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The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1920-07-19
"eHIcK" EVANS AHEAD

Memphis, Tenn, July 17.-Charles
"Chick" Evans, of Chicago, was three
up On Clarence Wolff, of st. Lotus, at
the. end of the first 18 holes in their
36 hole finals match here today for
the amateur championship Of the
Western Golf Association.
At the turn the match was square
but on the second nine the Chicago
player went ahead by taking the
twelfth, fifteenth and seventeenth and
eighteenth holes, while Wolff got only
one, the sixteenth.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1920-07-19
WAR ON COCKNEY
DIALECT

London, July 1.-London school
teachers have begun a campaign to
eradicate the Cockney dialect, which
they characterize as disease of Ian
guage," caused by incorrect breathing
and by improper voice instruction. A
number Of teachers in secondary
schools declare elementary teachers
themselves often employ the Cockney,
pronouncing such words as "paid" as
if both vowels were "i" and explaining
the difference by saying the 81" should
have a dot.
The teachers made no plans to carry
the reform to the Cockney adults out
side the schools.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1920-07-19

They will be conducted by profess
sors of French universities, the Col
lege of France and high schools and
have for aim to present the moders
aspects of various scientific theories,
and to give general view of modern
French life, thought and science.
Professor CASTOR May, Of the Uni
versity Of Paris, will hold three con-
ferences upon "Franco-American
friendship and mutual understanding"
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1920-07-19
EMPEROR'S OLD HOME
NOW UNIVERSITY

Berlin, July In the Berlin Sch
loss, the former emperor Williams
town residence, on the banks Of the
Spree, is now installed the Phsycho-
logical Institute of the University Of
Berlin. Scaffolding is still up, and
workmen are leisurely repairing the
front, which was badly SCARED up in
parts by machine gun fire at. the time
of the revolution
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1920-07-19
EARTH SHAKES
CONTINUALLY

fapeete, Tahiti, July 19.-There has
been an abatement of the earthquake
shocks which have shaken Tahiti and
Moorea almost continuously since
October, 1918. Occasionally very
slight tremor is noted, but no shocks
of any violence such as have shaken
the islands during the past months.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1920-07-19
EXPRESS EMPLOYEES
TO GET HEARING

Chicoga, July 1.-THE 10000 clerks,
drivers and other express employees
will be given a hearing July 22nd at
10 a. m. and decision will be rend-
cred "as soon thereafter as practic-
able" Mr.. Forester said. The classes
included in Tuesdays decision will be
only those covered by the agreement
entere dinto with the unions and the
director general of railways last Ssp-
tember.
The clerks and drivers are seeking
fiat increase Of 20 cents an hour, while
train service workers ask an award
comparable to that granted railway
workers in similar lines.
Chiefs Of practically all the recog-
nized railway unions opened a series
of conferences here today, preparatory
to receiving the wage award an
nauncement of the labor board Tues
day. Whether the union chiefs shall
pass upon accepting the boards de-
cision or whether they shall submit
a referendum vote of their men was
the principal topic of discussion.
One thousand general chairmen of the
16 rail unions have ben called to meet
here Monday. They will remain in
session until after the boards award
is issued. On their decision may de-
pend whether the pay increases are re-
jected or whether peace is restored in
the union ranks.
The increase to be granted by the
board, it was learned today, will not
be on a percentage basis. A fiat hour
ly increase is to be awarded to the
more than one hundred classifications
of railway workers it is understood.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1920-07-19
AIR GARAGE TO BE
INCREASED IN LENGTH

Lakehurst, July 16.-The Navy De-
partment has ordered an increase of
200 feet in the length of the mammoth
"air garage" for dirigible balloons
which is being built here, it was an
nounced today.
This hangar will be the largest in
the world, big enough to hold two
transatlantic liners the size Of the
Leviathan. Plans for it originally
were drafted when the Navy Depart
ment contracted for the R-38, di-
rigible one-third larger than the R-34
which flew to the United States from
England last year.
According to revised specifications,
the hangar will be 1000 feet long,
318 feet wide and 200 feet high. When
completed, which probably will be next
spring, the big air garage and it's
auxiliary power house, machine shops
and officers quarters will cost about
$3,577,00, it was stated.
The hangar will have electrically
operated double doors, lit by 1876 feet
each, which when opened wide will
with the structure constitute wind
break of nearly 600 feet.
Satisfactory progress has been real
lied to date in the hangar's construc-
= tion, it was stated. The site has been
cleared of pine and scrub oak stumps
by two Marine Corps tractors, design
ed for hauling 7-inch guns through
Flanders mud but now operated as
stump pullers. The foundation and
bases for the steel arches of the roof
have been laid and several arches
mounted.
About 400 enlisted men and civilians
are employed on the work, which is
being performed under the Civil En-
gineers Corps of the Navy.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1920-07-19
"VACATION
CONFERENCES" HELD

Paris, July. 1.-"Vacation Confer
ences" at the Sorbonne for the benefit
of the educated public of France and
foreign countries especially visiting
American students of both sexes, will
be delivered from July to October
80.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1920-07-19

Women are employed in the shoe
industry in Spain only for stitching,
Woman suffrage was defeated in the
Belgium Chamber of Deputies by a
vote of 80 to IA.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1920-07-19
CHAMPIONS FOR 1920

Cambridge, Mass, July 1.-THE
summaries follows the winners being
National A. A. U. champions for 1920,
except in the metre measured events.
100 yard dash Won by Lorin Muir
Gibson, New York; Second j. v. Schol-
Sc, University Of Missouri. Time, TO
seconds.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1920-07-19

with their families andthe traders
with their stats, will swell the popu-
lation of the little island during the
season to nearly 1000.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1920-07-19
CROPS DESTROYED
BY GRASSHOPPERS

Laichowfu, Shantung, China, June
22.-Crops over a broad area in this
district Of Shantung have been de-
stroyed by grasshoppers.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1920-07-19

Cretonne is being featured as an
attractive trimming by some of the
smart designers.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1920-07-19
The Married Man

They make good many jokes at the expense of the
"poor married man." but really marriage is joke to
the who is married.
1t is stern, SOLDERING event to the when
he takes unto himself wife. 1t two mouths
feed instead Of Two people to be properly clothed
home to furnish, additional duties and responsibilities
1t means more economy, careful adjustment of
finances An account at bank is of the greatest
safeguards the newly married make. Save a
little something every week, every month, every year
for rainy day.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-27
MUST SERVE LIFE TERM
Antdcrs Hobbcr Loses Appeal Before
State Criminal Court.

OKLAHOMA CITY, June 25.--
The criminal court OF appeals today
affirmed the sentence OF life i'm
priGonment for Earl Evedidge. for
participation In the attempted rob-
berry Of the st. Louis & San Francis
co railroad station at Antlers. Okla .
september IS. 1915, which resulted
In the murder OF the telegraph OPP
orator there. Evedidge In the third
man to be sentenced to life lmpris-
Onmcnt in connection with the
murder. The other two. Edward
Hcwhce and Floyd Atkins. are serv-
Ing their sentences in the state peni-
tCntiary
Tho trial in the case was moved
from Pawhuska county In which
the murder was committed, TO Chloe
iaw county on application OF Moman
Pruitt, attorney II was brought out
at the tria. that the defendant was
tracked ten miles from the railroad
station by peculiar tracks made by
the horse he rode
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-27
HOME AND WORK
SHOP IN H0VEL
Artist Produces Article
That Brings Big
Price.

NEW YORK. juno 26.-Ono of
the highest paid workmcn in Now
York is n little, withorod, foreign
born, foreign speaking man. who
works from daylight until nearly
midnight, week after week, In HE
cherries. dirty little dwelling. which
serves az both homo ana workshop.
lie makcs between $500 and sl,S00
"a week.
when hc rotlrcs. ns ne expects to
do within the next few months.
physicians. ayiators and other users
.uf high-prlcod thermometers may
have more difficulty than ever in
obtaining these iustrumcuts. for he
asserts he IN one ~ tho few mon In
the United states who knows how
to construct them.
OF Prussinn birth, this thcrmom-
oter maker. who lives at the end Of
the toncy Island elevated limo,
learned his trade as glass blower
In the old country" years ago when
he was only n boy. lie learned also
TO max" delicate thermometers.
from the blowing OF tho glass, paint
ing on the lettering 10 filling 1t with
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-27
MOTHER, I'VE HAD A
WONDERFUL TIME! 4!
THIS Was the Expression Used by
nm Enthusiastic Miss After Sec
Ing the City Night Lifo for
the First Time.


"other' nave had most
wonderful time" s,ys n w,rso,,o
rni.s ma sbo CONC,
rAa t., "o"'e Ihtc'
no s'r' run or enthusiasm
hftcr spending an evening with n
young man amid music ana ,r,a,,,
lights W 's"'
c.,
Such III the opening scene In tho
remarkable photoplay. "prot.ct
Your Daughters" wbt,,, ,,.u, ~. a.,
unusual ,,,or,, 49,. W." oo '"o
o''''''s NJ the drand the
"'or, commencing today One gets
glimpse OF this girl and her
mother nj interv,i. ,h.oa,.
,,,oi,t,, "'ous""u' 'ne
49, us @ vi .ne story The mother
ab,i, nv, uppraid ana scold her
'", JUST SITS uown ana tells
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-27
PARS0N ON DANCING
Christianity Has Never Been OPP
posed to Legitimate
Recreation.

COLUMBUS. ohio. June 2G. -
"Churchos should not place ban
on dancing. Men cannot be made
good that way" said Rcv. a. T.. Cow
Icy. Baptist minister.
Those who want 10 dance will
dance" continued Dr. Cowlcy, "ir-
respective Of its nature or the ban.
Those who do not dance would view
the lifling Of the ban as condoning
OF the dance.
"Tho church and the graveyard
no longer belong together.
'Christinnity never has been op-
posed to the God-Riycn instinct for
recreation. II docs insist that pco-
pie must distinguish between rocrcn-
tion and dissipation.
Americans are wearing out their
nerves through running after chcap
amusemonts. Commcrcialism pro-
foRaionallsm aud immortality are
pruHtituting tho play instinct for
gain.
"rho church must do something
to romold amuscmonts. Shorter
hours for the worker will prove
curse, instead of blessing, unlcHs
mon can be shown how 10 rightly
spend their leisure time"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-27
CENTENARY OF
PEAKS ASCENT
Memorial of First Sue
cessful Climb Marked
With Ceremony.
JAMES MADE FEAT 1920
Pike Gave Name to Mountain
but Deemed It's Ascent
an Impossibility.

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo,
June 2G.---Tho ono hundrcdth amir
vorsary Of tho first asccnt Of pikc's
peak' will be celebrated In Colorado
Springs on July ~, whom special
exercises will be held nj tho summit
and along the automobile highway
that climbs IS miles over n scrrcn-
tine route to tho top, Ia 4109 feet
above sea level Although iicuton-
ant -Zobulon NJ. Pike. the intrepid
explorer, first discovered PikeH
peak in 1908, he never scaled tho
mountain, branding the thak M im-
possible for n human being But
Dr. Frank James, a member OF the
expedition of Major Long, In 1870
essayed tho feat on July II. 1920.
making the journey from Fountain
creek, near Colorado Springs TO the
summit. Major Long. In honor OF
James accomplishments. named the
peak James peak" but AZ early as
1870 trappers and plainsmcn named
II pixies peak" and the name re-
mainod.
Since then two million people
have visited the summit, II is esu-
mated; the crowds OF tourists In the
last rs years forming the bulk. In
1873 bride path was built;
wagon road To the summit was built
In 1880 and In 1891 tho cog wheel
railroad, nine miles long. was built
Burros we're used also at that time.
In 1915 the present automobile
road was built at n cost OF 5000, 900
after two years Of construction work
and many difficulties. especially in
securing labor. This road IL 1S
miles long, rises 6,695 feet In that
distance, has an average grade OF
z per cent and n maximum grade or
10m per cent. with ~ per cent OF
tho line in curves. II II 25 feet wide
with curves M wide as 90 feet.
In April. 1919, a government war
tank attempted TO climb the peak
over the automobile highway, but
could not get over tho deep snow
drifts; however. month later
caterpillar, used for artillery haul
ing. made the summit without dir"
ficulty. on August 3, 1919. an air
plane, pilotod by Alexander Len
drum OF Colorado Springs. made
niccessful trip over tho summit OF
the peak.
Pixies peak Is eight miles In nm
atr line from Colorado Springs ana
the greater part OF the mountain is
controlled by the city of Colorado
Springs for It's watershed.
Walking races. burro races and
motorcycle races have been made
to the top, and many noted race
drivers, including Ralph Mulford,
Barney Oldfield, Hughie Hughes,
took part I'm the automobile race In
1915. milford made tho best time
for the l2-mile course from Crystal
creek TO the summit. this being Is
minutes and 20 seconds.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-27

the right amount of mercury and
attaching n to It's metal back.
~" came 70 America a fcw years
nRo and began business for himself.
although he experienced a few
months of bittor poverty before "a
prominent physician recognized the
value of the Instruments tho Prus-
stan was producing. when the war
cut Off supplies Of this kind from
Europe. Then he received more or
durs than he could supply
Although the Prussian thcrmom-
ctcr maker, "A man Of middle age.
his wife and one child, live In the
careless, insanitary manner of the
poorer peasant classes In Europe.
thoy are extremely hospitnble and
entertain their guests always with
PrusHian cakes. sour wine and other
foods ~ foreign name and taste.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-27
GAS ATTACK ON RODENTS
Farmer Turns Exhaust Gas of Auto
on linrn InlI of Ilnis.

SHELINNILLE. H.. June 20
IS. v richards. Of Richland. near
here, didn't go to war for NOTHING" ."
lie learned an Kinds OF tricks can
be played with gas
For Instance:
When rats became too trouble
some TO him In his barn he got
his old oliver tuned up. backed
II into the barn nlosed all the doors
ana windows, and with the engine
running fun blast turned on the
exhaust a fcw minutes aftcrward
he counted forty dead rodents all
BsphyNlntod from the "gns attack ."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-27
DELIGHTFUL HAIR WASH

You can enjoy n delightful sham
poo with very little effort and for
a very trifling cost, II you get from
your druggists a package OF can.
throx and dissolve a teaspoonful In
n cup of hot water This makes a
full cup OF shampoo liquid. enough
so II is easy to apply It to all the
hair instead OF just the top OF tho
head. Your shampoo is now ready.
Just pour little at a time on tho
scalp and hair until both are en-
tirely covered by the daintlly per-
fumed preparation that thoroughly
dissolves and removes every bit of
dandruff, excess oil and dirt. After
rinsing the hair dries quickly with
"a fluffiness that makes II seem
heavier than II is. and takes on a
rich luster and a softncH that
makes arranging II pleasure
--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-27
Maori Mormons on Missions.

HONOLULU. May 2G.--Twcnty
Maorls from New Zealand have ar
rived here with James NJ Lambert
head OF the Mormon mission I'm New
Zealand, for n serics Of tests Ia es-
toblish or rofute the theory that the
Marois and the liawailaus are
sprung from the same stock. Tho
Marois will spend two months In the
Hawaiian Islands, 0s guests Of tho
Mormon church here.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-27

AZ n rat enters new trap his
weight tilts tho device and rolla n
metnl ball into the opening, closing
u and catching the rodent alive.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-24
PRACA
POTRZEBA 5000 LrDZI

do uprawy cukrowych burakow "
Stanie Michigan. Piacimy $50 "a a.
kier. Dom, ogr6d. transportaCya do
miejsca, oraz przeW6z rzecZy domo-
wych. wszystko Zap}aconc. Praca la
iowa pora ma farmie, a ma zimie we
fabryce, jtstto s~posobnoSC rZadka !
dobra praca ola zdrowia waszego
zdrowia ola familii. Spotkajcie ma
szych agent6w W nastepujacych miej
scach: 1854 Larrabee ul. marca 20 cd
3 do II rano. 1922 w. Chicago v
Free Russia marca IS, cd 1 do 4 po
po{udniu. 1S4S Thomas III. we VITO
rex, marca 80 Cd 6 do Sci wieczorem.
1856 Milwaukee ave. marca 24go oil
Gel do Sci wieczorem. 1860 Noble
III. W czwartek. marca %, cd 6 do
s wieczorem. 1916 S. California ave.
W sk}adzie krawieckim, marca % -
kazdego czasu. ZobaczyG Maxa Ocic,
1917 SO. Fisk ul. kazdego czasu. -
1901 S. winchester I'll. W niedziele,
marca %. cd 1 do sci popo}udniu.
$40 W. Bunker ul. W czwartek, mar
ca %, cd 3ej do Tel wieczorem. -
1927 w. 1Sta ul., Adolph Sykora,
zg}osit sic kaldego czasu. 469 Yer
o ave. e. Chicago. Ind. u Mr.. Fe-
ketes, kazdego czasu. Lub piszcie do
Howard Willard, 327 S. Lincoln III.
Chicago, Tub The Michigan Sugar
Co, Saginaw, Mich. 81
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-24
Zelazo Jest N~ajwiekszym .
Budownicznym Energii
Sekrt WTelkiei WvtruaIosci i Sa Ahet6U

W zendwiajacy sposob prsybrah ma
SHE i energii jedynie przez zazywa-
ME Zelaza W fornie wfaSctweJ, ] to
tacy - ktorzy leczyli sic przez cafe
mResiace bee osiagniecia re1ultatu.
Lecz ME zazyrwaj zelaza W stareJ
forrnde ably ma tenn kiIka entow "a
oszo0sdzic. Powinienes l7azyc zelazo
W takiej formie W jakiej 4atwo sic
a~bsorbuje aSymjluje, jak Nuxated
Iron, jeSli cheese ably 81 dobrze FRO
bio. inac1ej poSorszySz sobte Ia
mtast polepeszyG. Wieiu atlet6rw i pu-
galist6w wyszlo z areny z tryu1n-
fem pouiewaz wiedziei Sekret w1iel-
kiej SHY i wyiurwabosci, kt6re pocElo-
la q doStatecznej iloSci zelaza we
krwi. gdy tymczaSem inni zostaH
haniebnie pokonani wiasnie z braku
zelaza.t
UwAGA FABRYKANTA: NuHated
Iron - jak wyzaj polecane ME jest
SrodRliem sekretnym. lecz Srodek ten
znaja wSzyscy aptekarze. N~iepodob-
ne do starego nieorganioznego zelaza
proisukta, snadnie wchfania sic, ME
uszkodzi zsbSw, ME 1czerni ich, ME
s1kodzi zofadkowT. Fabrykanoi gNEa
rantujs skuteczne i zupeinie zado-
wahatace rezultaty l1aAdemu kto TO
kTpi, albo awrroca pieriadze. Spree
awane we w~szystkiGh aptekach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-24
Z J0ZAFATOWA,

W tych dniach W parafii sw. J6.
~zafata, PREY Southport i Belden ave-,
gdzie proboSzczem jest X. Franci--
seek Ostrowski, zorGanizowal sic no
Wy klub spiewaczy, skladajacy sic z
m|odziezy pici meskiej. Nazwa tego
klubu bTzmi st. Francis Glee
Club, a ~dyrygentem jest p. Broni-
siaw RybOwiak, organista 2 Mo-
dziankowa. PROXY Spiewu odbywa-
id sic W kazdy p~oniedzialek Cd Sci
do loci wieczorem, sail parafial-
nej. Kt0ry Z mlodzienC6w posiada
s!uch muzykainy i CLOS do SpicwU,
niechaj sic Zgolsi kazdego czasu Ma
probe, a bedzic "pr2yjety " poczet
SpieNakow tego klubu.
w miniOua Sobote o godzinie Gel
rauo odbyl sic pogrzeb s. p. hlwi-
ny Bojk, kt0ra zmarla pc kr6tkicj,
lecz ciGakiej chorObie, p~rzezywszy
lat 16. OrSzak Iafobny wyrusZyf z
domu pur. 1913 Elston ave. do ko-
SciOIa p. W. Sw. J~ozSfata, gdzie y.
Szczepan ~Szczepanski odprawil ma
bozenstwo / ceremonie liturgiczne.
poczem cialo przewieziono i ziolono
ma cmentarzu $W. Wojciecha.
Ia inicyatywa czionkow BraCtNa
Wstrzemiezliwo&ci, ktorzy rowntei
zachecili inne To~warzystwa lokalnc
do skiadek, zostaio zaprowadzone
elektryczne oSWietlenie we wnetrzu
knSciola. a m~ianowicie: w trzech OIL
tarzach, W nawach i ma slupach. O.
Swietlenie to przedstawia sic wspa--
Male W cafem tego s}owa znaczeniu.
Jak nam opowiadal miejscowy X.
proobszcz. parafia, W tym wypadkd
zadnego kosztu ME poniesie, albo--
WIEN Towarzystwa j Bractwa zdecy-
dowaly sic, o lie je STAG, z}ozyc sklad
XII W znacznych kwotach, ktore po--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-24
kryja ow koszt, a Swiatynfa Pan
ska ma Swiets Wielkanocne pred
stawiat sic bedzie bogato.

kryja 6w koszt, a Swiatynfa Pan
ska ma Swiets Wielkanocne pred
stawiac sic bedzie bogato.
OBJ. Franciszek Bobrycki, znanT
W tel dzielnicy wfaSciCiel firmly NILE
czarskiej pod nazwa National Milk
Co., m~ieszczscej sic pnr. 2501
Southport ave-, z powodu zwieksze-
MIA sic intereHu, wykupii W tych
dniach dwie firmy mleczarskie mia
nowicie: Younger Dairy CO. /
Frank Eckman Dairy Co." co cieszy
mas niezmiernie, re nasi coraz to
bardziej przychodza do wiekszych ir
teras6w.
w miniona sobote o godzinie loci
rano odbyl sic pogrzeb S. p. Augusta
Klaus, kt6rego Smisr, nieubiagana
zabrala do wiecznoSci W Sym roku
zycia. Orszak ,Gasobny wyruszyf z
domu pnr. 2426 High III. do koScio-
la p. W. sw. J6zafata, gdzie x. Fran
ciszek Ostrowski, ]proboszcz, odpra-
viii n~aboaehstwo | ceremonie zafob-
ne W asystencyi x. Piotra Whitman
skiego I X. Szczepana Szczepahskie-
20, poczem ciafo przewieziono ma
cmentarz Sw. Wojciecha, gdzie je zlo
zono ma wIeczny spoczynek.
q poczatkiem przysziego miesiaca
odbedzie sic instalacya u~rzedniczeR
nastepujacych Dwor6w Niewiast Ia
konu Katolickich Lesniczych: Dwo-
ru Sw. J6zafata. Sw. Salo4nei i Sw.
Zyty. ~Instalacye te odbeda sic W sa
Ii parafialnej.
W szpitalu Sw. Elzbiety. PREY Cla-
remont i Lemoyne III. znajduje sic
obto5uie chory wskutek z~apalcnia
pluc i influeuzy, Edward Rompca,
syn PIP. Jana / Matyldy, Fam. pnr,
2SOS South port ave, z~aliczanych do
starych osadnik6w I zalozycieli tejze
parafii. Pod opieka lekarska przy-
chodzi powoli do normalnego sta
nu zdrowla.
20 p%rzebyciu kilkutygodnioWej
choroby. powrc6i} do zdrowia Oh 10
zei Pionke. Fam. pnr. 2434 y. Ash
land ave. otciec skarbnika Zjedno-
czenia P. R. X. p. J. Plonke. Choro-
wri on ma slime przeziebienie sic, z
kt6rej wywiazaIa sic grypa.
K6fko Dzlewic dzia}ajacych W pa
rail- sw. J6zafata krzata sic energi-
cznte mad wi~eczorkiem, kt6ry sic Cd
bedzia We $rode, dnia Ego kTietnia
b. r. W sail parafialnej. o godzinto
Sci w'nczorem. WieCzorek ten po'a-
czony bedzie z ,,bunco''. Komitet u
rzadza!acy jak najuprzejmieJ zapra-
sza mlodziez szCzeg6lnie do jak nal
liczniejszego wsp6ludzialu. Bi!ety do
nabvcIa Il czlonkih K0}ka.