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The Washington herald., 1920-08-15

The growing popularity OF the
'cwn your apartment" movement
was evidenced in this city this week
when the Allan Z. Walker Com
pany. local realtors. announced the
completion Of the sale of the Meth
erlands. 1850 Columbis road north
west. and the Dumbarton Courts,
1867 Thirty-first street northwest
The former was sold for 100000.
and the latter deal was closed at
sll2,300.
This company now is offering for
sale the Avondale at 1894 P street
northwest, for $4,000 and the
Adelphia, 1927 Chaplin street north
west, for $751; Several other
deals are held in abeyance, and the
company is expected to announce
offerings for other apartments in the
near future.
No Pocketbooks Picked.
The apartments offered for sale
on the cooperative plan by this
company are those in which the
present residents are well able to
assume the financial liabilities Incl
dent to the purchase. With a full
determinati tion TO help the housing
conditions in the city. the Walker
Company has consistently refused
to handle the sales of any apart
ments the present occupants OF
which would be unable 10 undertake
the purchase. To undertake the
The Washington herald., 1920-08-15

Mr.. Rheem reports that there is
very little falling off in the amounts
being put in by small investors.
Now, it is asserted, If some way
can be found to again attract the
funds Of the building associations
and trust companies into the real
estate field. there will be a great
opportunity for developing the city
and filling the great housing de-
mands.
Fully rs per cent of the loans on
re-financing small houses, it was
estimated by Mr.. Rheem, are made
by the building associations. They
seldom make loans on new enter
prises, as they would rather see the
property in its completed state be-
fore making a loan.
The practice has been to use the
money of the small investors for the
development of new enterprises, and
when the old loans fall due to have
the building associations and trust
companies assume them. Thus the
money Of the small investors is
made available for new houses. But
under the present order of things,
where builders and real estate de-
yelopers do not have the support
from these companies as formerly,
II is necessary to tie up the money
of the small investors and use it
again for re-fnancing.
a large number of new apart
ments are being put up in the city,
and these are expected to somewhat
relieve the shortage Of housing ac-
commodations during the fall and
winter. Mr.. Rheem says that be-
ginning in October there will be on
a average of one apartment house
90 onpleted every month.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-15
$4,000.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

Within half square of I4th st. !;
very attractive residence; con-
tains II rooms, 2 baths, heated
by steam; lot I85zxI4o to paved
The Washington herald., 1920-08-15
$500.
H0LMEAD MANOR.

Within half square of 18th st.
cars; 2-story cellar brick; colo
NAL porch; 6 rooms and bath;
electric lights. VERY EASY
TERMS.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-15
$3.50
SUITABLE FOR PHYSICIAN.

Attractive corner on west side
OF Georgia ave, south Of Park
rd.; 2-story cellar brick; heated
by furnace; E rooms and bath:
OWNER OCCUPANT WILL
GIVE IMMEDIATE POSSES
SION.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-15
We Are Now Selling Apartments on the WALKER PLAN

splendid buildings THE AVONDAE at 1874
street. THE ADELPHIA 1927 Chaplin street Both of these
eut are located in exceptionally desirable residential nsghborhoo&
DUPONT attractive playground for he
Of building within blocks OF
beauty spot Apartments both buildings from three
baths They all sold
onable cash payment and low many instances h than
desirable neghborhoodS
these apartments makes possible
Allan Walker apartments always located
churches, stores and theaterS
The Washington herald., 1920-08-15
S12,250.
DOWNTOWN RESIDENCE

4 substantial brick home Of
II rooms and 2 baths; we'll
heated; electric lights; good
condition; double garage; near
Massachusetts ave. and west
OF I4th. Possession given.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-15
$3.50.
SEMI-DETACHED BRICK.

This attractive home has just
been vacated; contains 6 rooms
and bath. heated by hot water;
lighted by electricity; in good
repair; located on Avenue in
the northwest suburbs, within
one square OF car line.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-15
Nearly a Million Dollars

worth OF apartments have already been sold under THE
WALKER PLAN. The purchasers OF these apartments
best advertisers-they thoroughly satisfied with
their investment in way Indeed. many purchasers
Of apartments under THE WALKER PLAN have been Of
ered increased they would resell their apartment
Others-whe we do not the practice of buying
tor the purpose OF leasing-have, with the OF
Board of Directors, rented their apartment figure
amply takes Of their monthly payment and gradually
makes their initial deposit No better investment can be
found than an Allan E. Walker ApartmentI
The Washington herald., 1920-08-15
$3.50.
MT. PLEASANT BARGAIN,

West Of 10th st; s rooms and
bath, brick house; hot-water
heat; oak floors; sleeping porch;
laundry tubs, etc; on lot I2o
Il. deep.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-15
Is YEARS AGO IN TOPEKA
From the Columns Of
THE TOPEKA STATE JOURNAL
May Is. 1895.


The audience at the Grand last night was
well pleased with the Spooners presenta-
ton of Little Lord Fauntleroy' with Cecil
Spooner as Cedric. The parts were well as
signed. Charley Rummel took the part
of Haversham, the lawyer. Carlton Wells
played the earl. Mrs. Spooner and G c.
Palmer DIS servants were all right. Cecil's
Cedric was good and Edna Mays Dearest
was fully up to the standard. b. S. Spooner
as Hobbs the Grocerynan was superior to
himself and Miss Groves work as the
adventures was unusually clever.
The most prominent social event of this
week was large reception given last even
ing by Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Eastman at
their home in West Fifth street The re-
ceiving party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eastman, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bonebrake
and Mrs. d. +. LOugenecker of Emporia a
sister of Mrs. Eastman. Turnout the rooms
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Capper, Mr.. and Mrs.
James King. and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Thompson assisted.
The Stedman club met with Dr. and Mrs.
Roby Monday evening. DR.. Roby and Mrs.
c. 8. Baker read original poems and A. NJ.
Harvey contributed a story. Mrs. G. II.
Worthington was admitted TO membership.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-15
c. ofE. Loses TO Ottawa q.

Emporia. Kan, May 15.-The Coli
lege of Emporia lost a dual track meet
Friday to Ottawa university, n to "a.
The time in the sprints was cut down
by a stiff cold wind. Wolgast, OF
tawa, bested Grant, Emporia, in the
100 and 200 yard dashes. making the
former in 10 seconds flat Wolgast
was high point winner with % u
points.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-15
CLEvENGER into OFFICE
Salinan Takes Up Duties Secretary
State c. of C. Monday.

Wichita. Kan, May 15.-Keith
Clevengef, of Salina, will assume Mon
day the duties as general secretary of
the Kansas State Chamber of Com
merce. The State Chamber of Com
merce was organized in Wichita, No
vember IA. 1919. At this meeting d
temporary organization was formed to
draft a tentative outline of organiza-
ton. The temporary draft was adopted
and the organization made permanent
and Hutchinson fixed as the next
place of meeting The second meeting
was held in Hutchinson the latter part
of February. this year, when Harry l.
Fox. of Wichita, was elected presi-
dent; Harry "A. lCaton, of Winfield,
vice president; George H. Hamilton,
of Wichita. treasurer. and w. b.
Holmes, secretary of the Wichita
Board of Commerce. acting secretary,
pending the selection of a permanent
secretary by the officers and board OF
directors.
ut is the intention of the State
Chamber of Commerce to SO organize
the various commercial, industrial.
agricultural and civic organizations of
the state, co-ordinating their activl-
ties, thu affiliation with the state
chamber. just as local interests OF like
nature are co-ordinated in the vari-
GUS local chambers of commerce, that
an orderly program of commercial, IN
dustrial, agricultural and civic devei-
opment Tor the state of Kansas may
be planned and executed" said Mr..
Clevenger today. In this way cam
paign can be successfully Inaugural ted
to advertise Kansas and her possibili-
ties to the world, as well as to KAN
sans, a state wide survey Of Kansas
potentialities,> a, legislative program
that will make it possible for greater
era of development and prosperity,
and in general the promotion of the
ideal, that things which are for the
good of all the people of our state are
also good for each and everyone OF
u.s. AS we now have more than one
hundred statewide organizations rep
resenting as many different lines OF
activity, each impotent to help the
| movement, it is the hope of the State
Chamber of Commerce to give these
organizations and all other legitimate
interests and forward looking citizens
within the state, a vehicle in which
they may merge their plans and their
influences, with an assurance OF sue
cess, for the greater good of their
state, and consequently for the i'm
proTement-of the conditions necessary
to their own well-being and Develop
ment."
Mr.. Clevenger was for several
years editor and publisher of the
Osawatomie Graphic; later connected
with the Salina Daily Union as man
aging editor; and/ for the last eight
months has been advertising manager
and publicity agent for the Farmers
Educational and cooperative Union
OF Kansas. He is a graduate of the
University of Kansas and a native of
Kansas. He brings to his work with
the state Chamber Of Commerce the
loyalty of ao"native son." a wide ac-
quaintance turnout. the state, an I'M
Outstanding of the Chamber of Com
merce work, and an enthusiasm for
the plans of the state Chamber of
Commerce which will materially as
sist him in this new work
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-15
5111110I1c - vi ot7N11NO CO oE
Reductions for Dollar Day
Monday, May II

expectations
Day. make unusual this
special entire stocks This splendid
porunity of the qualities
substantial Dollar sale Be
these splendid savings
of the highest class.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-04

stwowcj, befzie sic micScic W Dornu
Zwiazku POlek. pod numerem, lJU9 n.
Ashland ave, i do biura togo nale2y
sic Z~giaSzac 20 wSzclkic infOrmacye,
dotyczaoe ~poayczki, csobi$cic lub tele-
f~OnicZnie. Numer tclefOmu - Monroe
1900. Mech sic zGlaszaja Il. kt6rzyby
chcicli wziasG udziHi W pOzyczcr. jake
m6wcy, MECH sic zGiaSZail r6wnicE 81,
kt6rzy p%otrzebuia mGwcdw. W birrze
beda wydawane k~witaryr$zr dia to-
warzystw. parafii i r6znyrh zrzeszen
(nie ola pO~jcdyGczych jedno>tckD. be-
da wydawanc nalcpki ma okna . Or
lem POlskim i 2 napiscm ,.PoiSka To-
ayczka PanstwOwa" jak rGwnirz przyJ-
mowanc zapisy i wplaty ma BOndy.
UchwalonO r6wniez p~rzcznaczyG Kill
Ia nagr6d do rOzIania pOmi% Ivy "rga-
nizacyc, ktGrc najwifisHa ilOSc bondJw
W tel kampanii sprzedadza, uprasla sig
vice ~wSzystkie organizacye. ahcby "a
portowaiy do biura sckretarza kal'ic-
20 dnib ranO. lie bOnd0w d:ia poprzc-
dniego sprzedaly.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-04

my Rozalii Kurczewskiej urzadz;to
jej mia niespodzianke t. wv. uAl1-
minum 1 Linen Showers, W domu Jej
siostry p. X. Kowaleskiej, 1246 Dick
son ul. Udzia} W mich bra(y panic l
panienki: NJ. Kurczewska, matka, +.
Kowalewska, F.. Centalla, s. Genital
la, F. Cirzan, S. ITCHY, Schlotter-
bach, c. Kortas, c. Kostkiewicz, ).
Kurczewska. A. Piotrowska. S. Pho
trowska, M. Kostkiewicz, A. Kost-
Kiewicz / z. Kurczewska. Przyszia pr
nj mloda otrzymaia mn6stwo poda-
runk6w. Parma Rozalia wychodzi "a
MAJ, Sgo czerwca, b. r, o godzlnIe
1Otej rano, w koSciele p. W. Sw. Sta
nislawa Kostki, "a pana Edwarda
Kulika. OBOE So znani W kolach sta
nislawowskiCh.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-04
oh. Adamkiewicz kabiera CLOS


Oh. Adamkiewicz zabiera CLOS !
stawia wniosek, azeby z posrod
wszystkich czlonk6w Komitetu Wy
braG Egzekutywe, s~kiadajaca sic Z
jedenastu osob, do kierowania GAIA
praca. Inni delegaci byli zdania, re
Komitet E%gzekutywny m6giby sic
skladac z Blu Tub najwyzej 1-lu
czionkow, lecz Pc w~yczerpuJace1 dy-
skusyi przyjeto wniosek OBJ. Adam
kiewicza i u%chwalono utworzyt Egzs-
kutywe z jedenastu czlonkow. %
Adamkiewicz stawia drugi wnioseK,
azeby prezes Komitetu, sedzia ia
recki. mianowal sam czlonkow Eg-
zekutywy. Wniosek jednogiosnie
przyjeto. Wobec fatku. re juz ma
poprzedniem zgromadzeniu zatwie7-
dzono. re sedzia Jarecki ma bye sta
lynn prezesem Komitetu. a OBJ. Jozef
Mierzyhski ma bye staiym sekreta-
rem Komitctu, sedzia Jareckt mio
mule nastepujacych delegation ma
czIonk6w Egzekutywy: Anna Neil
man Nv z~astepstwie p. Smulskiego),
Emilia Napieralska, Nikodem L. Pho
trowski, X. Franciszek Gordon. f.
Przybylowicz, W1adyslaw Petrykow-
ski, Wladyslaw w. G6ralski. Franc'-
seek Skibicki i Wojciech F. Soska.
Prezes sedzia Jarccki zaznacza. ze
uzy minnOwatyiu czfonk6w Egzekuty-
WV uwzglrlnif przcdcwszyStkicm orSa-
nizacye narodowc i duchowicnstwo, wo
bee faktu re orGanizacyc handlowa l
prZemySiowp 81 juz rcprezentowane w
Egzekutywie przez sckretarza KCmitetu
oh. J0zcfa W~icrzynskiego.
Ma wniosck oh. G0rHlSkicgo upowa-
iniono Egzckutywe do tworzenia komi-
tct6w, jake ola skutcczneSO przepro-
wadzenia calej rdboty okaAa sic potrzc
bnc.
Pc zamknicciu oG6lnoGo zcbrania oil
bylO sic pOSied2enic ESzekutywy, MA
kt6rem uchwalonO kOOptOwac PrcucSa
Wydzialu NarCdOwegO, oh. Jana Smul-
skiego oraz prczeSa Zwiazku y. F.. oh.
Kazimierza IychlihsEicSo. Ma skarbni-
ka EgzekutyWy ~Ccntralnego KOmitetu
powolano jednogiOSnie Ks. FranciS2ka
GordOna. WUbec juz p6znej godziny ME
zdo!ano potworzyc komitct6w i pole
como prezcsowi oraz sekretarzOwi pred
slavic EszcSutywie do z~atwierdzenia
sklad k~om!tetGw. kt6rych bcdHicmy mic
Ii SzeSG. Il mianOwicie:
Kunitet Pra$y, kTmitet ReHlamy,
Komitct M6wc6w, KOmitet Organizacyj-
.ny. Kumitct A~mcry&ahski i Komitct
FinanSowy. Biur0 sekretarza Central
negn KOmitetu POk!Niej pozyczki Pan-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-04
Centralny Komitet
P.P.P. ~rozpoczaf
Prace.
nisla

w sail Zwiazku Polek zebrafo SIC
wczorai wieczorem przeSzlo stu re-
prezentant0w organizacyi polskich W
Chicago W celu ukonstytuowania Cen
tralnego komitetu Polskiej Pozycz-
Xxi P~anstwowej ma Chicago i okolice.
Posiedzenie Zagil przewodnicza--
cy, sedzia Jarecki i zakomunikowal
zebranym, re W mySl uchwaly zgro-
madzenia po]pTzedniego maja weJsc
do Centralnego Komitetu priest Or
ganizacyi narodowych, przedstaWi--
ciele duchowienstwa, reprezentancl
pism oraz reprezentanci organizacYi
h~andlowych i przemysiowych. a wo-
bee tego przedstawiciele towarzystw i
grup do KoInitetu ME wejda. TT
sama my&l podtrzymal delegat Mini
stervum Finans6w, DR.. StefcZyk.
w my&l tego przyjHto jake czton-
k6w tego Komitetu representative
Macierzy. Z%jednoc2enia, Zwiazku 70
lex. Wydzialu Narodowego, m CISCO
wych polskich dziennikow, ~1s'oszo-
nvch parafii. Zwiazku M!odziezy'
Woisk Polskich, Sokolstwa. komi-
tetu Obrony Narodowej. ZwiazkI
Spiewak6w Polskich i Zwiazku So
cyalist6w Polskich, jakotez ca'eg'
szeregu ]korporacyi handlowo-prze--
mvslowych I zawodowych.
Zarzad Zwtazku N~arodowego Pol
skiego ME byi repreZentowany.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-04

kowska. Model aprze d~ruzbowali:
D. Franciszek Beabenek z parma ia
dwiga Placzkowska i p. Franciszek
Martynowski z parma Helna Bembe-
mex. Uczta weselna odbyla sic W do
mu rodzic6w PAM miodei pnr. 1921
Holt ul.
Informuje mas X. Aleksander Knit
ter, proboszcz parafii sw. Konstan-
cyl W Jefferson Park, re porzadek ma
bozehstw niedzielnych zcsta} ma Sc
zon letni zmieniony. Msze Sw. W kaE-
da niedzicle odbywaG sic beda: pier
wsza o godzinie 10 minut do Smcj,
a druga o godzinie loci rano.
Wincenty Rock, Fam. pnr. 24S2
Grace uI. zosta{ wczoraj arcsztowa-
ny przez swa zone Agate "a brutalme
obchodzenie sic z MIA. IONA z~ezna'a
ma stacyi ~policyjnej, re MAJ jej ME-
tylko, ae ME dale p~ieniedzy ma utrzy-
mamie jej | dzieci, ale W dodatku
zneca sic mad MIA. Sprawl ich odbc-
die sic dzisiaj W Saddle MUNICIPAL
nym. \
q So Q
Koncert PREY wsp6iudziale sill a.
ty~stycznych odbets;e sic W najblta-
sza sobote dnia SGD b. m. o godzin q
1880 wieCzorem W sail Zwiazku Po-
lex. Caly doch6d przeznaczony 20
stanie dla potrzebujacych pomocy,
powracajacych Hallerczyk6w. Spo-
d2iewat x!e naleay, IL miloSnicy spfe-
WI i muzyki ME omina tel niebyWa-
lei sp~osobnoSci. w koncercie vienna
udzial p. Bronislaw Rybowiak, l..
Stanislaw B~iaIcruski. skrzypek, "a
nj Zofia Bialoruska Stoneska, Spie--
waczka sopranowa, p. j. c. Zarno-
w:ecki, ~skrzypek, p. J. Baczkowskt,
rortepianista, oraz Choir ,,Filaret6w',
pod dyrekcya p. q. Filisiewicza
sekstet klubu Mandolinist6w Poi
Skich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-04

czynsk c. R. Ma ch6rze Spiewal cn6r
zio1ony 2 dzieci szkolnych pod kiero-
wnictwem P. A. j. Kwasigrocha. No
wozencom druzbowali: p. Edward
Niewierowski z parma Wladys{awa
Sienda, p. Jozef Tuchowski z parma
Marta Manikowska / p. Edward Mo-
cny z pana Anna Santowska. uczta
weselna odby1a sic W sail Atlas. Pan
mfody jest 'synem PIP. Walentego i
Berry Manikowskich, Fam. pnr. 1444
Blackhawk ul. Pahstwo miodzi Ia
mieszkali pnr. 2047 Augusta ul., III
Helenowie.
Saucepan Janeczek, robotnik, Fam.
pnr. 1856 S. Kedzie ave. schodzac
wczoraj z tramwaju linii Western
ave. zdazaiacym W kierunku polu--
dniowym, upadf ma bruk wskutek
zego odniosl bolesne pokalocZenla
tawrSy 1 rak oraz o~brazenia wewne-
trzne. Przewieziono go do szpitala
powiatowego.
- y
Przechodzac utica Franklin W ro-
blizu Chicago ave. J6zef Mostek, lat
80, Fam. pnr. 2456 w. Erie vi. Ia
jechany zosta& przez automobil cie-
aarowy. kt6rym powozil August
Poppke, zam .pnr. 67SS S. WinchC-
ster ave. Pokaleczonego W ambula1-
sic przewieziono do szpitala powia-
towego. Szofera a~resztowano, Leg
DO z~ioteniu naleznego poreczenia Wy
puszczono ma wolnosc do czasu rOz-
prawy sadowej.
Znany zapa$nlk polski Kazimlerz
Pawlowski wiele przechodzil klopo-
tow ostatnim1 easy: sam zostal po-
wa&nie uszkodzony W walce w Du--
buque, Iowa, z niejakim ~Opkinorem,
farmerem tamtejszym: nadwerezyi
on noge tax SLIME, IL lezal W szpi-
talu diva tygodnie. w zeszlym znHw
tygodniu iona jego PM Amelia Paw
fowska, byla operowanG ma appel
dicitis" W Szpitalu Polskim - p. ".
NajSw. Fanny Maryi . Nazareth. o.
peracyi dokona} dr.. f. Patera - wy
padfa ona zupe4nie pomySln!e / ies.
nadzieja, re chora w ciagu dwu ty-
godni powrocl do zdrowia.
- o =
Wczoraj o godzinie $50 rano W
koSciele p. w. Sw. Stan!slawa KoStki,
X. Stefan Kowalczyk c. R. %skojarzyl
do1gonnym wezlem m~al&ehskim p
Jana Bembenek z parma Anna Place
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-04
Notatki
Reportera.

Zatrudniony u kompanii Consul
mers" OBJ. Jan Barabasz, Fam. pnr.
2541 Carmen ave. z CORA rok temu
odni6sl PREY piracy bardzo cietkie
pokaleczenie: ciezki elevator spsdi
mu ma plecy i groInie uszkodzil stos
pacierzowy. Aczkolwiek ow nieszcze-
Sliwy wypadek nastapil W kilka dni
Zaledwie pc rozpoczeciu przez oh. Ba
rahasza piracy u Consumers" kom-
panii, pracodawcy otoczyli pokalo-
czonego wszelka opieka. Poslano &c
do szpitala ma koszt kompanii, kt6-
"a take zaangazowaia lekarSa spe-
cyaliste do operacyi, gdy ia okazaia
sic konieczna. Pc wielu m~iesiscach
OBJ. Barabasz odzyskaf zdrowie 1 81
~ o lyle, re imac sic moe lekkicj
piracy. Przez ten caly Gas kompania
piacila mu Geese tego zarobku tygo-
dniowego ma utrzymanie jego i IA
milii. Sprawe o odszkodowanie Cd
daI OBJ. Barabasz W rece adwokata
]. A. L~aseckiego. Kompania przyzna-
IA OBJ. B. cdszkodowanie W sum!e
sass pr6cz 1881 ma koszta szpitai-
ne i lekarskie. Stanowa Komisya
Przemyslowa, po Sbadsniu OBJ. D.
przez lekarza komisyi, zatwierdziia
odszkodowanie, przyznane przez kom
panic.
Wtorek dnia 1890 b. m. jest g.
statnim dniem p}acenia drugiej ra-
~ podatku dochodowego Ia rok j.
biegly. KclektUr p~odatkowy H. Ma
ger, zawiadamia, 70 przyszio 80 ty-
siecy os6b otrzyma zawiadomienia
0 termin'e placenia raty podatkowej
" ciagu dnia.
:. q =
Adolf Kancera. krawiec Fam. p.
2737 Lawndale AVE.. podejrZany o
przetrzymywanie skradzionych iowa
row, tax sobie to wzisl do serca, IL
popelnil ~samob6istwo.
We wtorek " sadzie municipal
nym odbyi sic process Michala Ko-
nopy. wlaSciciela domu pnr. 1920
Milwaukee ave, przeciw f%otograr.-
stom Janowi Prusinskiemu i Kro-
lowi. WIaSciciel NJ. Konopa, chcial
obaliG kcntrakt d~zier1awy lokalu,
gdzie sic mieSci zakiad fotograficz-
ny wyzej wymienionych chociaz TO-
tografiSci ME dali ma to zadnego po-
wodu. F~otografiSci sprawe Wy
grail.
: q =
Leon Kastel, lat 80. Fam. pnr.
1929 Evergreen ave, zmar} wezo-
raj wskutek otrzymanych obrazen,
gdy jadsc ma wozie ~mleczarskim, 20
stall uderzony przez automobtl.
Herman Ellenbogen, w~ice-przes
bauku p. n. West Side National
Bank. kt6ry zeszlego wrzeSnia wy
jechal do Polski W sprawie zaiatwie-
mia osobistych interes6w. przywi6-s
W tych dniaCh dwie c6reczki p. NJ. So
kolnika. zam. pnr. 1926 S. Troy n,
kt6re przez piet lat pc smierci ith
matki byly W opiece ich babki. Pc
ostatnich pieciu latach niedoli W
Polsce c6reczki znalazly sic " obje-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-04

Mech Syje Polska. Ec-yd iq
pote:nieiszq. Kupui pols&'ie
JOndU,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-04
NOTATKl OSOBISTE.

Panstwo Jan i Stanieiawa Zielii-
Soy, nabyli W tyCh dniaCh realm sc
Cd Scheps / McFadden pnr. 2722 y.
Ridgeway ave. "a sumo $500. Stro-
ne kupujaCa rcprezentowal D.. Al
toni A. Kowalski, notaryusz publiCZ-
ny.
- - .
Gronn zycZliwych nrzyjaci6lek 2an
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-04

Cialo m~e&czyzny. kt6ry vaginal
pred trsema miesiacami wczoraj
znalezione Zostaio W kauale W pobti
IN przedmieScia Lemont, III. ZwioEi
identyfFkowali krewni: nazywa sic
J6zef Morsedzki, lat rs, zam. pnr.
1907 Keith ave. Pc smierci zony tax
sobie wziaf do serca, re powiedztat
sasiadom, IL odbiera. sobie zycie. Wy
szedl z domu 1 cd tego czasu ME wr6-
Gil. Lava misrepresentation koro--
nera wydala decyzye, IL zmariy 2o-
pelnii samobojstwo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-04

Przechodzac wczoraj przez tory
kolejowe kompanii Northwestern '
przy zbiegu ulic A~vondale / Kostncr
W dzielnicy Irving Park, dziesiecio-
letni Alojzy Futza. zamieszkaiy z
rodzicami pur. 42S3 Avondale ave.
zostal ma miejscu zabity przez nal-
je1d1ajacy pociag p~asaEerski. Dzi-
siaj odbedzie sic inkwest koronera
mad zwfokami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-04

Henryk Krupek, Fam. pnr. $3.50
Longwood ave. naprawiajac wczorej
dach swego domu spadi z wysokoSci
drugiego pietra, wskutek czego 3D.
ni6sl fatalne obra5enia. Przewiezlo-
no 90 do szpitala braci AleGsyanow.
gdzie lekarEe skonstatowali peknie-
Gle czaszki. Znajduje sic W stanie
beznadEiejnym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-04

Onegdaj " kosciele p. W. sw. Sta
nislawa Kostki o godzinie loci raro
poblogoslawiony zostai zwiazek mai
zenski D.. Franciszka Manikowskie-
20 2 parma Marya Sienda. Slubu mi1-
del parze udzielii x. Franciszek Pie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-04

Adolf Kancera. krawiec Fam. ..
2737 Lawndale ave. podejrzany o
przetrzymywanie skradzionych iowa
row, tax sobie 10 vziai do serca, IL
popelnil samob6jstwo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-04

Leon Kastel, lat 80. zam. pnr.
1929 Evergreen ave-, zmari wczo-
raj wskutek otrzymanych obrazen,
gdy jadsc ma wozie ~mleczarskim, 20
stall uderzony przez automobil.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-04

onegdaj " kosciele p. W. Sw. ha-
zimierza, o godzinie 4:3O popolu-
dniu, poblogoslawiony zostai zwl2-
eek malzenski p. J6zefa Kruk z pam
ma J6zefa Boink. Slubu mlodej pa
re udzielil X. Leon Sychowski. Ucz-
ia weselna odbyla sic W Scisiem koi-
ku familiinem W domu rodzic6w pa
nj mlodej pnr. 2214 Kildare "