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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-27
|NOTATN OSOBISTE.


Adwokat Medard A. Kunz, syn al
dermana 16ej wardy p. Stanislawa
H. Kunza, ktorego ~kancelarya mieSci
sic " banku Home PREY Milwaukee
/ Ashland ave. otrzymaI wczoraj GER
tyfikat mianujacy go czlonkiem Sto-
warzyszenia stanowego ~prawnik6w
pod nazwa The Illinois State Bar
Association; stowarzyszenie to "a
lozone zostalo jeszcze dnia Ago sty-
cznia 1877 r.
~ u
OBJ. J6zef Grzeda sprzedal swoja
realnoSc pnr. 2244 S. Sacramento
ave. p. F~ranciszkowi Drzali "a sumo
$4,000. Transakcye przeprowadzii
bank A. Wachowskiego pnr. 1882 w.
22ej ul.
- u
W domu PIP. ~Ignacego i Amy XII
lihskich, Fam. pnr. 1852 w. Chicago
ave. pred kilku dniami zaponowala
radoSG z powodu przyjScia ma SWAT
pociechy W postaci c6reczki. Oneg--
daj odbyi sic chrzest W koSciele p. ".
SIS. Mlodziankow, kt6rego dokonal X.
Boleslaw Nawrocki. Imie dz:ecku ma
dano Eleonora, a ~chrzestnymi byli:
p. Bronislaw Rybowiak, miejscowy
organista i PAM Agnieszka Kilihska.
Ojciec dziewczecia prowadzi zakiad
fotograficzny pod wyzej wymienio-
nym adresem.
:. u +
OtrzymaliSmy wczoraj pare pocz-
t6wek Cd PIP. Ignacego Stankiewicza,
Walentego Kapelahskiego i W. Ko-
kotka, informujacych pas, re W So
bote miniona dnia 24go b. m. okre-
tenn *. A. Victoria" odplyneli do
stron ~ojczystch - do Polski.
+ q 4
w srode dnia 5go maja b. T. W
koSciele D. W. SIS. Mfodziankow ma
kobiercu Slubnym stana p. Jan JAZZ
vice, Fam. pnr. 724 Temple ul. z
parma Virginia Dr6g.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-27
CIEKAWA RZECZ

Pieniadze wysiane do Polski przez
nasze biuro dochodza " kilku tygo-
dniach / oryginalne pokwitowania cd
bioru z Bank6w 1 cd osob pryWat-
nych, otrzymujemy zazwyczaj " Och
m;esiacach cd daty nadania. Wielu
ludzi zali sic, re pieniadze wys1ane
przez inne biura / Bank szesc 1 SIZE
dem miesiecy temu jeszcze ME 20
staly otrzymane. Ciekawa rzecz dia-
czego? - Nasze dochodza regular
ME. - Ia przesy1ke l:czymy SOC czy-
Ii 15c kiecej jak g~dzieindziej, ale "a
to usluga nasza jest niezrownana.
- Dom Komisowy, NJ. ]. Bereczko-
wski and Co., 1858 Division III. -
Chicago.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-27
MA MISYE POLSKIE
w AFRYCE:

PAM Tekla Jahnke - ofiaro-
wa,a $500
PAM Tekla Paprocka
z Columbus, Nebr. ofiar. 5.oO
Ma odbudowe szkoiy W O.
strolece cd OBJ. Roberta Koz}ow-
skiego z Chicago otrzymalismy
ii M K. Wachtel.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-27

nGk4m 3est podstAwS l1cWHeA
pr3edkiebiorstw amerykahshch, wiec
1 przenyslowiec polsh door.e Eohi,
te4en stale reklamowae bedxie gw6j
interea y DZIUNNIKU CHICAGO.
KIN.
Rsknna ~ DouSsaVS ncnyA
Dr1edEisbiorstv amerykaNt1de vtSS
przemySfovtSc polski dobfsO Ircbi
iaieu stale rekhmowa6 esd1i0 Gw6j
lntares y DzIENNIKu CHICAGO
aXI1l
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-27

raj rano us}owala popelnic ssmoboj-
stwo przez poderzniecie sobie brzyt-
wa gardia. Szczesciem MAJ jej, be-
dac w domu. natychmiast zawezwal
policye, ktora przybyla z ambulan--
sem i desperatke przewieziono do
szpitala p. n. West Suburban Hospi-
tai, gdzie lekarze zeszyli jej rane i
niedoszia samob6jczynie uratowali
Cd Smierci. Waite zdrowie kobiety
doprowadzilo ia do tego kroku.
90 =
Przeszlo 700 aplikant6w W depar-
tamencie strazy pozarnej staWafo
wczoraj W lokalu slu1by cywilnej do
dgzaminu pred DR.: Leonem Steiner;
posr6d mich zauwazyliSmy kilku Po-
lak6w. w departamencie stray po-
zarnej jest cbecnie so wakans6w. A
plikantami byli przewaznie ex-1o4-
nierze i marynarze ostatnieJ wojny
W wieku %prZecietnie cd p do "a.
q .
W niedziele miniona ~wybuchia ekS
plozya W try pietrowym murowa-
nym budynku pnr. 12SS-40 Milwau-
kee ave-, dotsd ME wiadomo, z jakiej
przyczyny: jedni przypuszczaja, Ae
ktos podlozyi bonnie, inni zaS przecza
temu. Pcl;cya prowadzi sledztwo.
JscyS bandyci napadli onegdaj vie
czorem PREY Archer i Kedzie ave.
ma Antoniego Grzesika, Fam pnr.
5000 So. Sacramento III. i ograbili
60 z got6wki, kt6ra posiadai PREY So
bic W sumie s22.OO, a wdodatku ME
milosiernie obili i ma pol nieprzy-
tomnego zostawili. Policya powiado-
miona szuka - wiatra W polu.
= O =
w sobote. dnia 24go b. m. " ka-
tedrze p. W. Najsw. Imienia Jezus,
odbyI sic Stub pauny Jadwigi Szpi-
czka. cork pp. Jana i J~ulianny Szpi-
czk6w, starych ~parafian St~anissawo-
wa, z panem Palmer Gina, z Miami,
Florida. Uczta weselna odbyla sic
" domu rodzic6w pani miodej.
W najblizszy piatek dnia 5000 b.
m. odbeda sic dalsze wykiady szko-
{y Obywatelskiej PREY parafii sw.
Jana Kantego, kt6ra kieruje miejsco
wy klub obywatelski i'm. KS. Jozefa
Poniatowskiego. Instruktorami Sd
urzednicy federalni. Wyklady odby-
waia sic W sail szkolnej Cd Sci do
loci wieczorem.
:. o &:
W najblizsza niedziele W sail pa
rafialnej sw, Jana Kantegc, odbe-
die sic cbchod patryotyczny Odro-
dzenia PoIski. kt6ry urzadza lokalny
Klub Obywatelski W sail parafialnej
o godzinie 4ej popoludniu. Ma pro-
gram zIoza sic $piewy ch6ru para
fialnego, mowy, deklamacye. mono
logi i produkcye dzieci szkolnych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-27

Jutro, W Srode. %. b. nj. wieczo-
rem o godz. Sci W sail Wicker Park
Hall - u zbiegu ulic North i Ro-
hey ayes. odbedzie sic wielki kon-
cert Szkoiy Muzycznej p. Maryans
Rozyckiego, dzialaiacej cd lat szere-
gu D. n. Illinois Musical College.
Koncert ten urzadza p. Rozycki pod
egida Komitetu Re~dakcyinego VIA
domoSci ArtystycEnych", wydawni--
ctwa swego, poSwieconego Sztuce i
literature. w programme koncertu,
~nFozcnym nader efektownie - znaJ-
dujemy nazwiska profesor6w szkoiy
p. R6zyckiego, oraz celniejszych te-
go uczni W rozmaitych klasach |
dzialach szkoly. Koncert zapowiada
sic bardzo dobrze.
90
w najbliisza uiedziele, Ego maja
odbedzie sic wielki popts doroczny
uczennic Aksdemii p. W. NajSw. Ro-
dziny z Nazareth. jedynet naszej |
wzorowoje szkoly wyzszej dla dziew-
czat: popis ten bedz;e polaczony z
wystepem klasy Acknowledgements
matycznei. kt6ra - jak corocznie da-
Je jakss sztuke ma program popisu,
tax tego roku wystawi piekny dra-
mat religijuy p. t. ..Monika z Taiga-
sty"; nadto So ma programme vysts-
DIV dziatwy miodszej. Spiewy, lance
-ytmiczne ftp. Przedstawienie to1
samo - bed1ie dane dniem pred
tenn - W sobote. 1go maja pc poiu-
dniu ola dziatwy szkolnej.
= o =
Stow. Kupc6v i PrzemysiOwcow W
dzielnicy Brighton Park, uradza
~wieczorek taneczny p~olacRony z ban
kietem W nsjblizsza sobote, duia 1go
maja b. T. W salt oh. Conf, pnr. Sl44
". 4Sej III. zabawa rozpocznie sic o
yodzinie Sci wieczorem. Piekny mu-
zyczno-wokalny program zostanie
wykonany. Opr6Cz tego komitet PREY
gotowuje niespodzianH.
% -
Dzisiai o godzinie loci rano W ko-
sciele D. W. Sw. Jacka " Avondale'
nobIogcslawieni zOstali dozgonnym
zwiszkiem malzenskim p. J6zef Bta-
EEK jr. syn PIP. J6zefa i Amy Black
starych o~sadnfk6w Jackowa, Fam. p.
mr. 1856 y. Lawndale ave- z panna
Marya Brzezinska, corka p. Franci-
ska / :. D. Bronislawy BrzazinSGich.
Model pare druzbOwali: p. .Wlady-
slaw Grzella, ~serdeczny przylacle'
oana miodego z parma A~nastazys Bia
EEK siostra pana miOdego. Dana no.
norowa byla parma Paulina Macholz.
Cody weseIne odbywaja sic PREY Ii
,zrym udziale krewnych i przyjaciOi
onr. 1856 y. L~awndale ave.
Matylda Schultz. lat SO, Fam. pnr.
500 Marengo Ill. W Forest Park, wczo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-27
NOTATM REPORTERA

! Fel:cya K~edzierska, Fam. pnr. 1851
Crystal Aul. wesz}a ma tramwaj linii
Division ul. W Sr6dmiesciu | ME Ia
uwazyla, 10 jakiS sprytny ziodziei
~kieszonkowy zgrabnie, po cichuten'
ku otworzyi jej torebke i wyjai pie
Made W sumie SIS. Kobieta zauwa-
zyia zgube, lgdy zeszla z tramwaju
PREY Rockwell ul., lecz szuka6 Z}o'
dzieja byio juz Ia p6zno.
!. q +
Ma przechodzacego krzyzowka May
i Ohio dwunastoletniego Kazimierza
Iskre, Fam. pnr. $50 w. Erie ul. ma
teeha4 automobil, kt6rym kierowal
Antonio Guz1io, zam. pnr. 400 Jessie
CT. i pokaleczyl go W glove i box,
Przewieziono c~hiopczyka do szpitala
powiatowego. Numer automobilu:
1SS467.
w ubiegla sobote W salt Puiaskie-
go, K6lko Dramatyczne ,,Orzei Bia-
Iy" wystwilo pelna humoru sztuke
ludowa W czterech aktach p. t. GO
"a Piesn", 20 Spiewami l tancamt,
ktora jak ma zesp6l amatorski Wypa-
dla dobrze, to tel licznie zebrana pu-
bliczonE6 ME szcEedz IA oktaskow'
Byly W niektr6ych scenach a przede-
wszvstkiem W zbiorowych usterki, ale
gdziez ich niema ma naszych pred
s~tawieniach amatorskich. Pc pred
stawieniu mlodziea bawila sic ocho-
Go.
!. y ,
W6z Sarokonny kt6rym powozii
Michal Strzebel, Fam. pnr. 2S45 Ma
jor ave. qajechai wczoraj ma osmls
letnia dziewczynke Leosie Wsnat'
Fam. pnr. 2S45 Ohio ul. W poblizu
jei domu | pokaleczyi ia fatalnie W
box i nogi. Zaniesiono d~ziewczynEe
do domu, gdzie przywo'any lekarz
skunstatowa} pekniecie dwoch zeoer
W boku. Wedlug opowiadan
naocznych swiadk6w, dziewczynka 2
ty1u podbiegla pod koia wozu i wi
sila sic, przyczem odniosta tie uszko-
dzenia.
Q - q
Schodzac z tramwaju 5Sej uiicy
Dry California ave, Julia knach'
lat As, Fam. pnr. 3742 S. California
ave., upsdla ma bruk ulic7ny' ono
sac bolesne ~obrazenia. znajduje sic
W domu pod opieka lekarska.
:. q -
Osmioletnia Virginia Hoffman,
c6rka adwokata Artura c. Hoffma-
ma, Fam. pnr. SO1S' Winthrop ave-
wyszla wczoraj o godzinie gel rano
jak zwykle do szkoiy i cd tego CA
SUI n;ema o mel zadnej wiadomosci.
W poludnie, gdy przyszla do domu
starsza c6rka PIP. Hoffman6w, powie-
dziala rodzicom, il malej Wirginil
ME bylo W szkole. P~rzerazona mat
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-27

PUkAd pclityk, cy wte~ ey nn*e3
~ "A obowiazek poczyty~1t soOis
powinien stale reklimow1e narodo.
wUBc naSEA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-27

Ma przechodzaca utica North ave.
i Halsted ul. siedm'oletnia Irene
Wisniewska, zam. pnr. 1885 N. Win
chester ave. najechal automobil, kt6-
rym kierowa} Bernard Reiffel, zam.
pnr. $500 Irving Park boul. | tax
SLIME uderzy}, re zabii ia ma miej-
sou. Cia}o dziewczecia zabrano d.
domu rodzicow, a niefortunnego auto
mobiliste osadzono "a kratkami. In
kwest koronera mad zw}okami odbyi
sic wczoraj pred po}udniem.
+ u +
e., Tow. Opieki mad Sierotami, UREA
dza Sabawe taneczna W najblizsza
srode, dnia 2Sgo b. m. W sail Zjed-
noczenia P. r. X. o godzinie Sci
wiec1orem. Komitet czyni ~staran'a
zabiegi, ably publicznos6 doskonale
przyjac / sabawie. Doch6d ma Sieroci-
nice sw. Jadwigi W Niles.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-27

Matylda Schultz. lat SO, Fam. pnr.
500 Marengo III. W Forest Park, wczo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-27

Schodzac z tramwaju SSej ulicy
przy California ave-, Julia knach'
lat As, zam. pnr. 5742 S. California
ave., upsdla ma bruk ulic1ny, odno-
sac bolesne ~obrazenia. Znajduje sic
W domu pod opieka lekarska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-27

ka uwiadomila meza / poczely sic
poszukiwania, dotychczas nadarem-
ME. Policya czyni energiczne stara-
MIA. ale dotad bez rezultatu. Matka
pobiegla do szkoiy, lecz nauczyciel-
ka oswiadczy4a, re ~dziewczynki wczo
raj W szkole ME byfo. Zrozpaczeni 70
dice przypuszczaja, re dziewcze 20
stale uprowadzone. Poszukiwania W
toku.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-17
COUNTY COURT
Marriage Licenses.

Herbert Spencer snyder 80. "f
Wayn"SburE. O.. and ELSIE Laurc;'n
Foster. -. st. Cla!rSN lie.
Ray Miles. -. DcnnSnu. O.. and Sarah
Lcnna tiurdou. -. 81. CiaIrSrillc.
Charles MrN"ill. -. and Berry, Hoover,
50. both of thus CITY.
John Moore. -. and Lura Bennett. -.
both Of this city
Fiduciary.
George {. Rcncke appointed admins
trntor of the estate OF tn" late StHnlSlt
ITorbat. Bond. $1,000.
Susan Andrck;t appointed adminiStra-
trIN Of III" cSlat" of tn" late Joseph An
drrka. Bond. Sl.Hhh.
Deeds Recorded.
Anthony W Henry and vii. tn !. j..
Henry. Property in Ialdw"ll'S Addition.
Liberation $40
Anna H. Mckee to |. s r. Parsons.
Property In Philadelphia District. CON
sidcratlun $40.
J. ". Sears and wife 10 Thomas !.
Middleton aud MNril" &. Middleton.
Property in Gilchr!st's Addition. Con-
S!doration $40.
Greenwood Cemetery to Mrs EiiZabr In
J. Phillips. Consideration $40.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-17
WARWOOD SENIORS
STAGE FINE PLAY
Senior Pollies" Keeps Big Audience In
Uproar Of Laughter.

La, evening" 4, the Warw"od HIGH
4, huni i novelty musical tut"rttiHlhcht
wr> given by Tn" Senior class or In"
lilch s.u""!, entitled - ui"r FVIlics.
r." auditorium Was 'r"wd'd I" ITS
capacity. and al enjoyed the rntertali'-
ircul which KEPT th"w laughing from
start 10 finish Tn" affair WAS given
under tn. direction "f M!SSn~ Hazel ET'
stein and Ruth Sm.th. tvs" of m" NO.
popular t"LcL"rS IL tH' H:&h school.
The mrs, number on tn program was
mn Hawaiian song. SUNG by all mr.
mr'uhrrS Of the ctIs$. duet was then
rendered by Marguerite VhrN"n ana
ur,u Marin. "rn TAX" You Sack ."
sunny !,.ll." Miss Mildred Morris
s;,nr - very pleasing solo. reading
whIrh krIi the adherence in : upruar VAS
.;.,-u hy Miss Mariner N"Gi"y. \ dan"
solo wAs rendered by Larqun" Front.
\ play M whI"h tn" 'n'!r" class took
part in. taken from Holland, wdS IN
j"y"d by al.
Miss Lillian kind"!h"rE"r rendered
= very pleasing solo entitled "thln"S"
Lullaby" \ duct was sung by Mildred
Morris and Nil. Srhafrr. followed with
4 reading 10y MarEu"rlt" U'Iirien. with Il
Grand lIuai. song sung by the entire
chorus brought the entertainment to a
,lngp
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-17

--RUY WAR SAVING STAMPS--
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-17
FINE PAIR OF DRINKS.

IT, J. Thompson and X. i. Jones wcr''
heCure Judge John :. RITZ in p"ll'c
court yesterday. Both drew Ia" mini
mum Tor ndulr!nE in Il ltth liquor
.ariy. The judge pr"u"r!ucrd their fine
Cd. 81 and costs or ten days tn jail.
Ia tn" cases OC tho ten men to h.
tried for rambling. arrested Monday
night, Attorney :. -. ltryr" moved they
be- tried to-day. which was granted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-17
SAYS IT IS THE BEST IN THE
WORLD

Tncr" = un" r"in"dy that those who
know depend uI"'n for relief from
rnurhs MAJ "nang on after the grip.
Toi"y's Honey ana Tar clears tn" pas
snr.s. Snoth,.S raw. iuflamrd membranes
ana ban shes irritation and tickling IN
I,indSIdc W. Va. writes: Il am glad Ia
irW You tina. Fol"y's Honey and Tar Is
;h" b.. m"dicinc IN the world. have
had :, severe cough and b"for" ] used
hdIf Il bottle l was better. S"Id every
- lrrp
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-17
The Glad Hand on Christmas
Morning Will Try on the
New Gift Gloves

GLOVES are the safe
" and sure selection --
the thoughtful Gift. and
vet what could be more re-
fined and elegant for tn"
price paid than a pair OF
nice Gloves for men, 'W"-
men or children. Every
kind here. for everybody,
for every service:
Women : Long Gloves. -
and l6-huttou f"ugth>, in black.
tan. brown and white. $3.50
io S11.9O 4 pair,
Fancy White Leather Hauni-
let C;Invr> with two-tone cm-
hroidrrrd harhS aud roIorcl
Naniike points. $3.50 a pair.
Leather Gauntlet Gloves IN
brown. hnlI mou>r gray and
white with strap wrist, $3.50
and $50 a pair
French kid WriSt-l.cnglh
Gloves i'm white. brown. gray
and black. $500 a pair.
poubIc->iIk. Chamni>ettc and
Suede Lined Silk Gloves,
$50 to $40 q pair.
Childrcn<' Gloves and Nit
tens in kid and wool, also fur.
raun,IctS. csc TO S7.-45 a
mir
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-17
SCOTT TROOPS LAY PLANS.

\ m, nt.mE " TrO0N NJ. = q I've.
Ery Scouts WAS h"ld last night AT their
,r.t,,ns place In Mckinney school.
i,,r.., ,,uiI,brr nf the boys wcrC present
and yariou. plan> for next year "er"
Jfs,.,lS,.h TROOP 49, ." held a meet
Ing in tn" Warw"od Presbyterian
rhurch with II. 6. Eastwood. %coutni;tS-
,,r IN charge. Troop 80. - Of the
Isiaud met lr>' night II Madison S"hoU;.
several important matters wcr" taken
M and discussed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-17

Mons OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES door
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-17
Reasonably-Priced
Silverware for Gifts

- Y T'V
~ accompaniment of the holiday feast, forming the
tranuuil and rich note in the whole ChrstmaStldc PFC
turc of good will /" mankind. SivcrWarr for gltt pu-
poses for your al prices pIcaSngIygModcr-
ate:
Fruit and Flower Baskets-S6.45 to $3.50
Cake Baskets-$12.9G to $3.50
Bread Trays--$5.75 to $3.50
Roll Baskets-$7 80 to $3.50
Flower Vases-$1.79 to $645
Cheese and Cracker Dishes-$9.9O to $1,000
Casseroles with Pyrex lining-$9. 90 to $14.9O
Pie Plates with Pyrex lining-S7. As to S11.9O
Meat Platters-$14.1O to $3.50
Vegetable Dshes-$12.O 90 to $500
Chests of Silver-26 pieces-$26.G5 to $4,000
The offerings in SvcPlacd Ware embrace the output Of the
famous Rogers Bros 1871 Community and William Rogers
Sons workshops.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-17

In suit titled. W. II. Bru"kes W, w.
g. Stoddard. 10 recover possession OF
property III Warwuud. ia" plaintiff WAS
given thr decision "f lUdE" !. Il. som
merry lille in circuit court Yesterday. TIL"
suit WAS titled uuiawtully OBTAINING
properly.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-28
Y. II, q. 4. NorEg


A big afternoon was spent ct the Y
hut last Sunday when thirty or more
men and boys listened to Rev. n. c..
Claybrook as he spoke to us out Of the
fulness Of his heart. Before and after
his talk we were held with undivided
attention ~ the Famous Wyatt Quar-.
tett" composed Of Mr.. Logatt and his
three little boys. Do pleased were the
Hstners that . purse was taken to give
the boys = one year membership each
in the x. n. @. A. VT. Wyatt HIMSELF
The second annual session Of tint.
Religious Workers Institute under the
sspices Of. Croker street r. n. G. A.
win be held in the basement Of st. Paul
A. H. E. church for six weeks begin
ming Monday, Nov. -. A helpful, con
skructive and appropriate course lis
planned with N able faculty and pop
,HlAr lectures. A small fee win be
charged to cover cost Of heat and
light Of building. Watch for more OK
tensive announcements il next issue.
pledged his support il every way to the
association.
The ministers Of the various churches
are pledging their support TO the move
nent ~ never before.
Another big meeting Sunday after
noon ut 4 p. "a. Mrs. 81. w. Graunke
districs manager, Cleveland Metal Pro
duets Co., win speak. Come out and
be with US.
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WITH OUR Glt1JRckiR11
COR11d1H1AN MOTHS.

The church 10 still on the upward
movement. A good attendance last Sun
lay who listen to an impressixe SER
non by the pastor on the subject The
Silent Compassion.' +. e. Topson,
superintendent Of the Sunday school re-
'orts that it is one Of the best in the
city.
The Teachers Training class contin-
les to grow. Twenty-Five are now en-
rolled. Many contribution were re-
eived for the property rally recently
conducted and We are grateful to those
who SO generously helped.
The Ushers club viii put on hnan-
eial rally next Monday, Mrs. Robinson,
l4l2 4ain street will entertain the Pro.
gressive club next weeq.
Mrs. T. Rhoad5s was hostess to Glass
No. 4 Thursday evening. They "Dora
Thorn will be presented in the near
,utrre under the supervision of Mrs.
Crawford. ## -
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Z. ". q. a NQTHQ

Vssper services at the Tenth Street
Center from - s >. N. Social hour
fren s 10 p. n. every Sunday. On
Sunday, Oct. 81, Miss Rose e. Boose
who has spent O number Of years labor
ing In far away India rs q missionary
will speak at the ves,ser hour. It il
hoped that . large number win be pres.
emit to hear Miss Boose.
Hallowe ZEN parties are being planned
for Wednesday evening and Saturday
afternoon. The girls Of East High
West High and Amos Algs, the wide
Awake corps and the B. girls had a
party Wednesday evening At the cen
trail association rooms. The younger
'sorps are having their party on satur
day afternoon fron s to $3.50 O'Clock.
Hiss Banks, the secretary will be
out Of the city the next three weeks.
Mrs. Linford Willis, one Of the corps
advisers viii have charge Of Mis-
Bank . work during her absence. Til
center will be open to the girls and
their friends each afternoon and eve.
ming.
The regular eonclave Of King Solo.
mon Guild, Heroines Of the Templa,
Crusades is hereby postponed to Fri.
day, Nov. IL at which time will occur
the annual election Of officers. All
members please take notice and govern
themselves accordingly.
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UTILIZE rA11xN LEAVES.

Every year the streets and lawns of
our cities are covered with rallen
leaves. Generally these are raked to-
gether in large piles and burned. This
= q great waste Of plant food for these
leaves would be very valuable to out
gardens. Thousands of dollars are thus
lost every year.
All tho leaves about the home
grounds should be gathered and added
to the compost heap, where they would
decay and make humus. Also they may
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be thrown into the chicken ooops AZ lit
ter to keep the hens scratching for their
grain. :.
If you have no compost pile or do not
raise chickens, spread the leaves in the.
arden and spade them under thorsugh-
ly. Az fast - you remove q s1sp 1Sy-
er tho vacant space with leaves and
layer Of leaves about the roots "a III.
berry bushes and between the rows Dit
the strawberry plants. Sprinkle Dirt
over them to prevent the wind blsMiag
them AWav
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IOWA WOMEN VOTERS
j. LINING UP FOR THEIR

Mrs. s. Joe Brown, State Organizer
reports the following additional race
women active lining up their friends on
the side Of tho Grand Old Republican
Party in their first drive at the po,is
which win take place next Tuesday
namely: Mesdames Roberta Bailey
Hattie CIaybrook, E. r. Jone sand Lor
ma Coleman Of Buxton; Miss Haze
Stuart, Council Bluffs; Aesdames Chas
L. Washington and E. F., Butler Of Al
bia and c. H. Comley of Webster City
Upon recommendation Of Mrs. Brown
Mrs. Victoria Clay Haley, National d
rector Of Chicago, has appointed Mrs.
E. Tracy Blagburn, Captain Of the 10
cal Motor Transportation Corps, an'
will see that automobiles are provided
to transport all invaHd and aged col
ored women - So -~~r~ a
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UM1oy 1Arx7er cruRcH

The funeral services Of Mrs. Lucinda
Tsylsr Of Knoxville, who Left q has.
band and four little children, east
deep shadow over the hearts Last Sun
day Nevertheless the regular services
we're we'll and largely attended and the
wonderful eashusiasn Of To cA.rch
soAttaaes ct high tide. A warm vel.
eoAe awaits those who attend the serv.
lees. Next Sunday Faster Grifath s
hjset at IL e'slosA WA ~ "Nsk;ne
9 Well in the Valley Of Ba4&a'' and
the evening subject win b, ,1ao Beau
tifu Garments II the Kine,s Chill.
dlen. Prayer meeting every Friday
aight and preaching service every
Tuesday night. #
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ST. PAUL'b "A. M. e
... SUNDAY SCHOOL NOTES

The attendance was good on the oath.
Dur great rummage sale started on the
23d and will continue until Sunday.
Each evening pleasant program is
given by local talent.
Lesson for Sunday: Hew Down the
CORRUPT Tree Matt. 1857.
Golden text-Every tree that bring
eth not forth good fruit is hewn down
and cast into the fire, Matt. 1919. Sun
lay school hour 1870.
Pythias Lodge No. Is cf-K Of P. will
initiate. prove and charge a class on
next Thursday night
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Lincoln Post Of the American Legion
md the ladies auxiliary Of the post are
Il the midst Of campaign for new
members. Every ex-service man, the
wife, mother and sister Of former sol
Tiers are urged to join one Of these or
ranizations the coming week. Let ev-
,ryone eligible attend the meeting Of
the women's department Monday eve
ming at the Community Center, Thir-
senth and Croker streets.