davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-28

je kandydatury ola dobra Sejmu,
ably ME m6wiono, re Sejm jest
klerykalny. Oklaski.
PAM Jankiewicz przyjmuje j
proponuje panne Napieralska ma
3cia wiceprezeske. Del. Koscih-
skiego ME ma ma sail. Cofniety.
DR.. Szwajkart, jake jedyny
kandydat, wybrany jednogloSnie
|przez ~aklamacye. Oklaski. Pro-
Stony ma estrada. Oklaski. Pre-
mawia: uzycie kazdego czsowie-
ka nalezy do O~jczyzny. zycie mo-
ina ofiarowac w rozmaitych spo-
sobach. Jedni krew przelewaja,
pracuja. Pracujmy ola jedno-
Sci, a cafoSc sana sic z1ozy". -
'Cwacya.
Ks. DIR. Wroblewski z Filadel-
fiji wnosi, ably zmienic regula-
min, ably byla 3cia wiceprezeska
.Sejmu i ably MIA byia kobieta,
Wniosek o zmiane r%egulaminu
przechodzi.
Nominacye ma 3ciq wiceprezes-
Ike ! PAM Lipczyiska Z Hammond
Md, PAM Krych Z Kingston, Pa,
parma N~apieralska z Chicago, pa
nj Prakseda Sawicka z Milwau-
kee i PAM Jagodzka Z Brooklyna.
PAM Lipczyiska ME przyjmu-
je Parma Napieralska przyjmuje.
PAM Sawicka cola sic ma korzySt
PAM Napieralskiej. PAM Krych l
PAM Jagodzka cofaja sic. Oklas-
XII.
Parma Napieralska wybrana
przez aklamacye jednoglosnic, a
ma prosbe p. Piekarskiego wszy-
soy powstaja. Owacya.
Parma Napicralska zaznacza, re
przyjmuje re drzcniem ten wy
soki zaszczyt ME ola siebie lecz
jake ola niewiast polskich.
KS. prezes delegacyi Z Rhode
Island proponuje ks. Alexis. Sy-
skiego ma sekretarza Sejmu.
Wielka burza oklaSk6w. Del. Ra-
koczy popiera goraco.N ominacye
zamkniete. Ks. Syski wybrany
jednogloSnic przez aklamacye:
KS. Syski dziekuje "a zaufanie,
/ zaszczyt nielada, przyrzeka wy
peIniac powinnoSci sumiennie ola
dobra Zjednoczonei i Niepodlc--
glej Ojczyzny. OkIaski.
Prev. Piekarski prosii X. BIZ
skupa Rhodego ma estrada. Wszy
scy powstaja. Wietka owacya. O.
krzyki: MECH zyje"
Posel Sedziak p%roponuje sekr.
Wydz. Mar. Setmajera ia 1go a.
systemic sekretarza. Protesty -
przeciw temu. Glossy: ME VOL
Proponowani: Dalkowski Z To-
ledo, Powicki Z Massachusetts,,
Lokaiski Z Chicago.
Inni kandydaci: Prazmowski Z
Jersey City, kopatka Z East Chi
cago, Kurzydlowski Z Wilkes
Barre, dr.. Smoiczyhski z Massa-
chusetts. Nominacye zamkniete.
Del. Plutnicki wnosi, ably kan
dydaci ma a~systentow sekretarza
kt6rych jest szeSciu, wstapili do
osobnej sail i zadecydowali mig
dzy SODA, kt6rzy ustapiq, gdyz
balotowanie zabierzc wiele czasu.
Przechodzi.
Prezes Piekarski prosi preze--
sow kollegium stanowych ably ze-
brali sic Z MIN pc sesyi i dopomo-
eli mu w mianowaniu cz}onk6w
sekcyi sejmowych.
Poser Hodur, ,,biskup" koScio-
Ia niezaleznego, wnosi sprawe re-
gulaminu i zada, azeby ustano--
wiono, jakiemi regulami Sejm be-
die sic rzadzil. Dyskusya naste-
puje. Liczni zabieraja CLOS i
.przewaznie So "a tenn, azeby Izba
dalej rzadzila sic dotychczaso-
wynn regulaminem.
Posei X. Hodur ponownie usi-
.luje zabrac CLOS. Prezes Piekar-
ski pyta sic, czy jest prezesem
swego kollegium, hub ma jego
zezwolenie. Posef X. Hodur Cd
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-28

wa czytanie oklaskami, a zwiasz-
GA te ustepy, W kt6rych r%eferuje
O usilowaniach PIP. H~ausnera i
Mlynarskiego, wyslannik6w N.
K. N. z Galicyi, ktorzy starali
sic, azeby Polonia W Aneryce o.
Swiadczyla sic "a N. K. N. i po-
lityka pro-austryacka. Usiiowa--
mia tie specify ma niczem, jak via
domo. Oklaskiwano take ustep
w kt6rym prezes doniosi jak P.
{. K. R. energicznie zaprotesto-
wal przeciw oswiadczeniom K.
10. N. w swoim %czasie, IL Polacy
wszyscy raduja sic, il Niemcy
noswobodzili Warszawe z niewo-
ii rosyjskiej."
I duza aprobata Izba przyjela
orzeczenie prezesa, il laden 3D.
liam polski ME ma prawa wyla-
czac zadnej czeSci Polski Cd praw
caloSci do jak najzupe}niejszej
niepodlegioSci.
Szczegoly sprawozdania prcze-
sa o intrygach podziemnych i be-
skrupulatnyclr K. O.. N. w mai
~wyzszych kolach rzadowych anne
r~ykahskich w~ywola}y okrzyki
,,Haiba inn"
Wzmianka o Pifsudskim wy
wo}uje owacye. Wszyscy powsta-
ia.
Owacye ola PREF. Wilsona /
puikow. House'a, doradcy PREF.
Wilsona, zasfuguja ma p~odkreslc-
mic. Wzmianki prczcsa Smulskie,
Iso 0 tenn, co zdzia}ano ola Spra-
wy Polskiej wywoflja frenetycz-
he oklaski i okrzyki ma ich Geese.
Ma wzmianke nazwiska Hem
ryka Sienkiewicza Izba powsta--
la W milczeniu jak jeden MAJ i
oddala Geese pamieci zmarlego
Hetmana Narodu.
Izba powstaje i dale try okrzy
XII ma Geese prezydenta France,
Poincarc "a ~og}oszenie dekrctu W
sprawic u]tworzcnia Armii Pol
|skiej.
Opis staran celem utworzenia
Armii Polskiej, ktorc sic zakoh-
czyiy pomyslnic, wywoluje UNA
ME ola P. Paderewskiego, ola kap.
Kleczkowskiego i owacye ma
Geese Armii Polskiej i ola p.
Franklin = Bouillon. Gdy pan
lSmulski opisuje oszczerstwa i a
TAXI wrog6w Armii Polskiej, o.
raz ic1l nikczemne denuncyacye
u w}adz amerykahskich, Izba wo-
In .,hanba inn"
Wzmianka o Deklaracyi Wer-
(salskiej W sprawie Armii Pol
skiej przyjeta I uznaniem.
Pc dalszych szczeg6lach O sta
raniach celem utworzenia Armii
Polskiej i o piracy innych osob
spraw narodowych, prezes SINFUL
ski dalej zaznacza:
Prusactwo, najzacietszym wro-
Igiem Polski bylo, jest i bedzie".
(Oklaski). Obok Prus i Niemiec,
Polska ME moze bye wolna.
Trzeba do}ozyc wszystkich sill,
azeby zmiazdzyc prusactwo, a
nadewszystko trzeba sic zjedno--
Iczyc i okazac zaufanie ola przy-
wodcow. (Oklaski). ,,Jesli obec-
nym ME u~facie, w~ybierzcie Ia
kich urzednik6w, ktorym MONA
ufac." (Oklaski.)
Polonia Amerykafiska powinna
cafem screen i duszq popierac
Kom. Mar. Polski W Paryzu -
wzywa p. Smulski. Praca szczera
ola Polski jest take praca ola
IStan6w Zjednoczonych.
P. Smulski konczy. Wielka o.
wacya re strony calej Izby.
Wszyscy powstaja ma estradzic i
ma sail. Gorace oklaski i okrzyki
ma Geese p. Smulskiego.
DR.. Szwajkart oddaje ~uznanie
Ip. SmuIskiemu "a jego obszernc
Ii treSciwe sprawozdanie. 1zba
uchwala podziekowac p. Smul-
skiemu i wydrukowaG sprawoz--
DAME.
Posel Nowak sprawozdaje imie
MEM Komisyi Wyborczej o wy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-28

dug kt6rego Sejm zostaf zwola-
ny przez Komisye Tymczasowa.
Posel kollegium z Pennsylwa-
Mi wnosi, ably regulamin dotych-
czasowy zosta} przyjety. Gloso--
wanie nastepuje. Regulamin
przyjety. Przeciw przyjeciu g}osu
JIG tylko x. Hodur i inni ~,niezale-
mi" delegaci (oko}o 30).
DR.. Pietrzykowski, jake prev.
komisyi wyborCzej, sprawozdaje,
re laden z kandydatow ma asy--
stenta sekretarza ME ustepuje,
vice must sic odbyc balotowanie.
Wniosek, ably prezesi kolle-
glow ziozyli CLOS ma asystenta Sc
kretarza przechodzi. Maja sic Cd
bye posicdzenia k~ollcgi6w w tym
celu.
Izba odracza sic o godz. 11:30
90 godz. 2giej popoludniu.
crcua D~nNr TTDNTNyNA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-28

Il 800
S. Mandat obyw. S. Furteb
iako prezesa Stowarzyszenia Do,
mt Polskiego Z Chicopee, Mass
Komisya Mandatow poleca po'
wyzszych ME uwzgledniac.
Poniewaz Oredzie Przedsejmo'
we ME daja Komisyi pe}nomo'
cnictwa do uwzglednienia manda-
tow Liz politycznych, Komisya
p Polsko-Ameryka1skie)
Ligi Demokratycznej OBJ. R. L.
Modrakowskiego z New YORK
City, N. Y; b. Polskiego Cen
Komitetu Demokratycz'
neeo 2 Cook County, ILL.,. |. Sc
diego Jozefa S. La Buy, IL. adj
wokata Franciszka w. korale-
skiego. III. Bronis}awa f. Gaze
ckiego,, ". DR.. L. Lenard, v
Aldermana Max. Adamowskiego,
VI. J6zefa Ruszkiewicza.
Komisya Mandatow Prosl Q
blizszc informacye co do wyborrl
PAM A. Stencil.
9 Komitet Obywatelski Z Fl
ladelfii, OBJ. Jozcfa Sfomkowskie-
60.
Cwzgledni powyzszc mandaty
dat i'm prawo glosu.
?. Rybicki oSwiadcza W kohcu,
&c komisya otrzyma}a mandatow
O63, a ma Scjmic d~otychczas O.
jest pos}ow iS2.
Posei Sedziak porusza kwestyG
kontroli mandatow / wydzielania
o~dznak6w, oraz bytnosci ma Sc
P. Smulski odczytuje telegram
I'd prezydenta Wilsona. lzba pc.
wstaje ! w~ysfucllujc Z uszanowa-
MEM. Frenetycznc oklaski.
Telegram brzmi, iak nizcj:
Telegram otrzym2ny dis cd PREF.
Wilsona.
THE WHITE HOUSE,
WASHINGTON, D. c.
Aug. %, 1918.
JOHN F. SMULSKI,
TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN ,
All POLISH CONVENTION
DETROIT, MICH.
The message of the convention is
worry deeply appreciated and I wish
in return to send my eorGiai greet
ing and the hope Which I think al
the free world shares that the Pc
lish lands may be restored to their
own people.
WOODROW WILSON.
Rybicki wyjaSnia kontrolc
mandatow i odznak.
Pauza ma 10 minut.
Prezes Piekarski otwiera Sc
sye i mianujc Komitet recepcyj'
ny ola przyjecia p. Dmow-
skiego: KS. Celichowski, DIR,
Szwajkart i p. Helihski.
Sprawozdania kollegiow sta
nowych: DIR. Smykowski ma Con-
necticut; posef Rozan ma Nowy
York, ks. Orlemanski ma Massa-
ks. Chodkiewicz ma To-
ronto, Ontario; posel Z Missouri
posef Z Missouri; wicepre-
yes Kollegium z Filadelfiii, posel
z Delaware; ks. Tomaszewski z
Mount Carmel.
Wniosek postawiony, ably ko-
misya mandatow i komisya wy
borcza zamienione by}y ma stale,
Przechodzi.
Prezes Piekarski m~ianuje: Ko-
regulaminu: adv. J, JAN
kowski, Tomkicwicz, Godzinskl,
ks. Nowak i PAM Klawitter.
Nastepnie sekretarz X. Syski
.dczytuje mianowanych przez
prezydyum czionk6w sekcyi sci,
Prezes poleca, azeby kazdy po-
sci zapisai sic do jakiej5 sekcyi.
Skiad Sekcyi - nastepujacy:
Sekretarz X. Syski odczytuje
list cd p. Jozefa Adamowskiego
:ony I Maine ktorzy ME mogq
przyjechac lecz ofiaruja koszta
W sumie $3.50 ma arrnie
Polska. Gorace oklaski.
Telegramy odczytane cd:
Wydz. Kol. wv. Mar. Pol.
7, Bizoa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-28

ma Town of Lake MONA otrzy.
mac ,,Dziennik Chicagoski".:
BOCHNIAK -
1915 w. 43-cia utica.
WOJTKOWSKI -
1874 S. Ashland ave.
-
1912 SO. Lincoln utica.
KRUPOWIcZ
IT'S ". 46-ma Utica
~MIELZYNSKI-
TIA w. 4S-ma utica
171s w. Anna utica.
STREJSMAN -.
4S09 LOOMS utica.
HoNDs
Alma vi. | Racine ave.
kOPACINSKI -
49,. 1863 Gross ave
s. ITALIAN -
1919 w. 61-ta ul. Skiad paszy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-28


|. Mandat obyw. Aleksandra
Niesuchowskiego z Chelsea,
Mass.
2. Mandat obyw. Michala Le-
sihskiego z Gminy nr. IS I. N. P.
Detroit, Mich.
8. Mandat obyw, Leona S. No
waka, z Gminy 3 Z. N. P, Chica-
go, III.
4. Mandat obyw. A. A, Kujawy
z Gminy Zwiazkowej z Toledo,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-04
Rev. |. c. Yeakee, Formerly
of West Liberty, Is Dead

Word has h"rn rrCriv"d i'll wheeling
If the death of Rrv. irwin {. f"nkrl.
tast,.r "r the i:ihdl~ Memorial FrcShy-
torinu church ut carlisle. IA. He died
Friday Mrl"ru,",u after an illness al mn"
months ~. WAS. pastor NJ the FIRST
l'rrsl.vt"ria: church IT West Liberty
from The spring Of s"l% until Juno. l?l6.
when j." accepted lii" rhlrEc -! tho
Ei,ldl" Memorial church NJ Carlisle
Ito had iill"d pnSt"rn'"' in three
states ard was ono "i tn" MOST success
fu workers in IN" h"m" mission Held
Of the Presbyterian church. The Rev.
MIR. Ycakrl WAS horn in Pennsylvania
March 4. lS59 and was educated In III"
public schools IT that stat" aud re-
,civcd private instruction i'll theology
and also took Il special course at. Union
seminary.
lie was ordained in IA" ministry in
1854 and served SIX years In FcnnSyl-
wanna before II" went IT, Baltimore To
engage in missionary work. II" re-
MA med there three years and then t"nk
charge If 4 church in Montgomery
county. Maryland. II" returned To bal
tlInnrc In 1896 [" resume mission Work
and later founded q rhurch ut Latravillr
which Is nuw known HS the Hamilton
PRESBYTERIAN church. lie accepted n call
in 1908 to tn" Immortal Presbyterian
church in Bruuklyr. Md. WlI"r" he re-
mainrd three years. II" returned to
Baltimore in i?nH and took up work at
the broadway Presbyterian church. now
n strong mission center. He went I"
West Liberty in 1913 and after three
years service there took charge OF the
Carlisle church.
lie is survived by his widow. Anna F.
Yepkrl. ilrr daughters and ono son. all
IF whom were ut his bedside when he
passed away. One sister also survives
Funeral services will he held Monday
afternoon from the Blddlr Memorial
Presbyterian church in Carlisle and in
lrrtnnnl will b. made at Mount Zion
cemetery. Churchtrwn. Ia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-04
SIX MORE WEEKS OF
"WINTERISH" WEATHER
Mr.. Grounding Came Out, Saw HE
Shadow and Returned to the
Arms Of Morpheus.

Don't prepare 10 lax" 'crl Off. SIX
more weeks nf cold weather. $" SaE"th
the grounding Saturday. lie cam" out.
SAW his shadow. n"k"d mp his fire and
returned Ia tn" arms Of Morpheus until
about the middle OF March.
Hank! Let us bust into poem upon
Mr.. GrounlhoE's annual advent Satur-
day:
Fortune teller. prophet. beast
To you respectfully We bow;
We don't believes YOU in the least
But VIC Respect y"tI anyhow.
You do not with cNartitudc
Pretend u say when ends tho war;
But weather signs each year intrude.
Though saying little. think much
more.
So old grounding your praise We sing;
Lung may yuu liv" our lives I" bless
Your modrsty'S Il wnndr"uS thing,
So may your Shadu" n"'rr grow less.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-04
INJUNCTION TO BE ASKED
THE ZELLERS CASE

Prohibition authorities who "eanes-
day night taidsd the restaurant OF Wiz
liam Zellers ut :1hf Main street ana
arrested him on charge Of conducting
a speakeasy have announced that they
propose TO petition the circuit court for
an injunction under tho iost la% re-
istzatning Zellcrs from having liquor In
his place Of business
= The petition sill likely b. filed before
the Adjournment o. the present term OF
the circuit court and will be brought IN
tn. name q: the stale tax comnlsSlo9rr'
Zellers. i, * said. was handled rather
-rou Shly in the ruix-up when his place
was raided and has been under the care
aof physician since.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-04
RICH TO HAVE HEARING

Leslie Rich, colored. employed III n
local hotel is being held in tho Ohio
county Jail. charged with robbery in
connection with the breaking Of plat"
glass window and entering the. store OF
+. Ranov. local rawnbrokcr. and taking
revolver ard other articles Of value.
p.ch will b. given a hearing before
Squire .tohn }. Gompers Tomorrow
evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-04
RELEASED FROM JAIL

Johp Mcbride. serving 4 sentence FOR
violation Of the Yost law. was released
from the county Jail by Judge Alan b.
Robinson under q capias pro nee.
The court also ordered the release of
Lawrence Sinclair on his own resog-
nizance. subject to his appearance in
criminal court March 6. Sinclair Is
charged with taking an overcoat from
the G.. w. Greig clothing store and leav-
Ing his old coat in the rack while his as
sociates were busy with the clerks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-04

inr master James Friend; chaplain.
George II. Miller: recording secretary.
Fred W. Doyle: financial secretary.
Henry Steuck: treasurer. Henry G. Sni-
der: conductor. William Rothermund;
trustee. William Rimmel (three years.:
Inside guard. Adam Rcmme.
REPRESENTATIVES. 20 tho grand lodge OF
West virginia were also named They
are: James Minkcmeyer. Henry SteSy
William Remmel. John Minkeneyer
William Doyle. August knoke, Elmer
Miller: alternates. Henry Griener Will
liam Parker. Fred Eerzcr. Christ Baker
Louis Shaw.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-04
THOMSON MEMS CLUB
MEETS TOMORROW NIGHT

The regular monthly meeting Of
Thomson Mems club will be held tomor-
row evening In the club rooms. ground
floor Of Thomson Methodist church
building. AS business Of Importance Is
to be transacted a full turn out Of the
membership is desired
Vice President Charles II. Watkins,
Jr.. will be In the chair in the absence
of President Stone.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-04
When You Have a Cold.

II is when YOU have Il severe cold
that you appreciate tn" good qualities
Of Chambrrlain's Cough Remedy. Mrs.
Frank Croker. pana, ILL.,. writes:
Our llvc-year.old son Paul caught
severe cold last winter that settled on
his lungs and he had terrible cough
ing spells. We were greatly worried
about him. as the medicine VIC gave
him did moi help him in III" least. y
neighbor spoke so highly Of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy thai | 2nt bot
tie Of IT,. The first dose benefited him
so much that ! continued giving il 10
him until ne was cured. --Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-04
A MISTAKE MADE BY MANY

Don't wait for rheumatism to indi.
cato diseased kidneys. When you suf.
fer pains and aches by day and sleep
disturbing bladder weakness by night
feel tired, nervous and run down. the
kidneys and bladder should be re,
store to healthy, strong and regular
action. 1t is Il mistake TO postpone
treatment. Foley Kidney Pills put the
kidneys in sound. healthy condition
and keep them active and strong. Be-
gin taking today. Good results follow
INV, first dose. John Coleman & Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-04
Y. w. C.; A. Swimming Pool
Opens Today With Festival

Tho Y. ". G. a swimming pool will
rcupen this erening-having been closed
Il week, on account of the smallpox
scare--with a festival for all swimmers.
Those who do not swim are invited 10
sit on the bank" and cheer the others
The pool will be open at o'clock. this
means a good time for everyone.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-04
Fl. HENRY INSTALLS

Fort Henry lodge No. hns installed
the following officers for the ensuing
year: >,
worthy master. George thinner: jun
The Prescott daily news., 1918-03-18
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.
Wick Salve at Guthrie's.

Wick Salve at Guthrie's.
 Get this weeks Post from William Johnson, PA or 242.
 New Home Sewing Machines at the Nevada County Hardware Go. 18d3 For jitney service call 94, or Star Restaurant. George Rushin 13d6 When your plumbing needs over hauling, phone Roy Gilmore, No. 3Z(. 6m1 Miss Myrtle Herring of Bodcaw, is in the city as the guest of Mrs. F. E. Murrah.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-03-18

Goodyear Blue Streak bicycle tires for sale at the Nevada County Hard ware Company. 18d3
 p. H. Herring and family of Bod cav, spent yesterday in the city visit ing MT. and Mrs. F. E. Murrah.
 The Auto Sales & Service announce the sale and delivery of Grant Six touring car to Frank Posey of Pres colt.
 Attorneys W. V. Tompkins and Duncan l.. McRae are in Murfrees- boro this week looking after legal matters.
 Misses Emma and Ruth Sewell of near Blevins, stopped over here this morning for a while, en route to Lit tie Rock to enter Draughon's Busi- ness College.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-03-18

c. H. Moutz of Deanyville, return ed home this morning after a couple of days visit in the city with rela- tives.
 Perry Dickey has resigned his posi- tion as day ticket salesman at the Missouri Pacific station and is sue ceeded by John Hubbard, formerly night agent, whose position will be filled by D. B. Westmoreland. MT. Dickey will probably be in the next draft from this county.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-16
Awaiting The
Joyful Sound
Tho Wonderful Music that Bursts EortE,
When the Stosk Arrives.

Who can forget that little brassy cry that
echoes the arrival OF the new baby?
Before baby comes the mother should
get in condition to meet the crisis.
Thousands OF women have used tho safe
and reliable application Mothers Friend,
during tho waiting months. and they re-
late how they entirely escaped nausea ner-
vousness. bearing down and stretching pains
and many other facilitating and disheart-
cninG experiences which so lily 1T tho
mother for tie greatest time in q woman's
life.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-16
PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN
MEET IN HIGHLAND PARK

The thirty-frst annual meeting Of
the East Hanover Prcsbytcsial Auxil-
larry began It's session last night at s
o'clock in MZpah Presbyterian Church
at Highland PARK Women from
twenty adjoining counties were present
and were unanimous in the opinion that
tho beginning of the meeting gave
promise tina; the convention would be
The mos: interesting in the annals OF
the auxiliary.
To-day's program is as follows
$50 a. M.-Open!ng service. Mrs. w.
C Smith. Ginter Park.
9:!5--Greetines, Mrs. W. r. Nc
Ilwainc. Jr.: response. Mrs. Nat Lam
caster. Ashland.
10 \. M-Presidcnt's report, minutes
Of executive council. roll call OF dele
gates. appointment OF committees,
hymn.
1870 A. M.-Report OF first vice.
president. second vice president, record.
ing secretary treasurer, secretary OF
literature.
IL a. M.-Hymn. narrative reports
from societies.
12 M.-Report of secretary Of synodi-
cal. presbyterian and congregational
home missions.
1880 +. M.-Bible hour. Miss Mildred
Watkins.
1915 p. Mediterranean
l:20 J.. M.-Lunch.
$50 T.. M.-Assemblys training
school Rev. o. =, Isuchholz
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-16
OBSERVE ARBOR DAY
Interesting Exercises Arc Held at tho
Virginia Randolph Elicit Country
School for Girls.

One OF tho most interesting events Of
last week was the Arbor Day celebra-
ton at the Virginia Randolph Ell
lett Country School westhampton.
when the scholars and patrons OF the
school fiocked to the school grounds
in large numbers with donations Of
flowers. trees. shrubs, bulbs and seeds,
and spent the entire day digging, hoo
ing and planting. Many varieties of
plants were placed under supervision
OF G. l.. Gillette. the landscape archi-
tcct. 1t was an Interesting and inspir-
ing sight to see the scholars, particu-
larly the little ones, In their work.
while the grown-ups contributed In no
small degree to the success OF the
day. After luncheon numbers OF boys
from the Chamberlayne School for
Boys came over and the work was re-
sumed. Among those ut the school
grounds busily engaged with spade.
hoe. rake and trowel were Rev and
Mrs. W. Russell Bowie. Mr.. and Mrs
+. milford Crutchfield. Rev and Mrs
T. Cary Johnson, Mrs. ]. St George
Anderson. Mrs. George w. Warren.
Mira. Graham b. Hobson. Mrs George
b. HutchinEs. Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin NJ
Smith. Mrs. Melville c. Branch, Mrs
W. H. Campbell. 5irs. George l.. Street
Jr.. Mrs. w. Brydon Tcnncnt, Mrs
Lewis Hinton Bosher, Mrs. Hiram NJ
Smith. Miss Emily WEIGH, Mrs Thomas
S. Wheelwright and Miss Jennie Ell
lett.