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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-28
PRITCHARD ELECTED TO
/. U. S. HIGHWAY COUNCIL

r. J. Pritchard, director Of the
automotive trades and highways de-
Dartment Of the chamber Of COM
merce. received notice Wednesday OF
his election to membership in the
federal highway council The head
quarters Of this body is in wash
ington. D. c. The purpose Of the
federal highway council is TO pro-
mote a system OF national highways
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-28

Faun" ....-.......-...-.--D ebussy
Symphonic POEM The Sirens" 0p.
81 40 ~. 49,, - .:I S5llsrs
Carlos" Verdi
Miss Mcconnell
(a) Finale 20 ~Rheingold" fEn-
trance OF the Gods into wal
nallaJ go. ~ wagner
Cd Ride the ValEyries from
The Vzllzyries" Wagner
About 100000 acres in India are
irrigated By government canals
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-28
Musical.

George Daland VIII present at the
WOman's clubhouse, IN recital on
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. three
Of his nude pupils. Misses Marina
duke Lander. pianist: Dorothy Wal
dron, violinist. and Sylvia Rivers. So
Drano.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-28

Mrs. T. P. Sanderson, and Miss
Corinne Vaughn. Of Seguin-
AIRS. =. ". Mckenzie and Mrs. VIII
T. owen presided at the tea table
the first hour and 1lrs- Frank Tur-
ner and Miss Myra Winkler presided
the second hour
About $50 guests called during the
receiving hours
Mrs. P. r Upton. one Of the charm
ing matrons OF the Eighth cavalry,
entertained with q delightful tea after
the polo game Sunday evening Mem
bers Of the polo team and their wives
were guests
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-28

A u year old Mexican boy was
arrested at the bridge Tuesday after
noon by provost guards, who say he
crossed the river with two sacks OF
tequila- BE was turned over 70 the
department OF justice.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-28

More than 1000. 900 900 passengers
rode on all the New York cav lines
during the fiscal year just ended. OF
this number il is sad that several
got sea,s.-TaComa Ledger.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-28

Dieu last Friday. is improving rap
idly
home at Ysleta-
Miss Maud Issacs, who underwent
an operation for appendicitis at
Hotel Diau several days ago, is re-
ported recovering rapidly. Miss
Issacs is a teacher OF English at the
high school and was granted a leave
Of absence owing to sickness
A son. who has been named ". A.,
r., was born Friday to Mr.. and Mrs
". A. Young at Hamilton, o. Mrs
Youngs former home. lir. and Mrs.
Young, now located in Dallas, have
many friends here. Mr.. Young for
merly was with the Fl Paso 7. II. c A
His wife while here was organist at
the First Presbyterian church
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-28
7 huTsday's CaLendG
OF Social EUents
DRoF. GEORGE DALAND In d

I
1 sent three OF his music pupils in
recital at the Woman's clubhouse
At 8 o'clock p. m
The woman's association auxiliary
OF the FL Paso Baptist association
viii hold an al afternoon meeting,
beginning at 2:30 D. m. in Govern
ment Hill Baptist church.
owen r Lovejoy. president OF the
national conference on social work
and secretary Of the National Child
Labor association, viii speak at the
annual meeting OF the Associated
Charities at the First Christian
church in the evening.
Spanish classes at the z W c A
clubhouse in the evening, conducted
BY Prof. Thomas Chaves-
Gymnasium classes at the 2 W c
A from 10 70 p. m classes Tor
school girls from to 4:45 p. m
Classes for business girls from 1880
to $50 p. m
Mrs. Thornton Hardie viii entertain
with bridge in honor Of Miss Mineta
Henuing-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-28
about Ell Pasoans.

Ms. Frank Birch. OF 1913 Wyoming
street. is III with tonsilitis at her
home.
Mrs Elizabeth J. Mcclure, who was
operated on for appendicitis at Hotel
The Jasper news., 1920-08-26
Natures Color Scheme.

Imagine the grass OF the field and
the leaves OF the forest created blue,
or magenta, or scarlet. instead OF
greenl Some speculative scientists
think the foliage Of the planet Mars
Is red, and that the people there are
seeing red continually. II would not
be difficult to believe that keeping the
pence ON this good green earth Is not
as hard as II would be had our planet
been painted red In the beginning
Minneapolis Journal
The Jasper news., 1920-08-26
Felt Himself a Stranger.

John was anxious to see his new
brother. who had just arrived. The
nurse finally took him to the-bedslde
and the NOW brother was crying. John
looked bewildercd and finally said. 'IIe
is crying for his own felix's"
The Jasper news., 1920-08-26

IL ~ % iouknI Inc pEhptE bOt8 X
into the cigar store. lays down Isl
cents for scent cigar and smiles-;
he goes to the boot shop and gives
up fifteen simoleons for a pair Of |
five-buck kicks and reiofces with
the storeman over his prOsperity;l
to the druggist he hands dollar
for a bottle Of physic that he for
merly bought for 80 cents and
makes good by adding SO cents to
the outlay as payment for Is cents
worth Of chocolates to make the
physic a necessity; he pays the
grocer and the butcher two prices
land registers appreciation he gives
the banker 8 per cent for 4 per
cent money and recognizes that in |
unnaturaltimes one must expectl
unnatural charges; he pays the |
garaeeman, the picture show man,
the drayman, and the railroad their
increased rates without a kick, but
when any Of these intelligent and
progressive business, men desire a
handful Of letterheads they are
shocked at the continual upward
trend in the prices Of printing.
We might offer these gentlemen a.
number Of valid reasons for higher
printing costs in addition to the
oifes that they already know to be
Legitimate, but do not think it'll
necessary to go into our business
details to them any more than we
expect them to do this for us.
However, we will say to them
that the day when the country
lprinter owed everyone in the COM
immunity and was dependent upon
their charity for his support the,
lday when he walked in fear of his
banker and approached his grocer
lin confusion lis with all offices of
any consequence a thing of the
past. To be a successful newspa-
Iper man requires nearly as much
talent as it takes to successfully
manage a soda fountain and should
be worthy of as much remunera-
ton as is expected by the proprie-
tor of a poolpalace In addition
to this a Ailpewspaper man
must have sufficient literary abil-
lity tocorrect the copy Of men who
; wish commercial prin ting SO as to
J make it intelligent in its construc-
,, ton. These are but few of the
Ireasons why it costs more to have
printing done in these days of adj
vanced costs of everything than it
did when shoes were selling for
$3.50, wheat for 60 cents and
"Horseshoe"at as cents per pound.
The fact that we dare write and
publish these truths is proof posi-
/, tive that in some Offices at least
fear and trembling have been SUI
!. lperseded by that knowledge of
actual value which makes for COM
mercial and intellectual independ-
; ence.
1t is to laugh!-Clay Center
VI (Neh. CLAW County Sun.
The Jasper news., 1920-08-26

wiah to th1nk my patrons for the
business you have given me the past
six years, and al others who have
helped to make my business success.
Isolicit your patronage In the future.
Will conduct sales any where, any time
and give you my best service. Apply
ear. for dates Phone or write me at
Jasper, or phone Democrat Office at
July :. AL Kent. "a miles west Of
Golden City.
July 10. WA clyman. ! mile eastAof
July is. Pearl Brandon, miles
north Of Golden City.
July II. CT Binney. II miles west
July 70. Roy Kari, 81 miles north
west Of Red Oak.
July 81. Al Smith Estate, 8 miles
east Of Jaapef
{ July %. Hubert Simpson, "a miles
northwest Of Maple Grows.
July %. $ Carter. 2 miles south
east OF Carthage.
July "a. Mrs, Nehet,2 miles north
July rs. Parker &. Roger, z miles
southeast Of Carthage.
July n. M E Demuing, 8 miles
north OF Carthage.
July 20. Mrs. Alice Keltner, miles
northwest Of Jasper.
July 20. Ernest Bowers, 2 miles east
bf Medoc.
July 50. Hayden Cottrell, 2 miles
northeast OF Kenoma.
July 81: Chamber Of Commerce,
Webb City.
August z. Cd Bingham, 81 miles
west OF Avilla.
August 4. W D Kelly, mile south
of Nashville.
August s.. Miles Starrett and Harry
HiIle, miles north Of Alba.
August 6. Bob Sanders, z miles
southeast OF Jasper.
August z. Harve Buerge, i miles
east OF Jasper.
q August 9. Frank Ross, 8 miles north.
east Of Carl functions
August 10. VIM. Greenwood, 81 miles
southeast of Jasper.
! August 10. W. Roy Woodland, miles
west and mile north of Golden City.
August ID. Fl Johnson, 3miles east
of Maple Grove.
Monday, August 16. r. s. Jarvis ant
p. ]. Bell, 8 miles northeast Jasper.
August II. j.. A. Taylor, northwes
of Jasper.
y August 10. Tinsley and Francis,
miles west Of Golden City.
= August 20. Ernest Bowers, Medoc
August "a. Mrs. Mollie Gresham,
miles south and miles west of Jasper
August 20. White and Cook, 2 mile
west and 1 miles south OF Golden City
August 26. c. N. Ammon, Morgan
Heights.
Anqust q. Chamber OF Commerce
The Jasper news., 1920-08-26
rL.lr Ahlutlon. soon over.

Personally we have met many Kinds
Of chumps in our time. but we have
never encountered one who loafcd
very long IN n cold bath.--Dallas
News.
The Jasper news., 1920-08-26
order o. PubIieation.

N. II. Patterson and HomerJ. Dear
.dorff, as executors OF the viii of William
E. Dearborn deceased, and Leona Hart
ley, Elsie Hartley, Leah Hartley, mi
nors, by Hice Hartley, their guardian
and curator, and Ann e. Dearborn, Jo-
eph A. Dearborn, Isaac L. Dearborn,
lille May Lilly, William Dearborn
Maynard Dearborn Two Dearborn, Anna
B. Spaid, Homer j. Dearborn, Pearl
Narramore, May Ash, Clara Spinnamon,
Marie Narramore, Fred Dearborn, Clyde
Dearborn and Macy Ogden, Plaintiffs,
VS..
George w. Hawk, il living, or if dead;
the unknown consort, heirs, devisees
donees, alienees. and immediate mesne
and remote, voluntary and involuntary
grantees Of George W. Hawk, Defend
ants.
The state Of Missouri to the above
named or described defendants,> greet
ings:
You are hereby notified that an action
has been commenced against you in the
circuit court OF the county OF Jasper, In
the state Of Missouri, affecting the title
to the following described lands and
tenements, to wit:
Lot No. sElevenQl) in Block Twenty
threef28)of the original town, now city
oiJasper, in Jasper county. Missouri
which said action is returnahle on the
first day Of the next term Of said court
to be held at the courthouse in the city
/ Of Joplin in the county and state afore-
said, on the goth day OF September 1920,
when and where you may appear and
answer or otherwise defend such action
The Jasper news., 1920-08-26

Why strain your eyes when
Pingree's glasses viii relieve!
Glasses and test made same
day. IL years in Carthage.
DR.. w. r. Pingree,
Optoncuist., Carthage, No.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-22
z Parafii Dobrego Pa.
sierra ma Krakowie.

Stowarzyszenie A~postolstwa MOdli-
twy z parafii Dobrego P~asterZa, zaku-
PHO W tych dniach cd firmy ,Da Pra-
to Co." piekna statue Z wizerunkiem
zmarlego Zbawiciela, naturalnej wiel--
koSci. kt6ra ~zostanie umieszczOna we
Wielki Piatek W grobie, ma te okaZye
wedlug Observation-Disclosures zwycza-
low w koSciele urzQdzOnym. Figura Ia
przedstawia sic znakomicie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-22
z AMMONIA.

" Srode ubieg}a odbyl sic okazaly
pogrzeb s. p. Ludwika PiotrOwSkieGo,
kt6ry zmari wSkutek zapalenia piuc.
OSak zaiobny wyrlSzyi z domu pnr.
1919 W. 19tej ul., do kOsciOia p. w.
Sw. Amy, gdzie Y. Jan GrembOwicz
odprawil nabole6Stwo i ceremOnie Ii
turgiczne W asyScie y. Stanis}awa Chy-
~ i y. J01efa KarabaSza. Pc od$pie-
waniu LIBERIA; Calo wynieSiono do
karawanu. pozem podaaOno ma cmen-
tarz Sw. Wojciecha. w poSrzebic bra
10 udzial spore grono krcwnych, PREY
jaci6{ i ~znajomych.
Do kOSciola p. W. Sw. Amy zakuplo-
no bardzo piekny zielOneSO kOlOru dy-
wan do Sanktuaryum. Dywan 6w zaku
piony zostai 2 feStynu, jaki sic pred
paru tygodniami Odby} W tejze parafii.
PozoStaie pieniadze, Obr6oone zOStana
ma zakupuo ornat0w.
"
Miejscowy Y. prOboSzcz KaZimierz
S{ominSki. kt6ry by} z~}ozOny chOrOha
merck cd kilku tygodni, pzychodzi. pO-
wolf do normalnego stanu zdrowia. Oh
poniedziaku zajmie sic ju swymi o.
bowiazkami p~arafialnymi.
We wtorek, dnia 20-go kwietnia b..
r, rozpocznie sic W kOSciele p. w. Sw.
Amy neutrality-suspicious. nabozeh-
stwo, kt6res jak zwykle, pOtrwa do
zwartku. BIizsze ~szczeg6iy W Swoim
czasie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-22

ska, a jedynie mniejszosc, okolo 40
ksiezy, zg}osila stanowcze p~ostulaty
co do o%drebnego patryarchatu c..
skie2o, wprowadZenia ~czeskiego je-
zyka liturgicznego, zniesienia cell
batu i zmieny W u~stroju hierarchii.
w tym duchu wystapiia tez W RZy-
ME t. wv. delegacya trzech, jednaH
jej Sprawozdanie, WHOLESOME pc po-
wrocie dnia I sierpnia 1919 w obec-
nosci 1851 czlonk6w ,,Jednoty' -
iakkolwiek odmowne co do zasadni-
czych zadah - olbrzymia wiekszosc
zebranych przyjela z pewnem zado-
woleniem do wiadomoSci, co stwier-
dza uchwaia tejze wiekszoSci o po-
zostaniu Czech W Ionic KoSciola
rzymskiego. Zgloszony TAME wnio--
SEX ks. Zahradnika. przeciw swiezo
mianowanemu arcyb. Pragi, ks. kor-
dacowi, zgromadzenie odrzucilo.
ReformiSci ponieSli dalsza kleske
take W opinii publicznej, kt6ra tyl-
ko niechetnie przyjeia wszystkie
akty naruszenia celibatu i poparia
~zarzadzenia kuryi praskiej. :
Stanowcze wystapienie arcyb. kor
daca podniecilo atoli reformist6w do
nowego kroku, a bylo MIN odpra-
wienie W dniu Nowego Roku 1920
pierwszei uroczystej czeskiej mszy
w knSciele Sw. Mikolaja Pradze,
co podobno nastapiio take tn i 6w-
die ma prowincyi. Fakty te byfy juz
stanowczem ~dokonaniem .schyzmy /
w kiIka dni pozniej, dnia s BIN. do
prowadzi}y do pokonania via facti'
is1niejacego kobciOia czesko-sioWa-
ckiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-22
Komitet.
CzterdziestO GOdzinne NabO-
ze1stwO W KOSciele p. W.
sw. WOjciecha.

.Juz w przeddzien nabOzeGStwa. "
poniedzialek, dina 15-go b. NJ, Bra
crwo R6zanca Sw. przyStQpiiO do Spo-
'yyiedZi Sw. WielkanoCnej. We wtoreA
naboienstwo ~rozpocZelO sic urOczySta
Msza sw. Celebrowai ia y. ~proboSzcz
Kazimierz GronkOwSki W aSyStencyi y.
p. JaneczkO. p~rObOSzcza z Kewanee, Ill.
! y. Franciszka B~Obkiewicza, proboSz-
ga z OSlesby. Ill. MiStrzem ceremonii
by} y. StaniSlaw CzapelSki. Pc MSzy
Sw. odbya sic prOcesya. Sumo odpra-
viii y. \. MajewSki, prObOszcz Z Depue'
H.. a kazanie wyglosi& y. kapelan
FranciSzek KulinSki WieczOrem nieSzpo
nv celebrowal y. J0zef Pajko-
wski. Asystowali mu y. Henryk
PiepeakOtter i Y. StaniSiaw DomaSze--
wSki. z La Sale, Ill. c~eremOniarzem
hyi y. StaniSiaw Chylla. SlOwo Bole
wyg}oSll Y. Wincenty NOwicki. w
srode sumec elebrowai y. NJ. DymiuSki,
~probOSzcz z Brighton. Iowa. W aSy-
stencyi y. P. Janeczko i y. Wladysia-
wa Kukulskiego. Kazanic wygtOSl y.
Woiciech J~aniSzewski. NieSZpOry cele-
bruwa( Y. DIR. AlekSy 4. G6rSki, kt6re-
mu ~asystowali y. TOmasz Smyk i y.
FIR. Kendziora. Funkcye ceremOniarza
pelnii Y W}adyslaw Balcer. Kazanie
mIa( Y. Jan MecikowSki. - W cZwar-
TEX uln celebrowaf y. P. JanecZkO W
asystenryi X. Stanislawa P~rzybysza.
proboszcza z Peru. III. / Y. Tomasza
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-22
CzESKI KOSCI0k RARODOWY.

w praskiej ,,Bohemii" oglosil ks.
Hilgenweiner artykui, streszczajacy
obecny stan sprawy odszczepienstwa
koScio1a narodowego W Czechach.
Rzecz te naleay Sledzic uwaznie,
gdyz ME jest ona obojetna dla lud-
no&ci polskiej w Czechach i Slowa--
czyznie.
,,Zgromadzenie 140 czeskich ksie-
zy, odbyte w Smichowie dnia s Z.
m. uchwalilo utworzenie samOdziel-
nego czesko-slowackiego koSciola |
wystapienie z rzymSko-katol. Ten
ruch odszczepiehczy datuje sic cd
chwili przewrotu politycznego W r.
1918 i o%gniskowal sic W zalozCnym
w6wczas zwiazku kapian6w czeskich
pod nazwa ,,Jednota''. zwiazek ten
poczatkowo ME zwraCa& sic jednakze
przeciw istniejacej hierarchii, a W
gronie jego 3 tysiecy bsiezy znajdo-
wall sic take biskupi i kanonicy.
Dopiero W s~tyczniu 1919 r. prey
brala .,Jednota' charakter boiowy.
co stale sic gl6wne "a sprawl posla
i ministra ks. Zahradnika. kt6ry jui
dawniej pod pSeudonimem ,,Brod-
sky oglosil kilka namietnych bro
z polemicznych. nawoiujac do u
suniecia rzekomego 7epsucia wsr6d
duchowiehstwa czeskiego.
Atoli r6wnoczeSnie ZaznaCzyt sic
rozlam W Ionic czlOnk0w ,,Jednoty ,
gdv mianowicie przewazajaca wick
szo$G uznala potrzebe zmian, atoli
tylko W porozumieniu z kurya rzym-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-22
Podlekowanie

Niniejszem skiadam serdeczne
podziekowanie DR.. J. J. Bona "a
tnieszkalemu pnr. 224O S. Mar,
Blvd, "a umiejetne wylecze
ME mnie Z ciezkiej choroby. ktO
potrzebuje pomocy polecam go
jake dobrego lekarza.
Jeszcze raz skiadam DR.. J. J,
Ronie serdeczne Bog zapiac".
Antoni Dworak,
256o So. Sacramento ave.
Chicago, III.
ogl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-22

Klub Mfodzieiy p. W. .,DobregO Pa
sierra" zbiera sic W sail parafialnej
w kazdy czwartek w~ieczOrem, W celu
spedzenia czasu pomiedzy swoimt. w
~otoczentu miejscowych kSiezy. Chfop-
CIV, pomimo kr0tkiego czaSu iStnienia
klubu maja W MIN r6znego gatunku
rozrywki: Czytaja ~pouczajace kSiQzki
powieSciowe, historyczne i naukowe,
kt6re sprowadzi{ miejscOwy probOszcz
y. Franciszek WOjciechOwSki, grywajl
w karty i inne pOdObne CRY w MEDIA
lekiej p~rzyszioSci, skOro tylko miejSca
bedzie wiecej, ~Sprowadzony zostanie BIZ
lard i przybory atletyczne. w sezonie
letnim naSi chlCtcy re Swym kapela-
mem y. jana Petersonem IA czele. ZOr-
ganizuja dziewiatke (team) z najlep-
szych pOSr0d siebie graczy W pike me-
iowa. gdzie grywaC bedq regularuie.
Rodzice powinni zachecaG Swych Syn6w
do wStepOwania W szercgi mfodziezy,
kt0ra pOzoStaje pod bac1nem Okiem
~miejscowych ksiezy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-22

SampOliGSkiego. Ceremoniarzem by} X.
Leon Hinc. Slowo Boze wypowiedziat
Y. Antoni Gawrych: NieSZpory ma "a
ko6czenie celebrowal Y. Konsultor j
proboszcz Wladys}aw Bobkiewicz, z
La Sale, ILL.,, W a~syStencyi X. J6ze-
IA Kruszki i Y. Jana MecikOwSkiego.
Obowiazki ceremoniarZa sprawowaf y.
StanlSlaw PrZybySz. Kazanie wygfoSii
". ~proboszcz Jan Zwierzchowski. Ma
Izako6czenie Odbyla sic wspaniala pro-
ceSya przy udziale Bractw k~oScielnych.
w uroczyStoSciach brazil udzia} o.
pr6cz wyzej wymieniOnych naStepujacy
bracia kapfani: Y. Praiat StaniSiaw
Nawrocki, y. Franciszek Wojtalewicz,
". Konsultor Ludwik G~rudziGski, y.
BroniSiaw Czajkowski, y. FanciSzek
OStrowski, y. Jan LANCE, Y. Franci-
seek JagielSki, Y. FranciSzek Kara
baSz. Y. Wojciech Furman, Y. Ed
ward Kowalewski, y. Ferdynand Seize
Ska, y. RaJmund Applet, y. Franci-
seek Marcinek, y. Antoni Halgas, X.
AlekSander Knitter, y. Wacaw Wa
rakomSki, Y. Bernard SzudZiGSki, y.
Felix's Feldhei-p y. F~ranGSZek WOj-
ciechowSki, y. TeOdOr Langfort, y.
StauiSiaw Koralewski, y. Jak0b Strzy
cki. Y. Felix's KachnOwSki. Y. Julian
GrzeziGski. y. Jan StoiGski, y. Jan
Grembowicz. y. J6zef KarabaSz, y.
Szczepan SzczepaISki. y. WiadySlaw
Rz0Ska, y. Szczepan Bubacz, y. Win
Gently Nowakowski. ". BoleSiaw Ma
wrOcki. Y. Leon Sychowski, Y. ia
kOb ~Szpremga, y. FranciSzek Wal
czak. y. Ignacy RenklewSki, y. Ed
ward Dankowski, y. Edward Schu.
Ster. y. Alojzy SzczerkOwSki, y. BO-
IeSlaw Kasprzycki. ". J. KendziOra,
Y. Antoni Socha, y. PiOtr WitmanSki,
y. BOnifacy IwaszewSH C. S. c., Y.
J. Luzny C.. s. c., y. w. Warkocki,
y. Jan Peterson. Y. J0zef MSzanOwSki,
y. kapelan FranciSzek Rusch i miejsco
wi wikarzy.
C~zcigodnym SioStrom NaZaretankom
nalezy sic uznanie "a prace okoio u
piekszenia o4tarzy, a ch6rom "a dosko-
nale wykonanie Spiew6w, zwias7cZa
pannie Bronislawie Bury i p. Sewery-
nOwi Ku~jawskiemu ~organi$Ge. - Plon
nabOzeGStwa i piracy kapla1skiej byi
Obfity j jest rekojmia biogoslawiehStwa
BOzego Ola rodzin naSzych i calej pa
rafii.
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,BUNCO PARTY" OLA PO-
LOWCZYN.

w niedziele dnia 2Sgo marca,
o godzinie 4tei po poiudniu, 10
mitet Zarzadzajacy Dniem Polo
WI Tag Day. urzqdza ..Bunco"
zabawe ola tych wszystkich po--
}cwczyn. ktore oddaly swe usiugi
ma ten Gel.
Panic, ktore zarzadzaty dziew-
czetami w paraiiach, raczq zawia-
donnie wszystkie dziewczeta, axe
by sic stawily ma sail ,,Macierzy
Polskiej'. pnr, 145r W. Division
utica, . pietro, W niedziele. dnia
2Sgo marca, o eodz. 4tej Pc po-
iudniu.
Komitet.
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Ruch W TOwarzyStWaCh.
re STANISLAWUWA.

- Oddziai No. 26ty sw. Klary Ma
cierzy Polskiej odbedzie posiedzenie
w poniedzia}ek, dnia 22gO marca, o
godzinie 1870 ~wieczorem, W sail no.
g.. ObecnoSc wszystkich p%ozadana. -
J. Henke, PREF; J. Piotrowska, sekr.
prot.
Tow. sw. Wiktoryi gr. III S.
P. W A. odbedzie p~osiedzenie dis
wiecz6r, o godzinie 80, W sail zwy-
klvch posiedZen. - W. WiSniew Ska,
pref. Rozalia Dukes, sekr. prot, -
1920 Cleaver ul.
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Jaka bedzie lego przyszlosG?

w tym kierunku odpowiada wspo-
mniany autor, re odszczepiehst""
40 ksiezy ma ogolna liczbe kilku y
siecy ksieay katol. W Czechach ma
razie groznem ME jest. zw}aszcza, IL
wykluczonem jest, ably do ruchu It.
go przylaczyli sic ksieza Niemcy !
Slowacy. Zdaniem autora - niewat-
pliwie stanie sic cos ola demokraty-
zaryi ~urzadzeh koscielnych W Cze-
chach. prawdopodobnem jest take
rozszerzanie praw jezyka czeskiego VI
k~oSciele, mic atoli ME wskazuje. ably
ruch odszczepienczy stall sic zywiolo-
wynn.
Korcps. ,,Sfowa PolSkiego".
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Koncert Szkoly Muzy-
cznej B. Rybowiaka.

w niedzlele, dnia 2Sgo kwiet-
MIA odbedzie sic koncert znanej
szko}y muzycznej B. Rybowiaka
W sail parafialnej rog Bickerdike
i Superior ul., o godzinie Smej
wieczorem. Program sklada sic Z
CRY ma skrzypcach, ma fortepianie,
Spiewow solowych, duetow kwar
tetow, zarazem odspiewany costa
ME Sextet Z opery vLucya Z Lam
mermoru". Pod dyrekcya panny
Florentyny Eckert wystapiq
dziewczeta Z tahcem baletowym.
Dyalog ,,Zyd Handlarz' zoStanie.
odegrany przez dwoch ucznlow,
St. Czerniakowskiego ! W. Mike.
I powyzszego programu wydzi--
my, re wiecz6r bedzie bardzo do
bry. Kto bywal ma poprzednlch
popisach tejze szko}y, vie o tenn
dobrze, re programy tel szkoly So
bardzo urozmaicone i zajmujace,
vice i tym razem publicznoSc sig
ME zawiedzie.
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WoLNE WSTEPNE
$1.OO NAGRODY OLA NO
WYCH (KIN.)

"a Wszystkie MOVIE aplikacye,
datOwane przez lekarzy egzami--
nujacych po dniu 1szym marca,
Dr., Zarzad Gi6wny Macierzy Pol
skiej wyplaca pc $1.OO nagrody.
Wstepne jest wolne.
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" niedziele, dnia ego czerwca b. r.,
odbedzie sic w tel parafii Bierzmowa-
ME. kt6rego dokona J. f. y. Arcybi-
skup jerry Mundelein. Do Sakramentu
tec przystapia tax starSi jak i dzin-
iva. Bedzie to pierwsza E~anOniczna wi
zyta tego Dostojnika KoSciola W tel
parafii.
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Glory parafiane przygotowuja sic
do przedstawieuia, kt0re sic odbedzie
DO Wielkanocy W sail p~arafialnej. Ode
Crane 0ostana dwie wesole, pe4ne HIT
moru jedno-akt6wki, p. t. Black o.
petany" i ,,Zyd W beczce" PROXY V
toku.