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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-29

An oatmeal cake, enclosed in
muslin bag, Is bro Ken owe: Scotch
brides head for Luck.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-29

india, once the biggest exporter OF
dye material is now one of the big
gest importers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-29
CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN.
Corn Belt Route"

GOING. SOUTH.
No. 1-St. Joe & x. c. Linn. 4:55 q m
No. tx. G. Mail and Ex.. .9:07'p m
No. tx. &c. st. Joseph. j. 10: 10 a m
No. Slides Moines Mail ..7:1S D m
GOING NORTH.
No. sts-Twin Cities Linn. .11:2S % m
No. Chicago, st. Paul Elk. 8: 80 a M
No. E4-Daily ...... .7:66 q m
No, Chicago Filler .10;s5 o "a
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-29

the CITY Ddnu, WICU In s1A SlIflCOko A0
leader. Tho evening was fine and the
attendance fairly good. The music was
enjoyable and It 10 expected that the
band will give weekly concerts for
the rest Of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Woods ana fam
lily and Miss Fay Curtis have started
on their auto ride across the plains
and mountains to California.
Announcement 10 made OF the we'd
ding to take place on the 4th OF Aug
ust, Of Miss Effie Main, of this city,
ana Sergeant Charles jacques, of
Denver, Colo. The welded pair will
make their homo In Denver for the
present, as the groom Is still in SCR.
vice. The bride-to-be is b sister OF
Mrs. VIII Doud. Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred j. WINERY and
their three daughters started on
Wednesday on a six weeks trip by
auto to ri Paso. Tex, ana then on to
Los Angeles and other points In Call
ifornia.
Miss Leota Kellenbarger is enter
tanning as her guest Mrs. William
Harris, whose homo Is at De Witt,
but who has recently come from the
Philippines;where she has been work.
ing under the board Of education {
Mr. and Mrs. B. j. Kicker, with
their two children and Mrs. Ricker's
mother. Mrs. Tompkins. started by
auto for Frankfort, Mich. where they
plan to spend their vacation largely.
Saunders & Martin have been pre-
pairing meteor boat, all by them
selves, and now have II nearly ready
for action In the water. They plan to
launch It in Arbor Lake and thus add
one more attraction to that pleasant
summer resort. The boat will accom-
modate a half dozen or more people.
tn dimensions are eighteen feet by
five.
r. l. Davidson has recently be-
come the owner Of tho historic old
Professor Buck home. The house was
built soon after the first home OF the
Buck family had been demolished by
the tornado Of 1889, and very near to
the first site.
C. r. Cooper, who left his home in
Iowa and made one In California
thirty three years ago and has not
been in iowa since he left until now,
came some time ago to the home OF
his brother. DR.. ]. M. Cooper, Of
Rockwell City, and both brothers,
with the doctors family, came to Wis
1t another brother, DR.. r. M. Cooper,
Of Grinnel1.
Mrs. Jessie Hartman Schuyler. Of
the Merchants National Bank force,
Is taking her vacation in q. visit with
old friends in Atlantic. where she
used to live.
Miss Anna w. Field has finished
her summer school at Ypsilantt,
Mich, and plans to be at the family
ht,mestn Grinnell on Friday evening
OF this week Il,
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-29

Tho clothing Industry Is the
fourth largest industry In the coun-
try and any unsettled condition. no
matter what its cauro. which de-
vtslops In 10 important an industry
Is bound sooner or later to be re-
Elected into the other Industries. !. II
there anything to be gained for the
great mass of labor, who after all
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-29
: orinnsll and Vicinity.
Special to Times Republican.


Grinnell. July 29.-The Methodist
people Of this city are already MAX
ing preparations for .ne holding OF
the annual conference here In Sep
tenloer, as It Is expected there will
be 800 or more In attendance. Bishop
Homer G. Stunts Ii to preside at the
conference meetings. Some OF the
other notables are: Bishop w. F. Nc
Dowell. Of Washington, d. c.; Rev.
DR.. J. M. M. Gray. of Kansas City;
Rev DR.. J. L. Hillman, president of
Simpson College at Indianola, and
Miss Ruth Partridge. native Of In
1ia.
MI. and Mrs. n. Q. Jost, Of 1888
Halr,lin street. arc having the plea
sure OF a visit from Mrs. w. Jost,
from Stockton. and her daughter.
Mrs. Frank Harrington from Daven-
port.
Many OF the older Inhabitants Of
Grinnell remember we'll d. s. Beards-
ley. who was prominent here for a
number Of years. holding tho post
masterShip under Grover Cleveland.
being active in politics Of tho coun-
ty, secretary Of the Grinnell. fair, and
active in ODD Fellowship. Word has
recently como to Samuel Nelson, OF
this city. from Yakima, wash, OF the
death Of Mr.. Beardsley at the home
Of his son In that city on the 18th Of
July.
Mrs. frank r. Amy started on
Tuesday for Long Beach. Calf. She
was accompanied by her mother, Mrs.
e. r. McReynolds, and both ladies
have planned lengthy visit In that
region among their relatives.
The G. Fl Carter family ana their
relatives arc enjoying q visit from
Mrs. J. r. Carter and her two daugh-
terss who came from their homo in
Continental. o., for q lengthy visit.
The second Of the concerts In the
city park was given last evening by
the city band, with 4. Il. Simcoke as
leader. Tho evening was fine and the
attendance fairly good. The music was
enjoyable and It 10 expected that the
band will give weekly concerts for
| the rest OF the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Woods and fam
lily and Miss Fay Curtis have started
on their auto ride across the plains
IL !. a = e .
The Winslow mail., 1920-10-15
THE OIL NATI0y

Due to new processes of extracting
gasoline from crude. Oil, the increas-
ed recovery Of gasoline in 1919 was
$50 as compared with 1873 in 1914.
From 1914 to. 1919 crude oil produc-
ton Increased AZ per cent, gasoline
increased 100 per cent and automo-
biles increased $50 per cent
! The United States now controls S5
per cent of the: worlds petroleum
production, but it is far from con-
trolling more than small portion OF
the worlds potential oil fields.
Sheldon Clark of Chicago, vice pre-
sident of. Sinclair Refining Company,
asserted that England will soon have
monopoly on the oil business of the
world unless the United States
Government takes immediate steps to
stimulate the development of foreign
oil fields. by American capital.
I Already we are going to import
more as the American fields are work
ed out. If we do not get busy in
foreign fields we will be at the mercy
of the nations controlling the oil sup
ply within ten or fifteen years.
The Winslow mail., 1920-10-15
THE BUILDING SITUATION

There is, no general expectation
that by postponing new building for
a few months, marked savings may
be realized through future declines
In prices, says the Guaranty Trust
Company Of New York. Even should
the long-desired definite recession in
prices develop it is believed that for
sometime yet building costs will show
at best but slight decline.
"The raw materials for building
are available in abundance, sufficient
to support the most ambitious build
ing program and in the lumber indus
try it is estimated that there is an
excess plant capacity of so per cent.
The supply of materials may there
fore, in many cases, promptly be en-
larged whenever demand calls for it,
~ Other lines of business en-
terprises are effected by credit
stringency but most of them show no
such marked decline in activity as
does the building industry. It appears
that the transportation tangle is the
primary source of the decline in
building operations"
The Winslow mail., 1920-10-15
GET READY F0R. BUSINESS

The decline in Wholesale commodity
prices for 18 consecutive weeks leaves
no doubt that the peak of high prices
has been passed. Everything Is drop
ping from milk to automobiles, In
spite of the strenuous protests from
certain sources that reductions in
price at this time are impossible.
From Arkon, Ohio, an automobile
tire manufacturing center, $1,000 one
way tickets out of the city were sold
during September due to unemploy-
Tnent.
Minneapolis, Oct. Flour $12 a
barrel. lowest since October, 1919.
Wichita, Kans., Oct. 1-10 per cent
cut in pork prices by packers.
Seattle, Oct. Canned milk re-
duced from S. to $3.50 per case.
New York, Sept. 30--Reductions of
Is to 20 per cent in price of Lee tires
announced.
Columbus, Ohio, Sept. 3O-Timken
Roller Bearing Co. lays off 1900 en-
ployes.
Indianapolis, Sept 30-A general
reduction of 81 sack on wholesale
price Of potatoes
Kansas City-Two most fashionable
hotels annouce food price cuts of from
Is to 35 per cent.
Toledo, Ohio-String of restaurants
here cuts food prices 10 to, 100 per
cents. Steaks reduced from SO cents
and rs cents to 25 and 35 cents.
Chicago Retail clothing house an
nounces drop of from 20 to 25 per
cent in mems clothing and further re-
ductions possible. Pianos drop 500
on all styles. Brass plumbing sup
plies cut 10 to rs per cent.
The foregoing are merely samples
OF price reductions being made. Com
petition has been restored and man
ayers are after the business and try
ing to get the jump on the other fel-
low. We have seen conditions change
from sellers" to a buyers mar
ket." The readjustment taking place
does not indicate hard times coming.
The Manufacturer and Industrial
News Bureau predicts that within a
few months this country will see the
greatest buying movement Of raw
materials and manufactured goods
that We have ever witnessed. Millions
OF people have been going without
necessary articles for years waiting
for more normal prices.
The Winslow mail., 1920-10-15

Construction in Arizona
Gypsum's Company's 100000 plant
under way. When completed plant
will have capacity Of 800 tons every
"a hours.
The Winslow mail., 1920-10-15

ella Bend-Southern Pacific r. +.
contemplating survey of branch line
to Gulf of California.
The Winslow mail., 1920-10-15

Miami-Cowboy mine in Dripping
Springs district to be thoroughly de-
yeloped under new management.
The Winslow mail., 1920-10-15

Chandler-30 carloads of building
material for road construction by
Twohy Bros. enroute.
The Winslow mail., 1920-10-15

Flagstaff population shows 100 per
cent gain from 1910 to 1920.
The Winslow mail., 1920-10-15

Phoenix-Shortage of teachers re-
ported in rs rural schools throughout
state.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-11

zasadniczych pomawek, szef po-
licyi Clarity oSMadczyi, &c / TAX
jest zadowolon!% gdyz zdoa PREY
pomocv navel tax okroloncso
swcgo projckttl zdobyc ~potrzebnq
koptrole mad Gala policya i dzieki
tcrnu bedzic nogi wziac ia siebie
odpowiedziahosc "a zmnlejszcnie
sic iloSci zb6odni. Opera on swe
nadzieje gi5wnic ma tenn poStano-
wieniu ordEnansu, ktore nakazuje
Skladanic wszystkich wazniej .
szycll raportow bezposTednio je-
mu samcnnu. To tcz burmistrz
oSwiadczy}, &c gdyby
pan Clarity pc wprowadzenlu w
zycic nowcgo o%rdynansu ME zdo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-11

zcznai W szpitalu co naStepuJe: Wi
dzialem Franciszke wychodzaca z Wy
sZynku Ben'a Watner'a, PREY Wa
bansia i W~ashtenaw ave. W towa--
rzystwie innego mezczyzny. wieC po-
cza}em wyrzucat jej postepki i po-
waliicm ia ma ziemie, a ona do mnie
w6wczaS strzeliia". KObieta twierdzi
jednak, il q zadnym mezcEyzna ME
miala ~stycznoSci. Nazywafa sic oDa
przcdtem Franciszka Liscwska. a
przcd trzcma laty wyszla "a Karola
Jamrock'a. M6wiia ona, re powo-
dem nieporozumienia jcj Z mezem
byl fakt. IL ME chciala popdpisac
papier0w o zwolnienie go cd poboru
do wojska, kiedy otrzymat takie We
zwanie. Gdy p~owrocil z wojska. ona
ME chciala z MIN mieszkaG ! opuSci-
Ia go. Rodzice jej micszkaja pnr.
1852 Girard ul. q FrederickSon'em
mieszkala iuz cd pieciu miesiecy.
= o =
Tow. Pomocy Naukowej urzadza
W przyszia niedziele, dnia 14go h. M,
wielki koncert ma korzySt ksztaice-
MIA miodszego pokolenia. Noncert
ten odbedzie sic W sail parafialneJ
D. W. $w. Trolley, PREY Clcaver vi.
Poczatek O godzinie Sis wieczorem.
Program bedzie sic skladai z wyste-
pow wokalno-muzycznych.
o 80 q
W pierwsza nieGziele pc Wiclka-
nocy. dnia 11go kwietnia b. r, ID
dial i'm. Henryka Sienkiewicza, Ma
cierzy Polskiej, skupiajacy sic PREY
parafii p. W. Sw. Jana kanteso. u
rzadza przedstawicnie. ktore sic Cd
bedzie w sail parafialncj. Odesranc
zostana sztuki p. {. ,.Stryi przyJe-
chal" ! ..Cudowne leki'. Bilety do
rabycia IL cz}onk6w tegoz towarzy--
silva.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-11
ORDYNANS POLICYJNY
UCHWA-
LONY.

Pred wczorajszem poSicdze-
MEM Rady miejskiej Z CORY juz
przeczuwano, re majaca przyjsc
pod obrady sprawl nowego re-
gulaminu policyjnego do tego sto-
pnia zajmic Gas ..ojcom miasta"
IL ME zostanie 60 dosyc nawet ia
powziecie decyzyi W kwcstyi pro-
jektowanych bondow W sunie
$50, 900, 900 ma rome cele miejskie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-11

uke trzech przedmiot6w w tym
czasie. Ia kazdy dodatkowy pred
miot czesne bedzie wynosic 500,
podobnic jak dotychczas. Ma kur-
sic handlu i administracyi czcsne
bedzie wynosic $40, zamiast $50
kwartalnic, ia wydzialc prawa
$50 zamiast $50, ma wydziale teo-
logii $50 zamiast $40 it'd.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-11
DRUGA NOTA ROSYI DO
POLSKI,

Warszawa, II. marca. - Rad
sowiecki wysia} wczoraj druga
note w sprawie pokoju z Polska.
Nota podpisana przez sekretarza
spraw zagranicznych Cziczerina,
zada natychmiastowego rozpocze-
cia rokowan i prosi o wyznaczenie
czasu i miejsca ma obrady. Nota
bolszewicka zosta}a wys}ana zaraz
po wiclkiem zwyciestwie Polakow
mad Moskalami. Department woi
ny oSwiadcza, re gotow do roko.
wan, ale czasu ami miejSca ME wy
znacza. Naczelnik panstwa Pi}su'
dski i minister spraw zagranicz-'
nych p. Patck odbywaja narady
mad propozycyami bolszewikow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-11
EXTRA!
RUMUNIA R~OZPOCZYNA
ROKOWANIA POKOJOWE
Z ROSYA.
Z ROSYA.

Bukareszt, II. marca. - Dr.
siaj rozpoczefy sic pokojowe roko-
wanna pomiedzy rzadem rumun--
skim a przedstawicielami sowie--
tow rosyjskich W Dorna Watra
ma Bukowinic. Rumunia domaga
sic wycofania wojsk rosyjskich z
mad granicy i proponuje nawiaza-
mic stosunkow handlowych z Ro.
sya.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-11
rNOTATKI OSOBISTE

Do domu PIP. StaniSiawa i Maryl La
SkowSkich. zam. pnr. 50f9 W. 3lej ul.,
przySzla la SWAT pociccha W postacl
tcgicSo i hozcgo Synka. Matka i die
Gle znajduia sic PREY dObrcm zdrowiu.
ChrzeSt dzieciCcia odbyl sic W kO&cic-
lie p. W. Matki Boskicj CzcStOchOwSkicj,
gdzic mlodcmu ~obywatclowi madame i
mic J0zef.
Oh. WladySiaw MajcwSki. Fam. pnr.
1923 SO. Rockwell H., ODjqt W tycil
dniach posadc W Skarbcu banku pod
nazwa Peoples Stock Yards, ma
miejsce p. J0zefa kruSinSkiego, kt0ry
dOstai promOcye do dcpartamcntu ola
spraw Zagranicznych.
Oh. Stefan Szlak, nahyi W tych
dniach koSztem 81, 800 ma Szync do ro-
bienia lodu, kt6rQ umicSci w swoim
skIadzie rzczniczym pnr. 1860 w. lei
III. Oh. Szlak, jest czynnym cziOnkiem
ch6ru ChOpina, gniazda SOkOl6w i'm.
Swiatkiewicza i innych to~warzyStw.
-
WczOraj W domu PIP. Antontcso /
Elzbicty Stachnik6w, zam. pnr. 21jS
Haddon ave, odbylaSSie nicSpodzianha
urzadzona przcz zyczliwc p~rzyjaciGiki
ma Geese panny Asaty Stachnik Z Okla
zyi jej urOdZin. 20 SmacznCj prZCkQScc
bawiOnO sic W rozmaitc cry towarzy-
shic. Il micdzy tcmi take W ,.bunco'.
Me brakio tcI u~pomink0w i bukict6w
.zywych kwiat0w, kt6rymi SolCniZantkc
nbdarzono. O pGlnocy u~czosnicy opu-
SELL dom PIP. Stachnik0w, OdmoSzac
jak najmilsze wrazenia z ZaUawy.
T
Wczoraj wieczorem pociagiem ko-
lei Chicago and Northwestern Cd
iechala W powrotna podrol do domu
i mega swego do San Francisco, Ca
lifornia, PAM Michalina Topolinska,
wraz z synkiem swoim Antosicm. Pa
nj Topolinska, bawiac przez dziewieG
miesiecy ma wakacyach W Chicago.
goScinnie byla podejmowana przez
rodzic6w swyCh PIP. Schroeder'6w,
starych parafian M~aryanowa, Fam.
pnr. 174S y. Hermitage ave. i sio-
sire sws, pania Larkin, zamieszka-
Ia W haywood. Ill. Pan Topolinski
Jest W San Francisco ,,fCremanem'
W pewnej fabryce. DodaG nalezy, re
teraz siostra p. T., PAM Larkin, po-
stanowila spedzic kilka mieS!ecy wa
kacyi la ~poludniu j zachodzie i nal
dalej "a diva miesiace wyjedzie do
siostry swej do Kalifornii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-11

IOhOlCZculS &c SltO'liNE ASES!
,,sucha" filiPike, w ktorej odgra-
zat sic, il demokraci PREY
jesicnnych wyborach beda mu-
sicli albo sic zlqczyc L repu-
blikanami albo doznac zu-
peInej porazki. Mowe te przery--
wall ironicznymi docinkami al
dermani Byrnes, Toman i Coug-
lin, przypominajac W~atsonowi,
re warda anna, ktorq OIL repre-
zentuje, ~kilkakrotnic juz otwar--
Gle gIosowala przeciwko prohibl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-11

Wczorajszej nocy zasz4a krwawa
awantura pomiedzy czula parka -
pania Franciszka Jamrock i Arturem
Frederickson'em. Pc parogodzinnej
kl6tni. jaka sic ~wszczeia pomiedzy nj
mi, Franciszka Jamrock strzeliia do
swego ulubionego. Z kt6rym obecnie
przez jakiS czas mieszkaia p. mr..
2637 ". North avenue, a kt6rego
kula ugodzila powyzej serca tax "a.
talnie. il pomimo pomocy lekar-
skiej W szpitalu Sw. Elzbiety. znaj-
duie sic W stsnie rezuadziejnym.
Kobiete a~resztowano. Frederickson
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-11

dski i minister spraw zagranicz--
nych p. Patek odbyWaja narady
mad propozycyami bolszewikow.
Clodzi tn mianowicic o cmiSye
cztcrcch rodzajow bondow: Pier
wszc, w sumic 100000 maja
bye przcznaczonc ma wydatki z}a-
czone 2 oSwietleniem miasta przcz
przeciQg Picciu lat najblizszych,
l:czqc pc $4,000 900 rocznic, dru-
gle, w sumie $9,2O0,000, maja bye
obr6conc ma budowe. nowych / ma
prawc starych mostow, ~trzccie, "
kwocic 100000, ma budowe
micjSkicj sail ia konwcncye, L
wrcszcie czwartc. r6wnicz w kwo-
cic 1000, 900, ma z~aioIonic ! ulcp-
szcnic malych park6w, placow "a
baw ola dzicci i wybrzczy.
Jak przcwidywano tax sic tez
/ sta4o. Lwiq czc5t >wcj scsyi po-
SwicciIa Rada projcktom nowcgo
ordynansu, ktorych przcdlozono
jcj diva do wyboru. Jcdcn Z Mich
opracowany przcz aldcrmana Guy
Guernsncy'a Z siodmcj wardy, do
maga} sic W pierwSzym rzedzie
znicSicnia biura dctcktyw6w. o.
raz zmnicjszcnia liczby kapita-
now i poruczniN6w policyi, jako-
tez skasowania cztcrcch stacyi po-
licyjnych - drugi, opracowany
przcz szcfa policyi Garrity'cSo i
dIatego nazwany Cd lego imicnia.
zasadzal SIG glownie ma skonccn-
trowaniu cafcj ! absolutncj nic1naI
wladzy W reku szcfa po,icyi, tax.
zebv miaf on navel praWo zmic-
Mac san umundurowanych poll
Cyantow w ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
d~ctcktywow i naodwrGt. Projckt
ten mial slime poparcie burmi-
strza Thompsona i jcgo fakcyi.
w rezultacic uchwalono ordy--
mans Garrity'cgo So SIosami pre-
ciwko q, a vice wiekczo5ciq tylko
dwu glosow p~otrzcbnych - "
dodatku dopicro po przyjeciu pig
clu bardzo waznych i caicSo SEE
rcgu d~robniejszych poprawck.
Ia zasadniczc nalcly uznac ma
stepujqce zniany:
l. Odrzucono postanowicnic ,e-
gulaminu, zc kazdy policyant po
doj5ciu do wicku 55 lat ma sic pod
dac egzaminowi, cclcm stwicrdzc-
MA swej zdolnoSci do siuzby. Pa
ragraf ten wyclimowano ma "a
DAME aid. Guernsey. kt6ry dowo-
dzii, zc PREY jcgo zastosowaniu
kazdy policyant w wicku ponad
80 lat musiafby sig STAG ,.polity.
kicrcm", gdyby choial pozostat
IA SVEN stanowisku.
,. OdrnrconO postanowicnie.
ma podstawie ktoreSo szcf dctck-
tywow posiada}by prawo utwo--
rzcnia i utrzymania rczcrWy po-
licyjnej, uznajac, &c rezcrwa ia
hylaby ~naduzywana dia ccIow
politykicrskich.
8. Ola tych samych powod0w
znicsiono paragraf, upowazniaja~
cy szefa po1icyi do mianowania
kazdego funkcyonaryusza miej.
skicgo specyalnym policyantem,
upowaznionym do n~oszenia bro,
Iii i gwiazdy.
4. Zamiast kreowania projckto.
wanych stanowisk trzech deputy
superintendent6w policyi, kt6rzy~
by peinili funkcye inspektor6w,
postanowiono ustanowic tylko
jcdnego takiego superintendent.
5. Odrzucono projektowana kla
s~yfikacye sierzantow = dctekty..
WOW jake ,.sierzantow p%olicyi", a
to Z togo powodu, IL TAXA zmiana
obciazyiaby budzct miejski kwo-
ia 100000.
Pomimo zaprowadzenia tych
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Asystcnt rekordcra Cniwersy--
tetu Chicagoskicgo oglasza, re L
rozpoczeciem sic letniego kwarta-
III, d. % czerwca. zostanie wpro-
wadzona znaczna p~odwyzka czc-
snego ma tym uniwersytecie. "
kollcgium sztuki. iiteratury i
nauki czcsne, kt6re dotychczas
wynosifo Cd $40 do $50 ma kwar-
tai, podniesione bedzie do $50,
kwarta} obejmujc II tygodni narl
.ki, a czesnc pokrywa opfate "a ma
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Notatki
Reportera.

- S~S NSANSN
ny Gas do wSpolniania i przedkIada-
mia ZgiosLen podatku dochodowcgo.
hazdy Obywatel czy n~ieobywatel 70
naty i iyjacy wsPolnie Z zona, kto-
rego doch6d W minionym roku wy
nosil wiecej nii $4,000, wzglednic
samotnym, albO posiadajacy Ione w
Europe. kt6rego doch6d przckraczal
$1,000, must uczyniC swe zg~oiszcnio.
kto tego zaniedba, podlegnie bardzo
surowej karze.
,,Dziennik Chicagoski" Chcc ula-
twiC, C%zytelnikom swym doPelnicnic
lego obWiazku. Ktokolwick ma ja-
Ee watpliwoSCi W kwcstyi POdatko-
wei, q trudno mu SIG rozm6wiG "
biurach amerykanSkich, moe sic
dis / przeZ caly tel tydzie6 zgiosic
W biu'ach DEiennika, w godzinac1
poPoIudniowych do Smcj wiecz0r,
gdzie otrzyma ~potrZebnc rGdy, wSka-
z6wki 1 pomoc.
WCzoraj udzielono W biurzc naszc-
go Wydawnictwa porady w sprawic
tego podatku Or rodakom.
: q =
OSmioletni Milard Milewski. zam.
pnr. 24o2 W. Division ul., ulegl
wczoraj nieszczeSliwemu wypadkowi.
Przechodzac utica Division W poblizu
Artesian ave. zostal najechany i
Smiertelnie pokaleczony przez auto
mobil mark Oakland, kt6rym Iiero-
wal sam wlaSciciel \. Decowski, =
mieszkaiy pnr. 9O2 y. Winchester
ave, doznajac obrazen W box, nogi.
rece i oczy oraz ponoszac bolesne D
brazenia w~ewnetrzne. Automobilista
zabral chlopczyka do swej maszyny
/ cdwi6zl do szpitala pod nazwa
Norwegian Deaconees5 Hospital ,
PREY Leavitt ul.. gdzic lekarze skon-
Statowali zlamarje 10 leber. Chic
pax zuajduje sic W krytycznym sta
nie i lekarzc ME msja Ladziei utrzy-
mania so prey zyciu.
!. = =
Ma oStatniem posiedzeniun KlubH
Pan partyi republikahskiej W dziel-
nicy Cicero, odbytem W sail Oh. Fran
'iszka Waszkiewicza ubicglej Srody
wieczorem, ~uchwalono urzadzit vie
,zorek ]rozmaito$ct po%laczony 2 ,,buu-
Co, kt6ry sic odbedzie W ~niedziele.
Inia 21go marca b. T. " tejze sa-
mel sail. Do klubu te:o naleza prze-
Saznie Polk. kt0re spodziewGa sic
iobrego pOparcia &c strony roda-
SOW.
= Q =
Do ~wyszyuku pnr. 2G1OO Fuller
ION ave. wszedl UracajaC do domu Z
teatru Tomas Miller, LEGACY lat Is,
zam. prr. GO&1 Lyndale ul., ma Jad-
wigowie i poprosil o szklankc piwa
NEAR beerl. Gdy wrocit do dom''
zastabi magic | amOu'anScm poh'YJ-
nym przcviezionO go do szpilaIa
Norwegian Hospital. przy ulicy Lea
witt. gdzic 20 kilku godzinach zmart.
rolicys wdrczyla scislc >Icdztwo !
czeka ma decyzye iawy w~iclkoprzy-
sieglych k~oronera.
.
Edward OlszewSAi. roOotniN' IL
czacy lat S., Fam. PR. 1888 CIaa-
yer ul.. stall sobic spokojnje wczoraj
ma narolniku uIic Noble i Austin
ave przvgladajac sic szyldowi IA
po~bliskiei fabrvcc. gdv raptem tuz
obok niego zdorzyly sic z SODA diva
automobile, a ieden 2 Mich. ktoryn
kierowa} G. L. GluecNamf, zam. pnr.
22S Leland ave. wpads ma Olsze"-
skiego i pokaleczyt 60 W box re-
re. AmbulanSem pOIicyJnym prZewle
ziono 20 do szpitala Matki Bozej z
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W najblizsza niedziele K6iko LII
terackie z parafii Sw. Konstancyt W
Jefferson Park odegra W sail para
fiaInej dwie wesole komedye p. t.
,,Lekcya W Pensyonacie" i ,,Ulicznik
Warszawski". Najlepsze silly miejsco
we biora W mich udzia}. Warto be-
die zobaczyt. Dochod z p~rzedsta-
vienna obrccony zostanie ma korzysc
paraiii.
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Dzisiaj Ostatni dzien festynu W
parafti p. W. sw. Amy, ma korzySc
Sanktuaryum W k~oSciele. Festyn ten
odbywa sic W sail szkolnej PREY uli-
cy Leavitt i 1Sty pl. Ostatnia
sposobnoSt dla tych. kt6rzy ma fe-
stynie jeszcze dotad ME byli!