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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-10-07

Miss Karen Jorgensen, q sister
OF Mrs. Hans Christensen of near
bxira, arrived here recently from
Denmark, and will make her home
with her sister.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-10-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Hoover and
family entertained the following
relatives and friends at their home
last Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
Hoover son and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Bartlett and son, Mr..
and Mrs. w. Hammann and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Emma Graham and son,
August Dammann, Mr.. Rubel and
lady friend, Miss Lena NIikkelsen.
All reported a fine time.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-10-07

A party wishes to rent resi-
aence property in Extra. Notify
the Journal office.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-10-07

Dr. Clifford Brooks who has been
in the dentistry business in Elk
Horn, has moved during the past
week to Audubon to take over the
practice Of his sister, DR.. Ca RE
Woods, who is leaving there soon.
This move leaves Elk Horn with
out dentist.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-10-07
Notice.!

Positively no hunting or tres
passing on my premises.
ad Jens Jepsen
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-10-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Statzell
went to Des Moines last week,
where Mrs. Statzell is receiving
medical treatment.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-10-07
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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-19
PLAN DRIVE FOR
REORGANIZATION
Of STATE GUARD

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Nov. l9.-An
intensive campaign for the reorEani-
zation of the Arkansas national guard
now is being planned at the offices
of the adjutant- general of the state
and, according to announcement to-
day, will be started in full swing as
soon as the war department approves
a tentative plan of organization
worked out early this month at a
meeting of state adjuatant- generals
with general army and corps officers
at Charleston, S. c.
In the meantime former national
guard officers and former officers of
the regular army now residing IN Ar
kansas have been asked to proceed
with the organization Of companies
In their home cities or towns, the
idea being to make the tentative or
CARNATIONS conform with the perma-
nent plan when il is approved.
At present there is only one Tecog-
nized national guard company in the
state-the Pine Bluff Machine Gun
company. Ten other companies are
in process of organization and sew
eral towns have reported preliminary
moves toward organization.
Under the plan adopted at Charles
ton. Ark, would he in the 10th ma
tional guard division, the seth di-
vision being that which included Ar
kansas troops during the world war.
The troop allotment would provide
for a peace strength of 1887 men.
subject TO expansion in war emer-
gency to $500 men. The allotment
would practically eliminate infantry
companies. the plan providing for
only one battalion of this branch Of
service. However the state would be
given a number of special service
units as substitutes, which, it is be-
lieved, will prove more poplar with
prospective guard members.
The allotment of units to the state,
and the peace strength of each, fol.
lows:
One battalion Of infantry, COM
posed of three rifle companies and
one four-gun machine gun company,
total Is officers and 437 men.
Artillery brigade headquarters,
strength not stated.
Artillery regiment composed of two
battalions of three batteries each,
four rs m. m. guns to the battery;
headquarters and supply companies,
and combat train; 40 officers and
1920 men.
Artillery brigade ammunition train.
Engineer battalion, three COM
panies; nine officers and $40 men.
Division air service, 1B planes, SO
officers and 1877 men.
Animal drawn ambulance company,
two officers and 81 men.
Truck company, Q. NJ. c., one Of
ficer and 80 men.
Wagon company, @. NJ. c., one Of
ficer and So pen.
Service unfit, one officer and Isl
men.
In addition to these troops, which
will form part of the 39th division,
the following troops will be organ
lied as corps troops of the Fourth
army corps, formerly the South
observation-disclosures; one balloon COM
pany of five officers and $50 men: a
motor car company OF one officer
and A men: an auxiliary engineers
battalion of ten officers and COS men;
an anti-aircraft machine gun bat
talon headquarters Of two officers
and ten men; two anti-aircraft ma
chine gun companies with three Of
ficers, 100 men and six guns to each
company.
Infantry companies organized now
VIII be reorganized when the guard
plans finally are approved to COM
ply with the new allotment.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-19

sity a three-day terracing campaign
VII ibe started in this county Nov. 20.
Three representatives will be sent out
by the university who win assist the
county agent.
ARKADELPHIA, Ark.-Dr. G. r.
Richardson, pastor OF the First Meth
odist church OF this city, delivered his
final sermon for this conference year
Sunday. He will leave this week for
the annual conference ofthe Little Rock
conference. He has served as pastor
of the local church for the past four
years.
M'KENZIE. Tenn.-Frank Quinn is
Mckenzie's new chief of police, sue
ceeding X, V. Mitchell, resigned. Mr.,
Quinn has served the city before in
the same capacity and mad good rec
ord.
TIPTONVILLE, Tenn-Marvtn Craig
and Dennis Laird, white men; Katie
Underwood, Fannie Hicks and Laura
Hunter, negro women, and Shammte
Hicks, Ike Bryant, John Barksdale and
place, who were arrested six miles
south of this place on the farm OF Mar
vim Craig last Friday, charged with
highway robbery, were given a prellm-
mary hearing at Ridgely before Esquire
T. J. Murdoch and held to the grand
jury.
PADUCAH Ky.-Convention sessions
Of the subzone OF the Mississippi VAL
ley association opened here in the board
of trade rooms. The attendance Of del
egates from the nine counu4s nthe
zone was large. Counties represented
are McCraCken, Livingston, Marshall,
Galloway Carlisle. Ballard, Graves
Hickman and Fulton.
CANTON, Miss burglars were again
active in Canton when the large plate
glas windows of ]. Perlinsky q Son,
gents furnishing, were smashed open
with brick and 5000 in clothing stolen
from out the show windows. This is
the third robbery here within the last
month.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark.-Club women Of
Arkansas have been asked by Gov
Brough to lend their efforts and influ-
ence In the fight for higher standards
in education in the state, at the annual
meeting of the State Federation Of
Womens clubs here.
NASHVILLE, Tenn.-With but few
patches skin upon her entire body not
scared by flames, Mrs. Homer Tippet
of Nashville, died last night at a local
ospital of burns three hours before,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-19
Tri-State News In Brief

HARRISBURG, Ark.-One Of the
largest lawsuits for the year was filed
in the circuit court here by DR. j. A.
Davis, one of the leading attorneys OF
this section, against the Poinsett Lum-
Der and Manufacturing company, of
Truman, this county. The suit asks
for $4,000. alleged damages for per-
sonal injuries to e, L. South.
POCAHONTAS. Aril.-The lowest
water mark in the price Of cotton that
has been known in this county was
reached this week, the best grad esell-
ing at Az cents per pound.
CAMDEN, Ark.--Thero were 5.356
bales Of cotton ginned in Ouachita
county prior to Nov. !, 1920, compared
with 2,79l bales for the same period
last year, according TO the report Of j.
f. Walker, county cotton reporter,
ARKADELPHIA. Ark. 49, Resolved.
That the welfare of the American peo-
pie demand an open shop policy" Is the
subject that viii be debated in the
triangular debate next spring betfcen
debating teams from Henderson Brown
college Of this city, Cumberland college
OF Ciarksdale, and Arkansas college of
Batesville.
ARKADELPHA, Ark.-The Daily
Shiftings Herald is the name Of a new
udlIy paper Whlch VIII make us APP
pearance here shortly. The paper will
be the second daily paper FOR Arlladel-
phia. II will be published by the Shift
ings Herald Printing company, who are
publishers Of the Weekly Shiftlngs
Herald.
JACKSON, Tenn.-Much interest at
taches to the possible appointment of
a federal judge to fill the vacancy Gre
ated by the death of Judge j. e. Nc
Call Interest here centers in the race
of William 6. Undertake, of Jackson.
In the event that no recess appoint
ment is made and tho vacancy still ex-
lists when Senator Hsrding goes into
office as president, it's felt here that
Judge J. w. Ross, of the Eleventh
chanCery division, whose nome is in
this city, win have fair chance at
the job.
JACKSON, Tenn.-Prof l. n, Cham
berlain, who has been teaching at Me-
don and Providence schoolhouses, has
accepted the position of principal of
the Alexander school to succeed Prof.
j, L. Harris, who has gone to White
vile, Tenn, to take the principalship.
ARKADELPH1A, Ark.-Under the
supervision of representatives of the
extension division of the State univer-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-19

wh"n flames from her cooking stove
Set lire to her dress. Her 2-vear-old
baby, who was toddling about her in
the Kitchen, also was burned about the
mead and face, but win recover.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.-The federal
court Jury hearing the cases of Mrs.
Ailee Stansbury her brother Samuel X.
Stahsoury; Fred Miller and Thomas
ryan, on charges of impersonating fed
SIal oitlcers In connection with the al
leged kidnapping OF Mrs Stansbury's H.
yeaf-oid daughter, returned a verdict of
not guilty as to Mrs. Stansbury and her
Ter. -iii
MOBILE, Ala.-The Alabama SYNOD
81 me presbyterian church at its clos
iiE session here decided to abolish the
AIa pama synodical college for girls al
dailadega, and to arrange with Agnes
Scout college,. Atlanta. for taking care
OF the schoofs patronage and to con-
vert the Alabama Presbyterian college
LOT men at Admission into a preparatory
school for young men.
JACKSON, Miss.-That the new year
wiz witness better outlook for bust
ness was the opinion expressed by off
clals OF the Illinois Central railroad
who spent several hours here while en-
route from Memphis to New Orleans on
a "trip OF inspection. President c. II.
Markham said he was personally on
timistic over the splendid progress of
reimbursement ~
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-19

TROY, Tenn.-The remains OF Rob-
ert 7. Maupin, who died at his home
about six miles from this city, were
buried in the city cemetery. Mr. Mau,
pin was one Of Obion's Oldest citizens.
being in his eighty-second year, and
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-19
SOLDIER KILLED.

DUBLIN, Nov 19.--Cne soldier was
Killed and another wounded in re-
polling an attack of armed raiders
at Bawnmore, near Limerick.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-19

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark.--The Blythe
vile chamber of commerce Is putting
on a man-size show. Every available
pound of steam and every ounce of
manpower is being pressed into service
In a great antilethargy campaign. Adj
vertisements allure, specialists cajole
and gaudy banners admonisn the citi-
gems to awaken and be man.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-19

GLEASON, Tenn.-Sweet potatoes
are beginning to move now after being
a little quiet for the past few weeks, as
usual just at housing time, when the
price is never so good. The demand
from the Eastern markets this week
Is a great deal better and some cars
are being shipped from this section,
netting the grower S1.35 per hamper,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-19

at the time of his death lived on the
farm where he was born.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-19

WATER VALLEY, Miss.-The Coun-
ty Teachers association of Yalobusha
county will meet here Friday and SAT-
urday in a beautifully arranged pro-
gram prepared by the county superin-
ing a great deal Of interest in the edu-
cational work of the county. Prof.
Lawshee is young man, but expert
enced, as shown by the effective work
done by him in the past few months.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-19

ATWOOD, Tenn.--The gin owned by
Mckinney & Bramley. OF McLemores-
Vile, burned here. The origin of the
fire is unknown. No cotton was burned.
II was new plant, having been erect
ed this fall The loss was estimated at
$4,000, partly covered by insurance.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-19

a work with which the teachers are
highly pleased, as they say he is rem
dering efficient service.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-19

MONROEVILLE Ala.-As the walls
of an adjoining business house toppled
over, following disastrous fire here.
Congressman John McDuffie caved in
the door of Miss Kate Kitchens home,
walked and escorted her to safety just
before the dwelling was burned to the
ground The fire originated in the Mon
roe Furniture company and the damage
win exceed $4,000.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-19

JACKSON, Miss.-Effecting entrance
through the ceiling from an upstairs
room, thieves robbed the Cohen Mer-
camille company here of several hun
dred dollars of goods.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-19

Read News soimitar Wants.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-19

ARKADELPHIA, Ark.-Under the
supervision of representatives Of the
extension division of the State univer-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-19

JACKSON, Miss.-Niss Lila Dodd. OF
KosciuskO, and Miss Ida Stainback. Of
Quitman, are among the women re-
Gently named notarles public by Gov
Lee NJ. Russell. l.. j. Gulce, of Fay
cite, is another new appointee.
SHAWNEE, okla.-The rive cotton
ginners operating in Shawnee met and
voluntarily lowered the price OF gin.
ming cotton 10 cents per 100 pounds
The ginners stated that their action
was taken because farmers have been
receiving less money for their cotton
this year" The new rate Is 80 cents
per hundred pounds.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-19

MKENZIE. Tenn.-Frank Quinn is
Mckenzie's new chief Of police, sue
ceeding X, V. Mitchell, resigned. Mr..
Quinn has served the city before in
the same capacity and mad a good rec
ord.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-19

Recipe
= cups of sifted pas
try -four, 4 level
teaspoons Calumet
Baking Powder, l
level teaspoon of
salt, 2 rounding
tablespoons of but
ter or lard, y cup
of milk, u cup OF
water. Then ma Ia
the regular way.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-02
z Popisu Dzieci Szkoly
SIS. Piotra i Pawfa.

TeSoroczny popis uczoi6w i uczennic
szkoly IS. Apostol0w Piutra i Paw}a 2
okazyi Zakohczenia ro&u szkolneSo Cd
byl sic ubieglej niedzieli wieczoFem.
Siostry Felicyanki kierowniczki tel
zkoiy przySposObity prawdziwa ucZtc
Ola oczu / Serca ZeDranej publicZnoSci
~skhadajacej sic przewaznie z rodzic6w
| krewnych dziatwy. Sah parafialna
staannie / g~uStownie pr~zystrojona byta
W ziele6, kwiaty, wsteGi / herby, n Ia
pe4niona 20 brzegi. BoSaty program
wicczoru zapoczatkowaha abituryentka
b. Sugar, w~ygioszcnicm mowy wsteq-
nej. Ustapiha Ona 16tu chlopcom, kt6.
Zy doSkOnale oddali Gwiczcnia 2 las
kami. G mfodzi obywatele kraju mile
powitali gosci. Nastepnie ~dwHnaScie
d~ziewczatek ukazato sic ma scenic jake
spios1ki wywofaly burze oklaSk0w. Po
mich wystapilo 40 ~dziewczatek z dzwo-
neczkami. Dalej dziatki odeSrlly komc-
dyke W jednym a&ce p. t. r~Czarodziej-
skie slrzypki" w ktorej braiy udziai
nastspujace osoby: Kr0lem byl ". Ba-
ram, kr6lewna A. Hopcia, sedzia -
j. DieSicdecki, Poslem ~kr0lewSkim -
+. Pieta, Pacho{kfcm W. Ryznar, An
ltonim, grajkiem j. Dirk, Zydem - L.
Hilburgier, m}odzi amatorZy i amator'
HI wywiazaiy sic bardzo dObrze re
swego zadania. Doskonale dzia-
TIL oddaiy cztery pory roku: S. Bednarz
j. Failat, NJ. Paluch i Is. Sugar. Me
brakho ter i Spiewu, kt6ry chlubnie wy
kdnaly: f. Hiburgier / r. Gierut Ma
z~ako6c0enie dziatH odegraly obrazek
sceniczny W dw6ch aktrch p t.. ,,Sen
Cyganki" W kt6rym wystepowa}y u
czennice: PAM Osihska - K. Fa}lat,
Adelina, po5niej Lila jej c6rka NJ.
LeSniak, PAM Fennig, selretarka PAM
Osihskiej - A. Niemiec, Barbara, siu-
zaca - X. Wojtonik, Sylvia, cygah-
Ska kr6lowa q. Dzierwa Myra NJ.
Siwiec; Ldia, A. .Gierut; Malwina -
E. Faliat; Rhoda - Z. Skorupa Noe
mi - NJ. Jediowska, Inez NJ. Watrob-
ska. Gdy echa oklaSk6w umilkly wy
stapiio ma scene 26 abituryentow / a.
b~ituryentek 2 posr6d mich move po-
hegna1na wypowiedziaIa r. Kopala. Pc
w~yczerpaniu prosramu tax wznioslego,
przem6wil miejscowy proboszcz X. Max
symilian KotedBi. Jako dobry pasterz,
majacy szczere przywiazania do dzia-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-02
RuCh W TOwarzystwach.
ZE

- Tow. Polek Sw. Heleny mr.. 924
Zjed. odbedzie miesieczne posiedze-
ME W piatek. dnia Ego lipca, o godn
1870 wieczorem, sail zwyklych Do
siedzeh. ObecnoSt wszystkich czion-
Kin p~ozadana, DO So wazne sprawy
do zaaitWienia. - Michalina Ora
barska, PREF; Marta Mira, sekr.
prot.
TOW. sw. Floryana or. So S. p.
W A. odbedzie r%egularne ~posiedze--
ME jutro II. sobote, 3go lipca, o
godzinie 7:30 wieczorem, W sail
zwyklych posiedzeh, ~poniewaz 20
wazne sprawy do zaiatwienia. Dzieci
Ligi gr. % C. P. W A. zbiora sic W
poniedzialek rano o godzinle 1880
do sail %posiedze6, skad udadza sic
wspolnie do koScioIa ma Msza SR.
- Antoni Pokornowski, PREF; Ka-
rol Urbanikiewicz, sekr. prot, 14o3
Noble ul.
- Tow. Sv. Tomasza No. PIT u.
odbedzie %poiroczne poeiedzenie W
sobote. dnia 3go lipca, o godzinie
1880 ~wieczorem, W sail zwyklych po-
siedzeh. ObecnoSG kazdego czlonka
jest po&adana, DO So wazne sprawy
do zaiatwienia, "a nieobecnoSt ka-
ra soc. - Jozef Olszewski, PREF;
Wal. Kozlinka, sekr. prot.
POSIEDZENIE
Macierzy Polskiej Oddzia}u sU. Ag-
nieszki No. 10, odbedzie sic W ME
dziele popoludniu, dnia Ago lipca. W
sail parafialnej. Prose- sic staw!t
ma to posiedzenie, DO sa wazne spra-
wy do zalatwienia. - Marya Pilacho
wska, sekr. prot. 1927 Mospratt I'll.
Dwor Sw. Marcina Papieza No.
1143 q. X. L. ma smiesieczne po-
s~iedzenie jutro wieczorem, o godz:-
ME 7:45, W sail zwyklych ~posiedzeh.
ObecnoSc kazdego brata jest poza-
dana, BIO Jest wa4ne sprawl do "a
l~atwienia, tyczaca sic 15to letniej re
cznicy zalozenia Dworu. Fran.
Laska, nadles.; Fran. Wiechowski,
sekr. prot. l1538 Holt ul.
y Ch6ru 1. j. PaderewskieGo.
Administracya zawiadamia przez
fanny niniejszego Dziennika wszyst-
kich czlonk6w | spiewak6w IL lex
eve spiewu W dalszym ciagu odbyWac
sic beda W kazda srode W sail Set
tlmentu PREY Noble i Augusta I'll.
Przerwy z powodu letniego sezonu
ME bedzie, ponieWaa musimy opra-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-02

twy szkolnej 1 c~zuwajacy nieustannie
mad jej ro7wojem wyjaSnil on r0anice
pOmiedzy Szkoia katolickQ a sZko}a pu-
blicznq, 1aznacyl te2 jake uiebezpie-
cze6stwa czekaja przyszle pokolenia na
drOde zycia Spoiecznego i religijnego.
Pozem wreczy} i'm nagrody | dyplomy.
Ia program tax doboruwy / talk umie-
jetnie wykonany nalezy sic pochwa1a /
uznanie Siostrom Nauczycielkom. Wy
konaly one iScie niezatarte wrazenie "
pamieci obednych il So niezmordowane
W poswieoeniu ola dziatwy. Daily one
dow6d niezbity, &c pilnie kszta}ca PREY
SHE pokolenia - Bogu ma pochwa}e a
Ojczyznie ma pozytek. Swiadczyi o tenn
kaAdy wystep programu Zaszczyoeni
dyplomami zoStali w. Baran, j. Bic
siadedki, ]. Dix, f. Hilburgier, R.
Kopala, F. Pieta, J. Nlut, w. UbiAek,
Z. Zintak, J. Kaczmrski, w. PodOlsh,
A. Siedlik, S. Rzerzutko, II. Biala, F.
Chmielowicz, ]. Fa}}at, A. Gierut, N.
Gierut, A. Kopcia, II. Niedziela, W. No
wax, G. MicS, A. Pisz, X. Putlak, A.
Tuleja, | NJ. Watrobska. Ofiary ola die
Cd na nagrody ~zfozyli: j. Paluch, B.
Zintak, NJ. Kostecki, W. Ozarny, ].
Fal1at, j. Rak, ]. Sztuba, A. Kwilosz,
S. Bebn, ]. LibE7owski, A. FAIRY, ].
Jed}owski, S .Hopcia, A. Horyza, A.
Wapniarski, J. WisiGski, / Dybas, oraz
pand E. PrZybylSka l j. LitOborski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-02

Wszystkim krewnym 1 znajo.
mym donosimy te smutna VIA
dcmoSt IL najrkochansza ma'Ha
/ babcia nasLa
S. P.
Marya Z'elinska
niewiasta Rozanca sw. 17ej no
Nv Ago Drzewa, po diugiej /
ezekiel chorobie, pozegnala 80
z tym swiatem. o%patrzona sW.
Sakramentami, dnia 1go ltpca'
1920 roku, O Eodzin'e 1880 ra-
no. W pcdeszlym wieku.
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic " So
bote, dnia 3go Npca, o godzinie
9tej rano. z domu zafoby. PM
1865 n. Lincoln ul., do koscloia
sw. stanislawa Kostki, a SIAM
tad ma cmentarz sw. Wojciecha.
Ma ten smutny obrzadek "a
praszamy wszystkich kreWnyca
znajon.ych, W ciezkim zaiu
pograzeni:
Antoni, Tomasz, Franciszek,
synowie; Julianna. Anna, COR
XII; Maryanna. FrancisZka, An
ma, synowe; Jan Wilke. Stani-
slaw Szparkowski. aecioWie'
wnuki / prawnuki.
Pogrzebem zajmuje sic Fran
ciszek A. Brandt. Telefon Mon
roe 1906.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-02

cowae nowy program ma nasz ma1q-
cy sic odbye wieczorek W drugie po-
zowie wrzesnia br. Rowniez zapra-
sza sic szan. koleg6w bylych cztoa-
k6v ch6ru I. J. Paderewskiego kto-
rzy p~owrocili W czwartym transpor-
Gle do Chicago z armia Gen. Hallera'
ably przybyli ma posiedzenie miesiecz
me-, kt6re sic odbedzie W piatek d.
Ego lipca, o godzinie Sc wieczorem'
W sail wye wymienione. Joze1
Terdera, sekr.
2 parafii NJ. B. Nieustajacej Pomocy'
Oddziaa 112 Matki Boskie1 Do
brej Rady Macierzy Polskiej ma po-
siedzenie W niedziele dnia Ago lip
ca, W sail zwyklych posiedzeh, o 60
dzinie wpoi do drugiej. - Rozalla
Swiatkowska, sekr. fin.
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UWAGA.

N~iniejszem uprzejmie uprasza
sic wszystkich naszych rodakow,
azcby W dniu Ago i 5go lipca,
1920, udekorowali swoje domy
przez to- okazali swoja lojalnoSc
naszej przybranej Ojczyznie. Pc
cl;6d gl6wnej manifestacyi, kto-
IA sic odbedzie w niedziele dnia
4. !ipca pojdzie nastepujacemi
ulicami:
Ashland ave-. do 4Sej ulicy, da-
LEI As. utica do Throop ul., dalej
Throop utica do 5lej ulicy, dalej
5Is utica do Elizabeth ul., dalej
Elizabeth utica do 52ej ul., dalej
81 Utica do Throop ul., Throop
Utica do koscioia Sw. Jana Bolc-
&C.
Pc wyjSciu z k~oscioia, pochod
p6jdzie Throop utica do 5lej ul.,
dalej do Ada ulicy, dalej do 52el
uIicy, daIej do LOOMS ul., Loo
mis- utica do Sherman Park, gdzie
SIC odbedzie daisy program cy-
wilny.
L szacunkiem.
B. Kowalewski, prezcs;
E. Bradel, %sekretarz;
7 Kukulski marszaiek.
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Zaprasza sic wszystkich kto-,

Zaprasza sic w~szystkich kto--
rzy byli moze pominieci a chcieli
by zajac honorowe stanowiska
chrzestnych sztandaru, darowa-,
nego, przez miasto Warszawe
Pierwszego Legionu Weteran6w
Folskich, do stawienia sic do O.
chronki Aniosia Stroza, PREY 10
uiicy i Gross ave-, o godzinie lei
po poiudniu, gdzie komitet oby'
watelski kazdemu wreczy odznak
chrzestnego.
T. szacunkiem,
B. Kowalewski, prezes;
E. Bradel, sekretarz;
J. Kukulski, marszalek.
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Wszystkie towarzystwa biora,
&c udzial w obrebie parafii sw.
.J6zefa, zbiora sic PREY 4Sej j
Paulina tllicy, bkad o godzinie
go pojda pc Paulina ulicy ma
p6inoc do 47ej ulicy, AZ utica do
Ashland ave-, gdzie sic zatrzy-
nlaja do rozpoczecia ogolnego
'pochodu.
Towarzystwa parafii Serca P.
Jezusa. zbiora sic PREY 46ej i,Lin
coin ul., o godzinie lei pc pofu-
dniu. O godzinie 1;30 wyrusza
pochodem 46a III. do Ashland
ave-, Ashland ave. pojda do 47ej
ul.. stana PREY 47ej ulicy, az do
rozpoczecia ogolnego pochodu.
Towarzystwa z parafii sw. ia
ma Bozego o godzinie lei po po-
lddniu, towarzystwa zas nalezace
DO Gminy l23ej zbiora sic w swo
jc; kwaterze pnr. 484l S. Racine
ave, o godzinie lei pc posudniu,
a o godz. is wyrusza pochodem
20 Racine ave., do Sci Ill, PREY
s2ej i Throop ul., p~rzylacza sic
towarzystwa ~nalezace do osady
Zjednoczenia i inne poszczegol-
nc towarzystwa, pojda pochodem
52ga utica do LOOMS ul., dalej
DO 47ei ul.. dalei do Latin ul.,