
Sfabe Pfuca?
HOjnz lr6bna Oferta EuroE ejskieSo De
SkOnaleSO LekarstVSa. Mole bye uEyte
m naSzA Observation-Disclosures.

ma naSL4 OdpOWlcdzlaInOSc.
w cafych Stanach ZjednocEonych. "
takimkolwiek kIimacie tego kraJu -
znajduja sic osoby ktore mowia, re
SANOSIN, wielki E~uropejski wynala-
EEK ma leczenie Suchot pfucnych in
nych niszcZace pluca l bronCHIaIne c.io-
roby, ~prZynioSio i'm prawdziwe pOlep-
~sZenie; re one lecZy kaszel, iaSodZ. DOL,
prZynosi oZyWcZy sen, uSuWa mocNc po-
ty / dodaje apetytu. SlaWny DR.. EsSers
. A~mSterdamu, w Hollariyi NOW: -
~ estto moralnym obow!a3k lem uczy-
mic SANOSlN Znanym caleJ
Wielu innych Znanych lekarzy ! prZy-
rodntkow, pomledzy niemi DR.. Noe! 2
unfwersytetu ~ParysheSo we FrancyL
Pan Camille Jonas z Brukselli W BEL
gin, chwalili SANOSIN PREY aczajao
jego dobre w~iasnoSci. SANOSlN uzywa
sic ME jak drogerye ale wypocZywaJap
wygcbuie w domu pod sekretem JeZeII
ohcecie. SANOSIN ME posi2da narkoty-
kow zadnych niS1cZlcych drogeryi,
zadnych sEkodliwych substancyi. Moze
bye uzyte przez naidelikatniejszych bez
misrepresentation Przy$lijcie zaraz po
posylana darmo KSIAZECIKE / prze-
czytajcie jak SANOSIN bylo ~starannie
zbadane przeZ jedna z najwiek sZych
Zanim byfo uzywane W Stanach Zjedn.
Bedziecie Zadziwieni przeczytawsZy
o niezWykfych rezultatach otrZyma-
nych, j co mowia o SANOSIN. Take
acieszycie sic jak sic dowiecie Jak lat
WI mozecie dostac / uzyc to wy3oko po-
lecone SANOSIN / sprobowac go IA IA
SIZE ryzyko. Piszcie dZisiaj pc ia inte-
-esuiaca ksiazke wysylana darmo z
wszystkiemI szczegoiami. Adres: SANO-
SIN, 5Sl d. Unity Bldg, Chicago.
POKAzrrE To EAzDEMU CIERPlACEMU
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-24
,,Wyleczcie sic
z ruptury tax jak
ia sic w~yleczylem"
Starry kapitan okretowy wyleczyl sic
q ruptHry potem gdy doktorZy
powiedzieli:
,,Operacya albo Smierc".

Jero lekarStwo I ksfEEka posiane darmd
Kapitan Ceilings odbywal podroze
morskIs prLes Wie.e lat: potem doZnat
p~odwojneI rupt1Ty przez wiele lat
ME m6s1 opIsoic io4ka. Naprotno sZu-
kal rady lekRrzy. O3tateC1nie powie--
dziano mu. 40 must poGdac sic opera
cyl albo umieraG. On ME xrobH tego
~rkuroua3 sic sam.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-01
DICKSON HEARS
Of WORK IN
FRENCH FIELD

General Secretary \. B. Dickson Of
the local Y. NJ. Z. y. has received
letter from his friend a. W. Hanson,
Director Of the Society OF Foyers ia
France. giving some interesting fg-
ures regarding construction work III
France
He states that there were 100000
hectares Of land torn by shells and
trenches 2.9Oo. eco OF these have been
cleared 100000 are new under cul-
tivation.
out OF 2.7ooo. 600 refugees. 100000
have returned.
That $4,000 houses were destroyed
but 1000 have been rebuilt and IS
600 repaired
Industry died when 1850 factories
were smashed Now 1900 are under
reconstruction and $40 are working
TRANSPORTATION: 5.5S4 l>ilomcters of
railways were torn up. New 1000 are
repaired.
The Boches stole 100000 cattle and
only 277.oOo have been returned
He saws. a flying visit 20 Lille
and Reisian frontier last week gave me
a chance to note the progress OF re-
,,,1din~ From Lille to Armenters'
Raileul. Douai everywhere fields o.
wheat covering former shell torn areas
With a sprinkle of red poppy and Ee'-
lcv mustard to make one forget '"e
years of tragedy. IN the t'" rs A-'.
villages the r1otor-drawn trains OF
dunn cars are clearing the streets anu
courts Of the tangled debris pc
Isevs France will recover from her ter
rible wounds in way to astonlsh tne
world as she did in 1870; but she does
need sympathy and help
.~rhe Fover is now in a Peace footing
1s5 center-. more than one hundred
being soldiers and sailors. 1ncIuo'nE
.brut fftv amonv the poiius Watcnlh@
he Germans along the Rhine. or IN
-onstantfnople and syria, with an eye
or the TURK
.-rhree types OF civilian Foyers are
he,7v developed. the hut or barracN
T7overs in the devastated regions; few
4, rented buildings such as at RouoaN
l-esfdencel Valenciennes (remodeled
business building) and NulhouTe "a
.e-r7er German community center
much OF the same sort Of equipment a
vve had IN the states twenty i've years
400 hut which VIII serve until we can
dave1op the standard building for
E-anre The third type IS found IN
our industrial Foyers Of which the
barracks for railroad men at Lyon VIII
shortly be opened is a good example.
The volume Of activities as repre-
sented blythe statictics OF single
month is encouraging Daily attend
ance so.342, 1O3S cinema showinss,
concerts and theatricals, with total
attendance of 174.5o6; 6,2{2 athletic
games with 22O,27o men participating;
e1s practical talks with 1o.69s total at
tendance: 1859 books issued. 1885
sessions Of educational classes with
42.5o9 total attendance
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-01
CARD OF THANKS
CARD OF THANKS

We wish TO express our sincere thanks
to our neighbors and friends for their
sympathy and kindness shown US dur
ing our sad Bereavement in The loss or
our acarly beloved mother and Wife.
Also the girls Of L. G. Minas & o.,
tor their beautiful floral offering.
What Is home without mother
What are all the loving joys we meet
When her loving smile no longer
Greets the coming OF our feet.
The days seem long. the nights seem
drcar.
The time rolls slowly on
And Oh. how few arc chhdhoods pleas
ure-.
When her gentle care is gone.
We miss her kind, her willing hand
Her fond and honest care;
And, Oh. how dark is life around Us
What is home without her care.
Mr. LOUIS p. JOHNSON,
MRS. ELLEN RODEA.
MISS GENENIEVE RODEA
81
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-01

interest as this dispatch is written.
Many hold that Woodrow wilson VIII
not seriously object.
THE CAJLDR0N BUBBLES
The platform cauldron IS stan bub-
bling v lille the delegates are assemb-
ling for another oratorical barbecue
this morning 1t appears that even
yesterday seven and a half hours
uninterrupted conversational lombard
ment has actually left something 70
be said The administration forces APP
pear as coy as usual today. The big
noise Bis not. however. concerning the
rag-tag ana bob-tall Of nominating
speeches for avowed candidates. on
tine roll call from New Jersey down.
but rather the platform The wise
ones say Its all right. There are
smiles on the faces Of the nve at
tending cabinet members. colby, Dam
feIs. Meredith. Burleson and Palmer
and the seven administration soma
tors do not appear disturbed
Do not appear disturbed a host of
federal office holders. including no
less than eight present attaches of the
u S treasury and many former ems
ployes OF that branch of the govern
nent are excited over AleAdoo 5
chances.
The resolutions and platform coma
mlttee have the labor. Irish and pre-
hibition planks in the stew now There
IL no sign that there VIII bc ann
thing less than 4 bone dry" meaning
TO the latter plank. though there may
be mention as previously reported, Of
a simple elucidating clause concerning
law enforcement. this TO PALATE in
dIviduhs who feel agrieved that a
policeman has any right 70 invade the
home castle just because a fellow has
dropped raisin in his cider barrel.
Members We the full committee
thought That The latter -plahkr was
too radical Its proponents insist that
now is the time for The party to write
progressive wallop on those lines
The prospects as this is written is
that the labor plank VIII be as broad
as the forecasted tentative draft 40
real news reaches US concerning tile
irish matter That plank is j. -.
lap of the Gods
We arc sitting in anticipation III
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-01
MILK JUMPS
TO Is CENTS

MIX prices took jump today
Beginning with the first Of the month
milk dealers here viii charge The fol-
lowing scale.
quart. is cents; formerly Il cents.
Cream. half-pint. 17c formerly Ice
Whipping Cream. half-pint. gee, for
merry 90 cents.
Milk will remain at cents pint
Dealers give as the reason for the in
crease the demand from farmers for Il
fat rate Of $500 hundred pounds for
milk The new prices t. farmers
means an increase or 45c a hundred
pounds
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-01

two or three more nominations today
The business viii take a couple OF
hours probably But nothing can h.p-
pen to overshadow the wild orgy or
sound and action Of yesterday when
the names OF McAdoo. Cox. J almer -
smith fen on the ears Of the assembled
democrats III Is not even possible to
state ia this dispatch whether Senator
Furnifold NJ simmons viii be pro-
claimed from tire platform when North
Carolina is called or course we shan
hear all about Ambassador Davis ~
West Virginia pretty soon. Tho
friends of Senator Carter Glass VIII
tell whether they put him up : hen
Nirrnias chance comes. There are
no other set candidate
If the platform comes through the
committee this afternoon we may get
L. the gentle business ot bIilotns to-
night.
When that time comes. unless light
ming has struck in the meantime. you
may take it from me that any man
bet is as good as anether's. except the
fact that the undercurrent IS mani
testify in favor OF William Gibbs Nc
Adoo though he does not possess
enough Of tie necessary stuff 70 turn
the trick III a hurry
Palmer and Cox viii show well on
the first ballot. perhaps about even.
E.verything else VIII scatter 10 the
four corners Of the big floor
Exactly as Planned by his associa-
ties and hackers McAdoo has The stra-
tegci position The gesture Of his
nominator Burris jenkins. the Kansas
city cditor-prcache not 10 nominate
but to nominate as surely and as per-
feetly as 4 man may BE nominated.
has percolated deep into the minds ~
the delegates and NcAdoo stands re-
vealed on "a pedestal no one OF his out
an dout rivals may enjoy. Never mind
how sincere the McAdoo desire 70
shrink from this spotlight he's in n
an dconcerning those who put him
there the faithful little ouija board
spells out HOT STUFF POLITICS.
Yesterday well known administration
agents one of them known to be on
Barney Earuch's payroll for a thous-
and a month were running about with
tidings of the great NcAdoo nomina-
ton
Writers for one great press associa-
tion even had one Of these artful dod-
gers on its unofficial staff Great eN-
element ensued, of course. .ieAdoo
wouldn't McAdoo would McAdoo
had issued statement fatty retus-
ing McAdoo"s statement Is denied bg
Jenkins jenkins now says he'll make
his speech, No he won't do anything
of the sort. Bob Woolley has tele-
gram from McAdoo declining the
honor Woolley denies the same. Great
mystery. Great excitement Great
t41,+efsv,t.l r.f. -
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-01
MARRIES FOURTEEN
YEAR OLD GIRL

When Rudolph Few a l9-year-old
colored youth Of Gary appeared before
the marriage clerk ait Crown Point yes
terday to secure a licenses he swore
that his bride was is years old IL
cense was issued and they were mar
riod
Later it came to the attention OF the
authorities that the girl was only four
teen years old. although she appeared TO
be Of age and Few was taken into Gus
tody.
According to Prosecuting Attorney
Clyde Hunter this morning charges viii
be nled direct in the Superior court
against Few
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-01
GARY BANKS GAIN

Gary banks gained s2.37s.617.16 dur
ing the first half of the year according
TO figures issued in the semi-annual
report given out by the Gary Clearing
house association yesterday. June fs-
tres exceyeded those of May by tc-
tai Of $604.70965
The total bank clearing for the
month Of June amounted to SG.674-
c9999 the clearings Of june 1919
amounting to S4s6L39o . an increase
O over two million dollars. Accord
ing to the report practically every
banking institution in the city reports
better business in the first six monhs
of he year than in any previous period
IN the history Ct the city.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-01
GROWTH OF
SINCLAIR co.

The Sinclair Oil company with It's
East Chicago and southwestern pipe
lines and branches now covers a total
Of $500 miles. officials Of the company
today stated. The East Chicago line
reaches Texas. Oklahoma and E~nsas
and has one straight lire Of 1000 miles.
This line is of eight inch pipe and is
parsIlelled half Of th& distance by six
inch pipe. Every 4e NJ from East
Chicago to the North Texas fields. the
company has a pumping station, most Of
which work automatically.
With its wells and pipe lines the Sin
clair. it is stated. now produces not
only enough oil to keep its ten rehnerics
busy but maintains reserve Of 5000
200 barrels and also sells some to the
refinery at Whiting.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-01
$4,000 CHURCH
BUILDING FOR GARY

Plans are now in the hands Of the
contractors for estimates for the con
struction Of one of the most attract
lie and largest churches in the entire
region. in Gary The new eriice Will
bear the name of St. Michaeis Greek
Catholic Church and viii cost in the
reighborhood OF $4,000 90. 1t will
hold 1900 people and viii be erected
on the site purchased some time axe
from the Gary Land Company at Thir-
teenth avenue and washington street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-01
WILL PAVE SOUTH
BROADWAY WITH
CONCRETE SOON

With no romonstrances having been
fled up 70 noon TODAY and this being
the last day in which circumstances
can be filed against the repaving Of
South Broadway in Gary with concrete
it is apparent that property owners
along the right Of way VIII not at
tempt to offer any objection, although
it is known that there are several as
phalt concerns in he city working in
their interests and remcnstrance may
be filed at the eleventh hour.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-01
500 GARY ELKS
IN BIG PARADE

Final arrangements are being com
pleted by the Gary order Of ElNs for
their part in the monster Eik's parade
10 be held in Chicago next Monday.
July 5th. when 500 members of the To-
cal order will parade. The Gary del
cation all in uniform viii be headed
bv the Gary EIks Saxaphcne band. re-
Gently organized under the direction u
Director Fred Wagg}e. They VIII
make the trip TO Chicago in SPECIAL
train
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-01
PREP ARE THEIR
MONTHLY REPORTS

Both Chief OF Police Forbis and Fire
Chief Grant of Gary were busy this
morning getting out their monthly re-
ports and viii probably be ready for
publication late this afternoon Or o.
morrow some time
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-07-23

Rev. and Mrs. Anderson and child.
rem started by automobile for q
vacation trip to the Pasco country
They carried a camping outfit with
them and expect to be gone two OF
three weeks.
|7SJudging by the number OF Indians
coming through Kendrick and head.
ing toward the mountains. buckle.
berries must be getting ripe.
Rev. j. 7. Mates announces SER
vices at the Catholic church Sunday
morning, July rs at eleven o'clock.
Mrs. Bibb of Sweetwater, who
has been visiting her daughters,
Mrs. Joe Gardner and Mrs. Hugh
Stanton, returned to her home
Thursday afternoon.
A. v. Dunkleswas business visit
or to Troy Thursday.
W. M. McCrea, X. ID. Newton, E.
E. Bechtol and R. b. Knepper left
early Thursday morning on a fish
ing trip to the Kooskia country.
They expect to spend three or four
days there. They nade the trip
in Mr.. Bechtol's car.
Fred Thomas of Moscow arrived
Monday evening to spend the week
with his grandmother, Mrs. N. G.
Thomas.