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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-23

tywow James l.. Mooney. oraz
dclcktywi: Hugo II. Grote, l>u,
gene McCaiicrty George Hans.
Sprawl cala ciagneia sic juz
od >zercgu micsiecy "a przcblcS
jc; byi nastepujacy:
Wydzia} szkolny LoCba wybrai
" marcu 1919, na krotkO przcd
usuniecicm SVEN urzedowanla
prlcl burmistrza Thomp>Ctna,
,rpcrintcndcntcm slkoE W Chi--
cago znancgo pedagoga Ora. I.
+. Chadscy Z Detroit. Mial on
pubicrac ma tenn stanoWlSku
.SlS.OOO roczncj pcnsyi. Jako po-
mocnika superintendent T. pen
.sva $4,000 wybra} ten wydzlai
pana MortcnsOna, usi}uJac dzla-
!ac w ten spos0b kompromlSowo
cdvz MortenSon miai take Ilcz-
nvch zwoIcnnikow wsrod nau-
cIyciclstwa.
Nastepny wydziai Szkolny zig
norowa} jcdnak wyb6r ORA. Chad
Scy'a, Hnajqc 60 "a niclcgalny
! powolal na Stanowisko supc-
rintcndenta Mortensona. ZlSno-
rowai on take ponowny wybor
.Angusa Rov Shannona adwoka-
ten wydzia}u, 0raz Lcwisa r.
Larsona zarzadca ,,byzncSoWym .
w podjetem wskutck tcgo poste-
powaniu sqdowem P. Shannon
d2ia}a} jako zastepca Ora. Chad
scy'a W iacznoSci porozumlenlu
L prokuratorcm stanowym, kto-
ry rozpoczal postepowanlc quo
warralto'', celem stwierdzenla,
kto Jest legalnym superintendent
TEN szkol w Chicago.
Sprawa toczy}a sic Cd pOczat-
ku pred sedzia Scanlanem, kto-
ry uznal legalnoSc wyboru Ora.
Chadseya, polecii przywrocenle
SO I powrotem ma urzad i usu-
n:ecie Mortcnsona. Zaraz jednak
potem pozostaiacy pod wpfywa-
nj kliki burmistrza Mortenso7
ia wydzial szkolny postaral sic
o to, re biuro superintendent
bylo strzezone przez policyantow
a gdy DR.. Chadsey usilowai przy
pomocy p. Shannon wejsc W po-
siadanic biura znalazl je zam-
kniete i odm6wiono mu wstepu.
Nniesiona jednak do sadu wyz-
szcgo apelacya skonczy}a sic pod
rzymaniem wyroku sedziego
Scanlana. Ma skutek tego DIR.
Chadsey obja} ponownie urze--
downie.
Wkrotcc potem jednak wydzial
szkolny uchwalil move PrzepiSy,
cdbierajac GAIA niemal w}adze su-
pcrintendentowi, przeleWajac ia
MI lego aSystenta MOrtensona.
W ten sposob spodziewano sic
obejSc wyrok sadowy i utrzymac
mimo niego Mortensona u steru
wIadzy. Ale DR.. Chadsey podal
w odpowiedzi ma to swa rezygna-
eye. zarzucajac, re move te prze-
pjsy sa czescia zorganizowanego
przeciwko MENU spisku i po--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-23
MOzLIWOSc POLACZENIA
SIZE AUSTRYI z NIEMCAMI.

Wieden, %. czerwca. - Opla-
kany stan Ckonomiczny W .Au-
stryi W duzcj micrze przyczynia
sic do popuiaryzacyi mySli mig
dzy wszystkiemi partyami polity-
cznemi Austryi polqczenia sic by
lego panstwa Habsburgow Z RE
sza Niemiecka.
Francya sprzeciwia sic usilnie
takiemu zwiazkowi, albowiem
przy}aczenie 100000 Niemc6w
austryackich do Nicmiec byioby
niezbyt bezpiecznq rzccza dla
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-23
SYTUACYA w IRLANDYI
CORAZ GROZNIEJSZA.

Dublin, %. czerwca. - Doko--
nano napadu ma pomocnika szefa
policyi przy pomocy bomb i re-
wolwerow. Pomocnik szefa poll
cyl i szofer ciezko ranni.
Sim FeiniSci popieraja kolcja-
rzy irlandzkich ktorzy odmowili
przewozu wojsk ! amunicyi do
lrlandyi.
Ogolny strajk kolejarzy ir-
l&ndzkich wobec postawy rzadu
angielskiego Jest nieuniiniony.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-23
GLoD w sOWDEPII.

Paryz, q. czerwca. - M1aSta
w sowieckiej Rosyi wymieraja z
glodu w pe}nym s}owa tego zna-
czeniu. Prawie Cd poczatku RIA
dow bolszewickich ludnoSc stale
niedojada. Ceny ma produkty ME
sa absolutnie proporcyonaIne do
zarobku. Funt biaiego chleba, O.
czywi5cie jezeli MONA go dostac'
kosztuje diva razy tyle, lie zara-
bia dziennie zdolny robotnlk
funt koniny diva pol raza tyle
funt innego miesa cztery ray ty-
Ie. frnt masla lub szynki piec ra-
zy tyle. Lecz ma takie zbytki mo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-23
.WLOSI ODP1ERAJA ATAKI
ALBANCZYKoW.

Rzym, %. czerwca. - Tocza
sic powazne Walk w poblizu
Drasciovitzi pomiedzy Wlochami
i powstancami albanskimi.
Duzy oddziai powstancow spo-
tkal sig oddzialem wojsk wio--
skich po zacietej walce powstah
cy byli zmuszeni cofnac sic ma
swoje pozycye.
Okolo Awlony 1000 powstan-
COW SLIME sic okopa}o, dokad mad
ciagaja nowe posifki.
Awiatorzy w}oscy stwierdzaja,
IL zolnierze albanscy sa trenowa-
nj przez zawodowvch oficerow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-23
NOWY STRAJK KOLEJOWY
WZMAGA SIE.

Nowy York, %. czerwca. - Cho
ciaz nowy strajk kolejowy rap
townie ogarnal poludniowe czesci
Stanu New Jersey, Syracuse, \.
Y. New Haven. Conn, jednako-
woz wiekszoSG urzednikow kolc,
jowych wicrzy. &c rozruch ten ME
wywrzc wpfywu wiekszego ma
miasto Nowy York. Edward J.
Armstrong, przew6dca organiza-
cyl robotnik0w kolejowych last
ern Railway Mems Assn" nic
zgadza SIG tenn ogolnem zapa-
trywaniem. a przepowiada, re
strajk rzeczywiScie ogarnie to
miasto i pobliskie miejscowoSci.
Oznajnii tez, &c wyzej wzmian--
kowana organizacya odbedzle
swe posiedzenie dzisiaj W Jersey
City celem omowicnia planow
dla zapobiezenia mozliwemu
strajkowi.
Urzednicy kolejowi i przewod-
cy unijni twierdza, &c oryginalny
strajk jcszcze trwa re obecni ro-
botnicy pracujacy W jardach ko-
lejowych ME So czlonkami uni.
1000 MA BEZROBOCIU.
Filadelfia, "a. czerwca. - Pre-
w6dcy strajkier6w oswiadczyli, &c
blisko 1000 robotnikow ma trzech
l;niach kolejowych - ,,Pennsylva
MA, ,Reading' baltimore and
Ohio - wyszlo na strajk ze ko-
munikacya frachtowa zw}aszcza
w PENNSYLVANIA" ,,Reading"
jardach kompletnic ustala.
WASHINGTON A STRAJK.
Washington, %. czerwca. -
Strajk robotnik6w kolejowych,
kt6ry rozpocza} sic kilka dni temu
w Filadelfii w Baltimore kto-
ry powoli obejmuje inne wschod-
ME koleje jest uwaznie Sledzo-
ny przez urzednikow rzadowych.
Dotychczas zadne kroki ME 20
staiy powziete przez Rad celem
opanowania ograniczenia straj-
ku, gdyz urzednicy rzadowi ma
ia nadzieje, re przewodcy unijni
zdolaja zazegnac strajk bez in
terwencyi rzadu.
J. n. Doak. prezes uni Bro
therhood of Railroad Trainmen"
Cd kilku dni bada sytuacye je-
zeli dzisiejsze raporta ME wyka-
"a polepszenia, to uda sic do Bla-
lego Domu, gdzie przedlozy obe-
cne stosunki zastoju kolejowego.
Washington, %. czerwca. -
Urzednicy unii kolejowych udali
sic prosba do prezydenta i u
rzednikow rzadowych, ably uzyli
wszelkiego wp}ywu celem ocale-
MIA kolei Cd zagrazajscego "a
stoju.
Komunisci i przewodcy I. w.
w. wydali ogioszenia, zwolujace
konwencye robotnikow kolejo-
wych W Chicago ma dzieh 29go
czerwca, celem zorganizowania
,jednej wielkiej unii', przewyz--
szajacej wszystkie inne unle TO-
hotnikow kolejowych; sadza tn.
re akcya ia jest dziaialnoscia wro
ga przeciw rzadowi.
Nalezy sic spodziewac, re pre-
zydent wystosuje ultimaturn do
wszystkich strajkujacych robot
nik6w i zaproponuje Department
towi sprawiedliwosci, aby podal
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-23
KALENDARzYK.

Dzis, sroda, 2S cDerwca: Sw. A
grypiny Fanny.
Jutro, czwartek, "A czerwca: Ma
rodzenie Sw. Jana
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-23
ZWYCIESTWO WRANGLA
MAD CZERWONYMI.
Waszvngton. %. cZerwca.

Washington, %. czerwca.
Otrzymano tutaj wiadomoSci cd
Wysokiego Komisarza Amery-
kanskiego na Krymie, IL antybol-
szewicka armia Wrangla rozbifa
posi{ki, dazace pomoca bolsze-
,,-iL,orn
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-23
Prohibicya Wa7na Kwestya ma Kon-
wencyi " San Francisco.
Wiesci Meksykan II s kie.
Nap1y1vu Japo1iczy-
koVv do Kalifornii.
INNE TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE.

do sadu kazdego przewodce, kt6-
ryby bra} jaki udzia} W tym bez-
praWym strajku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-23
POLACY ODPIERAJA ZWY--
CTESKO ATAKI BOLSZEW1-
KoW ZADAJAC I'M CIEzKIE
STRATY.

Warszawa. %. czerwca. - Po-
lacy odparli slime ataki czerwo--
rych W rejonie Smilgal Szaozi-
ma, zadajac nieprzyjaciclowi ciez-
k;e straty.
Armia gen. Romera ma Ckrai--
rie valley powodzeniem ka-
walerya bolszewickiego gen. Bu-
dennego.
Wojska u1raihskie ma poAnoc
Cd Dniepru zajeN Babczyce, bio
rae diva szybkostrzelne dziaia J
kilka park6w artyleryjskich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-23
BOLSZEWICKIE WIADOMO-
SCTZFRONTU VIA LONDYN

Londyn, %. czerwca. - Pol--
skie wojska ma zachod Cd Reczy-
cy odstepuj2 w poSPiechu pred
rosvjskimi bolszewikami, ktorzy
posuneli sic do Babic.
(Komunikaty moskiewskie via
Londyn trzeba przyjmowac re-
zerwa i krytycyzmem, gdyz s9 o.
re DO wiekszej czesci fa}szywe.
WiadomoSci o wzieciu $4,000 Po-
lak6w do niewoli podane przez
Associated Press" okaza}y sic
wyssane Z palca. Przyp. Red. D.
Chic.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-23

Dokofczenie ia stronicy &
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-23

pOkOiu europeiSkieCO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-23

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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-23

Dokohczenie ma stronicy sciej
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-10-25

lined by the great apostle in his lettee
To the Ephesions
An incident of moment preceding
he sermon was the baptism and re,
ception into the fellowship of the
church Of Mrs. Frank III. Thompson,
wife of Lakeland's popular mayor.
This part of the service was impress
sively performed by the pastor, Rev
7. f. Bell.
It was noted that number Of our
nter visitors are already back in
akeland and their homecoming
brings gladness to our hearts. They
rave cordial welcome at all times.
Our venerable brother, Father Pick
ard, was given an ovation on his re
turn home. This father in Israel Il,
more than four score years of age
and much loved by this people.
d W. c. Lemasters the recently
appointed educatinal secretary, was
80 introduced to the congregation
nd assured of a warm welcome t.
te church and the city.
The statement was made that on
", belevo'ences over $1,000 have
y raised and check has gone fore
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-10-25
GREAT DAY AT
FIRST METHODIST
/. CHURCH YESTERDAY

Yesterday was full day for the
First Methodist church and all agree
that it was a day of real inspiration
tf the workers. 1t was the occasion
o. the fourth quarterly conference Of
the charge and the reports were
very gratifying indeed
Rev. c. Fred Blackburn, presiding
elder of the Barlow district, preached
forceful sermon at the morning
hour. He spoke of the wonderful love
of Cod So wide in its reach that
it passes knowledge and of the full
ness of God, this being the inheritance
o. the Christian. There was thrill
IN the appeal of the minister as he
mounted higher and higher with the
ssperlatives Of the Apostle Paul., dis.
coursing on the deep experiences out
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-10-25
FOR SALE

Modern new 6 room bungalow, fine
residence section. Lot 50x150, $500.
Terms.
room bungalow, garage, bath,
lights, gas, bearing trees, $4,200.00.
Half cash.
6 room modern bungalow, lot 100N
200; 80 or 40 bearing trees. $3.50.
Terms reasonable.
10 acres 2k miles out, paved road,
5 acres in young trees, balance
cleared. $4,000.
91-4 acres. about acres in large
Seeding trees, balance in year old
trees; splendid room house, storage
house, garage, cement walks, electric
lights, etc. IA mile off asphalt road
S11,5O0.
! MRS. N. 8. IVY,
Over Chamber of Commerce
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-10-25

1Ndru 10 tne conference IrcdSufc'
covering these claims in full and the
salaries of pastor and presiding elder
are paid in advance of date.
The ladies Of the Missionary So
ciety who have been collecting the
centenary pledges, reported nearly
$500 paid in the past week and the
work is still going forward.
Pastor Bell announced free-will
contribution Of one hundred dollar
bill by good woman of the city for
his own personal use or to be used
otherwise in the work, and with the
endorsement Of the officials of the
church he passed it on to the presid-
ing elder to help some of the weake,
charges in bringing up the benevo
lences. The slogan of the district is
"One hundred per cent on all claims.
The business session Of the quar-
terly conference was held in the af
ternoon, the presiding elder in the
chair and Frank Fl. Thompson actins
as secretary.
The reports indicate that Firs,
church will make fine showing a,
the annual conference in Tallahassee
The total finances will be in thu
neighborhood Of $4,000 for all pur.
poses. There have been 100 member.
added to the church this year, this
representing an increase of about q
per cent.
The Womans Missionary Society
reported 10 members, and over $40.
raised during the year.
Presiding Elder Blackburn ex
, pressed his appreciation Of the ex.
cellent work done by the Lakeland
church and said that large numbei
OF the charges in the district will
meet all claims in full. Among thos.
mentioned are Arcadia, Wauchula
Punta Gorda, Barlow, Nocatee, Boca
Crande and Fort Myers.
Several revival meetings are In
progress now and others will be held
during November, and the presiding
elder anticipates that the final re
ports at conference will show an in
crease Of 1000 members in the dis
, trict this year. Stewards were elect
/ ed for the ensuing year as follows
j. F. Council, DR.. W. H. Mitchell
I. j. Fraley, G. P. Brantley, H. B.
Carter, G. A. Cole, T. l.. Hendrix, T.
r. Hillman, w. Fiske Johnson, r. e.
Lufsey, W. X. McRae, W. C. Norvell,
Miss Gertrude Overstreet, A. f. Pick
ard, W. j. Reddick, j. l.. Skipper,
F. B. Terrell, F. H. Thompson, F. L.
Upson, G. W. Watson, M. G.. Waring,
Mrs. G.. o. Wheeler, DR.. J. F. Will
son, j. =. Williams
r. ]. Fraley was elected recording
steward; M. G.. Waring, district
steward; 7. L. Hendrix, Sunday
school superintendent; Mrs. A. Cal
Ian, assistant superintendent; W. c..
Norvell, charge lay leader, and Nor
ris Upson was confirmed as president
Of the Senior Epworth League.
Resolutions were adopted endors-
ing the administration Of Rev. j. F..
Bell this year and requesting the pre-
siding elder to use his best efforts to
have our faithful and we'll beloved
pastor returned for another year
! Confidence and love were expressed
also for Presiding Elder Blackburn
and his return to the district urged
in the same resolutions. Pastor Bell
preached strong sermon at night to
the delight of a large congregation
| A much appreciated feature of the
services Of the day was the special
music rendered by the choir.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-02-13

be rHek0ned with trying to iDpe ont
vino NAV win fhe contest as she Is =
wizard in TINS position she can shoot
baskets from any ANGLE ID the fi0or
is IN aeczHafe passeF and can b. de
pended upnn to carry the hrlInt OF the
0eala attack ON the DasaI f6rtress
The other five companions Of the Lady
named before. are keen lieEoteaa On
the game and VIII lee their oppousnts
know that thsy are 0uf there On the
fI00r az III STAGES 0f the ba1KIss
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-02-13
HEL-LEvGEW

AT the League social held the after
noon of the 4th. Il ladies' met and en-
j0yefi the occasion
Mrs. True Whittier and daughter
Miss Ruth Whittier have returned
from the north. where they passed the
summer.
On the 9Th Robert Pratt, q brother
OF vIrgaI Pratt, came 10 BeIIesfew
His wife and four children have been
here more than two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kidd and child. On
North Carolina are occupying the
Louis Weihe cottage
Mr.. Ed. Sehram OF Jacksonville
made a week end visit to his SISTER
Mrs. Monroe and his brosher. Ghns
Seilram.
The Epworfh Leagne supper was
largely attended and the piIlan saiu
20 be az good as any ever Ind In Hea
leyiew. ss5 toward the organ was
cleared It it thought the League VIII
give another supper in the near future
Rev. Britain was to preach in thE
Baptist church Sunday. but owing &c
the serioms illness of Doctor Rogers
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-02-13

Tnn Memorial avenlle representinR
the services llas % the 0eala Woman.s
Cha has bsen begun Whsn e0mplet
81 a viii BE- a beautiful boulevard
sixfy leei wide a the northern extrem
lfr IL Tnneawflla street. beginning a
fne Womana clubhouse an extending
tnrDnGn the block north OF Adams
street and ioF some distance into the
PARK heyond. Al the northern limit
me boulevurd win broaden out into
4 vide curve. so that vehicles pass
lnx 10 tne easfern driveway l0opfEle.
loop nna return By the western drive
along this driveway win be plant
"a wnteroaks and maguolias with
crepe myrtle. oleandeFs ana other
Towering shrubs between. Each tree
in the avenue represents a star. cross
or triangle on the service Gag. OF the
W0man's olub. these of course repre-
senflnx relatives Of the members OF
fhs cinb VINO gave their service in the
world war.
Along the western side of the ave-
me viii be cement promenade and
when entirely completed there win be
an arch or stone gateway al the en-
lrnnce bearing a bronze plate upon
which viii b. engraved the names of
me men and women in honor OF whom
the avenue was built.
The members 81 the WToman's club
REGARD this avenue their own seFv
tee lag. as only the beginning Of than
larger memorial. the avenue which
represent the county service flag. and
aioag which win he planted a. tree fo1
every son and husband who served
TOR Marion county The Woman's
cluh is already and anxious TO assist
IN me work Of the construction OF the
county memorial whenever cooper
alton % the other organizations and
peopie of the town and county Is as
sured.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-02-13

dren Of Lowell were guests at tie C
X Keeney home Sunday
Hey. Boafwrfrnf fIEled his regular
appointment here Sunday morning
and evening
Mr. Sim Manning Of FROST Froot
spent Monday with relatives here
Misses Naomi McKInnDn and LII
liam Baskin visited friends II 0eaIa
last week.
Misses Lillian ard HeEniee Russell
and Josephine HaymakaF and Mr.
Roy HayTnaksr mofOred to Kendig
grove Sunday
Mr. c. b. Gift OF Citrn was found
Wednesday night one mile south u
here. dead His ear turned over and
he was Instantly killed
Mr.. Charlie Gninn Of Common has
accepted position with Mr. Ed
Priest
Miss Alice Martin Of Lakeland
spent the weekend with relatives
here.
Messrs. Floyd and Clyde Martin and
Arthur McQuaig and Miss Love Of
TT Mccoy. attended the dance here
Friday evening.
Mr. Arthur Martin and sister
Louise m0tored TO Ocala Saturday
afternoon
Miss Mary MalIard IL visiting
friends in Plant City
Mr.. Graham has opened ND groc
cry store in his new building ON Main
street We wish him grear success
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-02-13

IF. and Mrs. Sparing Langi0n III
North DacoEa- vino have been spend
ing some time It Crystal River are II
town for d fssF hours, eHr0ute TO Tar:
pom Springs. Tampa and other points
last Tuesday.
Mrs Harmon Head Of F0Er Meade
Enotorea I'D IN her ear 70 spend few
days with her sister. Mrs. & C. H0gd
Miss Glenn Hampton. stats school
examiner, Of Jacksonville. Is the guess
Of hrs. Z M. killer for u few days
Messrs- = r. and Joe Iordan 81
Crystal River airs in town this week
On canning trip.
Mss Lois Martin CT Madison. who
has Ind musie class IN tf1s high
school here. returned 20 her nAEne Iass
MONDAY.
Mrs. VIII Mescalf wfU has been
quite III. % very much improved &c
the ieIlgh1 OF her many friends.
III. Charlie Curry VINO has hsen rs
lftng friends and relatives here fDr
the past two weeks. left for Jackson
vile last Saturday.
Mr.. H0b A00rhead az Gainesville
University was n 0ur town spending
the weekend win his fafheF. Mr 3
r. Mo0rhead
MIss Annfs Hood and Mrs Harmon
Head spsHt Last Tuesday ~ HaEnandn
the guests 0f Hrs. q W HsIlal
Miss Fanuie Clark % 0eaIa Is viss
sfInx heE nieee. Hrs VIII MeEealf
The senior class d the hish sehnol
en1exEninsd~x ae inniaFs lasE Friday
niehx with = i'd party wE1iea Wa
enjoyed 10 the fnllest exrsat ~ III
wha atfendesI
Mss SneIlK SeEEer q AnEhnny US
tim charming gunsf "a heE sister Mrs
WIN Me4eaIf few days lasE WEEK.
Work q shs new bank Is prnsrass
in rapidlF
~. and MIz. HnEh KlnE q LeAan
| q we're visitDEs 10 CIR t0wu 1t Ion
80
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-02-13

/ he went to Jacksonville - SEE hirM
The Civic League viii gre donee
the night q the 1sfh Music b. Need
hams orchestra
Sunday was c01nmuni0u day In tins
IL Il. church. Hev. 81 e. Lawh0n
preached morning and al night. 0nE
family ID to giTe 81 toward ths organ
smother person il To give soc toward
lighting tins church with electric
lights.
Mrs. Kaarns WIS ON xhs MOhaWk
eight days coming from New FORK
The steamer On account 0f the storm
was two days in Charleston. and was
Obliged to anchor after leaving Char
lesion
Mrs. Schultz Of View York city WING
has been stopping in Dayt0na. came.
ON the Sth TO visit her friend. Mrs
Grunfhal-
The might Of the sfh. the b z r. u
gave i box social. az the Town Hail
Net receipts $I5.65. This i to BE-
used toward lighting the Baptist
church with electric lights
The Atlanta LVceum Bnreau ID gtF
ing SIX nights Al the Town Hail. NOV
ing picture shows.
At q regular meeting of the Civic
League held the afternoon OF the 10th
ii was voted to accept the estimate
OF the Utilities Co. for electric lights
in the League building. II was also
voted to remove the acefyiene light
pipe and to sell the same.
Three persons we're hallofed for and
accepted - members.
The League inteuis TO hold . bazaar
in March,
The night Of the lOGh Ef1e weekly
carGi party was held. quite . uumbez
were present
Mrs. Ella b French and Mrs belle
Colc0ru have been spending few
days in 0eala- Mrs. French has had
window placed in her house ana the
chimney repaired
Mr.. and Mrs. Sands HaFiIand Mr.
and Mrs. Doctor Washer. spent the
9Th az the I4aviland cottage N Smith
Lake
+ a ladies' social was held IN the CiViI
League building the afternoon OF tfE
I1fh
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-02-13
ANTHONY

A very enjoyable dance was given
"a the home Of Mr. anu Mrs. Hay
maker. Friday evening The younE
folks participated in the amusement
until a la1e hour. when delicious "a
freshmenfs we're served. Every ons
present reported a good time
Mrs. George FasteaT. much 10 the
regres Of her many friends. continues
quite Ia
Little Lottie Westeg is visiting rel
afiTes "a Pedro.
Mr.. ana Mrs. C. n. Howell and chill