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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-08-11
WALHAIIIA, $. @.
HAVE YOU CONTRIBUTED?

It has been a custom Of The COu-
ricr in every national campaign year
to lend assistance to tho National
Democratic party In raising funds
for the national campaign. This fund
has none Of the features Of the Re-
publican "slush funds" that have
been raised in each national cam
paign year for use In questionable
ways to secure the election Of their
candidate for the Presidency. The
Democratic fund is for the purpose
of defrayng the expenses Of speak
ers to carry the message Of DemOc-
racy into doubtful territory in Il cam
paibn Of education and enlighten-
ment along he line Of Democratic
policy and principle.
This year again the national lead
ers have decided upon the use OF
the dollar campaign, and 1t is the
hope Of the party leaders that every
Democrat will contribute his dollar
to the national party fund. OF course,
contributions are not limited to the
small amount Of one dollar. AS Il
mater OF fact, it Is desired that all
those who can afford to do so will
make larger contributions; but still
the idea Is to avoid soliciting great
amounts from interests that would
feel that, through their large con-
tributionS to the party they would be
entitled to special consideration at
the hands Of the leaders after victory
at the polls has been secured and the
party established in power for ano-
ther four years. The Democra tic par
tvs idea is to have the whole people
interested directly in the party's sue
cess, and to share the benefits Of
Democratic victory and Democratic
government.
We have received two letters this
week in regard to the dollar Demo
cratic fund-one from 7. P. Goth
ran. OF Greenville, chairman OF the
State Democratic executive commit
tee. and the other from DR.. C. M.
Walker, chairman FOR Oconee county
OF the dollar Democratic Campaign
Fund,' and both call upon our peo-
pie to contribute uniformly and lib
orally to this fund. We produce DR..
Walkers letter and trust that the
people OF Oconee will respond to his
call. DR.. Walkers letter follows:
Westminster. S. c., Aug. Q, 1920.
Hon. IT p. COthran, OF Greenville.
chairman Of the Democratic party in
South Carolina. has instituted the
dollar Democratic Campaign" in
this State, and ho asks every true
Democrat to contribute one dollar to
help win the doubtful States in the
coming Presidential election.
The presidents Of all Democratic
clubs in each precinct in Oconee
county are asked to act as solicitors
Tor THIS fund. G. NJ. Walker,
Chairman Dollar Democracy
Fund, Oconee County.
Any who may find 1t convenient to
contribute to this fund through The
Courier may do so. We will receive
any contribution sent us and ac-
knowledge same publicly. remitting
to headquarters as the funds are re-
ceived.
Contribute your dollar--and make
your contribution more than that If
you feel that circumstances warrant
your doing so. You may be assured
that your money will be used only
for the defraying Of legitimate cam
paign expenses. The DemOcra tic
party has no "slush fund"
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION

In accordance with Section 1742,
Civil Code Of South Carolina, 1912,
and pursuant to an order Of the
County Board Of Education Of Oco-
nee County, South Carolina, notice is
hereby given that Special Election
will be held at the School House in
Keowee School District, No. 35, on
SATURDAY, Aug. 81, 1920, on the
question Of levying an additional tax
of Seven Mills on the real and per-
sonal property within the said dis
trict, to be used for school purposes
In said School District.
At said election each elector favor
Ing the voting on Of said special levy
OF seven mills shall cast q ballot con-
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T. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. !.
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Major and Mrs. A. G.. Shanklin,
or Clemson, are spending a few days
at the Neville home in West Union.
'-Mr. and Mrs. Chas. II. Iletrick
and daughter Ruth spent last week
end in Atlanta on Il short pleasure
trip.
-Dcrrill Darby left last Friday
!or New York and other points in
the North. He will be gone for y
week or ten days.
Miss Elsie Kaufman left last
week for Washington. D. c., where
she Will be for few weeks visiting
among relatives and friends.
The regular meeting OF the Paul
Hayne Circle will be held on Friday
or this week. Aug. l3, at s o'clock,
with Mrs. Harry Il. Iughs as hostess
Miss jamie Neville left yester-
day for Franklin, n. c.. where she
will spend some time visiting at the
home OF Mrs. j. s. Sloan and among
other relatives.
Mrs. Jas. Rholt, OF Greenyille,
returned to her homo last Sunday,
after having spent tho weekend at
the home OF her moth'r. Mrs. VI. A.
Poole, on Tugaloo street.
Mrs. Katherine Meeler and Miss
Annie Levendusky returned from Co
lumbia last week after spending two
weeks very pleasantly with relatives
and friends.
Mrs. NJ. A. Poole left Tuesday
morning for Chadbourn, N. c., to
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-08-11

der and robbery had been cleared
away. One man, a negro who was a
familiar figure about that section Of
the city, Is held in Jail charged with
having killed Mr.. Schroeder, but it Is
thought that there Is possibly an
other person connected with the kill
ing. llr. Schroeder was struck twice,
once with a hammer and q second
blow with some other instrument the
exact nature Of which has not been
determined. MIR. Schroeder was found
lying on the floor Of his store with
two severe wounds on his head, and
he was in dying condition when he
was found, passing away but a short
while after he was taken to a hos
pital. The party or parties who killed
him had evidently asked Mr., SchrO-
der to sell some crackers, and while
he was in the act Of taking loose
soda crackers from a box and put
ting them In paper bag for delivery
to his customer he was struck from
the rear such blow that death was
certain and 1t Is evident that the
unfortunate man had never q con-
scious moment after being struck.
Robbery was the certain motive. for
some $400 that had been but recently
taken In through trade in the store
was missing, as was also some $500
that had been kept on hand for a
longer period. The money missing Is
total OF something more than a
thousand dollars. Mr.. Schroder's body
was first discovered through the ex-
cited action OF dog that the de-
ceased had been very fond of and
petted great deal, though the ami
NAL did not belong to him. This dog
had entered the store on the morn
Ing OF tho murder. and finding the
body of his friend lying helpless on
the floor he began to give alarm in
shrill barks. running to the front of
the store. thon back to the body Of
his friend. 1t was this strange action
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G.. w. Pitchford.
Wa1halla. S. c."

tanning the word eyes" printed or
written thereon, and each elector on.
posed to said levy shall cast a ballot
containing the word "No" printed or
written thereon.
At the said elec tion only such
electors as return real or personal
property for taxation, and who ex-
hibit their tax receipts and registra-
ton certificates, as required in gene
raj elections, shall be allowed to
vote.
Polls will be opened at o'clock
a. m. and will close at 4 O'Clock D, m.
e. H. LANFORD,
J. A. WHITE,
w. H. GLAZENER,
Trustees OF Keowee School District,
No. 35, Managers of E,ection
Aug. II, 1920. 32-33s
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NOTICE OF FORFE1TURE.

The following described property,
to-wit: One Ford Roadster Automo-
bile, 1917 model, Motor No. 1753493,
belonging to one S. j. Davis, was
seized on june 28th, 1920, while be-
Ing used transporting intoxica ting
liquor in violation OF Sec. 1905, r. s.
US, and Sec. 26 Of the National Pro-
hibition Act. Any person making
claim for same must file bond with
the Collector Of Internal Revenue at
Columbia within thirty days from
date hereof, or the same will be de-
clared forfeited to the United States.
jake GOSNELI, Deputy Collector.
Aug. II, 1920. 32-34
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Forest Fires Raging in Northwest.

Portland, Ore, Aug 9.-FOrest
fires, threatening many acres OF tim
ber with total destruction, are rag.
Ing unabated throughout the North
west, especially Northern Idaho and
along the Canadian border An espc-
cially serious blaze is reported from
the Trinity forest district in North
crn California.
A forest fire which started in the
Salmon Creek country, near Erie,
British Columbia, is threatening the
Domnion's most valuable timber
land with determination.
The fires in Oregon and Washing
ton we're temporarily held in control
by heavy rain storm last night.
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on the part Of the dog that attracted
the attention Of colored woman,
who entered. saw the situation and
gave a general alarm. Tho hammer
with which one Of the wounds was
inflicted was lying near the body Of
the deceased, but the other weapon
had not been definitely determined
when w. John Schroeder left Charles
ton Saturday morning.
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>ly on good taste in furnishing
sc can hope to carry in stock
ne wants; but we do claim, and
snt Of Home Furnishings is one
selected in South Carolina, and
1istent1y lower. This statement
Incorporates, and we shall not
all we ask is that interested
comparison Of values. That
ind to Our credit is evidenced by
{ business in cities outside Of
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Anderson.
Our experience in furnishing the good homes in
Anderson is in demand wherever better homes are in
prospect, and to limit activities to one city would
deprive many people Of the unusual opportunities af
torded here tor the economical purchase Of Correct
Home Furnishings Of dependable quality.
For, because transact large volume of business
Under comparatively low expense, in location that is
easily accessible to everyone in Upper South Carolina
we can and do sell on cash basis at lower prices
without sacrifice Of quality or service.
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No one has a no
a home, and RIO one
everything that eve
justly, that Our assc
Of the choicest and (
that Our prices are&
ma be disputee! by
attempt to prove it
parties make !, care
such conpari$ $ons r,
Our constantly gro>
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furnishings.
The courtesy and welcome is given whether
you come to buy or not. You are assured Of prompt
and careful deliveries, freight prepaid.
he Fretwel- Alverson Furniture Company has the
distinction ofsbeing the only ONE PRICE CASH
FURNITURE STORE South of the Mason-Dixon
line that has adhered strictly to these principles since
its origin. You cordially invited to inspect this
unusual store with it's unusual DISPLAYS.
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"A Sad aCcldent occurred III West
minister last Sunday afternoon, by
which the little 4-year-old daughter
or DR.. and Mrs. Strickland lost her
life. The child was riding on a bicy-
Gle with an older sister, and the two
children were OH their way home. 1t
is said that the front wheel Of the
bicycle struck some obstacle, proba-
bly only an extra depth OF sand or a
small rock, which caused the wheel
to wabble. then skid. throwing the
two children toward the center of the
street along which they we're travel
ing. The smaller child, who was rid
ing in front Of the other, and proba-
bly, on the handle-bars, was thrown
tarther into the street proper, and It
so happened that there was an auto
mobile coming down the street close
to the children. AS they were thrown
from the bicycle the smaller child's
body was sent hurtling directly in
front Of the passing car, which was
going at moderate speed. It Is said.
but the driver was able only to stop
his car as 1t came in contact with
the child's body. and one wheel ran
over 1t. breaking the little ones neck
ana bringing instant death. The ac-
cldent happened near the new resi-
dcnce being erected by the Sullivans.
The car which ran over the little
child was driven by young man by
the name Of Mason, but it Is stated
mat he was In no way at fault in
the unfortunate tragedy. The bereay-
cd parents have the sympathy of
many friends in Walhalla and else
where in the county.
Mrs. II. b. Schroeder and W.John
Schroder returned last Saturday af-
teFhooh from Charleston. where they
went Monday Of last week to attond
the funeral OF their son and brother.
Jacob Schroeder, who was murdered
IN MS store In Charleston on Monday
morning. Mr.. Schroeder brought back
some details OF the tragedy in which
MS brother lost his life, though at
the time he left Charleston not all
OF the mystery surrounding the mur-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-30

Cd niedzieli Ia tydzien dnia Sgo
sierpnia b. r. ~odbedzIe sic ~wycieczka,
kt6ra urzadza Tow. Mlodziezy i'm
sw. Alojzeso W ogrodzie Polonia,
przy Archer | st. Louis ave. komi-
tet u~rzadzajacy przysposabia wiele
rozrywek skladaiacych sic z tan
COW. wyScig6w i innych gier.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-30

Kazimierzem, Edwardem ! Stefanem
Graz p. NJ. Musiaa Is synkiem EdWi-
men,, Vyjechaty do letniska W Fox
Lake, III. ma przecias je~dnotygod-
niowych wakacyi, gdz!e spedza wick
szoSc czasu swego ma ryboiostWie-
Ma k,iku tygodniowe wakacye do
Grand Rapids, Mich. wyjechasy "
miniony wtorek> koleja Michigan
Central R. R." panny: Cecylia Nej-
man. gam. pnr. 1922 n Ridgeway
ave-, oraz Mania ! Irena SzatkoW-
skie, zam. pnr. 1898 Wicker Park
v Podejmowane one beda u Si6str
Notre Damek W parafii &w. 1zydora,
takze u PIP. ]. Banaszek. Pc drodze
zwiedza take miasto Detroit i Pc
tcsky, Mich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-30

Dzisiaj wieczorem o godzinie se
odbedzie sic ma grobli municypalne
program muzykalno-wokalny UREA
dzony staraniem Chlcagoskiej Liz
Dramatycznej, sk}adajacy sic z spie
wow. produkcyi m~uzycznych tan
COW k~lasycZnych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-30
|NOTATM OSOBISTE

Ma kllkodnlowe wakacye do Ma
CARA Falls, wyjechali onegdaj pp.
Jan l Stefan Drechny synowie SEE
roko Lnanych parafian sw. Trolley
PIP Piotra i Waleryi Drechnycb. Pa
movie Drechny spedZa niejakiS Gas
" Niagara Falls, zwiedza siynny
wodospad / pobliskie urocze okoli-
ce. Pc drodze zwiedza miasto De-
trcit I Polskie Seminaryum W Or
chard Lake, Mich.
o Gs. q
Oh. Jan Zmuda, Znany przemy-
Sowiec, otworZy} " tych dniach in
teres mlecSarski pnr. 2007-O9 West
1Sty place. Polonia szczegolnie ma
Wojciechowie 1 Annowie powinna
pamietat o novel polskiej plac6wce.
= q
Do domu PIP. Stanislawa i Geno-
wefy Natal, Fam. pnr. 1858 W. Di-
vision ul. przyszla ma SWAT pocie-
cha W postaci ~zdrowego synka, z
kt6rego ojciec jest niezmiernie ura-
dowany. TAX matka jak / nowona-
rodzone dziecie maja sic dCbrze.
E q X
Panic, NJ. Kap}anska re synkami
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-30
= AMMONIA.

" punicdzialck miniony W uroczy-
stoSG Sw. Amy Patronki koScio3a. odbyl
sic doroczny odpuSt poprzcdzony dZir'
wieciodniowa nowcnna. Wierny lud
zape}nial S~wiatynie Panska codziennic
podczas oIbywajacej sic nowcnny. Ma
boaehstwa W dzic1 odpustu odbyly sic
w nastepujacym p~orzadku: Solcrna SUI
me cclebrowaI Y. Jan Mecik0wSki W
asyScie Y. Jana Gremhowicza jake dya,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-30
bowiazkicm ka&dcso czlonka stnwic sic
M poSiedzenie.

bowiazkicm ka3dcso czlonka stnwie sic
M p~osielzenie.
, w koscielc p. W. Sw. Amy, x Jan
GrcnIbowicz, stuia polaczyi p. Piotra
Nawodnika z pannq Zofia Majka. Icz-
ia wesclna odbria sic W scislcm k6iku
fsmilijnym W domu pnr. 2146 W. 1Sty
place.
Dozgonnym wczlcm maiacnskim "
koScielc pw. sw. Amy poiQcZcui zosta-
H.: 2. Kazimierz Swiatka z parma ia
dwiga Blyskal. Fam pnr. 2I13 w. 22si
nj. Slubu m&odej pare udzielii \. Jan
| Grembowicz. Cczta weselna odbyia sic
" scislem k6ikE familijnym W iouIn
rodzic6w papmy Alodcj.
&
Tow. Matki Boskicj Gtdelskiej L An
nova przygotowujc sic do zabawy. kto
"a sic odbedzie " niedziclc, dnia '-G'
wrzesnia W sali oh. Krupy. BliAsle
! szczes6ly " swoim czasic.
y
" osrodzie Czernaukasa. ma pred
miesciu Lyons, Ill, odbedzic sic W PREY
sz1a nicdziele ~wycieczka, kt6ra urza'
dza Tow. Miodzie4y p. Il. .Wilno". Ia
biegliwy komitet przygotowuJe mno-
stwo niespodzianek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-30

nagrody, Doeh6d ! VystaEy przexra-
czony bedTie IN fundls5 hibliotski,
Wystava kEiatov otTarta osdzie Cd
godrfny 11aj do lei pcpoludniu, po-
czavsIy Cd dnia ego sisrpnia b. r.
W najbli1sIa nieddele dnia 1go
sierpnia b. T. odbedzis sic wyciecz-
ka K6lka Dramatycznego p. n. .Wol-
M Polska" W o.rodzie W Dunning,
Ill. Kcmitet u~rsadzajacy przygoto-
wal wiele niespodIianek 1 inowacyi,
kt6re kaidego Z~alnteresuja l Eaba-
via
Festyn karnawa3owy odbywajacy
sic eodzienrie wieczorem na podwo-
rzu parafialnem sw. Stanislawa B.
N. " Cragin, ciesIy sic og6lnym po-
wodzeniem. Spodziewae sic naleiy.
re daisy ciag ttestynu, kt6rego JUL
tylko dni pare p~ozostaje bedzie jesz-
cze pomyslniejszy. Doch6d ma budo-
we novel szkoly. CT, kt6rzy jeszcze
ME mieli sposobnoSci prrybyt ME-
chat nieomieszkaja W tych nastep-
nych dniach skorzystaG z okazyi.
Prey narozniku S5ej i Morgan VI.
W dzielnicy Bridgeport, przetrzy--
mule sic banda wyrostkow, zaczepia-
jaca przechodniow powracajacych
do domu cd piracy; a nasza kochana
policya tax obecnie jest zajeta po-
szuRiwaniem przestepc6w. wprost,
czasu niema by sic mogia zajac To-
buzami, zaklocaiacymi spokoj pu-
bliczny. M~ieszkancy tamtejsi cd d'uz
szego czasu skarza sic ma owa bande
wyprawiajaca krzyki i m~altretujaca
przechodni6w, szczegolnie p~anienki.
Moleby oicowie miasta, alderman
tel wardy z~apobie2li temu.
Cd niedzieli "a tydzien duia Sgo
sierpnia b. r. odbedzie sic wycieczka,
kt6ra urzadza Tow. Mlodziezy i'm.
sw. Alojzego W ogrodzie Polonia,
PREY Archer / St. Louis ave. komi-
tet ur~zadzajacy p~rzysposabia wiele
rozrywek skfadaiacych sic Z tan
COW, wyScig6w i innych gier.
E q
Tito letnia Genowefa Go4ab, po-
kojowka zatrudniona " domu PIP. ID.
Deiziel. pnr. S742 y. Paulina III. po-
! szia do jeziora kapa6 sic, gdy we
sz,a do woody nagle zachwiafa sic
zanurzyla sic W falach. Wydobyto
ia natychmiast z woody, lecz by4a Juz
bez znaku zycia. PraTdopodoon!e
oreaniczna wada sercowa byia po-
WOODEN tax naglego zgonu.
q
Ma przebiegajacego utica Augusta
| 10letuiego Franciszka Kcaube, lam
unr. 1912 Augusta vi. najechai auto
mobil yellow Cab), ktorego $40
fer Mast pr5ystanae. przyspieszy'
pedu i znik1 z widowni. Pokaleczo-
nego chlopczyka zaniesiono do de-
mu rodzic6w. gdzie sic znajduje
pod opieka lekarska.
Cd niedzieli Ia tydzien dnia Sgo
| ~sierpnia b. r. odbedzie sic wyctec1-
ka urzadzona przez Gniazdo SoKol
poIski .JedncSt" W ogrodzie Bale
20 orla, pray 4Oej i Haas III. "
Lyons, III. Komitet PrzysotoWu1e
| rome niespodzianki.
W tych dniach W dzielnicy Bridge
mort nowsta,a fabryka blacharska
nod nazwa bridgeport Roofing and
| NERAL Co." pnr. 1919 S. Morgan vi
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Notatki
Reportera.

w tych dniach kapela chicagoska
pod dyrekcya p. Williams We'll. da-
je koncerta W mieiscach nastepuja-
cych: Dzisiaj ma podw6rzu obok
szkoiy Beale, pnr. 6o43 So. sansa-
mon III. Jutro zaS W parku Hamilton,
prsy 72et 1 Normal blvd. w sooots
W parku Sherman, przy s. Racine
ave. l 52ej ul. Poczatek o godzinie
Sci wieczorem. W niedziele popoiu-
dniu W parku Jackson obok wybrze-
"a kspielowego.
Tow. Polskich Przemyslowc6w
RDemissfnik6w skupiajace sic ma
wojciechowie W dniu 2Sgo sierpnia
b. ?. obchodzi6 bedzie dwudziesto-
pieeio lecie czyli srebrny iubileusz
swego istnienia. 2 okazyi tel odbe-
die sic wieczorek muzykalno-wokal-
ny z doborowem programem i tan
CANT.
o -
W tych dnfach Oddzial Sly Zwiaz-
ku MiodZiezy Polskiej, nabyl BUDDY
mex pnr. 1921 S. Ashland ave. cd
czeskcago klubu spiewackieGo "a
sumo $1,000. Powyzsze zrzeszenie
obejmie budynek W p~osiadanie oko-
10 dnia 1go ~,wrzeSnia b. r. W budyn-
ku lynn miesci sic kregielnia, stoa
b~ilardowy i ~przybory ~atletyczne. -
Nadmienic wypada, re bedzie to jedy
ne polskie towarzystwo ma Wojcie-
chowie posiadajace sw6j wlasny bu-
iynek.
Policya W Gary, Ind. onegdaJ a
r~esztowala Aleksandra T~rusiewicza
| Filipa Dawiduka jake podeirza-
uych o branie udzialu " raounku
$4,000 z wyp4aty dla robotnikow W
zakladach Jones and Laughlin Steel
Co. W Pittsburghu W Gniu 1890 lip
ca b. T. Pierwszy juz miai sic PREY
mac do why.
Do zakladu fotograficznego p.
wladysiawa ~Szymezaka, pnr. 1864
". 1Sej III. ma Wojciechowie VIA
malo sic dw6ch ziodziei, ktorzy
~spladrowali wszystkie katy szukajac
pienisdzy, a kt6rych ME znalezli, ze-
m$cili sic ma fotografiach i kliszacn
roznego rodzaiu. kt6rych mn6stwo
poniszczyli zupelnie. Powiadomiona
. poIicya re stacyi Marquette poszu-
kuje zioczyncow.
+ q =
" domu pnr. is y. Curtis III. po'
s~trzelouy zostal Alojzy Kiernak, "a,
mieszkaiy pnr. 1884 W. Chicago av
podczas kl6tni iaka miaia miejsce "
domu nieiakiej Emilii Marszaf, pod
vy7ej wymienionym adresem. Poll
eva przypuszcza, re postrzelii go Jan
Annipoulis, Grek, wiaSciciel restau-
racyi pnr. 1917 Madison Ill. ktory
gdEies zbiegi / ami sladu po MIN. -
Aresztowano try kobiety. ktore sta
nowczo przecza, re o zajsciu tenn nit
ME wiedza. Sledztwo " toku.
" budynku Stevens " .sr6dmie
sciu odbedzie sic ma II pietrze wy
stawa kwiat6w, kt6rej urzadzenien
zajmuje sic znany klub kobiet poo
nazwa ,,Woman's National Farm
and Garden Assn. Ia najpiekniej
sze kwiaty. beda rozdane stosownt
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kona i Y. ST. Chylsy jake sabdyakona,
S{owo Bo1c ZastoSowane do oSoliczno-
Sci wypowiedzial y F~rancszck kulin,
| ski. Wieczorem nieszpory celcbrowal \
I Franciszck Karablsz, proooszcz para
fiji p. W. Najsw. Scrca JcZusa z Town
Of Lake, W asyScie Y. FrancszkS HI
lihskiego jake dyukona i X. J61cfa Ka'
rabasza jake subdyakona. Kazanie q
swietej Annie wyglosii Y Stanislaw
Czapclski. Pc nieszporach odby}a sic
procesya z rclikwia S~. Amy, W kt6,
rel opr6cz sporcSo zastepu kapaan6w
take bral udzial d}ugi szcres bractw
koScielnych Dziewic RGzancowych
Bractwa Dzieci Nary. Pc procesyi Cd
byia sic b%enedykcya- Do pomocy miej-
scowym kap&anom przybyi liczny Ia
step kapianGw pozamiejscowych | z sa
siednich parafii. Oitarz podczas calej
nowcnny i odpustu byI pieknie PREY,
brany w zywc kwiaty i zieleh oraz mnG
Stwo swiec. Choir parafialny take spie
wem swoim p~rzyczyniI sic do upieksze-
MIA ~nab0AehStwa. Slowem u~roczystoSc
Patronki koSciola odbyla sic imponu
jaco.
"
Dzisiaj ~wieczorem o godzinie Smej cd
bedzie sic nadzwyczajne posiedzenie To
w~arzystwa Dobroczynnosci pod opiekl
Sw. Jadwigi W sail zwyk}ych p~osicdzeh.
Ponicwaz SO wa5ne sprawy do zaiatwie
min na nnrzadkn dziennYm. nrZeto O
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" budynku Stevens " .srodmie-
sciu odbedzie sic ma II pietrze wy
stawa kwiat6w, kt6rej urzadzeniem
zajmuje sic znany klub kobiet pod
razwa ,Woman's National Farm
and Garden Assn. Ia najpiekniej-
sze kwiaty. beda rozdane stosowne
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-30

DzIENNIK CHICAGOsKI zamiesz-
"a wiecej drohnych ocios1eh, anizeli
wszrstkie inne dzenniki polskie W Chi
ago razem wzicte.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-30

W tych dniach W dzielnicy Bridge
port, powstala fabryka blacharska
nod nazwa bridgeport Roofing and
Neral Co." pnr. 1919 S. Morgan vi.
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Cd niedzieli "a tydzien duia Sso
sierpnia b. r. odbedzie sic wyciecz-
ka urzadzona przez Gniazdo sokof
poIski .JednoSt" W ogrodzie Bale
20 orla, pray 40ej i Haas I'll. W
LYONS III. Komitet przygotowuJe
rome niespodzianki.