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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-03-23
GIRL DIES OF BURNS
IN BOURBON COUNTY.

Miss Josephine English, 20 years
old, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
English, of Paris died Saturday
night of burns received that after
noon when her clothes caught fire
from an open CRATE. Her screams
brought her mother who was in an
adjoining rom to her rescue. The
mother smothered the ames with q
quilt. The girl was burned about
the face, hands and body. Her hair
was nearly burned from her head
and most of her clothing consumed.
Mrs. English suffered severe burns
about the hands and arms. DR.. Ken
ney and DIR. Stoeckinger were sum-
moned and removed the girl to Mas
lie Hospital where she died.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-03-23
Farmers Union Or
ganization Completed
Enthusiastic Meeting Held at the
Courthouse Saturday Afternoon
and Officers Elected.

Saturday afternoon at the Court
house in this city an enthusiastic
meeting of farmers was held and an
organization known as the Mt. Ster-
ling Farmers Union Local complet-
ed. There were about 100 present
at the meeting which was presided
over by Rev. T. B. Hill. Mr.. E. L.
Harrison, State President of the
Kentucky Farmers Union, was pres
ent and addressed the meeting. His
remarks were most timely and were
well received. The object of the
organization, as we are informed, is
for the educational advancement Of
farming conditions generally and
matters pertaining to the lettering
of conditions of particular interest
to the farmers in the marketing Of
their crops.
The following officers were elect
ed: J. P. Highland, President; L. B.
Hadden, Vice President; T. N. Coons,
Secretary Treasurer. Other officers
will be elected at a meeting to be
held at the Courthouse on next Sat-
urday, March 9th at 1 o'clock. At
the meeting IL new members were
initiated, making approximately so
members altogether
A series of organization meetings
to establish branch locals through
out the county will be held as fol-
lows: Stops, April 6; High Top,
April z; Sideview, April 8; Spencer,
April 9; Towards Mill, April 10. All
meetings will be held at Z 80 o'clock.
F. NJ jackson, editor of the Ken
lucky Union Farmer, the official
publication, was present Saturday
and made quite a number of friends
during his brief visit.
The prospects for splendid or
ganization here are sveryis fiattering
and it is hoped there will be large
attendance at the meeting next Sat-
urday. Every farmer should avail
himself of the opportunity to be-
come a member of the Union and
thereby better his own condition. {
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-03-23
STERLING, KENTUCKY. TUESDAY. MARCH 49, 1920.
SPRING ALREADY HERE;
vERNAL EQUINOX EARLY

Proceeded by a cold snap with
the temperature two degrees below
the freezing point during the early
morning hours, Spring-the Season
of would be poets and signing low
ers, of bare feet and green apple
ache--was officially ushered in Sat-
urday when Old Sol "crossed the
line"
The vernal equinox, as the cross
ing of the equator by the sun on its
northward trip is styled, took place
at o'clock in the afternoon. The
spring crossing was trifle early
this year as it usually occurs on
March 81.
June 81, the sun will reach the
point "fartherest north" on its trip
and will pass back across the equa-
tor September 81, southwark bound.
All indications at the time of the
seasons arrival point to a mild ear
ly and open spring. t
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-03-23
BALLARD TO BE GOVERNOR

Lieutenant Governor Ballard will
be acting chief executive the latter
part of this week, while Governor
Morrow is in st. Louis. Next Thurs
day, before the Governor leaves,
Governor Ballard will entertain him
with some 200 other guests at lunch
con at the mill.
Governor Morrow and Mrs. Nor
row will be guests and the Governor
the principal speaker at the annual
dinner-dance of the Kentucky So
ciety in st. Louis Friday, March 26.
On the same date the Governor will
speak at the Chamber of Commerce
luncheon.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-03-23
HIGH SCHOOL PLAY

"Tommy's Wife," the Senior play,
will be presented at the Opera House
on Thursday, April sth by the fol-
lowing cast: Tom Carothers, ris-
ing young artist Ben R. Turner, Jr. /;
Rose Carothers, Mis- sister, Ruth
Darsie; Dick Grannis Carothers
'Chum, Allen Prewitt, Jr.; Patty
Campbell, Margaret Nesbitt and Ru-
by Lee Dale; Aunt Janet, Patty's
chaperone, Bertha Elan; Mrs. De
Yorburgh Smith, d wealthy society
woman, Elizabeth Horton; Sylvia,
her daughter, Emily Hazelrigg
Pierre de Bouton, French fencing
master, John Samuels; Edith Bron-
son, Elizabeth Coleman.
The Seniors feel that they have a
play that will compare favorably
with any that has been put on in re-
cent years, and they also promise
that there will be seat for every
ticket sold. Between acts there will
be attractive musical numbers by
children of the Grammar School
Prices 35, so and rs cents.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-03-23
EIGHTY SECOND ANNIVERSARY

Last Friday March 10Th, Mr.. Geo.
w. Anderson, ST., was surprised by
a few of his old friends, who were
invited by his children to spend the
day with him and partake of his
hospitality, which was surely of the
Old Kentucky Style.
Old times were talked over, music
vocal and instrumental, appropriate
to the occasion rendered, and dinner
served by his daughter and daugh-
term law, that would have done
honor to the greatest potentiates in
all the world, which could not fail to
satisfy the most intense hungar or
slake the direst thirst.
Those present at the dinner were :
Mrs. Sarah Hainhne, Mrs. Jane
Wright, Mrs. Eliza Elan, Mrs.
Thomas Hisle, Mrs. Harry MADDEN,
Mrs. j. w. Lockridge, Mrs. Fl. Clay
Mckee, Mrs. Grover Anderson and
Mrs. Sallie Moore.
Mr.. E. r. Hall, Mrs. Rufus Had
den and III. Clay Mckee. George
W. Anderson Sr., "knows how" to
provide; he and his good wife
"knows how" to greet you; their
daughter and daughter-in-law know
how to serve, and there can be no
doubt that each and every one who
sat at the. table laden with every
thing good and palatable "knew
how" to eat.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-03-23
YOUNG WOMAN DIES.

Mrs Sallie Corners, wife of
Charles E. Corners, died last week
at her home in Middletown, Ohio,
following a three weeks illness Of
spinal meningitis. She is survived
by her husband and two children,
two sisters, Mrs. Ethel Mayer and
Miss Bernie Faulkner, of Middle
town, and one brother, Cain Faux
ner, of Means, Ky. Mrs. Faulkner
was born and raised in this county
and has host of friends and rela-
tives here who will be grieved to
learn of her death.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-03-23
LOCAL SHc00L H0NORED

The local City High School has
been honored by the announcement
from the University of Virginia, one
of the oldest and most conservative
universities in the South, stating that
it would give one scholarship each
year to the local school This is
quite compliment to the local in
stitution and one that is highly APP
preciated.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-03-23
MRS. SAM SHACKELF0RD
DIEe OF PNEUMONIA

Mrs. Sauuel ]. Shackelford, State
Regent of the Daughters OF the
American Revolution, died at Hot
Springs, Ark. She was one of the
foremost Kentucky Club Women,
wife of leading state politician and
granddaughter of Beriah Magoffin,
one of Kentucky's war governors.
Mrs. Shackelford apparently vvn-
tracted her fatal illness nursing her
younger daughter, Susanna, who has
been ill of influenza. A week ago
both left for Hot prings to recuper-
ate.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-03-23
NEW WALL PAPER
AND PAINT FIRM

Messrs. Mcnamara & Ewalt, of
Paris, have moved to this city and
opened a wall paper and paint shop
in the basement Of the R.. E. Punch
& Co. store, formerly occupied by
Earl Rolph's barber. shop. These
men come highly recommended as
gentlemen and experts in their line.
Any business entrusted to them will
receive careful attention and be
greatly appreciated. ,r,..,t
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-03-23
FlLLY TO GO TO ENGLAND

Maple Hill Farm sold the 2 year
old filly Judith j, by Peter Mont
gomery to Albert II. Merrill to be
raced in England. This is the first
trotter raised in this county to go
to Europe.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-03-23
w. 0. Hopper Resigns
As Supt. Of Schools
win Leave Aprli LIST to Accept a
More Lucrative Position With a
Large Book Company

At a meeting of the Board of
Trustees Of the Mt. Sterling City
Schools Friday night Prof. w. 0.
Hopper rendered his resignation as
SUPERINTENDENT of Schools to take
effect April LIST. Prof. Hopper had
received very flattering offer from
CHM & Co., one of the largest pub
fishing houses in the country OF
school and college text books, and it
was imperative that he accept or re-
ject same at once. He laid the mat
ter before the board~in detail and
after due consideration the body
decided not to stand in the way of
advancement. 81
Prof. Hopper has been connected
with the local school for the past
thirteen years, twelve Of which
have been in the capacity of Sup
erintendent. When he took charge
of the school there were only eight
teachers whereas there are now six
teen. During his encumbency the
handsome new addition has been
built and the High School course
increased from three to four years
with a much more varied course of
study. The school is now Class
A accredited school, meaning that
its graduates are admitted to any
college in the land without examina-
ton with the exception of the Big
Four.
Prof. Hopper is native of STAN
ford, KY, a graduate Of Centre
College, and recognized as one of
the leading educators in the state.
The rapid improvements made in the
local school system have, in no
small degree, been made possible by
his untiring efforts, and it is with
much reluctancy that Mt. Sterling
gives up so capable an instructor as
Superintendent w. o. Hopper.
: During his stay here he has made
himself exceedingly popular and is
known and admired as an upright
Christian gentleman of the highest
type. For the present his head
quarters will be at Columbus, Ohio,
and his territory central Ohio, but
his family will not join him until
later. While regretting very much
to see Prof. Hopper leave Mt. Ster-
ling, The Advocate extends to him
all good wishes for success in his
new line of endeavor and assures
him warm welcome will always
await him in Mt. Sterling. His sue
cessor has not as yet been chosen,
but probably will be announced
within the next few days.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-03-23
LOST KEYS

Lost on Queen st., near railroad,
bunch Of keys with post office key
and several others. Pay liberal re-
ward to finder. Return to Advocate
office. (46-2t.)
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-03-23
BUILDING

Roger Stephens has purchased a
building lot from c. B. Stephens on
West High street and has begun the
erection of a modern bungalow.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-03-23
RENTS APARTMENT.

c. NJ. Edawrds has rented rooms
over Vanarsdell & Co., and will
move there April LIST.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-03-23
EXCHANGE.

The ladies of the Country Wom-
ems Club will give an Exchange at
The Market Place on Saturday,
March 9th, and will have every
thing good to eat.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-03-23

We are all born equal, but don't
try to convince the mother of first
baby Of that fact.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-03-23

We have the best seed, oats, clo-
yer and timothy seed. Phone 2.
Mt. Sterling, Com. & Storage Co.
S. P. Greenwade, Prop.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-03-23
BENEFIT

The Sixth Division of the Country
Women's Club will give a benefit
picture show matinee and night on
Wednesday March 81, presenting
the well known star Wallace
Reed in his newest and best picture
Hawthorne of the U. S. A." The
proceeds will be used to help defray
the expenses of the Rest Room.
Tickets will go on sale tomorrow.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-03-23

We are in the coal business, if you
are in need of the best. Call No. 2.
Mt. Sterling, Com. & Storage Co.
S. p. Greenwade, Prop.
IAR IA
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-03-23

Probably the supply of compi-
ments will never equal the demand.
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z HELENOWA.

Ma plebanii sw. Heleny u miejscowe-
60 X. %proboszcza Piotra H. Pyterka, go
Sell dni kilka X. Jan Grabowski, pro
boszcz polskiej parafii p. W. sw. IA
zimierza. przy ulicy Broadway, Vino
ma, MINI.
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Wiadomosci z Prasy
Polskiej.
PANSTWA
w A POKOJU.
Wywiad u Naczelnika Panstwa.

Wywiad u Naczelnika Panstwa.
Daily Express" jak donosi
,,Gazeta warszawska" - oglosil
wywiad swego warszawskiego ko-
respondenta z Piisudskim.
,,PolSka, mowil Naczelnik Pan
silva, gotowa jest - tax samo,
jak pred dwoma m~iesiacami -
wejSc ma droge rokowai z Rosya.
w punktach zasadniczych nasze
warunki pokojowe ME uleg}y zmia
rie i zyczymy sobie zawsze roz-
poczac rokowania. Tylko gdzie
So nasze rekojmie? w tenn spo--
czywa punkt ciezkosci. Polska ME
chce, zeby pc zawarciu pokoju,
warunki jego by}y niedotrzyma-
lie przez rad sowietow. Rosya z
punktu widzenia politycznego -
ME istnieje. Kiedy bedzie mogia
ona dac gwarancye, zapewniaja-
ce Europe trwaiy pokoj?"
Naczelnik Panstwa wyrazil sic
nastepnie, re pokoj moze bye u
stanowiony wowczas, gdy W Ro-
syi wskutek rewolucyi zmieni sic
p~otozenic wewnetrzne, wtedy tyl
ko Polska bedzie mogsa ME oba-
WAC sic najazdu cd strony
wschodniej i zdemobilizowac
swoja armie.
Ma uwage correspondence an
gielskiego, re Polske oskarza]a @
militaryzm, Naczelnik Panstwa
mial odpowiedziec: .Ci, co tax
mowia, ME znaja Polski."
Z powodu rokowah angielskich
Z Krasinem, marszaiek Pilsudski
zauwazyI: ,,Ci, ktorzy sic oddaja
tym rokowaniom, ME znaja Ro-
syi."
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z A

w najbliisza niedziele popo3u-
dniu, odbedzie sic formalne otwar.
Gle n~ajwiekszej polskiej piekarni W
Chicago pod nazwa Polish Grocers
Bakery" pnr. 1~35254-56 w. Huron
ul. Akcyonaryuszami tel piekarni So
przewaznie polscy ~grosernicy, co via
snie zapewnia wielki sukces. w tych
dniach zosta.a ona wykohczona /
przedstawia sic wspaniale.
Ma Miodziankowie " tych dniach
powstaia szkoia obywatelska. ktore1
wykIady odbywaja sic " kazdy pia-
tex wieczorem W sail paratialnej s.
M1odziank6w, PREY w. Superior 1
Bekerdike ul. Ws1yscy CT, ktorzy
ME maja p~apier6w obywatei-
skich niechaj jak najliczniej przy-
beda i skorzystaja z niebywaiei Okla
zyL albowiem rodacy ~starajacy sic
o papiery o~bywatelskie bez pomocy
podobnych szk61 narazaja sic czesto
Ia rozmaite trudnoSci pred egzami-
natorami federalnymi. CT, gas, kto-
rzy u~czeszczaia do szko1Y ME POI
trzebuja udawac sic do srodmiesoA
tyrko " sail parafialnej otrzymaG 10
mega. Dodae naleay, re wielu z roda-
k6w naszych majac pierwsze paptery
lezace gdzies W hacie przez 6 do Z lat
1 ME staraja sic o drug1e, gdy5 VIE
lokrotnie saba, 10 easy sic zmie-
mia. le bea agzaminow mona pa
ptery obywatelskie otrzyma@ @ VIA
snie najzupesniej sic myla c1asy
coraz ~ostrzejsze nastaja ola cud7o-
ziemc6w, dlatego nalesy skorzysta1-
Poczatek wyklad6w o godztnfe Se1
vieczorem. Instruktorem jest p 10
net Ruszktewtcc, prezes Komitetu u
bvwatelskiego ma MlodEiankowta !
komitetowy 17et wardy.
Dw6r 6. M3odziark6w No. 6SS d
z L. ieden q na~jetarszyrh Cd Sa"
tenia tel pSfafii rozwtta sic oard7o
dobze. PostedDenia odbywaja sic "
ka4dy udervszy 1 tzeci poniedztasek
miesiaca-
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"a PRZYM1E
REM NIEMIEC z ROSYA
SOWIECKA.

Paryz, - nEclair" ogiasza list
Dudendorffa, znajdujacy sic W
posiadaniu sztabu ukrainsklego,
- List jest skierowany do gene
rata Hoffmanna, szefa sztabu ge-
neralnego bawarskiego i poleca
przymierze Z Rosya sowlecka, pc
niewaz tylko W ten sposob bedzie
MONA zneutralizowac skutki kleT
ski i posunac czerwona armie az
do Renu. Ludendorff domaga sic
calego szeregu zarzadzeh, miedzy
innemi, ably sztab g~eneralny 1.-two
rzyf biuro propagandy, by poro-
zumiano sic natychmiast z rosyj-
skimi komisarzami ludowymi, a.
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GROzBA GLODU.

Wilno. - Bolszewick dzien-
mix YPrawda" donosi, re zapasy
zywnosci W Sowdepii wynosza "a
ledwo 80 miliony pudow, a zapo-
trzcbowanie, PREY najskromniej--
szych wymaganiach, obliczone
jest do nowych zbiorow ma 81
milion6w pudow. Gsod wzrasta Z
dniem kazdym, tembardziej, re
zapasy n~agromadzone So zdala
cd STACEY kolejowych i portow co
uniemozliwia dowiczienie ich do
Mast.
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NOWY Rad ROsYJSK1.

Londyn. - Z 'Pekinu nadeszty
wiadomosci O utworzeniu sic we
wschodniej Syberyi nowego RIA
du rosyjskiego.. Raznocwietow,
ktory domaga sic usuniecia wojsk
japonskich z terenow przez ME
zajetych, twierdzi, re W Republi-
&c wschodnio = Zabajkalskiej, ma
czele ktorej on, jake minister
spraw zagranicznych stoi, panuje
wzorowy porzadek.
Raznocwietow jest zydem 70
syjskim i faktycznie nazywa sic
Tobiassohn.
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o GEORGE IA ZNIE-
MI RADY NAJWYz-
SZEJ.

Wieden, - Wiedenskie Biuro
Kor., donosi z Paryza: z kol via
rogodnych komunikuja, re Lloyd
George day do definitywnego IT,
suniecia Najwyzszej Rady 1.-TWO
rzenia ma jej miejsce konferencyi
5 mocarstw: Anglii, Wloch, Fran
cyl, Niemiec / Rosy.
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CENY TARCOWE
" CHICAGO.

Pszenica, No. 2, twarda,
buszel $3.50.
Pszenica, No. 2. czerwona
buszel $2.o3
Kukurydza, No. 8, zota
buszel ........ $1.53 do $1.54
Kukurydza, No. 8. biala
buszel ........ $1.5S do $1.59
OWES, bu. No. 2. 96c do 97c
Jeczmieh, buszel $1.14 do $1.1S
zyto, buszel .. 1927 do $2.28H
D
Woiy, tuczne . $16.75 do $17.10
Woly, roczne :. $3.50 do $17.W
Krowy, tuczne i jaiow-
XII, .......... $3.50 do $14.5o
Cieleta, ....... $11.oO do $3.50
SWINE, tuczne . $14.40 do $3.50
SWINE, wagi miedzy 1875 a
16O funtow .. $3.50 do 1920
Barany, ........ $11.oo do $1,000
Owce, tuczne 80. $3.50 do $s.75
NABIAL.
Jaja, Ia sor., tuz. 51Hc do 52Hc
Jaja, 2-ga sorta, tuzin 43c do 44c
Maslo, 1-sza sofia, funt :. 56Hc
Maslo, 2-ga sorta, funt 80. Soc
Ser Daisies, funt 25c do 26e
Ser ameryk., funt 27He do 2sc
DRoB zYWY.
Kury, funt ........!...... 5zc
Kaczki, funt ........ 2oc DO nc
Indyki, furt 4c
Gesi, funt ................. 2oc
WARZYWA.
Szparagi, "a via
EEK .......... 1925 do $2.75
Buraki, 100 wiaz. $3.50 do $500
selery, skrzynka =. Soc do 75c
Ogorki, skrzynka SITS do 1925
sasata, lisciasta, skrz. 2oc do Csc
Cebula, zieiona, wiaz. ...... &c
Cebula, nova (Texas)
kosz .......... $1.0O do $1.25
Kartofle, nowe - 100
funtow ....... $5.75 do 500
Kartofle, howe
beczka ...... $1,000 do $l1.25
pomidory, 6 koszy-
kow ........ $3.50 do $3.50
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cstatniem SVEN posiedzeniu uchwa,
liz, urzadzit szereg wiec6w agita-
cyjnych W roznych dzielnicach pol.
skich.
> GO
Teodor Trzcihski, lat rs, Fam. pnr.
1882 Mildred ave. wyszedi z domu "
niedziele / ~jeszcze dotad ME wrocif,
Stroskana rodzina zgaosila sic ma
stacye p~olicyjna, proszac urzednika
dylurnego o ponce W odszukaniu ich
OLGA.
W koSciele p. W. NajSw. Maryi
Fanny Anielskiej PREY Hermitage
ave. i Cortland ul. odbywa sic CO.
dziennie Misya sw. I Nowenna do
sw. Amy. Misya kieruja 90. Fran
ciszkanie z Pulaski, Wis. KoScioi ma
wszystkich nabole6stwach j nau-
kach misyjnych bywa zape}niony pc
brzegi. Biezacy tydzien pr1eznaczo-
ny ola niewiast l panien.
w przysz}y piatek dnia 1890 b.
m. W sail Zwiazku Polek, o godzinie
11ej rano, odbedzie sic lekcya or
kiestry dzieci, kt6rej dyrygentenl
jest p. Bronisiaw Rybowiak. Dzieci
te, ktore maja chez do nauki muzyki
proszone So o przybycie.
+ q -
Stowarzyszenie Czerwonego Krzy-
Ia, poszukuje krewnych p. Znajkas,
a mianowicie Hehryka / Jana Saret-
skiego | Hanna. Interesowani racza
sic zgiosiG do kwatery p~owyzszego sto
warzyszenia pnr. 5S E. Washington
ul., pok6j 400.
o. u
w parafii p. W. Sw. Stanistawa
B. NJ. W Cragin, pSzy ktorej prooo-
szczem Jest X. Stanislaw Swierczek
C. R. rozpocznie sic dzisiaj wieczo-
rem festyn karnawalowy, ktory Cd
bywac sic bedzie codziennie ma podWo
rzu pa~rafialnem, pod goem niebem.
Dcch6d z festynu obrocony zostanie
ma potrzeby rarafii.
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by uiatwiono jencom przystapie-
ME do czerwonej armii i ably W
razie ewakiaeyi terytoryum ro-
syjskiego zorganizowania niemiec
kich jehcow, ktorzy przy}aczyliby
sic do sowietow w MoskWie.
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ME pokaleczyi. Szoier przewioza ME-
s1czesnwego do szpitala, a sam Cd
dRl Gle W reee policyi.
& q +
Ma ~wozorajszem posiedzeniu ko-
misyi dyrektoryatu przedmiescia
W1lmette, przeprowadzono ordynans
zabrantatacy dzieciom poniiej lat
14tu E~najdowae sic ma ulicy bez o.
pieki starszyoh osob, Pc godzinie
$3.50 wiec0orem. Ordynans ten obo-
wiazuje Cd dnia 1go maja do dnia
1go pa4dziernika. Reszte dni roku
obowiazuja po godzirie $3.50 VIE
czorem. Ktore bowiem d1iecko 20
stanie schwytane same ma ulicy, be-
die natychmiast aresztowane.
= y -
Winoenty D~ombrowskis Fam. pnr.
1916 Julian ul. kramarz. costa;
wczoraj aresztowany W dzielnicy
Evanston, "a przekroczenie prawa
kofpwego, sprzedajac ziemniaki ma
ulicy Davis, gdzie zamieszkuja pre-
wa1nte zamozni, ktorzy zwykle gar
dza ubogim kramarzem. Stawiony
pred sedzia pokoju John'em F. b.
yer, skazany zosta} ma So kary. Dom
browski przyznaI sic sedziemu, re
pieniedzy niema, tylko s centow, ale
"a to got6w zap4acit pol korcem
ziemniakow. Sedzia zgodzil sic ma to,
lecz ME ma pol tylko ca}y korzec.
= q
Szesnastoletni W3adys1aw Brze--
zinski, Fam. pnr. 3S1S Diversey ave-,
ley W szpitalH Matki Bozej z Naza-
retu z peknieta czaszka i lekarze ma
10 maja nadziei utrzymania go PREY
zyciu. Chlopczyk jechai rowerem pc
ulicy George, gdzie grenada chop
COW grala W pike. Niejaki Henryk
WawrZyniak, Fam. pnr. 1918 Georse
ul. uganiajac Ia pi}ka wpad} PREY
padkiem ma rover, kt6rym jechai
Brzezinski, wskutek czego ch(opiec
spadi z roweru uderzajac glowa o
bruk, przyczem odniosi pekniecie CA
ski. Swiadkami wypadku byli: DR..
Ceslawski. zam. pnr. 1891 Mllwan-
kee ave. Ant. Kosobucki, Fam. pnr.
1918 George ul. / PAM Marya Dry
szy6ska, Fam. pnr. 1928 Milwaukee
ave-. oraz PAM Fialkowska, zam. p.
mr.. 1921 George I'll.
+ q
Wczoraj aresztowany zostai Ben
iamin Seglin, Fam. pnr. 1854 North
Clark ul. "a pr~zekroczenie automc-
bilowego prawa ordynansu miejskie-
go isza najechanie automooilem Alek
sandra Nablowskiego, Fam. pnr.
2946 Ainslie OIL.
. q
Karol Jurkowski, lat 46. zam. p.
mr.. S32 No. Trumbuh ave. zostai
wczoraj ar~esztowany przez swego sa-
siada DomiIika Halke. "a us0kodze-
ME mu plotu i Geese budynku. Spra-
wa odbedzie sic tutro W saddle poll
cyjnym przy Shakespeare ave.
+ u
w kosciele p. W. Sw; k~onstancyi
w jefferson Park odbywa sic codzien
ME Misya sw. / Nowenna ma Geese
sw. Amy. Misya kieruje X. Karol
Janowski T. ]. Pamiatki misyjne ma
bye mona W klasie 3zkolnej u mie1-
scowych Siostr Notre Damek.
:. -
Polski Kiub Handlowy skupiaJacy
sic w dzielnicy Town Of Lake ma
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PREY Wells i Harrison ul. PIP. An
drzej i Anastazya Kierna, 2 ich CO.
reczka oraz PIP. Wincenty / Maya
Ciemnieocy, Fam. pnr. 1924 Girard
uI. Wyzej wymienieni naleza do sta
rych osadnik6w Maryanowa-