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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-25
Springtime Very
Severe on Catarrh

anything more than temporary
relief result from the use Of
sprays, atomizers, jellies, 10
tons, salves and other locally
applied treatmenti
Take your own case, for In
stance. Doubtless You have
faithfully tried all Of The local
remedies ever recommended.
Outside Of possibly unstopping.
for the time being, the clogged
up air passages, and affor1ine
a little temporary relief from
difficult breathing, what real
benefit have you received from
remedies, locally appledl
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-25
DAYLIGHT SAVING IN
WASHINGTON ASKED

Washington. d. C.. March 24.-Busi-
ness men of Washington. In a meeting
in the interest of daylight saving
which was attended by representatives
of government departments and by
numerous civic organizations, went on
record in favor of a notwithstanding
regulation in the District Of Columb a
The following resolution was adopted
BE it resolved, that the president
OF the United States, the heads of tho
executive departments, and the com
missioners of the District OF Column
bia be, and hereby are earnestly and
respectfully requested 70 issue such
proclamation or order as may he
necessary to advance the time in the
District OF Columbia one hour from
A. M. on the last Sunday In March,
10 A. M. on the last Sunday in octo.
Der; and that all employers and all
citizens generally are hereby earnestly
and respectfully called upon to con-
form promptly to such proclamation
or order. to the end that it may be
uniformly observed"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-25
R|CHnONO BUSINESS
!. MEN FAVOR DAYLIGHT
SAVING ORDINANCE

! The chamber OF commerce in COM
mon with other local organizations, IS
advocating the daylight saving ord'-
nance now before the city council, ana
in urging It's adoption, has written the
committee the following letter;
| Ordinance Committee City Council.
Richmond, Va.
Dear Sir:
Il submit herewith for your con-
sideratfon few suggestions which I
hope viii justify the ordinance corn
mittee recommending favorably and
! promptly the daylight saving ordinance
now pending before the committee.
The daylight saving law, which was
/ national ono. most beneficial and
popular IN American cities particularly
in manufacturing cities--the benefits
being shared in by employer and sm-
ployes--was defeated in congress by
the agricultural interests.
1T is thought that to give the EN-
ployes in all walks OF life an hour or
more day1it\. in the afternoon stimu-
lates production and service and ~
fords refreshing period. as SO much
! of the time at this season of the year
1 Is spent in the open air Getting up
| In the morning one hour earlier during
| this season, refreshes the mind and
| body as the sun 10 up most of this
period before the hour of rising Is
| reached.
Our information is that the laboriag
people who are now demanding short
| er hours for work In order that they
may have more daylight for recreation.
| are heartily in favor Of the daylight
/ saving law.
| AS to confusion of time, people
soon become accustomed to this. By
distinguishing railroad time from city
time would be simply one hours dir
ference. While we are deeply concern ID
regarding time and convenience of
arrivals IN this city and departures
therefrom, our frst consideration
should be the ss per cent OF citisens
who do very little travelling.
| Forty manufacturing cities in this
nance. in fact every manufacturing
city will not fail to do SO. attach
here to a list of cities that have
adopted the daylight saving from
which you will note most or them are
large Manufacturing centers.
Trusting this information will be
OF some service, I beg to remain.
! Yours very truly,
! wv. T. DABNEY.
Business Manager
| Cities which favor the plan:
| New York State-New York city.
Buffalo, Syracuse, Utica. Troy. Yonk-
ers. Gloversville. Cohoes, Mount ves-
non.
! New Jersey--Csmden PIainfieid, New
Brunswick. Hoboken. Jersey City.
| Pennsylvania Philadelphia. Pitts
burg. Cory, Allentown. Easton.
MAine--PortIand. South Portland.
Massachusetts - Worcester, Lynn,
Marlboro, Clinton.
Michigan-@Detroit, St Joseph.
Connecticut--Hartfor Putnam.
Deleware--Wilmingt
Colorado--~Denver.
OhioA--Columbue.
New Observation-Disclosures
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-25
|S0ME SPEED IN
THIS BUILDING

Chicago. March 24.-Tom Johnson,
Chicago attorney, and Nathan / Sachs,
New York attorney, lunehed together
here one, day When they reached the
cigars the conversation drifted into
the subject of expeditions building ao~
tivities.
&. Sachs started it by telling of the
construction of ten-story building
in two weeks.
That's nothing" said Johnson, II
went down to work one morning at
: o'clock, and the workmen were dig
ging the foundation OF building.
when ] passed the spot at o'clock
that night the building was not only
completed, but two families were he
ing evicted for nom payment of rent"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-25
ECONOMIC RESULTS
Of PROHIBITION

Boston. March .4-Brewery prop
critics in Boston are rapidly being
transformed into important industrial
establishments, providing employment
for a larger number of workers in
many instances. and bringing into use
for constructive purposes a substantial
addition to the floor space devoted 20
mercantile and industrial activities.
The large economic benefits involved
in these Developments are refuting the
predictions of liquor interests that pro
hibtion would result in great financial
loss not only by throwing great num-
hers of brewery workers out OF en-
pioyment. but by leaving expensive
properties to the ravages Of idleness
and neglect. The latest transaction
involves the purchase by the Boston
Wood and Merchandise stores OF -four
of the largest breweries in Boston fsr
the storage OF wool and other me-
chandise. Two rectifying concerns in
this city have been replaced by hard
ware store, two breweries are making
chocolate and confectionery, and
others engaged in the manufacture of
denaturized alcohol. One OF the brew :
ers engaged in making chocolate prod
ucts is said to have done so well that
/ the floor space devoted to the purpose
is being doubled.
Buffalo, n Y, March 34-prohibi-
ton Is causing a marked decline in the
number of arrests at Lockport, N. Y.
Up until March Is the city police force
made but thirty nine arrests, as com
pared with III during the same period
OF 1919. A marked saving has been
effected by the city in maintenance OF
prisoners. on March Is there wers
thirty-nine prisoners in the county
jail, as compared with seventy-one on
the same day OF last year. This ratio
has held good practically since profit
hition went into effect.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-25
Golf and Tennis Toys Hit Fashionable
Society in Battle Against High Prices

discarded the tradition OF wearing q
dress suit during the day when travel
ling. 1t has been the habit fus
French presidents to do SO whether
they opened some cattle fair In a 70.
mote province or unveiled monu-
ment in a city. The presidents new
travelling attire will be a rough tweed
suit and gray, soft hat
Nine. Deschanel, recognized as the
leader OF the French society arbiter OF
wornen's fashions, intends to veal
golf suits whenever possible. by way
of supporting the finance ministcr'l
crusade for economy and to discour.
age the fashion houses on the Rue de
In Paix.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-25
HOWTTEFIIsS' ASSOCIATION
MEETS AT AlURPHY'S TONIGHT

A meeting OF the Howftxers' aaso-
cation viii be held tonight In the
auditorium of Murpht's hotek COM
rnencins at $40 o'clock Colonel G..
Percy Halves. commander, requests
every member OF the association 70
be present at the meeting, ana also
all members OF the I11th field ar
tffiery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-25
DesprtasfoDs Planned.

New York. March e4.--Morc than
400 Russians. Firms and Poles. found
to have advocated the overthrow by
violence OF the government of the
United States, are to be deported on
relief ships which are TO sail within
month to carry -four to needy
European countries, according to an
announcement made by immigration
authorities here yesterday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-25
Is BILLS IN THE
ANTT-RENT PROGRAM

A harry. n Y, March 24.-The of
fieiai legislative anti-rent profiteering
program, strengthened by the un-
stinted protests Of tenants, was made
public today. II consists of a series
OF thirteen bills. all of which arc
operative until November l, 1922.
The entire series was agreed upon al
'A'conference OF leaders of both houses
and promise was made that they will
be speedily passed. The stormy hear
Ing yesterday was directly responsible
tor the speedy action.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-25
RELIEF BILL rs
FINALLY PASSED

Washington. March 24.---The senate
has passed tho bin authorizing the
Federal Grain corporation u use s.
eee.D0o barrels cf -four to feed the
needy people in Europe The corpo~
ration is authorized to sell the -four.
or to extend credit for u. The bill
already has passed tina house. The
senate made no amendment 10 It.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-25
Ex-EhPtROR To Be
KING Of HUNGARY

(ExcluSixe Cable to Universal Service
and the London Daily Express)
Budapest, March 24.--Hungarian
roya tiles announced today that Ex
Emperor Charles, while renouncing
his rights to the Austrian throne, has
decided to retain his claim to be king
Of Hungary courier from Prangin,
where the former ruler now resides
brought his personal message TO Ad-
miral Rorthy. the Hungarian regent.
The e&-emperor Is now busily
specializing in Hungarys language,
politics and economies. 1t Is recalled
that Admiral Horthy promised re-
Gently to do his utmost to restore
Charles on the Hungarian throne.
Sir Martin Conway of England pre-
diets that an enormous number of
Americans will visit Europe this year
and will spend $3.50, 600, goo in Eng
land and France.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-25
son OF AMERICAN WOMAN IS
AIDE TO BRITISH WAR MINISTER.
GOVERNOR cox
ENTERS THE ARENA

Columbus. o, March 24.--The can
didacy of Governor James NJ Cox COR
the Democratic presidential nomination
was formally announced today, and
IL ess stated that National Commit
teernan Edmund II. Moore will he In
charge of Governor Cox's headquar-
tiers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-25

Resigning after twenty-eight years
presidency of Cornell university. Jacob
Gould Schurman says he believes in
reasonably frequent changes in the
once of chief executive"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-25

Two after the war the United States lost the famous
much
the Park,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-25

President zeidler of the Russian
Red Cross. reports that Petrograd is
city suffering from famine, cold.
disease and robbery Owing to want
Of fuel the capital IS becoming de-
serted.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-25
POLICE NOTES

The police department Is invest
eating a report in which it is alleged
that cash box containing $50 was
stolen frrno a street car at Twenty
sixth and Hull streets several nights
ago, while the conductor was absent
from the car.
On the charge of giving false in
formation in making application for
a family allowance under the war risk
insurance act, Joseph Brown was dis
missed by United States Commissioner
Flagenheimer. at a preliminary hear
ing yesterday,
The case of Frank Beattie, who
stands charged with the theft of "a
dog the property of II. l. Harrell, sal
Nicholson street. was continued until
April Q by Justice Crutchfield, in po-
lice court yesterday.
Gideon Martin has been arretsed
in connection with the robbery of Si05
worth OF paint from the paint shop
OF w. r. Stansbury and Brother. 22s
Temple street The case went over
until March 81. when it was called in
police court yesterday morning. leo
Sshoof is charged Jointly with the
Martin case.
On two charges of robbery in which
he pleaded guilty in hustings court
John w. Jones, S22 Spring street, was
sentenced to four years in the peni-
Tertiary. Jones was arrested by po-
| liceman Bremen and Haake several
weeks ago on the charge OF being the
ringleader of an organized gang OF
thieves who have been systematical-
! ly robhing stores throughout the city
! Jane Woody, colored domestic, was
j fined $25 in the hustings court yester-
day on the charge of stealing wear
ing apparel from the home of Mrs.
/ W. L. Sydnor, 1003 Floyd avenue. She
was given thirty days in which to pay
her fine.
A report was received yesterday al
police headquarters to the effect that
Miss Lizzie Terrell, a trained nurse
had taken poison at 2702 Floyd ave-
nue., in an attempt at suicide. Miss
Terrell is originally from Hanover
county. Her condition was reported
favorable yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Stella Young, alias Mrs. Cor
don, was found guilty of the charge
of defrauding W. G. Baptist, 1915
Enslow avenue, out of $3.50 by sell
ing him an automobile that had been
stolen at Utica n. Y. She was given
a term of one year in the peniten-
tiary.
A fine of $50 was imposed on w
C. Croucr, of so6 west Grace street
in police court yesterday when he
was charged with speeding his auto
through the street faster than allowed
by daw..
i Verdict and Judgment in the sum
of $243.50 has been entered in the
suit OF w. b. Farrer against w. A.
Vernon, in the city circuit court
On the charge OF obtaining SO I'M
der false pretenses from John Fray
ser. Peter Day. was sent to jail for
sixty days from police court yesterday
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-25

this lot in his flight, and was later
captured at Camp Lee.
Final events in Camp Lees horse
and motor show were held this
morning, beginning at Q o'clock.
and attracted many Petersburgers
there. The events were held on the
field at Avenue A and Lee ave-
nue.. where seating arrangements
were built for visitors and soldiers
stationed at the camp who were not
participants.
All organizations at the camp
held elimination contests Monday
morning and the entries today were
limited to two winners of each class
of the separate outfits
During President Wilson's illness,
Vice President Marshall has been ad-
dressed on all sorts of matters from
petitions for federal pardon to appoint
nnents in the consular service. the peo-
pie supposing that somehow he was
the presidents office assistant and
substitute. But X Is pointed out. es-
pecially since the Lansing Incident,
that the vice-president has walled an
absolutely correct course, calling a
meeting OF the cabinet only when es-
pecially invited to do so by the presi-
dent.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-25

~ ii rOucfuticn authorizing President
l0ocn 10 negctists new treaty with
{3ormany win be introduced in congress
~ NapresentAssve Hal u, Flood. he
fyN With q view to guperceding The
Ynux resolution. which Mr.. Flood con-
Ge4eSu entirely inccuous. In that II calls
o. Germany to accomplish the impos-
nibse.
~. Flood came to Richmond TO It
&eMd the hearing before Special Master
0cott on the claims presented In cen
nNrtjcn with the West Virginia debt
aefflemsrt He was a member of tae
<3eNt commission which negotiated with
west virginia for many years.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-25

~ GkAfs u war, h 10 get The country
MAk - = Msrmal basis. This only
an - aenA It 10 pointed out by wip-
&NG - WeAtnte Scoks the war legts-
~ WAtcA places irksone and bur
meOA.
III Il A1nnksk I'm rspealing all Of the
ii 9uency lAwa, 4 b explained. Is inn
mUkteAAla, beoAuse Of the fact that
- % fAsm should mot be disturbed,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-25

The Georgia Cyclone
Congressman w. ID. ryphaw nj Rroa A
Street Methodist church, Sunday 4
p. M--Adv.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-25

On the charge OF giving false in
formation in making application for
a family allowance under the war risk
insurance act Joseph Brown was dis
missed by United States Commissioner
Flagenheimer. at preliminary hear
ing yesterday
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-25
GOVERNMENT Of

Continued From Page One. }
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-25

The police department is investi-
eating a report in which it is alleged
that cash box containing $50 was
stolen frmo a street car at Twenty
sixth and Hull streets several nights
ago, while the conductor was absent
from the car.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-25

A report was received yesterday at
police headquarters to the effect that
Miss Lizzie Terrell, trained nurse
had taken poison at 2702 Floyd ave
nue., in an attempt at suicide. Miss
Terrell is originally from Hanover
county. Her condition was reported
favorable yesterday afternoon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-25

The case of Frank Beattie, who
stands charged with the theft of "a
dog the property of H /. Harrell, sal
Nicholson street, was continued until
April Q by Justice Crutehfield, in po-
lice court yesterday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-25

fine of $50 was imposed on w
C. Croucr, of s06 west Grace street
in police court yesterday when he
was charged with speeding his auto
through the street faster than allowed
by daw
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-25

Mrs, Stella Young, alias Mrs. Cor
don, was found guilty of the charge
of defrauding W. q. Baptist, 1915
Enslow avenue, out of 81 $50 by SELL
ing him an automobile that had been
stolen at Utica N. Y. She was given
term of one year in the peniten-
tiary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-25

Jane Woody, colored domestic, wal
fined s25 in the hustings court yester'
day on the charge of stealing wear
ing apparel from the home of Mrs
w. l., Sydnor. 1908 Floyd avenue. She
was given thirty days in which to pay
her fine.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-25

Verdict and Judgment in the sum
of $24S.5o has been entered in the
suit of w. b. Farrer against w. A.
Vernon, in the city circuit court.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10

wSkiego jake dyakOna i y. Leona Hinca
jake subdyakona. S. p. Andrzej liczyl
PREY zgonie lat 63. Nastepna ofiara
byf s. p. J0Zef LySakOwski, LEGACY
lat 81, Fam. pnr. 11jS n. Girard III.
POgrzcb Odprawi{ y. Leonard Long
c. r. Niece mfodszy cd ostatniego, DO
Legacy lat II byl S. p. WladySiaw ia
nicli, Fam. pnr. 1856 Cortland ul. y.
Franciszek RepihSki c. r., Odprawil o.
Statnie cerenfOnie p~OgrzebOwe. w sam
dZien NOwego Roku. p~Ozegnali sic z
tym &wiatem s. p. JGzef Siuda i S. p.
Stanisiaw J0zefowicz. PierwSzy liczy{
lat 80. padt Ofiara paralizu i krwiotO-
kN a drugi ZaS ofiarQ suchot; liczyi
lat %. WSpInialy pogrzeb s. p. J0zefa
Study Odbyf sic z dOmu zaloby pnr.
1920 Winnebago ILL.,, w p~Oniedzia}ek,
dnia 5go b. NJ. NabOie6stwo celebro-
wal Y. Franciszek Gordon c. r., W a
S~yStencyi Y. Leonardo Tonga jake dy-
akcna i Kleryka Jana Balcera, jake
~subdyakOna. Wigilie, opr6cz wymieniO-
nych Spiewali y. Jan Sobieszczyk C.
r., p. Antoni Wicdemann i p. Ludwik
Jankowski. w cZasie nabolcnstwa ma
ch6rze Spiewali wyzej w%ymicnieni or
ganiSci i panic: AgnieSzka Kowalska
i AnaStazya Ezop. Ma OffertOrium pa
nj a. KOziowska, OdSpiewaha solo, PREY
akOmpaniamencic s%krzypiec p. Janko-
wSkicGo i Organu p. Wicdemanna. w
tym Samym dniu, odbyi sic take po-
grzeb S. p. StanlSlawa J6Zcfowicz, z
domu zalOby pnr. 1910 n. Wood I'll.
N~abOlehstwo i ceremOnie ~pogrzebowe
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10

odprawii X. dr.. StaniSlaw Gadacz {.
r., dawniejszy kolega szkolny zmar-
lego. PAM A. Ezop, od$piewala rzcwnc
solo. Mech odpoczywuja w pokoju.
T. fcstynu jaki sic odby} w sail ma
ryanowskicj ma dOch6d dzicci Ofiar wOj
ny W PolSce zebrano sumo $4,000.
Sumo te oddano we wlaSciwe miejsce.
Pierwsze chrZty tegOrOCznc ma Mary
anowic byiy naStepujace: ~SylwcStra,
c6rka pp. F~ranciSzka i Maryi Schroe-
der | Veronica, c6rka PIP. PiOtra /
Petroneli Radzik. Dnak, re ME bedzic
wOjny.
w ~nicdziclc, SEQ 1utego b.. T., Klub
Panien Sw. AgnieSzki. skupiaiQcy sic
PREY parafii NajSw. Maryi Fanny A.
nielskiej, urzadza przedStawienie W
sail pa~rafialnej. Blizsze szczeg6iy W
Swoim czasie.
::
We wtorck. dnia 1890 b. IN, ch0r
parafialny NajSw. Maryi Fanny Aniel-
Skiej. bedzie mial rOcznq inStalacyc
urzednikGw W sail Spiewu. WSzysCy
spIewacy bez wyjatku wlnni sic sta
vic.
"
w C0wartek, dnia l. 60 b. m. Tow.
Aw. %SylweStra, dZiaiajace ma Maryano-
vie, bedzic mia}o roCznr poSicdzcnie
w sail zwyklych pOSiedzcn. InStalacya
nOwych urzcdnik0w ma pOrzadku dzien-
nym. ObccnnSC k%Onicczna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10

CIV ma niwie s~cenicznej. z okazyi tel
urzadza przedstawienie. ktore sic
ma odbyc kr6tko pred wielkim po-
stem. Odeg ANA ~zostania sztuka p. I.
.Dymitr i Marya'. Blizsze szczego-
Nv W swoim czasie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10

i roczne spawozdanie z dzialalnosci
sp0lki.
K0lko Dramatyczne dzialajace
PREY parafii Sw. Stanisiawa B. NJ,
W przyszlym miesiacu obchcdzic be-
die rocznice dziesiecio-letniej pra-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10
Z MARYANOWA

Jan Balcer. Sfuchacz Sw. TeOlOgii. ba
wiac u rodzic0w swoich pOdczaS feryl
Swiatecznych, odjechal W czwarteE 2
powrotem do Seminaryum ,Kenrick''
" st. Louis. Mo-, ma daSze studya.
Pod kOniec roku szkonegO otrzyma ON
~Swiecenia kaplaGSkie. Wyjechat take
student Grzeg6rz Szmieszkal, kt6ry r0-
wniez spedza( swieta W domu rodzi-
cielSkim.
" ubiegly poniedzialek, dnia 5-so
b. N, Sp6fka BudowniczO PozyczSowa
i Hasa O~SzczednoSci pOS nazwa ,.Fa-
Their Gordon Building and Loan Assn"
otworzy}a 3Sma nova serve. do ktoreJ
bez zadnych og&osze6 zapisa&a sic INA
GINA liczba nowych akcyOnaryuszy. WI
doznem jest, re ludzie obecnie wieceJ
oSzczedZaja - DO lepiej zarabiaJa a
W dodatku prohibicya tez DUO z ten
ma do czynienia.
-
N~ajmlodszy Choir maryanowski, "a
Staraniem ~miejScowego Organisty p.
Antoniego Wiedemanna, urZadzit ola
swoich czRonkiG, wiecz6r g~wiazdkOwy
PREY choince W sail Spiewu. GOScmi
byn: y. DIR. Stanisiaw Gadacz c. R.,
PAM Leonardo Wiedemann, iona or
ganisty, panny: Zofia Wiedemann i
Marya StarzynSka. BawionO sic weso-
10, spiewajac tradycyjne kolendy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10

Powyzsza klisza przedstawia Spie-
waka D. Donate C~olafemina, tenora,
Wfocha, ktory wystapi re Spiewem
solowym jutro wieczorem dnia 11gd
b.. m, W sail wielkiej sw. Stanislawa
Kostki, ma wieczorku zwanym ,,Chin-
ska noca" "a night in China), kt6ry
urzadza Klub Panien. skupiajacych
sic Dry teiae parafii. Take wyko-
ma taniec baletowy, PARMA Loretta
Balcer. Doch6d przeznaczony ma pa
rafie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10

W oStatnia niedziele dnia 25-go b.
M, w wielkiej sail maryanowskiej, od-
bedzie sic wSp6lna inStalacya wszyst-
kich oddzia}Gw Macierzy PolSkiej, po-
iaczona z obchodem styczniowym.
RzucajQc pamiec wstecz IA wypadki
parafii maryamOwSkiej W rOku 1913,
dowiadujemy sic, re zawezwan do cho-
rych bylo Okolo 80; ~pOgrzebGw ST;
chrzt6w 1S9: Slub0w "a a nawr6ceh
ma homo WARY koSciola katoliclieSo ).
Do SzkOly ~uczeszcza z CORA 100; czyn-
nych parafian t. j. takich, kt6rzy W u
bieglym roku OfiarOwali koSciolOwi die
siecine, jest okoio 1150. Me jeStto
wprawdzie wieika liczba - lecz mimo
to, MaryanOwO buduje okazaia wspa-
niala Swiatynie PanSka. POSwiecenie
nowego >koSciola p. W. NajSw. Maryi
Fanny Anielskiej, byfo odkladane kill
Ea razy z pOwodu zaStOj0w W budo-
wrnictwie. Ma wiosnc jednak, wkr6tce
po Swietach WieEkanOcnych, podwoje
novel Swiatyni zoStana otwarte nape-
VINO.
" kr6tkim czaSie Smierc ~nieublaga-
ma zrObiia atak ma St~arSzych Obywate-
Ii Maryanowa. Kazdy vie dObrze, re
Smierc ME Aartuje. Najpierw zmari
S. p. Andrea Szywe, Fam. pnr. 2O36
y. Wood ul., kt6ry chorowa{ kr6tko a.
lie ciezko ma zapalenie m6zgu. PoSrzeb
odprawtl Y. Antoni Gawrych, z Ser
cows, kt6rego wujem by} ~niebOszczyk,
W aSystencyi y. Stanis}awa DerengO-