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The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-03-07
First Baptist Missionary Society

The First Baptist Missionary So
ciety met with Mrs. w. II. Goodson,
recently, for its February program
meeting. Mrs. D. #. Mccullough led
the meeting, and had as her subject,
aChistian Americanization,' and,
during the social hour, delightful
sandwiches and coffee were served.
The March program meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. Lee M.
Higgins.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-03-07
hriStian Endeavor Social.

The c. +. Society Of the First
Presbyterian Church entertained at
an old-fashioncd social, Tuesday even
ing in the Brotherhood Room Of the
First Presbyterian Church. At $3.50
o'clock, sixty.six young people had
assembled. The president, in behalf
Of the c. L. Society, gave them very
cordial welcome. After an introdue-
tiona- to be sure everybody knew cv-
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-03-07
The First Methodist Church

Services at the usual hours and
place. There is a place and welcome
for all who care to worship with us.
Brevity without discounting the spirit
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-03-07

Have YOU 4 business for sale2
wish Is retire. 81 tired? See sam,
heading In classified department
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-03-07

For Rent
A furnished front room 0H Third
Avenue South. Telephone yI7.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-03-07

See scarcy about Real Estate.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-03-07

Continued on Page A.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16
Soldier of Caribaldi Dies
At Shrine of His Leader

A portrait of Garibaldi, resplendent
in the red shirt Of liberation, looks
down upon shabby sofa in the room
ing house at 249 Lexington Avenue.
Beneath it are three war medals with
dust marked, faded ribbon. In the cor
ner of the picture frame is a yellowed
slip of paper on which in Italian is
written.
June 10, 1866, Italy-Filoteo Greco,
one of my bravcst soldiers and a pro
fessor of music whom l gladly recon-
mend. G. GARIBALDI."
Last night Fileto Greco, alone in the
world and blind at seventy six, stretch
ed himself out on the sofa and passed
from the presence of his beloved COM
mander's picture, to where he could
mark the immortal red shirt shining in
that Valhalla reserved for mighty
warriors.
Greco's wife ddc few months ago.
Since then, his landlady, Mrs Marie
Fusarino, has given him what care she
was able. Most of the time, the old
man sat alone in his room and dreamed.
Perhaps it was some specially flam-
ing dream of the dead and gone heroic
thousand Of Garibaldi, that drove him
to seek their presence yesterday by aid
Of packet of cyanide of potassium
Kept, it may be, for some such purpose.
The smile that Mrs. Fusarino saw
when she entered his room last night
and found his dead body, still fingers
on the dead lips.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16
Boy Stoned to Death
In Feud of Youngsters
Pennsylvania Lads Head Is
Crushed by Missile When
Old Fight Is RcOpened


ELLWOOD CITY, Pc, June l5.-A
boys feud, which has existed between
the youngsters of this city and Park
Gate, resulted to-day in one of the
feudists, John Spaniel, twelve years
old, being stoned to death Spaniel,
with two companions, was picking
strawberries along the Reaver River,
near Park Gate, when FIVE or six boys
appeared on the road above Spaniel
and his companions and began stoning
the Ellwood City lads.
The old feud was reopened. Spaniel
and his companions returned the fire"
but the Park Gate lads, having the
advantage of position, soon began to
place shots with accuracy, one stone
striking young Spaniel in the head.
The lad crumpled up and became un-
conscious Several men who were
working short distance away were
summoned by the companions of
Spaniel and the latter was removed
to the Ellwood City Hospital, where he
died half an hour later
District Attorney Nuss, of this city,
has ordered an investigation and or
ders have been issued to the police to
break up the feud, even if it is neces-
sary to arrest every boy in the two
cities.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16
Johnson Urged to
Run as Independent
5000 Sign a Petition in
Oregon asking Hin, to
Repudiate the Platform,

PORTLAND. Ore, June 15.-More
IAN 5000 signatures were obtained to
petition circulated in Oregon to-day
skiing Senator Hiram ". Johnson to
.s7udiate the platform adopted by the
Republican National Convention in
Chicago and 20 announce himself as an
independent candidate for the Presi-
dsncy, according to telegram sent
today to Senator Johnson by W. P.
adams. a Portland attorney.
Mr.. Adams said he did not represent
any Johnson organization that hereto
fore existed. but that his telegram was
sent in behalf Of many supporters of
Senator Johnson in the recent Oregon
primary election.
We heard that similar petitions
we're being circulated in New York."
Nr Adams said, $50 we started them
here in Portland to-day. So far the
re-i.ions have been circulated only in
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16
Cresheinner in
Asylum, Flees;
Is Caught Again
Capture of ex-Husband of
Lillian Lorraine Bares
Fact of incarceration
in Riverdale Sanatarium
Escaped ON Second Day
Was Sought OH Broadway
Since May l8; Fights His
CaptOrs; Yells s'Murder"

The fact that Frederick M. Gres-
heimer, known along Broadway as
Gresham, had been committed to the
Rlverdale Sanatorium became public
yesterday when the peaceful envrons
Of Broadway and Seventy sixth Street
were Jazzed up at about p. m. by howls
for the police, screams for the Fire
Department, whoops of "Murder!" and
shrieks of "Kidnapers!"
Patrolman O'Neil, of the West Sixty
eighth Street police station, rushed
toward what sounded like riot and
found it was mercy the noise at
tendant upon the attempt of two men
to hoist third into an automobile.
One of the hoistees was doing all the
yelling. He proved later to be G-es-
helmer. who few years ago enjoyed
brief fame along the White Way a. the
husband of Lillian Lorraine.
ONeil helped the others push Gres-
heimer into the automobile and ac-
companied them to the police station,
where Gresheimer revealed his idcn-
tlty. The others said they were Pat
rick Gregan, nurse, and Charles Meyer,
keeper, at the Riverdale Sanatori um.
They said Gresheimer had been COM
mitted to that institution by Magis-
trate Levine on May 18. and that he
,'"N So~"PSN AAOiAA CHc pave week
later
They had been hunting him and ran
into him on Broadway yesterday after
noon. Search OF the records disclosed
that on May is Gresheimer had been
arrested charged with acting in a sus-
picious manner on the porch of
Charles Schwabs Riverside Drive
home. He was arraigned before Mag
istrate Levine on the 10th and com
mitted two days later.
Lieutenant Donohugh told Gregan
and Mayer to take their captive back
to the sanitarium. With the aid of
several policemen Gresheimer was
lifted into the car. His howls con-
tinued until lost in the distance.
Gresheimer, who was originally a
Chicago real estate operator, married
Miss Lorraine April Is, 1918. On July
of the same year the actress accused
him Of stealing q ring from her, and
in December Of the same year he was
served in her suit for separation. She
obtained an absolute divorce in 1918
On December 7, 1915, he was found
guilty in San Francisco of obtaining
money for "The Fatherland" under
false pretenses. On August 12, 1919,
he was arrested for violation of the
narcotic law
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16
Chiefs of Third
Party Outline
Its Platform
Executive Board of Com.
n,ittee of 48 Declares
for Government Owner
ship of All Resources
To Launch Move July 10
r. Toilette a Presidential
Candidate: Claim Sup
mort From All Classes

/, -hs executive committee of the Com
..se Of Eorty-eight, in a statement
nod last night. said that tabulated
morris received from all parts of the
.,,r,rv show that sentiment is over
.ss,u,ingly in favor of the formation
=. new political party sn q platform
= government ownership of transport
...,cr facilities and nrtional resources.
The new party will be launched at
-, national convention of the COM
sittee in Chicago, July 10. Among
.sose who are favored as candidates
.,r President and Vice President are
senator La Toilette. Governor Lynn
r.a.ier. Frank P. Walsh and Chief
,,st;ce Walter F. Clarke OF North
Carolina
.ommittee, said that reports from the
orcanizationS composing the commit
'ss indicate the national convention
e,;ll be attended by progressives from
so.h the Republican and Democratic
parties.
Farmers. wage-earners, business
rsn outside the trust group and all
.orts OF salary earners are writing US
eyerv day in favor of the new party"
.sid Mr. Hopkins.
The platform Of the Committee Of
rorty-eight was adopted at a national
conference held at ST. Louis last De-
eDiber
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16
Pershing Dodges Politics
In Brooklyn Interview
Reviews 23d Regiment and Is
Guest at Dinner; Unde.
cided About Future

General John J. Pershing, after
speaking last night at dinner given
IN his honor at the Brooklyn Club, said
that he has not vet decided what bust
ness, if any, he will enter when he
leaves the army. II just don't know
what III do" he said. Il have not given
the matter very serious thought"
Asked if he would accept the Demo
cratic nomination for the Presidency
General Pershing replied: "1t has not
been offered to me-" He would not
comment on the outcome of the Re-
publican convention.
Many prominent New Workers. were
present at the dinner, the guests in
Guiding United States Senator William
NJ. Calder and Jacob A. Livingston,
Commiss ioHer of Elections
General Pershing reviewed the 23d
Infantry at the armorv. He received
an ovation upon his arrival. Six
thousand persons were gathered in
and about the armory. He shook hands
with manY
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16
Eight Hurt in Train Wreck

WORCESTER, Mass, June 49,
Eight were injured, two seriously.
when an eastbound Worcester local
crashed into the rear end of an east
bound Albany express on the Boston
& Albany Railroad near Lake Park,
four miles from here, tonight
The express had stopped after having
picked up crowbar which was pound
ing against the floor of one of the
coaches. Among the injured were
Chief Martin O'Brien of the St. Louis
Police Department and two detectives.
The Boston College baseball team was
in the rear car of the local.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16
Mrs. Black Becomes Bride
of Major Howard Elliott
From Spectal Correspondent

FToM q Spec1dE Corrcspondent
SOUTH NATICK, Mass. June 15-
Major Howard Elliott and Miss Made
line Black, both of New York CITY.
were married here this morning in the
Unitarian Church, the Rev, William
D. Wilkey, the pastor, officiating. Their
only attendant was Miss Madeline
Black, daughter of the bride. Miss
Black is graduate of Wellesley Col
lcge in this years class. A wedding
breakfast was served at the Natck
Inn and Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott departed
for tour of the West They will re-
side in New York City, where Mr..
Elliott is a broker
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16
Michigan Forty-Eighters
Demand Souiet Recognition
Soldier Bonus and Release
OF Al Political Prisoners Ar.
rested During Wor 4droco,od

DETROIT, June 15.-Recognition of
the present Russian government q
bonus of $500 for soldiers who served
IN the World War and release of So
called political prisoners arrested dur
ing the war were recommended by the
Michigan branch of the Committee of
forty-eight, which held its state con
ventlon here to-day. The convention
selected delegates to the national con-
vention to be held at Chicago begin
ming July TO-
BY resolution, the convention called
upon the national gathering to include
IN Its platform, planks pledging aboli-
tlon OF the injunction in labor diff
cultles, public ownership of transporta-
tlon and great national resources.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16
Stars TO Aid Salvation Army

Athea dansant for the benefit Of the
Salvation Army Home Service Fund
will be given tomorrow afternoon from
to o'clock on the Waldorf Astoria
roof under the patronage of Mrs Oliver
Hartman and Mrs. Stanley Lyman
Otis, assisted by Bert Lytel.
Admirers of moving picture and leeit-
innate stage stars will have an oppor-
tunty to meet their favorites in per
son, the following having accepted In
vitations to attend: Alice Rubens. Vera
Gordon, Madge Kennedy, Martha Mans
field, Zena Keefe, Clara Moores, Lillian
Roth, Rena Riano and Clarence Nord-
Stran
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16

Quality candies at the notable prices that
proven so popular downtown. The service too will
be rapid and pleasant. In Short this store will uphold
in every way the United standard of Quality Value
and Service, and will constitute powerful reinforce
ment in our drive Back to Fair Candy Prices
AS to the candies themselves they will range in
variety from our great New Orleans specalty-Creole
Pecan Prallnes-rnade of mellow, open-kettle sugar.
heaped with meaty pecan nuts-to the finest Choco-
lates that can be produced.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16
Republican Club to Ratify
Convention Choice Tonight

Members Of the Republican Club Of
the 18th Assembly District will meet
this evening at 1041 Madison Avenue
to ratify the nominations of Harding
and Coolidge by the Republican Ma
tional Convention. Deputy Attorney
General Samuel A. Berger, president
of the club, will preside, and addresses
will be made by Chauncey NJ. Depew
Charles D. Hilles, Charles S. Whitman
and Ogden L. Mills
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16
Slays Girl Bride and Self

NEW ORLEANS, June william
]. Sullivan ir., twenty years old, shot
and seriously wounded his seventeen
year-old wife, Alice Richter Sullivan,
and then killed himself They were
married last March while the girl Mill
was in college. Sullivan announced
the marriage about month ago, but
his wife refused to live with him.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16

Portland, but we plan to send them
throughout the state"
Adams said that he and the group
WIN which he is connected will con-
Sinue to circulate the petitions until
senator Johnson declares positively
That ne will not be a candidate for the
presidency on an independent ticket.
Senator Is Resting
WASHINGTON, June l5.~Not;6c,.
ton that 5000 persons in Oregon had
signed a petition asking Senator John
son, OF California, to repudate the Re-
publican platform and make an indie
pendent contest for the Presidency, as
contained in telegram sent by w. p,
Adams. Portland attorney, had not
reached the Senator's office when it
closed for the day.
Senator Johnson, who returned from
Chicago last night, did not appear at
sne Cap,tol to-day, and at his office it
was said he was resting at his home at
Riverdale. Md.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-23
Z POLITYKT.

W ma jblizszy poniedzialek, dnia 2Jso
b. H., odbedq sic nastepujace zebrania
polityczne partyi acknowledgement zwo-
lane przez przewodniczaceso p. Clayton
b. Smitha:
w Bel wardzie, W sail Warwick, PREY
47ej | Lawrence ave-;
w 6tej wardzie, W sail Hyde Park,
Masonic Temple, PREY 51ej / Michigan
ave-.
10tej wardzie, W sail Bohemian A
merican Hall, pnr. 1440 w. IS ul.;
w wardzie 2Sej, W sail oh. Alberta
Nowaka, PREY Leavitt / Custer ul.;
W 33ej wardzie, ~ sail Logan Square
Auditorium.
Ma wsZystkich tych ~zebraniach pre-
mawiac bedq Senator James Hamilton
Lewis, Carter H. Harrison, Edward
F. Dunno. Alderman StanisIaw Wal
kowiak, James J. Leddy i kandydaci
ma powiatowe urzedy. w sail Nowakar
bedq przemawiae: Alderman s. Wal.
kowiak, Piotr Schwaba, Piotr Roster.
kowski oraz polscy kandydaci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-23
re STANISLAWOWA.

- Macierz Polska oddzial ;w.
I-eleny No. 1Sty odbedzie kwartaIne
posiedzenie W poniedzialek, dnia %
pazdziernika 0 godzinic 7:30 VIE
czorem. Kazda czionkini obowiazana
bye obecna ma tenn posiedzeniu, DO
So wazne sprawv do zalatwienia. -
Franciszka arcinkowska, PREF; Ro
Ealia Bluszcz, sekr. prot, 1877 Nc
Reynolds ul.
- Alumni Szkoly sw. ~Stanislawa
Kostki maja zebranie " sail Ko$ciu-
ski W poniedzialek 25go pazdzierni-
ka, o godzinie 1880 wiecz6r. Wszy-
scy czIonkowie 1 czlonkinie powinni
sic stawiG. poniewaz sd bardzo waa-
ne sprawy do zalatwienia. Pc posie-
dzeniu odbedzie sic zabawa oraz roz-
dawane beda lakocie.
- Tow. Sw. Weroniki gr. 2OG s.
P. w A. odbedzie posiedzenie ME-
dnia 24go p~a2dziernika o 60
dzinie 4tej popoiudniu. W salt para
fiji sw. Trolley. ObecnoEc wszystkich
pozadana, DO sa wazne spra
WV do zalatwienla. - J6zefa Binko-
wska, PREF; Stanislawa Krantz, Sc
kretarka prot.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-23
4 Tow. Pan Opieki
mad Ochronkq OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Pahskiego, N. Hermitage i
Cortland. - Maryanowo.

Niniejszem poczuwamy sic do O.
bawiazku podziekowania wszystkim
Paniom, ktore W dzien ,Polowu", ma
Ochronke, pomimo deszczu przyby}y,
azeby %pomnoiy6 choe W czeSci fun
dusz tel tax potrzebnej W naszem
spoleczenstwie i~nstytucyi.
w por6wnaniu z obcemi Ochron-
kami, kt6re zbieraja tysiace W dniu
tym, mysmy zebraiy mniej, ale je-
steSmy zadowolone z ia sumo, kt6-
ra wynosi ~$829.63, CO nawet pre-
wyzsza inne lata.
Eaten Siostry Zmartwychwstania
Pa1skiego wraz z Zarzadem die
kuja ~serdecznie "a w~sp6lprace / pro-
sza ma wspolna zabawe d. 24go b..
m, W niedziele %popoiudniu o Sci 60
dzinie wszystkie Panic poiowczynie
do Ochronki.
Poniaej podajemy spis poiowczyh,
jakotez sum przez ME zebranych:
Panic: - Skrunt $3.50; Czaiko-
wska $25.75; Szluz 1855; Perlio-
lat 5000; Gl6wczewska $4,000;
NJ. Krzemihska $3.50; E. Biedka
$35.01; q. Biedka s25.87; Geraty
sS.O7; PAM Baranowska $34.61; p.
Darby $37.37; Polcyn $47.77; Skar-
pihska $685.: Balcer $4.07; Ma
yers 1868; Kamihska $4,000; O.
lechno $3.50; zurawska $7.S9;
Francikowska $23.43: ZACH $23.46;
Kolaska s27.OO; Rutkowska s29.95;
Bielsks $21.94; Skowron $15.46;
Turk s16.5S; Murray $3.50; Pru-
szyhska $17.12; Augustynowicz
1892; Meyer $685. T. Meyer
$4,000; Hushen $500; olszewska
s24.36; Janowicz $2.44; PAM
szwajkart $3.50; Parma Szwajkart
SEAS; Yocham $3.50; Buchell
s2S.41; Fisher s12.77.
Jeszcze rae dziekujemy staropot-
sklem Bog zapiae.
z sz~acunkiem,
Zarzad To%warzystwa:
l.. Kadow, PREF.
s. Urbafska, sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-23
Vice "Rozwoju".

Jutro, w nicdziele; d. 24-gc
b. m, odbedzie sic Wsali Sw. Ma
ryi Magdaleny vice rRozwoju",
o7ganizacyi, dqzqcej do odbudo-
wy polskiego przemyslu / han
dlu, a zw}aszcza odzydzienia
tych tax waznych galezi gospo-
darstwa narodowego. Vice ten
powinien sciagnac jak najlicznicj
sze t}umy publicznosci, gdyz !
sama Organizacya zasiugujc ma
to i przemawiat majq doskonali
mdwcy. Poczatek wiccu 0 g6dz,
$50 popoludniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-23

wien byio przyjemne! to tel wszyscy
p2rafianleI chetnie gromadzili sic dc
kosciola ma kazde nabozehstwo. Uro-
c~zystosc ia po~zostanis ma dlugo W
pamieci parafian.
w dniu 2Ogo b. m. nasz x. pro-
boszcz Jan Robakowski. obchodzh
16to lecie swych swiece6 kapian-
skich. Y okazyi tel dzieci szkolne
mialy swieto / sk{adaly wraz z in
nymi pa~rafianami swe serdeczne zy-
czenia. ably nasz powszechnie lubla-
ny l szanpwany X. proboszcz zy} jak
natdluzej wv czerstwem zdrowip l
kierowa3 nadal parafia.
Szkole t4go roku prowadztS to
znaczy, re dziatwe szkolna uczy ma
uczyciel p. jpn Wierzba, kt6rzy row.
nie4 sprawuje obowiazki miejsco-
wego organisty PREY naszym koscie-
lie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-23
Poznania --Posen, III.

w niedziele, poniedzialek 1 VITO
k t. j. W dniach II, Is / 1890 b.
odbyla Sic W kosciele naszym sw.
anislawa B. i NJ. W Poznaniu,
zie proboszc1em jest K. Jan Roba-
wski, doroczna uroczystoSc czter-
ziesto-godzinnego n~abozenstwa.
Ia dnia podczas wystawienia
IajSw. SACRAMENTO, pobozny ludek
,wiedzai koscio{ adorujac W skupie-
liu | zanosSac korne mod}y do Stop
Wszechstw6rcy. Wieczorne nabo-
iehstwa r6wniel sciagaly przewaz-
ME reese robotnfkow nietylko z
.PoZnania, ale takze z sasiedniego
Blue Island. Nabozehstwa odbywaly
sic W nastepujacem porzadku: SUI
me W. ~niedziele odprawii x. pro-
boszcz Jan Robakowski. R6zaniec
tegoz dnia p~opoludniu o g~odzinie
2:30 odm6wil x. Franciszek Tyrcha.
Wieczorem zas o godZinie 1880 So
lenne nieszpory celebrowal x. Fran
3iszek Cries, proboszcz parafii sw.
3arbary W asyScie X. Leona Wyrzy-
kowskiego jake dyakona / x. Tadeu-
sza Nowaka, jake subdyakona. Ka-
zanie wypowiedzial X. Franciszek
Tyrcha z parafii sw. Jana Bozego. w
poniedzialek, pierwsza Msze sw. Z
wystawieniem NajSw. SACRAMENTO
odprawii o godzinie Sci rano x. pro-
boszcz J. Robakowski, a sumo o 60
dzinie Sci rano odprawi1 X. Stanl-
slaw Doberstein, proboszcz z Blue
Island. R6zaniec mial x. Leon Wy
rzykowskl. Wieczorem nieszpory Cd
prawil x. Tomasz Smyk a kazanie
wypowiedzial X. Jan Zielezihski z
Kazimierzowa. We wtorek, pierwsZa
Msze sw. odprawii X. proboszcz J.
Robakowski, sumo mial x. o. Pap
pitto 2 Blue Island. Nabozehstwo
R6zahcowe popoludniu odprawil x.
Robakowski a wiecZorem ma Zakoh-
;enie nieszpory odprawii x. Fran
seek Ostrowski, probosScz z Joza-
ltowa, a kazanie wyg}osil x. Ed
ard Schuster z Hawthorne. Pc ka-
lniu obecui kaplani od5piewali Lii
lnie do WszystkIch Swietych pc la
inie, poczem nastapila uroczysta
rocesya, W kt6rej brazil udziai obec-
/ wszyScy kaplani. niewiasty ro-
1hcowe, dzieci szkolne, ministran-
oraz kler 1 Celebrans. Oltarz
lieszczacy NajSw. Sacrament tona.
kwiatach I plonaf blaskiem swiec
oustawianych W Handkerchief |
ch~tarzach, do czego wielce przyczy-
lily sic Siostry ~R6zahcowe, Ia co
alezy sic i'm uznanie | p~odzieka. O.
rocz !wyaej wymienionych kapla-
6w brazil udzial W uroczystosci | po-
lagali ~ sluchaniu spowiedzi ma
tepujacy: X. Teodor Langfort X.
akob Strzycki, X. Wojciech JAM
znwski, x. Teofil Kedziora, X. Sta
Iislaw Derengowski, x. J6zef Pajko-
wski, X. Piotr H. Pyterek, x. L. b.
i Y. Rubey, z Blue Island.
Gala parafia przystapila do Sto'r
.ahskiero. UroczystoSG odby}a sic
nader imponu1co - powietrze boz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-23

W tych dniach otworzyl kancela-
rye lekarsks DR.. jerry ]. Kruk, syn
PIP. Tomasza i S. p. Apolonii Kru-
k6w, starych osadnik6w Wojciecho-
wa. DR.. Kruk, przez oSm z CORA lat
praktykowai " zakiadzie p~owiato-
wynn l W sIpitalu dla suchotnik6w W
Oak Forest, Ill. Urodzil sic dnia 10
marca 1874 W Dorr, Mich; gdy IL
cyl lat 10. przyjechai z rodzicami do
Chicago 1 osiedlil sic ma Wojciecho-
vie, gdzis ojcisc jego dotychc7as
zamieszkuje. UczeszczaS do s5}1oy
sw. Piusa, kollegium sw- Ignacego
uniwersytetu Illinois. W roku 1904
poslubil Anne Lexow 1 zamieszku1e
pnr. 1850 w. 1Sta vi. Nova kance-
larya DR.. Kruka, miesci sic pnr'
1899 w. 1sta ul., gdzie ~popr7ednio
ordynowei DR.. Leon GAIA.
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wczoraj przedpoiudni'
wrzaca woda, stojace na
wroci1 ma siebie, siedmi
Jalowiec, Fam. z rOdzica
w. Austin ave., W czasie
swell matki. Fatalnie popal
czyka przewieziono do 81
Elzbiety, gdzie valley re
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zy! Pr0cz tel parry kilka Innych do
ych par valley. Zapasy - nader in
cesujece! Miejsce zapasGw: Sala
I. KOsciuszh p. n. 101 - 105ta III.
. w. Hammond.