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Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-08-28
Hold Northwestern Trustee
Stock Worth Par, Dividend
Planned for End of Year
Louis Newman Again Made President and All
Other Officers Are Reelected at
Annual Meeting Here.

Stock Of the Northwestern Trustee
company was declared to be worth $40
per share par value, with enough earn
ings in the treasury to pag a dividend of
6 percent at the end of the year. at the
annual meeting Of the company just held
here. Louis Newman was reelected
president and George Hickman was re-
elected secretary and r. ?. Reckards
was renamed treasurer. The directors
we're all re elected. They are A. ]. Boor
man, George Hickman. Louis Newman,
Mr. Evans. Fort Benton: Adam Slim
pert, and F. II. Robinson.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-08-28
Three Kids State
Intended to Kill
Baseball Magnate

Chicago. Aug, 27.-Confession Of a
clot to Kill Chas a. Comiskey, baseball
magnate, and the office force and police
guard at the White Sox baseball park
box office, September 1G. was made by
three boy bandits. arrested in an at
tempted robbery of $4,000 payroll Of
Wilson 4 Co., packers, the police an
nounced today.
Police said the three declared they in
tended to steal gate receipts of the White
Sox- Yankee game, September III when
they figured Babe" Ruth would draw a
record breaking attendance.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-08-28

The Northwestern Trustee company
shortly after it was organized was in
volved in a litigation through its pro-
moters Sidebottom and Wimar, with
the federal government. 1t was later
entirely reorganized. however and is
now considered one of the safest busi-
ness concerns in the state.
At the time of President Newman's
election a few years ago. there had been
issued fully paid up stock amounting to
approximately SS5,000 but the assets
were only approximately $4,000, leaving
Continued on Page Two9
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-08-28
AMERICA FACES WAR WITH ALLIED
JAPAN, GERMANY AND RUSSIA

going president, explained the report
probably would die. az the league con
troversy had become a political ques-
tionH and that it was contrary 70 the
bylaws Of the organization to take any
action on any political subject. The
majority report Of the committee recon-
mended that the league be indorsed, but
a minority report announced it was "un-
able to concur" with the majority rule.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-08-28

this class Of voters that their action is
a violation Of their oaths Of citizenship
and the politicians that any inciting of
the foreign born to avenge his native
country by turning against his adopted
land is treason"
The convention concluded without TAX
ing any action On The report of the com
mittee on the League of Nations. Hamp-
ton l.. Carson of Philadelphia, the out
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-08-28

voter in the country that we were justi-
fled in multiplying Mr. Upham's figures
by two. | repeat that the Republican
fund-the corruption fund-will be not
less that S15,00O,000 We will not at
tempt to match their dollars"
The governor also made statement
commenting on Mr.. Upham's denial of
his charges. After reading statement
Continued Page TEMP
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-08-28

So 900, 900 while few days later, the
governor said. Fred w. Upham, Republi-
can treasurer multiplied Mr.. Hays by
two and one half times by stating that
the fund would be 81 900, 600
Satisfied With Statement.
I'm my Pittsburgh speech last night
the candidate added, Il demonstrated to
the satisfaction of every unprecedented
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-08-28
WALK-OUT TIES UP
ALL ENGLISH SHIPS
IN NEW YORK PORTS
Ships Flying Union Jack Idle in Harbor Owing to
Protests Against Imprisonment Of Irish Mayor
and Mannix Being Moved From Vessel; Strike
Spreads to British Ships in Port

New York Aug. 27-(By The Associated Press )-Elaed
by their tep Of virtually British ship in New York the
1000 ongshoremen who suddenly quit work Friday
sexpec spread their Wakou port the United States
the hope forcing Great Britain release from Jail Terrence
Macweney lord Of Cork and permit Archbishop Mannx
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-08-28
DEFEAT
GIVES LEAGUE
FULL TICKET
Almost Complete Returns From Tuesdays State
Wide Primary Places Regulars in Lost Column;
Wheeler Has 1922 Over Both Competitors;
Dixon Chosen by Republicans as Contender.

Helena Aug 27-Returns from all but 178 precincts Mon
with complete count from % counties of the state ncud
Silver showed Congressman John NJ Evans 518 votes
Nonparsan league candidate for the
Democratic congressional nomination the First district
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-25
PUBLIC BAND CONCERTS
THREE TIMES A WEEK
To be Inaugurated Tomorrow
Night at City Hall Plaza by
Community Service.

Public band concerts, sings and open
air dances to be held three times a week
in various parts of the city are part of the
ambitious program Of theWimington Com
munity Service for the summer months.
A special fund to defray the expenses OF
the pubic entertainments has been raised
among local people Alfred |. du Pont
was the largest contributor with $1,000
Mrs. Coleman du Pont gave $500, while
other large contributions were Irence
du Pont, Joseph Bancroft and William
w. Laird. The first of these entertain
ments will be held tomorrow night on the
Public Building Plaza.
Mayor William G.. Taylor has been
appointed custodian Of the fund. Ao-
cording to Harold Keats, director Of the
Community Service, there is enough money
on hand to continue the public concerts
for ten weeks. Much of the necessary
funds was raised through the efforts Of
Mayor Taylor who has interested himself
intellectually in the project from its
inception. The success of the concerts,
dances and sings given IN the Public
Building several times during the winter
months, he declared, showed him how
much the people enjoyed this form OF
entertainment.
Robinson's Philharmonic Band under
the direction of J. Norris Robinson has
been engaged for the concerts. These will
be given on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday nights While the Saturday
night concert will be held on City Hall
Plaza, the two others will he given at
various parks in widely scattered sections
of the city so as TO reach as many persons
as possible.
0Prior TO tho concerts, Emerson Stone,
newly acquired song leader of the Com
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-25

growth These Young men have the very
best of opportunities for high and long
continued achievement. The greatest
danger to which they are exposed, so lar
as genuine achievement rs concerned, is
that the commercial publishing interests
will thwart their development by inducing
them TO do cheap and hasty work. This
is the process which has ruincd more
writers in America than any other.
What scientific literature we cen lind
on precocitv and mental development also
knocks hole in another popular idea
that hard work will accomplish almost
ANYTHING in the WAY of development The
authorities are agreed that the quallty
of man s achievement depends Ter more
on the innate character of his brain cells
than on his education. training or effort
toward seif-improvement 1t has long been
the custom to point ont to young folk that
Abraham Lincoln spent long hours lying
on his stomach studying heavy books, end
that Benjamin Franklin led q toIlsome
youth The young espirant is taught to
believe that he too may become Lincoln
or n Franklin il he will only work hard
enough. There is nothing in IT. II he is
endowed by nature with greet BRAIN
he has but to follow his inclination ~ order
to develop il. and If he is not SO endowed,
no amount of work can make HIM any
thing but mediocrity. Indeed, hard
grinding. effort is rather worse than use
less. It is only when you are really in
terestcd and therefore working without
sense Of effort that YOU arc developing
your brain. for only then does the blood
feed il properly. The thing to do is to
find what interests YOU and then do it for
the joy of doing it. II YOU fail TO achieve
greatness it will not be because YOU did
not work hard enough. The world is full
of fools who are working their heads off
and making neither fame nor wealth.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-25

munity Service will lead singing fer about
forty-6ve minutes. In addition il is also
planned To have "A series of historical
tableaus depicting some interesting cpl
sodc in the history of Delaware at each
concert Girls from the various industrial
plants and clubs of the city are now being
drilled for this part of the program.
Stands. lights, chairs and other neees-
sary accessories will be supplied by SUI
perintendent Il. II Mack, of the Board of
Park Commissioners.
In order that there may be no criticism
of the dancing it is planned TO form a
"chaperonaRe committee" from among
the most prominent women Of the city
to have charge Of these affairs. While
the committee list is far from complete a
number of the women have willingly
signlfed their intention of helping.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-25

Figure This Out

Bed bugs lay an average of seven eggs per
day nder favorable conditions they ha tch
in bye Gays Of which two thirds are females
Tbey nature to adu size and are capahle
OF laying IN four weeks. How many bed
tugs would you have in year If you lefs
one female or egg unmoiested for one year :?
To rid the pesly bed oug you can readily
see how necessary Il is to use a preparation
that Will rIll the eggs well as the five
ones. =. ID. Q. has been demons trated nv
the leading hospitals. hotels and railroad
companies that the safest and most eco
notEicai way to stop future generations Of
bod Dugs. reaches. IDEAS and ants Is to use
the new discovery Pesky Devils Ouietu>
a .3jC package OF y ID Q. makes a quart
enough 10 kill q million bed bugs. reaches
heas and cooties ano at the same time de
stros their eggs as well
Impossible for them 10 exist when r. ID
q is properly used. Free. "a tent spout in
very package TO get the peskF devils in the
hard -to-gef-at places.
Special hospital and notei SIZE s2.5O-
masss i've gallons OF T.. ID. . Your drug
ulst oas IL or can get IL for YOU or sent
prepaid upcn receipt rr'ce by the Owl
Ctemica' Co. Terri aautn nd Success Of
J. II. q has causec iuita.o-s. Genuine
ID. @ - never peddisG Snid y Eckerd Drug
Co.. n. b. Danforth Drug Co.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-25
SUIT OVER HOUSE.
Action Involving Purchase Of Property
nj dfI.f3 Delaware Avenue.

Chancellor Curtis heard testimony in
Court Of Chancery yesterday IN the case
of Frances Rudolph kittengcr VS.. Dr.
David Isosenan. This IL suit for spec
fife performance Of contract by DIR. Rose
man to purchase the property at fll-l3
Delaware avenue and also TO determine
whether there is violation there Of the
city building line restrictions following
the widening Of Eleventh street.
The chancellor reserved decision.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-25
Goldey Field Day.

The annual field dby and picnic of
Goldey Alumni and Goldey College stu
dents will be Mt Rockford Park on Satur-
day afternoon, July 10. The committee in
charge is making elaborate plans for en-
tertainment, consisting IN part of snappy
baseball game between the single and mar
ried men of the alumni There will be
several events for ladies and gentlemen.
with prizes for the winners, followed by
lunch, after which there will be music an
a short address by an old friend of the
alumni. All Goldey graduates. students
and friends are invited.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-25
NYMPHS LIKE TAR BABIES.
Girl Bnthers In Lower Delaware River All
Smeared Up.

Penn's Grove N. j., June 25.--
Nymphs who battle in the Delaware
River in this section have been turned
into "tar babies after one dip this sea
son, Pretty white arms and stockingsless
legs have the appearance of being daubed
with tar and bathing costumes have been
ruined.
The tar and oily scum washed ashore
are said To have come from the dye plants
and other industries. Oil tank steamers,
which empty bilge water into the stream,
are also held, in part, responsible.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-25
BUILDING PERMITS.

Plans and specifications for the follow
ing projects have been approved by the
Building Inspector:
Chestnut street, 02I; X. Paiskowski
owner and builder; addition 800
Market street, 29Oi, n. u. Sinclair
owner, Reed and Bro. builders, add ton,
SlG5
Spruce street, 713; Alfred Chambers,
owner and builder; addition $3.50
King street, 220; s. Leviton, owner
Geo. Moore, builder; alterations, 1875.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-25
Surprise Variety Shower.

A surprise variety shower was given
TO Mr.. and Mrs James Traynor recently
at their home, S27 Spruce street. by Miss
Catherine Buckley, The evening was
spent in games and music Many beauti
ful gifts were received
Evening journal., 1920-02-18


T % IS hOV % you % c @ % % the Vg pin " ou G G G no Already %
own home purchase that feel is within your means II
how quickly pleasantly interestingly be paid for
saturday od about plan
and they for something
OFFER FOR SALE TO-DAY THE PROPERTIES
LISTED BELOW
WEST SIDE PROPERTIES.
S12 WEST FOURTH STREET
DWELLING
Three stories 10 bath, porche hot air heat
l2ls 21iar WEST sEsl GsTE STREET. BEET
Three stories 10 bath porch hot air heat cement cellar
Sli WEST FOURTH STREET.
BRICK STORE AND DWELLING
sos WASHINGTON STREET.
BRICK DWELLING
and space for garage 'o2 Iot ai5 possession a e.
DWELLING
stories porches,
cellar and electric garage large enough for cars Lot 2x
s1s JACKSON STREET.
BRICK DWELLING >
nenied gas electric laundry heat
iii JEFFERSON STREET.
Three stories 10 bath porch hot water heat cellar &C.
.191s $40 JEFFERSON l>5 STREET. TREE
Three stories 10 baths porch hot air heat cellar
1O8 NORTH coNNELL STREET,
stories. rooms porch bath, heater cellar.
sos WEST THIRD STREET.
porch 30
100 WEST THIRTEENTH STREET.
stories bath heat cement cellar porch
5i7 WEST SEVENTH STREET
STORE AID DWELLING
Three stories bath hot air heat cement cellar and
COS WASHINGTON STREET.
Three stories bath; porch hot air heat dirt cellar
400 OWES WEST SIXTH STREET
rs - - &c CORNER sS BRICK % DWELLING r...,.. % 49,.
1905 WEST sT,S sFy5STG 1IfS STREET. '''
Three stories rooms bath porchcs hot water
WEST SIDE PROPERTIES OVER BRIDGE
3205 MADISON STREET-FRAME.
four other House and lots be ogeherl
28OS MARKET STREET.
ia WEST 81 &INETHENTH STREET
heat cement gas Lot slS55 possession
n.4S 4eqs ssll4g2k,5Ii!S M4RKET sTBEET; BizE1i,xa
Two stories rooms bath porch ppee heater cement cellar
SOUTHWEST PROPERTIES
11O SOUTH ~ VAN M BuREN M STREET
sos SOUTH JACKSON STREET.
stories rooms bath cement cellar gas electric Lot
''''' 428 Soui1fH JACKSON STREET.
Two stories rooms '" BATH porc5 cement cellar gas and electric
II2 SOUTH BRooME STREET.
BRICK DWELLING
Two stories bath porch hot air heat cement cellar
EAST SIDE PROPERTIES OVER BRIDGE
2116 LAMOTTE STREET.
BRICK DWELLING
Two and onehaf stories rooms, BATH gas and electric Pos
-EAsTslDE PROPERTIES
500 POPLAR STREET.
DWELLING
stories gas Possession 30 days
1922 LOMBARD STREET.
BRICK DWELLING
Two stories 42s as EAST as W FIFTH STREET FREE POSSESSION ''''
DWELLING
story, cellar cemnted
923 LOMBARD STREET.
BRICK DWELLING
story bath po~cbes isxi06
422 EAST SIXTH STREET.
BRICK DWELLING
Three story 10 bath cellar cemened
1O-12-14-16 KLUND STREET.
BRICK DWELLING
stories,
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES
Centre Street New Castle
STUCCO
pantry, bath, porch gas
deep 37x00 Possession at
OAK GROVE,
TwostoTy Bungalow p laundry, BATH porch, heater
cellar and electric 60xi25 Pos
days.
LINCOLN HIGHWAY. MABSHALLToN, DEL.
TvOstOry, semideached cenented
cellar, chicken house Lot 5xii0
MARSHAILTON DEL
ThreeS porcbes
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sERvIcEi

This Office and our representatives are
always at your service any time OF the
day or evening. Just give us call and we
will use every effort TO give you our best
service.
Evening journal., 1920-02-18
VERY DESIRABLE FARMS
AT REASONABLE PRICES

t272l Sc acres y miles north Of Newark
lo-room stone and frame house and usual
ortbnlidings. In fair condition Price s. SEQ
i202)--;i3 acres near Delaware City. along
;l;s canal Groom frame house and the
outbrhdings In good condition. Price
ts4fl-ss acres miles west Of Newark
Groom frame house outbuildings. orchard
etc. Price $500.
'3s7)-72 acres Year Glasgow. s-room
$500
(sos)-2e4 acres near Glasgow: I75 acres
n tiliage: S-room brick house, outbuild-
ings. orchard Price Si0.l0o.
t4og)-s15 acres near IIockessin. All land
IN tillage, 5-room frame house. barn and
wagon shed. Near trolley. Price $500.
i41i)--157 acres near Kirkwood; 123
acres tillage. balance timber; 7-room
frame house and ouibuildings, IN good con
dition. Price SfO,J0O.
'431)--1s acres near Porter; broom
frame house and usual outbuldings. Price
S2.2J0.
f3c0l-lC0 acres near Newark 125 acres
y tillage; ll-room frame house, tenant
fruits Price Sig.50o
(395)--27 acres near Iron Hill; Broom
frame house and outbuildines. Price s., 1850
3e0) 40 acres near Elkton: Groom
frame house. outbuildinss ana small or
timber. acres tilage s-room frame house.
3-room bungalow. outbuildings and or
chard. Price S175O
t40zl-1S acres and store property, near
Singerly; 1-room frame house with store
'front.' outbuiidings and orchard. Price
,41s)-ns acres near Appleton; 1l-room
brick house. large barn and other out
Duildngs. Price 1000.
(41D)-G2 acres near Eikt0n. two-story
frame house, with rooms cutbuiidings.
orchard etc. Price 5000.
(421) acres near cowentcwn; broom
frlme house With attic and outbuiidngs
a good condition. Price $3.50
f43c) js acres near Ekfon; 4-room
'rame house and the usual ou,buildings, ~
fair condition. Price $500
ALBERT [. rEELE
FARM AGENCY, INC.
5l2 King Street, Wilmington, Del
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eos WASHINGTON STREET.
en- rooms, bath and heat
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$40 WEST SEVENTH STREET.
Seven rooms and bath A very desir-
bie dwelling
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5Se WEST SECOND STREET.
4nree- story brick, sevcu-rOOm house.
Very low price. Get busy.
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500 ORANGE STREET.
Automobile repair shop. consisting OF
four rooms. lsxGo feet.
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tf2 T.. i2ND STREET.
siz roons, bath. porch and heat
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1911 MADISON STREET.
Nine rooms, bath, porch. heat and gar
.ge for three ears.
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FOR SALE-

FOR SALE
$40 WEST SEVENTH STREET.
Seven rooms and bath very desir-
1911 MADISON STREET
Nine rooms, bath, porch. heat and gar
ise for three cars.
JoS WASHINGTON STREET.
Ten rooms. bath and heat.
+OOs MARKET STREET.
seven rooms. bath. porch. heat; lot
1i2 Y. i2ND STREET
siz roosis, bath. porch and heat.
ose WEST SECOND STREET
Inree- story brick, sevcn-ruOm house
Very low price. Get busy.
800 ORANGE STREET.
four rooms. lsxGo feet.
10 WEST EIGHTH STREET
Nine rooms, bath ana two porches.
slso WEST sIxTH STREET.
hight rooms. bash. porch. heat. electric
lights large lot with o frontage OF 1872 feet
on Sixth stree. Price reasonable and
property will improve IN value. Let us give
you particulars
SO7 LOMBARD STREET
TO rooms, bath and electric lights
ZIG LOMBARD STREET
Nine rooms and bath
40 S. FRANKLIN STREET
rooms, bath. porch.
1l2l WEST THIRD STREET.
rooms and bath.
1903 $. ADAMS ST
rooms and bath.
John j. Hamley
Money 20 Loan on Good First Mortgages.
Phone $40. G23 ". Fourth ST.
Real Estate. Insurance. Notary Public.
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q NrRrRBAN RARGAlN.

Just rs minutes ride from city. frame
dwelling. three stories, Il, . =, II. II w II,
o & H. garage, chicken house, small barn,
30 fruit trees bearing, grape vines; 90
days possession. Price $1,000.
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No Backward Step i'm Owning a
Part OF Wilmington
Year by year real estate becomes more valuable As
population increases the demand for land grows and real
of any kind let us talk and you may find profitable
investment
OWN REAL ESTATE IN WILMINGTON
2509 VAN BUREN STREET
An opportunity home the section
Eight three porches lot 25x05 Possession 1920
Price $500
1901 WEST STREET.
BATH porch heat hardwood
20S EAST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET
Six rooms BATH porch heat Possession March % 1920.
Price 1880
619 JACKSON STREET.
Nine rooms, BATH porch heat
1912 REED STREET.
BATH electric A o a small lone
money o IN the few
days and be the It. Price S250 500
balance OF 500
508 LOMBARD STREET.
Eight bath. Price $500
l EAST FORTY Y-FOURTH STREET.
Six bath, porches, heater and
Possession. Price $3.50
HAMILTON PARK
Eight rooms bath, porche lot
RICHARDSON PARK
On dupont Road eslt rooms, ba and electric heat
iOxi0o Price S350o
NEW CASTLE AVENUE
Near Hose I'M seyen-room frame dwelling with
ground Price $500 for a quick
WAL TER Il. POWELL
Phone 51s7 s3o Market Street
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REAL EsrArE-foR SALE.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
On :. Jackson St. o Il. r. $500.
-.Asri Madison St, X. u.
l0a block ". Third St.. II X, y, =. A.
Si.Itr
0e0 hloct w Fifth St. @ +. y. Y. Si.0el.
sou block. w Sixth St. Il. L. 2.p. $500.
loo block W 18th ST. X. Il. p, ii, Sf,S9".
ioa block Lombard st., u. Il, y. H.
800 block Poplar -. Il, orr Apis
100 block Van Bureu St, X, Is, stvfe'
81 200
no0 block. Shallcross Ave. r. B, +. p H.
7oa block. W 18th 81, Il, Il. 7, IL
wo framc houses near 2aih ana Monroe
Sis. K. Il. Possession 80 days
real bargain Must be sold this week
DELAWARE REALTY co,
s. ". Cor. Seventh and Tatnail Sta
Phone ss6o. Rents Collected. Insurance.
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a rEw To cALL us Anour.
TWO BARGAINS

onc rg artcr ST., X. =. =. HAN,
- " T. .s'.s..s...s...... ....-.. -Si,-OJ
lduront 81, near Eighth, G Il. b, T..
II A. ggs .....................S 900
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1Os $. ADAMS ST.
8 rooms and bath.
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oJWMn % II9mI@y
Money 20 Loan on Good First Mortgages.
Phone $40. 623 W Fourth 81.
Real Estate Insurance. Notary Public.
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+Oo3 MARKET STREET.
seven rooms. bath. porch. heat lot
'or15e feet.
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1l2l WEST THIRD STREET.
rooms and bath.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-13

to-: Samuel Ferrare i Jozef Co
stanzo, czionkowie handy Car,
, dinelli'ego, ktorzy ostatnio costa
Ii skazani ma Smierc "a zamordo-
wanie Antoniego Varchetto. A
pelacya O wznowienie procesu
'powyzszych zbrodniarzy zostaaa
~wniesiona przez adwokata w. W.
Witty'ego. Cardinelli'ego wyko-
mamie wyroku smierci zostalo Cd
lozone kilka tygodni temu, po-
niewaz usilowai popelnic samo-
b6jstwo przez zazycie }ugu, skut-
klein czego zupelnie oslep; ska
,zany on byl "a te sama zbrodnie,
co i dwaj powyzsi jego towarzy-
SEE.
- Do grobli municypalnej ma
dcsz}y wczoraj diva statki paro-
we nafadowane winogronami,
brzoskwiniami, jablkami i grusz-
kami. Owoce tie pochodza re Sta
MI Michigan i beda sprzedawa-
nc jak nastepuje: Winogrona
piecio-iuqtowy koszyk 40 CEN
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-13

nova wiadomosc telefonem, alb,
sic ME obawiali, gdyz corka icl
! wyszla "a MAJ i z~najduje sic W
bezpiecznem miejscu. Wedle o.,
swiadczenia brata zaginionej -
ME prowadzila ona zadnego ro-
mansu.
- Niejaki Aleksander Cooper,
LEGACY lat 20, z pnr, N. Clare
mont ave. zostal wczoraj wcze-
snie postrzelony przez dwu ban
dytow, ktorym stawii op6r, ME
pozwalajac sic i'm obrabowat'
Napad zdarzyi sic II zbiegu ulic
Division i Paulina. Ciezko ram
nego Coopera zabrano do szpitala
powiatowego, gdzie w kilka 60
DIN pozniej zmari; policya wat
co prawdziwosci jegc nazwi-
ska i o caiej tel historyi napadu.
Wdrozono Sledztwo.
- Sad najwy5szy odiozyi wczo
raj wykonahie wyroku Smierci
ma dwu skazahcach, ktorzy mieli
jutro zawishqc ma szubienicy. So