davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10
,,LUDGARDA"NA
MARYANOWIE

Onegdaj, klub p. W. sw. Agnieszki,
skupiajacy sic PREY parafii NajSw.
Nary Fanny Anielskiej, wystawii
bez nagany przeSliczny cztero-aktowy
dramat re spiewami pit. ,,Ludgarda."
q niezwyk}a ~ciekawoScia zapelnili Ma
ryanowianie sale parafialna pc same
brzegi / ME zawiedli sic b~ynajmniej,
alboYiem amatorzy / amatorki wy
wiazali sic re swego zadania dobrze,
czego dowodem byly czeste oklaskl.
W roll NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. z Lubczy-
ma, ~wystepowal p. Sylvester Belihski;
Ludgarda, jego iona, byla parma Ire
ma Gill; Basic, jej siuSaca - parma
Klara Zyburt. Jana Odworaza, hra-
Diego 2 Czarnolesia - grab p. S. q.
Imbiorski; Zofie, jego zone - gra}a
PARMA Maya Budnik; a Boleslawa,
ich syna p. Stanisiaw Sroka; Wlady-
sIawa. drugiego syna panstwa Odwo-
rQz6w - p. Hieronim Berendt. Ade~
lajda, siostra Odworaza byla PARMA
I.eokadya Domrzalska. Bogumilem.
dozorca wiezienia byi p. Jan j. Lis;
Teresa, jego iona - parma Cecylia
Steltman; Natecz 1 Gryfin, rycerze
- p. Stanisiaw Budnik i p. Henryk
Poklenkowski. Dobek, pacholek -
D.. Daniel Miklasz a Znin, druki pa
cholek - y. Jan MiklasZ. Zolnierze
krolewscy: p. Jan Bartnik i p. J61ef
Nietupski. Rzecz dzieje sic W Lub-
czynie i W Czarnolesiu, " zamkach
rycerskich. Oddanie poszczeg6lnych
charakterow wypadio nadspodziewa-
lie dobrze; mlodzi amatorzy okaza-
Ii wyrobienic talentu sceniczneg0, pc
wnoSf siebie a zwlaszcza odwage pu.
~blicznego wystepu. Me cd rzeczy ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10

go, podczas gdy ich jedynem pre-
~kroczeniem byIo to, re ratowali swa
w}asnoSG 2 domu z~agrozonego poza-
rem. Pred dwoma ~tygodniami pie
ciu Polakow. zatrudnionych ma cmen
tsrzu S%. Woiciecha, W Niles, ILL.,.
skazaI sedzia pokoju W Evanston ma
$50 kary i koEzta "a iowienie ryb W
rzece Desplaines W sierpniu 2esZiegO
roku. NajSwiezszy zaS wypadek doty-
cZy sedziego pokoiu Ladislaus Hay
mana W Poznaniu. blisko Blue Is
land, Ill. kt6ry upatrzyl sobie auto,
mobilist6w i codziennie ma kilkudzie-
sieciu nakladal kary pieniezne "a to,
IL ME przystawaja PREY krzHz0wce ko
lejowei W temze ~miasteczku. Taxa
procedure oczywiScie niemale docho.
d. przynOsi.
Sedzia wyszperai gdzieS starry, "a
ple$nialy statut stanowy, kt6ry ma
kazuje, azeby kazdy wehikul przysta-
nal pred krzyzowka kolejowa, obok
ktorej umieszczono napiS stop. Sc
dzia Hyman kazaI umieSciG take diva
napisy obok krzyz6wki, lecz So TAX
male, re z trudnoScia tylko MONA je
%dostrzedz.
Ma kazdego aresztowanego automo
biliste sedzia Iiayman nak}ada kare
i koszta W sumie Sc. JeSli ofiara sta
via opozycye, sedzia naklada ma mia
wysoka kaucye i odk}ada prZes}uchy
M kilka dni. Azeby takiej n%iedogod-
noSci uniknaG, ofiara wreszcie mick
ME i godzi sic ma zapiacenie owej SUI
my. Cd 90 do 80 automobilist6w by
wa tam W ten sposob ,.ograbianych"
codziennie. DIS do tel pu{apki wpadi
p. Z. F~laczyhski; kupiec z pnr. 11O6
Milwaukee ave-, jadac do Chicago
Heights. Jak inne ofiary, zap}aci}
szeSG ,~,bitych", a2eby dalszych kosz-
tow ! dalszej straty czasu uniknaC.
w krotkim czasie gdy czekaf ma ko-
nice swej rozprawy. ten sam los spo-
tkal czterech innych automobilist6w.
O tel ciekawej praktyce sedziego
Haymana dowiedzial sic Chicagoski
Klub M%otorowy j umieScii wielki ma
pts, o~strzegajacy automobilist6w 2
jodnej strony tor0w. lecz przejezdla-
jacy 2 drugiej strony ME vida go 2
daleka i wpadaia W sidla.
p. L. Flaczyhski oddal swQ spra-
we W rece adwokata J. \. Laseckiego,
kt0ry natycbmiast skomunikowal sic
Z buren, prokuratora S~tanOwego
HOyne'a. Ostatni kauai wdroayt Sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10
port tel cksploZyi detektywi Schwartz
i Hughes prowadza in~westygacye.

port tel cksplozyi; detektywi Schwartz
i Hughes prowadza inwestygacye.
q
WlaSnie w chwili, gdy pred wySzyn
klein. znajdujQcym sic PREY ulicy West
Chicago I've i ElstOu przystanQ} sa-
mOch0d, Z kt6regO wySiadac pocZcto xii
ku pasazerGw, przcjezdzali tamtedy W
s~amochodzic dctcktywi, w liczbic pic
ciu, Q gl0wnej kwatery. POniewaz IDA
walO i'm sic, re czuli Zapach wGdki W pc
wietrzu, ~przyblizyli sic do wspcmniane-
go SamochCdu, do kt0rcgO wnctrZa
ME omieszhali zagladnaG. Wcch ich ME
zawi6d}, ponicwaz znalezli wcwnQtrz
pieC galOn6w w6dki, Oraz kilkana&cic
flaSzeczeh. AreSztowali zoStali: Jan
WascU, 656 North May. MARGIN Kowal
czyk, 1423 Luce ul., JGzef Dallman,
1918 milwaukee, ave. "A wreSzcie Jan
Cwiak, I'LL North Paulina.
= q =
Gdy ma stacye policyjna Shelf
field nadesz4a w~czoraj W 'nocy via
domosG, IL 3odziej jakiS zakradi
sic byl do skiadu Jana Sergela, pnr.
1047 Belmont ave, znajdujacy sic
obok porucznik pNtcyi James Il.
Douherty. wybiegl ma podworZe.
wsiadl do ~stojacego pred stacya Sa
mochodu policyjncgo i W kilku Sc
kundach byI juz W drodZe W iowa
rzystwie samago kapitana. mianoW.
Gle Jana Smitha. Poniewaz znalezi
frontowe drzwi zamkniete, skradi
sic do ty}u. Ztodziej widzac, IL zostal
odkryty. drzwi chciai z~atrzasnac.
ME zdo}al jednak tego uczynit, po-
niewaz sill mu brak}o. Nastapiia go
nitwa: zlodziej biedz pCczaf ku
frontowi. przylapal go jednak wnet
porucznik i aresztowal. Jest MIN
17-letni Franciszek Paska, Sl4 AIT
geld ulicy. Przyznal sic il do no
dziejstwa popchnal 60 brak inne:
nracy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10
Wydobyvanio weglt ma
G6rnym SIasku.

wynosiio W c~zasie, pokoju CO.
dziennie okolo 10000 ton; pc re-
wolucyi niemieckiej iloSC ia obnizy-
Ia sic do $4,000 ton Tub nizej; "
ostatnich czasach jednak produk--
eva wegli idzie stale W gore j pre-
kroczyla juz 100, 900 ton dziennie.
Poprawi1 sic take cdw6z wegli ko-
LEILA zelazna, choG j~eszcze ME W tel
mierze, jakby to bylo pozadane.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10

dztwo, poczem formalna akcya sado-
wa bedzie wniesiona.
Sprawl ia zechce take zajac sic
lis. j. w. Robakowski. proboszcz pa
rafii polskiej sw. Stanislawa 3. i NJ.
W Poznaniu, kt6ry energia swa W
swoim czasie doprowadzil do togo, re
notoryczny w6wczas dom zajezdny
,,Roamer Inn" w P~oznaniu ocZyszczo
ny zostal &c swych nieprzyzwoitych
element0w. ]SpodziewaG sic MONA, re
ks. Robakowski W ten sam spos6b
zdoia ukrocic naduzycia sedziego
Haymana.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10
ZKAZIMIERZOWA.

Komitet Obywatelski dzielnicy
KazimierZowa Wraz z y. probo-
szczem, w. Furmanem, zaprasza
wszystkich obywateli i oby" aterki,
Towarzystwa koScielne j narodcwe,
jak r6wniez kupc6w i przemyslow
COW naszych. azeby iaskawie raczyl:
przybyt ma Vice, kt6ry sic odbedzie
dnia 1890 b. m. to jest W platek wio
cz6r, O godZ. 7:3O " szkole Wyzszej
C. H. Harrisona ma 24tcj Marshall
Blvd.
Ma wiecu TEN przemawia& bedZie
wyslaniec 2 Polski, ~ielce zas4uzo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10
.NOTATK OSOBISTE.

" tych dniach otrzymal intratn2
posade p. J6zef NJ. Skokna. Fam. pnr.
147I ". Superior ILL.,. W banku pod
nazwa Reliance State Bank, kt6'
~ lie mieSci PREY narolniku u!i>
Ashland Madison, jake manazcr
polskiego zagraniCznego departa.
mentu. zyczymy p~owodzenia.
AdwOkat l.. Pinderski, ~wyjechai
byl wczoraj W t~owarzys;wie y. ;.
A~damskiego. do miaSteczka Mad
son. Wis. W celu zalatwienia pewnyth
kwestyi prawnych: W Stanie tym Of
warta zostanie W tych dniaCh kampa
MIA ~sprzedaly akcyi Banku Sp6ieE
Zarobkowych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10
PULAPKA NA AUTOMOBILISTOW
W POZNANIU.

Sedziom. pokoju, kt6rzy wymierza-
il sDrawiedliwoSt W sadach ~nizszej
instancyi W mpiejszych miastaCh Sta
ru Illinois, ME brak pomyslowoSci
urozmaicenia. Pred tygodniem ska
zaIi dw6ch Polakow w Chicago
Heights ma kary pieniezne "a burg
live zakl6cauie spokoju publiczne--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10
ABANDONMENT.

Roczne Zebranie Akcyonaryu'
Sow SpoSki Wyda~nictwa Pol
skiego W Chicago, III, cdeedzle
sic w poniedzialek, dnia logo lu'
tego. 1920 roku, o godz, 2;So pc
poApdniu. W budynku Spc&i pnr
1855 West Division utica, W Chi
cago. III.
x. FIR. Gordon. c. r.
SHkretarZ
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10

flare do wnetrza maszyny i prZewie-
eli do kancelaryi doktOra H. Gumber-
"a. DIR. Gulberg zeznal pOlicyi, IL
Donas ma rany ma ciele, kt6rego go ma
pewien czas trzymaG beda w mieSz>a-
niu.
Gdy zaweZwana przez SaSiad0w poll
eva zjswi}a sic W m~ieszkahiu Wincen-
tego i Msryi RoSinskich. Fam. pnr.
46S2 So. Wood ulicy. wczOraj po pol
nocy. znalazia maizonk0w W Stanie pi-
janym, dom caly W nieladzie, krew za$
krcplami spadajaca z glowy ma twarz
wincentego dOwodziia, il stoczy4i oni
2 SODA ..przyjacielska wake. DR.. BOrel
Ii, lekarz p~olicyjny, SENSATIONAL glCt'
ka rane ma gfowie RoSinSkiego; osazato
sic p6zniej, PREY Sptsywaniu protokoiu.
il coma po~czestowala so butelkQ cd pi-
wa. MAJ jej ME pozostal W lyle, ponle.
wsl byia ona pobita ma calem cielc,
mia(a W dodatku zlamany napiastek.
Rnsihskiego, ktory liczy lat IS, pre-
xieziono do szpitaEa karnego. Poll
eva powisda, IL pzyczypy tel awantu-
~ Szukat nalezy W nadmiernej dOzie
Hoffman Drops, kt0re W daielnicy
Town IF Lake 50 bardzo popularne.
= =
Tomasz Jak6bowski, agent uni bu-
dowlanej, aresztowany wczOraj Zosta}
przez policyant6w STACEY Irving 10 pod
~strzelenie jednego Z robotnik6w budo-
wlanych. naZwiSkiem Bernard O'Reilly.
Prey ulicy keystone niejaki Robert n.
Pottinger buduje dom; do O'Reilly'e-
90 przyszedt JaE0bowSki i rozkazai NIL
rzucic prsce. poniewaz ME byt on u
uista. Gdy tenze wzbraniaI sic rOzkazu
us}uchac. JakGbowSkt strzelii do nieSo
z rewolweru, raniac go W szyje z takim
skmkiem. il tenze bedzie prawdOpodv~
bnie 5ycie cafe kaleka. Taka przynaj-
mniej jest opInia lekarza.
+ 0p =
KomiSarz zdr0wotny Robertson O.
g}aSza. IL wypadk6w influenZy i pneu-
m0nii jest tax iuz malo, IL jest rzeczQ
hezpieczna prawic odwirdzai s1pitale.
brac utlNal w pogrzcbach.
q - q
,niy FranriSzeN PaSzki"wicz. Fam. p.
mr.. 1919 W. 4Sy place. SCh0dzif Zesz-
lei nicizieli Z tramwaju prZy ulicv
5lej / Wentworth, trzyma4 ma reSu
roIetnia d~ziewczynkc. Helene Wa
To- W. 49ty place. Haledwie
opuScii StopieG tCamwaju. n~ajechany
zostai przez poiazajary "a rramwajem
"a nHoch0d firmy Yellow TaXi'. DZiew-
pod wplywcn nagiego uierze~
MA ~Oirzucona la pewna OdlegiO>t cd
noszac bOieSn6 Obrsz"ni&. g" r6wnieI
byte udzialem Ps~SzXiewicZu. Wvpadck
pr2ydaryl sic VkOt" g0dziny l0-tcj
ZaweZwano d0ktora :. A.
Hryndzc. 1908 80. Ashland ve.. kt6ry
Sc ofiarami wypaIhu opiekuje.
o ~ =
FranciSzc& NaStck, robotnik LEGACY
81. zam. pnr. 2tT2 so. Lincoln uI..
>padi wcsoraj 4 wySOkusri trZcciego
kic,ly hyi zsicty murowaniem
1owego OuIynGu PREY alley Medili ave.
Amhulansem policyjnym zabrano nieSz-
do douu, gdzic sic nuaj-
DUE w ~krytycznym stanie. Przywolany
lckarz sensational pekniecie czaszki,
zia manic n6s i ~uszkod2enia wewnetrZ-
ne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10
. - O

W przyszia nicdzicic. dnia logo b..
NJ. cdbcdzie sic bankict pofaczony Z
wicczurkicm rOzmaitOSci. kt6ry urzl
Izaja mirjseowC kluhy = mianowicie
Klub Miko&aja K%Opernika i Kfub Pan
Elizy Or~zeszkcwcj, W sail parafialnej.
We. Nipurrlalancgp Scrca Nary, W
Irving Parku. kom!tet prztgOtOwujc
doborowy program i n~icSpOdzianeN
wiplp
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10

Do Szpitala psychOpatycznego "dcsfa-
na zustaia wcZoraj Matyida BaJer. IL
czaca lar 81. Fam. pnr. 2526 No. LeNins
ton ave. jest Slaba umystow0; iekarZ
opiekujacy sic chora p~olecii il tam o.
desiaC.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10

Prey ulicy 4Iej. pomiedEy Lincoln a
Winchester, uajechany zOstai zeszAej
Hiedzieii wieezorem Stefan DonaS,
f6Ej So. Winchester ave, " chwili gdy
~przechOdzi{ mica. Pr6cz ~wlaScfciela sa
mochOdu Klarentego Padety. 1915
Winchester ave-. znsjdOTai sic r6wniez
Jan Kulak ,+644 So. Winchester ave.
Natychmiast przystaneli, wssdzili o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10

wezoraj po poinocy. ~p6d4oGona costa
Ia bomba pod budynek firmy American
Parlor Furniture Co. ~mieSzczacej sic
pnr. All y. Lincoln ulicy. Nastapi3a w
kr6tce e&splozya, kt6ra jednak PROF.
dzi1ry pokaanej " Scianie fabry&i, po-
wa&niejsDej szkody ME wyrzadzi}a. W
fabryce tel wyszli ma strajk tapicerzy
i i'm 10 p~rzypisuja wine. Stacya pOlicyj-
ma West Chicago ave-, OtZymala IA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10

Do~wisdujemy sic. il ma koncercie
KAHN tCh6r Mezatek) wystspi 2 Kill
ku numerami Orkiestra mandolinowa,
ziOiOna q 40 muzykow, pod dyrekc5R
o. StanisIawa Ochwata. Zapswne ME
wielu vie. il W Chicago ~iStnieje podO-
ma polska orgsnizacya przyczyna te-
20 TO, il w~ystepuja oni bardZO rzadko
KOncert Odbedzie sic W ZjednOcze-
uiu przySzlej niedzieli; r~Ozpocznie sic
0 gcdzinie 6smej, ME o siGdmej - DIX
to juz raz zaznacyliSmy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10

Kluby ObywatelSkie mianowicie:
Klryb Adama Mickiewiczu i Pan hr0lO-
wei Jadwigi. skupiajace sic PREY pa
rafii Nsjsw. Mary Fanny AnielsEiej.
urzadzaja W najblizsza %nicdziele dnia
logo b.. IN, w~ieczorek ZapuStny W sail
pa rafislnej. Doch6d przeznaczony IA
potrze6y nowego k~osciOta.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10

..Rywale". melodramat nowOczesny
pieSaie odegrany zesziej niedzieli
przez Wyasza Szko}e. Sw. Trolley i
K6iko Literaokie. pOwt0nlie wystawio-
ny zostaRie W przyszla niedziele, dnia
logo b. NJ. 0 godzinie Smej wieczo-
rem, " sail Sw. Trolley.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10

Ignacy DzieDgelewski, robotnik, IL"
.czacy lat "a. am. pnr. 3456 No. Lexing
ton ul.. sostal onegdaj najechany przez
automobil PREY Kedzie i Chicago ave.
ktGFym kierowai James Malone, Fam.
pnr. 400 SeBberry ave. Ambulansem
zabrsno nieszczesliwego do domu, gdzie
sic znajduje pod -opieka lekarska. $40
fera aresztowano.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10

Ferdinand Czech. zam. pnr. 1885
Fairfield avenue. przechOdzac RooSe-
yelt Road, zoStai najechany prZez tram
val linii 2daZaj acy w kie-
runku wschodnim pokaleczoly
na cicIe: ma tez naruSzona czaszke.
Ambulansem p~olicyjnym zabrano niesz
czealiwego do szpitala powiatowego,
gdzie sic najduje W k~rytycznym sta
ME. Nuuer tramwaju: 1885 Motorowe-
go 6S12 q konduktora 1103.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10

prawdopHtDhn.e ~prZypadeE PcD6a
Ni} zy,ia Jana =. Tr"Skie21 ~ IAN.
aur. 10 \. California ave WcZoraj
r~,aIezioa" z" " ~TIiaini j"a" h"1 zy'
ia kurrN s4lyUy 6yf otwa:Jy.
The New York herald., 1920-01-11

AUTOMOBILE owners, attention. Have your
Ovorhauling done bv experts. work guaranteed;
,xperts on Stutz. Bt-RNS a SPENCER. 2.G19
-f6 nv Tnl AuIuinn -fJ9a
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-04-02
A PEACE RESOLUTION WILL BE
CONSIDERED IN HOUSE FRIDAY

Wachi,I rton, March 31.-A joint
resolution declaring a state of peace
will be considered by the house Fri
day. Chairman Campbell, of the
Rules Committee announced today,
while Republican leaders and men,
bers of the foreign affairs committee
were in the conference to decide the
final form the resolution should take
Chairman Porter of the Foreign af-
fairs committee, said an agreement
was expected to be reached late today.
Representative Flood, Of Virinia,
ranking Democrat of the foreign af-
fairs committee, will lead the admin
istration fight against passage of the
resolution. He will contend that con
gress has not the constitutional right
to declare a state of peace and that
any resolution passed by congress
merely could request the President
to issue a proclamation declaring
peace.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-04-02
GROVER BERGDOLL
GOES TO PRISON

New York, March 3O.-Grover
Cleveland Bergdoll, wealthy young
Philadelphia recently eourtmartial-
ed for desertion because of his al
legged failure to report for military
ervice during the draft, was SEN
fenced to five years in prison, ac-
cording to decision of the court
made public here today.
The sentence effective today is for
hard labor in the Jail at Governors
Island. In addition Bergdoll's rights
of citizenship are forfeited as re;
suit of his conviction. p. - -
The findings of the courtmatial,
which completed its work March II
last, were approved today by Lieut..
Gen. Robert Lee Bulard, commander
of the department of the East. ard
Immediately communicated to Berg
doll, who has been in a cell at the is
land.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-04-02
Hollingsworth Visits Willianrston

Judge M. E. Hollingsworth went
up to Williamson one day recently
to spend the day. He had not been
there for fifty years and was anxi-
Gus to try the water at the famous
spring again. He tried it and found
it just as good as he ever knew it be-
fore unless it was on the morning af-
ter. He sat for an hour beneath one
of the great oaks in the fine grove
about which oak linger tender men,
ories for him. He says Williamson is
abou t the same that it was fifty
years ago, and there have been a few
changes in the Judge in that time.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-04-02
TROUBLE OF Is
YEARS is GONE
Relieves Stomach Trouble
After Fifteen Years OF
Suffering

''I have tried for fifteen years to
find q medicine that would help me,
but Meritone is the first one that
ever brought me any real benefits"
said Mrs. W. h Whitson, of COL
West Short Street, Lexington, Ky.
"My stomach was all out Of
order," Mrs. Whitson continued.
Nothing l ate digested right and
gas would form on my stomach and
would pain me so that I just didn't
know what i would do. My nerves
were affected and kept getting worse
until / finally got so that the least
noise would excite me and / could
hardly sleep at night.
4 tried everything without any re-
lief and finally I decided to try
Meritope, as l had heard 60 many
people praise it.
"Since taking Meritone my stom-
ach is hack in perfect order and !
can eat anything and never have any
trouble with my stomach any more.
"My nerves are much better and /
sleep fine at night"
Meritone is highly recommended
by thousands Of people who have
tried it:and know it's real value.
Meritone is sold exclusively in Alb
beville by The McMurray Drug Co.
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Mr.. E. A. Thompson Here

Mr.. E. A. Thompson, of Pell City,
Ala, who is we'll remembered in Alb
beville as the first successful superin-
tendent of Abbevile Cotton Mills is
in the city for a few days visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Foster Barnwell, of
Greenville Street. Mr.. Thompson
is looking we'll and is prospering at
his home at Pell City. He informs
that he has purchased farm and TAX
en- to the soil again, but this time he
is managing matters a little differ.
ent from the way he managed some
of his prior farm operations.
His friends in Abbeville are always
glad to see him.
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CONVICTS MAKE ESCAPE

Rock Hill, March 30.-Frank
Moore, white, and John Crockett, ne
gro, members of the county chain
gang escaped late Monday. and have
not been recaptured. Meager de-
tails obtainable are that these two
were among those left at scamp on
wash day with a single guard and
that they suddenly sprang upon him
and overpowered him and got his pis-
tol and after forcing another convict
to file their irons off, fled. Alarm
was given and searching parties went
out until night, but without success,
the search being renewed today.
Moore was convicted year ago of
complication in the killing of police
man Pennington at Sharon and was
serving a ten year sentence.
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Rain Fall Excessive

Farmers all over the county are
ing the past few days has been ex-
cessive even at time when heavy
rains are the usual thing. This
morning there was an unusually
downpour about 4 o'clock, damaging
power lines between here and the
Savannah River.
Farmers al over the county are
beginning to be perturbed over the
question of getting crops into the
ground. Very little blowing has been
done and further work will be re-
quired on lands already plowed in
the way of preparation for plant
ing,
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I'M \\N<< ~ ~
COLD SPRINGS.
kA<\\\

Miss Allie Bell McCombs spent
Saturday night and Sunday with Miss
Ellen Hagen.
Miss Ola Winn spent from Thurs
day until Saturday at Mr.. T. F. Ul-
drick's.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Newell and D.
E. Jr., spent the weekend in Nc
Cormick with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christia Co..hrs-.
pent a few days last week near
Toney Creek with relatives.
Miss bessie King spent the week
end with home people.
Miss Ruby and Mr.. Claude Uldrick
Ispent from Saturday until Monday
with their uncle. Mr.. W. B. Uldrick.
Mr.. Fred Uldrick spent from Sat-
IIurday until Monday with Mr.. Horace
KING.
Misses Ola and jamie Winn spent
Saturday with Mrs. Tom Cocran.
Mr.. Dickie Ellis spent Saturday
nigt with MI. Paul Mann.
Miss Sarah Uldrick spent from
Saturday until Monday with Miss
Vera LOFTS
Mr.. Roy McCombs spent the week
end with with home people.
Mrs. Floyd Uldrick, and children,
spent Wednesday near Hodges with
her sister, Mrs. Bill Anderson.
Mr.. w. A. Hagen, and family, and
Mr.. Frank Uldrick, spent Wednesday
in Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Osborne, and
children, spent Sunday night with
Mr.. and Mrs. George David Nash.
Mrs Andrew Newell, and children,
spent last FRIDAY at Mr. N. P. Mil
ford's.
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AUTOMOBILE
THIEVES ARRESTED HERE

Four Greenwood men were arrest
ed here Thursday, being suspected
of being auto thieves. They came to
Abbeville in a Ford, which they
tried to dispose of at low price. On
investigation it was found that the
car had been bought by one of the
men in the party. The four men
were then released by the local po-
lice.
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Moving Near Greenville Street.

Mrs. ]. F. Bradley has purchased
the lot on Chestnut street between
the Bradley and Barnwell lots and
will build a residence during the
summer months. Her. friends on
Wardlaw street will give her up with
regret, but are glad to have her de-
ide to get up near a genuinely first
class street.
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At Lebanon Church

There will be a meeting at Leba-
non Church next Sunday at 3 p. m.
at which time matters of importance
will be discussed and a beginning
will be made on the four million dol
lar campaign. This meeting will not
interfere with the one at Bethia
Church.
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Mrs. Blanchett Dies

News of the death of Mrs.
Blanchett, 81 years old, at her home
in Iva reached here this morning.
Mrs. F. S. Hays and Mrs. J. D.
Sanders, 81, granddaughters, were
called to sher bedside Tuesday. The
funeral Wm be held at Iva Saturday
morning. ..
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-04-02
CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF

l hereby announce myself a candi-
date for Sheriff of Abbeville Courty
in the Democratic Primary, and |
pledge myself to be governed by the
rules and to abide the result of the
primary.
NJ PTTTM
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Mumps

Miss Ella May Tribble, who has
not put away childish things just
vet, has a first class case of mumps
and is confined to her room at the
Community House. Miss Ola Tribble
taught for her Thursday ard Fri
day.
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Easter Visitors

Miss Elizabeth Jones is home
from Anderson College for the
Easter holidays and has as her
visitors, Misses Gladys Seagars, OF
Hartsville, Sara Spearman, of New
berry, and Clarice Townsend, of
Anderson.
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At Long Cane

The Rev. II. C. Fenrell will
preach at Long Cane Church Sun
day morning. After the, services a
congregational meeting Win be held,
at which time a pastor win be called
and four deacons elected.