davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-09
Oswiadczenie Komitetu
Narodowego Polskiego.

,,Polonia" paryska drukuje:
Komitet Narodowy Polski ~
komurikuje nam nastepujace O.
swiadczenic:
Podiug tekstu ogloszoncgo W
dziennikach, traktat zawarty
przez Niemcy i Austro-Wegry O.
raz ich sprzymierzehc6w Z jednej
strony. a rzekome ,Ukrainskie
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ludowe" z
drugiej strony, ustanawia grant
&c panstwa ukraihskiego p~rzeci-
najace ziemie polskie i przylacza
do tego pahstwa znaczne obszary
Polski Z pred czas0w rozbioru, a
nawet czeSc Krolestwa Polskie--
90, utworzonego przez kongres
Wiedeiski w r. 1915. Traktat o.
becny przyznaje pahStwu ukrain,
skiemu nietylko rozlegle teryto--
rya cywilizacyi polskiej Z powaz-
nemi miejszoSciami p~olskiemi, a
lie navel prowincye, w ktorycil
znaczna wiekszoSc mieszkanc0W
jest polska.
O losie tych obszar6w roz-
strzygnieto be- zgody ich micsz,
kancow.
,,Rzeczpospolita ludu ukraih-
skiego", bedaca dis, a o ileby mia
Ia STAG sic rzeczywistoScia, "a
powiadajaca sic niewatpliwie i
ma p~rzysz}oSc, jake powolne ma
rzedzie pahstw centralnycl1, kto-
re sIuzyc i'm ma do przeprowa-
dzenia ich cel0w w Europe
Wschodniej, tn uzyta zostala do
umnieiszenia obszaru Polski na
poludniowym wschodzie i ma sta
movie przedluzenie sfery wpfy-
WOW niemieckich, te tax obcieta
Polske otaczajacych. Skutklcm
togo traktatu Polska popada W
caikowita niewole niemiecka.
Komitct Narodowy Polski czu-
ic sic w prawie oSwiadczyc, re
ca}y narod polski poczytuje ten
traktat pokojowy "a akt bezpra-
via. ! ma to przekonanie, &c jest
on MIN w oczach wszystkich
wolnych narod6w Swiata.
Wszyscy Polacy skupia dzisiaj
swe silly w walcc przeciw temu
bezprawiu i przeciw jego spraw-
CON-. w walce O zdobycie Polski
zjednoczonej i prawdziwie ME-
podlcglej. ktora miafaby zupe}n9
wolnoSc Iqczenia sic przymierza-
mi Z narodami biizkimi sobic
vsp6lnoScia zasad i wezlami ira
dycyonalnej przyjazni.
Paryz, 1890 lutego 1918 r.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-09


dzania w przygotowaniach anne,
rykanskich do wojny, jeszcze
wiecej wyzej wymienione grupy
zblizyly do siebie, tax re ziacze
ME sic pod wspolna nazwa stale
sic Z biegiem czasu rzecza spo-
dziewana i naturalna.
x
z powyzszego krotkiego szki>u
widocznem jest, re nova partya
gardzic sic ME powinno, gdyz sta
nowi ona przynajmniej jednq Z
~g}ownych podpor lojalnoSci ola
rzadu Stanow Zjednoczonych we
wojnie obecnej. w spoieczeh,
stwie tax acknowledgement jak
Ameryka jest to fakt ogromnej
wagi.
LojalnoSc ola sprawy Stan6w
Zjednoczonych oraz o%siagniecie
demokracyi W rzadzie, przemySle
i stosunkach zagranicznych Ame-
ryki - OTTO diva wytyczne cele
novel partyi.
Ma czem polega owo osiagnie-
Gle demokracyi?Wy to
platforma czyli ,.credo" novel
partyi. kt6rego giowne punkta 81
jak nastepuje: rowne prawo g|o-
su obywatelskiego ola wszystkich
bez wzgledu ma plec, rase i Was
nose; zaprowadzenie inicyatywy,
referendum i odwo{ania urzedni-
kow publicznych; krotki ballot;
proporcyonalna reprezentacya;
absolutna prohibicya; budzet wy
konawczy ola rzadow MUNICIPAL
nych, stanowycb i krajowego;
wolnosc prasy i mowy be- cenzu-
ry z wyjatkiem spraw SciSle M
litarnych; jednolite ustaNy roz-
wodowe; u~panstwowienie kolei,
telegraph, telefonow, kopalni we-
gla i metalow, silly wodnej, gazu
naturalnego, pol ~naftowych, "a
kiadow, wyrabiajacych size i Swia
Ito, lasow. magazynow PREY
dworcach kolejowych, S~pichrzow,
rzezalni, miynow zbozowych, O.
raz innych publicznych ,,utyli-
tow" i podstawowych gaiezi
przemysfu; umiastowienie wszy-
stkich ,,utylitow" publicznych O.
raz urzadzeh miejskich. majacych
charakter m%onopolu; pomoc fl
nansowa ola farmerow w rozmai-
tych formach; uStawodawStWo
robotnicze wraz re zaproWadze--
MEM uni we wszystkich departa-
mentach rzadowych; Representa-
eva piracy we wszystkich gale
zach przemysiu pod kontroIa
rzadowa; naukowe uregulowanie
imigracyi; stopniowe skracanie
dnia piracy; asekuracya rzqdowa
w razie choroby, kalectwa, Smier-
CT, macierzynstwa i p~odeszlego
wieku; zniesienie tajnej dyplo--
macyi i tajnych traktatow W sto-
sunkach miedzynarodowych;
sankcya traktatow przez narody,
oraz sformowanie uni narodow
Swiata ola zaprowadzenia mic
dzynarodowej rownoSci i utrzy-
mania pokoju.
Nalezy PREY niniejszej okazyi
przypomniec program rekonstruk
cyl spoiecznej i ekonomicznej pc
wojnie, ktory przyjety zostai
pred trzema tygodniami przez
brytyjska partye piracy, jedna Z
najsilniejszych partyi W Anglii,
pod kazdym wzgledem lojalna i
majaca navel reprezentacyc W
gabinecie %angielskim. Program
ten pod wieloma szczegolam. Jest
podobny do platformy nowopow-
stalej partyi nacyonalnej. ~ in
nycb punktach jest nawet . wiele
dalej poSunlety. Re WZ9!edu ma
stanowisko partyi piracy w spole-
czenstwie angielskiem, oraz juz
widocznego wpiywu jej prosra-
mu ma pewne sfery W Amcryce,
kt6ra badz co badz obecnic prze-
chodzi te same przeiawY co An
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-09

rzy pracuja czy to rekoma, czy
umyslem, celem zblizenia sic sy-
stematycznego do zdrowej row.
noSci materyalnych warunkow.
Vice ola osiqgniecia demokra-
tycznej kontroli spoleczehstwa
program proponuje: pc pierwsze,
powszechne wprowadzenie w zy-
Gle pewnej minimalnej placy; pc
drugie, demokratyczna kontrole
przemys}u; 20 trzecie, rewolu-
eye we finansach krajowych: /
DO czwarte, zuzytkowanic boga-
ctwa nadwyzkowego ola wspol--
nego dobra.
Pierwszy punkt Oznacza, re
minimalna plaza ola zwyk}ego
robotnika doroslego ma wynosic
80 szylingow, II. $50 tygodnio-
wo.
w drugim punkcie program do
maya sic natychmiastowego IL
pahstwowienia kolei zelaznych /
kopalni, produkcyi silly elektrycz-
nej ma wielka skale ola wspolne-
90 uzytku: upahstwowienia IL
bezpicczenia ma zycie ola wszySt-
kich klas oraz utrzymanie w dali
Sym ciagu kontroli rzadowej mad
TENN wszystkiemi ga}eziami pre-
myslu, kt6re podczas wojny do
staly sic pod rzadow9 superwizye.
Program jest przeciwny rekon-
strukcyi przedwojennej dysorga-
nizacyi, marnotrawstwa i nleu-
dolnoSci, jake ida w parze Z thu
mem oddzielnych prywatnych
pracodawc0w. Domaga sic take
Cd rzadu sformowania organiza-
cvi, kt6ra sic zajmie zagadnienia-
mi, powstalemi Z dyslokacyi pre-
mysIu. gdy 100000 os6b zwol--
nionych zostanie Z armil fabryk
amunicyi pc wojnie.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18
EMPLOYMENT


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.....s.'I 'n pro. .N .' H'tu local frm no' oi
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18

hHii Nv 'hi h"Nih N'
4 HEI4'IH WANTED H. trffIsa .at.r.
tailored coat. must hs rru,HsDraU |s
tailoring taN 40 room 800. cole HIIE
ItfH aHI Boston
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18

COLOKEp OIy. wanted. aiO week and
frr,auf' quarters Furnished. l..l b.
Cincinnati
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18

Is. .Nh e|N.. H.Urs aaIrfmsu. ...I I....
good 1asrs '0r fastest selling urB..tI.
u0r .a market. good leads. Die uuHH.
'.".'I. Tho Commonwealth l.t.rlms#E
I. NNHN.mn rffE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18
LIVE STOCK
PERSONAL PROPERTY
IIOUsrHOLD uOOD8

HOUSEHOLD GOODS "a
rAlUNIt- IA GOOD n.ua.s ota. Kinds.
h.uar rasons. Phone $1,000
IuE -tlF Furniture far 4raum apart
mont and transfer of l.a.o. l4u a Nam.
fhon" ol'1 after 81 m and until s
FOX -uE Ivory dfrssas tabl, and rh.i
'on'0r AIso titrheu cabinet gDpTI
tuU SALE. 40 tarun.,. must bo sold
IF IhuRday oyo.. AaudHumu OAK iAluluF
room E1'io consisting OF round tAb.t but
fn. sH Icgih'r bottom chairs used 2
months al'" beautiful .oak rru~"sy
dIet.'r three quarter bod spring and
mattress now. rocker dresser titrhrp
-shiHrt aud laun3y stove and small "a.
l'D iaI i'l q louIdrr Phone t'is.
fuk eNLt 4 ROOMS good furniture must
ho sold 90 once Includes q beds rom
p.eic. ri"yeH 'dress'rs. stair carpets tubs
CO. VII coll OH or m part. Phone
tuR SALE Two rooms good mfoiturs
tiI Rooms i1r ront cheap, 81. cHsh,
balance easy 1909 q Hirch
FOUR ROOMS OF nice furniture ior sale
lH modern apartment close in. on
sropnd floor rhono 232i
MATTRESSES renovated and recovered:
returned home the tama daF. Phone
oti3. Sanitary Mattress Go.
MUSICAL MsrRUMEsTs az
tON stLE -kmban piapo. huo ropdi
uon. WI sell very cheap. Cal Moore.
oouD RELIABLE fAMIl.Y vents the uso
o' piano for storage 209 Brorkuan
alarment p0l Main. Phone A44a
on MACHINERY SUPPLIES ss
toR 9tLE.2 72xig hirh pressure boilers
pressure boilers I ifa.h p Marine type
boiler, 1 rash. p. Marine ttpa h1ler
steam engines - various sizes
air rumpressors tanks ard oil refinery
equipment. Adltcss The Piitsbprg
Boiler a Machine Company. ritisburg.
fuR s'Lt Two hiFh pressure boilers G6s
~ lti pounds steam pressure SLOWED.
Address MrlH Bros. SEQ w.. Grand
uk.aho'ra Citgeota
OH LEASES and township p|ats and All
other OH field forms lu stock and Tor
,,a.e by o.ds itess. elb East Third.
Tulsa. OLA. Phone a2t Write Tor
cAiaiog ~ prise u't it'6 free
orFIcH STORE EQUIPMENT .,
BARGAIN In large iron office safe Phone
$50
fuk sALf- Almost new nderwood ,yps
vrier rrso fi'. call Moorohead. 1880
FOR sALE- Three sauiiary oak desks five
Office chairs filing cabinet. electric fan.
two good t1pewritsrs. aatrr cooler Goes
ni sacrifice Phone $3.50
PAPER CiIpR--A full line priced fiEht
Tulsa Rubber Stamp WarkA Harvard I
Bldr Phone iaib
Vi NANTtb.HaGood second haHi typswriter !
prefer lrdarvooi or Royal Phone et7s l
WEARING ErPAREL s7 |
iFsT PRlCfs paid Tor mems ssrond Csrd /
clothing shoes and hats Phone g3sa .
iIGuFsT pRlCES-Tor second hsod cloth. I
iuE shoes and hsis phoue 7ttd
iIDutsI PRICE paid Tor mon second .
hand t.uthinr ahocs and hats pbous
ASS
li0iltsr rRlDEs paid f0f tssoud hand
clothed Phone hith
ACObS MERCANTILE 60 UvsraHr
regular t2-a Tor Fi75. in blues ana
stripes sli sizes Tho Working mans
store 22a FaFt furst ~
TtTs AVD sHoFr- Highest priess paid
tor msi' = second hand suits And shovs
niek B4riou ihonr as
MISCELLANEOUS ron SALE az
ot ihe waterproof tird. A d. /
Wat Nlhbsr Goods. Turner Bldg,
fiiri ani Main
WILL skill LEl-E OBI ptoHe ior raatar
will T,vo. Address box r7s care
Wo'''
g. EXCuANCE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18

'u tmnotn sweet Wichita Nan
'''N hI nus arros ygy r'h
"'. wy. h'Ar... l'fNra, r'"d Nalff
..'' "r' lA.e b. rhi rNn.
l." '' At NAs" ~"
huhlkEhH phorEk1Y Va
AsI,N hl I.R3iNG rte ooar sosll
goo leru $4,000 rora. taa $3.50
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I., $1,000 '.f Up.aneN r.p'tF
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LAST WKNFiT .u,a.re D.r,,.i ........
balance ulr rsnt phone
ron SALE . ., ..
soum .Idr IUf bsigtbarRs~l .r ..f.
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ehp terms Phone iptI
IuN ettF th..r 10 t.t.4 U,. ,..L
.NYr bnpy.Io, fame I.g-, ,,,r. ,..i
bath nicely na.s.ri slptfris iiFbs. sas.
Fool we'll ha.k frgsed 500 house and
'"'.' ~ iflh Ihifl
1--WE tupA wUdrrr uuHgaIow oH burnett
basement hardwood floors mp io.dAto IN
every r4srs,t. Ft.u5n. ~ 500 rath. bal
Anro monthly Hfatu baWton. gtI
klb.nsoB uiE lho0a ESQ.
Tvs ROOM rurrA4F n,Itlno,.
.,ssm'ni corner le'' pns. $500
~. W INV
20, u.
fnt hNLE h( oMNfH lyr room mod.
orn house large b''em'nt garage cor
n.,,', '' "'', n,5..,,,.,.., .'', "',,
'.,N ~ l"N ~, or
'n'' 70 'N'''']l 'aA noun
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NORTH NipE Walking distance room
nrand nov Bungalow. huili Tor hous aud
suul L'sul ~ hale choap hofe lev
u'f "hl' 'al owner 9a'i
sou ulliNt tFf Madgru roYn bungalPv
soSoN t'.7'p si.0uV cashH lt wont hs'
'"Nt lb'N" ~
SOUTH slbt -'ioso "a sodsra room
rsoas SSH. ownsi 10Y % ios.uSS o''' I'D
price
Two ROOM UDTgf tlood wrff M, sasi
sidci 81 abO sauo rrb taiaprs al
psr moatb nrstii A n.s,sn, an Rsb
lason 2ltE, Phcuo $50.
pAtt, ......t.... "a 49,.
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Iso3 a,J q room, 'o, a, V9| Hy''V 49,
1890 ~" . 'V'in i"' t.,""v. ~ w
f1,ooo- An 3 toom, roomiag house ior
rt sspo sna % %'9'N n@ps lof - Vqo
p"is, '''' VI 'v''' '''''7 30 h'a'
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18

HOTELS r1oHNg HOUSES o.
UorFls AND RuOMINg UOrsES.N =
r'afs a Go. over Palace ThCslsr. rhoacs
Cpgl and 1884
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18
AUTOMOBILES
.nroMon1Irs roR sA1.r

VIII SILL srupEBAKER FIX 1pas
serrer rAr iu fine running condition
l,.e,o~ rif,. used only Tor personal
drIrar DO you waut bargain Phone
kAN
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-21
HZHztel77zzz7 ~SMzp6M1
I7;I3 STORE OF Ej3;ZZIS3

doors public ~ab
:I~ s"%SsS ar%f%% % md efforts SAVIN
m
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exceptional
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-21
SPECIAL NOTICE TO OUT-OF-TOWN
SHOPPERS.

We refund your railroad fare according to
the plan as is advertised by the Merchants
Retail Association of ArdmOre
Come to this sale and make your purchases,
present your claim for fare rebate and we
will allow you that much on your bill.
Evening journal., 1918-11-06

mon sense. Alwaysl
Go to the repair shop. You've been
running the old machine day and night,
without Oillng or scientific upkeep. Go
to the garage and be looked over.
That means, first the dentist, Get
your teeth cleaned. Have decayed teeth
that can be saved, filed. Have decayed
teeth that cannot be filed. pulled. You
think your teeth are all right. The
chances are they are not. Few mems
are. Take no chances.
Then-keep them clean. Each morn
ing before breakfast and each night be-
fore retiring, brush vigorously with a
good dentifrice with a rotary motion
away from the gums. both inside and
outside. and finish up by brushing the
grinding surfaces.
After visiting the dentist 20 remove
trouble with the carburetor. go TO a
good doctor for tire trouble. I mean
have a thorough physical examination
with especial attention 10 the feet.
Take the physician point out your
weak spots and advise you on remedy
ing them. Your lung capacity may be
deficient. your right shoulder lower
lower than your left. your abdominal
muscles soft, etc.
Have him examine your feet with es-
pecial care. Even badly weakened
arches can be strengthened.
So much for repairs on the physical
machine. Now Tor hygiene. Do these
things:
Evening journal., 1918-11-06

Sleep nine hours a day with windows
wide open.
bat only substantial plain food. Cut
down on the coffee and drink milk.
Drink lots OF water between meals.
Don't Overeat. Chew thOroughly.
Breathe right. Your chest muscles
are shortened. Stretch them. Every
hour lean back from the desk or work
bench and fill the lungs TO their capa-
city several times, stretching far back
and erect.
II possible, walk TO and from work.
Get some outdoors air daily, and sun
shine II you can. After dinner walk
several miles. Walk right. Point the
feet straight ahead Be plgeontoed
rather than duck-footed. Pull the knees
up. Walk erectly. Carry a cane or a
broomstlck. Put the stick or cane
across the small Of the back, with the
elbows crooked around II and the
hands pulled up toward the chest.
When tired OF this posture put the cane
over the shoulders, grasping each end
llrmly with upllfted hands.
Soon for sheer pleasure you will be
sliding this horizontally held can down
behind the shoulders. That means
your shoulders will be back and down
and your chest out.
Throw away your pointed shoes II
possible, get army style shoes. Anyway,
get them a size broader and a size
longer. With exercise your feet VIII
spread.
After the walk, with your windows
open, you'll sleep. not toss.
On awakening In the morning take a
minute 10 adjust yourself. Stretch laz-
lily. Then stretch as II you meant H.
trying TO touch the foot Of the bed with
your toes and the top with your head
Put the arms straight at the side. Raise
them slowly over the head. inhaling
deeply.
Then put the clasped hands under
the head, hold the right leg rigid and
raise Il at right angles to the ilat-lying
body. like the .half-opened blade Of
Evening journal., 1918-11-06
BRITISH PADRE
WINNER OF Y. c.
Rescues Wounded Man,
though Himself Hit
by Huns
STAYS HOURS UNDER
FIRE WITH TOMMY
N. r. A. Special to Tho Evening Journal.

n. p. A. Special TO The Evening Journal
LONDON. England. Nov. 5.-rhis is
the tale OF how Rev. Theodore Bailey,
onea a sehoolmaster. and lately vicar
OF tho country parish OF Hutton Roof
In tho county OF Westmorland. won
ths Victoria Cross. He was moro than
10 years OF age. Nevertheless. when
iha call came. he stepped down from
his pulpit and went out 10 minister to
a greater need In France.
Here Is the story in the words OF a
sergeant:
"'rhe Germans had been bombing us
badly. and we had four wounded. We
were Obliged 10 withdraw some dis
tnnce. but one OF the men was so badly
hurt that we had 10 leave him behind.
He was lying about 10 yards on our
side OF a pill-box which we had taken
In the morning. but which was now
once more occupied by the enemy.
Shortly after noon the pedro came along
and asked me II | thought we could
get the wounded man back. told him
that | thought we could: al all events
we would try. SO we went out TO the
spot where the man lay. He was too
weak 10 stand up. but the padre gave
him a little drink Of brandy, and this
revived him a little, 50 that between US
were able 10 drag him to the trench
where our men were. We had several
tries before VIC could get him clear Of
the wood. as every IS yards or so we
had 10 rest him. he was so exhausted.
and Il was difllcult 10 move him. his
arm was 80 bad. / left him with the
padre. and went back TO my men in
front.
Later we were ordered 20 withdraw
and when we came 10 our own trench
the padre was stiil sitting with the
wounded man, though trench mortars
were shelling the trench"
A little After o'clock the padre
returned 10 the Regimental Aid Post.
q mile behind Rossignol Wood. and
asked for volunteers TO bring the man
back, There were four stretcher-
bearers al the aid post. and they had
been al work all day, and were very
tired, Their relief had arrived. but
they volunteered as one man. As one
OF them put Il, I'VE were Glad 10 so.
because the padre asked u.s." So the
hYe OF them went up 10 Rossignol
Wood, They had work enough 20 reach
the wood. but IL was harder 20 come
baet, with that helpless burden on the
stFstehsr, along a trench that was
0flsh waist-dsep In mud and water.
Three hours had passed, three anxious
weary hours, before their task was
oyeF,
Evening journal., 1918-11-06
RAISING PENSION
FUND FOR CHURCH

SALISBURY, Md. Nov. 6.-"Methodist
ministers are paid with a distressing
inadequacy," declared the Rev. ]. II. b.
Smith, Chicago. campaign manager.
Board Of Conference Claimants. al the
First Methodist Episcopal Church. Sal
isbury, Sunday morning. The Rev. j..
T. Herson. pastor, presided and intro
duoing DR.. Smith, said that the cam
paign for preachers' pensions In the
Wilmington Conference had his hearth
est sympathy and he was confident that
his congregation would far exceed the
amount allotted by the conference. Mr..
Smith said the Protestent churches
were seeking s670O0,OO0 for preachers
pensions. and that all the great corpora
tlons were pensloning their employees,
and the church vss the last great Or
ganizatlon 10 do justice 10 It's ministers.
After the sermon a committee. con-
slsting OF Senator w. p. Jackson. w. j.
Downing. L. Atwood Bennett and other
prominent laymen. was appointed 10
take up subscription In the church.
Senator Jackson, In an Interview after
the service, said: II am confident that
NHnuIS NluINn VIII ehDoelpp ulVit
than us apportionment. This Is most
worthy object, and practically all
Methodist laymen are In full sympathy
with the movement and are anxious 10
see the old ministers cared for In the
sunset OF their lives.
AT Mardels Spring the subject was
presented and subscriptions taken, and
in the evening NJ. Smith spoke at Del
mar. 10 a large -egat'on. cnd the
Rev. r. n. Faulkner. In a brief address,
said the cause was most worthy and the
camnalgn had his helrflesi sVmnalhY .
Evening journal., 1918-11-06
THIN PEOPLE
SHOULD TAKE
PHOSPHATE
Nothing Like Plain BifFe-PhssBiasts to rut
on Firm, Healthy Flesh aRd 60
Increase Strength, YigOS and
Nerve Force,

sudgfag fToS0 tSR eegRtiess PFePsFstf0ns
s1d treatments which are continually being
advertised for the purpose Of making thin
people heshg, developing arms, neck and
bust, sid FePiaaiBg ugiy b0li0Ys and
angles BY tbs soft curved lines Of health
ana beauty tssTs RFs evidently thegsands
or men and wOBRB who kaenly feel theiI
excessive tbiRness,
ThiRness aRd wessRess are Hsaafiy due
20 starved nerves. Our bodies need more
phosphate thag j. contained in modern
foods PbysicigRs claim there is nothing
that will supply this deficiency 80 well as
me 0FgRoic phcsBbste known among drug.
teGsiys ard i sSd By = i, banfosts fst
am al druggists sRdeF q guarantees Of
satisfaction 9E BlSRey bacE BY feeding
the nerves diTecfiy ami by Supplying the
BODY cells with Tbs Necessary pBosphOfis
food eieRaats, bitE9-p phosphate adiekly pro,
ducef Weic9me Transformation Ia the an,
pe2rancas thR Increase HI weight fra
qJently being astonishing,
Ihis jncTeags 81 weigte ais9 NaT;les
wita u = g9aeEaf inpseyessqpf ip the
he2lth,, NeEyYR1SSss, slaegiesSgeSs and
lack OF eaergy, w1hicS saaqrfy always ecs
company excessive t5ssaesf sooa aIsa.,
pear, duh eyes become by3asS saI psIs
cheeks glow with the blocp o< perfect
health.
CAysjf,N s-AisaoYS-A Sj3=9-sa9sssaS<e Is
uns rpasseI iQT relsoviag paTyousross
sieepsSSSness AM geneSal weatRess, Ii
should not owiag u IT, re=aa-k.i5l., assi,
who does not desire " pat ~ sasa.