davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-04
Nova ~se5ziego J..
Dickinson'a.

Panic j Panowie: -
Zebranie to ma swiatowc znaczc-
ME. Celem jego jest nakioniC Pola--
k6w W Ameryce, by poSwiecili sic jed
nej z najwiekszych spraw, jaka SWAT
kiedykolwiek znal. Polacy So naro-
dem wolnoSc kochajacym i takimi
byli zawsze w historyi. Karty nisto-
ryi przejmuja do g}ebi nasze mysli
i serca po%Swieccniami Polak6w dla
swego Swietnego kraju. Bylo to ma
wet pred obecna wojna, ia najwiek-
sza tragedya znana W historyi swia-
ia. My Amerykanie, dumni jestesmy
z charakteru naszych polskich braci-
obywateli. So oni godnymi wsp6lto-
warzyszami i godnie odpowied2a wy
sokim t%radycyom, pozostaWionym
przez Pulaskiego i Kosciuszke, tych
wielkich mellow, kt6rzy opuscili swoj
kraj | ma ochotnika poswiecili sic vol
nosci Ameryki.
Pulaski poiozyi swe zycie ma polu
bitwy pod Savannah. U~mierajacym
lego oczu ME dozWolono bylo spoj--
rec ma sztandar, "a kt6ry walczyl, pc
wiewajacy ponad wolnosG mi}ujacym
narodem. KoSciuszko byl szczesliw-
Sym. ZyI dluzej. ably walczyf poznieJ
"a sw6j wlasny kraj i powr6cif do Sta
now Zjednoczonych ma amerykan--
skim okrecie ~wojennym jake gosc
amerykahskiego narodu, a do uszu
jego dosziy wdzieczne pochwaly dian
cd tego narodu. Ale Polacy, kt6rzy
beda walczyli W tel wojnie So dale
ko wiecej szczesliwsi i beda nawet
szczesliwsi niz Pulaski i Kosciuszko,
poniewaz wiedza, re kazdy clos, zada-
nv W obronie Ameryki bedzie take
ciosem zadanym W interesie ich VIA
snego r~odzinnego kraju. (Oklaski).
Mech mi bedzie wolno zapytac, czy
odpoWiedza ma to wezwanie? Zapy-
tajcie ludzi odwaznych, czyby ME
staneli W obronie zycia swej matki
albo honoru swej siostry. Zapytaj-
Gle szlachetnych dusz, czyby ~stanely
W obronie tych wszystkich zasad, kt6
re cywilizacya uwaza z%adrogie? Me
mozemy mice zadnej watpliwosci, ia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-04
Nova Majora Jozefa
Kozlowskiego.
Panic Prczesic, Wielebni OjcOwic,
Bracia!

Panic Prczesic, Wielebni Ojcowic,
Bracia.
Witam Was imicniem Armii Pol
skiej autonomicznej we Francyi! Wi
tam Was miieniem zolnierzy juL tam
trwajacych pod sztandarem Biaiegc
Orla! Jestem szceSliwy, IL mnie, zoi-
nierzowi-tulaczowi danem jest bye
tutaj %pomiedzy Wami, pomiedzy tenn
gronem szczerych polskich braci
tutaj zaczaG prace. te u~pragniona, te
ogromna, te wySniona. Lecz W TAX
wielkiej zyjemy epoce, &c mary ma
wet sic ziszczaja, re Polakowi, ktory
przez dlugie lata roll, ably mu danem
bylo stanaC pred kolumna pod pol
ska komenda, danem jest ia dzicjo-
wa, oczekiwana chwila.
Rodacy! Cd najmlodszego wieku
nawyklem W w~oiskowym chodzic or
dynku, a zatem albo sluchac albo
rozkazywaG. Stad ME zadajcie odem-
ME przem6wien, ME zadajcie, abym
VAN rozpowiadaf jakich uczuc die
XII VAN doznaje, hub gdzie jaki.
prowadzi sic ukiad dyplomatyczny'
czego dobrowolnie nam ustapia.
Trzech bylo W ziemiach naszych Cd
wiecznych wrog6w. Jeden z mich legl
we wiasnej tarzajac sic anarchii. Po-
zostaio dw6ch jeszcze. Tych dwoch
trzeba zgn;esc. lynn dwom trzeba zie-
ME nasze wydrzeC, CO wiecej szla-
chetne o~Swiadczenie sic zacnego Pre-
zydenta Wilsona, goraca przyjazn
Francyi, Wloch i Anglii czynem po-
przec.
Poraz pierwszy jest nam dane do
MACAO sic zjednoczonej i niepodlegiej
Oiczyzny. Skoro bracia nasi W oko-
wach wrog6w ME moga sic domagac
tego, TEN wiekszy obowiazek spada
ma mas znajdujacych sic ma wolnych
ziemiach sprzymierzonych nam lu-
dow. Me z proSba, lecz z bronia W
reku musimy dowiesc naszych praw
odwiecznych.
w imie tel zasady wielkiej ! swie-
tel przybylismy tutaj %pracowac j
woiskowa polska peinit siuzbe. zy-
wimy przekonanie, IL sluzba Ia jeno
nam radosci przyczyni. Rekojmia ku
temu jest nam Wasza milosc Ojczy-
ITot,onc,op;e ~ str 5ei
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-04

A wobec amerykaGskich cel6w wojen-
nych, jak one p~roklamowane byiy przez
waszego ~prezydenta. natchnione r0wno-
Scia, madroScia i duchem ~chrzesciJa-
nizmu, kazdy W caiym swiecie musl u
chylic czola pred powaga, podziwem /
wdziecznoscia.
Lecz wojna ME zostaia ~jeszcze wy
grana, a vice do walki moi polscy chic
pacy, do Walk bracia, wy slowacy moi
kuzynowie Czesi i Morawiacy, do walki
moi ]powinowaci z KRAKOW pofudnlowo-
s~lowianskich. Me bedziecie walczyli
oddzielnie. Wzniosla pamiec narodo--
wych bohater6w, tax drogich waszemu
sercu, 2 wami bedzie ma kazdym kroku,
Duchy nieSmiertelnych. kt0rzy lyle do
konali ola wolnoSci ludzkosci, duchy
niesmiertelnych Washingtona, Lincol--
ma, blogoslawiG val Deda ma drodze
bohaterskich czyn0w, do honoru sfawy.
Weseli i szczcSliwi Z powodu wfasneJ
flagi, kt6ra bedziecie moSli / muscle
rozwinac priced calym Swiatem, pomimo
to oczy vase czesto zwr6ca sic XII
cwiazdzistemu s%ztandaru, powiewajace
90 wysoko w powietrzu, bedziecie pa
trzec nan ma polu Walk. Bedziecic pa
trzcli z duma ia ten szlachetny Odznak,
prawdziwy symbol wolnO$ci i sprawie-
dliwoSci, pod kt0rego Opicka prZezyli-
scic kilka szczeSliwych lat.
Albowicm mic byio chyba czlOwicka
W tym kraju. kt0ry mic bylby Z nieSo
dummy. PrawdOpodobnic pcwncgo dnia
prawny opickun wszystkich uciskanych
narod0w, wielka, prOmienna postac W
Biaiym Domu wczmic was pod swc o.
piekuicze skrzydia.
Pewncgo dnia. Ia najbardzicj patryo-
tyczna i najwaznicjSza n w~Szystkich
narodowych organizacyi Nationl Sccur-
lily league pO u"OktdulVJ l INV dHlicJ luz
wadzc mozc udzicli wan SwCj pOtChnCj
pomOcy i poparcia. SpodziCwajmy sic,
re tax bcdzic. Ale przcdcwSzyStkicm
badzmy wdzicczni StanOm IjednoczO-
nym, prezydcntOwi togo wiclkicgO i go
Scinnego kraju. Badzmy wdzicczni tel
s%zlachetncj instytucyi, National Sccur-
ity League. (Diugic OklaSki).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-04

Prey gl6wnym stole zasiedli: -
p. Znamiecki, pulkownik Skobla, pull
kownik Poniatowski, kapitan Grodz-
Xxi, Y. Wladyslaw Zapala, DIR. Sinko-
wicz, D. V. Geringer, Wiel. X. Pralat
Stan. Nawrocki, major Koziowski,
d. JIM. Dickinson, Mistrz Ignacy Jan
P%aderewski, p. Jan F. Smulski, p. Jan
w. Thomas, p. Leonard A. Busby, ka-
pitan Wagner, p. Jan r. Pallandech'
major Barzyhski, kapitan O'Day, DIR.
A. Biankini, p. Il. NJ. Hellnski, poru-
cznik O'Brien i DR.. Starzyhski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-04

ka bedzie ich odpowiedz, a ME mo.
zemy mice zadnej r6wniez watpliwo.
sci. jaka bedzie odpowiedz narodu
polskiego ma obccnie w~ystosowane
do niego wezwanie. Odpowie on, 1ak
inne narody odpowiedzialy: bedzie-
my walczyli dla tel sprawy, dopoki
Ameryka ME bedzie zabezpieczona l
Polska wolna. (Oklaski).
Tysiacami Polacy zaciagneli sic do
amerykahskiej armii. U~siuchali wez-
wanna, rozkazu | tysiacami zapisall
sic do naszej gwardyi, ba co Wiecej'
u~slyszawszy APPEL, 1900 2 mich ma
ochotnika pospieszylo do armii pol
skiej we Francyi. A gdy sic zwazy
te swietne wyniki, re do tel liczby
naleza mezczyzni ponizej Tub wyze)
wieku p]oborowego a eaten - gdZlez'
W iakiej czeSci naszego kraju. ALDO
W jakiejkolwiek czesci Representa-
cvi naszego narodu znajdziecie bar
dziej wspanialy objaw anizeli tych'
kt6rzy wlasnie ma o%chotnika pospie-
szyli do armii polskiej we Francyi.
Obecnie zachodzi kwestya, czy In
nj Polacy W tym kraju postapia tam
tych przykladem, czy inni W odpo-
wiednim wieku / fizycznie zdolni be-
da ma lyle odwazni, ably poszll TAM
tych sladem. Wezwanie to os4aszam
W momencie wsr6d n~ajbardziej cache
cajacych warunk6w. Macie jake jed
nego re swych przyw6dcow jedyne-
20 ambassadors W Swiecie, uznanego
przez mySli / serca ca}ego narodu'
ktory ME ma zorganizowanego rza-
du. Przychodzi on do was 2 uwierzy.
telnieniem ME zwyklem, ale jake po-
slannik zaopatrzonym z%aufaniem ]
miioscia swych wspoiziomk6w, a o
patrzony mandatem, ktore ME mona
czytac okiem, lecz screen.
Jego geniusz poSwiecai sic jednej
2 Observation-Disclosures sztuk i Ia
chwycal uszy ludlow caiego cywilizo-
wanego swiata. zydzi, gdy znajdo-
wall sic ma wygnaniu ME stracili ma
dziei lecz gra / spiewem gluszyli je-
XII swych wsp6iwyznawc6w W niewo-
Ii, Paderewski ME bedzie apelowaf
do waszych czuiych, subtelnycn stron
bedzie on podniecai vase dusze sio-
wami patryotyzmu, zachecaf 10
wznioslycn czyn6w, ME bedzie on
wiecej grail w czasie tel wiecej, pre-
kletej wojny. w mysl tradycyi 10
sciuszki i Pulaskiego poswieci} sic
on sprawie wolnoSci i niepodlegto-
sci narodu (oklaski). Obok niego
macie pred SODA majora kozlowskie-
go. kapitana Wagnera i ksiecia Po-
niatowskiego (przeciagie oklaskl),
kt6ry o lie rozumiem, wolf sw6j woj-
SNOWY tytui porucznika, niz ksiaze-
cy ,rodowy, co jest dowodem, re W
chwili tego wielkiego kryzysu vic
rzy on W czyny wieccj, niz W siowa
i tytuly.
Czujemy, &c zasady, ~wchodzace W
gre W tel wojnie So najdrozsze SER
Gu ludzkoSci. So n tax ~zlaczone z
duchem demokracyi, &c gdy prZyj-
die do zakoiczenia tel wojny marc
DIV uciSnione beda przypuszczonc do
giosu / kazdy nar6d stoso"nic d.
swych aspiracyi bedzie decydowai o
swej w}asnej przyszio$ci. Skoro wien
Gas nadcjdzie ia chwila, spodziewam
sic zobaczyG z~jcdnoczona i nicpodie-
gla Polskc. ~Spodziewam sic uJrzec
Irlandye pania swej przyszloSci a
gdy Ia chwila nadcjdzie, Paderewski
graG znOwu bedzie.
Prose- zebranych, ably powstali !
od$piewali hymn ,,America'.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-04

max spieszye, azeby ia Armia Polska
rosla z dniem kaidym 1 azeby ME
przyjaciela jak najpredzei wyprzec
7doiala z granic naszych ziem 1
sztandar Orla Bialego umiescit ma
murach Wawelu, W Warszawie, "
Poznaniu | Gdansku.
Powtarzam ~jeSzcze raz, re trzeba
sic spieszyc, azeby Polska byla vol
ma. jedna, niepodlegia cd mora do
mora.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-04

(Zdjecia 2 wczorajszegO pochodu wy
konane przcz fOtografa Dziennika Chi
cagOskiego umieScimy w jutrzcjszcm
wydaniu. Beda onc ola niejednego RE
ca pamiatkowa.).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-04
POch0d.

Polska do udZtatu ktoreJ SaIueil CIV
-reprezentanci r6znych paratii ma
szych W Chicago i z prowincyi. Juz
cd rama W roznych d~zielnicach zbie-
ralv sic T~owarzystwa koScielne ma
rodowe ably potem o wyznaczonym
czasie pomaszerowac do punktu zbor-
nego jaki podano onegdaj W progra-
ME. Pierwszymi ma Michigan ave.
bvli Southchicagowianie a po tych z
kapela ma czele przybyli rodaCy z
Brodgeportu. W chwil kilka po tych
przybywaiy Tow. z innych pa
rafii i stawali do ~oznaczonych szere-
gov, do pochodu. Me wszystkie jed
max Towarzystwa stawiiy sic ma
punkt zbiorovy, ale m~aszerowaly do
sail Coliseum" oddzielnie cd in
nych. Porzadek pochodu wczoraisze-
go DO Michigan ave. do Coliseum byi
TAXI:
Kordon policyt konnej.
Kawalerya 2 B~ridgeportu.
Kawalerya z Piotro-Pawiowa.
Marszalek naczelny, Dr.. W. Kutle-
wski.
Kapela.
Oddzial Wojsk Polskich.
Skauci z Jackowa.
Oddzial Sokolic z Okregu mr.. 2.
Sokoli z Okregu mr.. 2.
Oddzial Zwiazku Wojsk Polsktch,
poIaczone z Milicya pod komenda
kapitana Mandla.
Polski Battalion .Rezerwy pod ko-
menda Majora G6ralskiego.
Kanonierzy Kazimierza Kmicica,
oddzialy I i II z J6zefowa ma Town
Of Lake. ..-.
Gniazdo Sokoi6w nogniwo" z
Brighton parku pod naczel. Hamasz.
Tow. Strzelc6w Tad. Kosciuszki,
gr. $50 ZPRK.
lime T~owarzystwa i Kluby kt6re
brady udzial W poclodzie do Coli
scum wczoraj byfy:
sokoli ,,Bratnia Dion" oddziai 1872
z. S. P. z Annowa.
Kapela Jordana re South Chicago.
Sokoi Oddziai II Tadeusza Ko-
sciuszki, South Chicago.
P. C. n. NJ. Oddziai 2 z Micha-
Iowa.
Tow. sw. Kazimierza Krol. oddz.
1szy z Michalowa.
straz Kosciuszki 1 Pulaskiego z
wtasna kopela, re So. Chicago.
LGga Polska Demokratyczna Po-
wiatu Cook pod komenda p. Franci-
ska P. Danisch. 2 tymi ma przedzie
szedi oddziai kapeli Skautow pol
skich z parku KoSciuszki z Avondale
CzIonkowie nieSli take flage amery-
kanska wielkoscI 1890. stop.
Tow. sw. Michala or. PSI ZPRk.
2 Michalowa.
Tow. sw. Kazimierza or. 7s6 Fo-
rester6w z Hawthorne.
Tow. sw. Maryi Magdelny Ngr. $40
ZPRK. z Magdalenowa.
Tow. Kr6la Chlopk6w, Kazimierza
Wielk., gr. 1856 I'M. z Michaiowa'
Tow. Kr6la Bolesiawa Chrobrego'
r. 1914 mp. z Michalowa.
Tow. Sw. Jana, gr. 7o2 mp.
Mfcholowa.
Gmina mr.. IS mp. z Miodzianko-
wa.
T~owarzystwa koscielne 1 narodo-
we z Bridgeportu; Edward Baksie-
wicz, n~aczelnik.
B. P. X. K. Polskiej gr. 1926 D.
p. R. K. re Szczepanowa.
Tow. sw. szczepana, gr. 995 2. P
R. X. re szczepanowa.
Tow. Antoniego Durskiego z Mi
ehalowa.
Ufani P~ulaskiego pulk 1szy or
AL ZPRK q Piotro-Pawlowa.
Zwiazek Mlodzie5y Polskiej ma gle
mi Waszyugtona.
Legia Nadwislanska gr. 1416 mp
Tow. Miodzie1y wilma z Wojcie-
chowa.
Tow. orzeH Polski, gr. 523 mp
Tow. Forester6w i'm. Tadeusza Ko'
sctuszki.
Dw6r sw. Marcina.
Dw6r E. W. I. Wincentego M
TIA.
Tow. sw. Tomasza.
Stow. Polak6w p. o. sw. Trolley
81. rs.
Tow. Fabiana S. KlonoWicza or
SAL mp. z Kantowa.
synowie Ziemi Polskiej, gr. lSz
Bridgeportu.
Tow. k~oscielne i narodowe z An
nova.
sokoli gniazdo mr.. 1872.
Tow. Matki Boskiej LezanskleJ
gr. 179 3PRK.
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(Dokohczenie g str. 5ej.).
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teI ZOStai rOZWiaZanl
Evening journal., 1918-05-31
BY CHARLES II. NEWELL.
Editor of The Dallas Dispatch.
(WrItten for the Y. z. Al

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, May ai.-seven
carloads OF German propaganda de-
stined for distribution IN Mexico have
been caught here IN the small CENSOR
ship net and burned since February 1.
More information Of vital importance
In catching German spies IN this and
other countries has been caught IN the
same net than has been unearthed In
New York
For the Alamo city has been and stlll
is to some extent The great relay point
In this country for spy messages.
Establishment Of the bureau IN which
mail to and from Mexico has been cen
sored since February 1 was recon-
mended by Postmaster George d. Ar
misted, Of San Antonio. the first OF last
September. Armisted is a former news
paperman, ss we'll posted as anyone
along the border about Mexican affairs.
The censorship bureau Is not adj
mlnistered by him. though lts expense
Is charged TO his os1lce. II is admin
istered by a board composed OF w. l..
Notaw, chairman, who for years headed
the Division OF Foreign Mails in New
York Captains ]. ]. Dickinson and Louis
Agostini, representing the army; Lieu
Evening journal., 1918-05-31
Seven Carloads of German Propaganda
Intercepted and Burned al San Antonio

tenant Hewson, representing the navy,
and M. r. Gordon, representing the war
trade board
Two hundred clerks work In the bu-
reau, which is housed In a building all
Its own near the postofilce.
More than 25.OOO pieces Of mail are
handled through the bureau daily, and
II has branches In the border towns.
which handle mail for Mexico that
originates In those towns or between
San Antonio and the border.
The enormous amount Of German
propaganda caught in the San Antonio
censorship net accounts for the declin-
Ing power Of Hun propagandlsts in
Mexico to paralyze Mexican official
circles.
More than $4,000 names Of dlsloyal
persons and firms IN this and other
countries are on a big list that is used
In the censorship bureau. Many OF
those names were gathered as a direct
result Of the work OF that bureau.
Others came from similar censorship
bureaus elsewhere.
Letter mail read there has resulted In
the governments learning tho names Of
German and other enemy agents in this
country as well as in Mexico and ao-
counts for the effective way In which
Evening journal., 1918-05-31

many ambitious plans of The Kaiser
have miscarried
Two months ago, telephone wires
across the Rio Grande were cut in
many border towns. This was done al
the direction Of one Of the officials Of
the censorship bureau. and did not meet
with the approval of the army authori-
ties. Colonel Durfee. chief OF staff, had
telephone communication across the
border restored as soon as-he could.
The wires were cut 10 avoid trans
mission Of spy messages. but a more
effective method OF dealing with them
than by cutting telephone wires has
been devised and Is working satlsfac-
torily.
The Hun propaganda burned 20 Far
has consisted OF newspaper, book and
magazine matter published in Spanish
and German. It came to San Antonio
from Spain, Cuba and Argentina.
Evening journal., 1918-05-31
JEWS PRAY FOR
VICTORY in WAR

Several hundred men and women at
tended the services in the Adss Kodesch
Synagogue, at Sixth and French streets,
yesterday In prayer for the victory OF
the country in the world war. The
prayers were both in Hebrew and Eng
lish, led by Rabbi David B. Swiren.
The pulpit was decorated with the
stars and Stripes. and all were made 70
feel that the Lord IS with the Ameri-
cans in their noble cause, and that vic
tory will crown our struggle.
Rabbi swiren offered a prayer espo-
clally for the occasion. and then he de-
livered q most powerful address.
He said m psrt America has found
herself. America has learned TO know
her duty and privilege and spares no
means TO fulfll It.
America under the guidance Of
President Wilson. has come TO the real
lzstlon that no man can live independ-
entity OF God. II is God who rules the
world, and Il Is He who has chosen
our people to rescue mankind from the
clutches OF thet people who have made
league with the angel OF death and
destruction
America VIII win the war, as right
eousnsss siways comes out victorious
In the end.
America viii win the war, as the
Americans sre coming nearer to God,
"1'ho spirit Of ra,igious ard faith In
Gcd IS growing forever stronger In
their hearts. Thus we have witnessed
todsy how people OF a hundred MIL
lion stands unlted IN trust o. God and
hope for his help.
such a people can never be defeat
ed. Such a people Is surely chosen by
God himself to save mankind for the
world and the world for mankind
All were 30 inspired with the elo-
uuent address that they forgot for a
moment that they found themselves In
a synagogue and rose TO cheer the
speaker.
In the morning Rabbi Swiren onici-
ated at the patriotic services held al the
other synagogue. on Shipley street.
Evening journal., 1918-05-31
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a single day. Write now and then begin
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Evening journal., 1918-05-31
RHEUMATISM
Physician Believes Genuine Rem
edy for the Disease Has
Ir.....,d
Been Found.

Rheums. the wonderful rheumatsSs
remedy sold by N. p. Danforth and an
druggists. gives quicker end more lasting
relief than other remedies costing many
times as much -.
Rheuma passes the deadly poisonous
secretions into the bowels and kinney :,
from which they are quickly thrown on
in a natural. healthy way.
Read what a reputable physician SAYS
about Rheuma ~ have made moss
careful Investigation Of the formula eme
ployed IN the manufacture or kheum q
FOR all forms OF rheumatism. and
Rheuma far in advance of the methods
generally employed In the treatment ot
rheumatism, and altogether different N
rompoeitiOn from the remedies usualJ
prescribed DIR. NJ. c. Lyons
This should give any sufferer from
rheumatism confidence TO try Rheuma'
Evening journal., 1918-05-31
MAINLAND nANKERs ELECT.

AZ the convention Of tho Maryland
Bankers Association held at Atlantic
City yesterday, w. S. Gordy, cashier OF
the Salisbury National Bank, was eleot-
ed president Of the association for the
coming year. other officers chosen, all
of Baltimore. were c. Homer, Jr., first
Charles Ham, secretary,
and William Marriott, treasurer.
Evening journal., 1918-05-31
WHO WANTS THESE anRs?

A large number OF boys and men are
wanted by the United States Employ
ment Service for work IN the canneries
OF the state. The canning season open
ed yesterday. Good wages are promised
All desiring work should apply at the
u. S. Employment Service at Sixth and
King streets at once.
Evening journal., 1918-05-31
45 CENTS TEMPTING FRUITS IN
CREAM f5 CENTS

A pleasing assortment of fruits IN
rich cream with thick chocolate coat
ing. Packed In one pound boxes. Special
50 cents the pound. Every Day As
sorted Chocolates. 43 cents the pound,
Danforth's Dependable Drugs, Market
and Second streets.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1918-05-31
PREFERS FARM TO TRENCHES.

Leaving the employ Of Oscar Elliott, a
farmer Of near Middletown, after being
exempted from war service, James Ter
rlll. Negro, was hailed before the State
Defense Council and given the option
OF remaining on the farm or going to
war. He chose the FIRST position, but
was warned not TO leave the farm.
Evening journal., 1918-05-31
IS CENTS TEMPTING FRUITS IN
CREAM. as CENTS.

A pleasing assortment Of fruits in
rich cream with thick chocolate coat
ing. Packed in one pound boxes. Special
As cents the pound. Every Day As
sorted Chocolates, l3 cents the pound.
Danforth's Dependable Drugs, Market
and Second sireets.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1918-05-31
CARNIVAL ron LAYTON HOME.

For the benelfl, OF theaLayton.H Home, a
carnival will be held at the, Ezion.M. 2.
Church, Ninth and French streets, this
evening. The celebration win befof
patriotic nature and refreshments will
be served following the entertainment.
Evening journal., 1918-05-31
HookEsslN RED cross MEETING.

Hockesln Branch Of the Red Cross
will meet In the Hockessln public
school at o'clock tomorrow after
noon. All the branch members are
urged TO be present.
Evening journal., 1918-05-31

See how many people are asking for
Just the sort of position you have to
otfer-you will never regret hiring ths
Want Ad kind.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1918-05-31

Domestlcs. clerks and seamstresses
Will secure good paying positrons
through the Want Ads during the COM
Ing two weeks.