davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-16
Notatki
Reporters.


Podaje sic do wiadomoSci, re W
czasie kampanii Amerykahskiego
cserwonego Krzyza, W Administra-
cyl naszegc Pisma. przyimute sic
Spodczas godzin biurovych wszyst-
kich, kt6rzy chca sic zapisaG ma
czaonk6w ,,C1erwonego Krzyza'.
Niechaj ME bedzie ami iednego z Po-
lak6w, kt6ryby ME nial guziczka
Czerwonego - dla okazania. re spell
nR sw6i obowiazek wzsledem bed
nyeh l potrzsbujacych naszei pomo-
".
/ W ubiegia sobote 0 godzinie Eel
popoludniu 2 koSciola p. ". Sw. IA
sfmierza odbyl sic nader okaza3y po-
grzeb S. D.. Franciszka S~moczynskie-
20, zoiuierza Armii Ameryksnskiej,
kt6rego zwlokt sprowadgone zostafy
: Francyi. orszak zaiobny wyruszy4
: domu pnr. 1910 S. Spaulding ave-.
przy udziale weteran6w ostatniel
wotny ~poprzedzouy muzyka do ko-
dsciosa wyiej wymientonego, sksd po
cdprawieuiu ceremouii liturgicgnych
:Ealo przewieziono i zlOzono z homo
rzmi wojskowymi ma wieczny spo-.
ezynek ma cmentarzu Sw. Woiciecha
Niles.
Jutro, dnia 1890 b. m. Tow. Ma
tex, urzadza wieczor niespodzianko-
wy, W sail ZwiaSku Polek, pnr. 1909
4. Ashland ave-, z ktoreGo dochod
przez naczony ma korEySG dzieci odiar
wojny " Polsce. Ze wzgledu ma pick
my eel = spodziewaG sic nalezy, re
sala bedzie zapelniona publiczuoscia
DO brEegt
q + .
Franciszek Smierz, lat 81, Fam.
pnr. ISIS W. 21 ul.. zosta1 ciezko
poparzony, gdy onegdai eksplodowa-
Ia gazolina W iego garazu. kt6ry sic
miesci W lyle tego domu. Smierz po-
szedI do garazu, by nape}niG Zbior-
NIX gazolina; W reku trZymai la
tarnie a druga nalewa3, gdy W tenn
nastapi8a eksplozyaA kt6ra SmierSa
eieako poDarzyla. Ogien ugasiia straz
pozarna, a poparzonego Sniierza am
oulansem przewiezScno do Szpitala
Nv. Antonfe2o, gdzie sic znajduje
pod opSeka lekarska. szkoda wyrza-
dzona ogniem wynosi $1,000.
w Saddle so. chicagoskim Sedzia
Hayes. skazai J6zefa Casiata, Fam
pnr. S4S5 Burnley ave, ma So kary
4 koszta sadowe "a sprzedawsnie
srunkow zakazanyoh. Jua to drugi
raz agenci federalni znalezli trunek
v iego m~ieszka1iu.
J6zefa Borysz, Fam. pnr. 1901
Sreenbay ave-, doniosls onegdaj po-
iicyi, re takis zhodziej zaSradi sic do
nieszkania / zabral z materaca z
s6lks jej oszczednosci W sumie $3.50.
P~odejrzewa ona stotownfka Franci-
szka Bobuea, kt6ry wiedzia3, gdzie
lego gospodyni pieniad2e chowaia-
= -
P~iecioletni waclaw Pfechota, Ia
mteszkay z rodzicami pnr. 141S
Luce ul., biegajae po dachu szopy'
tspadl / zsamai prawa noge. CHOP
rem zaopieSows9 sic DR.. ]. Konopa.
q = q
w parafii Sw. Jadwigi odbywa sic
Msya sw., pod kierunkiem 90. Je-
suit6w, kt6ra potrwa diva tysodnie.
q : \
16-letnia Maya Marzyhska, zan.
Ionr. 144O ". sofa NJ, przechod7ac
ahca Asland ave-, natechana zosta1a
brzez autom0bil, kt6rym kierowaa
Harry Ruff, zam. mr.. 573S S. Eli
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-16
KR6TKlE NO1ATEI MEJSKE,
Zafoga ratoWnicza

mInicypalnej przez przeszlo 60
dzine walczyli z falami rozszala-
lego jeziora. LODI ich, W ktorej
z trudno$cia trzymali sic na'po-
wierzchni woody, byia nape}niona
przeszho do po+owy woda, CO gro
ziho niebawem jej zatonieciem,
ponicwaz olbrzymie fale eoraz
wiecej zalewaly f6dke. kiedy
straz ratunkowa przybyia ryba--
com z pomoca, wszyscy byli kon
pletnie z sill wyczerpani. Nazwi--
ska rybakow, ktorych zabrano
ia stacye ratunkowa So: Jerry
BurnclI, Franciszek Hcnning j F.
O. Smith.
- Herbert Conkight, LEGACY
lat 81. szofer bogatego handla--
RIA kawy, zostai wczoraj areszto-
wany przcz policye>z East Chi
cago ave-, ma podstawie zarzutu
postrzelenia niejakicj PAM Envy
Wyatt L Aurora, Ill. Welding ze-
znania PAM Wyatt, Conkright,
mial pcstrzelit jQ II siebie w do
mu, pnr. % E. Walton pl. ponie-
waz odmowiia mu wyjSt zamaz
"a niego. Kula ~przeszyia jej stos
pacicrzowy, czcgo prawdopodo--
bnic ME przezyjc.
- Jedenasto-letni chiopiec
Raymund Anderson. Z pnr. 1905
South eta ave. w haywood, IT,
mari wczoraj W szpitalu Oak
Park" Z ran. odniesionych " IT,
biegIa sobote wskutek najechania
60 automobilem, kierowanym
przez n~iejakiego B. Adams'a. Z
pnr. 113O South Lombard ave.
Chlopiec p~rzechodzil by} krzy-
z0wke ulic Madison i Green
wood w haywood, kicdy zostai
rajechany automobilem i SLIME
poraniony. Adams ME zostai are
sztowany.
Kompania kolejowa linii
The Chicago, Rock Island mad
Pacific Railroad" oglosila wczo-
raj, IL Cd dnia 21-go b. m. kurso-
wac bedzie miedzy Chicago a
Los Angeles biyskawiczny po-
ciag, ktory przestrzei te odby-
wac bedzie W 6S godzinacln i 40
minutach.
- Polar, jaki wszczai sic dzi-
sal Pc p6snocy w piecio-pietro-
wynn budynku przy 223-25 West
Lake ul., zniszczyf kompletnie
try g6rne pietra budynku, kto-
re z~ajmowafi handlarze skor.
Szkode wyrzadzona pozarem, kto
RI powstai z niewiado,nej dotad
przyczyny, ~obliczaja ma sumo oko
10 $500, 900. Pietra, kt6re ulegSy
zniszczeniu zajmowane bysy
przez firmly: u. G.. Soutllwick
and Co.., c. D. Kepner and Co."
Ii s.. I. Reed and Co." i IS. H..
Frank and Co."
Sedzia Gemmil. zasiadajacy
W sadie Ola przekroczeh auto
mobilowych, skazai wczoraj So
automob;list6w ma grzywny pc
try dolary kazdego, "a przekro-
genie ordynansu, zabraniajace-
60 skrecat ma lewo automobilem
ma bulwarze Michigan ave. po-
miedzy ulicami r2-ta a 33-cia,
Ma rozporzadzenie federal
nego sedziego G. A. Carpentera,
wszystkie akcye w kwocie miliona
dolarow, nalezace do firmy bro
warnianej Peter Schoenhoffen
Brewing Co." maja bye natych-
miast oddane W rece klerka sadu
dystryktowego. Akcye. ktore po-
przedn;o naleza}y do majatku
hrabiny Oberstadt, zostaly skon-
fiskowane w czasie. wojny przez
F. P. Garvin'a, zarzadce posia-
dlosci obco-przynaleznych. Ad-
wokat c. o. Netherton wniosi
wczoraj petycye, zadajac ola po-
wyzej wspomnianej firmy, mia
nowania ,,receivera". Adwokat
wokat Netherton twierdzi, IL ma
jstek ten zakupil byl Cd hrabiny
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-16

moss czlonk6w pozadana, DO 50 waz-
ne sprawy do zalatwienia. - Antoni
Kunowski, prez.; Antoni Sochowski,
sekr. prot, 1853 W. Iowa I'll.
Oddzias sw. Moniki No. 2Sci
Macierzy Polsktej odbedzte swe posie
d0enie dis o godztnie 1880 wieczo-
rem, W sail No. 4ty. Czaonkinie pro
szone So bye obecne. BIO So waane
sprawy do zalatwienia. - Anastazya
Jaiowy, prez.; Fran. Bteschke, Be-
kretarka prot.
JACKOWA.
- Wszystkie ~czlonkinie Tow. Mat
ki Boskiei Loretahskiej No. 454 2.
P. R. K. So proszone ma wsp6lny
wieczorek do halt parafialnej, we
wtorek, dnia 1890 listopada. Punkt
zborny W sail pod kocioiem, o godzi-
ME 1880 wieczorem. - RoZalia ST.
korska, PREF; Marya Pacho Wska'
SekT.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-16
2 MARYANOWA.

Oddziai Sw. Antoniego No. SO
N. p. bedzie miai mtesieczne posie-
dzenie dzisiaj O godzinie Sci wieUo-
rem " sail zwyklych posiedDen. -
Obecnosc wszystkich pozadana, po-
niewa5 50 vRzne sprawy do 1afatwte
MIA. - Henryk Zyburt, prezes.
Ze Stan.
Oddz. sw. Alojzego No. z NJ.
p. ma. sic zebrac do sail p~osiedzen
jutro 1ieczorem, o godzinie POI do
6smsj z powodu wziecia udztalu L"
festynie. kt6ry sic obecnie odbyva
ma korzyst p~arafii; uprssza sic czion
k6w azeby sic stawtli jak najiiczniej.
- Tom. Maltnger, prea: FIR. Janko-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-16


0abeth ul., wskutek czego odniosia
p~okaleczenia ma giowie ! prawej no.
DE. Pokaleczona przewieziono am
bulansem do domu, gdzie sic maj
duje pod opieka lekarza.
q
Polonia chicagoska wzrosia o te-
dino wiecej polskie przedsiebiorstwo,
W ostatnieh czasach organiZuje sic
korporscya p. n. Union Manufac,
turing Co., kt6ra bedzie wyrabiat
kufry, walizy, torebki skorzane tip,
Glowne bfuro mieSci sic pnr. 1858 n,
PauIina III. Prezesem jest p. Leon
Tyblewski a gl6wnym orgauiZatorem
OBJ. Franciszek Skwirut.
r q
Zofia Hotop. Polka. Fam. pnr,
1925 Augusta III. najechana zostals
onegdaj przez automobIl, ktorynl
kierowai Dominiko Augepese, lam,
pnr. zoos n. Western ave. Ambu-
lansem policytnym przewieziono ia
do szpitala Garfield Park.
Franciszek Topokhski, prowadza-
.cy sklad cukierk6w pur. 1920 West
Blackhawk ul.. zasiab4 magic; Pa
wezwany DR.. Konopa, polecil chore-
20 przewieSG do S1pitala Powiato-
wego. j..
q q q
"a kradzieG wegla z wagonow sto-
jacych IA torach ~kolejowych PREY
Kiuzte I Morgan III, aresztowany 20
stab wczoraj przez urzedntka kolejo-
wego Lsnacy Moczak, zam. pnr. ass
n. Elizabeth III, ktorego oddano W
rece policyi.
" wypadku automobilowym, kto-
~ sic prgydarzyf wczoraj W d1ielni-
cy Town Of Lake, odniesli pokalecze-
MIA Franciszka PolZek, Fam. pnr.
1909 W. sega III. i Antoni Mieczni-
kowski, zam. pnr. 1928 S. Honore III.
znajdujs sic oni W domu pod opieka
lekarZy.
O = q
Ia przekroczenie prawa prohibit
cyjnego aresztowana 0ostala Marya
Dominfk, z Hammond, Ind, ktors
sedzia tamtejszy ska1al ma $4,000
kary 1 koszta sadowe "a sprzedawa-
ME trunk6w W domu.
.
w niedziele, dnia 1890 grudnia b.
r. Foresterki Sw. Jana Kantego z
Kantowa, urzadzaja bankiet z okazyi
srebrnego j~ubileuszu istnienia. Prey
gotowania W toku. Bilety MONA ma
bye u czionkin tego dworu-
- =
Kazinierz Janowiak. lat 40, Fam.
unr. 1856 S. Mozart III, schodzac
wczoraj z tramwaju linii Kedzie ave.
potsna, sic o stopteh tylnej platfor-
nv, wskutek czego odni6si poka1e-
ezeuia ma twarzy i inne obrszenia.
AmbuIansem policyjnym przewiezio-
no 20 do szpitala P~owiatowego'
Wczoraj naiechany zostaf przez po-
Gag kolei Pennsylvania t. R., l fatal
ME p~okaleczony, robotnik TUnasz Pa
zantka: stalo sic to przy 16tej ulicy.
Ofiare wypadku przewiezioro do Szpi-
tala washington, gdzie zmarl. W kie-
szeniach jego znaleziono kartke z ma
zwiskiem jego, lecz adresu policya ME
ma. Zwloki znajduja sic w kostnicy
powiatovej. Blizszych s~zczesol6w wy
padku brak-
= q
Zabawe z urozmaiconym programem
urzadzaja Akcyonaryusze | pracowni-
cy polskiej firmy p. n. Universal Ma
chine and Tool Corporation" we VITO
rex, dnia 23-go b. m, W wielkiej sail
schoenhofena, przy Ashland Milwau-
kee ave. Bilety nabyG MONA we wszy-
stkich administracyach Pism polskich,
W restauracyi .,Wawel", W cukierni p.
Bzowh i u czlonk0w korporacyi. Po-
czatek zabawy o godzinie Sci wieczo-
rem.
& q =
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-16
|NOTATKl OSOBlSTE


Grono rodak6w ma uczcie weselneJ
ME Zapomniafo o Polsce i Zlozyfo ma
Polski Czerwony Krzy1 $3.50. Pienia-
DE te zioaono W biurze Konsulatu.
Bylo to W srode, dnia 10 b. NJ, Jedna
IL czionkin Gniazda SokOlego i'm. i.
Ko5ciuszki, parma Marya Osada poslu-
bi}a dzielnego Sokola tegoz GniaZda,
pana Maryana P~iotrowskiego. Cereno-
MIA odbyia sic W koSciele Sw. Trolley,
o Jtej wieczorem. Dana honorowa by
Ia siCstra p. m}Odej, PAM A. Thnot,
druDbowali: Parma Emilia Forys z p.
J. B~rzeziGSkim i parma Maya Wfasna
u .. W. MalinowSkim; W koSciele by
10 Obecnem prawie cale Gniazdo i'm.
1T. KoSciuszki / mase przyiaci6l pan.
silva mlodych. Cody weselne / dar pa
tryotyczny mia}r miejSce, W domu ro-
dzinnym panny miodej.
Parma EIabieta StachoTicz, c6rka p.
Andr2eja Stachowicza, Zam. pnr.
500 Cullom ave, W Jefferson Park,
znana Polopii chicagoskiej Spiewsczka,
wyje3dza dzisiaj do wschodnich Sta
now, gdzie wystapi ma ameryka6skich
~koncertach pod kierownictwem profe-
Sora p. Devries'a. Parma Stachowicz
bedzie SpiewaG W Washington, d. e..
M trzech ~boncertach i " Nowym Yor-
Eu ma siedmtu.
PrzedNparu dniami p~rzyjaci62ki pan
ny ASnieszki Nawrot, sprawily jej mi
Ia niespodzianke " domu jcj Siostry
PAM N. Wagner, pnr. SJ4 No. Marsh
field ave, " kt6rej uczestniczyly An
ma Durlak. Pelagia Nowakowska, VIA
dyslawa RembowSka, Jadwiga Nawrot.
Gertrude Wagner, Helena Kosi1ska,
MaIgorzata Jasi6ska. NJ. Mindak, Ma
rya JaSiGska, Irena i Eleonora Wagner
oraz panic Wagner / Nawrot i KUn-
stancya Chabowska. Parma Agnieszka
w~stcpuje W zwiazek malzeGski 2 pa
mem, Leonem W~otczy6skim. Stub ich
odbedzic sic dnia 25-go b. m, W ko-
Scicle p. W.. Sw. Trolley o godzinic 4tej
p%opo}udniu.
Oh. Jan WilczyGSki i Stanisiaw Kiei
czyhSk. prOwadzacy interes ~realnO--
Sciowy dawniej pnr. 17OS W. Erie ul.,
przeprowadzili swoje biuro pnr. 90
No. Ashland ave, PREY Augusta ulicy.
gdzic zalatwiac bedq swojc sprawy.
:;
Onegdaj W domu PIP. Stanis3awa i
~Jullanny Switaj6w, Fam. pnr. 1879 No
bic ul., grono przyjaci6lek urzadziio
pannie Annie Switaj przedslubna ME
spodzianke, w kt6rej wziely udzial ma
Stepujace: Helena Graczyk, Zofia Ia
lewska. Rozalia .Lukasik, Il. Switaj,
Marya Chorzewska, Marta Muchewicz,
Anna Santowska, Jadwiga Przybylska,
Jadwiga MatpSzewska, Wanda Wiszo-
waty, Helena Wiszowaty, ]. Warych,
P. Kr6ll, Marya ZurawSka, Stanisia-
wa Lukasik, Marya Marchlewicz, ia
dwiga Wiszowaty, Anna Switaj, Hele-
ma Jones, Anna Daszkowska, Helena
Zurawska, Marya Wiszowaty, Kata-
rzyna Peterson, Bronislawa Schlott, l..
Majewska. Helena zurawska, Maryl
Wiszuwaty, Katarzyna Peterson, Bro
slawa Schlott, L. Majerowicz, Anna
Switaj, W. Santowska, PAM Santowska
L. Malzon, Julianna Switaj, Cecylia
Zwiefka, PAM N. Graczyk i Or. Daniel
ID. Coffey. Parma Anna wychodzi "a
p. Andrzeja Graczyka, syna PIP. Win
centego j Maryi ~Graczyk6w, zam. pnr.
I122S Cleaver I'll. Stub ich odbedzie sic
jutro, dnia 17-go b. m, W koSciele p.
wv. Sw. Stanislawa Kostki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-16

w niedziele, dnia 1890 grudnia b.
r. Foresterki Sw. Jana Kantego z
Kantowa, urzadzaja bankiet z okazyi
srebrneao j~ubileuszu istnienia. Prey
xotowania W toku. Bilety MONA ma
bye u czlonkin tego dworu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-16

Kazimierz Janowiak. lat 40, Fam.
pnr. 1856 S. Mozart NJ, schodzac
yczorai z tramwaiu limit Kedzie ave.
potknas sic o stoptei tylnej platfor-
my. wskutek czego odniosi pokale-
ezenia ma twarzy i inne obrszenta.
Ambulansem policyjnym przewiezio-
no go do Szpitala P~owiatowego'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-16

" wypadku automobIowym, kto-
~ sic prEydarzy1 wczoraj W dzielnt-
cy Town Of Lake, odntesli pokalecze-
MIA Franciszka PolZek, zam. pnr.
1903 W. saga III. i Antoni Mieczni-
kowski, zam. pnr. 1928 S. Honore III.
znajdujs sic oni W domu pod opieka
lekarZy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-16

Ia p~rzekroczenie prawa prohibit
cyjnego aresztowans Dostals Msrya
Domiufk, z Hammond, Ind, ktora
sedzia tamtejszy ska1al ma $4,000
kary 1 koszta sadowe "a sprzedawa-
ME trunk6w W domu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-16

Oh. Jan WilczyGski i Stanisiaw Kiei
czyhsk, prowadzacy interes ~realno--
Sciowy dawniej ppr. 17OS W. Erie ul.,
przeprowadzili swoje biuro pnr. go
No. Ashland ave, PREY Augusta ulicy.
gdzic zalatwiac bedQ swojc sprawy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-16

J6zefa Borysz, zam. pnr. 1901
3reenbay ave., doniosls onegdaj po-
icyi, re takis zAodziet zaSradi sic do
nieSzkania / zabral z materaca z
s6lka JED oszczednosci W sumie $3.50.
Podejrzewa ona stofownika Franci-
szka Bohuos, kt6ry wiedzial, gdzie
lego gospodyni pieniadze chowaia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-16

w Saddle so. c~hicagoskim Sedzia
Hayes, skazai J6zefa Casiata, Fam.
lpnr. S4S5 Burnley ave, ma So kary
\ koszta sadowe "a sprzedawanie
srunk6w zakazanyoh. Ju5 to drugi
a agenci federalni Znalezi truneS
" lego mieszka1iu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-16

"a kradzieG wegla z wagonow sto-
jacych IA torach kolejowych PREY
Kiuzte I Morgan III, a~resztowany 10
staa wczoraj przez urzedntka koleio-
wago Lsnacy Moczak, zam. pnr. 456
n. Elizabeth III, ktorego oddano W
rece policyi.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-08
sINkERroN FIonrs CASE.

Eviction Proceedings Result In Hot
Legal Tiits.
The case Of DR.. w. b. Ktbbcy vs..
Frank M. Pinkerton, in which the
plaintiff seeks to have Pinkerton dis
possessed Of the store room he ots
cupies In the Kibpey building, has
developed into legal battle. The
case called, Ssaturtii'y. I'D mi reach
ed the Jury late today. The Jury
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-08
GILMAN WOMAN DIES.
Mrs. Anna L. Parmenter Dead at
Homo Of Her Son.

WTS. anna l.. Parmenter Dead At
Homo Of Her Son.
Mrs. Anna Louisa Parmenter. Wild
ow of Edward L. Parmenter, died
Saturday afternoon at the homo OF
her son, Lee. L. Parmenter, in GIL
man, following an Illness Of several
weeks with liver trouble.
Mrs. Parmenter was born, Kell.
June 20. 1850, in Rock Island county,
Illinois. and vas the daughter OF
George w. and Elizabeth Kell. She
grew to womanhood there and was
united in marriage there with Mr..
Parmenter, Feb. II, 1859. Soon after
their marriage they settled on farm,
near Gilman. March /. 1911. they
moved to Gilman, where Mr.. Par.
rnenter died Jan. 4. 1918. Seven
children were born, to them. six Of
whom survive the mother. They are
Mrs. Edward Green and George h.
Par1nenter. of Crookston, Mimi:
Charles X. Parmenter. Mrs. Alfred
Lee and Lee l.. Parmenter~ OF Gil
man; and Henry o. Parmentcr, of
Des Moines. Five brothers and two
sisters also survive. Mrs. Parnienter
Joined the Methodist church when
girl but later changed her member
shin to the United Brethren church.
Private funeral services will be held
at 1880 Tuesday, afternoon at the
grave in the United Brethren oeIne-
terry in charge of Rev. l.. u. roster.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-08
FEW NEW CASES FILED.
No Late Rush Of Attorneys TO Begin
Suita for Term,

No Late Rush Of Attorneys to Begin
Suits for Term.
As Ia not usually the case on the
last day Of filing for district court
term, few new actions were COM
menced late Friday, the attorneys
having filed their suits earlier In the
week.
Tho Citizens Lumber Company IL
plaintiff in an action filed against
Genorano Degrade. alias Joe Bell.
and the Marshalltown Savings and
Loan Association, in which fore
closure Of a mechanics lien IL
sought. The company askS judgment
for $l,945.73 for material alleged to
have been furnished for use in the
erection Of the Bell store and resi-
dence, at 511 West Railroad street.
The loan association is made party
to the suit by the efforts OF the lum-
Der company to have the loan asso-
cations mortgage on the property
adjudged junior and inferior to its
own.
Mrs. Jane Isabel Crawford, OF
this city, has filed suit for divorce
from William E. Crawford, now
serving penitentiary sentence. Mrs.
Crawford asks alimony sufficient to
provide for herself and her invalid
daughter. and seeks title to real
estate in Lawrence county. Tennes-
see. Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford were
married in this city. Sept. 8. 1887.
Suit in divorce has been filed by
Charles II. Wiley vs.. Mrs. Helen
lone Wiley. The couple was married
In Ottumwa, July 3. 1917.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-08
FAvoRs RIGID QUARANTINE
Mayor Wilson Tells Council Small
my Must BE Stamped Out.

The city council. meeting TO-DAY as
n board Of health, discussed tho
smallpox situation and Mayor Will
son urged more drastic quarantine
and vaccination measures as a means
of Graduating the disease. It was his
supgestion that all members OF the
household where smallpox is found 70
exist be compelled to remain on the
premises unless they are vaccinated
and remain entirely away from tine
home. The suggestion seemed TO
meet favor but the matter was laid
over when 1t was found there were
no patients at the hospital ana out
three or four homes were under quar-
antine. The city has had more or
less smallpox for the past year.
EITHER we must let them run wild,
as they are doing in Waterloo said
Mayor. Wilson. cor adopt a strict
quarantine"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-08

was excused twice saturday and
again this forenoon while attornsys
argusd legal points.
The contention IL made BY Tinker
toms attorney that Kibbey offered
'Pinkerton . lease ut an Increased
rental. and the iatters counsel argues
that this lease was accepted. The
lease was personally rendered, how
ever. ana the response was by mail,
according to tho attorneys. Whether
the acceptance should have been In
the same manner a. the tender. and
whether coming by mail, II will be
binding. Ia the point at law which
has given rise to arguments.
Because OF the interest the caso
has attracted, the court has moved
from the municipal court to the west
court room.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-08
Ei.. in Refriasrator Car.

Fire, starting from the explosion
OF q heater, caused some damage to
a refrigerator car on the Chicago
Great Western tracks, just west OF
South SECOND avenue. at $3.50 FIJI.
day afternoon. The car was loaded
with canned goods from tho West
srn Grocer company Mills and some
damage resulted 70 the contents. One
crate n essls Was entirely destroy
"a. A kSas waS burned in the side
u ne car ut he Slaxe was quickly
s1tiasusshsl with chemicals.
A taaan6 chiAnsy at the home OF
y 49, aSa North Second avenue.
caused an alarm - be turned In at
$50 Friday svsning. No damage re-
suited.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-08

Made Rite hour guaranteed strict :
iy short patent. None better. AsS
your grocer for special price--AA-
vertisement.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-08
sABY NAY GETS HOME

Youngest Of cernmssssr chlidrs"
Taken by Mr.. and Mrs. }. G. Gins.
srman, Of New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
viii Not part With Paul, %.Ysar.
Old Son.
Mrs. Cornmesser. who has caused
much interest TO ~ centered In her
three children. for whom she sought
homes. came to q decis<on Saturday
and picked n home for her youngest
child. May. aged years. The for
tunate couple to get tho baby are
Mr. and Mrs. ]. c. Clingerman. Of
New Providence. Mrs. Clinserman
Is a sister of Mrs. o. L. Mossman.
404 West Nevada street, where the
baby has been kept since Saturday.
Paul, the 4-year- son of Mrs.
Cornmcsser. will remain with his
mother. Mrs. Cornmesser, finding
that she could not bear to lose all
three Of her children now. Fred, the
older boy. who was placed with Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Hartwig. OF near
State Center. is getting along fine
and 10 Just a short distance from his
older sister. who IN living with Mrs.
Cornmcsser's brother.
When IL came time for little May
to be taken away Saturday. Mrs,
Cornmesser, who has stood up so
well under the ordeal, broke down
and cried bitterly. Paul, the little
4-year- boy who is Just at the
age where he realized that something
was being done TO take him from his
mother. chung to his mother and beg
sed her to keep him and not Let any
one else have him. Every time any
one would como to see the children
Paul would run and hide, for fear
they had come to take him away.
He cried pitifuIly when they took his
little sister to her new home. and
asks continually for Fred. Mrs.
Cornmesser said that 1t would break
her heart to give him UP at this
time. The other children are at an
age where II was easier to give them
up. Fred being old enough to under
stand the condition, and little May
being much too young to really
know that a change had been made.
She will be taken to New Providence
Tuesday. and is assured of n good
home. Mrs. Cornmesser and son,
Paul. went to Exline Saturday night,
but Mrs. Cornmesser says she ex-
poets to return In two weeks. and
probably will get work in this city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-08
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONFERENCE
Second Of Series Of Meetings Being
Hold in City.


The second Of series OF conferences
for workers Of the Marshall County
sunday School association. which
opened at the Christian church d.
Clemons Saturday. was held today az
the Presbyterian church in this CITY.
state officers are attending the meet
.ings, which opened at 10 this FORE
one. A division Conference was held
this Afternoon and the closins> meet
ing will be tonight. ~
Other conferences Of tho tour WIN
he held at the following places in the
county; Reformed church. Melbourne
March 9; Friends. church, LeGrano,
Gilman, SSiarch ii; Grace Reformed
March 10; Congregational church.
church, Liscomb, March IL.