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MAN or SUPREME TALENTS
George Du Maurier, Waose "Trllby"
lie Immortal. Celebrated as Mas
ter of Thee brts.

George In MaHrier Nas sineulariy
salepted. He could has, nfade Il Inst
ln1 reputation rs IN nillst 4 writer
uf u carleuturist he silds immortal
az il muster OF all three arts. He Was
born March O. 1891 AM diea n 1896
He VAS the son Of naturalizea
lsuglishman n man DO had left
lHnre 10 escape the reign q terror
Iie himself Was horn ii Paris and
much Of his early youth WAS pissed
there Ills life WAS tleilly happN Ills
gay and joyial ftAht brought him
uig ia charming hotle, hiS pretty
II ifc was an obbet Of alteration ~.
him; his success was certain from HE
start.
Intending first to ln Il chemist. he
soon found that hts rail voenlon WAS
art so he went to tha Latin quartrr
iii Paris and later to Holland e study
Iii London he joined tlap stan Of Punch,
d connection he kept Tor 36 years. lie
sides the light AMI graceful cartoons
for Punch he exhibited water eoior
sketches
Late in life lie begin writing novels
Peter Ibbetson afl Trilby" We're
especially well received "Triby" was
,iramatized and produced n 1875. q
year before Du Muuf'cfs death. by Sir
Herbert Beerbohm Free Lately i
has been revived With immense sue
cess.
~. -. - ,ssrk
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KI.iiEa Ky IRWIN
Item No "a

Let q BlneN Il NJ L. laih1Hd Park
Aesis.d Il record ia lsVhrtha Friiinl Andef
seet 81 ler ifs.tl .IulAe II 1928 sil1li rees
1i,st,l alaone ta 4ftfeS#ia a,ia rceards liz
idiar e. " - li 50 II ~ not known
Whrfin,f sand oWntF II llving II tntaii ar
1dali SANG "a tsistit's married IN SiIilsles
4e-sltieIt ~ Slsls.iit of III dead. Milo
NJ htsr lpsifs ~ ll,.siss.ts
IIfe property mentioned and slessrihe1 IA
Hrns Nes. ~ assd 26 i,iu-. more
gaHfllsrls ,!tsffih,s .ls itid tirwli ,si
4ji1t af said Portland f.aK reeprilea
ffpbe tlit ftiid rettaftlS al Ante Arundel
t1aHnty ~ lHat ls6ak o. w. va. Il f5i o.
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HAS BOTH MEMORY AND SCAR
Two Excellent Reasons Why One Man
Will Remember That re Was
Kicked by . Mule.

A Kick from mule Is guaranteed
to make just about ~ much impress
sion on the memory as 4 docs ga tie
ANTONY. Yet clyde p. Jarvis has
made sure that he viii not forget the
kick he received from Missouri
beast Ut burden for the rest Of his
natural llfe
Jarvis applied 1t Houston. Texas.
for enlistment in tie murine corps
and was accepted. He exhibited 4
scar about SIX inches long eii the ieit
side ut his abdomen anti exclaimed Y
vas tile result Of All operation he hai
undergone sone six months before.
for a supposed ruptnred spleen, fol
loving the Kick from the mnlr,
The operating surgeon had mnae
the wrong diagnosis. however nhd
found that Jarvis spleen Nas q ~
Tattooed above tie scar n, iafst iet-
tiers we're the words. Opened ~ mis-
take"
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Proclamation
whereas At the January Session. 1890. Of
the General Assembly OF Maryland an
Act vas Passed known Chapter sss.
of said Acts and which is in The Words
and Figures Following
CHAPTER as6.

AN ACT 10 authorize and direct tho Board
af Educ.tion Of Aane Arundel County
- borrow money upon the credit of
said county 70 pay the erection Of new
hustlic school buildings ant additions ~
public school buildings. aud the eqalpping
IF such new buildings or additions Iii
Aane Arundel County. 70 issue ponds
therefor. endorsed BY the County Cons
tnissioaers az knne Aran0ei County. and
aua authorizing ana directing said
County Commissioners to levy 2 tax SUI
iiefem ia each and every year 80 create
sinking fund 70 iiay said bonds H
maturity aud TO pav the setpi-annaal in-
terest thereon aid proFi5iiug for the
expenditure Of sse proceeds u said bond
issue fer public school bindings aisd
equipment.
Whereas The need ef uew and modern
HulliS school buildings In certain localities
iii Anne Arundel County aud VI remodel
arg ar eialargtng existing structures. is iln-
perative. and all the children IL said
e0ults-ef school age--shoula have 0pf0r-
s.unitsS rs equal rs nlay he tn receive pab
sie school instruction iii heaitAful and COM
gorfabie buildings and
rs hereas ii is e tie pubae interest and
10. tie direct benefit of the whole citizen
shin Vf said county that an adequate fund
under propee control as 10 expenditure.
Should be provided by authority Of the
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2 ID &eaERng ysgr sswe4s gssglsP do r8s q
L became addicted 70 weakening pgTgafiye9
I or mineral l2xattgEs: suss tgy MGk0LAAs
SAFE gEgis3e. HnojasGH1es Best SD eoES @
g SsrtAns&. Obtaipabse as busy druggists, every
81 where. NGTalsN 81 gefiez fnw many a411as1tz,
81 including constipation. asAaaeAee. dizzy Is
q sselis- hslshias, eas, heartburn. tnrpld nseg.
Il h43 breath. EsrvouAnsss. GyspepsiK, fndises-
Y ssaas a5sSiEZs nzeHtal kaa phssteal &alEaeaza
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cIIApT..E 60.


.a
= n ~ ta alheha Sestleu ~ q AFtlele S
fltie ]alGlaI !.ft;5a'at % laf
VINE iaI ~ an2itislssisil 81 Atld hiish.i-
leg ht'llls9n It'3f%ti8Hs
Section IN enacted ny the Fen
eral Assembly 1N Astand. ttArte- iffhs 81
eUnci]9th@i IN following set.tfon be
ana I ile st!ae ~ h,'fetN proposed ~ M
apleilti9titAt n section ~, 81 Article 4. tltle
ton 0f this STATE, ana il adopted by the
provided, said section shall supeFsede AMI
slanti ~ ! pace ana ~ stead q SECTION
q OF sata Aftlele 81 tAe constitution q
MafSlana.
NeS,'51. Iaefe sh'til ne = 'iefk q elch
~ lile saii courts q F{itumofe lty, eA
.ell me supreme liPneh, Who shall pc
.he.tea ~ tt,s ieS i ti,d ,lHatlhsa E"ierA o.
SAW fils ~ tale eienll"n s. rs liell II salu
rtty on tue TUESDAY NEXT after the nrst
MONDAY OF ~ smhag IN he yetf eighteen
hundred and SIXTY seven, -a4lti shall hold his
office ffr SIX years from the time of bis
election. and until his Successor IS elected
and quAAaed md pe r. eligible thereto
sE9IesI ~ pe TethoNPa Iof. 8Illlll heEleet
= a,'5y OF g 4 IS llll ii'ilehhof IL = ailse, on
q e5e e. 5ie sd slerks shan be foslY
M. ~ ~ ,., rai,,. ~ si,,4, o'i &
tbe CLERKS 81 saTd eitv. 4 IA ,h.y shail he
entitled - ~ ofher Dpranisitls 8r f.onli1en
sation N casa Of n v;teanC.y Sgts FMS utfice
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i1iron Under nv band
and tie Great Seal o.
the State Of Mars land.
Done at the City Of
Annapolis. this 18th
day Of August, 1870.
ALBERT e. RITCHIE.
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by the Governor
PHILIP II. PERINAN,
Secretary If State.
Proclamation
PROPOSING AMENDMENTS 10 TmE.
CONSTITUTION OF THE
STATE, 1890.

Whereas, at tile Jan5le1y Session ~ the
General Assembly of MaFya4tl. held 10 tsie
Chapter 3I9 propostng an amendment To-
Section 10 of Article LII Of che Canstitus.
ton OF the State. title Legislature Depart
neat regulating the compensation 81
Members " both Houses ~ HE tieiieral
Assembly and tsaAltei az preposng an
amendment 70 section ~ az sArfific ! af
the Constitution of the state title Judi
islry Department,n regulating flse pay a.
Clerks ~ Courts and whleh said CHAPTERS
$40 ard s65 are in the words and figures
following
CHAPTER SIG
AN ACT To propose IN amendment IL Sec
ti9Il 70 1T Article III ~ the Consultation
~ tie Stafe ~ MARYLAND title Legts
lntAre Department regulating the ON
ieESaii94 III he members If hAth HHusts
af tie tielrrll Assembly, ~ Maryland.
ant 10 prayide fer ihe suhHftssian af sail
amendment e. tAt qualified Xatfrs st
the State II Maryland fef adoption er
re3estion.
section 10 Il enaetea by me General
assembly Il NarNland. tiltret iiftbs or nil
be BiaufltptS Of AsA Il at ths tASa HOUSES
,1ac3lggls- i That tsic following A0 8n.i tie
sate " herrby proposed rs .ln aA.t,ihilnent
% Section Is ~ Article III, ~ ,te Gatsii
iHtian IL lie STATE af M44yl;l8d title Ley
nsiatiye Department. tt SANE II adopted
lfy tls Legally qaaliiie,i X,teiS u Tie Stlfe,
.Alticle IIl.t0f the CONSERVATION Of the Stase
~ Maryland
u. tie General Assembly mas continue
its SessiaN S. long rs la IT'S ilnisaehi '.le
tsnbiie interest may eqaae fat a l,llt,i
M; Lager tlEI4 lsiHets tlys ana eaGh
9lflt'Sl thereof sht5, rtNelNs Il tanlpcasa
GOA III three hundred dpa@lls lltt lnhuA
aisi itSe dollars per di@al Tor cx,-fg day lit
staii att8nsl tie session lait it'.t for such
tenYs ~ he may he IliSef.t naiesA 3IbselI
WI issanM q sickness 81 ~ leave q tlle
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Given unsier m Y
Land ard the Great
seal of the State OF
Maryland. Done at
the City Of Anaa0oliss
this e3rd day ~ I1Ey,
nineteen hundred and
twenty.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-15

Mr.. and Mrs. M. Gleason of Walker
are making a weeks visit with their
daughter, Mrs. William Cl1sh.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-15

q Miss. Alice Dean, who attends St
Mary's Hall at Faribault, will leave
on Thursday for Des Moines,. where
she will spend the spring vacation
with her sister, Mrs. r. W. Leibsley.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-15
MARKHAM REGISTER,

Among those registered at the
Markham on Sunday are G. w. Chap
man of Chicago; Ira Bliss, A. b. Hos
letter and M. Johnson Of Duluth; Il.
T. Blood Of Fergus Falls; J. w. Klein
of Milwaukee; I. Malvin of St. LcuIss
F. A. Danucker, Miss Annie E. Shell
land OF st. Paul; G. w. Webster OF
Minneapolis: and H. s: Smart Of St
Cloud. '"":
,;EFisstc
Included in this mornings register
are c. D. Isaacs of Chicago; HI. ".
KnOcke and Frank L. Brinkow of st,
Paul; c. V. Newstrom, p. w. Richatd-
son and H4ssJ. Snyder ofyM fnnea polls;
John l.. Brin Of Rochester, F., l..
Nuhllemann Of Los Angeles, CAL; and
F.. w. Wilson of Brainerd. H.,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-15

Mrs. e. H. Denu returned Sunday
morning from New Lisbon, Wis,
where she has been the past three
week visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. O.. Courts. Mrs Denu also
visited friends and relatives in Madi-
son. Racine and Milwaukee during
the past two months.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-15
U: $. MARINES WILL WEAR !;
EMBLEMs ON THEIR CLOTHES

Washington, March 15.-The en-
blem of the Marine Corps will here
after .be worn on the collar OF" an
listed men Of that organization, ac-
cording to advices from Marine Corps
headquarters here. Heretofore, the
sea-soldiers have worn the globe, an
Choir and eagle device only on their
headgear...
The collar emblem will be bronze
for the khaki aridhwinter field uni
forms and brass for the blue uniforms
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-15

Carl Rauk visited in Bemidji on
Saturday. -Shevlin News.
F.. A. Hamel arrived on 'Wednes-
day. from Bemidji to look after his
business interests here-shevlin
News.
The LaFontisee Millinery will he
open evenings until 8 o'clock, begin
ming with tonight, until Easter:
80 Miss Dagnes Person of Bemidji is
the city this week a guest
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.. d. l.
:Zeitzer, Groveland ave.-Crookston
Press.
Beverly H. DePuy, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. "A. c. DePuy of this city, arriv-
ed this morning from Camp Stanley,
Texas, where he recently RECEIVED his
discharge.
Elsie Lenes arrived here from Be-
midi Friday evening and spent the
day with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. ]. Lenes. She returned the follow
ing day-Fosston News. =,
list Teacher-"I'm getting sick of
restaurant meals" - r.
I'd Teacher-''Why notsSgo to the
St. Patrick's supper in the basement
of the Presbyterian church tomorrow
night? Where you will get some real
home cooking" 1t3-15
C. G. Ekelund, a former Bemidji
resident, but now Of Grand Rapids,
Wis, was an over-Sunday guest Of
MIR. and Mrs. Paul Winklesky.. He
returned to Grand Rapids today. !,
Hearing was held Saturday after
noon at O'Clock at the office of the
Judge of Probate J. e. Harris for Ray
O. Dennis and he was recommitted to
the detention hospital at Fergus
Falls. y (
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-15
INFLUENZA CAUSES DEATH

Funeral services will be held for
Mrs. CECIL May Cole of Guthrie, who
passed away at her home ON March
IA, after an illness with influenza.
She is a. daughter of John Wright
of Guthrie and was 81 years of age
at the time of her demise.
',' ~
BAGLEY "HERALD"
\ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bromaghim
spent Tuesday in Bemidji. Mrs. Bro
maghim had dental work done while
there.
Miss Marie Rider accompanied by
Mr.. Roy ,Delanry spent Wednesday in
Bemidti visiting with friends.
Mrs. Edna Hanson and Miss Ruby
Peterson Of this place returned here
after several days in Be-
midi with friends.
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LICENSE TO WED!

" license to marry was granted to
Alfred Edward .McLenaghan and
Mary Newell Clark by Clerk of Court
F. w. Rhoda.& =, On Thursday licenses
we're granted tosLeorR. Simonson and
Doris A. Strand, to Byron Adrian But
ton and Myrtle Spore.
Byron A. Button? and Myrtle Spore
were united in the bonds Of marriage
on Mafrh IL by Judge Of Probate J.
e. Harris. -. .r.:'.'
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-15
BEMIDJl NEWSY NOTES

4, each day give interesting and complete review Of tho
evs social activities This il devoted to per-
sona mention and briefs and solicit your
cooperation Items phoned mailed to this
office by readers Vt the and by the publisher
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-15
THE BEMlDJl DAILY PIONEER

N Miss Maybelle Buss. who teaches at
Hines, spent the weekend at the P.
Il. Hines home. go 49,, =
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-15

Miss Hudson of Bemidji was visit
ing friends in Guthrie the first of the
week. ~,.,.-,... ~
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-15

Subscribe for the Pioneer.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-15

Mr.. Stevens was q business caller
in Bemidji Wednesday evening.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-15
Es. MEETS TOMORROW

The Eastern Star will hold Its reg
ular meeting Tuesday evening. Init
alton will: take place and lunch WILL
be served. All members are urged
to be present. :
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-15

" Willie-"say, ma, did you hear
about the support"
F., Ma-"Where?"
'@' why, the St. Patrick's
supper at the Presbyterian church, to-
morrow night" . 1t3-15
Thayer Bailey returned today from
Crookston, where he spent the week
end with the N. p. Stone family, and
with Mrs. Bailey, who has been visit
ing there for the past two weeks. Mrs.
Bagley will return later in the week.
Charles Doran. OF Savannah, ILL.,.
arrived in Bemidji Saturday, called
here by the serious illness OF his mo-
ther,. Mrs. James Doran,. who has
been under medical care at St. An
thongs hospital for number OF
weeks. - ~.
She-John, lets 90 out for supper
tomorrow night. ~.
He-Where?
She-Why. the, Christian Endeavor
society are giving. a St. Patrick's sup
per. in the basement Of the Presbyter-
ian church TOMORROW evening. It Is
to be served in cafeteria style and
on1v zoe ner plate. - 1t3-15
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-15
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS:
SIR KNIGHTS. ATTENTION

=, SIR KNIGHTS. ATTENTION
Every member Of Bemidji Council,
1914, is respectfully requested to be
at St. Phillips church Tuesday morn
ing at 6 o'clock to attend the funeral
of Brother Dan O'Connor and to es-
cort remains to depot, to be taken to
iBrainerd on M. & I. train No. 80, at
seven-thirty a. m.
51t3-15 T. E. LLOYD. Grand knight
/.
CAss COUNTY PIONEER"
w. r. Wilson was down from Be-
midi on business in our village one
day this week.
Mrs. Mike Gleason has been up at
Bemidji visiting her daughter for the
past week.. -,
Game Warden s. c. Bailey, of Be-
midi, spent today in Walker on bust
ness. - .
LA PORTE NEWS"
Mr.. and Mrs. Finckbone went to
Bemidu Saturday evening.
Miss Hudson of Bemidji was visit
ing friends: in Guthrie the first of the
week. ~,..,.-,.. ~
Mr.. Stevens was a business caller
In Bemidji Wednesday evening.
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CASS COUNTY PIONEER"
LA PORTE NEWS"

Mr.. and Mrs. Finckbone went to
Bemidji Saturday evening.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-01
PODzEKOWANIE

iona Marya Kikrls&a, Sp. Jana
Kikulskiego. zasyla serdeczne po-
dziekowanie wszystkim dobro-
czyhcom, ktorzy brazil udziai W
pogrzebie meza mego.
Ma samprzod dziekuje wszyst-
kim ylokalom" "a wspoac1ucie, O.
raz "a piefne kwiaty. Dalej DIG
kuie Ojcu Grpdzihskiemu W asy-
stencyi OLGA Bubacza OLGA Tyr
che "a wyprowadzenie ciaAa z do
mu Sokobom i Zwiazlou, do Etot
rego zmariy nalezal, dziekuJe "a
ostatnie usiugi wyrzadzone zmar-
icmu. Ojcu Repihsdemu dzieou-
ie "a odprawienie Mszy Sw. wy
orowadzenie zwsok z kosciola.
Dalej dziskuje panom organistom
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-01

niel z silnym klubem p. n. Chicago
Blues" ma ich boisku przy n~arozniku
Ardmore i Clark ulicy. Wczoraj
zaS w Swieto krajowe odbyla sic
era q dziewiatkq Ray-Win A. c., W
starym slynnym parku pifkarskim Gun
theirs, PREY Iceland ave. i Clark III. Po-
WHISKY klub Park A c." prOsi wszy-
stkich ruter6w i ruterki ably stawii
sic ma boisko o godzinie Sci popo4u-
dniu, kt6rej to gOdzinie gra sic punk
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-01

t1lalnie r~oZpocznie.
w czwartek przyszly odbeda sic "a
pasy W sail sokoia czeskiego, pnr.
2345 S. Kedzie ave. W dzielnicy Ka.
zimierzowo. W zapasach wystapia:
Frank Punta, czeski zapasnik, kto-
ry przez dtuzszy gas p~odr6aowai 2
Joe'm Stecherem, John'em Pesak
Marionem Plestina / kt6ry dotad ami
jednej Walk ME przegrai; spotka sic
2 kanadyjskim szampionem Danks'-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-01

i PAM R. Kwasigroch i panu Ia
lewskiemu "a Spiew podczas Mszy
Sw. Znow Ojcu Grudzinskiemu
dziekuje "a piekna move, ktora
wygiosA mad zwiokami. Panu Ro-
koszowi oddaje mole dzieh "a
mowe, take wyg3oszona mad
zwsokami. Kapeli pod dyrekcya
pana Lagockiego i panu Kowacz-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-01

EN-. Obaj waza 185 funtow. Spo-
dziewaG sic przeto nalezy dobrej wal
XII. Walczye bedzie take Tomasz Ro-
lewicz z Charles Kremer, 2 Iowa.
Gl6wna atrakcya beda zapasy ma
szego Stacha Zbyszka, polskieeV
szampiona, kt6ry spotka sic z tegim
wegierskim zapaSnikiem waiacym
230 funt6w Joe'm Histko. Blhszs
szczeg6ly podamy " przysziy wto-
rex .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-01

kowi "a uslugi w celu u~piekszenia
pogrzebu. Nakoniec dziekuje TO
botnikom i robotnicom i wszyst--
kim krewnym i znajomym.
Zasy}am serdeczne bog "a
plac".
Marya Kikulska, iona,
wraz z dziecmi.
Og}.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-01

Robotnicy wyrabiajacy pud3a.
The international Order of Box
Makers i Sawyers of America W
nastspny piatek, dnia Ago czerw-
ca, bedzie miaSo swoje regular
ne posiedzenie o godzinie Smej
wieczorem W hall Michala Mos
cinskego, pnr. $50 No. May NJ,
oraz wyb6x nowych urzednikow,
Ogf.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-01
.POR

Shiny polski nOwo-zorganizowany
klub p. n. Park C. A." pi}kowy, kt6ry
ubiegiej niedzieh pokonal dziewiatke
obconarOdOwc6w 2 klubu pod nazwa
,,Elgin" ma ich boisku punk. 4 2. Wczo
raj ii. 80 czerwca zmierzyi sic row
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-01
z TOWN OF LAKE

W RoscieIe q. W, Sw. Jana Boaego u
Meglej ,$rody o gotzfnie 5tej popo&u-
dniu Y. Jan StoiGski posacZyl weZlem
m~aslenSktm D. Jozefa Hucher z panna
Anna GrabinSka, c6rka p Michaia Ora
binSkiego zam. pnr. 1889 W. 49ty PI.
Druzbowah p. Edmund S~zynis7ewsA
Z parma Elzbieta KmieGhska- Uczta
weseha odbySa sic W dumu OLGA pana
mAodego.
Pred paru dniami Piotr Sfkora, zam.
pm. 1881 So Ada III, poddal sic ope-
racyi ma zapalenie Slepej kiszki, kt6rej
dokonal DR.. T. s. PierzynSA. Operscya
sic udala i chory powoi przychodd do
rorrnalnego Stanu zdrowia.
-
" niedalekiej ~przyszlOsci otwsrta 10
stanie nowa polska apteka. kt6rego VIA
scicielem bedzie p. B~ronfarczyk, przy
naroznfku So Wood i 46tej III
Najwyzej "a pare tygodni nastapia
vakacye dziatwy szk0lnej. q okazyi Ia
kokczena roku szSolnego przygotowa-
mia do popiS6w odbywaja sic W cafej
pe4ni W trzech parafiach polskich a
mianuwfcie: Sw. J6zefa, Sw. Jana Bo
aego / NajSw. Serca Pana JezrSa. Sio-
stry N~auczycieFki W pos0c7egolnych pa
rafiach czynia starania i zabiegi, by
popdsy tegoroczne wypadly jak rajie-
piej.
" srode, prZyzia W koSciele p. ".
IS. Cyryfa i Metodegot przy 5otej So
Hermitage av. ma Subnym kobiercu sta
ma o. Antoni Schultz z parma Jadw1ga
GryScihSka, c6rka PIP. Michaia i Sta
niSlawy G~ryscnskich, zam- pnr. 5145
So. Honore III.
CzRorhowie Tow. Miodzezy i'm Sw.
stanisSawa KostH z parafii p W. Maj
swietszego Serca Pana JezJSa, ptwo-
rzyli pomiedzy soba klrb pifSsTsA; cry
udbywaja sic nieomal W kazda nedzie
lie W parku Davis Square przy 46tej i
So. Parlina I'll.
Parma Wanda Bartkowiak, IAN. pnr.
51S1 So. May uL, stenorgafstka otrzy-
maIa W tych dniach posade W rowym
polskim banku pod nazwa Marshall
Square State Bank" pnr. 3113 W. 22ej
III
Do domu PIP. J61eta i Maryd Mcritz,
Fam. pnr. 4716 SO. Lincoln III, przy-
z}a ma SWAT pociecha W poStaci ho5ej
c6reczki, z kt0rej rodBice sa bardzo u
radowani. Matka i dziecie maja sic do
brze.
Oh. Jan PiotrowSE, nabyf w tych
dniach realnoS6 pnr. 1899 So. Marsh
field ave, cd TOmasza Beck, a sumo
S2,4OO. TranSakcye kupna i sprzedazy
przeprOwadzii bank braci Wbo6arskch
pnr 1858 W. lima III
X
Tow. Kr6lowej Korony Polskiej. No.
SAG u. P. R K, urzadza wycieczke W
niedziele, dnia ego czerwca b. r, W o.
grodzie ,,Poionia" pnr. 1900 Archer
ave. Poczatek o godzinie lei popofu-
dniu- Bilety nabyG MONA wczeSniej cd
0fonk6w tegoz towarzystwa-
Gniazdo Soko36w Pdfskich No 37my
ubchodzic betze W nfedziele dnia ego
Uerwca b. r. srebPny jubileuSz swego
ktnienia. q 6kazyi tel odbedzie sic OBJ
ch6d JrbfleuszOwy W san Juliusza Slo-
~wankiego, przy 4Sej i Paulina Ill
Oh. Micha{ zwarecz, naby1 Cd pew
nych Sfowak6w Zakfad mieczarsk, pnr.
1888 W. 46tej Ill Interes ten nosi IA
1--WE Peoples Dairy.
y
: Infornja a ro6otnicy zatrudnieni
y rzezafriach, re zakupfi oni S. p. ia
nowi KESulskiemu parcele ma enenta-
rzu Sw. Wojciecha / W niedalekej przy
szfoSei whasuym kosztem wystawia mu
pomnik mad grobem a W dodatku gao
piekuja sic rodzina. Nawet chodza ssu-
chys re unisci nosza sic z mySla naby-
ca domu ola wd0wy / pozostaiych
dZieci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-01

" srode, przysz}a W kosciele p W.
S.. Cyryfa i Metodego przy 5otej i So
Hermitage av. ma aubnym kobiercu sta
ma: o. Antoni Schultz 2 parma Jadwiga
GryScihSka c6rka PIP. Michaia i Sta
niSlawy GrysihSkich, Zam- pnr. 5145
So. Honore III.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-01

W soscieIe p. W, sw. Jana Boaego u
heglej ySrody o gOdzinie 5tej popo1u-
dniu X. Jan StoiGski posaczyl wezlem
maSzenSkim p. J6zefa Hucher z panna
Anna GrabihSka, c6rka p. Michaia Ora
binSkiego zam. pnr. 1889 W. 49ty PL.
Druzbowah p. Edmund S~zynis7ewsA
Z parma Elzbieta KmieGhska- Uczta
weseha odby4a sic W domu OLGA pana
mAodego.