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Evening star., 1920-03-04
Girls Wear

-l3 Girls: Good quality, Paid
Gingham Dresses. ip .AsNariety
Of styles and cof6rihES. Some
trimmed with plain colored ma
teriais: others with collars and
cuffs of art cloth or white
pique. Sizes s to IS years. eA.so
each; were $500 to ssssa. 5
Girls Cha ambra$ DR. esses, III
pleated and belted models. .%itn
wide collars and cuffs of art
cloth. touched with hand en-
broidery Two in shades of
maize. one in green and one in
copen. Sizes s to 12 years.
$3.50; were ss-a2- to, Ss.sl,.-ss- :.
= White Wolfe Dress. in plain
Z tucked style with medium low
round neck ssnd short sleeves.
, Size ~ years as.7s; waA.flSsQs,
1 Navy Tareta press.. In 1ull
skirt, belted model lAittily
trImmed with sifk sAtktct,ins.
Size: 10 years. j: SllMA was
$500. s..
- White DimitysI,resxS.. with
'sktrtsHhd coSi4fs cuffs and
pockets. edgadsswith French
knots. Slightly soiled. Size s
years. $3.50; was $500.
rls' Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1920-03-04
Negliges

} Natural Celored Silk Pom
r gee Pullman Robes with XII
mono sleeves. and hood piped
with navy satin: adjustable belt
and pockets. $7.Q5 each: were
s10S0.
White Albatross Kimonos
with lapels daintily hand en-
broidered in old blue silk floral
spray design and finished with
band of old blue satin around
neck and sleeves. &12.05 each:
were $500.
> Fine Cotton IAlbatross
Dressing Sacques in kimono
style, hand embroidered in silk.
Sizes IS and 40. $2.0S each;
were 1915.
u Cotton Japanese Sacques
in mostly all shades. Richly
hand embroidered with colere6
floral sprays. Sizes sc and IS.
$::.05 each; were $3.50.
Seglige Section, Third door.
Evening star., 1920-03-04
Friday Clearance of
Windsor Chenille Rugs

Windsor Chenille Rugs are seamless and
reversible. This particular pattern is being
closed out The colors are plain rose. green:
tan, blue and taupe, with darker toned
band border. Ideal for bedrooms and bath
rooms Slightly soiled and faded:
"a. l8x36-ir., Sl.SS each; were $500.
90 2lx45-in., Sz.S5 each; were $3.50.
10, Mxs4-in., S4.SS each; were 5000.
go 23, 3Ox6O-in., Ss.1s each: were S7.75.
20. 3ox72-in. $755 each; were $ll.OO.
Is. 4x7-ft, Sl3.75 each; were $3.50.
Rug Section. Sixth heor:s
Evening star., 1920-03-04
Women's Boudoir Slippers
Reduced to Csc Pair

OF several different lots. They are the sort
OF slippers women now and during the
summer months.
Cretonne Slippers in many different floral.
figured and other patterns; variously
colored
Corduroy and Fiber Slippers. in neat
The shades in the combined lot include
gray. blue. rose. pink and gold; sizes from
5 to g. CSC pair: were Sl.25 to $780,
Shoe Section Third floor.
Evening star., 1920-03-04
Cargles Won't Go
Down Deep Enough
II takes Formamint Tablets to
reach all membranes and
destroy germs.

. Bacteria and baCilii are always
lurking around awaiting their
chance to, cnter The mouth and
throat and start infection. Forma-
mint Tahissrs powerfully Germiri-
9Al but harm less. give dangerous
ciScdS bearing germs no Uppor-
tuuity for multiplying.
W htr.NcI YOU have to ninGl" in
crowds simply slip Il Formamint
Tablet into the mouth and let It
dissolve. The fluid viii quickly
Spread to every part Of the mouth
aud throat aud soothe the mem
tranes. II will positively destroy
au cerm-Iite Pleasant tasting.
convenient To carry and take. 6oc
Evening star., 1920-03-04
Infants Wear

IS Pairs Pink and Blue
Striped Rompers with collars.
cuffs and belts piDed with
white. Sizes ;. and ) years.
05c each: We're s1.o0.
"a children's Good Quality
chambray Dresses. in pink.
blue. yellow or green. High
waist style. trimmed with white
piping around neck and sleeves.
Sizes to 8 years. $3.50 each:
were $3.50.
Il Children's Nainsook Prin-
cess Slips with ruifleS. trimmed
with lace and insertion. Fin
ished with lace and ribbon run
beading at the neck. Size 8
years &i.S5 each: We're s2..J.
10 Pairs Muslin Night Draw
ers, slightly soiled from dis
play. 85c each; were $1.25.
Infants Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1920-03-04
Co:rsets

Rien-Jolte Maternity Cor.
sets Of white treco with dexibls
boTiinr, elastic inserts and lac
ing: extra abdominal band Of
elastic. sizes -, 81. 80 and 80.
$500 each: were $3.50.
2 Bien-Jolie laced front Cor
sets of treco. with light boninc.
sizes % and 2S. $500 each;
were $500.
8 p. n. Pink Broche Corsets.
for slight figures: low bust ana
short skirt. Size 19. $500 each.
were $500.
2 Ideal High School Girls
Corsets. with low busts and
medium length skirts. Size 2S.
sl.Oo, were S2.oe.
IL Women's Ferris Waists
with 8arters and shoulder
straps; some button and others
clasp front. Stses 2s, 2S and
20. 91.oo each; were S2.00 and
$2.b0.
Corset sectiss, Third floor.
Evening star., 1920-03-04
High-grade Electrical
Appliances

t Low clearance prices have
been marked on these apph-
ances to effect immediate dis
Dosal.
l. Walker Electric ID s n
Washer. alternating current.
$9S.5O; was $125.0e
2 I Crystal Electric Washing
Machine. with. swing wiring
er attached: alternating cur
rent. $40; was $3.50.
l Simplex Electric Ironing
Machine, 31-inch roller. heated
by gas; alternating current.
Sis; was $142.
Evening star., 1920-03-04
Beds

Mahogany finish Day Beds.
complete with box spring. $500
each: were $3.50.
/ Mahogany finish Day Bed.
complete with spring and mat
tress. $3.50, was $4,000.
Fumed Oak Davenport Bed.
upholstered in brown leather
$42.75; was. $500.
Boxer Couch Beds. opening
to full size beds. complete with
mattress. S16.75 each; were
S3250.
Full-size Cotton Mattresses.
slightly soiled. sl0.19 each;
were $3.50.
3.6-ft Best Mixed Hair Mat $
tresses: soiled. S::.S5 each:
were $3.50. s~
Bed Section. Sixth aoor. :, .
Evening star., 1920-03-04
Wornen's Neckwear

Wool Scarfs. in black and
red; with pockets ana oelts.
$500 each: were $500.
4 Wool Scarfs, in navy blue
and red plaids; with belts and
pockets. $500 each: were 1895.
80 orsandy Collars. lace trim
med; slightly soiled. 8sc each.
20 Organdy Vestees. hand
bemstitched and lace-trimmed l.:
slightly soiled. 9Sc each.
81 organdy Vestees. W h
round or square necks, lace
trimmed; slightly soiled. Csc
each.
s MILDLY Ties. half square. in
black and red; slightly damag-
ed. $3.50 each; were $500.
MILDLY Ties. whole square.
in black and red: slightly dam
aged. $500 each; were $3.75.
Neckv,ar Section. First door.
Evening star., 1920-03-04
Nurses and Maids
Uniforms

2 Nurses White Uniforms. Of
fne cambric. with adjustable
collars and long sleeves: but
toned down the front and fin
ishsd with pockets. Sizes "a
and As. 1896 each; were 1915.
2 Maids Uniforms. of plain
blue or blue and white striped
gingham. with adjustable col
lars and long sleeves: fitted
style. finished with Eockets.
Size "a. $2.96 each: were $3.75.
4 Nurses Heavy White Uni
forms. with high necks and
long sleeves: fitted style. Sizes
40, ~ and a.. 1896 each; were
$3.50.
Housedress Section, Third noor.
Evening star., 1920-03-04
Cotton Dress Goods

Short lengths at reduced
prices
~ to 4 yard lengths OF
Ginghams. 40c yard; were Soc.
~ TO 4 yard lengths OF
Ginghams. Csc yard; were 75c.
~ to yard lengths of
Wolfe. 48c yard: were SIC.
w to yard lengths OF
Wolfe, 65c yard were 75c.
~ to 5 yard lengths Noilc,
Sl.00 yard; were $l.25.
y. to 5 yard lengths Silk
and Cotton Crepe, Sl.00 yard;
were $l.25.
Cotton Dress Goods Section, Second floor.
Evening star., 1920-03-04
Mems Shoes

pairs Scout Shoes, sizes ~. e1s and IF:
S.z5 pair were $50. an
6 pairs. Genuine Pigskiii Golf, Shoes.
grade that is entirely off theeplarket today.
Sizes E. Ga and &C; 61s and 7isD. $6zs
pair; were $500
100 pairs Mems Blanket GloiL Bath
Slippers. Reduced to 7sc pair
Mems Shoes First floor. ''-. <
Evening star., 1920-03-04
Another Lot of
Swift's Borax Soap

In going over the ware
house. the representative To-
Gated another lot OF this fine
laundry and household soap.
We thought it impossible to
get again. but were quick to
take advantage of, this offer
ing. when the opportunity was
presented.
Tomorrow we offer 80 cases
Swift'a BOrax Soap, SSc aoEen
cakes, 34.5S case. Not less
than two dozen cakes dcltS-
cred. .r -.-
Evening star., 1920-03-04
Children's Knit
Underwear

30 Childrens Jersey Ribbed
Wool and Cotton Vests and
Pants; vests are high neck and
long sleeves and the pants in
., ankle length; size to fit chill
drer IL to IN years of age.
sI.Oo garment: were sl,eo. i
Is IhildrenS Plain Wool and
o. Cotton Pants, ankle length:
= sizes: &c and eS. $50 each:
were. ss2.oo and $3.50.
4GiBoys' Plain Gauze Cotton
DraWers. knee length: sizes 2G
to 34. 2Sc each: were SOC.
Chlldren's. Underwear Section, Fourth noor.'
Evening star., 1920-03-04
Women's Suits

oxford Velour Suits made
In tailored style and trimmed
with buttons. Large collar. fas-'
tening with three buttons high
to.the neck Size "a only. S:j.OO
each: were $4,000.
, Checked Velour Suits. made
in sport style with collar fast
ened with two buttons: narrow
belts. Sizes 81 and SO. S:5.OO
each: were S45.0a
l Copen Velour Suit. made in
ripple style with narrow belt.
Size 36. $500: was $500.
suit Section. Third door.
Evening star., 1920-03-04
Passes Search and Seizure Bill.

RICHMOND, Va. March 4.-The
Virginia senate yesterday afternoon
passed the search and seizure bill
after. amending it to allow search
without a warrant Of automobiles,
boats and railroad trains. The bill as
amended. with important features
eliminated. is described by several
Asuators as "denatured.'
Evening star., 1920-03-04
Friday Sale of
Good Laces

Imitation Cluny Edges and
Insertions, some in matched
patterns. 10c yard: were 15c
and 20c.
Valenciennes Insertions. y
to l inch wide. Special. SSe
dozen yards.
Lace Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1920-03-04
Women's Sweaters

3 Black Wool Knit SWeater'
with white brushed wool col
lar and cuffs. Sizes IS and A..
$3.50 each: were $1,000.
s Wool Slip-over Sweaters in
fancy WeaveS with round col-
larless necks and turn back
cuffs Finished with black knit
belts: in turquoise and rose.
sizes 40. A.. ~ and 40 S5.7J
each: were S6.15.
. Sand Fiber Sweaters woven
in block pattern: slightly i'm :
perfect Size AZ. $40 each :,
We're S12.13.
Sweater Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1920-03-04
Friday Special IN T
Umbrellas, $1.95
Special Size Section. Third door.

SO Mems and Women's 2S and
- 81 inch, Umbrellas. made Of
black Egyptian cotton cloth
with ssaorto4sWood handles. A
Erade that QlHal1y sells consid-
F: 9rably htGheks Specially priced,
Sf.96 e1Hh. S.rs
u.s..1- t,ea.,s ~ Is;:t ls.s. il;ss ,..ss
Evening star., 1920-03-04
Stout Women's Dresses

, IS Stout Women's jersey
Dresses, some handsomely
braided. others with. tunics
and fancy vests. The eolors
are midnight blue. navy. tan,
taupe and Copenhagen. Sizes
421I, ~, 46H.
Special, prieetdtszSS eaeh.
special Size Section. Third noor.
Evening star., 1920-03-04
Mems !Overcoats

II Ulster and Chesterfield Overcoats, in
gray. brown and green colors: plain and
fancy patterned fabrics. Ends OF several
lines Sizes So. 5S. 40. ~ and A.
Reduced to $24:50 Each ~.
'. Mems Clothes =rir.t n9or 80 * ,s-=-s u,
Evening star., 1920-03-04
Friday Sale Of Women's
Combination Suits

Just 16 dozen Women's Fine
Jersey Ribbed Cotton Combina-
tion Suits in spring weight.
some made high neck and long
sleeves and others with Dutch
neck and elbow sleeves. All
are in ankle length. All sizes.
Special Price, $1.50 Each
20 Women's Jersey Ribbed
Lightweight Cotton Combina-
tion Suits. Dutch neck. elbow
sleeves and ankle length: sizes
and 6. S1.:J each; were $1.75.
II pairs Women's Jersey Rib
bed Wool and Cotton Pants.
ankle length: side buttoning;
si1e s. 91.50 pair; were $500.
22 Women's Imported Swiss
Ribbed Cotton Combination
Suits, high neck. short sleeves
and ankle length: sizes 5 and s.
916o each; were $500.
sit UsdsfVear Ssetiel, Third Aoor.
Evening star., 1920-03-04

builds up and inviKOrates the entire
system. and restores health and
strength.
Are you weak, nervous and ailinR.
"run-dOwn" and oyerworkcd. Then
III will bring you special help. It's
fhe mothers friend. Ii lessons pnin
and insures life of both mother and
child.
DIR. Pierce's FavOrite Prescription
has a record of years Of cures. Ii is
the most potent inriGOratinR tonic
and strengthening nerSine known to
medical science. Ii Is made of the
SIyceric extracts of native medicinal
roots found In forests and con-
Iains not drop of alcohol or harm ful
drugs. sold in Tablets or Liquid form.
Tablets, 6Oc.
Evening star., 1920-03-04
Women's Silk Hose,
Special, $2.25 Pair

Thirty Dozen Pairs Women's Silk Hose. III
black, white and colors: ful-fa shioned
good quality stocking: slightly irregular IN
weave but capable Of rendering splendid
service and looking well. Special price. Sz.z5
pair
81 Pairs Women's Black leece-hned Hose,
with double soles and high spiced heels; ;
slightly imperfect; sizes 9, 91 and ~. 3Sc
pair: were Csc.
50 Pairs Womcn's Nile Green Boot Silk
Hose. iull-fas shioned legs and feet; slightly
soiled: sizes 9 and o1l. SOC pair; were Soc
~ Pairs Women's Black Cotton Hose. full-
fashioned. double soleS and high spllccd
heels: size 81. only. soc pair; were 75c.
Hosiery Section First floor.
Evening star., 1920-03-04
Petticoats

; Taffeta Petti"oatS. in black
or gray. with tucked or pl"at-
cd fiorlnctS. is and 40 men
lengths 1895 each: were $500
: Extra Size petti'oatS win
heatherbloom tops and SATIN
f'ounces In blue or green. *
and 40 inch lengths. S3.9'
each. were $3.50.
s Pettibockers of Seco SILK. IN
pink. blue. white or red. 5s ana
40 inch lengths. $2.9j each:
were $500.
) Figured Sateen PetticoatS
with tailored foun"es. 3S and
40 inch lengths. Si.4I each;
were S2.25.
Petticoat Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1920-03-04
For Colds. Grin Or Influenza

FOr VOIdN. GF1n or 1nnue nEn
sn1 Preventative. take LAXATIVE
RKOMu QTlNlNE Tablets Look for r. w
GROVES signature the box. 3Oc.-Adver-
I semcnt.
Evening star., 1920-03-04
AT An END-the ..femaIe compIaints''

D-fhe .'female complaints"
and weaknesses TINT make
NOnan's life u misery.
They're relieved by DIR.
Pierce's FHVOrite Pre-
~criptiOn. For all the de-
rangements, disorders. I'd
Diseases peculiar 10 the
scN. this Is the only
remedy certain 10 beneht.
IFS n legitimate med
icine for woman. carefully
adapted to her delicate
organization. and ne ser
conflicting with nny of
her conditions. 1t reg
ulates and promotes NIL
the DrOO<r functions.
Evening star., 1920-03-04
Maternity Wear

Maternity wear
G Navy Serge Tuni" blouse
Dresses, bound with braid: tie
sash and white satin collar
Sizes "a. rs, 40 and ~. x:;1 80
each: We're S44.Ia.
Navy Satin Dresses. in sur
p'ice style. with elastic belts.
Size @S s:.....0O each: were S24,15
Dark Green Satin Dresses.
with surplice waists and elastic
belts Sizes "a and SO. x2:.OO
each; We're S24.75.
j Navy and Black Satin
Dresses with hand embroidered
vests and button-trimmed tu-
mics Sizes 36. IS. 40 and A..
$37.5O each: were S44.I
Maternity Section Fourth noor.
Evening star., 1920-03-04
Copper Bottom
Wash Boilers

A good quality heavy tin
boiler. with welded handles
and non-rusting copper bot
tom.
IL. special at $3.l5 each.
IS, special Mt $2.45 each
Is, special mt $3.45 each
Sunbrite Cleanser,
3 Cans for lOc
This is a very good securing
powder, specially priced.
Evening star., 1920-03-04
500 Rolls
Toilet Paper
lOc each; $l.M dozen

An extra good quality. soft
absorbent paper of pure stock
Evening star., 1920-03-04
Women's Furs

Frrs especially good !" wear
with spring suits and dresses.
ii Nufria choker finished with
buckle: can .he worn two ways.
S37.J8: was $500
I Double Animal Scarf. of sill
yer lappau. &. so: was $1,000
Double Animal Scarf. of
Fisher raccoon. $50; was $3.50.
!. Black Narobia Lined Animal
Scarf. with brush, head and
paws. $500: was $19.75.
Brown Fox Animal Scarf
with head and brush: lined with
figured silk with tucked geor-
gette over lining. $3.50; was
$1,000
Very Large stone Marten
Opossum Lined Animal Scarf.
with head. brush and paws.
$3.50; was $500.
Fur Section. Third floor. !,
Evening star., 1920-03-04

Girls Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1920-03-04
Friday Sale of !.
Mems Socks, 45c Pair

Is Mems Soft Felt Hats. brown. green and
mixed colors: good shapes. Sizes 67s, and
IA. &:.a5 each: were $500 and $500.
pairs Heavy Gray Cspeskfn Driving Gloves
and g. x2.25 each: were $3.50 p. :
25 pairs Mems Tan capeskin Walking Gloves.
heavy outseams. and spear point back; sizes
~. ~. IA and sK; some are slightly soiled
Si.I5 pair; were $3.50.
~ Fancy Goiored silk Fear-in- Hand Ties
medium and bright colors: good shape. Sl.I5
each: were So. 90 and S2.50 = ~
SO Fancy Colored SILK Four in Hand Ties.
plaids and bright eolored stripes. 3Jc each,
3 for S1.ON; were 15c. 9. -".''
"a pieces Mems Heavy weight Natural Gray
Merino Underwear shirts sizes 36. 40, AZ and
~: drawers sizes 3S ~. *1.25 each: were $3.50.
Mems Store, First floor. .. :,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-26

prosil o modlitwe "a iego dusze,
ably bog mi&osierny raczyi go
przyjac do. chwaly wiekuistej.
Nastepnie przemowil p. Ro-
kosz, specyalnie przybyi Z Pitts
burgh'a, Penn, ktory W imieniu
tamtejszych robotnikow polskich
kt6rzy rowniez musza walczyc
ciezko o byt, pozegnai rodaka,
ziomka - bojownika. Nastepnle
odSpiewano razem piesn pogrze-
'bowa Vital Krolowo nieba', pc
czem lud rozszedi sic po cmenta-
rzu. WSrod przeslicznej slonecz-
mel pogody pogrzeb wypadf tenn
okazalej.
TAX wiec robotnicy oddali O.
statnia Geese i przysluge pre-
wodcy swemu, ktory w obronie
ich pad} ma stanowisku. Kosz-
tenn lokalu No. 554 do ktorego
zmariy nalezai odbyi sic caiy po-
grzeb. Robotnicy u%nijni zakupili
zmariemu parcele, ma ktorej zio-
zono go ma wieczny spoczynek
zaraz w poblizu bramy wjazdo-
wei; ma miejscu tenn jak mas
wczoraj poinformowano, stanie
piekny pomnik. =.
w ~pogrzebie bra}y udziai
wszystkie 1okale z Town of La
Ike, Bridgeportu, Piotropawiowa
a nawet z South Chicago. Zmar-
" lubiany byl - nietylko przez
robotnikow polskich ale i przez
obcouarodowcow. Ptzedstawicie-
lie lokalu 554. p. Makielski, p.
Eouasa, p. Kosihski, Czaplihski,
Drozdzewski. Szafranski, Adam
kiewicz, Zielinski. Gorniewicz,
Polaski, Silko, Kojos i Szulski
zajeli sic urzadzeniem pogrzebu.
P. Makielski byi kierownikiem
pogrzebu. Pogrzeb to byi, jake
go cd diuzszego czasu' Polonia
ME widziala. S. p. Jan Kikulski
MECH odpoczywa W pokoju.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-26
7 HAWTHORNE

W koSciele p. W. Matk Boskiej CZe-
stochowSkiej. PREY kt6rym p~roboszcZem
jest y. Bronis}aw Ca jkOwski, Odbyla
sic dwutygodlniowa Misya &w., kt6ra
amialo rec MONA wy1aia d0bre owoce
gorliwej piracy NX. Misyonarzy a mia
nowicie: Y. S~iupiGskiego / y. Tyzyh-
skiego re Zgromadzcnia sw. Winonte-
go a Palllo, z Erie. Pa. Przcz ca}y pre-
Gag miSyi. kOSciH codziennie by} pre-
peIniOny wicrnymi nietylko z parafii
tutej<zcj. ale r6wnOrze&nie | Z sqSied-
Mich parafii. Do ponsOcy miciscuwym
~kapHanom przyhyli poza m~iejscowi ma
stepuiacy y. Prafat StaniS}aw Nawro-
cki. y. Klzimicrz GronkowSki, Y. Sta
Czapelski. y. W. KukulSki. y.
l.. H:nc. Y. j. MecikowSki. y. j. Ka-
rabasz. Y. s. ChyfIa. y. j. Gremdr0--
wicz. y. r. LanSfort. y. l.. WyrzykOw-
ski. Y. W. J~aniSzewSki. y. T. Nowak,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-26
KR0TKlE HOTATKl MIEJSKIE.
Tozef Mule, LEGACY lat IS

- Jozef Mule, LEGACY lat IS,
Fam. pnr. 1912 Wabansia ave-,
epileptyk, ktory poprzednio znaj
dowal sic w domu obfakanych.
W Dunning, w napadzie obiedu
wczoraj zastrzeli} swa zone, poz
niei pobiegl do domu swego szwa
era J6zefa Pompilio, da} diva
strzaiv do zony szwagra; gdy ma
odg}os strzalow wbiegla do mic
zkania mlodsza siostra ego zony
parma Nalla P%ompilio, wymle%
rzyf w MIA z rewolweru / pre-
~strzelii jej szyje. a gdy ona pa
dla ma pod}oge, otatnim wystrza-
lem sobie zycie odebra}, Siostra
zabitej zony maniaka ley w
szpitalu - rama jej jest bardzo
powazna.
- Wilhelm King, policyant
nurzy7nn zostat wczoraj zastrze-
lonv przez wieznia, podczns gdy
telefonowal 20 patrolke ma naroz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-26

niku ulic 3fej i S. State. Zbrod-
riarza schwytano poza domem
swym pnr. 1888 S. State III. Wy
pierai sic on zbrodni, lecz swiad-
kowie go poznali.
Ryszard Schwanke, zam.
pnr. 1850 Wentworth ave-, byi
znaleziony dzisiaj rano ia chodnl
ku priced domem pnr. 24I w. Al
I'll. Schwankc zostai napadniety
przez czterech bandytow, ktorzy
60 zastrzelili i ma chodniku 20
stawili. Napastnicy dotychczas
ME wytropieni.
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Y. W. Furman. Y. l.. S~ychOwski. Y. j.
KrusZka, X. H. Tfpenkotter. y. Fr. ia
gielski, y. FIR. WOjciechowski. y. j.
Peterson. y. j. .ZwierzchOwski. y.
p. Belinski, Y. 3. N~awrOcki. y. j.
DrzymaIa X. l. MazurOwski. y. Fr.
WOitaIewicz, Y. W. BalCpr. y. \. Ser
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X. J. KendziOra, Y. Fr. Marcinek, Y.
L. GrudZihski, y. j. SzprelIga, y. +.
Tyrcha, Y. w. NOwakOwski, y. Fr. O.
'strowski. Y. p. Witmalski. y. s. De
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nowski. X. A. Haigas, y. j. Karabasz,
Y. 4. WiSniewski. y. X. Pijanowski.
Y. A. Gawrych, Y. j. PajkOwski. y. 7.
Kendziora. Y. ". Koz}Owski, y. \. Cor
ski. Y. +. Scieszka. y. J. Sehnke, y.
s. Dorerstein. Y. S. Radniecki. y. :.
Kowalewski. y. b. Szudzinski. y. I.
Bona. X. S. Bona, y. X. FalinSki {. R..
X. +. Pralnge, y. +. RuSch. y. j. Strzy-
cki. Y. BUbkiewicz, Z La Sale. H., y.
S. Przybysz. . Peru. ILL.,. y b. Cell
chowski, z Milwa ukce. Wis. ordZ micj-
scDwi y. s. SzczepaGski. y. 5. K"wal-
ski / Y. F. KulinSki. go w ~pomicdzia-
lex o codzinie 9tei rauo, olprawione no
sta{o rekwialne haiObnr nah0hcilStwo
N zmarIych d~Obrodziej6w parafian /
ofiar okrctu ,.Eastland'. 90. Mi$yonH-
re odjeadzajac z%aznacZyli. zc tahi"j
pomocy duszpasterskiej nigdzie przci
tenn tax ME doz1ali jak w tej parafii
,Nadmienic wypada, ic miSya Ia wydah
pOhadane skutki.
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pasazerow, ktorych 2najdowalo sic
czterech, tylko szofer odni6si lekkie
pokaleczenia cd szkfa pottuczOnego.
"Ignacy Rotulski. lat As, Fam. 2.
mr.. 1884 Rockwell ul. zostai wczoraJ
napadniety przez dw6ch uzbrojonych
drabow PREY Wellington i Troy ul.,
kt6rzy pod grozba rewclwerow prze
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$40 W got6wce i szpilke cd krawa-
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wystapi W wielkiej manifestacyi,
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wca b. r. 2 okazyi 75letniego JUBILEE
uszu archidyecezyi chicagoskiej i
srebrnego jubileuszu kaplahstwa j.
E. Arcybiskupa Jerzego Mundelein a
Blizsze ~szczegoly W swoim czasie.
Czterech dziewiecioletnich chop
COW zabralo sic wczoraj do kradzie-
zy zabawek (toysl re skiadu ,,Lede-
rer", pnr. S46 Milwaukee ave. Sklad
ow wczoraj dopiero zostal otwarty.
Schwytaui zostali: Jan Potash, Fam.
pnr. S42 Milwaukee ave, Jozef Pr
nos. pnr. S19 N Racine ave, Hero
MIN J6%zefowicz, pnr. S11 n. Racine
ave. i J6zef Giemp. pnr. S74 M;lwau
kee ave. Poniewaz ch1opcy CT cdda-
Ii skradzione rzeczy / poraz pierwsSy
nam6wieni ~zostali przez innych do
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pis beda przyiete 1880 czerwca, W
sail Zwiazku Polek. " dodatku do
popisu. bedzie urzadzony festyn ma
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