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PROPOSAL.
$1,000. 600 HIGHWAY 30 NDS.
4 4 1,


STATE OF pElAW RE
Sealed proposals will he received ny me
state Treasurer of pelawar until June 20
1920. a 90 oclock. y m, for the purchase
90 81 600 0tn of state bonds of the state
Of Delaware.
said bonds Will bear date January 1920
and TO nc Of $1,000 denomination bearing
an the arSf days Of january and July OF
each wear. bonds shall he pay able forty
years after the date thereof. but the said
bonds or any of them mas hC redeemed at
the option of the state at the rate Of ono
hundred and HNe pSr Centum Of tho prin-
,ipai debt Of the bond redeemed on any
frSt day or January or first day If July
after the said bond or any of them shall
have hcen isSncd YEAR. upon thirty
days notice. properly advertised. principal
and interest payable at the Farmers BANK
Of the State Of Delaware At Dover, Della
ware
The bonds to ne coupon bonds with no
state tax Atl bids must he addressed to
state Treasurer Dover. Delaware. Rids
will he received for the whole 0r any part
81 the issue and must hc accompanied by
a certified ChrCk for ; per cent of the bid.
payahle To the order - George NJ Fisher !.
state Treasurer. The right is reserved 70
reject any or all bids
said bonds are issued under authority Of
an act entitled An Act 10 Create a state
Highway Department. establishing system
Of state highways and providing for the
improvement and maintenance thereof.
and appropriating and borrowing money
therefor passed nv the General Assembly
Of the State of Delaware and approved by
the governor April 2 1917.
GEORGE NJ. FISHER,
State Treasurer.
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RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY. \. J.
rNOLeLNO-0XNe
COURTESY. QUALITY. SERVICE
HOTEL KENTUCKY


VIEW YORK Avenue. Wear Hesc1.
The home for Wilmington visitors amer.
and Euro. plan Cap. $50. G.. r. + r. p.
Thayer, formerly Of The Borton.
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'RlNTNG. ENGRAVING. ENCLOSING

Ii Gray Printer. II East Eighth street
advise that ynu anticipate your needs.
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ROOFING.
ADMINISTRATION NOTICES.

NOTICE Estate OF Armon ID. Chaytor
Jr decreased Notice is hereby given that
letters OF administration upon the estate
Of Armon ID Chaytor, Jr., late OF Inning
ton hundred, deceased we're duly granted
unto Dare G. Chaytor on the first day OF
june = -. Iez0 and all persons indebted
to the said deceased are requested To make
payment to the administrator without
delay and all persons having demands
against the deceased are required 10 ex-
hibit and present the same duly proba ted
10 the said administTafrix on or before the
first day of June. a -. 1927 or abide by
the law in this behalf
DARE e. CHANToR
Administrator.
Address ST Michaels Mary laud.
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NOTICES.
AWNINGS
place your orders for Awnings now.
Estimntes given. Work guaranteed.
" s. WILLIAMS.
SOB Washington st. fnone .ses w

pJps WILL BE RECEIVED AT 10
O'CLOCK. THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE
. AT OFFICE OF EMERGENCY FLEET
CORPORATION. 2ioa LANCASTER AVE
ME uNIoN PARK. FOR REMOVAL
ar ,Botrr $50 YARDS OF MATERIAL.
All RtppERs PLEASE ARRANGE TO
CALL At OFFICE AND ASH FOX MIX.
SMITH WHO WILL EXPLAIN WORK
IN DETAIL.
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HAlRDRESSING.

KATHERINE FlNAN. Hair Dressing par
tors. brownson Bldg, Fourth and Jack
son. Transformations. Rraids Wigs ana
IoupeeS made To order. Best grade hair
used exclusively IN worAroom Phone $50
Tor appoin tmentS.
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MOTORCYCLES REPAIRED.

READING STANDARD MOTORCYCLE
General repajring on oil makes. Aces
series. Wilmington Cycle Co, 1906 Market
street. DeAmar +. Van Slice. Mgr. Phone
1867 j.
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FARMS FOR SALE.
CHIRoPnDISrS.

DO YOUR FEET HuRTf I guarantee \,
give relief. Electric foot massage treat
ment Mrs. Gertrude Moritk. 4l9 Market
street.
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pIlRI.Il SALES.

PUBLIC SALE Contents Of hve-roofn
apartment. consisting of up to-date goods
viii be sold at Stidham son Auction
store III T., Fourth street. Friday, June
A. 1920. ! o'clock D M standard time.
Walnut bedroom suite, lvingroom suite.
blue leather brass bed, mattresses. dining
room suite rockers. chairs couch. wicker
rockers pictures, mating, several fine rugs.
Columbia Eraph0phone and Al records
dishes, dressers, chihoniers mirror. many
other articles used in good apartment
Sfidham IS SON Auctinnna.ra
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EYPEw RIrERS.

r. A. SMITH TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE.
Al maNat sold rented and repaired Anico
Adding Machines and Cheek Writer'S y
w. Sevent Oh street SECOND floor. over barber
hon Phone stl13 or eIA3
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DOLL. HOSPITAL,

DOLL HOSPITAL--lfeads and wigs. Comb
ings made up In any style. 6ls w. Sew
n ~ st. 7l2 Walnut 5 t. Phone 292Ji
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BAY WINDOW. second story front room.
togg gentlemen. Private family Phone
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-02
FOR RENT.
BICYCLE REPAIRING.

WILMINGTON CYCLE SHOP OF SOS "
Front street mas moved 10 new Quartsr
corner Fourth and Scott streets.
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PLUMBING AND HEATING

GEORGE REAGAN Plumbing and Heat
ing shop, $40 Tatnail street ONCE an
residence so North Jackson street. Phone
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-02

MILLER cecTl--a6EsAhNEY
EDGETON INN

Centrally located near teach White service.
Capacity 250. Music Room. Orchestra.
Auto Meets trains. Write for booklet. p Bra
low. Prop. T II. Gallagher. Mgr.
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PAPER HANGING.

STORAGE ROOMS for rent Both phones
George Lang Co. 1905 Orange
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UPHoLsTERING AND REPAIRING

MAKING OLD FURNlT URE loot ecu
To new. Repairing, upb0lsteri0g aud can
no ph0ns tItH ~ pIo French 81
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-19
ADVENTURES
OF THE TWINS
b. Olive Roberty Barton.
The Fox With Horns.
-obGrty bdTtoi7

Along the
because
Suddenly they in
chicken coop" said Nick, pointing Lets
What sight met their when they opened the door! All the chick
crowded into OF the scodg chaterng
screaming like Stiles And the other side Of the
which sticking
Renard the Fox but Just howas hard
the mfghtbe
blu the
trouble he couldn't get his head
"0h he
an awful pickle wanted nice jul pue for dinner
head through his hole After through
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buy the things that happened to please
me, Just for the thrill of purchasing
them, or just because happened to
have the money to pay for them.
My little house required sore re-
novating, as most homes do every
spring. I decided that restraint should
be the keynote of my decorating
problems. l would buy very nice
things, but would buy them sparing-
iy.- would certainly avoid the litter
and the clutter which, in spite OF its
eioquence, was the dominating and
distressing feature Of Miss Miller's
luxurious suite.
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that is worn at the jaunty angle of
last years headgear.
The sports hat of Jean Troupman in
"Roly Boly Eyes" is silk one of tan
and brown with row of tiny brown
silk buttons only to relieve its sever
ity. The second hat which sits so
smartly on Bernadette Lynch's pretty
head (she is one OF the Palais Royale's
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-19
By CORA MOORE,

IytW IVENb EdbWIUH NuINuTTy,
NEW YORK, March 1s.-Large hats
and medium ones have their virtues
but when spring breezes are likely to
overtake one at any moment there Is
no denying the comfort of the close
fitting hat. and nowadays comfort is
IL high favor with fashion. In the
aEroet, in the shops. one sees at least a
dozen small hats to every large one.
Here, then, are three of the very new
est.
An LOT them, you will notice, SIT we'll
down over the face -and squarely on
the head Only occasionally among the
spring collections is there a small hat
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Couldn't Afford to Be RIch

char-sorry to inform you. mum, as
1 shan't be able to come no more.
Lady-And why not, Mrse. Bouser?
Char-Can't afford 1t, mum. Me
husband says II 1 earns any more
money ell ave to pay incobe tax
London Punch.
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the
to TopsyTuryy Land perhaps I'd
nconvenen What shall coming
Nick you you promise
to steal chickens?' he said.
YES hurry"
the -
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-19

attractive show girls) is Guardalia
model OF bright red moss straw and
has large flower design embroidered
in worsted in front With this Miss
Lynch wears a Buddy veil in taupe
shade.
The third hat is fine brown straw
with close, but slightly flowing rim
and has by way OF trimming two mar
row bands OF ribbon and fanshaped
ornament of glycerine ostrich tower
ing over the crown from the back.
Ono other thing to be noted of hats
this year is that they are well made
and finished even to the shaped silk
Innings which oftentimes show a bit
of decorative cording or embroidery.
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ITO Be Continued
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-25

DO mieszkania Franciszka Biata
sa. zam. pnr. 1886 S. Rockwell ILL.,
wlamal sic zlodzicj, kt6ry zabral b.
zuteryi wartoSci 5000, zioty zcga-
rex i diva ubrania meSkiC. Policya pc
szukujc zlOCzynCe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-25

DIS, W czwartek - Wiec1orem
o Sci " sail Zjednoczenia P. R. K.
wielkie zaapsy: pierwszy wystep W
dzielnicy polskiej Stanislawa zby-
Ska Cyganiewicza - po tegoz po-
wrocie z Europy. Zbyszko valley
dis z Turkiem Managowem, pre-
ciwniklem bardzo dobrym i powaz-
nym: walka do ukonczenia. ProcH
tego dobry program innych par: Ga
worski zmierzy sic z Ebertem | Pa
w,owski z godnym siebie osi'klem
cietkiej wagi Jack" LinoWen''
szampionem rcsyjskin. zaintereso-
wanie wielkie i uzasadnione.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-25

braio udzial spore grono krewnych.
p~rzyiaci6i i znajomych.
q !
Gmina 81 z. n. P. urzadza ~
przysz}a niedziele dnia 2Sgo b. m.
vice a~gitacyjny W sail Chopina, PREY
19ej i Leavitt ul., ma AnnoWie o
godzinie 2ej opop1udniu. Ma pro-.
granite jest kilka m6wc6w, ola uroz-
maicenia zaS beda produkcye wokal-
ne i muzyczne. Wstep ola wszystkich
wolny.
= q.
Onegdaj wieczorem spalila sic stal
mia, kt6rej wlascicielem jest OBJ.
Franciszek Wogrowski. Fam. pnr.
5015 w. 3Oty pl. Zaalarmowana
straz ogniowa przybyia ma miejsce,
gdzie zdolaIa uratowaG dom, ktory
niebawem bylby take spiona}, gdy-
by ME szybka pomoc strazak6w.
q 81 q
J6zef Kaftanik, LEGACY lat 49,,
zam. pnr. 1886 Larrabee ul., .napra-
wiajac ma domu swym komin, kt6ry
silny wiatr wiejacy cd hlku dnl
cokolwiek uszkodzi1, spad} przypad-
kowo z dachu, odnoszac bolesne pu
k~aleczenia. ~Zawezwany lekarz,
stwierdziI Aamanie reki.
+ q
Julian Szuchar, robotnik, LEGACY
lat As, Fam. pnr. S247 w. Supe-
rior ul.. zostal wczoraj najechany l
pokaleczony przez automobil, ktorym
kierowal Artur Noy. zam. pnr. 1915
S. Loomis ul .Ambulansem policyJ--
nym przewieziono ofiare wypadku
do szpitala p~owiatowego, gdzie sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-25

P%anienki, kt6reby chciaiy praco-
wac ola sprawy polskiej W najbliz-
sza sobOte dnia 27go b. NJ, W srod-
mieSciu / Wniedziele palmowa W
dzielnicy Town of Lake, W ktorych
to dniach odbedzie sic pol6w ma
przechodpi6w; nieohaj sic zgdosza
d~zisiaj, dnia 25go b. M, o godzi-
ME Sci wieczorem, do Ochronki Pol
Skiej Aniola Str6za, PREY 46ej |
Gross ave-, gdzie %otrzymaja blizsze
informacye W tel sprawie Cd p. b.
kowalewslIiego.
J6zef Cichonski, Fam. pur. 1910
w. 24ej ul., padl onegdaj ofiara au-
tomobilu, kt6rym kierowai jakis SEA
leniec, kaleczac go bolesnie ma ca
lynn ciele. Automobilista, widzac wy
padek, a bojac sic wpaSc W rece
sprawiedliwoSci, przyspieszy} ped ma
szyny i zdolal umknaC. Nieszczesll-
va Cfiare przewieziono do domu'
gdzie sic z~najduje pod opieka le--
karska.
:. q
Dzisiaj O godzinie loci rano Cd
byl sic pogrzeb S. p. Stanislawy A
damczyk, kt6ra rozstala sic Z tym
swiatem po kr6tkiej chorobie, pre-
zywszy lat "a. Orszak ~pdgrzeDowV
wyruszyl z domu za}oby pnr. SOL
Burnham III. do koScioia p. W. sw.
Maryi M~agdaleny, gdzie y. Edward
Kowalcwski odprawiS n~abozenstwo
i ceremonie liturgiczne, poczem cha
TO przewiezionO i z~4Ozono ma wlecz
ny s~poczynek ma cmetarzu Sw. krzy-
ia W West Hammod. W pogrzeDle
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-25

w zarzadzie giowym Macierzy Pol
skiej otwarte jest biuro ~sprzedaz9
akcyi Banku Sp6lek Zarobkowych "
Poznaniu, kt6rymi sic zajmuje p.
Woiciech Menkicki, w~ice-prezes tel
ze organizacyi. Akcye te So spree
dawane j~eszcze pc dwadziescia diva
dolary.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-25

znajduje pod opieka .lekarska. ME-
fortunnego automobiliste aresz0-
'wano, lecz po zlozeniu porczenia wy
p~uszczono go ma wolnosc do czasu
rozprawy sadowej.
= q
w tych dniach odbylo sic posie--
dzenie klubu republikaLskiego 16ej
wardy, ma ktorem przewodniczyi p.
Wojciech Menkicki. Jednoglosnie in
dorsowano DR.. Daniela D. Coffey'-
ego, ziecia DR.. Boleslawa KlarkoW-
skiego. ma komitetowego tejze war
dy. Odnosne wybory we wszystklcn
wardach odbeda sic dnia 1890 kWiee-
MIA b. r.
Sokoli Orla Biaaego re StanisiaWo-
va u~rzadzaja festyn W sail Welkle'
sw. StanisIawa Kostki " srode, dnla
AGO kwietnia, o ,godzinie Sci wieczo-
EN-. Blizsze szczeg6ly W swoim ca
sic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-25

. nnENNR CJ1cAoo0n aHsoA
noss wiecsJ drounyah o~gioESsh. AMI
tell wI1ystkie tnns dSiGuni6 0ohGi1
. Chicaxo rA1em vd0eA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-25
Notatki
Reportera.

III
Stosownte do rozporzadzenia Ar
cybiskupa Jerzego Mundelein'a, "
tych dniach nastapily dwie zmiany
wsrod naszego kleru, a mianOwicie:
X. Stanislaw Dabrowiak, dotychcza-
sowy wlkary PREY koSciele p. W. sw.
Szczepana, mianowany zostal kapa.
lanem polskiego szpitala p. W. Mat
ki Bozej z Nazareth, a y. Stanisiaw
Derengowski, tymczasowy kapelan
ma miejscu chorego y. Karola Mar
ciniaka, przeniesiony zostal ma asys-
tenta prey koSciele p. W. Sw. Jozafa~
ia.
Sp6ika Neutrality-suspicious.
p. W. Sw. Amy ma Kantowie otwie-
IA nova Gotta serge W piatek, dnia
Ego kwietnia b.. T, do ktorej zapi-
sac sic MONA W sail pod ma}a vie
70 cd godziny lei do 9ei wieczoren,
Pomimo krotkiego czasu swego istnie
MIA, sp6lka ia zdobyla sobie zauta
ME u rodakow Kantowian przez u
czciwe / sumienne pr~owadzenie
swych interes6w, co zawdzieczyt ma
ley zarzadowi, ktory systematycz-
ME kontroluje ksiazki i zalatwia
wszelkie sprawy W zakres swej dzta-
ialnoSci wchodzace wediug ustaw i
praw konstytucyi.
o - o
S~iedmdziesiat siedmio-letnia sta
ruszka Antonina AnaSOwiCz, zam.
pnr. 1927 W. 53ej ulegia wczoraj
nieszczesliwemu wypadkowt. znaj-.
duje sic ona W szpitalu p. II. Wash
ington Park Hospital" pnr. SOLO
Eberhart ul., gdzie cd kilku tygo-
dni Jest ziozona uhOroba influen-
". Wczorajszei nocy w~yskoczyta
oknem drugiego pietra ma werande
[ 'odnioSa n~iebe1pieczne pokalecIs-
MIA. Lekarze stwierdzili, 20 ~pacyent-
IA dostaia napadu choroby umySio-
wei, spowodowaneyo goraczka. Znaj
DUE sic ona " stanie krytycznym |
Iekarze ME maia nadziei utrzyma-
MIA jeJ PREY 5yciu.
Z GO ,
W szkole publicznej Wells, ME
szczacej sic PREY Ashland ave. j Au-
gusta ul., odbywaja sic lckcye je-
zyka angielskiego cd godziny lei do
Gel wieczorem W kazdy wtOrek i
czwartek do czerwca b. T, z Czcgo
NIGGA korzystac zar6wno kobiety
lax mezczyzni. Nauka sklada sic z
czytania i ~pisania oraz arytmetykl.
Sa take udzielane lekCye czytania
"a pomoca ust, dla tych, ktorzy ME
d~osiysza. Ola chIopcow i dziewczat
sa klasy gimnastyczne i rome inne
rozrywki. Ola dziewczat wylacznie
jest klasa gotowania i wOg6le do
mowych robot, ola chlopcow zaS kla
sy rekodzielnicze.
+ 90 =
Hieronim PomaranCz, LEGACY lat
1, z~naleziony zostal wczOraj VIE
czorem pred domem pnr. 1858 w.
Division ul., W Stanie n~ieprzyto-
mnym. Zabrano c~hlopczyka do sept
tala Children Memorial Hospital
prey ulicy Wood, blisko Polk, gdzie
Iekarze stwierdzili zlamanie kilka
zeber i niebezpieczne u~szkodzenia
w~ewnetrzne. Znajduje sic on W sta
ME bardzo krytycznym i lekarze ME
maja nadziei utrzymania chiopczy-
ka PREY zyciu. Gdy ~przySzedi cOkol-
wick do przytomnoSci, zapytany.
gdzie otrzyma} to rany, odpowie-
dial. re chlopcy, z ktorym sic bawii.
obiIi go notwithstanding - potem zas,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-25

SiedmdziesieCioletni starzec Hen
ryk Lysiak. robotuik. wi6zl %onegdaj
ma taCzkaCh piasck i gdy p~rzojczdIal
ulice Milwaukee i North ave. ude-
IRONY zostal przez automobil, kt6rym
kicrowal nicjaki BerkowiCz, PREY
czem odni6sl holesnc pokaleczen:a.
Ambulansem policyjnym przewiezIo'
no starca do szpitala $w. Elzbicty.
gdzie Iekarze sk~onstatowali llama
ME prawej nogt w dw6ch miejscach
i zwichniecie ramienia. W automobi
In znaidowai sic take niejakI Kali
man. ~Szczeg6l6w blizszych wypadku
brak. Swiadkiem byl Oh. Michai Dam
zira, Fam pnr. 1850 \. Marshfield
ave.
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= q =

Bractwo NFewiast R~6zanCowych,
skupiajacych sic PREY parafii p. W.
sw. Konstancyi W Jefferson Parku'
przygotowuje sic do wieczorku roz'
m~aitoSci kt6ry sic odbedzie W ME
dziele. dnia 9Eo maja b. r. Ma pro-
gramie bedzIe take gra W bunco
Bilety juz So do nabycia u czionK'''
/ Il miejscowego y. proboszcza.
= . =
Adolf Coda, LEGACY lat II. zam.
pnr 1927 y. Hamlin ave, wiam7t
sic do domu pnr. 1871 Milwaukee
ave. W zamiarze kradziezy. Sno-
strzeg} to gospodarz domu Michai
Mahoney, znajdujacy sic " tylnEm
nokoiu mieszkania, a widHac. CO sic
2wieci. pobiegl DO revolver i stree
III do rabusia. Coda re strachu otw'
rzy, okno trzeclego petra / wysi"''
CIV, ma dolna werande. PREY czem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-25

Cnia Polskich Muzykant6w No.
1szy, 'kt6ra jest znana PoloniI ma
poinocno-zachodniej stronie miasta.
a kt6ra nigdy ME odmawia swej po-
mocy W sprawach narodowych i Wy
stepuje bezintereSownie, o lie tylko
moze. ma wiecaCh, obchodach i in
nych podobnych zebraniach. odbywa
swe pOsiedzenia W sail P~ulaskicgo
pnr. 1909 S. Ashland ave. W kazdy
pierwszy piatek mic>iaca, PROXY zaS
W kazdy piatek. w sklad zarza"u
wchodza: p. w. Slania, prezes; p.
A. Zareba. wiccprezes; p. j. Pictru'
szynski. sekr. prot; p. B. SmIcr'
galski. sekr. fin; p. W. AdamczEk'
skarbnik p. P. Bialek, i p. J. Ara
nowski, rada gospodarcza. Ma oStat-
MEM posiedzeniu uchwalono znleS2
wstepne ma przeCiag trzcch micSle'"
dla dcgodnoSci polskiCh muzyantow.
kt6rzy dotad do tel uni ME nalc~9'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-25

Prey zbiCgu uliC lSci i Wood Al.
bert Szablcwski, LEGACY lat so, Fam.
pnr. fS&S w. 9Ocj VI, chcac wSko-
czyt ma bcdaCy W ruChu tramwaj IL
Mi lScj III. pOSliznaf sic / upadl ma
bruk u"liczny. odnoszac ciczkic obra,
5oria. Wczwano ambulanS &c stacy
Marquette, kt6rym przcwiczionO G.
do dumu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-25

Frank KOtel, wozniCa, kt6ry po-
dale sw6j adres u zbiegu ulic sic,
i Canal. zostal w~czcraj pOstrzelony
przez specyalncgo p%olicyanta +. w.
Richardson's W jardach kolei Chica-
go and Eastern Illinois, gdy, jak
twierdzi ten policyant. usiiowal do
konac kradziezy paki. zawierajaceJ
500 sztuk cygar. Jako sp6lnik jc-
70 zostal aresztowany Peter Buck
lev, zam. pnr. 23l West 24-ta III.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-25

re uderzony zostal automobilem, kt6
ry zbiegi. Zrozpaczeni rodzice zgio-
sill sic do policyi z prosba o wdro-
tenie inwestygacyi W TEN. nieszcze-
sciu swego syna.
Dzisiaj, dnia 25go b. m, o godzi-
ME lei wieczorem, odbedzie sic W
sail Walsha ~generalna pr0ba sztuki
ludowej p. t. ,,Czartowska lava,
kt6ra wystawia Sokoli jgniazda i'm.
Ordona. Wszyscy czlonkowie
czionkinie bioracy udziai W sztuce
maja sic stawit ma probe. Glory,
tancerki tancerze r0wniez proszeni
So O przybycie, gdyz bedzie obecny
dyrektor Spiewu i tanca.
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Podczas czyszczenia stajni ma far
ME swego OLGA Szymon Knul, licza-
cy lat 3S. Fam W przedmieSciu ,,llOl-
lywood", zostai wczoraj przypadko-
wo postrzelony nader niebezpiecznie
lecz przez kogo, dotad niewiadomo.
Ojciec przewi0zl go W bryczce do
szpitala Sw. Antoniego z Padwy PREY
Marshall blvd. i 19ej ul., gdzie 20
kilku godzinach %zakonczyl zycie. -
Sledztwo W toku.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-10-27
DISTRICT CHAMPIONS . :.
HERE NEXT SATURDAY
Montevideo High School will Face
the W. H. S. Eleven For Vi
tai Game of Season

Perhaps the most important grid
iron program of the season for the
local High School WILDE staged next
Saturday afternoon when last years
District champions of the Montevideo
High School will appear on the home
field for decisive struggle. The in
terest among the students and town
folks is growing more intense as the
big day draws closer and one of the
largest crowds should witness the
game. Monte is reported as having a
strong line this year as we'll and Will:
countered last year at the hands Of
the Chippewa County lads. Pep raj
lies and demonstrations to arouse
game are being planned and the en-
tire High School will undoubtedly be
on hand to do their bit in aiding the
boys on to retaliation and victory.
The people of the city should attend
this game above any other as it will
be worth witnessing, being that the
two teams are spoken Of as being
closely matched. The Willmar line
| up will not be changed as far as is
| known but more painstaking prac-
tice to iron out the bitches in the
playing will be made and every effort
expended to put the boys into shape
and encourage them to display their
best. The locals, when at their best
are a fast and powerful aggregation
and it is hoped that next Saturday
! the boys will plunge into the affair
with unreserved and undivided atten
ton and energy.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-10-27
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Watch for "Bride 49," ct
Dr.. II. F. Porter, Dentist. Carlson
Block.
Lars Urdahl left on Saturday for
Cottonwood.
Dr.. Oscar e. Hedin, dentist, Carlson
Block. Phone e1.-Adv.
Miss Ella Helmer left Thursday
for short stay at Pennock.
Or. c. e. Gerretson, Dentist, Loney
Block. Telephone 199.-adv.
E. P. WEIGH of Hawick arrived on
Friday for visit with relatives.
Dr.. Robert v. Malmqren, Dentist,
Metropolitan Bldg. Phone sO0.-adv. #
Bill Williams of Minneapolis
spent the week end at his home.
Place your furnace order with Obs.
berg-Berquist Hardware Co.-Adv. If
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Larson OF
Brainard visited here last Thursday
Drs. c. e. Anderson and G. A. An.
derson, Dentists-Bank Of Whitman.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Christianson
left Saturday for visit at Cotton
wood
Miss Esther Tallman left Satur
day for visit with friends in St
Cloud.
Miss Edith Anderson spent Sun
day at her parental home in Kandi
yohi.
Mrs. Fred Berg of Isanti arrived
Saturday for visit with MES A. J
Forstrom
Miss Anna Gustafson returned tt
her home at Hanley Falls last Friday
after visiting at the Martin Peterson
home.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-10-27

Miss Lillian Johnson of Minneap-
oils is visiting. her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Filing Johnson of Lake Lillian.
Mrs. Ernest Johnson and baby
returned to their home last Saturday
after visiting relatives here the past
week.
Louis o. Hendrickson and son
Harold left Saturday for G1enwood.
They returned Sunday evening accom-
panied by Mrs. Hendrickson and baby
who have been visiting friends there
the past week.
Henry Samuelson returned to his
home last Friday after visiting his
brother, Knute Samuelson, also his
nephew, Carris Samuelson, who was
hurt in an accident some time ago.
How about that job of wiring
now? Come in and let US figure on
your work. Lets cooperate. Will
mar Elect. Service Co., 40 Benson
Ave., Whitman, MINI. It