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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-08

lections assisted at the piano by Miss Francis Roman and Miss Gertrude Mccarthy. Late in the evening a buffet lunch was served.
 Those present were Miss Kathryn Giblin, Miss Margaret Stapleton Miss Sadie Greenstein, Miss Gertrude McCarty, Miss Gertrude Callahan, Miss Janet Rosene, the Misses Eliza beth, Jane and Kathryn Dargan, Miss Francis Roman, Miss Nellie Ellsmore, the Misses Josephine and Mary Oar gan, Miss Mary and Miss Anna Els more and Mrs. J. Blair, Mrs, Anna E1lsmore, Mrs. R. Kunch, Mrs. A. Fay and Mrs. M. Dargan.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-08
FLU IN JAPAN.

Tokio, April S-A striking feature of the epidemic of influenza here was the grotesque appearance of Tokio crowds wearing all kinds of respira- tors. from the cellulold artificial nose to the patch of black tasteful1y en- broidered by the aesthetic school girl. Innoculadon with preventive serum was tried, it is claimed with good re su1tss though in certain cases it was said to be as fatal as the disease it. self The deaths from influenza in
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-08

previous attempts of this noted play in the magnitude of its scenic splen- dor.
 The company comprises 25 artists of note including the original Cherry Tickers' Quartette'' and The Village Choir" who lend their picturesque singing of all the old melodies to the enhancement of the play.
 Way Down East is one of the largest companies en tour this season afid it will be seen here in it's entirety,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-08
MISS EILSMORE GUEST OF HONOR
 AT SHOWER

A delightful miscellaneous shower was given on Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. M. Dargan, 40 Park terrace in honor of Mss Nellie Ellis more, who is soon to become athe bride of William Stieler. The house was very prettily decorated with spring flowers The gifts for the ibride-elect were numerous and beau tifuI During the evening Miss Ja, net Rozene rendered many violin se
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-08
SLIGHT.

How very few statues there are of real women1'
 ''Yes. it's hard to get them to look right
 How so?"
 "A woman remaining still and say ing nothing doesn't seem true to life.''
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-08
the West End Theatre. beginning to-


 EMPIRE.
 Dolores Cassinelli is the star at the Empire theatre, today. The newest picture of this radiant Cameo Girl is EtTarnished Reputations," which is said to be a highly dramatic and tense story depicting the efforts of young girl to overcome the obstacles Fate placed in her path
 The action of the story takes one from the country studio of an artist to a sweatshop in the city, night court, a girls reformatory and behind the scenes in 8 theatre
 Furnished Reputahons' is an or iginal story by Leonce Perrer, also the producer of the feature. Mme. Alice Blache, the first woman photo play director and one of the foremost in the industry, directed the picture. Miss Cassinelli is given strong support by Albert Roscoe, George Deneu- bourg and Ned Burton
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-08
PARK

Wm. A. Brady's everlasting suc- cess " Way Down East" will be seen at the Park theatre for three nights and one matinee. opening. Monday, April 12, 13, IA Matinee on Wed nesday, with an entire new produc- ton and electrical effects, in fact this years revival has far outdone any
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-08

of being without a bottle in the house for the emergency arises almost daily when it is needed.
 In spite of the fact thdt Dr. Gala svelI's SJTnb Pepsin is tue largest selling hq4id ld1ative in the uorld, there being oveT 6 million bottles sold each year, many soho need its bengts have not yet used it. # yom haCe not, send yoter name and address for free trial bottle to Dr. ". B. CaldsDelI, SIT Washington St, Monticello, Illinois.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-08
NOW PLAYING AT PLAZA THEATRE
POLT'S.


 Reclaimed the struggle for a soul between love and hate, is a semi -allegoricaI story with the pro logue laid in Mexico, where Lola, ha1f-breed mother, begs her child, Amorita, to have revenge upon the man who caused her death and that of her husband
 The story is principally concerned with the way in which the girl carries out her vow of vengeance
 This big feature photoplay opens at Polls today
 Pathe News will relate in graphic form the many events of Europe and the United States which are in the daily news press
 In vaudeville Allan Dine will present Robert Hyman and Virginia Mann in a full stage comedy entitled "S5,o 900 q, Year"
 Hip Raymond, direct from the New York HippOdrome, will give for lSridgeport's approval his latest and best variety offering Fiddler and Stevens, appear in a rapid-f1re talk lest, Foster Ball and company present ''The Veteran and SIyman Ali Arabs, eight men in a full stage whirling dance episode. will startle and astound-
 By courtesy Of PaIhe News George F. Mara of Bridgeport and Mrs Mara. are shown in a separate film reel opening the Democratic National Campaign at San Francisco
 "Peg O My Heart pronounced the best of all comedies with a huge ele- 1nent of heart interest, is still att tra acting capacity houses at the Lyrid theatre The production will run for the balance of the week. The play is replete with huInor of the quaint old fashioned type and Mary Ann Dentler, who appears in the title role has the faculty of bringing it ont to the best advantage
 Next week the players will be seen in what is recognized as the best of ali the bed room farCeS which have come to this city.
 Manager George Arv1ne has ar ranged another attractive program for the paotopBay concert on Sunday night in which the feature will be presented by Robert Warwick who stars in 1.-The Argyle Case" one oi his strongest pictures In addition to this there will be the 18th episode of that feature serial @The IipT Man a comedy by the Sennett come dIans and the Pathe News.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-23

r~uxuhujem pr10i - OVtaj ptfnis
oEsos1enia pod rubryka -PRACA" nA
s<naltHcA DZENNIKA CHICAGO
SKIEGO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-23
Re SPRAW SOKOLICH
w sprawie mundurow,

Poieca sic wszystkim Gniazdom
Sokolim Ogregu II. Wv. S. Pol.
ktore zajmuja sic zbieraniem
mundurow Armii amerykahskiej
ma ceie naszej Armii Polskiej, a
kt6re So W p~osiadaniu tychze, ably
je dostarczyly do biura Okregu
II. Z. S. P. pod nunerem 1868
Milwaukee ave, do dnia 28go lu-
tego BIN.
'Biuro Okregu II. otwarte jest
W poniedziaAki, czwartki, oraz So
boty cd godziny 1880 do $50 VIE
czorem.
Wszyscy wiec, ktorzy posiada-
ia mundury amerykahskie, lub
polskie, take buty wojskowe i
plaszcze, a ~zyczeniem ich jest
oddac je ma Sprawe Polska, ME
chaj sic do mas ~zgtaszaja.
Ia Wydzial Okr. II. wv. S. P,
FIR. Slibicki, prezes,
Jan Domanus, sekr. Ok. II.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-23
SPRAWY MACIERZY
POLSKIEJ.
TAG DAY" MACIERZY
POLSKIEJ w NIEDZIELE,
7 MARCA.

Do biura Sekr. Generalnego NJ.
?. nadeszfo zawiadomienie' re
Rada Miejska dala pozwolenie
ma mrzadzenie Tag Day ma ko-
rzySc przymierajacych z giodu
dzieci w Polsce, ma niedziele, d.
zgo marca, 1920 T.
Pierwsze posiedzenie opieku-
mex, pan i dziewczat, ktore goto-
we byiyby pracowac ma taxi szla
chetny eel, odbedzie sic we VITO
rex, dnia "a lutego o godz. 7:30
wieczorem, W sail Macierzy Pol
Skiej, 1457 w. Division ILL., Chi
cago.
Chetnych ma to p~osiedzenie "a
prasza jak najuprzejmiej Komi-
tet:
Wojciech F. Soska,
Antonina Baranowska,
Salomea Urbanska,
Tom. S. Blachowski,
Stan. Liczmanski.
--O-
5000 "a NOWEGO CZLON-
KA DO D. I MARCIA TYLKO.
Macierz Polska do dnja lgo
Cko- K@ex M
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-23

1rarca, "a kazdego nowego czion
la, lub Eazda nova czsonkinie
dale $500 W gotowce jake nagro-
de! Procz tego
Wstepne jest wolne do Macie-
rzy Polskiej do lgo marca!
To macy, re aplikacye, dato-
wane przez lekarza egzamnuja-
cego pred dniem 1szym marca,
wlaczone So do oferty tel ME-
zwykiej.
Kazdv Macierzysta i kazda
Macierzystka ma czas ~jeszce do
zarobienia przynajmniej $500
Aplikacye i konstytucye MONA
dostac darmo w biurze Macierzy
Polskiej, 1457 w. Division I'LL
Chicago.
Potrzeba organizatora W kaz-
del polskiej dzielnicy parafii
w~szedzie, zwiaszca w Stanach
Illinois ! Indiana. Piszcie pc wa
runki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-23
TOWN OF LAKE

Staraniem Gminy No. 1890 odDe-
die sic wiec ~agitacyjny W niedzieie,
dnia 29so b. M, o godzinie 2ej popo-
ludniu, W p~awilonie parku Sherman,
DIZZY 52ej ulicy i So. Racine V homa-
tet przygotowuje nader urozmaiooaly
program, kt6ry skladac sic bedzie z
NOW. spiew0w, deklamacyi, produkcyt
muzycznych it'd. BliAsze s~zezeg6Ay po-
danny p0zniej.
Tow. M{odziezy i'm. Sw. Stanisfawa
Kustki. W parafii p. W. Sw. Jana Bo2e-
GO. odprawi Swa spowiedz wielkano-
cna W sobote, dnia 2Sgo a W medziele
dnia 29So b. N, o godzinie 7:3O z ra-
m ma Mszy sw., przystapl wspGlnie do
Komunii sw. Wszyscy czlonkOwte obO-
wiazani So wypelnic ten Obowiazek.
Restauracya p. SylweStra BOrdtna'
mieszczaca sic pnr. 1887 W. 41ej Ill.,
zoStala w tych dniach elegancko Cd
restaurowana, a k1erownictwo mad kuch
MIA o6jal p. Malacina, europejski ku-
charz kt6ry prowadzl tnteres przy
Milwaukee ave-, ia Kantowie.
Tow. Mlodziezy i'm. sw. Alotzego No.
III q. P. R. K, urzadza przedstawie-
ME W nied1iele wielkanocna dnia Ago
kwietnia, W sail p~arafialnej sw. Jana
Bozego, PREY ulicy Throop. Odegrana
zostauie trzyaktowa komedya re spie-
wami p. t. ,,Dwaj Hultaje'. Bilety So
juz do nabycia ma plebanii u X. Jana
Stoi6skfego i u cztonk0w tes& iowa
rzystwa.
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SIG wypadek, kt0rego oflarQ padia ia
nina Kurdzel, llczaca lat Is, mn. pnr.
6S45 So. Ada I'll. Kiedy przechodzifa u
lieu 63cia, naccha{ ma MIA AUTOMOBILE
boleanae pokalezyl W nogi box, kie-
rowa{ MIN Jack O'Brien, zam. pnr. 545S
So. Harding ave. AnIbulansem Zaw1e-
Mono niesDc1eslwa do szpitala p. W.
Sw. AntoniegO z Padwy, gdzie sic znaJ-
DUE pod Opieka lekarska. Automobile
ste aresztowano, lecz po zioAeniu pore
czenia wypuszczono M wolnoSc do CA
SUI rozprnwy sadoweJ.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-23
Z CALUMET EAST
CHICAGO, IND.

w dniu 15go lutego, 1920 Cd
bylo sic przedstawienie mSodzie-
w Tow. Kazimierza Puiaskiego,
Macierzy Polskiej oddzialu los
w East Chicago Ind, (Calumet)
w sail OBJ. NJ. KoScielniaka. w
przedstawieniu brady udzia} ma
stepujace osoby:
P. w. Luczak, pna B. Burzyn-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-23
Pozadana Ulge
z Below R~eumatycznych

~najlepszy czysciciel krwi. To stare i-
harstwo czysci krew z wszystkich ME-
czystosci. Jest ono czysto jarzynowe DeA
domieszki jakichkolwiek mineralnycn
Tub chemicznych skiadnikow, lecz przea
w~yniszczenie ~nieczystosci we krwi, a "a
razem dziala jake lekarstwo ola caieso
systemu.
s. s. s. jest sprzedawane przez wszy'
stkich aptekarzy i kazdy z mich Powle
wan, re jestto zupelnie czyste doore
stare lekarstwo.
Pis1ce do naszego ~medycznego de-
uartamentu o broszarki i porade dawa'
ma armo. Adres Chief Medical Advi-
ser, 300 Swift Laboratory. Atlanta, ga.
(Ogi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-23
BABUS|A W|EDz|kA
ze Niema Mic TAX Dobrego ma Konge'
stye / Zaziebien1e jak Gorczyca

Ale starodawne plastry z gorczyc,y
pieka / sprowadzaja pecherze jednoczes
ME. Obecnie mozecie pozyskae t
sama ulge CO cd plastr6w z gorczycy
to bez pecherZa.
Musterole to uczyni. Jest to cyst
biala mase zrobiona z olejem gorczye.
Jest przyrzadzana umiejetnie tax, z
dziala zad~ziwiajaco, a ME sprowadz
pecherza ma najdelikatniejszej sk6Tze;
Tylko posmarowae Musterole lekk'
koncami palc6w, a zObaczycie jak szybk'
przynosi ulge-jak predko boil zniknie:
Uzywajcie Musterole ma Dol gardia
bronchit, zapalenie g~ruezosoT: kFuP
sztywna szyJe,. astme, neuraigle hon'
Iumbago, boil W krzyau i stawach wy.
wichniecie, bolace miesnie, potmczenie
odziebienie, odmroienie n6g, Iaziebieni'
piersi (~czssto zapobiega zapaleniupfuc)'
SOC / 6Oc sloik; sloik sEpitalny $3.50.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-23
SPRAWY
MACIERZY POLSKIEL.

ska, pna A. Ostrowska, J. Zurat
7. Zywiec, M. Wachadlo, P. F
Szmyt' pna F. Harubin, P. Maj,
chrowicz, P. Podkul, NJ. Pieta
H. Radecka, K. zywiec, Iskrzy'
cki, pna H. Szmyt, F, Jankowsk:
A. Trzesniowski, pna A. Ostrow
ska, ]. Bazan.
Mlodziez nasza grala dopiero
po raz pierwszy, mimo tego wy,
wiazala sic re swego zadania ku
ogolnemu zadowoleniu calej pu,
blicznosci, o czem swiadczyly Ii,
czne oklaski. Ks. proboszcz Jozei
Zieliiski doiozyl wszelkich sta
ran i piracy okoio wyszkolenla
n~aszej mlodziezy "a co nalezy
sic ks. Zielinskiemu szczere uzna
mic.
Prey kohcu przedstawienia w
kuczak wygiosii dluga deklama,
eye O ',Zoinierzu". Sam bedac zoi
nierzem bill Niemcow ma polach
Francyi, totez deklamacye te
wypowiedzia> Z takim zapaSem
i uczuciem re MONA bylo Eau
wazyc lzy W oczach publicznosci
M}odzicz nasza ME ustaje W
swej piracy :owszem zamySla IL
rzadzac nadal przedstawfenia ola
rozwoju naszego Towarzystwa
SzczeSc Boze!"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-23
CEPAK

Jest og6lnie znany 70 Swej przyjazni
od wielu lat z pOlSkimi Obywatelami
12tej wardy.
Cd SzereSu lat W pOlityce bezinte-
resOwnie zawSze pOpierai poSkich kan
dydat0w, gdy sic ubiegali ma urzedy.
Ola tego tez W przyszlych wybOrach
ZaS{uguje ma pOparcie pOlSkich giOS6w.
Republtkanie i DemOkraci i Obywate-
Ii polSkie Oddajac CLOS ma Joseph Cepak
Kype4nia SZiachetny ObOwiazek. Stan
my murem przE k~andydacie Joseph &C.
pax a CLOS naSz bedzie SzcZerze UZnany.
Komitet Obywatelsko POlSki 12tej
Wardy Bezpartyjny.
81 JOSEPH CEPAK
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-23

%. Piotr Kubtckl, nabyi tych
dnlach dom pnr. 1886 So. Marshfleld
ave, W kt6sym zalo4yl skiad wfktu-
allow spoaywczych. Sprawy legalne "a
latwi{ 1 pr2eprowad1i1 bank bncl
Wtodarskich, pnr. 1858 w. 47eJ vi.
Oh. Stanislaw Klechamer, kontraktor
budowlany W dziefnicy Town of Lake,
zakupil kilka hot przy 47ej i Campbell
ave. gdzie W krotce zamierza budowac
domy meszkalne.
PahStwo J. | A. BuczkowScy, nabyh
W tych dniach realnosc Cd PIP. Vim
centego 1 Roalii Dutkiewiczow, pnr.
1926 W. 45ej ul., Ia sumo S,676. Tran
zakcye kupna 1 s~przeda&y przeprowa-
dill bank braci Kowalewskich, PREY
51ej 1 8. Throop I'll.
Obyw. Franciszek Jakubowsh, brat
p. L. Jakubowskiego, Fam pnr. 6132 8.
Throop ul., ma Janowie, opuszcza W
tych dniach Chicago l wyje2d2a do
swego ota p. Atutonieso J~akrbowske-
60, do Wayhnd, Mich, ma farme, ktorej
zosta} wsp6lnihem.
Pred kiEku dniami odbylo sic rocz-
ne zebranie dyrekcT sp6aki polskiej
pod nazwa White Bagle Dairy Co."
we whasnym lokalu pnr. 1918 % So.
Loomfs I'll. Sp6lka Ia doskonale pros.
perujaca ,odbyAa speyafne posiedze-
ME akcyonaryuszy, ma kt6rem wybrano
dwoch dyreRtor6w mianowicie: p. Ju-
husza Kwasigrocha I p. Stanissawa
Wollek.
X
Prey Ashland 1 6Sej uNcy wydarzyi
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POGO SIE SMUClC?


charakteru czlowieka, jest stafy,
radosny, pelen wesolosci nastroJ
duchowy. Ludzie zniecheceni l
pelni wahania, ME potrafia sic
smiat i cieszy6 sic zyciem, zas
odwrotnie - ludzie odwazni ME
znaja p%oprostu, co to macy smu
cic sic.
Gdy czlowiek cokolwiek tract
i gdy sic Z tego smuci to po-
dw6jnie tract. Trzeba panowac
mad odruchami smutku - rozum
ME widziec, krotko sic trzeba
trzyma6, pojmujac, &c smutek
ME poprawi zlego a gdy jest
jedno zio, trzeba przeclw MENU
wystapic ostro i odwaznie, DO
przyjdzie po MIN drugie, wick
SEE. Smutek z nieszczescia to
sIaboSc, to bramy do w~iekszcgo
nieszczeScia! Cziowiek mocny
nie smuci sic ale zakasa reka-
wy ! bierze sic do piracy, by Cd
robic z{e, a gdy ME ma piracy, hub
gdy ME vie ma razie co ma robic
- to TEN bardziej sic ME smucl.
lecz wesolo mySli, re zdoby} jed
no doSwiadczenie wieccj. L Dew
roScia tez drugi raz sig ME omyll.
Tylko CT, co sic wciaz smuca'
ciagle popelniajq stare b}edy!
Wesolosc MECH wiec kwitnie
W duszach naszych - DO wesele,
radoSt jest zycicm. Kto sic smu-
ci, kto sic wciaz trapi, ten powo-
Ii zamiera. Mowia tez bardzo
~slusznie lrrdzic: ,,Smutek go "a
biz. Kazda chwila smutku, to
chwila z~blizajaca smierc-
Zyc i kwasiG sic smutkami to
lcpiej ME zyc - to wl"snem ME
dolestwem zatruwac zycie in
uvm. Kazdy odwaznv czlowick,
kazde SERGE szlachetne - zaw-
SIC jest wcsole i radoSnic nastro
~jonc. Vice chociaz nieprzyjem-
noSci mas spotykajq, choc szar-
pic zyciowa zawicrucha, IL
Smicch MECH kwitnic ma obliczu,
a spokoj W sercu. Gem jest ola
okretu ballast ma dnie, tenn ola
czlowieka jest wSrod nicszczeSc
- spokoj duchowy; czem ola
okretu income Eagle, naprz6d po-
suwajqce okret tenn ola czfo-
wieka - jest radosny nastroj
ducha.
Me wierze, ably MONA zfa--
mac miodzienca, ktory w mic
szczeSciu m6wi z uSmiechem i
spokojem: To mic, mic! Nieszcze
seize wnet przeminie!" kt6z ME
uwierzy, &c on zwyciezy? Lccz
cz}owiek, kt6ry co chwila sic
zniecheca, TAXI czlowick mic wicl
kicgo ME stworzy - smutek /
niepok6j powell go pochion2. -
Bqdzmy vice weseli!
Navel wo6wczas, gdy Dol "a
lcwa, re inni cicrpia. re Ojczyzna
- Niepodlegla Polska - cierpi
w niedostatku, nawct wtedy smu
&c sic mic powinnismy. Bo cier-
picnia usunie sic pracq, DO Pol
see dopomozemy pracq. Me do
smutku ale do piracy, wzywa
has kazdc nieszczescic - kazda
nieprzyjemnoSt. Kto zamiast JAG
sic piracy, do dziela, zalewa sic
lzami, slnuci sic, - ten dziecin-
ny charakter okazujc. Smiejmy
sic wiec wesoio zawszc. Tylko
ludzie weseli podnosza innych,
tylko CT, co radoSc maja W duSzy,
innym ~udzielaja silly.
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USUh SWERzBIACA EGzEME.
Antyseptyczne Ze'
mo Pomoie CT.

Mniejsza z tenn jak czesto pr6bowa-
les / ME otrzymaieS rezultat6w, moiesz
usunae pieczenie, swad, predko przez
p~rzyio4enie Zemo, kt6re molina dostat
" aptekach "a Csc. Wielka flaszka
800. Gojenie zaczyna sic z chwila.
gdy zemo sic przytozy. w krotkim cza-
sic zwykle kazdy slad egzemy, wyrzu-
tow, prysSczy, wysypki, wagrow / po-
dobnych chor6b sk6rnych zniknie.
Do wyczysEczenia skory / uczynie-
mia jej sWieia i zdrowa, zawsze uzy-
wal zemo, piyn wnik&;acy i antysep-
tyczny, Me Jest on t~iuszczaca mascia
i ME paami. Gdy wszystko inne zawie-
die, jest on jedynym ~skutecznym sro-
dkiem W leczeniu wszelkich klopotow
%sk6rnych.
The E, ". Rose Co., Cleveland, O.
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Molecie Otrzymac Iytko FTzez
Odpowiednie Leczenie.
Wiele gatunk6w reumatyzm6w jest
spowodowanych przez miliony maleh-
kich bakcyh kt6re osiedlaja sic we
krwi / dop6ki krew ME jest zupelnie o.
-czyszc0ona z tych bakcyli ME mole bye
pozadanej ulgi.
I dAtego, Re wiele ludzi leczy boil a
oie leczy Zarazt6w choroby. jest jedna
z przyczyn dlaczegO rematyzm jest
n~ieuleczalna chocoba wzmagajaca sic
z roku ma rok.
N~ajlepszem lekarstwem ma reuma-
erzn ieec s. s. s. dlatego, re jest to
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z POLITYKI
12-TEJ WARDY

We wtorek wybory 2+go b. m, O.
oywatele i Obywatelki bez r0anicy cBy
TO Repubhkanie lub Demokraci beda
gioSowae jeden ballot bez-partyjny na
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The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-05-28

Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Lowe, 81
Atlanta, spent the week END with
Mr.. and Mrs, 7. j. Lowe.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Glore. Mr.
and Mrs. O. Fl. Starnes, of Allan.
ia, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Z. G.
Moss Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Grove, Of
Marietta, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. 7. G. Moss.
Miss Hazel Elrod, Of Atlanta
was the guest of her brother and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Elrod
Sunday.
Mrs, Lucille Moss and Miss
Ruth Clay, of Atlanta, were the
weekend guest of Mr.. and Mrs
/. D. Daniel.
Mr.. and Mrs. j N. Starnes, Mr..
and Mrs. g. M. Arnold, of Allan
ia, spent Saturday with Mrs. Il.
"A. Barber.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. HI. Gam, Mr.,
and Mrs. G. II. Gam and daugA.
ter, Lorine, and Mrs. Reggie Moss
visited relatives in Atlanta Sun
day afternoon.
Rev. G. N. Peek filled his regu.
lar appointment Sunday and Sat
urday before. Delivering two
very able sermons.
Let everyone in reach come out
each fourth Sunday and Saturday
and hear for themselves. We
want you to come.
The Sunday School is growing
but we still have room for more
Now this means youcome next
Sunday and help us.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Hathaway, Mr..
and Mrs. w. C. Holbrook and
children, of Marietta, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin Wade, Of Pisgah
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Y. R. Holbrook, of this place.
Miss Eulah Holbrook, of Mari
eta, spent Sunday with hel
brother, Mr.. v. r. Holbrook.
Eugene,
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-05-28
MABLEToN

Mr.. and, Mrs. Kemp Willis, of
Greenville, S. G., were the guests
of his father for few days last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. V. Moss and
son Leon, of Atlanta, returned
home Sunday afternoon after a
few days visit to her father and
another, and other relatives a,
Middleton.
Miss Ruth Mable spent the
weekend at Rome with her sister,
Mrs. III. Il. Blair.
AIR and Mrs. I'll. B. Mitchell. OF
Smyrna, visited Middleton last
week.
Mrs. Kate Daniel, of Atlanta,
WAS a recent visitor at this place.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Haden, of At.
santa, made a flying trip to
Middleton Saturday afternoon.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-05-28

are guests Of Mrs. Jas. Cslreton.
Mr.. and Mrs. f s. Denman, Of
Gadsden, Ala, were guests Of REL
latives during the week.
The graduating exercises of the
Austell High School will take
place Friday evening at the Me-
thodist Church. Those who will
receive diplomas are: Misses
Frances Westmoreland, Ethel
Davis, Wilmer James, Estelle
HUMPHREYS, Mary Irvine and Mess
rs. Hirch Brown and Jack Mather.
Mrs. JAS. Mather, of Ellshart,
md, is the guest Of her son and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Ma
Their.
Mr.. Jay Hardy, of Birmingham,
Ala, was the guest of his sister
during the past week.
Observer.
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MEMS FROM OUR
CORRESPONDENTS
FAIR VIEW

Mr.. John Kemp and family
spent. Sunday with Mr., and Mrs
q a. Kemp.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. Il. Meek and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. farmer were
the Sunday guests of Mr.. j. G..
cCutcheon and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Austin
and Miss Levettie Austin, of Mt.
Olivet visited their brother Mr..
Oscar Austin Sunday.
Mrs. J. E. Compton spent the
weekend with her sister Mrs. Il.
al. Foster at Marietta.
Several from this place attend
ed the all day singing at Mt. Cal
WY and reported some fine sing
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. Cantrell
spent Sunday with their parents
Dir and Mrs. HI. F. Harrison, at
ut Olivet.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Pilgrim, Of
Powder Springs visited Mr.. and
AIRS E. E. Pilgrim last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Mathis and
Family spent Sunday as the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. 7. Compton.
Mr.. l. I. Prather spent last
Thursday with his brother Mr..
Henry Prather near Acworth.
Dir. and Mrs. Ben Griggs, of
Oklahoma, who are visiting rela-
tives and friends here spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. 7.
u Helton.
-Chumbs.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-05-28
NORTH DUE WEsT

Several from this place attend
ed the singing at Mt. Calvery Sun
day and report some good sing
ing.
Mr.. Charlie Dickson motored
out to Mr.. and Mrs. 7. j. Helton's
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Ernest Compton and baby
Francies spent the weekend with
Mrs. Mae Foster, who has been
very i'll fog some time.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Austin
and children, of near Acworth
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Oscar Austin and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Griggs, OF
Oklahoma, are visiting friends OF
this place.
Mrs. Bell Flynn and children
of New Salem, spent one day last
week with her sister Mrs. Will
Price.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Meeks
spent Sunday with Mr.. John Me,
Cutcheon and family.
Sunday School is doing fine al
this place.
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rested and on examination admitted
that her ouija board had told her Of
the murders. and that she was 20 i'm
pressed with it that she had phoned
for the officers.
Ouija board evidence is now given
very little credence in Pittsburg pol
fee circles.