davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-07

An interesting marriage celebrated
fin Village Va. was Thar OF MISS
Blanche Alpinne Rtbinson, daughter
of Rev. s s Robinson. 70 Mr.. Robert
MyIes Williams, Of Victoria Va.
sxs,.s le iS1ss }zseb s.aVaasts 3oth. AT hikh
noon, at the Baptist parsonag" rev
s. s. Robinson, father of tie bride,
performing the ceremony, The par
sonape was artis'icany decorated with
ferns and flowers, closely following
color scheme OF green and white.
While the guests were assembling,
"At Dawnlng" was very beautifully
sung by Miss Mayre Robinson, ana
lust before the ceremony. Miss Annie
sale sang. 20 Promise Me" The
bride came in with her sister. Miss
Mayre Robinson. by whom she was
given in marriage, and was met ut the
altar by the bridegroom and his pest
man, Hodges Williams, b other of The
groom. The matron of honor was
Mrs : s Robinson. (nce) Miss Eva
Richardson, and the flower girls, La"
tie Misses katherine and Elizabeth
Robinson, nelces Of the bride.
The wpcdfrlr rfttts4e was beautifully
rendered ~ Miss Mary Garner. Shu-
berts Sererade was played before the
wedding march, and during the cere-
nony Hearts and Flowers" followed
by Tales from Hoffman were softly
and sweetly rendered
The bt!Ce wore a beautiful travel
ing gown If navy blue tricoune, with
black velvet hat, and carried a huge
bouquet ri American Beauty roses.
Atter The wedding, the couple LETT
for trip North. after WHICH they will
make their home at NiJoria. Those
from a distance attending the we'd
ding were Miss Annie Sale, Of Nor
folk, Va. Mrs. T. A Harris. of Fred
erlcksbGrg and Hodges Williams, Of
Victoria Va
Interesting Marriage Wednesday Enc
ming.
The First English Lutheran church,
this city, will he the scene Of pretty
marriage Wednesday evening at z
O'Clock when Miss Clara +. Russell,
becomes the bride Of Vernon l.. Sd
wards with Rev. ] j. Scherer, ID. D.
as the celebrant- Miss Russell Is the
daughter OF Mrs. Ella J. Ovits OF Man
xanoia Colorado. Immedia.e!y after
the ceremony Mr.. Edwards AMI his
bride will leave for an extended we'd
ding trip North. including New York.
Niagara Falls and Toronto, Canada
After October list. taey will be al
horne at 12gS Hanover avenue.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-07
Wrigllf---->foilCsS.

Tho marriage Of Miss DorothY
Knowles Jones to MIR. John fialpin
Wright. of Washington, formerly. Of
Richmond, Va. took place at ST. Mar
garet's church. Washington, =. G, on
Tuesday, September sth. Immediate
" after The ceremony they eft by au~
touobile for IA wedding tin through
the mountains Of Marylan2 ana Ntr-
ginia Upon thSir return they WIN
be at the Mansfield, whore they have
taken an apartment for thu winter.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-07
Personal Mention.

Miss F. l. Zanzinger. Of New
Britain. Conn, has arrived in Rich
nond and assumed her duties as gem
eral secretary OF The Young Woman's
Christian association.
Mr.. and Mrs William Westerhold-
OF South Fifth street, Will leave to-
morrow for New York City, where
they will be the guest of friends for
several days.
Lieutenant olin Richardson is
sYending the weekend. at his home on
Grove avenue.
Miss Bessie Muhlmun, Miss Jessie
3snffett and Carlton Moffett, have re-
tarned from brief stay at Virginia
Beach.
Smyrna times., 1919-06-04
Skating Has Patron Saint.

Skating is the only sport that can
boast a patron saint. Her name was
Lydwina, and she sponsored skating
back in the fourteenth century. Her
home town was Schledam, in Holland.
Her family name was ancient and hon
orable, and her father followed the
honorable profession Of night watch
man. Nevertheless, Thomas KempiS,
among other notables, found her in
teresting, for he met her and wrote the
details of her life for all to read. Lyd-
wilma was fifteen when some bOisterOus
girl friends dragged her out against
her will to skate on the frozen canal.
No sooner had they started on their
holiday excursion than one of them
bumped into poor little Lydwina-and
jammed perfectly good rib. That
put her out of the running for all time,
it seems, and as she lay on her couch
Of pain she was cOmfOrted by strange
visions, and before her death in 1888,
it Is claimed, wrought several miracles
through her piety.
Smyrna times., 1919-06-04
SET EXAMPLE IN COURTESY
Venetians Were the First to Put Be-
fore World the Nobleness Of
Gentle Manners.

PompeO MOlmenti, the historian, re-
lates that in the sixteenth century the
gentle manners of the Venetian peO-
pie were evident in every department
of daily life, even down to the greet
ings in the street The very mobiles in
the Seicento, the period of greatest
hauteur, were wont to salute cOurte-
ously by raising their cap with the
left hand and laying the right on the
heart. The pOpulace was always OBJ
sequiOus, especially toward patri-
clans and foreigners, and to every
question addressed to them would
never answer brusquely, "Yes," but
always, "At your service" though
this humility of expression implied
not so much servility as an Unborn
courtesy Of feeling. The penalties
for blasphemy were exceptionally
severe. For instance, Benigna, in
his memoirs, writes, under June %,
1924: "a certain Bertelli for hav-
ing used foul Oaths was placed in
the pillOry and had his tongue cut
out" Yet. ceremony in Venice was
never allowed to degenerate into
ridiculous etiquette. AS early as
the close of the sixteenth century a
resolution was passed fOrbidding
the use Of glowing expressions in sal
utatlOnS.
Smyrna times., 1919-06-04
oId.Tlme Skating Clubs.

AS early as 1742 skating clubs were
formed in Scotland. The first Amer
lean club was established in Philadel-
phia in 1949, and quickly attained the
prominence 1t still holds for artistic
performance. Due to the efforts of
this club the skate came into It's own,
for in 1850 Philadelphia brought to
bear the skill of the surgical instru-
ment maker to produce the modern
steel blade and foot plate.
The Boston arena-until it's destruc-
ton by fire some time ago-held first
place among the worlds rinks as pos.
sessing the largest indoor skating area
in the world. This record has now
probably passed to Princes Skating
club in London. The building itself
is as solid and enduring as most Brit.
ish institutions, and the walls in the
rink proper are adorned with splendid
friezes of winter scenes.
Smyrna times., 1919-06-04
ALL IN ONE GREAT FAMILY
Hindus Draw Relationship Close,
Knowing No Word as Cold
as "CousIns."

All able-bodied members Of the
Hindu family must contribute their Ia
Dor and earnings, whether Of personal
skill or agriculture and trade, to the
common stock, writes Bhupendranath
Basu. Weaker members, widows, Or
phans, and destitute relations, all must
be maintained and supported; sons,
nephews, brothers, cousins, all must
be treated equally, for any undue
preference is apt to break up the fam
lily.
We have no word for cousins-they
are either brothers or sisterS-we do
not know what are cousins two de-
grees removed. The children Of the
first cousin are young nephewS and
nieces just the same as the children of
young brothers or sisters. The fam
lily affections, the family ties, are al
ways very strong, and therefore the
maintenance of an equal standing
among so many members is not so diff
ficult as it may appear at first.
Moreover, life is very simple. I'm
til recently shoes were not in gen
eral use at home, hut sandals without
any leather fastenings. have known
of a well-tO-dO middle class family OF
several brothers and cousins who had
two or three pairs Of shoes between
them, these shoes being only used
when they had occasion to go out, and
the same practice is still followed in
the case of more expensive garments,
like shawls, which last for genera
tions, and with their age are treated
With loving care, as having been used
by ancestors of reverend memory.
The joint family remains together
sometimes for several generations un
til it becomes too unwieldy, when II
breaks up into smaller families, and
you thus see whole villages peOplet
by members of the same clan.
Smyrna times., 1919-06-04
Rare ForethouahA

"Yus, num-" said Meauiering Mar
maduke, II were a very precocious
child, mum. Why, would yer bulieve
it. began to smoke when were only
six years old"
"Why. you degenerate brass;'' ex-
claimed the Mortified old lady. "Why
did you do that?"
swell, yer see, mum, by the time l
were old enough to shave / 'ad saved
up enough coupons for razor"
Smyrna times., 1919-06-04

Our Architectural
Department Is at
your service to ad-
wise you and sub
nit plans for any
kind of a building
you contemplate
erecting. This serV-
Ice Is absolutely
free to you. Write
US about It.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-13

Wyrabiacze kot}ow, kt6rzy ME
dawno indorsowali strajk g6rni-
kow, odwolali to wczoraj i g{o-
sowali "a pozostaniem ma swoich
stanowiskach. Elektrotechnicy,
koWale, r~obotnicy PREY konstruk-
cyach z~elaznych nalezacv do A.
merykahsklej Federacyi Piracy,
uznali strajk gornik6w i zawia-
domili w}ascicieli kopali. re ME
powroca do piracy, jezeli ME "a
doscuczynia wymaganiom ~straj-
kuJacych gornikow.
unia inzynierow, najwieksza
unia w mieScie Butte, kt6ra "a
wsze w poprzednich strajkach
gra1a decydujaca role. zbierzc SIC
dzisiaj ma posiedzenie. ia kt6rem
przcczytane zostanie sprawozda-
ME wydzia}u wyznaczoncgo ma
omowienic sytuacyi Z inncmi IL
miami. Ma posiedzeniu TEN cd
bedzie sic dyskusya, co maia ro-
bic: czy wywo}ac strajk ola zmu-
szenia w}ascicieli kopali do "a
doscuczynienia wymaganiom g6r-
nikow, czy tez ME wywo}ywat
strajku i nadal pracowat pozosta-
wiajac gornikow ich wlasnemu
losowi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-13
Z 16-tej Wardy.

Wielkie demOkratyczpe ZgrOmadze-
ME odbedzie size jutro wieczorem W
kwaterze acknowledgement Organizacyi
16ltej wardy p. N. 1852 W. North ave-,
blisko Holt ulicg. Sprawy kandydatur
MA urzedy miejskie beda Omawfane
Obywatele naszej wardy powinni sta,
vic sic ma to posiedzenie jak ~najlfcz,
niej. Opr6cz spraw prawyborczych be
da takze omawiane wazne sprawy do
tyczace kazdego obywatela, kt6ry mie-
Ska W 16-tej wardzie. Obecni beda
kandydat ma burmistrza Robert NJ.
Sweitzer, kandydat ma Nerka Igoe j
inni %kandydaci. Przemawiac beda add.
Stanis4aw Fl! Kunz, alderman Jan A.
Piotrowski, posei do legislatury z 27go
enatoryalnego dystryktu J0zef Pc
tlak. Antoni Rudnik / inni.
KaAdy pragnacy uzytskac pierwsze
hub drugie papiery obywatelskie powi-
MEN prZyjSc do kwatery we wtorek Tub
piatek wieczorem Cd gOdziny 7+mej do
9-tej wiecDorem.
S. H.. Kunz, Komitetowy Wardy.
w. KozfOwski, prezes.
A. III. SikOrski, sekretarz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-13

IlEPORTERA

Towarzystwo sw. Stanislawa Ko.
sikh, No. $50 z. P. R. X. PREY pa
raft tego samego imienia, urzadza
W najbliisza niedziele instlacye, po
-akonczeniu kt6rej dana bedzie ma
"a przekaska i kr6tki program. In,
s~talacya i przekaska odbeda sic W
sail KoSciuszki. Poczatek o godzinie
4-tej popoiudniu. Jutro zas o go
dzinie S-mej odbedzie sic miesiecz-
ne posiedzenie wyzej wspomnianego
towarzystwa W sail zwyklych posie-
dZen. ,
e Q
Obywstel Kazimierz Wilczewski.
znany mlodzieniec W parafii sw. Sta
nislawa Kostki. powrocii wczora1
ma stale do Chicago po dfugiej ME
obecnosci. Cd przeszlo dziesieciu
miesiecy siuzyl on W woisku ia
now Zjednoczonych i stacyonowany
byi W Stanie Texas. jake szerego--
vice pierwszej klasy. onegdaj o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-13
POLICYA ROZPRASZA Pr
KIETY STRAJKIEROW.

Butte, Mont, 1890 lutego. -
Pikiety strajkierow ponownie
staraiy sic dostac do niektorych
kopaln celem zabronienia praou-
jacym gornikom wstepu. Skoro
tylko przyblizyiy sic do wejst
kopaln, natychmiast rozproszy}y
je slime oddzialy policy. w
dwoch wypadkach tylko trzeba
by1o p~rzywolac pomocy zo}nierzy
ola rozproszenia pikiet, ktore zja
willy sic W sile kilkudziesieciu
ludzi. Do rozruchu jednakze ME
przyszlo; wiadze policyjne zaare-
sztowaly trzech mezczyzn, kto-
rzy zaczepiali robotnikow ida
cych do piracy. Mic to jednak ME
pomaga w sytuacya, gdyz "a
ledwie kilkunastu robotnikow IL
dale sic dziennie do piracy. Pred
stawiciele innych firm przemys}o-
wych W Butte, ktorzy sic zjecha-
Ii ma konferencye do Waszyngto-
nu, jednogiosnie zgodzili sic ma
rezolucye rekomendujsca swyrn
robotnikom powr6cenie do pra-
CIV.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-13
Z 16-tej Wardy.

- Wielkie zgromadzenie demOkrat
tyczne Odbedzie sic dzis wieczorem t. ].
W czwartek, dnia 1890 lutego W no
wei kwaterze. Demokratycznego Klubu
16-tej wardy, p. Il, 1449 n. Ashland ave
hue, W i~nteresie kandydatury oh. Tho
mas Carey'a kt6ry sic ubiega o nomi-
niacye dem. ma urzad burmiStrza W bic
zaoych prawyborach. Przemawiac be-
da Thomas Carey, kandydat ma bur-
mistrza. John E. Traeger by4y szeryf,
B. s. Mindak. J. Coburn. Kaz. PawlHk
i wielu. innych. Wszyscy obywatele / o.
bywatelki proszeni 50 ably stawili sic
jak n~ajliczniej.
AntOni A. Dunkel, sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-13
EXTRA!
zYWNosc OLA PoLSK1
w GDANSKU

Berlin, Is. lutego. - Admin
stracya kolei w Gdahsku zawia.
domifa Rad niemiecki, re wiadze
wojskowe ME moga dostarczyG
potrzebnej ilosci wojsk, ably zao-
riekowac sic trzema pierwszyrri
okretami ola Polski, ktore przy-.
beda do Gdanska z poczatkiem
przysziego tygodnia, pisze Kreiz
Ztg.
Komendant miaf zazadac, ably
amerykanskie wojska byty wysia-
ne, ale propozycye te odrzuccao,
%poniewaz amerykahska komisya
nalega, ably Rad niemiecki byi
odpowiedzialny "a ~przesyike zy-
wnosci i ably Niemcy pckryiy
MOTIVE straty.
Sytuacya jest skomplikowana z
powodu braku wojsk francuskich
Tub amerykahskich, ktoreby wzie-
ty pod swa kontrole GAIA linie ko-
lejowa cd Gdahska W giab Polski.
Administracya kolei w Gdansku
wys}a}a przeto energiczne wez--
wanie do Berlina, ably natych-
miast wysfano dostateczna ilosG
Woiska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-13
Z17-tej WARDY.

Jutro, wiec0orem I. J. W piatek, 14go
lutego odbedzie sic walne zebranie O.
bywateli i obywatelek 174tej wardy "
kwaterze, pnr. 7S0-7S2 Milwaukee ave-,
W interesie R. NJ. Sweitzera, demokra-
tycznego kandydata ma burmistrza, %
raz aid. 8. Adamkfewicza, kandydata
ma ten sam urZad, kt6ry obednie piaStu-
je.
Wszyscy obywatele i obywatelki 16tej
wardy proszeni SO o przybycie.
Przemawiat takte beda: J. Ruszkie-
wicz, bomitetowy wardy, oraz aid. 8.
Walkowfak.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-13
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE
BAKER POPIERA LICE MA.
RODOW

Washington, 1890 lutego. -
Sekr. Baker, przemawiajac ma
bankiecie ,,zwyciestwa", ma kto-
rym ruczestniczylo 700 kobiet, O.
swiadczyi, re popiera Lige Naro-
dow, gdyz obawia}by sic stanu
moralnego, W jakiby Ameryka
wpadia, gdyby ME poparla tego
planu. ,,Niektorzy ludzie, mowil
sekr. Baker, mowiac o novel Ii
DE, obawiaja sic jej poniewaz jest
rzecza nova. Oprocz tych bez-
podstawnych obaw mic wiecej n"
vida. INiema jednakze inneSy
sposobu za}atwienia kwestyi
Swiatowej jak tylko metoda sta
ra rownowagi silly. A zatem, gdy-
by mysl utworzenia Ligi naro-
dow powstala WczoraL hub DIE
siec lat temu bylbym "a MIA.
Nastepnie mowil o prezyden-
Gle Wilsonie nazywajac go ,,ka-
pitanem naszego okretu Stanu';
ktory jest W Paryiu ma to,aby OBJ
Jasniai wole narodu amerykan-
skiego. Dalej sekr. oswiadczy},
re czastka obowiazku ludzi tutaj
" Ameryce jest wywo}ywanie
sentymentu publicznego ma pre-
zydnta poparcie.
Ma pytanie. czy biesiadnicy
chca ably ia wojna byla tax "a
kohczona jak poprzednie wojny,
wszyscy odpowiedzieli ch6rem
Me-. Nastepnie sekr. Baker mo-
will o kosztach wojny ponieSio-
nych przez wszystkie pahstwa
wojujace. Wed}ug niego europej-
ska wojna pochioneia okolo 1884,
0OO, 600, 900 dolarow. Obliczenia
tie pochodza wprost Z departa-
mentu wojny, kt6ry W ostatnich
czasach sprawl ia sic zajmowaf.
Move wynalazki bedace teraz IT,
doskonalane tutaj w panstwach
alianckich, uczyniiyby dalsza
wojne diva razy nieznosniejsza
cd wojen lat poprzednich.
Nastepnie przemawia}a PAM
Katarzyna Breszkowskaja rmafa
prababka rewolucyi rosyjskiej".
Jezykiem famanym czesto plata
lac wyrazy w jezyku francu-
skim, PAM Breczkowskaja prosl-
Ia o sympatye i pomoc ola Ro-
syi, ktora jest chora, nieszcze-
Silva i niemadra a bedac W tym
stanie, jest niebezpieczna ola
reszty swiata. Skr. Baker opuscil
swe krzes}o poza MIA i siad1 ma
krawedzi stopnia tuz II jej nog,
przys1uchujac sic z zainteresowa-
MEM i szacunkiem movie sta
-,,e,tri
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-13

jak zostaG o~bywatetem i jak obo-
wiazkt tegoz wypeIniac, po6wiecic
postanowi} sw6j czas temu usiSgi
peinej celowi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-13

wszystkim krewnym znalo-
mym donosimy te smutna via
domost IL najukochansza iona
moia (! matka nasza
S, p.
Rozalia Meller
y domu Grzempa
uozeynala sic z'tym Swiatem, o.
patrzona Sw. Sakramentami. d.
1880 lutego. przezywszy lat
81.
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic " sobo-
te. dnia 1890 lutego, b. r, o
godzinie 10tej rano. zdomu "a
loby pnr. 3655 Belmont ave-.
do kosciola Sw. Waclawa, a
stamtad ma cmentarz Sw. VOL
ciecha.
Ma ten smutny obrZadek Ia
praszamy wszystkich krewnych
i znajomych, W cieikim zalu
pograzeni:
Maryan Meller. maj: Leo
kadya. R6ia. Alicya i Cecylia,
dzieci; brat, siostry. wraz z "a
Ia rodzina.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-13

STARAJA SIE ROZNIECIC
STRAJK.
Seattle, 1890 lutego. Dele

Seattle, 1890 lutego. - Dele
gael oko}o $4,000 robotnikow
PREY wyrobach metalowych,
ktorzy kilka tygod. temu wyszli
ma strajk, porzucajac swe prace
PREY warsztatach okretowych, O.
giosili, re ME ustapia, lecz nadal
beda trwac PREY strajku. Kraza
tutaj take pogioski, re trzech
delegatow Z Rady robotnikow
PREY wyrobach m%etalowych wy
iedzie do San Francisco, gdzie
beda konferowali z przedstawi-
cielami Rady metalowcow tego
miasta. TIE same wiadomoSci po-
daja, re delegaci strajkujacych
metalowcow w Seattle, starac sic
beda namowic swych kolegow w
San Francisco ably porzucili swe
prace i przy}aczyli sic do Mich,
celem uzyskania podwyzki ory-
ginalnej przed}ozonG przez wy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-13
WALENTY KUBICkI

czfnuek Tow. KUSciuSzkt l
Rractwa R6znicowego W pa
raGii Sw. Jana Kantego. 20
d{nciej chOrnbie. p0zegnaf sic
2 tvm Swiatcm. opattrzony Sw.
Sakramenrami W $rode. dina
1870 FutcSn. 1919 r0ku, o go
dzinie 1-szci ranO.
Pugrzeb OlhNdzie sic W so
botc. dnia 15go lutego o 60
dz;uie 1O-tej rano w kOscSeie
Sw. Jacka Il Stamtad ma cmeh-
tarz Sw. Woiciech. Dom mfo-
bv pnr. 31$T Davlin CT.
Ma ten smumy ohrzadek "a
rraszamy wszystNfch krew-
nych i znajomych. w ctezklm
zalu pograzeni:
.Julianna Kubicka, iona
Seweryna, WiktOrya. Marta,
FraneiSLka, c6rki: Bronisfaw
i J6zef. synowie: Lucyan Sa-
dowski, Stanisiaw Adamkie--
wiez, J6zef Cudek, z~iectowie:
NIaryapna i J6Zefa, Synowie.
wnuki / wnUc1kt II
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-13
~PROPOZYCYA
MA STRAJKU w WARSZTA-
TACH

Tacoma, Wash, 1890 lutego.
- Czionkowie komitetu strajko-
wego PREY konstrukcyi okret6w
W tutejszych warsztatach okreto-
wych, przedfozyli strajkujacym
r.botnikom okretowym propozy-.
eye odwolania strajku. Propozy-
eye te najpierw przediozy} komi-
tetowi ma konferncyi major {.
NJ. Riddell. w konferencyi tel
uczestniczyli take przedstawicie-
lie innych ~przemys}ow W tenn mie-
seize. Propozycye te przed'oza
nastepnie C. Piez'owi, g~eneralne-
mt dyrektorowi korporacyi o.
kretowej Emergency. Propo-
zycya ia ME ma mic wspolnego re
strajkami w innych w~arsztatach
okretowych, polozonych ma pol
nocny zachod Cd tego miasta.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-13

Oarey Political League W Chicago.
Kobiety NIGGA ~glosowac ma mayora.
WAYNE Ola WSZYSTKIH.
Thomas Carey wy}aczy Komisye
Edukacyjna nauczanie naszych
dzieci wog6le 2 pola polityki. Mnie-
ma IL mus.my mice wiecej szkoi. !
ae szkoly utrzymywane bye musza
czysto / s%anitarnie: ciepie 1 wygod-
ma " zimie, chlodne 1 przyjemne W
lecie. Wierzy on take. re kompeten-
tni I odpowiedni ~nauczyciele powin-
nj bve angazowani "a mozliWie nal
leusIem wynagrodzeniem TAX. ably
dzieci nasze otrzymaly nauke tire
ming potrzebne i'm do egzystencyi v
zyciu. VOL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-13

W niedziele, dnia 1880 lutego b.
r. odbedzie sic zgromadzenie wlasci-
ciel isklad6w wiktual6w korzennych
| masarskich W sail OBJ. Stanislawa
J6zwiaka, pnr. 1851 Noble ul., ma
Stanislawowie.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
NEW SKATING CLUB
ALL READY FOR ICE
Organization Completed, Colors
Chosen and Plans Are
Formed.

All the new Wilmington Skating Club
wants now il ice and plenty of ID, all
tho final details of organization having
been effected At meeting held last night
in the Chamber Of Commerce room in
the du pont Building, with Prerident
Carts w. N. Richardson In charge. One
of the first things decided was the matter
Of the club colors, which will be dove
blue and black.
During the meeting the organization =
first big function was fixed for WASH
ington's Birthdays masque carnival
To be held on some good icy spot, II there
happens to be one. and at the Rodney
street reservoir rink If there does not
Prizes will be awared for costumes and
various other stunts.
The following oha,rmen of committees
were appointed: Publicity, Robert Steel
Social. Mr Betty Lee Walsh Awards,
John n. Stoddard; DE cisions. VI. l..
Brady; Rules, Miss Marie Eisier.
Twenty-Five additional members were
taken in last night In admitting mern'
bers the club has decided 10 give each
applicant close scrutiny MS 10 character
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
HARLAN ON METTLE.
Hank Thomas in Lineup for Tomorrow
Nights Game With Hog Island.

Although Bill Gallagher is confident
that Harlan is the class Of the Delaware
River Shipyard Basketball League, be
will have greatly strengthened five
when he faces Hog island for the first tim
on the Peoples Settlement cage ut Eighth
and Lombard streets, tomorrow night.
Harlan has been handicapped al season
on account of the absence Of good center
material. but Gallagher expects to have
this weakness rcmrdied, starting with to-
morrow nights game. Hank Thomas, u
lanky center man who has had consider
able experience on the basketball court
and who has been working AZ the Harlan
plant for some time but has been unable
to play on account OF an injury some tune
ago, has recovered enough Ia resume his
work on the wooden WAYS Thomas, who
originally halls from New Jersey, has great
record as 3 shot from the floor and many
Of the Harlan workers who have heard of
his powers will be out 10 see him in action.
With the addition Of regular centerman
to the lineup several shifts will have 10 he
made To C Harlan order. but just how
Gallagher will arrange his men Is not
known. Hog Island and Harlan are now
running almost neck and neck N the
lea guc race and the outcome of the game
tomorrow night will decide which five will
occupy third position. Special arrange
ments have been made to handle record
crowd at the Eighth and Lombard streets
cage. Hog Island stating that they expect
to bring 80 followers along.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
NINE. JOFFRE AND HER HOME.

All Parisians are familiar with the
small mansion occupied by Marshal and
Mime. Joffre at Passy Rue Michel-Ango.
The couple lived there in perfect har-
mony. Thanks TO the radating kindness
Of Mime. Joffre, her husband has always
found in their home regularity, rest, re-
taxation, joy Like most French wives,
Nine Joffrc is animated, cheerful, modest,
industrious, possessed Of sober elegance
and an affection for her home which makes
her put it above everything else. In the
midst Of celebrity she has always Stunned
notoriety. and she sought refuge from the
tributes won by her excellent heart and
ilustrious name in work, in the peaceful
seclusion Of the family. 1t Is said that the
dream Of the couple is TO buy, after the
war is over, motor houseboat, and thus
to cruise anonymously along the rivers
Of their beloved France, 10 which the
Marshal will have been the first to give
the assurance of victory. y.-The Bookman.