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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-06
MERRILLVII.LE

M. and Mrs. Pan Boutwell, returned
from Florida last Thursday. They
motored through. both ways and they
had not slept II a house since January.
they 5oth ook fine
The sunday school contest ended last
sunday The Reds won out. Ms
Il ndveth was captain OF the Reds and
Fed Iadings. captain a. the blues
Mrs A Guger OF Chicago. visited
friends in town last week
Miss Landreth was the guest OF Miss
Merle stone Of Highland over Slnday
A Negro play viii be given at the
Auditorium next Friday evening. April
9Th Box social following under the
auspices cf The high school and the
granlmer grades Everybody coma and
help laugh.
Mr.. Phillip Gerlach and Miss Clara
Gerlach and Maybel Stoltz we're CHI
cago visitors last Friday.
The Sunday School contest, the Reds
being the winners. the blue side viii
give a Feed at the Merrill Hall. Friday
evening. April 18th
Mr. and Mrs. Charles wendt and Mr..
Edd Fleisher and Cora Deulmon or
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-06

Mrs Sherman n.bo vas MISS Helen
re~tmerer ~ This city IS ii the Mercy
hospitsl III tBat city
Owing 10 tbs pltzzsrdSon sunday ths
knight TerYoIars If this city VINO were
to have attended the Baptist church
+, Gsrv on SUNDAY had tc abandon the
erin IN account ~ the fn.7arstbllitv ~
the roads
Mrs. Avert oser lett th,s week FOR
Chicago where she VIII make her home
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-06
Eu.ru Man wiIl Have onsl

Sedentary workers-those who SIT
at their ork-especially might note
that if they have the habit of crossing
their legs. then can't break them
selves or it, they should have clean
buster. or remnant Of soft cloth.
and lay It on the under leg. That at
once stops the shine and wear that
follows crossing" And as a buster
is no, always al hand, an~ crossing
is always a temptation. best to cut
the crossing habit clean out. A real
and most saving economy.-London
AnsWers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-06
"TIz" FOR ACHING,
SORE, TIRED FEET
Use "Tiz" for tender, pulled
up, burning, calloused feet
and corns.

People who are forced 70 stand on
their feet ali day know what sore. ten
der. sweaty. burning feet mean. They
use "Tiz" and "Tiz" cures their feet
right up. II keeps feet IN perfect
condition. "Tiz" is the only remedy
in the world that draws out all the
poisonous exudations which pun UP
the feet and cause tender, sore. tired.
aching feet. 1t instantly stops the
pain in corns. carouses and bunions-
It's simply glorious. All. how COM
Portable your feet feel sftef using
.'Tiz You'll never limp or draw up
your face il pain. Your shoes won't
tighten and hurt your feet
Get a box OF "Tiz" now from any
druggist Just think. g whole years
foot comfort for only few cents
adv
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-06

Chicago spent last sunday with MIS-.
Ella Demmon.
sunday was the worst storm Of the
season. The East Buses didn't come
in. Not many pupils IN the school
Monday Impossible TO get through
but by Tuesday the roads were broken
old settlers here say there never
has been such storm in Indiana
1t Is a sight to see automobiles along
side OF the HIGHWAYS. with just the tops
out OF the snow where they have been
ieft by owners. not very good for au-
tomobne thieves
Rev. Moore left Monday evening for
Evanston instead of Sunday. on account
OF the storm
The girls mat attend school didn't
get there Monday. roads impossible and
HI interrlr3an service.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-06
WOULD RATHER
FIGHT THAN WORK

Il suffered for years with stomach
trouble and could not eat and just
hated for anyone 10 sag work to me.
I would rather fight. since taking 8
course Of Mayr's wonderful Remedy
actually want 10 work. and talk
ABOUT eat. I am the last one to lea se
the table now" It is a simple harm
less preparation that removes the
catarrhal mucus from the Intestinal
tract and aIays the Inflammation
which causes practically an stomach.
liver and intestinal ailments. lncud-
ing appendicitis One dose viii con-
vince or money refunded adv
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-06

overturned in the ditch. corner Of High
land boulevard and Kline avenue early
Sunday morning. This is the same
corner where 50 many autos are upset
as the roads ends abruptly. A good
place for some advertising company
to erect large sign.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-16

The society Of the virginia Hot
Springs colony is noted for its very
high tone. The resort Is not place for
excitement seekers nor for the sensa-
tionally inclined. IL Is place for we'll
bred people who love beauty for the sake
of beauty, and who love Il in its most
modern and luxurious form. There are
three churches here presided over by
cultured and capable clergymen. and
there Is a high class girls school and
the Homestead School, situated at the
head Of the golf links! where parents
may place their daughters In well. bred
surroundings.
The cottages add gayety to life
always notable by the presence of noted
people, and the golf aid tennis tour
naments in the early autumn season at
tract prominent players from all parts
Of the country. But the cures the thing
at the Virginia Hot Springs, whether It
is gay spring, golden summer, glitter
ing autumn or lovely winter, attestation
Of which is being made yearly by many.
many hundreds.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-16

development boom during the winter
and spring, and consequently II Is a
bigger and better place than before.
Civic improvement has gone hand In
hand with this development, and the
natural attractions Of the city have
been materially enhanced By the ex-
tensive improvements carried out BY
the municipality.
Looking to the future Is always one
OF Bradley Beach's ideas, and efforts
are under way now to have the mu-
nicipality gain control Of the beach
front for public Purposes. This would
insure free access to the ocean front for
bathing and other diversions at all
times, and the movement, which is be-
ing sponsored by Commissioner Ber-
nard v, Poland, Is gaining considerable
hesdwap. The resorts close proximity
to Asbury Park and Ocean Grove guar
antees its eventual growth into city
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-16
SOCIETY FLOCKING
TO Va. HOT SPRINGS
sulphur Baths and Outdoor
Sports Lure Elite to Beau
tifuI Resort
MOUNTAINS HOLD DELIGHTS

Hot Springs, Va, June 16.-The al
titude of the Virginia hot springs as
sures absence Of humidity, that supreme
unpleasantness Of summer, Just as II
insurcs clear morning air and cool
nights for sleeping. The winding valley
in which this American cure is situated
is In the loveliest section Of the Ale
Ehanies. IL Is place of trees and
streams and smiling mountain tides.
The roads and trails lead to the most
picturesque places, whether to an an-
cient resort like Warm Springs. famous
for its sulphur bathing and where rec
ords are kept of the visits of Wash :
ington and Jefferson, or to the lovely
jackson river through region vary
ing from pastoral beauty to primeval
wildness.
Riding and driving are distinctive
features Of the summer colony at Hot
Springs and the rewards thereof are
many and OF supreme beauty. Flae
Rock. for instance. from which height
tne looks down upon charming little
villages and hamlets. upon wide valleys
on either side of the ridge; through
spreading mountain gaps filed will
trees and topped with mossgrown rocks
and at sunset time one sees colors that
may only be seen in this Allegheny
region.
There are mountain inns, the Oaks
Valley View and Boone Cabin, where
one may have, an old time Virginia
luncheon o. dinner served in old time
fashion. These are favorite forms Of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-16

entertaining among the colonists at all
seasons Of the year.
A delightful drive Is to the Cascades
on the other side of Healing Springs,
another quaint old resort. This IL a
fascinating stretch of waterway in
which the stream runs and swirls and
falls in the most engaging and artistic
manner.
Bath Alum, a quaint old place In a
sun filled valley ten miles away, is
popular with those who like the joys Of
picnicking.
Then there is motoring to Covington
mountain, where the view Of the valley
Is inspiriting, and there Is motoring to
White Sulphur Springs in the neigh
boring state. for luncheon at the Greer =
brier.
The Homestead itself is the last word
in beauty and In comfort The architec-
ture is Colonial and seems as much a
part of the soil as the trees and the
streams themselves. II Is lovely pile.
with charming, graceful lines; with
wide porches and an enchanting outlook
from every window. The great hall is
feature of the house, a Ions. room,
with high ceilings and white columns
that stand in stately rows, reminding
one Of Karnak. The decoration is
green and white, palms adding the touch
of life to make 1t thing Of complete
| beauty.
The ballroom is oval. and the gallery
beside il, filed with palms and flower
ing plants, and looking ous upon lawns
and trees, is charming place for
lounging and for letter writing. There
is dancing here every night and there
is dancing nightly in the gay japanese
room to gay jazz music, and also a
nightly exhibition Of movies. for which
entertainment only the latest films are
secured.
There is a swimming pool, and there
are tennis courts and putting greens
delightfully."- placed, and the golf links,
one of nine holes and the other of eight
cen, are through rolling country oi
exceeding loveliness. The casino has its
unique attractiveness, with its great
lounge and wide porches and tes on the
lawn under the shade Of the trees. The
morning and afternoon concerts on the
casino lawn are always largely attended
by the colonists.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-16

OF Importance equal 70 either Of the
two mentioned. and IL Is the plan TO
be ready to meet the requirements OF
the public when such development does
come to Bradley Beach.
Foremost In the minds Of local sum-
mer folk Is the matter Of entertninment,
and this Is being taken care Of this
season in many ways. Outdoor sports
will enjoy q boom this year. Governor
Edwards Ia to officially open the base
ball season here on Independence Day
by throwing the first ball. He will
motor up from the Little White House
at Sea Girt and will make speech
before the holiday crowds. Bathing Is
already enjoying its midsummer pop.
ularity. The bathing beaches are IN
excellent condition this season. Ten
mis- on the beach front courts has al
ready beer revived by the younger ele-
ment, and many riders are enjoying
the early summer ard its advantages
for pretty cross country rides through
the inviting bride paths nearby
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-16
Ex-MARlNE a TEACHER

Washington, June 18.-To Ma
Carolina. the home state Of .Toso,s =
Daniels, secretary Of the navy, goes INV ,ss
honor Of claiming the first srodr.. y.
of the Marine Corps Institute. the sss, y
Of the vocational schools established 1,
Major General John A. Leieupe.
Quantico. Va.
Corporal w. o. Erwin, Of Durb,u
n. c., a veteran of the Fifth Marinoa
who fought in every Engagement Of iuSs ~
famous Second Division, OF which c .ne
eral Lejeune was commander, is ~.
.graduate. Erwin listened to the slo.aae ae
"Back to the Farm" and is now san az
instructor in the livestock course Sa ~
which he was graduated with an avsra ~
age Of % per cent. In recognition =,
his achievement, Erwin is the mr. nrora "a
posscssOr of an autographed letter fror.
Secretary Daniels. Vn'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-16

The italian gardsn, with its vases,
vines and flowers, its terraces and
white marble fountain, is an enchant-
ing place for ones after luncheon and
after dinner coffee. Comfort combines
with luxury at the Homestead and the
dominating note that Of country
place, a country place in old Virginia.
The cure is, after all, the motive OF
the Virginia Hot Springs. 1t is yearly
increasing In favor with Americans.
many of whom learned to come here
during the great war when the Euro
pean resorts were closed. 1t Is COM
plete in every way; the cure house Is
thoroughly comfortable and restful; the
attending physicians are uniquely uuali-
fed, and the attendants themselves are
of the most efficient skill The lander
room is rated as the most complete In
America. The cures effected are fire.
quently Of q remarkable nature. COW
ering various forms VI nervous affections
as well as the most acute forms Of rbeu-
matism and sciatica and neuritis.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-16
IMPROVEMENTS ADD
TO ATTRACTIONS OF
FAMED BRADLEY BEACH
Section Expected to Soon Rival
Other Coast Resorts
by Residents

Bradley Beach, June 18.-These are
days Of gayety at Bradley Beach, the
season at this resort having opened
several weeks earlier than In past sea-
sons. and the social and outdoor d.
versions getting under way according
ly. Bradley Beach has enjoyed big
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-02
z EAST CHICAGO, IND.

Czy wiecie o tenn, Polacy z
East Chicago co siychac obecnie
w Polsce?
Czy wiecie jak sic przedstawia
Kwestya zydowska, podzial
wiekszych majatkow pomiedzy
bezrolnych, wojna z bolSzewika-
mi, rownouprawnienie kobiet.
! zmiany W rzadzie polskim, szkol
nictwo polskie, sprawl emigra-
cyl i imigracyi i wiele innych
spraw?
Jezeli ME wiecie, to macie do,
skonaia sposobnoSt dowiedzenia
sic czcgoS.
Macie teraz TAXA sposobnoSc,
jakiej nigdy ME mieliScie i ia
kiej ME bedziecie wnet mieli.
Czytajcie uwaznie, co nastepu'
je i zapamietajcie !sobie kazde
slowo.
w niedziele, dnia Ago lipca @
godz. 2:3o pc po}udniu odbe,
die sic W sail parafialnej sw,
StanisIawa wielki wiec.
Ma wiecu tenn przemawiac be-
die konsul polski.
Wystapia z mowami slynni
mowcy polscy z Europy.
Omowione zostana tie sprawy
kt6re najbardziej was interesujq
i ma ktorych najbardziej mozecie
skorzystac'
Komitet zaprasza ma wiec wszy
stkich rodakow z East Chicago
i okolicy.
East Chicago must polsc
over the top pod wzgledem i
loSci zakupionych bondow.
Wielu Polakow zakupiio jul
bondy. Kto jeszcze bondu ME ma
ten mozc takowy nabyc w jed
nem z nizej wymicnionych
miejsc:
y w ,glownej kwaterze po-
zyczkowej Jana Bochnowskiego,
PRIV ul. North Cote i I49 u.
y w kancelaryi %plebaniinej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-02

Anastazyi Peikowskich, zam. pnr.
1852 N. Hermitage ave baSiac sic z
rowiesnikami W pike na ulicy pred
domem, uderzony zostal palantem
(bat) W oko tax ~fatalnie, re sic ono
rozplyneio. Chiopczyka zabrano 20
szpitala sw. El5biety, gdzie lekarLe
orzekli, ie chlopiec prawdopodob--
ME straci wzrok / u drugiego Okla.
Mech ten powyzszy smutny wypadek
posiuzy "a nauczke W ~przysziosci ola
innych, ktorzy bawia sic W podobny
sposob.
W pclowie biezacego miesiaca roz
pocznie sic Misya ma Maryanowie.
Blizsze szczeg6iy W swoim czasie.
W przeciagu jednego tygoduia
try rodziny maryanowskie obcho--
dziG beds srebrny jubileasz wsp6lne-
go po1ycia maize6skiego, a miano-
wicie: PIP Wladyslaw 1 Maryanna
olszewscy, gam. pnr. 1897 N. Wood
OIszewscy, zam. pnr. 1887 N. Wood
ul., DIP. Jakob / Anna Siowik, Fam.
pnr. 1920 St. Paul ave. ! PIP. Frau
ciszek 1 Anna Soccy, zam. pnr. 27l3
Julia ct.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-02
z TOWN OF LAKE

Onegdaj odbyla sic wycieczka dzie
CT szkolnych Z parafii sw. Jozefa pod
kierownictwem Klubu Obywatels Ile
20 i'm. Kazimierza Pu&askiego W
ogrodzie Beverly Hills PREY S7et
4 Western ave. Bawiono sic cchoczo
nadzwyczaj wesolo.
K. Antoni Gawrych, asystent PREY
parafit Najsw. Serca Jezus, wye,
chai " towarzystwie swej siostry Az
nieszki ma dwutygodniowe wakacye
do Detroit. Mich. Pc drodze X. Ga
wrych zwiedzi seminaryum polskie
W Orchard Lake, Mich. 1 Lakewood,
W poblitu Toledo. Ohio.
W najbltzsza niedziele, dnia Ago
b. m, odbedzie sic pierwsza dorocz-
ma zabaws Kosynierow Z parafii sT.
Jana Bozego W sail p. n. "White
City" pnr. 475s S. Throop III. Komi-
+et urzadzaiacy pr~zygotowuje ola go
Sci przer6zne niespod1ianki.
W sobote odbyl sic pogrzeb S. p
Antoniego Rygielskiego, kaPrala ar
mil stan6w Zjednoczonych. OrszaS
talobny wyruszyl z domu pnr. 1915
s. Troy ul. do koScioia p. W. Pieciu
Braci Polakow Meczennikow, a siam
tad, DO odprawieniu liturgicznych
ceremonii, ma cmentarz sw. Wojcie-
cha. S. p. Rygielski brai czynny u
dial w bitwach W ostatniej wojnie
we Francyi, gdzie tea byl ranny; "
Anglii zmarl W szpitalu wotskoWym
dnia 27go paidziernika 1918 roku
ma influence 1 zapalenie pluc. Ia sta
raniem rodziny Ewloki sprowadzone
zostaSy do Chicago / tn ziozone ma
mietsce wtecznego spoczynku.
Il
Pant Rozalia Czoska wytezdza ma
wakacye do swych krewnych do Sic
vens Point. Wis, gdzie zamierza
spedzie Gale lato.
oh. Stanislaw Kozlowski nabyi
realnose cd OBJ. Jozefa Dybaly, pnr'
45o7 S. Talman ave Ia sumo $4,000.
Transakcye kupna i s~przedaly pre-
nrovadzono W biurze realnosciowym
D. Franciszka Wozniaka, pnr. 27OS
w. Alma III. 80,
o pclskiego seminaryum W Or
chard Lake, Mich, pr6cs innych stu
dentow, nrzybyli ma letnie wakacye
do domu rodzicielskiego: Jozef / Ed
ward Bartkowiacy, zam. pnr. 440o
S. Wood ul. I Franciszek Giembala'
| zam. pnr. 1900 S. Honore nj. q
seminaryum Fanny Maryi z Balti-
more. Md. przybyl rowniez ma waka-
eye Donat Kulawas.
Czteroletni Karol Biegly, zam. p.
mr.. 1900 Ada ul., bawiac sic kalka
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-02

B " biurzc notaryalncm OBJ.
A.. PiMowarskiego, PREY $50 I'll.
i Magoun ave.
~ w biurze realnoSciowem
oh. J. Wleklinskiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-02
z MARYANOWA.

We wtorek W dzien IS. Apostoi6w
Plotra Pawls odbyla sic uroczysrs
homunia sw. dzieci re szkoiy Najsw.
Maryi Fanny Anielskiej. Do Sto4A
Panskiego przystapilo : CORA $50
dziect. Solenne nabozenstwo celebro-
wal miejscowy proboszcz X. Franci-
seek Gordon c. r. W asyscie X. Jana
zdechlika C. R. jake dyakona i K.
Leonardo Long c. R. jake subdya-
kona. Funkcye mistrza ceremonii
sprawowal Y. Stanisiaw Gadacz C. K.
Popoiudniu X. Jan Zdechlik c. r.
odebrai cd przystepujacych odnowie-
ME p~rzyrzeczenia Chrztu sw. poczem
przyjaI wszystkich do szkaplerza
Natki N~ajSwietszej.
W ubiegis niedziels Maryanowo
pierwsze mialo ten zaszczyt przyjs-
eia u siebie ~generalnego konsula
Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej p. Zygmun-
Ia Nowiekiego, ktory przyiechal do
Chicago ubieglej niedzieli i tn otw9-
rzy biuro konsulatu. Obecny byl IA
sumie " koSciele Maryanowskim a
20 n~abozehstwie ma plebanii wraz z
swoimi 1 wybitnymi Polakami tutej-
szej Polonii, gdzie spozyl obiad. po-
czem udal sic do innych dEielu:e
miasta.
Poniewa5 krazs faiszywe pogfoshi
co do cen lawek 1 miejsc W nowyn
kosciele, JAMAICA sic i podaie DO
wiadomoSci parafian uprzedzonych
mylnie poinformowanych, re poczaw-
sly Cd pierwszej niedEieli lipca ro-
ku 1920, {awki numerowane So do
wydzierzawienia. Lawki te, ktore SO
nienumerowane ME beda wydzierta-
wione 1 te parafianie moga smiato
Eajae "a oplata dziesieciu cento"
Miejsca ZaS numerowane a ME "a
jete, parafianie NIGGA Zajae "a opta-
ia dwudziestu centow. Marszaiko-
vie koscielni chetnie / ~grzecZnie po-
tnformuja wszystkich wchodzacych
do kosciola.
Przyszla niedziela dnia Ago b. m.
nale1ee bedzie do swieta paratii "
formie wycieczki / dluiszego pooy-
tn ma gruncfe tue obok zabudowan
parafialnych. Swieto to dla dzieci,
m{odzie2y 1 starszych. Rozpocznie
sic ono popo4udniu po Eieszporach.
a potrwa do p6tnego wieczora. Da-
borowa muzyka p~rzygrywac bedzie
IA pdworzu i " salt parafialnej. "
sail zas uciecha dla miodziezy !
starszych. Kluby p~arafialne mes-
ezytni / niewiasty przygotowuta r%-
ne niespodzianki, ktore ~wszystkich
uczestnik6w zabawy tax miodych jak
i starszych zadowola.
Jak daleko postepuje swawola
dzieci i jake NIGGA bye skutki, MECH
posiuty wydarzenie pierwszego dnta
wakacyi dzieci re szkoiy MaryanoW-
skiej. Mlody Artur syn PIP. Jana l
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-02

ki czemu So zaopatrzone w guz''
czki i nalepki z Bialym Orscm'
Kto bond kupi, otrzyma guzI--
GEEK i pieknie wykonana nalep'
Ike.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-02

mi szklanemi, jedna znich wiozyl
sobie do ucha, lecz pozniej wydo'
STAG jej ME mogl, gdyz Ia glebokc
tam weszia. Wezwano DIR. NJ. KalinO.
wskiego, kt6ry musiai chlopczyka
chloroformem uSpic i tym sposobem
dopiero zdolal kulke wydobyG.
2 okazyi z~akonczenia szkoly para,
fialnej przez ucznia Romano Kowa'
lewskiego, syna PIP. Romano i Anie'
Ii Kowalewskich, Fam. pnr. 541S S,
May ul., odbyio sic ~przyjecie. Pomie'
dry go$Gmi z~auwaiyliSmy nastepuja'
cych: X. K~onsultora Ludwika Cru
dzinskiego, X. Edwarda Kowalew
skiego. X. Boleslawa Kasprzyckieso
X. Szczepana Bubacza.
*
Dzisiaj, W piatek, dnia 2 b. M, "
pawilonie parku Sherman, PREY see!
i SO. Racine I've odbedzie sic wiol-
XII wiec patryotyczny, ktory urzadzd
miejscowy Komitet Obywatelski, q
ma kt6rym generalny konsul Rzeczy,
pospolitej Polskiej ma Chicago i o,
kolice p. Zygmunt Nowicki osooi'
seize powita lud polski ma Town OF
Lake. Ably godnie powitac goscia
urzednika Pclski, ktory chce zapo'
znac sic i nawiazaG jak najserdecz'
n~iejsze stosunki z ludem W tym kra-
ju, lud ten powinien jak najlicznie!
zgromadzit sic nj oznaczonem mieJ'
sou i o oznaczonej pore.
Biblioteka i'm. Juliusza Sfowac-
kiego ma ostatniem posiedZeniu Cd
bytem W niedziele uchwalila zakupit
bond Polskiej Poiyczki Panstwowe!
"a sumo $500.
*
OBJ. Adam Jadrych nabyl W tych
dniach realnoSc pnr. 4S45 S. WIN
chester ave. OBJ. Walentemu Bytnero'
wi "a sumo $3.50. Transakcye ku2'
ma / ~sprzedazy przeprowadzcno "
banku braci Wlodarskich, pnr. 1858
w. 47ej ul.
Do uroczystej Komunii Sw. PREY
stapiio W parafii p. W. sw. Jozefa
przeszlo $50 dzieci. N~abozenstwo cd
prawil m~iejscowy proboszcz X. SID
nislaw Cholewinski, W asyScie Y. Ju-
Llama Grzezihskiego jake dyakona !
X. Feliksa Kachnowskiego jake sub
dyakona.
Podczas uroczystosci niedzielnel
rozwiniecia s8tandaru p~olskiego'
ktory ofiarowaly Polki z WarszawH
powracajacym Hallerczykom ia
Town Of Lake, przemowi konsul p.
Zygmunt Nowicki i inni doorL'
m6wcy. U~roczystcSG zapowiada sic
doskonale.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-02

y U OBJ. Andrzeja Kuker.
O. w sail OBJ. NJ. KoScielniaka.
Powyzsze miejsca dziaiaja W
porozumieniu z Chicagoskim Cen
tralnvm Komitetem P. P. P, dzle
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-02

Jak daleko postepuje swawola
dzieci / jake NIGGA bye skutki, MECH
posiuty wydarzenie pierwszego dnta
wakacyi dzieci re szkoiy MaryanoW-
skiej. Mlody Artur syn PIP. Jana
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-10-12
.BLADENSBURG HAS
DEMOCRATIC RALLY
Immense Crowd Hears DR..
George D. Arndt Speak On
League Of Nations

h BIyAllENSR RU URG,s Oct. 11---The town
hall was crowded to its capacity Sat
urday evening by men and women in
attendance at the Democratic rally
under the auspices of the Cox-Roose-
velt club of this village. Lee Farley
wine, president of the club, presided
at th@ meeting. d "a
DR.. George ID. Arndt of Mt. Vernon
explained in detail tho League of Ma
tions, clearly outlining every article.
Mrs. John M. Ewalt of Mt. Vernon,
chairman of the Knox county womens
executive committee, gave an interest
ing address to the women voters.
During the evening, vocal selections
were rendered by Mrs. Ruby Baker
and Mr.. Otto S. Baker of Mt. Vernon.
The meeting was brought to close
with u most interesting and entertain.
ing chalk talk by julius w. Heading.
ton, Democratic candidate for probate
judge.