davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-03-18

FOR RENT-Furnishe or unfurnish
ed rooms. Apply to Mrs. Bland Ballard
corner Third and Moberly. Phone 100.
81 4p
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-03-18
HEMSTICHING

Miss Margaret Phelps has installed
the latest hemstitching machine,
which will be operated by Mrs. N. A.
Durham, next door to Singer Office.
Your patronage solicited. mws
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-03-18
IN OLD KENTUCKY

A fail several days ago resulted in
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-03-18

Mrs. James Carroll Frazer. vice
president of the Navy league, directed
the leagues pageant and ball, given
in Washington on the night of Lin
coins birthday. The pageant por-
trayed every phase of American his
tory and COO people participated. Mrs.
Frazer tok the part of Mrs. Van
Rensselaer, in depicting scenes from
the settling Of New York by the Dutcl.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-03-18

BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK eggs
for sale: $1.75 per setting of Is: $3.50
for so; or So for 100. Mary Earl Death
erage, phone 151-1-3. IS 4p
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-03-18
"Gets-It" Stops Pain Immediately
and Corns Go Quick.

The way to handle corns is the
tried and proved "Gets-It' way
the way that millions have found
reliable.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-03-18

WE can file and reset your old hand
saws, cross cut saws, meat saws.
Douglas and Simmons. Al If
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-03-18

OR SAL LEX. Red Berkshire
u inc; some extra nice boars and gifts
Large enough for service. These are
from my champion show herd w. B
Turley. RichnionT. KY. 281 tt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-29
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
BAND HAS 3 SLIP HORNS;
REPUBLICANS HAD BUT 2

an, Senotor Iodpe an, eyar'tbing
,,,,a bana,,a u,,t,or, o,,o,as ,.u,,,a
W" -" 7'O =" D."
great Stuil Ter ueihocratS an III
applause Wul uealeilh an pro-
tfacteu' never seen sucn d Gha,'se
come over convention. feilefS
that been sinokln nickel cigars
an signing dt TN lulliltS or II an
ue'eshteS 'hat pe'h ulN'"i', ny
uh,e oet"eSh III 81" ,'oiS ~ VI
festti mus, uei'iot' aus '"a' hhu II
eVaulIi an queS'lolS as |" pusi',, puilciea,
ueiesdtes Una, e',lu NalIloi l'.,.' II az a.
solely see TN scenery democrats
that nave peeh alraid PICK up
newspaper ever sihce ifesiue"'
Wilson returned from l'arls' s'aleS-
ment that nave resented IL cause
tn president dldh sehh' ieI tI, ,
ever day, IN iact ever soul III u,
great convention nan Juihpeu
ther feet an cheered an Gheergu ,,',
TIL tn very puilu'ii locheu, han
southern glfI that anus Woe'o W w''1i'
IN band pays p'Ale "u% ~" ,i,.Io rD
t be seen, but ther WuH d ntI,I
scattered shlmmyin uurln seV'i a.
band selections After TN coilyt,-
tion adjourned ther WuI "''uo'
full change IN tn Atmosphere an"n. ", u.
tn hotels. Ever ouddy "uh lau.a,i. ,nin,,
an willln' t tax. 1t m soo" '.,'a 'i'n ms .
tn bars wuz closed Iher Wu% ~
sulkin' no gloomy, hopeless hop'oh tNpi had un
sions. IN heShplc sp'.o Io,h r,an
done its work. Delegates pptii ,i'eii ~
and women, who maze an, an h,nuS dnoido5
plans fer sight seem tals ttapS an6 uvIi" taIL,
t hang around ther mo'cls anu M
about tn future IN I'm ,ninrnst rt,s,' :
speech wuz o particular l''eieno
tn women deiegaIeS' sooI op1 tber
ther eyes an maze eiii tco ~,
importance an reaIize wa Ia, yh a,
convention wuz an aoou. d" avnnc,
they wuz there ie,' 1SS N'S t0naor.
tn nominations NC ii,,uv t,;,',,i,nu is
row. IN platform IA s,lnv - y,
all in shape an "hr,e re,,ronncr ~ @ n
please IN Grea' 'i;iin Loi,i Tortr
Miami, ,ii,l, 1innoID fior1uS' Nebrasky, an wi.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-29

thing o. ther president or tn con-
gress. He's quoted as sayin' that
everything is all right, but tn
people 'emselves. TIL vice-presi-
dent is ole fashioned about every
thing but his clothes. He's III
niftiest dresser on tn Pacific slope
as | pen these lines.
Quite Il number O. delegates
have taken side trips t. see Char
ley Chaplin on tn hoof. Accordin
t widely known democratic "work-
ers'' ther don't seem t be any
well financed presidential possibil-
tiles. All seem { have ther draw
backs There all all right. but
MeAdoo Is a wizard, but he's VIII
sons son-in- law; Gerard has class
but he lived four years in Ger
many; Marshall is safe, but hes
ole fashioned. Wilson III go down
in history as great president, but
he's had it twice. Palmer Is as
clean as a hounds tooth, but he
hain't sent no shoe or clothin
men t. Jail. owen has his good
points, but he's half Indian. Dan
iels is tn best secretary O. tn navy
tn country ever had, but he took
liquor out o. tn naval officers
mess. pomerene is beyond re-
proach, but his name s too funny
Edwards carried New Jersey, bu
he's wide open. Burleson put IN
tCouunued on Page TWol
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-29

tions. Long before tn flashlight
smoke blowed away tn big band
played America an ever buddy
stood. TIL convention band has
three slip horns, while tn repubi-
can band at Chicago only had two,
but tn tubas o. tn two bands are
about tn same in circumference--
very little difference if any. AS
predicted by national observers OF
national fame, ChairmanCummin' $
keynote speech had tn desired ef-
feet, 1t wuz masterful presenta-
ton o the democratic side. 1t made
a feller feel proud ter be demo-
crat instead O. bein' pale an trem-
blin' for fear it would hurt his bus
mess. If Chairman Cummln's LEFT
anything out o. tn Wilson record
nobuddy caught on. tn accom-
pishments in tn way o reforms
tn party's brilliant handlin' o tn
war, and what it might have done
with a democratic congress, tn
organized efforts O tn opposition
t destroy tn president, tn do
nothin' policy O. tn present
congress, tn costly senate investi-
cations that hain't showed up
nothin', tn disgraceful pre-conven !
ton funds O. republican candidates
fer tn presidency, Admiral Sims
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-29
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION MEETS HEARS CUMMINGS ADDRESS AD0URS
PRICE REDUCTIONS
ARE NEGLIGIBLE, SAY
ARMOUR AND COMPANY

Chicago, June 2S.-Declaring
that some students of finance
had predicted that the peak of
high prices had been reached
and that retail costs had started
downward, a review by Armour
and company today said that
"the extent TO which that is
true cannot be estimated in any
accurate measure at this time
THE reduction in the cost of
textiles, the huge cancellations
received by the furniture busi-
ness and other indications of
falling prices have been offset
to some degree by the increas-
ing cost of raw materials and
of transportation as we'll as by
curtailment of production. par
ticu arly in the textile indus
try the review said.
1t was declared that market
conditions in the packing indus
try had shown u considerable
Improvement, but tina. the live
stock industry had been and
would continue to he victim
of the country's intricGe fl
nancial situation. TIE country
faced a meat shortage unless
the stock raisers could obtain
money to restock their ranches,
the statement said.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-29
LIFE'S NECESSITIES
ARE CHEAP IN CHILE

isv MORNING JouRsAL sPse's.. tGhsso Wisni
Santiago, Chile. June 2s.-All
people coming from abroad re-
mark on the general abundance
and cheapness of necessaries in
Chile as compared with other
countries. Residents are neverthe-
less suffering from the gradual M
crease in the cost of life as the
movement of increase felt over the
world cannot be avoided here. The
circle has been the same. Foreign
products rise, salaries increase.
prices of domestic products ad.
vance.
There have been some labor
movements in the nitrate region in
the north and in the coal fields IN
the south, both strikes ending with
arbitration of the demands of the
workmen. Trade appears to be very
active, and although the market
appears to be well stocked In most
trading lines, good orders are be-
ing placed for British and Ameri-
can goods for the coming winter.
The crops have been good but
prices are going up owing to IN
ability of the railroads to transport
the crops to the great centers.
| Great prices mark the scarcity OF
| foreign products like sugar, print
paper, and rice, which are not pro-
'duced In the country.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-29

med about tn Palace, an other
hotels, that he is musterin' all
tn Hiram JohnsOns O. tn demo-
cratic party who are here { an
tagonize any tiddlin' with tn eight
eenth amendment, an also { pick
up little newspaper money. So
tn great outstandin' question here
tday is how kin Bryan he muffled? ?
Tn apathy o. tn democrats T.
ther own advantages continues +
be noticeable. Even tn outcome
q tn Chicago convention hain't
brought 'em { fun realization
O ther chances. Some leader o. tn
party who are here seem T.
doubt whether we won tn war
or not, whether tn federal reserve
act is all that is claimed fer it,
whether tn party has accomplish
ed anything. TIL opposition's long,
tireless fight against Wilson seems
t have got ther goat Vice Prcsi-
dent Marshall is here, but is silent
on every great question 'cept mat
tcrs relatin' t. tn stone age. He
seems T. think 1t is a great mis-
take fer tn people t expect any
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-29
GREETINGS ARE
SENT WILSON BY
THE CONVENTION
Democrats Praise His Con-
duct of the War, Rejoice
In His Recovery and De-
pIOre Attacks of Foes.

tBN hoRklNa JOURNAL SPECIAL Ltsstp "'Hhl
Auditorium, San Francisco,
Calf, June 2S.-The democratic
national convention today, on mo-
tion of Governor Gardner. of Mis-
Souri. directed Chairman Cum
mings to send to President Wilson
the following resolution of appre-
citation and greeting" which was
unanimously adopted by the con-
ventiOn.
The resolution, adopted just be
, fore adjournment, praised the
achievements of the president in
| the conduct of the war, "reioiced N
the recovery of the presidents
health and strength" and deeply
resented the malignant onset of
the presidents partisan foes.
The telegram to the president
sent by Chairman Cummings fol
| lows:
an recognition of the fact that
| the mantle Of jefferson and Jack
son has fallen upon your shoulders
as the unquestioucd leader of our
party, the hosts of democracy in
national convention assembled,
! have directed me to send YOU tho
following resolution of apprecia .
| tior and greeting:
1.-The democratic party. Assem- e
| biz Il IN nationa; convention en-
tends to the president of the United
| states its admiration ard respect
| full greetings. For seven of the
most fateful years of the history
of our country Woodrow Wilson
has occupied and by his character
and respect, learning and power
has adorned the highest office In
the gift of his countrymen.
"IIe has initiated and secured
! the adoption cf great proGi esfNc
measures of immeasurable value
and benefit to the people of the
United States, 49,.
| "As the commander in-chief OF
the army and navy of the United
states he has led the patriotic
forces of his country through the
most momentOus struggle In ms
tory. and without check, reverse
or retardation, to an honorable and
immortal victory for liberty and
democracy. won by the free nations
of the world.
"'We hail these achievements
sir, and are proud that they have
been accomplished under your ad-
ministration.
"'We rejoice in the recovery o'
YOUR health ard strength after
months of suffering ami aftlictior
which YOU have borne with courage
and without complaint.
"'We deeply resent the malig
nant onset which you have mos
undeserVedly been called upon t
sustain from partisan foes, WhoS'
Judgment is warped and WhoS'
perceptions are obscured by part!
malice. which constitutes lament
able and disgraCeful page in on
history.
"'At this moment. when the dele
gates to this convention from ever.
state In the union are about Il
/ enter upon their formal proceed
ings we pause to send you an eN
preston of cheer and admiration
and of conEratuation.
q "We rejoice and feliCitate yo'
upon your speedy recovery from
your recent illness and congratu
late America that though temper
arily broken in body that you hav
been able with unClondcd Visinl
and undauntcd courage to press o
for the great reforms which Yo
have fatherod for the preScrVatlo
Of peace throughout the world !
the interest of humanity and tn
advancement of civilization. Lon
may you live to serve America an
the world"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-29

Washington, June 2s.-There is
no basis for dispute between the
American and Mexican postottlce
departments over the payment Of a
balance of 100000 due Mexico on
money orders, it was stated today
at the office of the postmaster gen.
eral.
PAYMENTS to Mexico have been
deferred, it was explained, be-
cause of the change in government
there. The check will he paid as
soon as Mexico designates the
proper authority to receive them.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-29
SHAMROCK W GIVEN
SPIN OFF N. J. COAST
'sv soss,sa JoussA, spsc'At Isasao ~'.si

Sandy Hook. N. j., June 2S.--
The Shamrock ", which will meet
the Resolute for the America s
on, off Sandy Hook next month.
was given a short spin today with
her full crew of forty aboard.
1t was made known tonight that
both challenger and defender
would be sent to South Brooklyn
shipyards July for measurement.
After that time they will be under
direct supervision of the race COM
mittee
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-29
THREATENS TO SUSPENO
MONEY ORDER SERVICE

lsY MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED ~'RHl
Mexico City, June 2S.-MOnev
order service between Mexico and
the United States Is to be suspend
ed If the United States fails to pay
Mexico a balance Of approximately
$500, 900, the newspapers say to-
day, quoting the Mexican director
general of mails.
The balance claimed to he due
Mexico represents the net amount
for April and May, plus the total
checks deposited by the United
states with the Mexican embassy
at Washington. These checks
American banks refused to pay be-
cause of alleged improper endorse
ment.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-29
The Tubas, However, Arc
About Same In CirCum-
ference; Cummings Key
note Speech Masterpiece.
BY Abe Martin.

San Francisco. Calf. June %
When tn democratic national con
vention got all settled down this
mornin' it wuz wonderful sight,
Everywhere tn national Colors wu2
draped an festooned, an flowers
played a big part in tn decOra
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-29
committee NAMED TO
MEET FAMINE CRISIS

Dublin, June 2S.-The corpora
tion of Dublin today adopted a
resolution creating committees in
certain areas to meet the famine
threatened by the stoppage of the
railways.
Alderman MacDonagh said Dub
lin was rapidly approaching a state
of siege and that machinery must
be created to meet the crisis.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-29
WEATHER
FORECAST.
FORECAST,

Denver, Colo. June 2S.-New
Mexico: Tuesday and Wednesday,
generally fair, east; unsettled west
portion, warmer
Arizona. Tuesday and Wednes-
day, partly cloudy, local showers
north and east portions. somewhat
warmer.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-29
Rioters Do Much Damage.

Fermoy. County Cork, Ireland
June 2S.--Damage amounting 10
hundreds of pounds was caused by
rioters and window smashers here
last night. The inhabitants at
tribute the demonstration to sol
diers who left their barracks on
hearing of the kidnapping of Brig
adler General Lucas on Saturday
night. Attempts to burn houses
were frustrated,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-26
W srode dnia 2Sgo kwie-
tnia W Wielkiej
WICRER PARK SAIL
204O W. North Ave.

SIqsku. Doszio tam podobno do
walk, w ktorej udzial wzieli ro-
botnicy, francuscy zolnicrzc,
gwardya obywatelsha i polscy
z2ndarmi. l'rancuski major
Eroumond padf zabity.
Powodcm calego zajscia byl
iakt. zc irancuSki komcndant do
wiedziaI sic 0 miejscu, gdzie znaj-
dowaI sic tajny sklad broni. Po-
sIa} on>tam irancuSklch zoinicrzy
/ obywatelskq swardye, celcm do
konania k~oniiskaty, ale robo,nicy
.pokona.i ten oddzial. Aliancka
komi5ya plebiscytowa wySla'a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-26
NIEMCY GOTUJA SIE DO
NOVEL WOJNY.

Paryz, 26. kwietnia. - IuteJ--
sly Temps" donosi, zc gdy Fran
cu:zi wkraczali do Hanau ina
wsch6d cd Frankfurtu) kawaIe--
rva ich znalazla an znaczne ska
DIV broni / amunicyi, jakotez wsze-
Iakiego matcryalu wolcnncSo'
ktory by4 zaopatrzor'y IlapiSami
,.Armia Zachodnia.' ZnaIeziono
r6jwnicz plan monewrow / ruchow
militarnych przeciwko francyi
przcz obccna strcfe okupacyJnq.
Jako charakterystyczny PREY
.czvnck do tcgo donicslen'a posfu-
I've moze tcz otrzyl1iaua I'll depe-
sza. wcdlc ktorcj miedzyaIlancEa
komisya w Prusach Nschodnich
znalazla W Krolcwcu 25O armat
jake byly tam rkryte pTze2
Nipmr,,w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-26

Jutro dnia 2igo b. m. 0dDedzle
sic posiedzenie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
20 K6lka Literackiego. W sail para
fialnej O ,eodzinie Sci wieczorem. -
M,cdziea. kt6ra kocha ~wszystko co
noIski MECH sc stawi ma TO posie-
dZenie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-26

Dzisiaj o godzinie Sci wieczorem
odbedzie SIC waIne zebranie .cz'on-
k6w Tow, Sw. Alojzego, " sail para
rialnej. W sprawie klubu, kt6ry ~
stanie zalozony = po$r6d czlonk6w tie
gol Tow. Wszyscy cziOnkOwie maJa
sic stawiG. pcniewaz 50 wa2ne spra-
Wv do zalatw:enia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-26
az

Niema rodz'ny be- cierpienia. TAX
powiedzial jeden z najsiawniejszych
lekarzy Sw:ata / dlatego kazdem
domu powinna bye pod reka Ia ksia"-
ka ..Dycta Domowa / Kuchnia Exc,
nomiczna' kosztuje tylkO iednego
dolara, zawiera przepisy ma chOroby
kt6re uleczyG MONA tylko przez dye
te - co jeSC i jak jeSc - piszcie ga
raz DO ten sekret zycia. Z~alaczajac ie-
dnego dolara do listu, podajac do
kiadny adres, a odwrotna poczta o.
trzymacie ksiaike, jezeli ME bedzie-
Gle zadowoleni, otrzymac'e pieniadze
z powrotem. J.. T.. Rozner. 1927 No.
Harding ave. Chicago. Ill.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-26
7 MkODZIANKOWA.

W ubiegIa sobote, wkosciele p. ".
IS. M~lodziank0w, odbyi sic Stub p.
Jana LechOwic2a. 2am. pnr. l243 W.
Huron ul., Z parma Maryanna Gle
aadlo, Fam. pnr. 1888 Cornell I'll. -
Slubu mlodej pare udzielit y. lgna-
CIV Mazurowski. Uczta weselna odbyia
sic " Ec'slem kolku familijnem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-26
K SA ZDOBYCZE
ANGLII?

San Reno, &c. kwietnia. - "
rczultacic postanowicn zapad}ych
ma scsyach Rady Najwyzszej,
ktorc zadecydowa}y o przyszlych
losach Turcyi, korzySci, jake Cd
lnicsic Wielka Brytania Z odnoSne-
SO tra'ltatu pokojowcgo, majq sig
przcdstawiaGiak naStepujc:
I. Kontrola mad Dardancllaml
| (przy wSp6Iudzialc Francyi !
Wioch)
,. Kontrola mad kolcjq bagda--
dzkQ.
5. Mandat w Palcstynic.
4. KontroIa mad Incorporating.
}. Protektorat mad Hcddzia-
zem.
6. Uznanie / potwierdzcnie su-
werennej zwicrzchnoSci brytyj-
skiei mad Egiptem i kanaiem STU
ezkim.
L. Kontrola mad Kaukazem i jcgo
kolcjami. jakotez W szczcgolno--
sci mad waznymi portami Batum
l Baku.
s. Uznanie faktycznej wiadzy,
iaka posiada Anglia mad Persya.
o HANDEL z ROSYA So
WIEToW.
Kopenhaga, 26. kwietnia.
NJ. krassin, ~bolszewicki konisarz
il minister handful j przemyslu
podpisai z przedstawicielami han
dlowyni pahstw obcych umowe,
ktora okrcSla program, wedle ia
kiego Rosya nawiazc stosunki ko-
mcrcyalne Z rcsztq swiata. We
ola tego progra1nu zostahie stwo
rzona w Kopenhadze centrala, kto
IA sEozyc bedzie jake yclearing
house" bankowy, a agencye jej
heda potworzone we wszystkich
wazniejszych krajach, W szcze--
s6lnoSci zaS take w Stanach Zje-
dnoczonych. Celem om6wienia
.blizszych sz~czegoiow tego projek
tn ma sic odbyc Z kofcem maja
konferencya w Kopenhadze.
(Depesza ia jest dosyc niejasna
Ii nalezy ~poczekac ma jej potwier-
dzenie z innych zrodei. Przyp.
Red. Dzien. Chic.)
KRWAWE STARCIA MA
SLASKU.
Londyn, 26. kwietnia. Dope
sza z Berlina donosi o krwawen
starciu i ~powaznych wynikach
stad stratach W Trzyicu ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-26

swych przedstawicielii odpowied-
mic silly, celem przywr6cenia po--
rzadku. Robotnicy poniesli znacz-
lie straty i z~ostaIi W koIlcu rozpr6
szeni.
Trzyniec ley ia Slqsku Cie-
szyhskim, oko}o 10 kilometrow cd
Cieszyna i znany jest jake ogni-
sko ~przcmysIu zcIaznego. Przyp'
Red. Dzien. Chic.) "
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-26
NIEMIECKI AMBASSADOR
PREY

Berlin, 26. kwietnia. "i)ic
Nossischc Zcitung'. donosi. &c
Diego Won Bergen. ktory byf pru-
skim poslcm PREY Watykanle, 70
stall zamianowany ambasadorcm
nicmicckim PREY StoIicy Apostol-
sNiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-26
INOTATN OSOBISTE

Pred kilku dniami PARMA Elzbie-
Ia Stachowicz, znana Spiewaczka z
dzielnicy H%elenowa, gdz.e jej ro--
dzice zamieszkuja, wystepowala IA
koncercie W Buffalo, n. Y, kt6ry u
rzadzaiO nKolo Spiewackie". Komi-
tet z~aangazowai nasza Spiewaczke,
ktora ME zawiodia publicznosci ba-
wolego grodu. Parma Stachowicz po-
rywala SVEN pieknem Spiewem ze--
branych / pozwolla przezyG szereg
wrazei artystycznych. re podobnych
niema pewno W swej historyi sala
DCmu Polskiego. gdzie odbyl sic kon
cert. TAX pisala jedna 2 gazet tam
tciszyCh. Ohdarzona zostais bukieta-
mi i o%klaskami. W~ystepowa}a lake
Ma iunych koncertach, a jednym
tych VI NoWym Yorku.
Do PIP. Dolatowskich zaWitaI mi}y
goSC W postaCi ZdroWegO synka. Mat
ka i dziecie czuja sic dobrze. Rcdz,-
ce zam. pnr. S409 Burley ave. W So.
Chicago.
= q
PIP. Ignacy i Anna Borkowicze, ma
byli W tych dniach elegancka kamie-
nice cd D.. FranCiszki Emerling. pnr.'
1910 n. Ridgeway ave. Kupujacym
p~oSredn:czyl p. Franciszek Wegier-
ski, notaryusz publiczny.
:! = =
PanStwo Maksymil an i Agniesz-
ka z MaGkowskich Frymark, Fam. p.
mr.. 1920 Dickson III. nabyli W tych
| dniach nowy try pietrowy murowa-
nv budynek " dzielnicy Norwood
Park, Cd pana Herberta Bathrick.
~Tranzakcye pr%zeproVadzii p. |. kry-
siak.
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DROBNE OGkOSZENIA
PIERWSZA POLSKA
SZKOtA KRAWlECkA

dla mezczyzn / kobiet. Cczymy PREY
krawania, prasOwania. pocket ma
king etc. W dzieh i wieczorami -
przykrawania takze / przez poczte.
Przyjdz albo napisz pc polsku do
NATIONAL SCHOOL
Room 323-74 w. Washington nj.
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uczyli sic nasi rodacy Bracia
de Reszke), rowniez Villa
Whitney White 2 Bostonu. w
miedzyczasie studyowali 'eorye
u Calvin B. Cady W Chicago;
nastepnie byi instruktorem W
Chicago i okolicy. P6aniej byl
dyrektorem wokalnego depar-
tamentu W Iowa College
School of Music W Grinnell.
Iowa. R6wniez udzielal pry--
watnie lekcyi W Chicago; za8
W +. 1908 sezonie letnim, byI
dyrektorem muzyki W Ohio T.
University, W Columbus Oh o;
W Illinoiskim Kollegium Cd ro-
ku 1910.
Pan Emery spiewaG bedzie
ma koncercie Wiadomosci Ar
tystyczne
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asHIaAA ~ DooUtAv1 nc17O3
,1edsebiorstw ameryk.hndeh. vice
pr.emysiowiec polSki dobne Ercoi
i.t1u atals >.sklAmowae bedliO SW6j
~inters, y DZIENEIKU CHICAGO
GXIN
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PROFESSOR e. EMERY
-, N~AUCZYCIEL SPIEWU

Pan Elmwood A. Emery ukcnczyl W roku 1887 uniWersytet W Mime
soce; nastepnie W roku 1890 uniwersytet technoogHzny W Massachusetts,.
w + 1SS0-1S94 byi uczniem prof. Noyes B. Miner W Chicago; W 1875
1909 byI na studvach II slvnrOUo nrOhsOra Sbriglia W Paryzu Gu ktorego