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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-02
NEWS Of A DAY
FROM THE STATE
MANY Prizes Offered for the An
nual Show of the Peninsula
Horticultural Society.
HAPPENINGS AT THE
STATE CAPITAL
Newark Firemen Arranging tor
Street Carnival, to be Held
From July % to 81.
Fro,r Every Evenings Cores pondents.

Fro,s Every Evenings Cores pondents.
Newark. July 2.-Newark firemen are
busy arranging for the annual street
arrival. which will be held July "a to 81 /,
IN the Academy grounds. The general
committee. of which +. Clifford Wilson is
hartman. promises 10 have some sur
prises IN the way Of features this year,
This annual carnival, which was started 10
years ago, IN 5 san way, has grown each
wear until IL has .ecome known as the
most successful ,d largest held IN TINS
section and attract, thousands OF visitors
each year. Committees have been ap-
pointed for the coming carnival as tol-
lows:
General committee, =. Q: Wilson,
Elmer J. Ellison, Chester T.. Ewing, harry
Hill and Daniel Stcll; treasurer, ROBERT ?.
Callaher; assistants, Charles T. Medlil,
Frank NJ. Luton and Harlan Herdman;
vaudeville, A. l.. Beals, l.. X. Bowen and
Edward Vogt; merry-go-round, John w.
Chambers and +. NJ. Luton; ice cream
comes and soft drinks, Daniel Thompson,
Daniel Krapf, William Ring, Ralph Eg-
pcr. Wilmer Renshaw and Robert Gregg;
building. j. Clifford Willis, William Sar-
cpant and Milford Morris; ice cream,
Charles W. Colmery and ]. Pearoe Cam;
wheel. Harry Hill, +. J. Ellison, ]. Z.
Rhellcnder. Herbert Renshaw and Guy
Oray; ten pins, Daniel Stoll and Ray
Jacobs; shooting gallery, Walter r. Powell,
Ralph ". Barrow, William Y. Ellison and
lhncs A. McKelvey; automobile, u. Y.
Wilson, A. f. Fader, George l. Durnall,
Clarence Grant, Fred Strickland, Norris
N. Worrall, Harland Herdman, G. Z.
Ewing. Clarence Jester, G. G. Hubert, j.
c. Willis, Milford Morris and William
Sarccant; dancing, L. E. Hill and William
smith; advertising, z. c. Johnson and
L. X. Bowen; canes, Henry Gregg and
Frank Jester; restaurant, Ferd Stiltz;
kitchen cabinet, Robert j. Crew and
William Gregg; special officers, Isaac
yansant, L. J. Bailey, Ogle Currender and
T. r. Young; candy wheel, 9. P. Steel
and Wilmer Hill; electricians, Ray Jacobs
and Fred Strickland; cake committee,
Mrs. Leslie Z. Hhl, Nlrs. Daniel Clancy,
Mrs. Raw Jacobs, Mrs. Norris n. Worrall,
Mrs. Pussy Morrison, Mrs. William Jester,
Mn. Frank Jester, Mrs. j. Ewing, Mrs.
Chester Ewing, Mrs. Harry Dougherty,
Mrs. Henry Gregg Mrs. Bertha William
son, Mrs. Charles Miller, Miss Mary
Chalmen. Mrs. Daniel Stell, Mrs. Ben
,amin Mccormick and Mrs. Clarence
Major. Jr.; aprons, Miss Elizabeth Hill,
Mrs. Thomas Potts, Mrs. Sara Durnall,
Mrs. Harry Hill, Mrs. James Marsey,
Mrs. Orlando Strahorn, Mrs. Arthur
Beals, Mrs. Irwin Durnall and Miss Alice
Hill
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-02

tunity as those in the city. IL do not
think there is anything done in the city
school work that cannot be done in the
country school If they have the oppor-
tunity," he said. To get this opportunity
DIR. Frnegan said it would be necessary
for the country schools to remain open
as long rs those in the city. 1t is inn
possible, he pointed out for the country
child to get the same opportunity by
attending school seven months in the
year as the city child who goes to school
ten months in the year. As a general
proposition, DIR. Finegan said schools
throughout America, city and country
alike, should be kept open at least ten
months in the year. 1t was here that the
speaker predicted that it would only be
short time until schools were open the
year around and thought that the great
majority of children would be better off
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-02
SEAFORD PERSONALS.

Seaford July miss Florence Culver
Of Dublin, Ga, arrived yesterday to spend
the summer with her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Bartine Culver.
Nlayor John r. Esluidge and family left
Yesterday for Rehoboth, TO occupy theiI
cottage until September Is.
Edward Seville Of Trenton, \. j., spent
the first Of the week with his sister, Mrs.
John Harris.
John p. Dulaney and daughter, Mrs.
Gilbert A. Geist, spent the first of the
week with MIR. Dulaney's son, Hurst
Dulaney, At Salisbury, Md.
Mrs. A. +. Manning has returned to her
home in Lewes, after a visit here with her
son, DR.. Harrison NJ. Manning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-02

art, music, ETC., the same a. the city
child. 1t would also give the country
child better buildings and equipment,
which has considerable influence over the
child.
During the coursc Of his lecture DIR.
Fnegnn in clever way raped the road
from Wilmington to Newark which has
been in disgraccful condition for
several years. His remarks in this respect
we're approved by every citizen Of Newark
who heard him. The speaker came to
Newark by automobile from Philadelphia,
his son driving the car. Owing to the
horrible condition OF the road between
Wilmington and Newark he was late
arriving. When he stated that more
money would be spent this year in build
ing new highways than on education he
added that he would not take one cent
from the building OF highways and in
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-02
HORTICULTURAL SHOW PRIZES.

Dover, July 2.--Thc following prizes
are announced for the annual exhibition
Of the Peninsula Horticultural Society, to
BIO hold In Wilmington, beginning on
November 30.
Best general display Of all fruits, first
pr1ze, 500; second, $50; thIrd, 800;
apples, special, best single box, competi-
tion open to the world, $50; best single
box apples, first, S25; second, SIS; third,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-02

SO; best three boxes apples, first, sl5;
second, $40; third, s.; best five boxes
apples, first s25; second, sl5; third, $40,
best ton boxes apples, first $40; second,
s35; third, $40
Single boxcs Of the following varieties
Delicious, Grimes, Jonathan, King David,
Nero, Paragon, Rome, fstayn1an, Stark,
Winesap, York Imperial; first, S.; second,
So, third, S2.
Prizes will nlso he offered for the best
one bushcl or seven-ciphtbs b'ishel, single
hamper. first, 50 and second, 81.
For best ten hampers, one busbel and
seven-eightbs bushel, fret, $40; second,
S.; for best three-bar el collection, first,
$40; second, sl5; third, s5; for best barrel
Of the following varieties, first, s.; second,
81 Bon Davis, Grimes, Jonathan, King
Continued on page ~
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fnct 'judging from the condition of 8 or
10 miles OF road that have Just come over
! would spend more on highways
Immediately after the lecture nc returned
to Philadelphia by automobile from where
he took 4 train for Salt Lake City TO
attend the convention Of the National
Educational board.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-02
MRS. BENJAMIN BOYLES Hurt

Middletown, July 2.-Mrs. BENJAMIN
Boylcs fell down stairs at her home on
North Broad street, last week, and was
badly bruised, but no bones were broken.
Mrs Boyles was alone in the house when
she fell, and was unconscious when found
by her husband.
The Washington times., 1920-04-30
WANTED-PaopeHTY

I desire 10 purchase at once a hod
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BOX A-95. Times office.
The Washington times., 1920-04-30
pRNE. BELMONT.

Notod Clairyoyart and HHlmist, can road
y,ur ufr by thr limos In your paln, whicn
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uatp " two colleges " pplmisiry, and hts
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to lirt Ne ,"ll ~ mystery and reveal TO YOU
nnpurtuut matters ~ your 'uture Ife
,Gigcs advice uu business matters, love,
health and family affairs, tells name OF
Vuur future husband W NIf". t'lls N one
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country u IN l,s' IT, YOU what to 40 to
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an n,slra hrIups .N, s,ItTattd together.
tolls the pee r.t ,f HHNtuf r,,spral iunucuC'
wtih y.ut associates lrHt Belmont Il a
psychu,ugiSt Of World RCnJwn Reading
~ igIs NcN York ave. n, W, ne1t door
to Masonic Temple.
The Washington times., 1920-04-30
hPsRTM ENTs TO LET

FURNISHED
WILL share f,e-room apartment In y. W;
all cOnvenienccs. North SIjS.
WILL SHtRE broom apartment In n. W.;
lis w St w Phone North su.
q -. y. ". 2O0G--Itr'utifu, lsrgc tInrh.
cd Rlart. walking distance Ct al .,,if.
u'pttric lights and hJt water hone " vsi
1865
NATIONAL APARTMENT BtRE,J.
A. tartnent Brokcrs, 6s Home lifs build.
ing, 18th and su. Main lG2s.
The Washington times., 1920-04-30
MRS. MAMIE STENES

Has removed from Gl3 = J ave. s e to
2lS end st. s. Z. Scance Tuesday Frd
Thursday eve, 7;3C y. M Friday, p m.
Telephone service temporarily suspended
pending transfer Of same.
The Washington times., 1920-04-30
MADAM PARKER,

GIFTED CLAIRVOYANT AND MEDIUM
II you are going to seek advice or help,
why not consult one who Is well known.
one VINO Is here permanently This gifted
lady can tell you anything you wish to
know or find out In business, health, or
family affairs. When and whom you will
marry What part Of the country s best
Tor you what t. do to be successful IN
lifc Removes evil influences, Tells how
tp win and hoi the one OF your choice.
roi, 4. st y ~ hot 1ofh and l3th
The Washington times., 1920-04-30
MADAM IARA

CIairvoyant. Card Reader. Tells past.
present and future without asking ques-
tons: when in doubt come To me. 1871
Y l,nnItnl = 10
The Washington times., 1920-04-30
MADAME SELIA.

FGyPTtAN PALMIST AND MEDIUM
This gifted lady reads your past, present
and future life. giving t-ue advice you can
depend on in business anC family Affairs,
love. nealth and marriage. speculation. In
Neslnipnts and divorce cases. tells the nams
OF your future husband or wife and how to
win the one you love makes up lover .
quarrels and family troubles. reunites the
teparated and makes happiness between
man and wife: tells what business and
wnat part of 'he world most luckiest to
you and how TO gain success IN anything
you take in hand II you are having baG
luck or trouble Cons"" Madame SeIs, sns
can help. heI advice 'emovcs all troubles
Satisfaction guaranteed Hours to s:30.
Phone Franklin 237S-J Readings, 81. Daily
and Sunday. Between II and / SITS.
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s,ys Mr So PROPERTY
ron SAt.l
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or 9TH vt. NORM uf y. Y ave, ,hn'
business property rrnt tl55 Tcr monthEnt
can be- increased; store, . mats, haihsS no
water heat Earag" to hold several cars
property Is In almost perfect Cundibon
Casn payment about $4,000.
The Washington times., 1920-04-30
= ~ "
Between G. and III Sis
MADAM ALLEN

CLAIRVOYANT AND PALMIST
Guara ntecs to read your entire ltc-past.
present and future, gives true advice on
business, love. health and family affairs.
Special readings 81.
sl2-F ST. n W DAILY AND SUNDAY.
The Washington times., 1920-04-30
MADAM IEJIA.

English Gypsy Clairvoyant and palmist, re
moves the veil of Il. uht in your mind. can
and be con, inCcd. SOP 1th st. n. W.
The Washington times., 1920-04-30
MRS. BOSWELL

TALMTST AND CIAIRN
Gives advice on business love. health nd
family affairs. tells II the one you love Is
true or false What part Of the country is
IuCkicst 10 YOU. What To do to be success
tul IN life. tells you what has passed in
ife. and what is happening; when and
whom YOU VIII marry, settles and explains
love. family trouble, marriage, divorce,
hsa u h. speCulatiOns. come to this noted
pa imIst and find help. There is no need
for anyone to b, unsuCCessful or unhappy.
No matter what the cause. her advice re-
moves all trouble. She guarantees satIsfac-
ton. headings. 81.
The Washington times., 1920-04-30
MADAM IARA,

CI.AIRNONANT. CARD READER.
Tells past, present and iuture without ask.
ing questions. When in doubt come to me.
lGl7 y CAPITOL st. Fee 81.
The Washington times., 1920-04-30
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1t can be had at this price,
The Washington times., 1920-04-30
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The Washington times., 1920-04-30

OR room house. a. u. 1. 4; aoutheasts0e
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The Washington times., 1920-04-30
I,ABORERS- |,

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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-31
Zapewnia ono protekcye.

Pan J6zcf Patient T. Magog, Que,
'piszc: ,,Chce powiedziec, &c pod,
GAS cpidcmii hiszpaiskiej influ-
envy, Ora Piotra Gomozo oddafo
nieoccnionc usiugi w n~aszej 70
dzinie i W naszem 5asiedztwlc,
p~rotegujac mas przeciw tel pla-
DE" To odpowiedzialne lekar--
stwo zioiowc zapewnia protekcye
przcciw i dajc ulge w wszelkiego
rodzaju zaziebienia, poniewaz re-
guluje ono wnetrznoSci, dziaia ma
.watrobe i ncrki, iagodzi ca}y sy-
stem nerwowy i posila i fortyfi-
.kujc Gale ciaio. Powinno sic znaj-
doWac w apteczce kazdcj rodziny.
Me pytajcie sic o ME w aptc-
.kach. Jest ono d~ostarczanc przcz
spccyalnych agcnt6w tylko. ri,
szcie do DR.. Peter Fahrney and
Sons Co., 2501 Washington boul.
Chicago. III. (Ogf.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-31

dycyjnej. Ma posiedzeniu owen
przyjeto tymczasowa konstytucye !
zadecydowano, ably 0rganizaCya ia
byla znana jake American Legion.
Akcya paryskiego zgromadzenia 20
stala potwierdzona przez takiez sa-
me zgromadzenie, kt6re sic odbyfo
W mieScie st. Louis. Mo. W maju r.
1918. gdzie Legion AmeTykanski 20
stall potwierdzony przez zofnierzy
marynarzy, kt6rzy pozostali W siuz-
bic Wuja Sama tn W Stanach Zjed-
noczonych; uchwalono r6wniez kon-
stytucye, zgadzajaca sic z konstytu-
eva paryska. Paryskie zgromadzenie
wydelegowalo 17tu representative,
kt6rzy r6wniez wzieli udziaf W 5gro-
madzeniu W st. Louis, Mo. I odtad
powstat juz potezny Legion Amery-
kanski.
Jak iuz wyzej zaznaczono, Legion
Amerykanski jest organizacya Wete-
ran6w Woiny Swiatowej. Jest ono
organizacya bezpartyjna i niepolity-
GINA - organizacya cywflna - ME
miHtarna. q powyzszego widac. re do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-31

wynn kolegom, ktorzy jakimkolwiek
sposobem zostsli wskutek kalectwa
po5bawieni moznosci dalszego sta-a-
MIA sic 0 utrzymanie. swych rodzln.
Aplikacye ma czionkow MONA. otrzy-
mac cd A%djutanta oddzialu, ktorym
jest oh. W. F. Hetmanski, zamiesz-
kaly ma Jadwigowie, pnr. POPS Gu
ster ul., lub ma p~osiedzeniu W sal;
parku P~ulaskfego.
Ma posiedzeniu, ktore sic odby}o
w niedziele, dnia 1890 grudnia T.
1920, obrano nastepujaca administra
eye ma rok 1921: P. I. Bukowski,
komendant; w. F. Hetmanski, Al
jutant; NJ. A. Klos, z~astepca komen-
danta; Adv. Ed. Scheftler, officer fl
nans6w: X. F.. Kulinskt, kapelan;
T. W. Szczepanski, statystyk; Adv,
T. +. KWflewski, urzednik ola uiat-
Wien piracy; r. Block, Sergeant at
Arms: S. ]. Klos, officer atletyki;
i P. I. Bukowski Service Officer.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-31
'DOBRE, RoZPoCZEcIE NO
E G o K

Rok Nowy rozpoczety dobrze
-skohczy sic dobrze. Zdrowie
jest najlepszem zabezpieczeniem
powodzenia, dlatego rozpocznij--
Gle Rok Nowy przez pojScie do
'apteki lub do kupca sprzedajace-
go lekarstwa i zakupno Trinera
Corzkiego Wilma. Dobre jegc
skutki przekonywujaco opisane
So w liscie Pana Michafa Fere--
Fan, pisanym do has dnia 1890
grudnia, 1920, z Zelienople, Pa:
Dom nasz byl stalym szpitalem,
cd dw6ch lat jednak, odkad "a
czeliSmy uzywat Trinera Corr
kiego Wilma | Trinera Angeliki
Gorzkiego Toniku - tie diva le-
karstwa zmienily wszystko Ma
lcpszc. iona moja w roku 1918
wazyla tylko 120 funtow, dis
way ITO, ia takze jestem PREY
jak najlepszem zdrowiu i dosko-
nalym humorze; nam zawsze. do
bry apetyt i dziekuje VAN SER
decznie "a Vase lekarstwa."
Ot6z kilka s~zczerych a wymow-
nych slow. Rozumie sic ~starajcie
sic koniecznie dostat prawdziwe
Trinera Gorzkie Vino - kto bo-
wien kupujc imitacye, oszukuje
sam sicbie. - Joseph Triner Com
pany. 1333-45 So. Ashland ave,
Chicago, III. (Ogl.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-31
aAmerican Legion, a Polacy,

Slow kNka o Amerykahskim Le-
gionie, ktory aczkolwiek miody jesz-
eze, ale "a cele ob-al Sobie szlaChet-
ne i godne pochwaly. Mech artykui
a~iniejszy s~zczeg6lnie zwr6ci ma sic
bic uwage bylych zotnierzy i mary
marry Wetetran6w Wojny SwiatO-
wei. kt6rzy teszcze ME naleza do Lee
sionu.
Otto gi6wne cele / zadania, ma kto-
rych obecnie stoi i rozwija sic Lee
gion Amerykanski.
w imie Boga i Ojczyzny }aczymy
sic razem dla nastspuiacych powo-
dow: Dla p~cdtrzymania i bronienls
Konstytucyi Stan6w Ziednoczonych,
dla utrzymania prawai ~porzadku,
dla ~sze@zenia pomiedzy scba hasia
100 procentowego Amerykanizmu,
dla zachowaria W pamieci wydarzeh.
Przez mas p~rzezytych W Wojnie Swia-
towel, dEa zwalczania autokracyi,
(niech prawo bedzie mOcniejsze cd
przewagi), dla ~szerzenia idei trivia
lego pokoju ma caIym Swiecie, dla
bronienia i wprowadzeuia W zyc!e
wszelkfdh praw sprawiedGtwoSc&,
wolnoSci i dla uczynienia $wiata bez-
~pieeznym dIa ~demokracyi. dla wspol-
nej piracy ku wzajemnemu wspoma-
ganiu sic i poSwieceniu siebie sa-
mego ma pozytek spoleczehstwa''.
Do Legionu Ame.ykanskiego ma
prawo nalezet kazdy, kt6ry byi W
czynnej sluzbie Wuja Sama, czy to
"a morzem czy tn W kraju, a vice
kt6ry sludyl W armii Tub marynarce
pomiedzy 6-tym kwietnia 1917 T. a
11-tym listopada 1918.
Legion Amerykanski, opr6cz SEE
b rzenia pomiedzy swymi cz}onkamd
idei 100 procentowego Amerykaniz-
mu, wzial sobie eel zadauia haste
pujace:
y. Zwalczac wszelkie antyame-
ykanskie tendencye, dzialania, I
propagandy, y. Pracowat mad wy
ksztalceniem ~imigrant6w i cudzo-
ziemo6w / pomagaG i'm W zapoznawa-
niu sic z Konstytucya Stan6w zjed-
noczonych, s.. KrZewic idee amery-
kanamu z "a mySla, zeSmy tn W A
MERGE powinni ma pierwszem miej-
sou STAG przy tym kraju. A.. RozSze-
rae pomiedzy Iudem SwiadomOsc CO
do rzeczywistej natury i istoty rza-
du Stan6w Zjednoczonych.
Legion AmerykanSki zostai zorga-
nizowany W Psryzu We Francyi dnia
1t5go ma-ca, 1918 r. przy udziale ty-
siecy ~zolnierzy i oficer6w ma posie-
dzentu delegat6w z r6znych poste-
runk6w amerykanskiej armii ekspe-
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Dnia Sgo stycznia 1921 r. Oddzial
powyzszy urzadza zabawe. towarzy-
ska polaczona z tancami sail par
ku Pulaskiego. W celu blizszego "a
poznania sic, zlaczenia sic W scisleJ-
SEE wezly towarzyskie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-31

Legionu Amerykanskiego naleza
z~olnierze, kt6rzy ~jeszcze obecnie
przebywaia W Europe W armii ok1-
racyjnej, jak r6wniez i ci, kt6rzy no
norowo zostali zwolnieni re sluzby
i powrocili do kraju.
Me wszystkfm moze wiadomo, re
i W naszej kochanei Polsce istnieja
diva Oddzialy AmeTykahskiego Le--
gionu. Oddzial pierwszy ,,Kosciu-
szko POST - zlozony jest z czlon-
k6w slawnej Eskadry Kosciuszki'
kt6ra pozostawala pod dow6dztwem
puRkownika Cedyica Fauntleroy, dru
gia, oddzia1, to Warsaw Post, z
siedziba W Warszawie, LEGACY 40tu
czlonk6w, weteran6w Wojny Swiato-
wei, kt6rzy obecnie przebywaja W
Polsce, pracujac z Amerykanskim
Czerwonym Krzyaem.
Legion Amerykanski liczy obecnie
pzeszlo diva miliony czionkow, zot-
merry i marynarzy Weteranow VOL
ny Swiatowei.
W okolicy parafii polskieh ma poi
nocno-zachodniej stronie miasta Chi
cago zawiazai sic r6wnieh Oddziat
Puiaskiego Amerykanskiego Legio-
nu, zloiony w~yfacznie znaszych pol
skich zuch6w, kt6rzy siulyli W armii
Wuja sama. Ia i~nicyatywa pp. Adv.
Tadeusza Kuflewskiego, Waciawa F.
Hetmanskiego, Piotra Bukowskiego,
Adv. Ed. Schefflera, X. FIR. KulinA
skiego, J6zefa Szczepahskiego, Adv.
Ed. Piszczatowskiego, braci Klos,
DR.. J. Kobrzynskiego / L. Jankow-
skiego powsta1 ~powyzszy oddzial.
Oddzial Pulaskiego odbywa swe po-
siedzenia co d-uga niedziele miesia-
ca W sail Parku Puiaskiego PREY uli-
each Noble i Blackhawk. Celem Cd
dzialu opr6cz slulenia Ojczyznie swo
jej - jest sluzy6 i Rodakom swoim
- Polakom i pomagaS i'm wszelkim
sposobem czy to PREY nauce jezyka
angielskiego. czy PREY staraniu sic
o papiery obywatelskie, czy PREY "a
}atwianiu spraw swych cz}onk6w. W
r6znych ~interesach ich Q rzadem
Stan6w Zjednoczonych. Ma progra-
mie oddzialu Pulaskiego jest rowniez
niesienie pomocy swym nieszczesli-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-31

Klisza powyzsza r.-'w via bar
do czynnego j zasluzoneso organiza-
tora Pulaski Post No. Sc American
Legion. Obywatel Hetmanski swe-
90 czasu sluzyl jake officer W armii
amerykanskiej W Fort Benjamin
Harrison. Ind. a potem W obozie a.
wiatycznym W Scott Field, III. Pc
honorowem zwolnieniu re s}uzby,
powr6cii do domu j obecnie zamiesz,
kuje z rodzenstwem pnr. 2O25 Gu,
ster ul., ma Jadwigowie. Piastuje Cd
trzech lat W Legionie urzad AdJu'
tanta i sekretarza. jest on take Gym
nym czlonkiem Chicago Society. Ma
Clergy Polskiej i Zwiazku \. P.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-31

Adwokat Ed. Piszczatowski, czio-
mex Pulaski Post, ktorego kancela-
rya adwokacka znajduje sic pm.
1541 W. Division ul., donosi, IL Ia
latwia wszelkie sprawy legalne wcho
dzace W zakres adwokacki, a tyczace
sic spraw ~zolnierskich, be- wzgledu
ma to-, czy ~interesanci SO czlonkam'
Legionu Tub ME. Usluga wszelka jest
bezplatna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-31

Statystyk Oddzialu p. Jozef szcze-
panski, jeden z organizatorow. o.
trzymal intratna posade W Detroit,
Mich cd k]orporacyi Union Liberty
Co., gdzie obecnie przebywa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-31

Dnia Ego htego 1921 r. Oddziai
powyzszy urzadza zabawe potaczona
? tancami W duel sail sw. Stanisia'
wa Kostki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-31

Zamiarem Oddzialu jest, ably ma
~nastepuej Msnifestacyi do pomnika
KoSciuszki " Humboldt Parku, kto-
"a to manifestacya .zwykle sic odby-
wa W dniu ,.Wiehczenia Grob6w' u
tworzyc osobna dywizye wyiacznle z
Weteran6w Wojny Swiatowej. w
dywizyi tel spodziewany jest udziat
10000 weteran6w, ably pokazac in
nonarodowcom nasza liczcbna siie
zuch6w, kt6rzy brali udzial W VOL
ME ola uczynienia Swiata %bezpiecz--
nym ola cy~wilizacyi. Uniform zoi--
nierza lub marynarza ME jest ko-
niecznie potrzebny. CT, ktorzy ME
maja uniform6w, beda mogli wysta-
pic W ubiorach cywilnych. lecz kaz-
DIV. powinien mice medal Victory
kt5ry MONA otrzymat przez Pulaski
Post.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-31

Obecny Komendant Pulaski Post
No. sc American Legion. B.
Oh. Bukowski, sluzyi W Armii A
merykanskiej z :anga kapitana z A
merykanska Legacya " Rosyi, Jest
on bardzo czynnym i znanym W kU-
bach miodziel: ME tylko ma Stanisia-
wowie, ale i W innych p~arafiach.
Oh. Bukowski posl1b} c6rke kon--
sula angielskiego p. Hall / obecnie
zamieszkuje z rodzina pnr. 1854 y.
Hoyne ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-31

HSAiRm ST podSeHw n
-dtebiOrstw anerykanAdch. Wis'
I m.rnyssOwiec pOlsh doorse Eool
t.t.l, reaIe reklamowae beddc EWo)
tnt.-es " DGIMIEIKU CHICAGO
SKIN.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-31
Kr6tkie notatki z OddZiaIu Pulaskie.
go Post SO American Legion.

Cd Oddzialu obecnie naleay pre-
szlo 200 czlonk6w Weteran6w VOL
ny Swiatowej, syn6w rodzin polskich,
skupiajacych sic PREY parafiach sw.
Stanislawa X, Sw. Trolley, Kantowa,
Helenowa, 'Ma.yanowa. Jadwigowa.
Mlodziankowie. Avondale it'd.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-28
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