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The weekly Alaska citizen., 1920-01-05
SCHOOL NEWS
By Mary Miller.

after the Christmas vacation which was enjoyed by all. This has been short week as the New Years va cation begins on Thursday and lasts till next Monday. January 5th.
 At Mondays assembly our principal read the attendance and punctuality records for the third school month which are as follows:
 Attendance: Grades. 93.19 pel cent, Night School 95.l9 per cent. Total 9417 per cent.
 Actual Attendance: Grades 139. High School. 46, Total. 1855.
 Punctuality Grades 99.1S per cent. High School, 9967 per cent Total, 99.43 per cent.
 The total registration has now reached 195. The first grade has an excellent thrift stamp record During
 70 weekend and first of the week thrift stamps to the amount of $S5O have been purchased.
 Many of the smaller children are absent on account of bad colds which seem to be general.
 The third, fourth. fifth and sixth grades had a party the last day of school before vacation. A program was rendered and afterwards refresh ments were served The pupils had charge of everything and showed their teachers what good hosts and hostess they could be. All reported d delightful time. This week the third and fourth grades are writing compositions on Good Times During Vacation"
 The 4th grade boys challenged the 4th grade girls and all of the third grade to a spelling match and both prepared for the event, each side be, ing eager to carry off the hOnors. Margaret Heilig spelled down every one of the 4th grade boys and won for the third grade. Here's 10 Mar garet. But of course. 1t Is to be eX- pected It's natural for a girl to win honors but the boys surprise us once in a while and when they do. we never hear the last of it.
 The annual Christmas party was given by the Ursa Major on the even ing of December 20th at the Masonic hall Dancing began at 10:00 D m, and continued until 1900 when de- 'ightful luncheon was served. Danc- ing then continued till 800 a. m. The hall and tables were beautifully dec orated and it was evident that the mistletoe hanging in the center of the dancing hall was not unnoticed About 50 couples were present and all had a most joyous time.
 Class prophecies were written dur members of the sophomore class. Each member had his future laid out before him by someother pupil in the class. Some very interesting lives are to be led if these prophecies come true
 The war savings as well as the bank savings for the month of Novem- Der are as follows:
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1920-01-05

How old is your baby brother, asked small Fred of q playmate.
 one year old" replied Johnny
 Huh" exclaimed Fred. i've got a dog a year old and he can walk twice as well as that kid can
 Well he ought to-" replied Johnny. Hes got twice as many legs"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-22
SETTLE OLD GRUDGE
ON THE BALL PARK

Frankie Ritz has put up some GOOD
fights in Wheeling: Jack DEMPSEY has
wonderful record for nEHtinE' anu
may some time appear in Wheeling. nut
the biggest bout yet STAGED IN town
was pulled off yesterday afternoon on
Stone Field when two young men OF the
Island settled q dispute over cigar
ctta before fifty fans.
The disagreement began several
weeks ago, but came to climax yes
terday morning when one OF me you nlE
stcrs asked the other for 4 "skag. Inc
other informed him he was too younI
10 smoke. in no mild terms. and words
followed One declared I'll see, You
this afternoon at the Fair Grounds ana
the other readily assented;
gang started for the scene Of battle
and soon met the South Island young
Ster with his clan. They adjourned 10
the fair grounds. and began pooling or
coats, when someone ordered them OIL
the grounds They repaired to stone
Field, and soon formed Il circle hidden
from the street by the high stone wall.
There was no referee or time Keeper.
The belliGerent parties soon peSHI.
working. and in 4 few moments tneE
were standing toe and toe Railing
hard.
The fight promised to end sudden y
when one Of the boys yelled wait
minute" but the other kept on. Inc one
boy had a sprained wrist and as re-
suit he held it In his vest. fghtinI one e.
handed. He wore a ring on his left
blow on his opponents nose. Eight
little holes were punched IN me sol
flesh BY the prongs on the ring ttnd
hiood hogan to flow. 1t was al! over
then, blood settling the light. H., n,
The police may have been called: ana
again thy may not. However there
was no interference. ana the TWO
crowds went away laughing happily.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-22
ASSESSOR-ELECT
NAMES DEPUTIES

James L. Richards. assessor -elect OF
Ohio county. on Saturday afternoon
made known his appointments Of depu-
ties in his office. Only one out OF the
present force was he'll This being Join
Roth Of the Eighth ward George w.
thinner, formerly connected with the
city, who will take Joe Bennett Q place
As office deputy. Miss Nct:ie Eanh. OF
the Eighth ward. will takc up her duties
az st"nographerS. Other appointments
are. Joseph Adams. mill worker Of
Centre district: James Holmes. former
po.i. eman. Union district; Thomas VII
son. eX-rivcr man. Madison district; r
e Eeyser. OF Elm Grove. Triad alpi.la
dis.ric: while Clay dtS:ric- has been
let- vacant.
Carl G.. Bachmann. prosecuting attor-
ney-elect has not made known his APP
pointments but information coming from
very reliable sources .ts 10 the effect
that hts two assistants Will be Attorney =
Austin V. Wood and Clinton Campbell
Other appointments have not been
made known but from present !ndtca-
county clerks office since John II. Wells
was reelected. John l.. Kingdom. re-
elected clerk OF criminal court has not
made known his assistant.
known his assistant.
Sheriff-elect Harry T. ClouSe stated
last night that he will not make known
his appointments until sometime in De-
cember.
Candidates for Federal appointments
still occupy the local limeltght and~~it
Ia understood that Ohio county has n
chance either for the L. s. marshal or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-22
THANK OFFERING AT
WARWOOD CHURCH

TheService last night at the Warwood
Lutheran church. was we'll attended on
account OF 1t being the annual thank
Offering meeting OF the Missionary So
cIety OF the church. A very interesting
program was carried out during the
evening. which opened with song by
the congregation followed by a prayer
by Mrs. Ella +. Noltc. Miss Mary Mil
Ter rendered very beautiful solo FOR
tn" occasion. A reading on Missionary
work was read by Miss Marie HOfrcutcr.
The thank-offerinE question Of the So
cicty was discussed by several members
Of the society showing what good they
had accomplished during the year
Misses Lillian Kind"lbcrgcr and Nell
lie Shirley sang Il very pleasing duet
which was followed by an address on
Missionary work delivered by Rev. l.. a..
NcCord. pastor. Mrs. John MCGraw
read n paper on tn" work which Is being
done by the missionaries both at hom"
and in foreign fields. Tho meeting was
then brought to Il close by the Lord :
Prayer and the reading OF the bcncdic-
ton by the pastor.
BUY WAR SAVING STAMPS
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kct street. are the proud PARENTS Of a
baby girl. Both mother and daughter
are doing nicely.
Dr. Charles II. Ke"sor. well known
physician. Of this city. is i'll ut his home
on the South Side.
Miss Pearl Taylor. or Cumberland.
Md. has arrived in this city and will
make her home with relatives in War
wood.
Mr.. and Mrs George Reinackcr, Of
Warwo"I. have removed to their new
"" iISn i" and SSi" Mrs. H. T. F. Behrcns, of
Wood$dal", leave to-day. for New York
City, where they Will spend the
Thanksgiving holidays.
Hon. Samuel Williams will leave to-
day for Ashvlle. y. G.. where he will
join his family.
Mrs. Louis Bennett. OF Weston. W.
Va. has taken rooms az III" Mcclure
hotel. where she will remain for several
weeks.
J. H. Harrison. Of the Island. is spend
ing Il few days in Cambridge, o., the
guest Of relatives and friends.
Charles l.. Hess. Of North Market
street. left last evening for Cleveland.
H.. where he is actively engaged in bust
ness
Frank Smith. druggist Of this city. Is
confined at his home suffering from a
broken nose. which he sustained several
days ago, when h" fell.
pr. George Ni"w"E is confined 10 his
home on South Gnap!!ne street. with an
attack Of diphth"riI
Miss olga EI!nhow has resumed her
duties at ArInStrumE'S pharmacy on Main
street after being III for the past week.
Miss Ethel Jones has resigned her
position at Hog Davis pharmacy on
South Chaplinc stree. and will leave in
few days for California. where she
Will spend the winter
dutch" Noltc has resigned his posi-
ton at i. q. Ncrsr'S drug store on the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-22
About People
Movements of Individuals To And
Prom The City.
AT THE HOTELS.

Rosel,--.. A. Marine. ErkmS; II. C.
Law. Reading.
McLure-Dr; B. Ke"fer. radGn City;
n. i. Crane. Morgantown; ii: Il. Loar
Kingwoud; II. +. Anderson. Fairm"ni.
windsor-Mr. L. II. Henderson, Sis
tcrsville: Fred J. Mueller. Clarksburg;
J. H. Ncwlan. Clarksburg; H. y. Carpeh-
stsm,pwJ' F. Michael. s.s'.rsv.,l,: :;
II Hess. Friendly; DR.. ]. =. Martin.
Hundred.
II. c. Law and wife. of i:crding. w
w.. are visiting local friends AID re'"-
tiyCS here for L few days
Dr. Il. kcefer. of Tadcn city. is spend
ing n few days here on business.
Mr.. and Mrs, l.. II. Henderson: Of
SiSl"rSvIllr. are tho guests or local
fricnt.S.
DR.. +. l.. Martin and wife. Of Hundred.
W. Va, are the guests of local friends.
e Councilman c. II. Dowler. who under
went an operation at the North Wheel
ing Hospital was reported to be rest
ing easily last night.
DR.. George F.. Lockhart, Will return
today from Harrisburg. Pa. where he
occupied the pulpit OF the Baptist
Church OF that city yesterday.
Mr.. Waiter McAcam., general manager
Of tho Huntington daily Leader. &C
cUmpanicd by his wife. lett last even
ing for their home after visiting here
over Sunday.
Ward Nesbit. Pittsburgh. Pa, Ia
spending a few days in III" city the
guest of relatives and friends.
Harry Mcconnell. Of the Island, l'lt
last evening for Philadelphia, Pa. where
no will spend few weeks the guest OF
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Lcary. Of North Mar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-22

New York, Now 21.-Bishop Thomas
Nicholson OF Chicago. chairman OF the
reorganization committee in charge OF
the liquidation OF tn" accounts OF tns
Inter-(.hurcb World movement, tonight
issued d statement declaring that the
movement is not solvent. The treasury
contains only about 100000 to liquidate
floating Indebtedness ind for overhead
ire committee TO complete itS work an0
None of this sum can be used to pay
undsrwritings Of denominations. Bishop
Nicholson added, and II the various
churches and boards pay these In FULL
the movement Will be able to meet all
it's obligations up to the time the GEM
mittee repoEAS go .-....--.. =.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-22
GAS COMPANY GETS
BIG new WELL

Morgantnwn. w. Ca. Now c1.-What
is sid t. I've the largest gas we'll struck
in this section for many years was
Struck Yesterday by the Monongahe!a
Vallc Traction comany on tho Wise
farm. TIL. well is producing five million
cubic feet Of gas per day. Should this
flow Of gas keep up for the entire winter,
in this city, but the officials Of the
Traction company stated today that
there was little chance that tho
We'll would hold up long at the Initial
production figure. 1T has been the MS.
company men today. that they fall
III in a few weeks. and we cannot hope
that the great production from this wen
will hold up The Traction peop!e'
hnwcvcr, were greatly elated at the
news of the big new gas supply oelns
available for use.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-22

L. S. district attorney offices. or for
both. Sheriff Howard Hastings Is still
running strong in the county while his
flee of marshall.
For district attorney there are three
local men in the race, Attorney Franz
\. Obricn. Attorney J. N. Cummins and
Attorney Charles J. Schuck.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-22
Annual Canvass at
St, Matthew'S Church
Division Of Membership Made ~ Conn
treen Hour Of q snd O'Clock.

The annual canvass Of st. Matthews
~ T. Church was made yesterday, the
wor; being done in this manner each
wear, 50 that the funds necessary Tor the
maintenance Of the CHURCH for tho cur
the committees In charge Of tho work
completed their labors yesterday after
noon between the hours Jf 2 and o.
clock. -. a..
Ths committees having charge OK iEs
sunday school room Of the st. Math,
,hew's p. T. Church. when they VIII
make their reports end also transact
other business Of impur lance.
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Victor Talking Machine Company
Camden, New Jersey

street. Is expected home to-day. after
being called 10 Wilmington, Del. by
the death Of her father, H. Finan. or
that city.
DR.. william Tracy. D. D., OF Philadel-
phia. will arrive in the city Tomorrow,
TO be here several days.
II. y. Sleencr. of Warwood. has re-
turned from a brief visit with friends In
Mount Pleasant 0.
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ANNOUNCE RESULTS TODAY.

Official figures on the money realized
by the drive for $4,000 which was con-
d;,rted nv the Boy Scouts Of the Wheel
;n,c district. will be ready for publica'
lion in a few days, according to Mr.: H
a., portz, local scout executive. The
driv. was. conducted for the purpose OF
Obtaining money to support the orEani-
cation for the next hvc years, and a.
eli ~ the committees have not as yet
reported official figures are being de-
layed. o..
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MS 81
South Side Dancing Club.

ON Wednesday evening. November =.
At IL" Golden Link hail. ThirtE-ciShth
and Jacob streets. thu south S''r' p"nc-
ing club w!ll.EiN,. e TuunkSGi; luE dance
for tn" ENTERTAINMENT Of their many
friends. Th:S Will be the first 1T :.
series that " I'll he continued throughout
the entire season. An enjoyable time
will be anticipated by those who attend.
\ lirSt-Ci:tsS orchestra has been obtain
I'd for the evening. VIII" Will provide 4
special program "r the latest daclnG
numbers. Committee in charge VIII be
c. Hotner. ]. Huston. II. Roberts Il.
HOrubrOOk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-22
Alpha Phi Dance

The annual Thanksgiving dance OF the
Delta Omega and tho Eta Omega chap
tiers OF the Alpha Phi fraternity. Of Mar
tins FERRY Will be held "Wednesday even
ing in the Elks Club at Martins Ferry.
The two chapters have combined their
efforts 10 make the dance one of the
most successful that has ever been held
and Jones Novelty orchestra has been
engaged To furnish tn" dance music.
The committee in charge has made "lab-
crate ARRANGEMENTS, and Will serve re-
frrshmcnts during intcrmi"S!"n between
dances
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missionary Entertainment.

The Indies of TN" Missionary S"rIrty
nf the Whcnlinl; Baptist temple will give
a missionary entertainment and TIA par
" "Wednesday evening in the y. NJ; {. A
auditorium. and u larg" crowd is rN-
pectcd to attend. \ program. attra'!,E"
in avery wuy hn been Arranged Tn"
offering will I've devoted u missioner!
work. Tn" folio ing are the officers or
the soci.ty: Mr. II. l.. Bond, pr"S'dert;
Mrs. J. G.. Russell. viCc-rrcSidcnt; MRS
George L LoCknart, secretary, ana MIS-
Frank Fish treasurer.
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Theta Nee frat viii dane" II tho car
roll club. Friday. N"N"nlh.r -, ana L
large crowd IL anticipated.
The Greater WhrrlIuG M"iody orchcs-
ira Will render the musical selections
Tom G"rncy is chairman OF IN" dance
and Is assisted by Dall"r Thompson,
Iahul, Drckman and Rafferty,.
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uazaar and supper.

Members Of n" Nh'"TlhG IHIIIat
Mil mTt' are making plans for n bazaar
and supper to be h"iG T TInIi IND N thG
"m .;ors committees are busy making
,,i i to make the affair huge SUI +;
Pills pr, sumner is to re served from until
o;cInrk while a cafeteria luncheon
wilI be served by the ladies At noon
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To Dance Friday,

t-omu No, 1870 Royal NciGhbors or
,n,"rjcn will entertain its members an 1
another Of it's successful, dances ana ,a
The event Is being looked forward "
with anticipation.
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-Four hundred employees OF the W hrcI-
ING Mold and Foundry company en-.
ioycd their regular dance i4st SMr"ra ond
et,n nTT,ir was enc Of tho biggest ever
b hIIJ m" Mold orchestra furnished the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-22
He1nphill-Muldoon,

Miss Haze! Muldoon. wrl!-known resi-
dent OF North Warwood WAS united m
marriage to Mr.. Joseph Hcmphi''. OF
North Wheeling. several days ago ~
war surprised when they learned the
news. The couple have returned TO thts
city and will make their home in North
NSarwood
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1,adies Aid Bazaar.

,,o,,si,:e arrangements have been
;>. ~, ~, ncmn, r. of the Ladies Ma
FOR For their bazaar 70 be hold in tn, the
church December Frd. The various Sow cow
i.!, whila Everything needed by lh'
, S!1rsi shopper will be offered Tor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-22
nIria Hlnh Dance,

Tomorrow evening in Convention IAN
in the Market Auditorium building ne
Dixie Club will give another or It's well
known dances. with the Mason-BlNoh
g., and n large crowd Is expected TO
attend Several new features have been
added TO this dance which should prove
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nnha snla "Wednesday

H. S,.ninr COMMERCIAL class OF 81
lotrnh,s academy will give bake sal"
wednesday, at th% George, +. Stifrl COM m,
,.p,: sire. Home made bread. pies ana
lake; and u full line of pastries Will W.
offered for sale.
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mailed to n number Of tho younger social
set and from present Indications the at
fair will BE- one Of the best attended that
has been held by the popular young men.
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Theta Nh Pratt Dance.


Inv in the Carroll Club and larg" al
tondancc Is anticipated. The Greater
Wheeling Melody orchestra nus p",h y"
rorrd to furnish the music. OWING 10
number Of members or ihe irateIn!IrjE
hang home for the ThanksgiTinE hoii-
DAVIS, il is expected the crowd Will DC
tho largest that ever attended one Oh the
fraternity'S dances.
Turkey supper Tuesday.
Tomorrow evening in 81. luke'S l.. r.
church. the annual THANKSGIVING supper
will he given Ivy the ladies' or the tlu' ~.
ana the affair promises to q" SrS'i in
success than in any past year. An IN
f.rcstinC feature 10 be used IS tnat
cvrry gues7 as he or she arrives WIZ
be given a number. The dinner VIII DC
served in the order of the NUMBERS:
The following ladies Will have charge
of The various tables: ,
Erma Srhrncrlein. Mrs. Club, Wilma
Tabln 10. Mrs. Harry Kletves'
Mrs. Chas. lianchcr' MIS- W. l'ouS''
Harris, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. AL
| len Bowie. 1ro,.s
Mrs Nv Y. X. smith. Mrs. Earl Cammer-
on :>; Mis 10 & 5'GM'tss craddock. Mrs;
II. Hopb. Mrs. Chas. Dunnaway' Nell
Table No. s.-Mrs. SowGil, Mrs Stod-
dock. Miss Cox. Miss Lump; ,,-s
Table No Mrs. Chos. Clarke Mrs
Rldseway, Mrs. sheppard. Mrs. Tht'liiESc'
Table No. S.-MrS. II"!""m. Miss hn-
zabcth Jones. MrS. L"wsSi MrS rs h' tT3r.
ding, Mrs. chas Lingo, Mahcl Seals ;,,s.
Table No. l0.--Mrs. Eohl. Ewing. MISS
Ruth Beck, Miss Lewis Mrs; l'"rvey.
Tai Table No. II.-Nrs Phi!o. Miss agnes
Fretcr, Miss l.. McGranahan' f. Glenn
ems fable No. 1c.-Mrs. L, Sands, Mrs
Singleton Raul. Miss Jessie Scott MISS
MAJ T4bIe ~, Is-Mrs. Graner, Mrs.
Burk Mrs. Anderson. Miss Freeman Gem phil
Table No lt.T Mrs. bS %iT,, MF Saws ''
"f fD addition the supper viii be ~, a
Japanese Tea Room conducted by tne
members Of Mrs. Robert Boys sun;
dor school class. while tho bazaar and
fancy work booths will be In E GharE :,; ID
viii have charge Of the candy. cakes and
novelty booths.
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Annnnnca EngaGement.

Mr.. and Mrs. George prcttymSn nay! nnTr
G Inme!iter, Miss CoriHne Belle. to Mr,
George \. smith Of Cl"veland: ONO:
ME the wrdding t" lie an event Of the near
future TIL" brldo-"lcCt Is wei hnoMh
and tho announccIAcnt comes Win i""1"
interest.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Nrwrnah' OF. %
EgTtacnth street, aunounC" IN" marriaE"
of their daughter. Edna l.: N"wmen: l."
MIR. George l.. Chandler OF a%n,n n,,o,r ~,
Of the First Presbyterian church, Hnlt :
more, Md. Saturday afternoon. the KEY.
William wilcox performing the ccre-
mony. = Att; of.,.
The bride is we'll known IN TINS Clt; =,
,r5 hcr marriage comes rs q Compl"t"
Smrnrisc 10 her many friends. tn
groom - 4 we'll known insurance man OF
Washington. u. c.. and Is we'll KNOWN
here ,, , h,io1,
u.iII ihcludc q visit to the brides parents
here. the happy couple will he 1t hom"
TO their many friends in their newly
completed home. No. ~ Franklin street,
North End. Washington. ID. t.
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Maoademy Dance

Elaborate arrangements arc being
made by the MtCademy t1ub for their.
hanksgivlnr dance which will hr held
In the Elks Club ball room. on Thursday
eve hing November 81. The Committ""
in charE" If tn" dance is composed of q.
Coifey. Bone. Gr"ig. Spiilers and Neon
noll and they arc doing everything TO
make the affair Il success. Music for
dancing will b. furnished by Jones Nov
city orchestra. Punch and refreshments
between dances I, cations have been
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'NOTATKI OSOBISTE.

Parma Helena Wachowska. zam. p.
mr.. 1914 Lawrence ava. obrebie
paraf i sw. Konstancyi, obecnie spe-
dza kilko-tygodniowe wakacye "
Stanie Wisconsin.
:. o. +
Pan Jan D. Skowron, prowadzacy
'apteke PREY Cortland i Paulina ul. la
Maryanowie, naby} W tych dniach
automobil mark nElgin''.
= q ::
w domu PIP. Stanisiawa Pelagii
Spychalskich, Fam. pnr. 1851 Elias
ct. ma Bdrbarowie. zapanovala ra--
dose z powodu przyjsca ma swat po-
ciechy W postaci zdrowet i kozej CO.
reczki. Matka dziecie maja sic do
brze.
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Znana " kolach towarzyskich i "
hyciu INSTRUMENTATION. PAM An
ma j. KOrzeniewska, Fam. pnr. 1929
Lo9sn Blvd. miala nawystawie ro-
bot artystycznych " Bostonie recZnie
haftcwany obrus, wartosci $500; by
Ia to wystawa t. wv. ARTS and
Crafts. kt6ra ~objezdzala pc wick
szych miastach ia wschodzie, a mia
nowicie: W Nowym Yorku. Philadsl.
ph'i. Bostonie / innych. Obrus
podziwiany byl wielce przez wszyst'-
kich. kt6rzy mieli sposobnoSc ogla-
DANA tel piracy artystycznej.