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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-15

The "a Empire thsatrs building
Wa opsnsd up today for t.raee
busineGu under the control Of ROB
II r. Oalbraitk, Who AaS . 1OVear
lsaso on tn premises. .
llr. Ca1bsaith has expanded
$3.50 N constructing Z garage en-
trnneo and IN laying . cnncreee
floor IN the building. Tho new a
rage - possibly tho largest ono IN
the tri-cif1oA There II room for
stoFing about eighty cars and stalls
VIII 30 bud1t IN for individual ma
chimes uDoa request
Repair work will b carried On
BY : ouEps a mechanics and the
storage and car washing features
will b the biggest specialies,
while Gales of both now and used
cars w11l b conducted
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-15
DRIVE
BRINGS IN IL
!. FOR FIRST DAY.
X


Enthusiastic workers reported at
the Chamber Of Commerce rooms
this morning with . total Of 172
memberships signed up for the
three-year period. This. report
only made the workers more deter
mined to see that the proper num-
Der Of memberships were secured
to put the Organization on the
basis where It belongs. Tho var
ious committees will work through
the balance Of the week and will
wind up the campaign with a
luncheon meeting either Hriday
noon or q general get-together
membership meeting some day the
coming week.
A good many prospects remain
yet\to be canvassed, and 1t Is
question whether or not all can be
personally seen by the committee.
A good many have voluntarily
turned in their memberships at the
Chamber of Commerce rooms, and
it has been suggested that parties
who are contemplating being out
Of the city should leave their men,
berships at the office and thus IA
cilitate matters for the committee
workers.
As soon as the campaign is COM
pleted and the various departments
organized, an election of officers
and board of directors will be held
to hold over until January, at
which time the regular election
will be held for the ensuing year.
This is being done in order to give
the entire membership a voice in
the selection Of those who will
guide the organization. The public
forum will likewise be organized
and several matters of importance
to the city will be considered by
this body with view OF recon-
mending the proper action and ac-
tivity to be under by the new body.
CHEAPER THAN STAYING HOME
When you can spend the evening
on the Steamer G. W. Hill for only
CSC. Friday, Sept. II.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-15

CHEAPER THAN STATING HONE
When you can spend the evening
on the Steamer G. W. Hill for only
Csc. Friday, Sept. II.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-15
FOIL PLOT TO
STAGE HOlDUP


Extra precauuons AGAINST burg
iafy were ta9en ~ BANKS ana lead
ING East moline mercantile est9o-
nsnments last night - the result
OF rumofs thA1 plots 70 carly out .
no.a.up ~ tne ~ ma D1sn evol
.sa.... .ao rsS. ~
s.~.. ns, " -. =. . LII
49,. .~ssAs 49, - -.
.s -. .ss1' - ~ ~ 1910
"s ns w. 10y aeay Seetue0.
ING p.0s ini0Is : iros0
u - ons. cleo !uan ocnAel'
en.sa y pOnce: 4o0ut a = N. u
eoIoey 410 .le.e0 SaAA WINE On ~.
wsy Y Molk In M0tnins ne nao
o susa. eutneseIsAson o. .nIee
..een AppeA1s e1. uey wele
r. - puil on . !on ~ I.sss
Moilne, 40 saio. Inc anlee Do1Ioeo
.n0 s.lee. 81 ~ Mollne anu rye ss
$3.50 90 . % Seser.n s, IT,, n
.sen.a a'e1.e, sAs: MolIue, "nele
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-15

sept. Is, l6-Mooee 1instEels.
Oct. s-8-wiliiam Courtney In Civilian
Clotbes.'
Oct. lQ-Nsuds Fulton IN the Hum
ming Btrdy
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-15
DR. GIBSON HEAD
MINISTER'S CLUB

Dr.. J. H. Gibson, pastor Of the
First United Presbyterian church,
was elected president Of the Rock
Island Ministerial alliance at the
first fall meeting held Monday
morning ut the Y. II. C. A.. Rev.
Thomas Hughes, Of the Cleland
Presbyterian church, was chosen
vice president, while Rev. Charles
Mann was elected secretary-treas-
ureF. Rev. Mr.. Mann is pastor Of
the Gloria Del United Presbyterian
church. Business Of . routine ma
ture was transacted.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-15
ADJUSTMENTS
M0TIoH RICIURs "

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MA un." ~ Aans
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hsst-1hirsy-ashfA stsss1 yoursssnth
evenue.
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porofAy Daisoo a &C., T@tss,. !"
Ia NM q .:f5Id6er 49,.
u..- -
A~ 1
Darsle 1Amtye.
tDsvenportD
Sent. Is. l6-Mooes iliustrels.
Oct. s.0-Wiliiam Cour{Iney in s.Civifian
Clothes."
o. Maud. pu,ton 4. ..rn. Hum.
ming ~Ard,.
.
7VAUDEyILLB.
lDavenport)
Colunble 1heasre-ou tAs pregf.n
starting THURSDAY - the Columbia. The
ssaricea COMEDY. Hello Husband. will
&c featured. This act Genes direct from
State-Lake theatre. Chicago. Other acts
on tho bill viii BE- Mang and SNYDER. bill
% - tho Iwennesh Century wonders.
master athletes. Rice and Benton will
present exclusive comedy songs and talk
Bob Mills. known ~ the boy with The
'nnday omile' enteFsaanI . Inc piano ano
18th catchy songs. A big comedy feature
u the program viii De Ired wmtneid
and Marie Ireland. 'Their Offering will
be rural satire. "Umph- VILE. Com.
i p.eting t1is big time ysude<ille bill will
| Dc Geores kaiainnfs Musical nans
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-15

Iporasy plans 70 open ths
- school It the Rock Island
~ sehooi On Monday. Oct. II.
= nads last evening & the reg
- nlsting of the board Of edu-
80. The term Will last 10 yeels
1870 on Dec II beeors 6e be-
@1losinr Of the Christmas vacation.
tTAe night school classes which
80 been organised for several
- here have attracted the At
se1f3cu OF many and have been we'll
.ffnnded. Courses in English. COM
lofco, history. ETC.. are taught II
5000 uponS . second term will
sleein Jan. 3 Of next year and clos
~ March II.
4 C. Fisher. superintendent Of
sachools, gave . report showing that
|eaoroxtmately ITS more students
n attending school this year than
NJ year and that there were
evvdsd conditions in some Of the
! aeAools, which necessitated some
shanssers and the addition Of four
TEACHERS. No changes in boundary
lines we're made. Mr.. Either says
schools opened with . greater in
tersst and better work than ever
before, both teachers and pup
alike being anxious to get in.
school. The crowded condition at
the high school made It necessary to
hold some classes after school and
plans are underway TO make room
foe physical education - some were
unable 10 take the, course due to the
lack Of room.
Fix Rental Fees:
The board set $3.50 as the charge
for rental OF the gymnasium and
SO for the auditorium of Washing
Ton school, to be enforced when ad-
mission is charged. There Is nc
(hargs for community meetings
Charge at the Franklin school wal
fixed at $3.50. The board instruct
ed that bicycle sheds be construct
a At the high school, Franklin ant
Warrington schools. A refund o.
school taxes on government house.
| where the tax had been previousl!
paid by the government was au
thorized.
The following appointments wer,
approved at the grades. Celia Nc
Lean. Ruby Hylbert and Edna Nc
Csrthy, high school; Hula Rohde
physics, and Malvine Caloine
french; Irwin Mitchell. manua
timing. and Joseph Beal. physica
G1U0tfon. The designations o
Ciea Asdns. manual training; Mrs
MAriesC Condor. French. and Emeli
Do Santo, Eugene Field schoo,
we're accepted.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-15
BARGAIN MOONLIGHT

Only Csc. Friday. Sept. II. on
Steamer G. W. Hill. Leaves Daven-
port Sis; Rock Island. $3.50 p. m.
Rialto Jazz Orchestra.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-15
NOTICE.

DR.. James F. Myers has removed
his office from Moline to room NO.
405 Safety building, Rock Island.
Office hours, 10 to IL a. m. and
2:3O to 5 and to s p. m.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-15

/ONLY Is CENTS
lbr q Moonlight Ride on the Steam
Z G. W. Hill, Friday, Sept. II.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-05-27
Buyers Press Drive
On Steer Values

FORT WORTH. Texas. May 90
Ruye d renewed their attack ngainst
ihe high cost of beef steers with vigor
Wednesday but W. to late hour in
the day their efforts were fluitiess. the
unlS sales being two ur three ears at
20. Late Tuesday "a few cattle sold
40 flat decline of so cents the range
zoe ptlc"s being from SS7h 10 $3.50. but
steers Of "a weishty sort were not
wanted 90 any price. and those along
with most of the thin steers. were for
wnTdvd TO other mntkct ccutors Tues
day forenoon indicated values would
dOprcciatc another half dolar Cows
and heifcr remained about steady
with the weeks decline Of 90 ccnta.
Calves sold readily at an advance of
20 cents. good lights bringing 81 20 TO
fii SO. Heovipts were close "a 500
rattle and 500 calves
CATTLE, Bocvos SO0Wa 90. stock
rrs nu6a 90. cow 3aOptST5. hcifers
5.OOfi $50. bulls b.0oH 200. calves 800
M1l SO.
HOGS Heavy itO0mii2h; light
lf.2bnli.aO; medium i8.u0ei 90,
mixed i100uia0Ot common II 00ff
ie.0u. pigs Sf0ni0t0
SifEEis Lambs ~ 0offiS 90. year
lngs 10Ooai 90, wothcrg N50ft95O.
ewes T5OmS.5o, culls i1oWG5o goats
fONff 90
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-05-27

the only thing left that can he
bought for uici,lc
BUSTO
Hops and barley from the key
TRY a glnas AdN.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-05-27

BUsTO
out n. tNt Nog
Trf "a SCHOONER a illl iHllfo1h
N4e. NaN
Evening journal., 1920-11-19
70 STUDENTS
ATTEND BANQUET
Given by Rehabilitation
Boys at Delaware
College
DR.. w. E. HULLIHEN
MAKES ADDRESS

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
NEWARK. Nov. t9.-One of The
most delightful affairs since the Re-
habiI+ation Division has been located
here was a g.i-together banquet held
last night In Old College. The total
enrollment OF the division, about IS
young IN n, III OF whom are vOoaticn-
al agricultural students at Delaware
Coll &c under special arrangemnts
with the War Department attended
.he banquet.
The rehabilitation men are ali for
mer soldiers who served In the World
War. Most OF them wers wounded n
action or in other ways were physi-
cally disabled and the government is
Swing them This opportunity TO re-
ccive A vocational education.
The banquet last night was plan-
ned and carried out entirely by the
rehabilitation students and was a
grsat success. Frank Ehse. cha rman
OF The social committee, was toast
master.
One Of the principal speakers Of
the evening was n. J Fuller, Of ph l.
ldelphia, District Vocational Onicer
or Vocational Rehabilitation. lie
spoke Of the good work being done in
a vocational line by the former ser
vice men,. Mr.. parry, a representa-
tive OF the Federal Department. OF
Labor, was a visitor and made a short
address.
DR.. Walter E. HuIiIhen. presiden.
Evening journal., 1920-11-19

Of Delaware College, and also Dean
Charles A. McCue, OF The Agricultural
department, commended the work OF
IN local division boys ard the work
they are doing. They bosh expressed
pleasure IN having She division at m
college. Dean u. Laurence Smith
was also a guest al the dinner.
r. NJ. Upton, director OF the lOcal
division. and DR.. Chauncey T. Ed
wards, a member OF tho faculty. made
short addresses. There was music
during Inc hannnel
Evening journal., 1920-11-19
NEWS ODDTTIES

The interior OF the OkefiDokee
swamp in Georgia has never been
visited.
Artosian web dirgens. In Montana
have discovered a coal vein thcre.
Brazil Is planning a Federal body
which VIII conserve and develop her
national resources.
The blossom OF the waffle, a trec
of the gum family, has been adopted
as Australia's national emblem.
Evening journal., 1920-11-19
THE EVENING JOURNAL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1920

| tends toward hushing the bark. The
dog OF the not distant future viii not
bark
The. eXper. doesn't say II the bark
less pup also will be the hiteleSs
hound.
Evening journal., 1920-11-19
AN OLD FRIEND
THAT STOPS PAIN
Keep Sloan's LiniuDent Handy 90 Pat
the Feel Good" Back Into
the System

n IL II needs is Just one trial.-a
~ little applied without rubbing. for
L n n penetrates-tO convince you OF
Of its merit in relieving sciatica. lum-
bago. neuralgia, lame muscles. sun
ness, bruises, pains, backaches,
strains. and the after-erects OF ex-
pOSure.
The congestion Is scattered. prompt
ly. oleanly. without effort. economi-
cally. You become regular user or
Sloan's Liniment, adding your enthu-
siasm 10 that Of It's many thousands
Of other friends the world over, who
keep IL handy in case of need Three
sizes at all dr7lggisls-35o. TOO, Si.iO.
Evening journal., 1920-11-19

This coming week 10 would he well
for you 10 give wide publicity through
the Want Ads for automobiles 10 sell
or exchange.
Evening journal., 1920-11-19

The Wants have led tho way for
many a household TO be its owl land
that they affer.-Acv-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-14

RObey ul., ma Jadwigowie. Biuro jego
mieSci sic W budynku Peoples
Stock Yards Bank Bldg. Gas wakacyj-
ny spedzii ma wschodzie o~dwiedzajaG
krewnych / znajomych W Stanach
Pennsylvania i Nowego Yorku.
Grono %przyjaci0lek panny Zofii Mar
skiej sprawiiy jej druga niespodzian-
Ike wv. Miscellaneous Shower ktora
dnia 1870 b. m, Stanic IA Slubnym ko
biercu W koSciele p. w. Sw. KonStancyi
w Jefferson Parku 0 godzinie Smej vic
czorem, z advokatem Edwardcm r.
Piszczatov-skim. Pzy mWyce / Spie--
vie bawiono sic do p0anej Godziny. w
nieSpodziance u~czeStnicZy}y naStepuj2-
ce panic i panny: Il. CzcSiavska, A.
PiSzczatoWSka, s. ldzikOwSka, II. Ze-
browska, w. Masdziarz, w. Ratajczak,
A. Marsha, w. I~d1ikowSka, w. Kortas,
B. kaczmarek, S. S~ypniewska, H.. Mar
ska, n. KaziGska, A. Og6rek, X. Idzl-
kovska, A. Magdziarz, H.. Magdziarz,
S. Wnorowska, II. Abt / ]. Magdziarz.
w ubiegiy wtorek grono przyJa-
ciolek sprawilo mia niespodzianke
t. wv. Miscellaneous Shower" ma
Geese panny Heleny Matuszevskiej,
" domu PAM Amy SwitaJ, lam. pnr.
5116 Wilson ave. Obecne byly pam
ny: NJ. zurawska, H. Graczyk, H.
Wiszowata, 4. SVitaj, H.. Matuszew-
ska, w. Wiszowata, H. Kupczyk, J.
Wiszowata, NJ. Kupczyk, panic: A.
SwitaJ, 2. Guziolek, F. Matuszew-
ska, W. Majerowicz, z. Zalevska, NJ.
Guziolek, pant Schmidt. Parma Hele-
ma Matuszewska ~vstepuje W zviazeN
malzehski z panem Klemensem Zu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-14
BacznOSc Skauci!

Niniejszem rozkazem %powoluje
wszystkich Skaut6w, kt6rzy naleza
do kapeli Oddzialu No. s W parafii
sw. Trolley, ably sic stawili W unifor'
mach i 2 instrumentami W niedzie-
lie, dnia Is sierpnia, o godzinie PEI
popoiudniu, W sail Gwiczen. kapela
Skaut6w bedzie przyiaczona do Ko.
mitetu Polskiej oPzyczki Rzqdowe1
Zatem saddle nalezy, re Szan. ro'
dice dopilnuia ably zadnego Skauta
muzykanta ME braklo ma GAS ozna-
czony. w tym wiasnie czasie kiedy
Oiczyzna Polska zada Cd mas pomocy
kazdy powinien obowiazek speinic'
Czolem Ojczyznie. - Kaz. Tarka'
skautmistrz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-14
Odezwa Centralnego Komitetu P.P.P.

wykaze swa wiare w przysziosc
Polski a w ten sposob zada kfam
rozsiewanym fafszywym wiado--
przez naszych nieprzy-
jscioi wsrod cafego swiata.
Biura Komitetu Centralnego
mieszcza sic PREY 1909 N. Ash
land ave-, Dom Zwiazku Polek,
gdzie chetni do piracy jake now
cy, sprzedawacze, sfuzeniem au-
tomobilami i wszelka pomoca ra-
CA sic zglosic ably ich dobre che
ci MONA ola sprawy Polskiej jak
wyzyskac.
Przyjdzcie wszyscy!
Czekamy!
Kom. Centralny PIP.
J. E. x. Biskup Pawei Rhode,
Konsul z. Nowicki,
Sedzia Ed. K. Jarecki,
Stan. Adamkiewicz. prezes,
E. A. Napieralska, wice-prez.,
X. Franc. Gordon, skarbnik,
Tomasz Skorupa, sekretarz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-14

OJczyzny Stanmy jutro obok siebie
r6bmy kaAdy % kto moze ola Ojczyzny
PolSki. Przyjdzcie wSzyscy ma j~utrzej-
sly vice. Rano odbedzie sic nabozen-
Stwo ma intencye Polski.
Vice ludOwy W sail parafialnej Sw.
Jadwigi zaraz pc n~ieSzporach o godzi.
ME Sci pop}udniu. MOwy wygtosza
wybitni m6wcy, Choir p~arafialny od$pie
wa pieSni pOlSkie. U~rzadzeniem wiecu
zajmuja sic towarzystwa i kluby wra
z y. proboSzczem Janem Obyrtaczem
C. r. ma czele. Mech obszerna sala ia
dwigowska zapelni sic Pc brzegi.
q ,
W szpitalu p. n. ,,Children's Me-
mortal zmari sze$cioletni Antoni
Cichocki, ~zamieszkaly z rodzicami
pnr. 1854 Fleetwood ul., wskutek
ran odniesicnych W wypadku auto
mobilowym dnia 5go b. M. Podfug
protok64u policyjnego re stacyi W.
Chicago ave. chlopiec ~przechodzi}
~krzyzowke Elston l Blanche uI.. gdy
automobil, ktorym kierowa{ Tomasz
F. Izban, najechai | fatalnie go po-
kaleczyl. Ma widok tego wypadku
Izban zatrzymal maszyne, podnios}
ch}opczyka | W swoim AUTOMOBILE
odwi6zl go do powyzszego szpitala.
Onegdaj o godzinie $50 wieczo-
rem wybuchi pczar W domu pnr.
4456 Clifton Park ave, W Brighton
Park. niewiadomo dotad 2 jakiej
przyczyny. MIN przybyla straz, polar
rozszerzy} sic ma caly budynek, kto-
rego wlaScicielem jest Frank P.
High. Polar ~opanowa} take diva
sasiednie budynki. Strata wynosi xii
kanaScie tysiecy dclar6w. w spalo-
nych domach podobno mieszkaiy
dwie rodziny polskie.
= q =
Onegdaj wieczorem o godzinie SCI
W sail Z%jednoczenia P. R. K. odby}
sic wiec unist6w ~polskich, ma kt6ry
zebrala sic spora liczba r~obotnikow.
Vice zagail alderman lei wardy
p. Stanislaw Adamkiewfcz, wyja-
Sniajac eel z%ebrania, poczem pre-
m6wi{ alderman Stanisiaw H. Kun:
I p. Litko. Ma prezesa wiecu powola-
no p. Antoniego ~Skowronka. a ma
sekretarza p. E. Ruczyhskiego. u
chwalono ma temze wiecu wyslae re-
zoiucye bioraca Polske W obrone
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-14

Polska w chwili obecnej czynl
nadludzkie wysiiki w obronie u
trzymania wolnoSci Narodu. Do
piracy staneli wszyscy be- wyatt
ku tam w Polsce i swa krwia, zy-
ciem i nadludzkiemi wysiikami
staraja sic ~odeprzec hordy bolsze-
wickie.
Wierzymy, re wychodztwo pol
skie W Chicago i okolicy jak "a
wszc, tax i W tel przeiomowej
chwili spelni swoj obowiazek
wzgledem Matki- Polski. Napier
,wsza i najwieksza potrzeba jest
zebranie funduszow ola skarbu
Polskiego przez sprzedaz bondow
Pclskiej Pozyczki Rzadowej.
Komitet Centralny PIP. ape
luje do Polskiego Duchowien-
silva, wszystkich kierownikow W
organizacyach i korporacyach
Polskich, ably wywarli jak maj
wieksze wplywy ma szerokie war
stwy spo1eczenstwa Polskiego ma
wychodztwie, ably pospieszyli ma
ratunek Polsce, broniac naszych
narodowych tradycyi i instytucyi
Polskieh pred zydowsko = mo-
skiewskimi nalecialosciami.
Polacy musza stanac wszyscy
jak jeden MAJ w obronie Ideow
Narodowych i w tel chwili zioza
dowod mitoSci ojczyzny powiek-
szajac Skarb Polski, ably Ojczyzna
mog}a swoin Obroncom przynaj-
mniej dac bron w rece i zywnoSt
ola umierajacych z gfodu.
Mech przysziy tydzien bedzie
najwiekszem w dziejach wycho-
dztwa polskiego w Ameryce.
Do piracy Bracia i Rodacy stan
Gle wszyscy do szeregu obrohcow
wolnosci i MECH ME braknie niko-
go W tel wielkiej i przefomowej
chwili naszego Narodu. Mech
Rodaczki "a przykfadem dziel--
nych obroncow Lwowa i wilma
stana do piracy mad obrona Pol
ski.
Zgiaszajcie sic wszyscy do To-
kalnych i parafialnych komitetow
lub wprost do Centralnego Ko-
mitetu PIP. pc bondy Polskiej
Pozyczki. Tysiace chetnych do
siuzby przy sprzedazy bondow So
potrzcbni, MECH ten lud Polski
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-14

Prezydenta WiIsona, oraz Amerykah
skiej Federacyi Piracy. Do komitetu
rezolucyi weszli: p. f. PerlikoWski,
!. T. Kowalski, S. Stelniecki, p. w.
Drodzinski, p. S. KarEol, p. P. Ru-
cihski i p. n. Mr6z. Ma wiecu adUp.
towano do kcmitetu take p. Anto-
niego Czarneckiego, wsp6lredaktora
dziennika Daily News" / aldermana
lei wardy p. S. AdamkieWicza'
- Uchwalono jednogioSnie roz-
poczaG natychmiastowa agitacye W
chronic imienia polskiego l Ojczyzny
naszej. Wszyscy obiecali przyiozyc
reki do wsp6lnej piracy.
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wesoIo. Parma Pelagia stanie nd
slubnym kobiercu z panem Stani--
s}awem Jakubowskim z South Bend,
Ind. dnia 1go wrzeSnia, W koSciele p.
W. sw. Jacka W Avondale. Obie te
niespodzianki urzadzono W domu jej
siostry PIP. A. KRISTEN, Fam. pnr.
4O15 Nelson ul.
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'NOTATM OSOBISTE.


w ostatnich dniach, w domu pp. MI
chaIa / Marty z WiSniewskich Bulkie-
wicz6w, Fam. pnr. 1882 W. Augusta
ILL.,. zapanowala niezmierna radoSc a to
z powodu przyjScia ma SWAT hozej CO.
reczki, kt0rcj chrzeSt odbedzie sic ju-
tro w koSciele p. ". Sw. Heleny. Chrze-
stnymi beda p. Roman GoralsA l pa
nj Walentyna Wichiacz.
Parma Eugenia Paw{owSka, Siostra INA
neeo zapaSnikS p. Kazimierza Pawlow-
skiego, Fam. pnr. 1926 Drake ave, wy
jecha1a ma 3-tygodniowe wakaeye do
Bass Lake pod Knox, Ind.
PAM Marya Skaryszewska, iona p.
Lubomira G. SkaryszewShego, Fam.
pnr. 1911 W. Chicago ave, zapadfa W
tych dniach ma zapalenie piuc. Znajdu-
je sic pod opieka polskich lekarzy DR..
E. Kr6lika | DR.. SiemihoKicza. Cho-
"a doglada pielegniarka Gertrude kro-
lik, siostra wyzej wymienionego leka-
RIA. Kryzys juA minal l stan chorej
cokolw1ek sic polepszy&.
PAM Pelagia Tojza 2 synkiem Ry-
szardem oraz PARMA Wiktorya Suwal--
ska, corki p. Paw}a Suwalskiego, z ia
ckowa, zam. pnr. 1859 Wolfram ul..
~wyjechaly ma dvutygodniowe wakacye
do Benton Harbor, Mich, do PIP. Ign.
Rudnik6w. u tamtad udadza sic do
S~tevensville. Mich, gdzie podejmowane
beda u pahstwa R.barczyk, kt6rzy po-
siadaja obszena / dobrze zagospoda-
rowana farme.
Onegdaj wieczorem W domu PIP. An
drzeja i Rozalii Oli1skich, Zam. pnr.
1884 Fleetwood ul., odbyba sic niespo-
dzianka zwana Linen and Cut Glass
Shower" ola ich c6rki panny Wandy,
kt6ra wychodz wkr6tce "a MAJ "a pa
ma J0zefa Maza, zam. pnr. 251S South
port ave, ma J6zafatowie. Uczestniczy-
~ nastepujace p~anienki: R6aa Dukes,
Florentyna Dukes, Jadwiga Koszmer,
J6zefa BinkowSka, Marya Wiszowata,
Anna BrosS, Franciszka Blaszak, Fran
ciszka Gawro6ska, G. Kubik, Maya
Gniadek, Eugenia Jorss, Marya Rosch-
man, S. Oli6Ska, Klara Jahczak, NJ.
Roschman, Eleonora Roschman, Wir-
ginia Gawro6ska / Helena Gawro1ska.
Ma dwutygodniowe wakacye do
P%ittsburgh'a Penn, wyjechaly PAM Eli
beta Rosa, zam- pnr. 1880 Rice I'll. i
PAM Antonina Huntowska, 1am. pnr.
1923 No. Wood I'll. Podejmowane one
beda u swego kuzyna p. Jana Zulin'
skiego. Przy okazyi zwiedza take slyn
ny wodospad Niagara Falls, n. \.
We wtorek, dnia 11-go b. m, o go
dzinie 10tej rano W koSciele p. W. Sw.
Stanislawa Kostki, odbyl sic Stub p.
Antoniego Kleszczewskiego z parma 10
anna Bogucka. Slubu mlodej pare u
dzielif X. Szczepan Bubacz, z Piotro-
PawIowa, p~rzyjaciel pahstwa m}odych.
Druzbowali: p. Pawe{ Taraszewsh 2
PARMA Stanisbawa Kamihska. Kwfaciar
ka byla parma Regina Bogucka. Solo
lave Maria" odspiewaia PAM Anna
J6zwiakowska, PREY akompaniamencie
skrzypiec PAM Ireny Wardzihskiej j
organu p. A. j. Kwasigrocha miejsco-
wego organisty. Uczta VeSelna odbyia
sic W domu PIP. Ignacego / Weroniki
Boguckich, Fam. pnr. 1921 Noble III.
Onegdaj powrocI z jednomiesiecz-
nych wakacyi adwokat polsk p. Ed
ward Warren. zam. u 2037 North