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The Washington herald., 1920-01-11
NOVEL WAY TO
DESTROY PESTS
Fumes from Motor Car Used
By Rancher to Kill
Rabbits.

EarlS in the nineteenth century. the
pioneers of Australia. confronted by
the problem Of obtaining fresh meat
at low prices. began to breed rabbits
for table purposes. The experiment
proved a success from the very start.
but Ii was not many years before the
blessing of plentiful rabbits began to
take the aspect of the plague of the
most serious character.
Multiplying with amazing rapidity,
they began to overrun the rich ranch
and farm lands and the damage re-
sulting from their feeding on the
crops ran into the millions of pounds
sterling a year. To combat them. or
ganized drives in which all the set
tiers in a wide area would participate.
were staged and thousands of the
pests were killed from time to time
But the problem has never been COM
pletely solved and today the Aus
tralian farmer looks upon the exter-
nnination of rabbits as part of the
routine OF farming.
The customary method of eNtermi-
nation Is by digging out the burrows.
but Walter Hawker. a rancher of An
ana Station. Clare, has devised a
means which enables him to kill rab-
bits quicker and more cheaply than
by using pick and shovel. He uses
a Dodge Brothers motor car.
His method Is described in a let
ter which he wrote to the Cheney
Motor Company. Dodge Brothers
dealers in Adelaide:
You will be interested to know
new use for the Dodge Brothers
car. I am fumigating rabbits with
it. I remove the silencer and tit
on a piece pf l 1-4-inch pipe with a
reducing socket and a water pipe
union. get 30 feet of 1-inch bore
hose. go to a burrow-the up-wind
side-face the car to the wipd. put
the hose into the burrow in TIE most
up-wind hole. and I'LL that hole up
with dirt. As the smoke comes out
of the other holes, fill in till all are
hacked. II a large burrow. run the
car for five .ninutes, when every
rabbit will bT killed The exhaust
fumes are mostly carbon monoxide.
which forms a. certain compound
with the blood of the rabbit and
poisons it, worked the Dodge
Brothers car for six hours for a
consumption of two gallons of petrol,
and fumigated seventeen large bur-
rows This would lave taken seven
men eight days TO - out. l reckon
that one days work saved 20 pounds
at least. as the seven diggprs and
one cook at pounds shillings a
week. one boss at pounds a week.
and feed for nine men at II shillingS
a week, comes to 2S pounds and 3
shillinGs q week Deduct the cost
Il petrol. oil. wear and tear. and
two men to fumigaA. you will get
an easy saving of 10 pounds, and
he rabbits are killed so much
quicker
The Washington herald., 1920-01-11
MILTON SETS
WORLDRECORD
Drive Of 323 Miles in Three
Hours Beats De
Palma.

When Tommy Milton cataputed his
ralxish Class C .non-stock Dulsenberg
racer OF 300 cubic inches piston dis
placement across the finish lime at
sheepshead Bay a few days ago, 1t
had travelled farther in one hour than
any other car in the world. regardless
Of size
Driving with consummate skill. the
world-famous pilot made 1l3smiles in
sixty minutes, shattering all records
for non-stock cars In non-competitive
time trials. The daring driver also
hung up new marks for two and three
hours. continuing his terrific speed
when he found that he had battered
the hour record. At the end Of two
hours his car had Travelled 222 miles
and at the end of $50 minutes. had
completed 323 miles.
Previous to Milton's performance.
the greatest number Of miles ever
covered IN an hour was the mark Of
ITO set by Ralph De Palma in his 300
cubic inch Packard Special at Sleeps
head Bay on November l6. 1917. The
Italians. record for two hours was 2ls
miles and for three hours $50 miles.
Milton's time trials were official-
Iy observed by representatives of
the A. A. A. and application has
been made for the new records.
Goodyear cord tires had their
share in the achievement, enab-
ling the fearless pilot to make a
nonstop run. At the finish the
pnedmatics were in perfect condi-
tfon and could have travelled twice
the distance at the same punish
ing speed.
! In the noncompetItive trials for
Class c nonstock cars of 1S3
inches displacement, Jimmie Muir
ply. in his Duesenberg. reeled OF
ninety-eight miles in the first hour
tls2 in the second and 276 at the
end Of the third. The marks
set by Murphy are all the more
remarkable when II is considered
that this Duesenberg has but
slightly greater piston displace-
ment than a Ford.
To complete the record-breakins
performances. Dave Lewis hurled
his Duesenberg of $50 inches dis
basement. around the board oval
with such terrific speed that al
the end of an hour II had Travelled
Ill miles. Goodyear cords also
shared in the successes OF Murphy
and Lewis.
There are no oficial records fol
Inonstock cars of l83-inch pistor
displacement. but Murphy anc
Lewis travelled more miles in these
cars in sixty minutes than ever
before recorded by racing machine.
of similar size.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-11
Pitfalls for Tires.

The West provides many pitfalls
for the tire user, soft sand, ruts and
sharp rocks testing pneumatics to
the utmost Often there are no
roads to follow, cross country. driv-
ing being necessary. Added to other
disadvantages is that of burning hot
sand throughout the desert wastes-
sounding the doom of many a tire,
Recently H. T. Alexander, of San
Antonio. Texas. reported that his
to one ton loads between Castro
willie and San Antonio and over other
rough roads. ran 32.547 mi)les with
out q tnucture during three years
of operation. ~ " Z
The Washington herald., 1920-01-11
HER LADYSHIP SOLVES
OLD KING MOTOR


Here is a cold-weather starting
stunt that disprovcs the claim that
important discoveries are man
made: this one was discovered by
a woman motorist. Instead Of rely
ing on ether mixtures$ and hot
water bags. the lady simply bitches
the electric f1stiron. to a convenient
socket in her garage and places the
iron close to the carbufeter. Sy
the time the lady's hat is on
straight and the last curl has been
tucked where it shows to .adyan-
tagc, carburetor and intake are
nicely warmed up and the engine is
on with The first few turns Of the
starter. The scheme itself is most
convenient, devoid of FIRE danger
and certain to produce the desired
results.-American Motorist.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-11
Tires Stand Hard Test.

Large mileage is delivered by tires
despite the lack of attention from
motorists and the severe conditions
under which they are used. Tires are
exposed to unusual road conditions,
under-infiation and other abuses that
tend to decrease mileage. Proper care
Is advocated by manufacturers, and
service booklets on the care OF tires
are distributed by most makers.
Perhaps no greater demonstration
Of tire service can be shown than that
Of Goodyear tires in last seasons au-
TO races. In every race these tires
stood the grueiling grind OF better
than 100 miles an hour for 15o miles
and In most cases without a tire
change .
The Washington herald., 1920-01-11

Maxwell = Chalmers factories were
running at normal production under
their own gasoline developed power.
All departments were going full
speed. =. q
The interesting Industrial film shown
at the Commodore gave a realistic
view of the details OF this develop
ment One single motor. for example.
operated two 50o-ton presses, which
stamp the fender. Two trucks, lacked
up. operated a belt from the rear
wheels to a driving shaft and ran the
big turret lathes. One motor operated
a gigantic ferris wheel on the. as
sembly lines. So the mammoth works.
throughout. were kept going day and
night.
The pay envelopes of the II, 600 work
men. representing 5000 dependents
were kept full and 4.0o0 dealers were
protected as to regular shipment oi
their cars ...
The Washington herald., 1920-01-11

The possibility of the automobile in
dustry assuring. overnight If neces-
saFy, a complete independence from
any coal embargo or shortage which
might be caused by war or calamity,
was demonstrated during the New
York Automobile Show. when the
Maxwell Chalmers Companies dis-
played at the Commodore Hotel an
industrial film which revealed the fact
that the organization is up to any
emergency which could arise to inter-
fere with motor car production.
This film might be called in the Ian
guage Of the drama. The Works
Shall Not Close Down Tonight" The
scene was laid in the month of De-
cember when the Federal government
not only declared an embargo on coal
but prohibited all automobile manu-
facturers who had stocks of coal from
The Washington herald., 1920-01-11

using them. ..--. ...
T. J. Toner. sales director OF the
Maxwell-Chalmers Company, looked
over his mail on the morning the en-
barge went into effect and found a
hundred or more telesrams from Max
well-Chalmers distributors who were
excited over. the prospect of all the
big Detroit plants closing down. Mr..
Toner held a hurried conference with
w. Ledyard Mitchell. president Mr..
Mitchelps reply was:
Our machinery must be kept rum
ming, coal or no coal. at any cost
And it ran.
Within twenty-four hours the fac
tory operating stan had hooked up
every essential machine in the plant
with either Maxwell or Chalmers mo-
tors, mounted on stands. To these
driving wheels were attached by belts
and on the morning following the
clamping of the no coal order the
The Washington herald., 1920-01-11
New Boxing Club Formed.

New York. Jan. s-A pew boxins
club has been formed at Scranton.
Penn. 1t will be known as the scran-
ton Independent Open Air Boxing AS
The Washington herald., 1920-01-11

After we've paid few repair and
replacement bills a lot Of US begin to
wonder 4 we really knew as much
about q ear as we thought we did.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-18
Notatki
Reportera.

w SpiSie i skfadzie Earzadu parafii
c~hicasOskeh, pO~zOstajacyeh pod ke-
runliem XIX. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -
O-puszezono wskutek przeOczenia diva
nazwiS1a, a mianOwieie: X. Franeiszka
DembinSkiego, C. r., kt6ry zostal pre-
pieSiOny - jake aSystent na Jadwigo-
NO, oraz X. Franeiszka Kubiaczyka,
C. r., kt6ry p~rzydzielOny jest jake L.
systent do parafii p. W. sw. Jaeka W
AyOndale.
Czisisj o godzinie Sci rano z Okla
zyi otwarcia Rowych blur konsulatu
Polskiego odbyia sic ma to intencye
Msza sw. W koSciele p. W. Sw. Hele-
ny, kt6ra odprawil X. Piotr H. Py-
terek. Movie biura 'Konsulatu Pol
skiego mieszcza sic pnr. Ills North
Robey III.
q = q
W dowod uznania I szczerego PREY
wiazania nadzwyczaj owacyjnie ze-
gnano X. Franciszka Dembihskiego
c. R. byIego proboszcza parafii Sta
nkSawowskiej urEad2one to ubie-
glej soboty przez setki parafian.
Odwieziono go W y automobilach ma
Jadwigcwo. Wczoraj o godEinie $40
wiezorem, opuScii miasto Chicago
z dworca kolei Michigan Central u
dajac sic do Hot Springs, W celu po-
ratowania nadwatlonego zdrowia.
. - q
W ubiegls sobote o gcdzinie 11ej
pred poludniem. ma dworzec kolei
Chicago Burlington and Quincy,
przy 16ej / Western ave-. przyiecha-
10 60 sierot polskich z Syberyi. Ma
spotkanie ich ma dworcu zjawif sic
x. Franciszek Rusch. kapelan Siero-
cihca i spore grono obywatelstwa
z automooilami, kt6remi przewiezio-
no sierotki do Sierocfnca Polskiego
sw. Jadwigi W Niles, gdzie zostaAy
u~mieszczone. Sieroty tie, przywiezio-
ne zostaiy z Seattle, Washington, do
kad ma spotkanie przyjeadzajacych
z Syberyi, wyjechali jake w~ysianni-
cy z Iona wydzialu Narodowego, X.
Konsultor Grudzihski, proboszcz pa
, raft sw. Jana Bozego i p. Bronislaw
F. Kowalewski. prezes Komitetu O.
bywatelskiego dzielnicy Town OF
Lake, kt6rzy dziatwa "a zaopieko--
wall sic / sprowadzili ia do Chicago.
O = q
Dzisiaj W mieScie Chicago odby-
wa sic po36w (tag day. urzadzony
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|NOTATN OSOBlSTE.

w koSciele p. W. sw. Stanisiawa no
SIKH pred paru dniami, X. Jan ne
chowski c. R., udzieil b4ogoslawien-
silva pp. Juiianowi | Annie Grycza-
nom, Fam par. 1854 No. Ashland ave-,
ktorzy obchodzii dwudziestopiecioletni
tubileusz wspolnego poaycia maizeh--
skiego. PodczaS Mszy sw., ma chorze
spiewa}y dzeci szkolne pod dyrekcya
p. Andrzeja Kwasigrocha. Pc Mszy sw.
jubilac podejmowali W swoim domu
liczne grono krewnych / przyjac6i.
Pa6stwo jubi1aci maja dziewiecioro
dzieci.
q = q
OQegdaj wiezorem gr0nO przy1ac1o-
lek panny Salomei Plotrowskiej, urza-
dNlo jej niespodzianke zwan9 Gro
ckery Shower" W kt6rej uczestniczyly
nastepujace: NJ. Kranz, n. SzumihsEa,
H. Willand, L. Falash, B. Bubacz, H.
Ukleja, NJ. Gudel, ]. Dombek, j. GREE
gorska, L. Domrzalska, s. Kamihska
X. KferStein, NJ. Polcyn, NJ. Budnik,
A. Duszyfska / H. Borucka. Parma So
lomea Piotrowska wstepuje W Zwia-
eek maze6Ski z panem Kazimierzeln
Ryngala. Stub ich odbedzie sic W sro-
de- dnia 27-go b. m.
q + q
Wczoraj, dnia 1870 b. m, W domu
DO. Andrzeja 1 Maryi z HarmacihSkich
Ksiaayk, odbyla sic niespodzianka z
okazyi rocznicy ich syna Dtmunda. "a
bawa trwala do poznej godziny. Ma
skrzypcach przygrywai maay Wacaaw
Markiewicz a ma ~fortepianie Helena
Ksiazyk. Uczestniczyli Rodzina Ksia-
Ayk, p. Gryczewh z iona, PIP. Jan
Anna Zyfka, parma Gertrude Smith,
p. Bronislaw Amman z bona, Flip Kry-
moza, Maya KSiazyk, Franciszka Kwa
si6ska, Franciszek Golnik, Jozefa 10
walczyk | Marya Moskala. Zabawa
odbyla sic W domu mr. 2S2S No. Lawn
dale ave.
q = q
Onegdaj p~zyjaci01ki panny E. Bo-
zych, urzadzi3y jej niespodziauke w
ma Granite Shower" W domu jej sio-
stry PAM u. LewandowSkiej. Obecne
byfy: r. KrzewlhSka, X. Sikorska, z.
Lepek, w. Racinowska, NJ. G0ralska,
r. Kondziorska, A. Adamczyk, L. Ku-
balewska, u. Lcwandowska, Amelia Bo
zych, Agnieszka Bozych, X. Sikorska,
w. Schroeder, A. KondziorSka, / A.
Marsha. Parma E. Bozych, wstepuje W
zwiazek maizeiski z panem Edwinem
Kondzlorsktm, W srode, dnia 20-go b.
m, w kosciele p. W. sw. Stanislawa 10
sikh, 0 ~god0inie $50 popofWdniu.
= q i
Wczoraj rodzinie Janowi / Agacie
z Roraj6w Krygierom, przybyla CO
reczka, z kt6rej 'rodzice SO Rezmfer-
ME uradowani. Matka i nowonarodzo-
na c6reczka opiekuje sic DR.. Waclaw
j. WawzyGSki, Fam. pnr. 2087 No. Ro-
hey I'll. Pahstwo Krygier, SO cynni W
kolach Uowarzyskich ma Jadwfgowie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-18

czystoSe adoracyl Najsw. Sakrameu-
tn. w ur~oczystoSci wczorajszej bra
10 udzial $500 wiernych roanej ma
rodowsci. w procesyi wzial udziai
take x. Arcybiskup j. Mundelein
D. D.
q j. q
Zlodzieje mieli wczoraj nadzWy-
czajne zniwo; udalo sic i'm skrasc az
% automobile. Ma liscie ~poszkodo-
wanych niema zadnego Polaka.
q
Ia brutalne obchodzenie sic z 20
ma 1 dziecmi aresztowany onegda] 70
stall Jan Przydrygas, Fam. pnr. 4oo
n. Elizabeth ul., ma mocy warantu
zaprzysiezonego przez zone Anasta-
zye. Jutro odoedzie sic ro0pra"a So
dowa ma stacyi prey w. Chicago ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-18

stopada 1920, W gornym kosciele,
ma obch6d wykohczenia upiekszen
Domu Bozego. Do pomocy W wykU
naniu wspanialych utwor6w kosciel-
nych zaprosilsmy bratnie ch6ry Z
sasiednich parafii. Pracujemy usil'
ME, ably Ia pierwsza uroczystos1 mu-
zyczna W odnowionej Swiatyni Pan
skfej zostala ma diugo miiem wspo--
mnieniem ola wszystkich parafiah
sw. Stanislawa Kostki. Podczas kon'
certu kosciol bedzie poraz pierWszy
wspaniale oswietlony.
Caly doch6d z koncertu obrocony
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-18

A wiec / my, spiewacy VAST, cz}on-
kowie i czlonkinie chorow kosciel-
nych, zawsze wiernie z Wami sluzbe
Boza / ofiarnoSt Wasza p~odzjelaja-
cy, ME chcemy pozostaG / tym ra-
zem W lyle "a innymi. Pragniemy
przyspieszyt sp{acenie kosHtow u
piekszenia ko&ciola. Ten eel majac
ma oku, z ~aprobata x. Proboszcza
pod przewodem naszego z~asiuzonego
dyrygenta 1 ~organisty, p. Andrzeja j.
Kwasigrocha, przygotowujemy well
XII ~uroc1ysty koncert religijny, ktory
sic odbedzie W polowie miesiaca IL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-18

MT. 4436 S. Artesian ave-, najecha-
na zostaia przez MOTORCYCLE, ktorym
kierowal Michal Wacha, Fam. pnr.
2024 James nj. Wypadek wydarzyl
sic przy zbiegu ulic 43ej / Western
ave. Pokaleczona dziewczynke pre-
wieziono do domu, gdzie sic .znajdu-
je pod opieka lekarska.
AFbin Dobiarz, Fam. pnr. 400 So.
Richmond ave., reperujac dach swe-
go domu, stracil rownowage 1
spadl z wysokoSci drugiego pietra,
wskutek czego odni6sl ciezkie obra-
zenia. Ambulansem policyjnym pre-
wieziono go do szpitala ,,Womens',
gdzie lekarze orzekli, re znajduje sic
W stanie beznadziejnym.
o~
Do istnieiacych juz lnteresow pol
skich zaliczyt MONA ~jeszcze jeden,
a mianowicie: zak}ad k-awiecki pod
nazwa ,,Ogniwo Tailoring Co.,
kt6rego lokal miesci sic pnr. 1922
Milwaukee ave, Zaklad ten zaiezyli
doSwiadczeni fachowcy | czionkowie
fill krawieckiej Stow. ,Mechanikow
Polskich, kt6rzy wykonuia roboty W
zakres krawiectwa wchodzace.
q
Dw6ch dotad niewysledzonych wfo
czeg6w napadlo onegdaj ma S3-letnle
go Jak6ba Machnowskiego, Fam. p.
mr.. 1856 Prairie ave., ktorego okra-
dli z pieniedEy, a po dokonaniu tego
poturbowali / zbiegli.
Ma torach kolejowych PREY 16ej !
Wood ul., ~najechany l po~kaleczony
zostal 20-letni Ludwik Lopacz, przez
pociag kolei North Western R. R.
Przewieziono go do szpitala powia-
towego, gdzie lekarze skonstatowali
pekniecie czaszki. Stan jego jest
grozny. Policya ME mogia sic dowie-
dziee bli4szych szczegol6w wypadku
ami tel adresu.
q +
W przyszla srode, dnia 2ogo b.
m, przypada uroczystosc Patrona pa
rafii sw. Jana Kantego, z okazyi tel
odbed1ie sic doroczny odpust- Blizsze
szczeg6ly p6zniej.
q q q
Uniesiony tfum zlyncZowal nieta-
kiego Ludwika Mazarosa, Fam. pnr.
S12 Grand ave., ktory prawdopodoo-
ME umrue. Mazaros W towarzystwie
swego przyjaciela napsdl PREY Hal
sted ulicy ma Jakobs Marsela, Fam.
mr.. 62e Forquer ul. i niemilosiernie
notami go pokiereszowali.
+ q
Wczoraj W ko$ciele francuskim p.
W. Panly Maryi, przy Oregon ave.
Smiley ul. odbyla sic doroczna uro-
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bedzie dla dobra parafii, ma funduss
~upiekszenia koscioia.
Miejsca W srednich lawkach Ere
zerwowane) po $3.50, W bocznych
gankach po $1.00. Bilety do nabycia
cd czlonkow | czlonkih ch6r6w para
fialnych; W ofisie Brata Stanisiawa
I W ofisie p. Wlad. Bar%iga.
Zapraszamy Was jak naiserdec7-
niej, Przyjdzcie wszyscy!
VAN szczerze oddani
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
c1,o,kouie 1 Cztonkinie Chor6w Pal.
sw. stanislawa Kostkd.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-18

staranim StowarEyszenda Opfeki
mad dsieemi, z kt6rego doch6d pre-
ntcy znaczony ma biedne dzied. W
dochodzie uxestnsczy takie Szpitai
Polski.
e
Jutro we wtorek o godzinie $3.50
wieczorem, odbedzie sic W sail Zje-
dnoczenia P. R. X. przy Augusta l
Milwaukee ave., koncert Spiewaka
tenora polskiego W Ameryce Jozefa
Kalliniego. znanego publtcznosci chi
cagoskiej 2 licznych rekord6w Co.
lumbia 1 Victrola. Jestto pierwszy
ostatni wystep p. Kalliniego W Chi
cago. Koncert budzi znaczne zainte-
resowanie " kolach tutejszet publ
cznoSci.
. =
Jan Gybulka, Fam. PM. 2S14 So.
Austin ave, W Cicero, Zostal skaza-
ny przez sedziego Doyle ma zaplace-
ME 5000 grzywny Ia noszenie nabi-
tel broni.
Piotr Parysz, robotntk, Zam. pnr.
1918 C%rittenden Ill, powiesil sic
onegdaj W miesZkaniu; iona jego
Helena powiada. re powodem samo-
bojstwa by}a diugoletnia choroba
~nieuleczalna.
Dziesiecioletni Herman Polachow-
ski, zamieszka}Y z rodzicami pnr.
947 Willow ul., bawiac sic onagda1
z ,suesctoletnim b~raciszkiem Edwar-
dem W polowanie ma kac1ki, ma pod
bita fuzye swego OLGA W strone sto-
jacego brata, a pociagnawszy "a
cyngiel, wystrzell / zsbii chlopczy-
ka ma miejscu.
+ q =
Schodzac z tramwa5u limit 61ej
Dry Wood ulicy, Agnieszka Rybak,
Fam. pnr. $500 So. Wood ul., poSli-
znela sic ma stoprfu tylnej platfor-
my, wskutek czego upadla ma bruk,
odnoszac obra5enia prawego boku
biodra. Znaiduje sic W domu.
. y
Przeskuchy W sadie rozjemczym
sedziego federalnego Alschulera, W
sprawie podwyzki robotnikom W re
zalniach jeszcze sic ME ukohczyiy
watpic nalezy, czy jakakolwiek decy-
zya wydana zostanie pred zim%.
Zdaje sic, re robione to jest celowo'
azeby W razie nieprzychylnej dla ro-
botnik6w decyzyi Powstrzymae tch
tenn Cd strajku. Przewodcy robotni-
kow Daudzeni So przedluiantem ca
lei sprawy, ale mic DrobH nile moga,
tylko cierpliwie czekaja.
-
Dziewiecioletnia Bronisiawa W.
mecka, zamieszkala z rodzicami p.
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re STANISkAWOWA.

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otrzymaliSmy z proSba 0 zamie-
szczenie nastepujaca odezwe:
Rodacy / Rodaczk!
Serca nasze przepe}nia radosG 1
duma z pieknego dziela bedacego M
ukohczeniu W gornym kosciele. Ar
tystycme odnowienie obraz6w i sta
cyl, o0dobne d~ekoracye malarskie,
wspaniaie oswietlenie elektrycDne,
obok innych ulepsze6 zaprowauzo-
nych, stawily Dom Bozy ma Stanisla-
wowie W ruedzie najpiekniejszych
koScioS6w W Chicago.
Geese ukochanemu x. Probos1czo-
wi I gorliwym jego wsp6lpracowni-
kom W zarzadzie parafialnym, "a ten
chwalebny owoc ich niestrudzonych
starah / zabiegow. Cess r6wna "a
cnym parafianom i parafiankom sw.
Stanislawa Kostki, kt6rzy teraz ME
skapia grosza ma powiekszenie chwa-
~ Bo1ej, jak ME skapili go nigdy "
4adnej chrzescijahskiej Tub patryo-
tycznej ~potrzebie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-18

81 cal0w1 shaker flame
Ia. jAsne i ciemne psski,
g-uba ugA. soc glt. e.
4 I'd "a =. $500. "a
8-Gs pietro
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-18

4 ealowe Ind. custer
fiiiiAnki. bronIowe i bin
ls wewnAtrz, (4-te GI
piStro) TURIN 49,. 81
A-te pietro.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-18
Bielony Muslin

SO CAL Mona ezArnych
rjtek, M DocDe kos1ule.
pncliuacaa i pO- e.
ss~wh 500 sst. 5 I'd Oh
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-18

Dzisiaj W mieScie Chicago odby-
wa sic po16w (tag day. urzadzony
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-18
Ma Re0nih

MatGyA NJ reczniki I
borta, Pl6oienns vkoh-
mcnie, use wsrt. IA $1
iutro 6 I'D. II ..... OA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-18

Novelty Checks / Piaids -
popularne kremowe / bic
kline / rome inne kolory,
,kombinacyjne, bardzo mo-
Tine ma suknie, skirts / t
d.: SO cali szerokie, 81 l
$1.25 wartosci, jutro jard
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-06
Thread, Buttons, Scissors

Basng sewing brand cotton thread size So
white. Sc the spool; spools to a customer
glace thread 50oyard spoos Sizes in black
80 and Sizes In white 00 no and 100 15c
the spool
basting cotton 25Oyard spoos SPOOL the
dozen spools.
Small jet dozen card. Sc the card
Pearl white, smoked and colors; g. and on
card, Sc the card.
Ivory buttons black; u a card; Zoe the card
Pearl buttons, white assorted sizes; 4e the card.
sizes, large medium small, 29e the
pair
Preferable choice and esurey choosing early morning
shoppers after $3.50 you conveniently
-Ayres-Street floor