davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-01

wei i Agnieszki Nering. Ma Of
fertoryum Choir meski odSpiewai
okolicznoSciowa piesh zalcbna
Dembinskiego p. t. oModlmy sic
bracia", ma organach przygry-
wal ~miejscowy organista p! An
drzej Kwasigroch. Pc Mszy Sw.
wstapi, ma ambone kolega Zmar-
lego z nowicyatu diugoletni je-
go przyjaciel, X. Wsadyslaw Ia
paia, obecny General Xxx. Zmart-
wychwstancow, ktorego bytnost
chwilowa W Ameryce przypadla
.wlasnie ma speinienie tax niewy-
mownie smutnego oPowiazku, IL
przyszso mu zegnac druha i wsp6l
brata drogiego. X. General pre-
mawial ma temat ,,Pomnij clio.
wiscze, yes proch jest i W proch'
sic obrocisz".. g.. z ogolnego wste-
pu o smierci- strasznej i wstrza
sajacej ola bliskich tego, ktory
umiera, lecz kt6ra to smierc jest
jednakze tylko Bozej wolf przeja
wen, dlatego tee z poddaniem
sic tel Wolf Najwyzszej trzeba
przyjac clos bolesny W chrzesci-
janskim duchu / powiedziec so
bic: Me nasza lecz Twoja VIOLA,
Panic - MECH sic spelnia mad
nami. X. General opowiadai o zy
ciu zas{uzonem Zmariego, wspo-
minal o mnogich jegQ pracach /
zasiugach niezniszczalnych,
wspominai lata przezyte ma Sta
nisiawowie i ma Kantowie, W pa
ratiach i szkoiach tamtejszych,
potem lata ~profesury w Kolle-
gium Sw. Stanisiawa, a made
wszystko niestrudzone jego pra~
&c publicystyczne, zawarte W SEE
regu podrecznikow ola szkoS ma
szych, oraz w rocznikach pisem-
ka dla' dziatwy, wydawanego
przez S.p. X. Feliksa kadonia,
p. n. aPrzyjaciel Dzieci ; Mo
dziezy". Wszystkie te prace -
to zaslugi trwaie, ktore ~przezyja
Zmariego i zapisza imie jego ma
zawsze w dziejach Polonii anne
rykanskiej - W sercach tych
miodych pokolen, ola ktorycb zy
Gle. w Gale W of;erze ziozyl.
M6wis nastepnie kaznodzieja Ia
iobny - jak ciezko dotyka stra-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-01

ciszek Gees, X. Leon Sychowskl,
\. Aleksander Knitter, X. Sta
nislaw Dabrowiak, X. Ignacy
Renklewski, X. Alojzy Szczer-
kowski, X. Tomasz Bona, X. An
toni G~awrych, X. Franciszek
Molo S. J., X. Stanisiaw Swier-
GEEK C. R., X. Jan Obyrtacz c. R..
X. Franciszek Luzny C.. S. c.,
X. Piotr Budnik z East Chicago,
Ind, X. Edward Stefanowfcz, X.
Franciszek Tyrcha, X. Rajmund
Applet, X. J. Chylewski Z. Ham
mond, Ind, X. Jozef Bieda S. J.,
X. Franciszek ~Jagielski, X. Fran
ciszek Rusch, Y. Franciszek XII
lihski, X. Franciszek Marcinek,
X. Stanisiaw Derengowski, X.
Wojciech Janiszewski. X. Szcze
pan Bubacz, X. Szczepan Kowal-
ski, X. Teodor Renkosiak, y.
Piotr H. Pyterek, y. DIR. Leon
Jasinski c. r., \. Jan Zdechlik
C. R., X. Franciszek Sara c. R.,
Y. Pawet Tudyka c: r., X.
Franciszek Pieczyhski c. R., X.
DIR. Wojciech Kmiecik c. R.. X.
Cyrwus c. R., X. Teofil Szypkow-
ski C. r., X. Adolf Drewniak c.
R., \. Leonard Long c. r., X.
Miernik c. r., X. Karol Falihski
{. R., X. Anzelm Babski c. r.,
X. Franciszek Repihski C. r., X.
Franciszek Kubiaczyk c. R., X.
J6zef Zwierzycki c. r., X. Pa
wei Sobczak c. R., X. Jozef Ia
rasiuk c. r., \. kukasz SWAT
kowski G.. r.. y. -BronisEaw La
zarowicz C. R., X. Ferdynand
'Scieszka i X. Wojciech Olszew-
ski Z Joliet X. X. Gronkowski,
oraz nowicyusze z Cragin: NJ.
S~tarzyiski, Kazimierz Guzief,
Jan Mix, J6zef Samborski, Teo-
dor Klopotowski, Kazimierz 10
z!owski, Leon Cholewa, Edward
Czarny, Jan Bejzik Michaf Sto-
iakowicz.
w pogrzebie uczestniczyli mas
stepujacy ORGANISED, P7.: Andrea
Kwasigroch, Emil Wiedeman,
Franciszek Nowicki, J6zef Golub-
ski, Eugeniusz Walkiewicz, Igna-
cy TaIentowski, Antoni Wiede--
man i Franciszek Pawiowski.
Pc chwilowej przerwie, uczest-
nicy pogrzebu wsiedli do czeka-
Iacych ma Mich automobil6w i
kondukt s~kiadajacy sic Z 30tu au-
tomobil6w podazyi ma cmentarz
Sw. Wojciecha. =,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-01
I POgrzebu S. ,. X FGliksa
kadOnia c. R.

Wczoraj odbyl sic pogrzeb ME
odzalowanej pamieci X. Feliksa
Aadonia, c. r. PREY nader licz-
nym wspoiudziale duchowien-
silva i wiernych. Zebralo SIC okoio
100 ksiezy naszych, z Chicago i
pkolicy wSrod mich byli wszyscy
czlonkowie Zgromadzenia Xxx.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; zebral. sic
przyjaciele Zmarlego, przybyla
tiumnie dziatwa, ola ktorej Zmar
ly polozyi wielkie zasiugi, zgro-
madzili sic parafianie Re Stani-
siawowa ! z Kantowa, gdzie Sp.
X. Ladon przez diuzszy GAS pra-
cowai, siowem zebrali sic wszy-
scy, ably uczcic pamieG lego i Cd
dac mu ostatnia. przysiuge. Prey
byli tez mnodzy jego wycho-
wankowie szkolni i studenci
kollegium Sw. Stanisiawa Ko-
sikh. gdzie Zmarty byi profeso-
rem, azeby po raj ostatni ujrzee
oblicze drogiego p~rofesora "a
spokoj jego duszy modlitwe Cd
movie. Widzielismy tez kilku-
nastu representative nMacierzy
Polskiej'', ,Zjednoczenia P. R,
N, yStowarzyszenia Alumnow
Kollegium Sw. Stanisiawa 10
SIKH. Dziatwa szkofna pod do
zorem Si6str Notre Damek i
Si6str Nazaretanek oraz mnoga
rzesza wiernych zapeiniia wielka
Swiatynie stanisiawowska po saA
me brzegi.
o godzinie loci z rama ksieza
zebrani W Prezbiteryum, odSpie-
wall Wigilie re wspoiudziaiem
organist6w, a nastepnie uroczy-
sta Msze zalobna celebrowal X.
Franciszek Gordon c. R., Dele
cat Xxx. Observation-Disclosures
M Ameryke, w asyScie rektora
Kollegium X. Tadeusza Eigma-
na C. R., jake dyakona i X. vice
rcktora Artura Dabrowskiego c.
r. Funkcye mistrzow ceremonial
rzy .sprawowali X. Franciszek
karwata C. R. i X. w. Mayer c.
K. Podczas Mszy Sw. spiewal
ch6r parafialny, ktory wykonai
Msze rekwialna Smitha z pomo-
ca przybyiych PIP. organistow /
Sol;stek pan ROXY Kwasigrocho-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-01
PODZIEK0WANIE

Niniejszem przesyiamy "a po-
srednictwem iamow ,Dziennika
Chicagoskiego' nasze ~najserde--
czniejsze wyrazy wdziecznosci
g}ebokiej - wszystkim Uczestni-
kom pogrzebu nieodzafowanego
brata naszego, sp. x. Feliksa La.
donia, c. R.: W szczegolnoscl
dziekujemy Najprzew. X. Gene
+raiowi, Wtadys'awowi Zapale, O.
raz Delegatcwi Generalnemu.
Przew. x. Franciszkowi Gordo-
nowi i wszystkim Przewieleb-
nym i Wielebnym Konfratror1
swieckim i zakonnym, "a ich tax
bardzo liczny udziaf w ceremo--
mach pogrzebowych; dalej die
kujemy czcigodnym SIS. Nazare-
tankom i Notre-D amkom "a ude.
korowanie piekne sail, w ktorej
spoczywsty zwfoki sp. Zmar}ego
w Kollegium sw. Stanls}awa, oraz
oitarza wi1elkiego w kosciele 81
Stanistawa Kostki; nastepnle
przesy3amy podziekowanie szan
Panom Organistom, Chorom !
Spiewakom - "a ich przyczynie.
nie sic do uswietnienla nabo'
zenstw zaiobnych, wreszcie die
kujemy Delegacyom yMacierzy"
,zjednoczenia", ,,Alumnow Kol,
legium sw. Stanislawa" i parafii
p. W.. sw. Jana Kantego; nakoniec
- wszystkim Przyjaciolom, Ina
jomym i wszystkim Wiernym
dziekijemy "a udziai ich W odda-
niu ussugi ostatniej sp. x. Felix
sowi Ladoniowi. Wszystkim
raz ~jeszcze najserdecz niejsze -
BOG zapiac"!
"a Zarzqd Kollegium
Sw. Stanisiawa Kostki.
x. Tadeusz Ligmann, c. R,
rektor.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-01

Wsrod obecnych zauwazylismy
PIP. Stanis}awa Kunza, kongres--
mana, Jana Piotrowskiego, alder
mana 16tej wardy, Stanis}awa A
damkiewicza, aldermana 17tej
wardy, p. Edmunda Jareckiego,
PIP. Franciszka i Roze kwasigro-
chow i wielu innych.
Gdy kondukt przybyi ia cmen
tarz Sw. Wojciecha, trumne po-
rieSli do grobowca Xxx. Zmar-
twychwstatlcow wspoFbracia sp.
Zmar}ego: X. Stanisfaw Siatka
G., r., X, Stefan Kowalczyk {. R.,
y. Wincenty Rapacz c. r., \.
Jan Sobieszczyk c. r., X. Franci-
seek Dembinski G. r., X. Walen-
ty Swientek c. r., X; Jan Drze-
wiecki 6. r. i Y. Barwik 6. K.
Gdy 'kondukt stanai II otwar-
tych wrot grobowca, przemowil
jeszcze mad trumna Delegat Gen.
Xxx. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ma A.
meryke, wieloletni szczery przy-
~jaciel Zmariego, X. FIR. Gordon
{. r.
X. Franciszek Gordon = znal
d6brze - jak pewnie niewielu z
konfratr6w - sp. X. Feliksa i dla-
tego m6wil O finn z tenn wyla--
MEM serdecznem, jake dale tyl-
10 diugoletnia zazyIoSc, oraz
w~zajemne poznanie i zrozumie--
nie sic: wspolninai o wielkiej, bu-
dujacej skromnoSci Zmarlego, 0
TEN - jak cziowiek ten unikai
wszelkich juz ME tylko zasz-
czytow i urzedow, ale navel OBJ
jawow zewnetrznych czci, jaka
sic mu n~alezafa, a caly oddal sic
piracy i tylko piracy. W ktorej byi
niestrudzony, niewyczerpany,
ktorej tez pomniki pc sobie 20
stawif - Cd spizu trwalsze. O.
powiadal dalej m6wca o wielkiej
poboznoSci Sp. Y. kadonia Il o
~dziccieco jego usposobieniu, W
kt0rem. nigdy niczego ME zqdai
ola siebie, bal sic poprostu SODA
kogoS zajmowaG, zatrudniac, ME
pozwala} us}uzyc sobie - sam
sobie wystarczai, a zawsze .byl
wesoiy, u~Przejny, innym usfuz-
ny i pos}uszny. Pracowa} we
wszystkich dziedzinach, ma wszy-
stkich posterunkach, ma jakich 60
wladze zakonne stawify, ale ma
deWszystko lubi1 pracowac ola
dzieci, kt6re rozumial tax do
brze, z ktoremi tax zadziwiajaco
umiai rozmawiac w nauczkach
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-01

swych, W pisemkach, ksiazkach
swoich, re pod tym wzgledem byl
postacia prawdziwie wyjatkowa i
niezwykla, a W tenn niezapomnia-
na BIO pamiec jego droga ME
zawodnie diugo Eye tn bedzie W
sercach tych, ola ktorych clio
wick 6w oddai wszystkie .swe
zdolnosci, silly i najwieksza licz-
be lat piracy ciezkiej. Ze szcze--
golniejszym wreszcie naciskiem
wskazywai czcigodny mowca ma
budujace niezwykle przygotowa-
ME sp. X. Feliksa kadonia - ma
to, by odejsc, kiedy chwila jego
nadejdzje: Zmarfy rozmawia} o
tenn ledwie ma dni pare pred
Smiercia i wytazai sic, re - on
gotow, a niezawodnie ME by}y to
czcze slowa, gdyz wiedzia} juz o
rozwinietej i !posunietej daleko
swej chorobie serca z przepra-
cowania pochodzacej. On by}ogo-
tow - W tenn daf nam przyklad,
jak i my wszyscy gotowi bye ma
my, BIO ME wiemy, ami dnia, ami
godziny", kiedy zostanieny powo
lani pred sad Najwyzszego.
Mowca zakohczyi pozegnaniem
serdecznem zwiok Sp. X. Feliksa
I.adonia 6. r. i wspolnq, gioSnq
"a spokoj duszy jego modlitwa.
Pc ostatnich ceremoniach Cd
prawionych przez Celebranta X.
Generaia w. Zapa}e C. r. i Cd
spiewaniu pieSni pogrzebowych
przez Duchowiehstwo, PIP. orga-
niSci zaintonowali ,Witaj kr0lo-
wo Nieba', do kt6rego spiewu
rzewnego przyl9czyli sic wszyscy
obecni. Pc tel n~aszej swojskiej
piesni pogrzebowej ksieza wy
mienieni wnieSli trumne do kryp-
ty. gdzie wieko trumny jeszcze
raz otwarto, by obecni mogli Pc
raz ostatni ~spojrzec W oblicze
~Zmariego, kt6rego zwloki W mai
b~lizszej przysz}oSci zamurowanc
zostana W grobowcu. Pc chwili
wrota g~robowca zamknieto, 4 IL
czestnicy ,pogrzebu rozcszli sic
do domow. Podczas ostatnich &C.
remonii pogrzebowych fotografi-
sta nasz PREY pieknej sionecznej
pogodzie dokonai kilku zdjec TO-
tograficznych. Dodac nalezy, re W
kosciele porzadek utrzyma} mar
szalek p. Antoni A. Kowalski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-01

ia X. Feliksa Ladonia Zgroma-
dzenie Xxx. Zmartwychwstan-
cow, O ktorego dziejach i trady7
cyach wspaniaiych krotko PREY
pomnial siuchaczom; vice imie-
mem tego Zgromadzenia calego
i wszystkich jego czfonkow dzie-
kowal nader licznie zebranemu
ma ceremonie pogrzebowe Du-
chowiehstwu, przyjacio}om i wier
nym wszystkim - "a to, re PREY
byli ma ten pogrzeb, by udzialem
swoim dac dowod, il w ciezkiej
owej j bolesnej chwili, wobec tel
straty drogiej - zawartej w
skromnej trumnie, w poSrodku
koSciola stojacej, zebraliSmy
wszvscy razem. wszyscy rownis
bolejacy - wszyscy rownie Cd
dajacy Geese zasludze i cnocie
z~nakomitego Kapiana - Patryo-
ty.
Piekne, slime, re szczerem
przejeciem wypowiedziane pre-
mowienie X. Generala wzruszyIo
.wszystkich gleboko, DO tez praw-
dziwie - byio ono treszczeniem
tego i odbiciem wiernem - CO.
srny tam wszyscy czuli, oddajac
ostatnia przysluge d}ugoletnie-
mu przyjacielowi, ktory w wielu
razach i wzgIedach wzorem nam
byl, jak z~apoznac wiasne .ja", a
poSwiecac sic W casoSci ola Spra-
wy
Pc movie X. Gen. Zapaly i
pobfogosiawieniu przezeh zwiok,
wyniesiono je Z koScioia wSrod
Spiewow Duchowienstwa. w &C.
remoniach pogrzebowych udziai
brali nastepujacy kapfani: y.
konsultor Ludwik Grudzinski,
X. Franciszek Wojtalewicz, X.
Bronislaw Celichowski, z Mil
waukee, Wis, y. Waciaw Krusz-
ka Z Milwaukee, Wis, X. Michal
Wenta Z Milwaukee, Wis, X. Jan
c. Bieniarz Z Beaver Dam, Wis.
X. Bronisiaw Czajkowski, X.
Franciszek Karabasz, X. Bolc-
slaw Coral, z Milwaukee,, Wis,
Y. Kazimierz Sztuczko c. S. C.,
X. Antoni Gorek z East Chicago,
Ind.s X. Jan Balcer z Brentwood,
Wis, X. prof. Wac}aw kneblew-
ski Z Lublina, X. Jan Bimahskl
S. J., X. J. Skopowski, X. Karol
Janowski S. J., X. Franciszek O.
strowski, X. J. Madrzyhski, X.
J6zef Kruszka, X. Jan Robakow-
ski, z Poznania, Ill.,, X. Felix's
Pranpe z Bowmanville. X. Fran
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-01

Poaskd poIit1k, az w1eksU ey mnte3
ny "A o~bowia1ek poczytySrac sooie
powinien stale reklAmowAc narodo
wosc nasza-
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-02-26

City spends
LOCO
theatres 1900 all the
$4,000
WORTH more han $3,0OO00000o.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-02-26
EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY.

On Saturday evening at the Ave-
nue. Academy, little Elba Oswald,
young daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sid
ney Oswald entertained a number of
friends in honor of the eighth ami
versary of her birth. Refreshments
were served and dancing and games
were INDUCED in. Little Miss Elba
received many pretty gifts from her
friends. Those who helped make the
evening an enjoyable one were Ruth
Pagan, Marion Ward, Helen Sicily.
Irene Mcmahon, Merlin Rantz, Vera
and Isaphene Smith, Mildred and
Margaret Duffy. May Hauffe, Fran
ces Dulcich, Doris Dragon, Ora May
and Imelda Adams. Grace Martinez,
Ruth Aycock, Cecil Dixon, Grace
Stockfelth, Iris and Fay Casey, Muriel
Lutz, Lee and Loretta Casey, Louise
Krauss, Iris McGarr, Carmel and FL
sic Oswald, Catherine and Mercedes
Tompson, Iris Williams, Falva Buch-
holz, Marjorie Schroeder, Flores Shep-
pard, Mary Louise Andrews, Elba
Oswald and many others. Masters
Lionel Cunningham, Theodore Lala,
WiIbert Meyer, Richard and Charles
Dixon, Durel and Roland Talbot,
Bonnie and Harold Levy, Louis Mich
laus, Pat Henry, and Jas. Kennair,
Lloyd and Irwin Salathe, Edwin Wor-
rel, Junior and Sampson McNeely,
Henry Albert Crayon, Allen Vinet,
Roland James, Roland Smith and
others. Misses Anna Mae Gould and
oneida Nichlaus, Mrs. B. Gould, Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs
l.. Dragon, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Mich
laus, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Duffy, Mrs
Sam Oswald, Mrs. VIM. Oswald and
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Oswald.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-02-26

flowing every night. The fame Of
Father McGrath's eloquence has
spread so fast that he has been in
vited to preach in town. He will
preach at st. Augustin's every Tues
day and also for the Forty. Hours
which will take place soon.
The people of the parish are here
by warned not to buy from certain
peddlers of religious articles who
claim to be helping out the school,
for they have no authorization from
Father Larkin or anybody else to do
any canvassing for the school.
The census is going on steadily.
Elmira and Pacific are nearly finish
ed. Acquaintance are renewed,
more subscriptions are taken for the
school, the fervent are encouraged
and the laggard are Induced to be-
come fervent, hence a great amount
of good will result from this house to
house visit of the parish.
FRIENDS OF IRISH FREEDOM.
All who took the trouble to come
to the H. N. G. c. hall last Thurs.
day night were well rewarded fol
their trouble. Bishop Gum was as
usual most interesting and to the
point. In his review of the Irish
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-02-26
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This Thursday night the sermon,
topic will be: 1.-The Capture of
Christ" Matt. 26:47156.
Here's the calendar for the rest Of
the Lenten services:
March Christ sentenced to
death by the Church, Matt. 26. 81
IS.
March 11-Christ sentenced to
death by the State, Matt. 81, 1, 2, IL
26.
March 1S-The Crucifixion of Our
Lord, Matt 81, 27-37.
March 25-The Crucified Lord
Matt. 81, 39-49.
April Topic to be announced
later.
Good Friday-The Majesty oil
Jesus Death, Matt. 81, 1886.
If you desire to have calendar
of the Lenten topics at hand you
are advised to keep this copy OF this
paper on hand. Topics will be an
nounced every week.
The class of catechisms now
meets every afternoon with the
exception OF tuesdays. On Satur
day the class meets at 500 O'CLOCK
a. m. The parents are kindly re
quested to see to it that their chile
is present at all these meetings.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-02-26

newly elected municipal council OF
republic raised the City Hail. On
the Snn Fen good
councils under
ing Of any with Great Britain
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-02-26
My5otszxx<

Cor. Pelican and Olivier, New Or
leans, La.
Rev. T. B. Clifford, Rector. '235
Olivier street, phone ASH.
Services for Sunday as follows:
1880 a. m.-Celebration of the
Holy Communion (full choraD and
sermon.
$3.50 a. m.-Sunday School.
1880 D. m.-Evening prayer and
sermon.
Special Services During Lent.
1880 p. military and address
every Wednesday.
1880 p. m.-Evening prayer and
sermon. every Friday. .
$3.50 p. m.-Confirmation class,
every Friday.
A Mission Study Class and Prayer
Circle under the auspices of the Wo-
mans Auxiliary will meet at the
rectory every Thursday night at 1880
Baptisms.
February .22-James Peter Calm
son of Joseph E. Calm and Nora
Smith Calm.
Arthur Andres Ruiz, son OF Arthur
Ruiz and Louise Anna Umbach Ruiz
Clark Emory Dumesnil, son OF
Claude Dumesnil and Maude For
sythe Dumesnil.
Thomas Bennett Clifford Rector
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-02-26
SURPRISE PARTY.

A surprise party was rendered
Miss Dorothy Walsh by her many
friends on the occasion of her birth
day. Dancing and other pastimes
we're enjoyed. In the drawing of the
ribbons from the cake, Miss Gladys
Knowles received the ring, Miss
Tillotson the dime, Miss Virginia
Hardy the button, Miss Eva Monies
the thimble and Miss Dorothy Walsh
the wishbone. Others present we're:
Misses Gladys Rossner, Mae Tillot-
son. Juanita and M. Trist, Margue-
rite and Holster Mosely, Ruth Ze-
ringue, Thelma and Helen Harvey,
Marguerite OFT, Helen Hook, Eugene
Chachero. Ella Evans, Messrs. Nor
gan Lyons, Harry Evans, George
JStannard, Rodney Rougelot, Harry
Buford, Louis Rhodes, George Cha
chere, Edward Holten, Ansel Clark,
Albert Bishop. Percival Loupe, Viii.
ton Laque, Nicholas Trist, Lynn
Bond, Charles Mouledous.
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Prayer Meeting tonight at 1880
p. m.
Services next Sunday at IL a. m,
and 1880 p. m.
N. B.-This is the first time
most of you can remember a Feb
ruary with five Sundays.
The subject at the morning hour
will be THE Barren Fig Tree
The subject at the evening hour
will be, THE Great Supper"
SUNDAY SCHOOL
More details as to the contest
which is to start soon will be given
SUNDAY morning, because OF this we
would like as many of the members
to please be present and on time
so we will be able to save time.
Another reason why we should
have a large attendance next sun
day is because it's the fifth Sunday
in February. This is extraordinary
and only happens every forty years.
so every one should take advantage
of the day and be out bright and
early.
EPWORTH LEAGUE
Ever since the Epworth Era was
increased in size our Sunday evening
lessons have also increased and II
we do not start promptly on time
IT is impossible to finish the whole
lesson. We mention this so you will
do your best to be there at the start
| ing time.
Plans are now underway for the
organization of another department
in our league, which is to be under
the third department. The new
organization has not as yet met to
definately decide their title. but
most probably it will be known al
the o. F. NJ. c.
Several of the league members VII
be able to exp.ain the organization
if any of the leaguers at present
wish to know When our first meet
ing is held we hope there will be
large number of applications pre-
scented.
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question he showed clearly form un-
deniable historical facts that Ireland
has been an independent nation and
has always opposed English rule and
Justly so, and hence that this nation
has a perfect right to govern itself.
He lust mentioned few Of the crule-
ties of the English IN Ireland, ana
these were enough to persuade any
unprejudiced mind of the justice OF
the claims of this unfortunate nation.
Father Carroll who was in the war
for over two years gave most IN
teresting talk, in which he gave
most graphic story Of how so many
thousands of Irish boys gave their
lives to secure a liberty and free
dom that is now denied to their owp
beloved country. Some OF Fatner
Carrolrs stories brought tears to the
ewes of his hearers. The Friends OF
Irish Freedom thank all who came to
the Hall last THURSDAY night thereby
showing their genuine interest IN the
cause that is so dear to them.
LENTEN SERVICES.
Daily visit at z p. m.
Rosary Sermon Benediction, We'd
nesday and Sunday, 1880 p. m.
Stations, Friday. 3:15 and 1880.
Masses-Week Days, 6, 6:5o' l.
Wednesday, $3.50.
Sunday Masses, 5, $50, 7:So, y
II: Low Mass Sermon.
Baptisms, ga.
Lenten Devotions, 1880.
BAPTISMS.
Catherine Alice Rita, daughter oil
John O'Brien and Alice Dalton oil
els Belleville St.. Sponsors, Mrs
Baptiste and Mr.. Gerrets.
Herman Joseph, son of Augustn
Maronge and Vella Louviere, OF lOa
Atlantic Ave. Sponsors, Elder Ma
ronge and Gerte Babin.
Frederick Joseph, son OF Fred
erick Smith and Nita Boudreaux, o.
317 Wagner St. Sponsors, JOS. Nc
Closkey and Bertha Smith.
Elias Louis. son of Placede Ma
chesa and Alice Cognevich OF 81:
Wagner Sponsors, Johanne Cog
neyich and Louis F. Arnold.
Marguerite Carterire. daughte
of Nicholas Mustacchia and Gather
inc Digiovanni sponcers, Martin Di
gionni and Rosalie Mastachia.
william Junnis, son OF william
Sire and Odille Boudreaux OF 72'
Diana Street sponcers. Numa Dai
gle and Lydie Boudreaux.
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CHILDRENS HAIR CUTS SAME
AS ADULTS.

The BARRIERS of Algiers held a
meeting on Feb. 23rd at $3.50 p. m,
with Hy. Acker presiding. The fol-
lowing BARRIERS were present, Jos.
Roth, Aug. Roth, Jno. Mangiaracino,
E. Folse, R. Lorio, Hy. Thorning, A.
J. Gendusa, A. ]. Breaux, w. w.
Hicks, S. Provenzano, c. Thompson,
A Green, l.. Acker, Geo. Crombie
and VIM. Stevens. The prices and
conditions were taken up for con-
sideration and after considerable
debate it was unanimously decided to
make the following charges:
Prices to remain as they are with
the exception that all hair cuts,
whether adult or child, win be forty
cents.
Hours for closing-from Monday
to Friday, inclusive, s a. m, to
p. m; Saturdays, s a. m, to IL p
m; holidays, a. m, to I'm;
nights before holidays, the shops
will close at 8 p. m.
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PERSONALS.


Very Rev. Father Stenmans OF
Edgar was in Algiers for few mo-
ments last Monday.
Rev. Cassagne mad Father Chauve
were in New Orleans Tuesday on
business. Father Cassagne's church
is now beautifully decorated, and all
lovers of the beautiful are invited to
come to Paulina and see a church
that rivals that of Algiers.
Most Reverend Archbishop Red
wood of New Zealand, and his sec
Rotary are expected to arrive soon
in Algiers to visit Father Larkin.
LENTEN SERVICES.
So far the Lenten Services have
been q great success. The sermons
have been enjoyed and have pro-
duced the proper effect, that is the
want for more. The comments on
the two first sermons by Frs. Hayes
and McGrath have been most favor
able, and judging from the reports,
the church should be filled to over