davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-25
STORM IN NEBRASKA

LINCOLN. Nchr., June 25--A heavy
wind, rain and electrical aurm swept
Nebraska early today, causing some
damage to telegraph and telephone
facilities. The rainfall however. N
expected to be beneficial to growing
crops
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-25
~ ,rs ...sel.Iss ..r..

SAN FRANCISCO. June 25.-The
New York delegation will caucus to-
morrow tu nome It's committee con-
vention members and also further to
discuss plans for Il drive against the
Noistead prohibition enforcement act,
Whatever other delegations may do.
national committeeman Mack of New
York said the New Workers propos"
to put an their weight behind an e.
fort tu plodg, tHc party to amend the
u,l su ~ To- permit the states tu de-
ternine alcoholic contents OF bever-
ages for themselves. within "a maxi
mum limitation to be substituted for
the one hulf ot ono percent restric-
tion ~ the present federal act
W. Bourkc Cochran is slated to be
Now Nork's member ON the conven-
ton resolutions committee. There
will be mo- fight In the delegation on
any committee selections. it was said
aud Mr. C0chmns appointment vii
bee taken generally AZ indicating the
purpose ~ the New Workers To urge
.tu Irish plank IN the party platform
The form of the declaration probably
will be- settled at the caucus tomor'
row.
For GOV. smith IIrst
A decision also will DE reached iher
[ ~ to where the 80 New York yotei
Will go in hallutins ON candidates tul
| the presidential nomination after q
! complimentary favugite son expires
| sion FOR governor smith. delegation
/ chairman, has been recorded. tn
| delegation has No Instructions. Ther'
! was "a strong intlmntiun howevo
4 that It's strength would ne thrown q
/ Governor Cox OF ohio after a baliu
Z or tp7u,
This was arrival day FOR delegates
| The first great in-rush began earn
/ IN tn morning ana continued an da'
/ with the wcathcrmuun taking viz
urous part IN the reception. lie pro
I duced another clear, cool comforta
BILE day. typical % san Francisco,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-25

The public stenographer In one OF
the leading hotels here has gone tn
bed with nervous prostrution. She
suys therc'll be- no thirty.mlnute
limit on nominating speeches at this
convention. Judging from some OF the
gems which have been dictated TO
her.
when Charles Murphy arrived in
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-25

Mexican laborrrS have been passing
through Albuquerque rnruur' from
the border to the northern sugar
beet field Tor number ut weeks.
An entire Asvuud section ~ train No.
10 being made up uf these luborers
ono morning short time ago. Sew
orul cars passed through here yes
trrduy and there were three carloads
uu No. 90 this morning
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-25
Mexico to Keep
LaborerS at Home
OnIcr stops immigration Into the
United States,

JUAREZ. Mex. June 25.- Mexican
immigration officials today were or
der"d tu forbid Mexican labOrrrs
crossing into the United States to ac-
C,pt work m that country The or
dpts were said iu have been given
hy the governor uf chihuahua.
Thousands ui labuIrrs during the
past few months have crossed into
the United States tu accept work ON
farms ana railroads 90 high rates ut
pay, with the result. % was said, Of
seriously iuJuring the labor supply NJ
McNicu Three hundred crossed into
the United States yesterday Cumplet
ing movement ~ 600 through this
port iu week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-25
Americans Defeat
French Tennis Team

wIMBLEDoN. June 2s.--william
NJ. Johnston. OF California. ana vii
liam 4. Tiiden. OF Philadenphla, the
American Davis cup pair, defeated
Andre Gobert and william NJ IAu-
rents of the French Davis cup team
IN their match today la the Britlsh
championrhp tournament The
Americans won ga, so, t-e, 81.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-25
CRowiI.l RESIGNS

WASH NOON. June 25.-Benedict
Croweli. assistant secretary Of war.
has resigned. effective July !. He
plans to enter private business.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-25

ltv OF wind, miles per uour, aus
prevailing direction. southwest;
character Of the day, clear
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-25
INITIAL AIAIlKsTs.

NEW YORK. June gb.--nar silver.
domestic, ashc; foreign. zoe.
Copper dull; elcctrelytic spot. June
Ind July. ish ntec. August and
september i9mi9Ac.
Iron firm ana unchanged.
Tin, spot ana June. $3.50. July.
$500.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-25

cHfcAGO-,prm4 tf4to: medium
fif.9o to ft.6e. receipts 7.aoo.
KANSAS cITT-Top tie.ss. ~
oeipts 1.100.
DENVER $1,000 10 sis.eo: re-
ceipta s. .199.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-08
PERSONALS

Attorney w. w. Campbell. Of
Pittsburgh, is visiting ruaives in
this city. He is accompanied by
his daughter, Mrs. H. T. Foley and
niT. rUIey.
Mrs. John Steadman. OF Marietta,
Ohio, and her sister, Mrs. CarI
Weis, OF Los Angeles, Cal, are in
the city visiting Mrs. Stcadman 3
daughter, Mrs. Valley Boughner,
Of SIS State street.
Mrs. Mary Graham Vaughn has
returned to Fairmont after u visit
to southern California.
Mrs. ]. Walter Barnes Is at the
Barnes home in this city after sew
eral weeks spent in Charleston. She
will rejoin Mr.. Barnes, who Is u
member of the state board Of con.
troll. in Charleston shortly.
Mrs. ]. p. Roberts is Ill at the
home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
All Richmond of Murray avenue.
suffering with ptomatno poisoning.
Charles. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Richmond, who has been i'll
with scarlet fever and suffered Il
relapse, has recovered and Is able
to be up and around.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-08
offering the
srnartest styles
in shoes

In one of our large windows you will (
see very complete display Of women
shoes for Fall and Winter, 1920.
Every model in this display Is up-to-
date; every shoe lives up to our standard
of workmanship and material; every Va
ue ia we'll worth the Inspection OF eyeE9
woman who wants the best in footwe
Cousins black glazed Kidskin Thee
Tie Pump-bench made, hand turned
soleB and full Louis heels OF covered
wood. These were formerly marked
$500, now $500.
Cousins Brogue and Plain oforda In
light and dark shades OF brown. Top
grade calfskin. Price $500.
Selbys oxfords in medium shades Of
brown calfskin. light welt soles, vs. Gu
ban heels, $1,000.
Growing girls Boots in dark brown
and medium shade Of Russian calfsdni
plain or perforated vamp and lace stay.
English walking last and others, SG:6Q
to S11.00.
Misses and children's school shoes In
black and brown calfskin, Wide or mar
row toe, $500 to $500. E
Youths and Little Cents school ghoe4
made by the Hallond Shoe Co. Every
pair made to fit like all good shoes ouEttt
to ut. We recommend these shoes for
good long wear, $500 and $780,
Other grades, $3.50 to $500.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-08
Artist Has Friends Hare

That Florence Hinkle is the wife
OF Herbert WItherspoon, the sue.
Cessful and WeIlknown teacher OF
vocal music In New York, may be
an item Of news TINT Will inter
est many OF her friends here who
are anticipating a visit here on
November 18th, when she will sing
in concert under the direction Of
the Music Department of the Wo-
mans Club as one Of a series OF
two concerts which tho depart
lnent will stage this coming season
the second number being the On.
gageInent of Reinwald Werrenrath.
baritone for February 18th.
Miss Hiultle has a number OF
personal friends in the city IN
Guiding Mrs. A. q. Smith who
will entertain for her during her
visit. MIS-. George Jacobs. OF
Bedford Springs, Pa, who as
visited Mrs. Smith on several oc
cnsIons and who has delighted
Fa!rnont audiences by her singing
on several occasions, studied I'M
der MIR. Witherspoon last summer.
taking Course while Mr.. Wlther-
gnuon was conducting studio In
Chicago. Mrs. jeanette Falconer
also stulie,d uEGzT Mr.. Wither-
snOon al tnis time and Mrs. MIN
NJ Durham who was studying pipe
organ unde.. Clarence Eddy, III
chicago, at the same time also
naJ. The acquaintance Of these ar
lists and this little group Is more
than ordinarily interested in me
Last night at the home Of Mrs.
oliver Wood, members OF the DE-
nartment who are canVassing the
city for the sale Tickets, announG,
ed that they are meeting Win
great encouragement. me
Class OF artists on this program
would assure one that DIG guar
antee has been required anu re ~
uuires the support OF the t9wn y
put over this ambitious ana ldu"'
able enterprise
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-08
To Football Game.

Miss Elsie Welsh left yesterday
for Pittsburgh to attend the big
West VirginIa-Pitt football game
Saturday afternoon at Forbes
Field. She will stop of en- rome
at Scottdale, Pa, to visit ht'
friend, Mrs. Ernest Overhoit, who
was before her marriage, Miss Jean
Mcclure, OF this city.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-08

Elizabeth Minor to Zeno Pyle, Of
Cumberland, Md, was announced
last evening at n party given b.
the sisters OF the bride to be at the
home OF their parents, MIR. and Mrs.
James Z. Minor, sos Coleman ave-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-08
Give Supper.

The junior class. OF Falrview
high school will give a chicken
supper Saturday evening between
the hours OF five and seven al the
K of p. hall, Fairview. The TO-.
lowing menu will be served Fried
chicken, sweet and mashed potd-
toes. beans, slaw, pickles, peaches.
cake. coffee and Ice cream.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-08
in the mirror of coat styles

the exhibit of Coat styles made to offer you opporn
ty to see the coat styles at gane 1t is
all the modes and typical of the fabrics collars
ors trimmings and Innings It will be practical too, forno
more convincing demonstration could be offered Of the
variety of the selections the eness Of the designing and
tailoring and the full range Of favorte prices which
at 500 and advance by easy stages to $500.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-08
RecentIon 20 Pastor.

The Ladies' Aid society OF the
Highland avenue NJ. L. church VIII
give Il reception tonight al the
church for the new pastor, rev. !;
G. Meredith. All the members anu
friends OF the church are request
ed 10 be present.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-08
SO g 3. rs.

Friday evening to spend the week
end with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Straight Also 70 attend
social given Friday night at the
Riyesville High School IN his hon.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-08

ma f3f,iy3 lie itittnia e IA enli
were III senf last night. Cupid. g..
secret WAS diyutEed by 8 1tlle
book IN which was written the
names OF Miss Minor and MI
Pyle, which was. placed at q cum
ming little altar arranged in tne
center OF the table. Around the
altar were little figures dressed as
bride and groom and minister.
color scheme Of pink and white
was carried out In tn ueSoEat.,..s-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-08

The regular monthly meeting OF
the executive board Of the City
Missionary Union will be held IN
the parlor of the Presbyterian
church tomorrow afternoon at 3
p'rI0ck
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-08

There win be a delightful musl-
cal program at the reception which
will be rendered this evening NJ
the 81. e. church, south, to the new
minister, Rev. Il. #. Brown, Mrs.
Brown and the latter's mother,
Mrs. Payne. Friends OF the con
gregation are invited to attend.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-08
At HIah School chapel.

The following musical program
was carried out this morning at the
High school with w. D. Barring.
ton, tenor, singing two groups or
songs and Katherine Moore accom-
panying him on the piano:
Wake up..... Montague Phillips
Smllln' Through. 49,. Arthur Penn
Filtration. Pearl Surr rg.l
The ellis OF Youth. Obey Speaks
Group II.
shine. ................L Lehman
Nora (Old Irish) ......... .PIgott
Dah's Swinter Be 'er Lan'sltde
Hats on! The Flag. 49,. Durham
Extras:
De OF Arks voverin. $500. Guion
Lightning Bug. Wells
The Reveille, ......-.......:Z yucca
An Explanation. ........... Taylor
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-08
a PoIlyanna Exeurslon

The Pollyanna class OF the Pnla.
Z tine Baptist church Sunday school
entertained q few friends last ev-
aning. ksaThe hoshesses were tho
Misses Beryl Jenkins, Ruth Boy;
6rs, Beatfiee Mckinney. Ethel and
Josephine Maple. An enjoyable
evening was spent with about ID
In attendance. A very interesting
game was played called Around
the World In Five Hours. The boat
left the docks at the home OF Berry,
Jenkins at seven O'Clock. Invita-
stions woe Sent out with the fol-
lowing notice attached: DO no!
Eeat any dinner US passengers Will
he permitted to sample the food
y OF the various lands visited. The
Pollyhnna Steamship Company I'm.
limited The game win be re-
membered long as 1t included var
fbus amusing incidents.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-08
Entertalned LadIes' AID

2 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hinkle, OF
Spring street. entertained the La.
ifes' laid Society OF the Wilson
Burg NJ. e. Church on Thursday,
with "a twelve O'Clock dinner.
ThoseS present were Mrs. w. l..
Hurst, Mrs. Ernest Foweler. Mrs.
ID. b! Str6ther, Mrs, John Thomp-
son, Mrs. Nelse Johnson, o. j..
fFaRnah, Mrs. NJ c. Mcbride, Rev.
81 81. Funk, and little Miss Betty
Fowler a most enjoyable meet.
.s{tfg was held at ,2:30 o'clock, hl-
5ifer which a social time was spent.
The ladies' returned to ClarksnuFS
ION the eight O'Clock car.
Party at High School
Joseph fStraight,, who is a stu
sSs1f al tIaftinfyersity, came up OF.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-08
llunlnr TemnIe Guild

The Junior Temple Guild Of the
/; NJ. Church will meet at the
home of Mrs Ernest Sherwood. OF
eRhea Terrace on Saturday at two
O'Clock. This is the first meeting
and all members are urged to be
& IfF6aaTSf
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-08
M cIarksburn

/. Mrs. David Dean and Miss Jose
phine Maple were shopping IN IN
SB. FTseland motored back 10 this
city With them
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-08
Gnent m GIN,

MEA. Joseph RJdgely ard l.ttl9
daughters of Colorado Springs, Col,
arrived here last evening on an eX.
tended visit TO her parents, Mr.
Sand Mrs.. Emerson Bell, on Chicago
street.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-08
millinery
new, soft, graceful
youthful lines

Everything in the millinery fashions is and diff
feren Paris does not repeat neither do the best de-
signes of New York neither does the perso NOT style
judgment.
And we pass through our showroom, continuous and
enchanting parade SO to speak, millinery that fully
represents the character hats of the moment from the
simple tailored model at $500 to the magnificent chap
peau for the occasion of dress formality at $500
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-08
Mimi J. .I /

40
Mrs. Edward W. Howard, MrS.
! walter j. BoydsLon and Mrs.
Howard 5oaeph Ross entertained
Il an atfracttYely appointed tea
this aEtsFpooh at the home OF Mrs.
BoydBton and Mrs. Ross, who -
honor % Mrs. Howard Sntterfteld.
Of Raleigh N, c., a sister Of Mrs.
BoydSLQ aa1d Mrs. Ross, who is
here on d visit. Sharing honors
With hfrB. Satterfleld were two 9th.
.sr out OF town guests, Mrs. Joseph
RidRely; OF Colorado Springs, Col,
6ud, Mrs. Frank BrAhm, of Clarks.
bIfFg the latter q sister in law Of
g Mrs. Boydatou and Mrs. Ross. Mrs.
Charles Holland, who has been a
residence OF the city for the past
year. also shared honors and stood
IA the receiving line and assisted
= Getting the guests on their ar
Y Autumn leaves in their fall radi.
sRnee added q colorful note TO tho
artistic decorations and were fur.
Their enhanced by the lavish use OF
fan EoweTss
The shostesses were assisted In
entertaining by number Of aides
tncluding Mrs. l.. D. Howard, Mrs.
Samuel Leeper, Mrs. Harry vii.
Manson, Mrs. James Welton, Mrs.
James q. Anderson, Mrs. Samuel
5ite, Mrs. ELouis Helmick and Mrs.
!. Kfider Rock.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-21

soowego prob0szcza. Wieczorek ten
odbedzie sic W sail p~arafialnej o go
dzinie Sci wieczOrem. Z
Jak po inne lata tax i tego roku
sad Ola spraw domowych Court CT
Domestic Relations), ~mieszczacy sic
W ~ratuSzu, PREY Washington i La
Salle ul. urzad za ,,Gwii2dke' dla
biednych rodZin, C~puszc1onych lub
niedostatecUnie utrzymywanych przeN
MEOW. GwiaZdka Ia odbedSie sic ju-
tro W c1wartek i W piatek ma
dziewiatem pietrze, gdzie -ozdawane
beda podarki. PAM StanisNawa 10
lakowska, urDedniczka lego sadu,
zajmie sic rodzinami polskiemi.
We wtorek, dnia Ago stycznia p.
+. wsali Ziednoc2enia p. r. X. PREY
AutWsta i Milwaukee ave. ukale sic
DO raz drugi W Chicago ,,Polska Tru-
pa Liliput6w', skiadajaca sic z pam
ny Heleny Woinarskiej, lat %, p.
Karola Wojnarskiego, lat 20 j pan
ny Stanislawy Wojnarskiej, lat is.
Trupa ia wystapi Z nadzwyczajnym
prog-amem, kt6ry Z ~pewno$cia zain-
t~eresuje nasza publicznosG. LiliDuci
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-21

Zapowiadane ma dzisiaj przedsta,
wienie znakomitet opery LeoncaVal-
llo'a p. t. ,,Zaza'', W kt6rej miala wy
staple W roll tytuNowej PAM Gamma
Walska, zostalo odwolane. Walska
wyjechala z Chicago do NoWego
Yorku, by spedzic z mezem swoim
swieta Bolecp Narodzenia. Co VIA
Sciwie skioniio WalSka do wyjazdu
2 Chicago, ma razie ~niewiadomo.
q + q
Automobil kierowany przez An
drzeja Luczkowskiego, zam. pnr. 1853
Melrose ul., najechai wczoTaj / bo-
1e;nte pokaleczy trzyuastoletniego
Jak6ba Madrala, zamies2ka}ego z
rodzicami pnr. SCI n. Racine ave
Chhopca ambulansem policytnym
przewieziono do Szpitala Powiatowe-
60. Wypadek wydarzN sic PREY
Grand i Racine aves.
Wcoraj wleczorem W sail klubo'
wei ,. n. West End Womans Club
pnr. So S. Ashland ave.. odbyfa sic
zajbawa ~gwiazdkowa ur1adzona prZez
! groro pan 2 p~owyzszego klubu'
gdzie pomiedzy innemi podejmoWa-
rych by3o kfTka naazych polskich
nanienek, a mianowicie: Elzbieta
Kuszewska. Olympia Klajda, Marya
Michalowska, Maya Zabihska, Ez-
beta Lewaudowska i Zofia Lucha--
rik, 1914 dziewczat u~czestniczyao W
owej gwfazdkowej zabawie, ws5yst-
y te obdarzone byly r6znemi iakocta-
mi ! skromnymi podarkami.
y = .
Wdowa po hmarlym ~pcdicyancle
J6zefie Pijanowskim, Antonina Pija-
nowska. zam. pnr. S131 S. komen--
sky ave-. / jej c6reczNa Glaudyana
beda mialy smutne Swieta, gdyz srod
XII utrzymania juz sic w~yczerpady;
pani Pijanowska opr6cz siebie ! CO.
reozki ma talkae rodzicow sweso me-
ia. kt6rych zmuszona jest utrzymy-
wac.
W p.zysAa niedzielr. dnia 96go b.
m. ch6ry kantoBskie 70 wspofudzia'
sem dziatwy s1kolnej urzad1aja vie.
norek Swiateczny q okazyi imienin
Y. Stefana Kowalczyka c. r.. mieJ-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-21

Modrzejewskiej, skupiajace sic W
dzielnicy Bridgeport, urzadza ban
kiet W dzien Nowego Roku
ola czionk6w, ich rodziu i przyja-
ci6{. Bankiet o~dbedIie sic w sail
Adama Mickiewicza, pnr. 1910 So.
Morgan vi.
Gdy Katarzyna Michalek, Fam. p,
mr.. S417 Union ave-. prZechodzifa
ulice S5ta, zosta4a najechana przez
automobil, kt6rym kierowa& Oscar
Blummer, zam. pnr. Abs Michigan
ave. Cie5ko ~pokaleczona kob:ete
przewieziono do Szpita.a Peoples.
Niefortunnego automob.litte aresz--
towano.
q l. q
Ma posiedzenfl Tow. Po;skich
! Przemvslowc6w i RzemieSlniGUH M.
5 z. n. P. uchwalono wyasygnowac
$50 z kasy ma Po's<i C5erwony
! krzyz. Wybrano takze zar7ad, W
sLkad kt6rego web lzs: Jo.afat La
tuszewski, prezes; Ignacy Tyrakow-
ski, wice-prezes; J6zef Pac1kowski,
sekr. prot; Antoni Hoppe, sekr.
fin; Walenty Szymahski, skarbuk
| P~osiedzenia tego TowarZystwa Cd
bywaja sic W trzecia niedziele mie-
siaca W sail Pu}askiego, przy Ash
land i 1Sei ul.
Onegdaj rozSta{ sic 2 tym swia--
tenn s. p. Wladyslaw Kustra, znany
muzyk, cz{onek Lokalu No. l Ameri-
a Musician Union, pc krotkiej lecz
ciezkiej chorobie. Pogrzeb odbedzie
! sic jutro o godzinie loci zrana z
domu zaloby pnr. 1884 Marshall
| blvd. do koScioia p. W. Sw. Kazimte-
RIA, a stamtad ma cmentarz Zmart-
! wychwstania Panskiego. Zmariy Ii
CYL PREY 1gonie lat IS; po~zostawii
stroskana zone Juiianne | kilkoro
drobnych dzieci.
= . Il
Ia kradziez zelaznej rIry Z fabry-
D n. ..Kilander and Co." pur. 126
S. Clinton ul.. zostat pred paru
dniami skazany pSzez sedziego Ca
| verify Jdk6b BuSki, Fam. pnr. 1910
Centennial Place. ma jeden rok "
domu poprawy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-21
Notatki
Reportera.

Dztstaj wieczorem W koSciele p. W.
Niepokalanego Serca Maryi W IT.
wing Parku odbedzie sic z~akoiczenie
Observation-Disclosures nabclenstwa
solennemi nieszporami, kazaniem,
procesya i DISQUALIFICATION.
q - q
Jak chOdza sfuchy. W dzielnicy
Wojciechowo powstanie W niedale-
kiej p~rzyszsoSci Stanowy bank poll
ski. Ma lt$cie organizator6w figuru-
ia znani obyWatele, a mianowicie
adwokat Edmund PIaczek. Leonard
Rutkowski, prezes ~po.skiego browa-
III ,,Bialego Ora, adwokat Zacha-
ryasz z Hegewisch. H., ]. Macieje-
wski i Kazimierz Szczepkowski. Bu-
dynek pod przyszly bank juz zostal
zakupiony przy 1Sej i So. Ashland
ave., a przebudowa tegoz rastapi W
kr6tkim czasie. Blizsze szczeg6ly
p6zniej.
= .
W przys8ly czwartek. dnia 2Sgo
b. m. przypada ostatni dzieh Misyi
Sw. ma Szczepanowie. Ostatnie try
dui wieczornych nabozenstw pre-
dla me5zyzn / m~lodzten--
COW. Poranne i popo4udniOwe nabo-
zeistwa dla wszystkich. q.
q = o
Choir mesd Fflomen6w ma ostat-
MEM ~pcstedzentu odbytem pred
paru dniami wyb-al zarzad nastepu~
lacy: Stanislaw Frankiewicz, pre-
yes: jan Ciszewski, w~ice-prezes: Fee
lsks Wt5niewski. sekr. prot; Jan
Ciszewski. sek. fin; Jan Doncer,
kasyer; B. KawyhsSi, bibliotekarz.
Dzisiaj W Saddle dla spraw domo-
wych odbedze sic sprawl Macieja
Klimka. zam. pnr. $3.50 W. % ul..
kterego iona Katarzyna ciekla do
Pittsburgha z pewnym m~ezczyzna, "a
bie-ajac meaowi 800 osDczedzonych
pieniedzy. Pc kr6tkiem poszukfwa-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-21

niu Klimek wynalazi zbiegIa parke
i dai ia aresztowat.
q = q
K6fko Dramatyczne nOrzei Biaiy"
z KazimierZowa urzadza wieczorek
rozmaitoSci W niedziele, dnia 26go
b. m, " sail Pulaskieso, pnr. Ills
S. Ashland ave. Poczatek o godzinie
Tel wieczorem. Caly docn6d przezna-
czony ma Polski Czerwony Krzyz.
q j q
4S-letni Wladyslaw Bartosz, Fam.
4346 S. Wood ul.. zmarl onegdaj z
ran odniestonych, gdy winda, ma kto
rel jechai ma d6{. spadia 2 wysokosci
40 stop. Wypadek ten wydarzyi sic
W fabryce D. II. American Brake
Co." pnr. 1915 ". 25 vi.
K6Sko Dramatyczne. i'm. Kazimie-
RIA Brodzinskiego ma Town of Lake
przygotowuje sic do przedstawienia,
kt6re sic odbedzie W dzien Nowego
RCku W sail Pu{askiego, pnr. 1881
S. Throop ul. Odegrany zostanie pa
t~ryotyczny d-amat W pieciu aktach
p. t. ,,Legionista ma polu chwafy .
Poczatek O godzinie lei wieczorem.
. - q
Pred paru dniami przyjechala z
Poiski nieiaka Marya Stachura do
swego meza Alberta Stachury. Zgu-
bila ona adres i tymczasowo Jamie
szkuje pnr. 4S14 s. Ashland V -
Ktoby . MIN wiedzial hub on sam
niechaj sic zylosi pod wyzej wymie-
niony adres.
y : q
Ma przedrocznem posiedzeniu K6l
ka Dramatycznego ,,Orzei Bialy" z
Kazfmierzowa, wybrano zarZad ma
rok przysEy, W skiad ktorego wcho-
dza: Jan Kornak, prezes; PARMA NJ.
Krawczyk, wice-prezeska; parma W.
Jemiola. sekr. prot; Edward Borys,
sekr. fin: Wtadyslaw Komaniecki.
kasyer: j. W~egrnowski, bfbliote-
karz. Y. Wincenty Nowicki, kape--
Ian. Posiedzenia k6lka odbywaja sic
W kazdy pierwszy czwa=tek miesia-
"a W starej szkole parafialnej Sw. IA
Zimierza.
Tow. $piewu / dramatu i'm. Heleny
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-21

Polski polityk. czy wiekszy czy mnlet
sly "a obowiazek p~oczytywac sobie
puvinien stale reklamowat narodo-
roSr nas7a