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The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1919-06-12

Mr.. William Wcathcrford has been
elected chief of the Darlington police
force, to succeed Mr. Monzigo, who
resigned on account Of i'll health.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1919-06-12

Two thousand German Sailors, who
have been interned at Fort McPhcr.
son and Fort Oglethorpe since the
government seized the foreign ship,
ping at the entrance of this country
N the war, will be returned to Ger.
many and Austria next month. 1t is
expected that they will embark al
Charleston about July 18th.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1919-06-12

John Colt Spooner, for l6 year
United States senator from Wisconsin
is dead at his home in New Yorl; a.
age Of 7G. Senator Spooner retired
from politics in his native state t,
practice. law in New York i'm 1907
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1919-06-12

Following is the list of jurors for
the Court of General Sessions for
Chesterfield county, which convenes
at Chesterfield. Monday, June 23d.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29
EMPLOYMENT


A NfN MAX NOON. in urp rcd and
suUkv blue picture. Tho beet lrnslug
war book pulIshrd. over 200 ratgs
irirr 81 sold at 90 yer .'ut COON
WlthIuu. nuihI FREQ. postage o. rrnt
ArI today ho fret u our territory
JruAus Publishing Go QWucy bldt .
CHICAGO ll
igt NIa ara coming monaj solhng ,rauN"r
Flbrr Nfuumh Ouf'Ast. iour corn lruhWh
Retail ~ .1 sample postpaid 7H cents
Ais" sanitary brushes, Iramor hig 1".
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BOARD AND ROOMS

I ONNND AMI NNJJmO
trou, ,,,,,.,,-...'-.
gI.Iy en- . - ~"
n, .o,. 'I.'p lufnahed sleeping
,, ~, 'a',f''f ro'm'
nl".. .ia-.lto rooms for hght
pt.y,i, ''''h ROM ana nAeA entrance
Flrru .....
bou,,ts,,. ,,f tsn t"g 'isr Hshi
. OR RfSI no husband ,,5 VII. ,.,n
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! '..' .'.
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/ ''h n"NN"t'rlnF i"uns nu children
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/ kssprg room. rH'.. SID
DENNIK. MI. .I,,. rart t,, ,,-g..t,l
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Phone 257ti son.r,r par, Of ltb
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pofeh,a Phone $780,
/ TWELFTH "a rIt r,., ..i,.i. ,.,.,.t..i
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'tuH. B ., iil..-un' large rfoand floor
.... ''.'."'l "..''A''I'.t room
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BOARD AND ROOMS


-uE 'RNu HOTEL. prNVIR. COLO.
1911 Grant 81 Main 1850
Nf' .HfN hUtnI rnuVa single nr en-
'ilt 'afh1 excellent table dinner dances
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29

ltNsIlTCluNG end pieouUg neat wogo
price rsaayuhl, white Sewing Machine
60. cl3 O. Third.
sEE M Nouiromcr, 81 l5A y. Second
for drcsunAkiGg and alteration work.
Phone $3.50
sENING ~ all Kinds. alteration tpe
ralt, Phone 7ltt.
MOVING AND STORAGE ~
CALL Lear Transfer for 'gN. moving
pianos and Trunks Phone 5lli
IT'S YOUR MOVE kENT--Io, Hodges
transfer moving and NorEr. goods
a.lcI end shipped ur snort motto, ai
reasonable prices l0H South lincloBatl
Phone N4l9
Aoylyu ANp .stoKAgs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29

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! " AT tb--MIddla as,d woman Ern"fal
house work Tor man and vile, edge OF
! 1N Nhdr'~s 'i rar' N"flN
! GOLOKEp girI TO io genera bou,ovork
| quarters furnished ts'l al lNv9 East
sisternth
] k1E NtgltsrII.N atfh snmo kuouIrdFe Of
! huuktappiur TbHnr BtRs
! W,VItI ..t .,j 6..a...,., ia
| comb.ned small family and good varcs
! Must have references ph"Hp 3clI or
csn 2os Nsry n-orAmIu ON SUNDAY
Div sunday o. r itoom norou alds
Ir,rEVI.s,|tp n........,...r ,..rt,4 al.
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'','s. rss.ssrcr, Ira,,,..,, F,pcIi,r,. ar.
| ncrc.,Ar, dsia,s frcs Press syndicate.
loz ~ l,onw $40
WRITE rhorpIa}h s,' 500 paid anyone
inr hn''ll' iN'h. I'lrJ l'n.' un.'.'.
/ say connlrir 'I'|Hr irr" ifodueois
srENUDKNrllfR alt office assistant BOO.
adyarsemcrt CaI 7o19
WANTED -uifs to wait ou soda tables
lur'y in asr'on ooaEsr nrv Go
WANTED Middle Asrd whito woman TO do
cooking ana genera h"hsg~orA. en}
good cook need Apply. l'ao south NOS
ION -.
WAhItb-fiv bright capable adies tu
usyel dcmonstratr and .scll dsAlers tl5
70 so per week Nailrnad fare pati
son1 sMon1'To at once l"'''''N ''r"E '"r ''p'.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29
MECHANIC

Seven years experience would like TO
drive car Co the coast Can 40 at
once. BOX F-S5. care Tulsa World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29
WAITING

To flll POUR vacancy as bookkeeper
or stenographer. young man, fast
and accurate. Address L-13O. care
World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29

FOR SALE R.1up paflor doing good
bu tr .,a. best location. Address K 81.
farr World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29
AUTOMOBILES

AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE 10
stlE.O one 1917 Ford rg.d,ter. ouo
Va lord touring car one Grant sir
',.ang ar IN good condition. hoynlon
lt,rv s'rsss. 3l5 West Second
w.ruRu touring c'r for 'a!o. 1ol south
las,tnr Phone HN7S
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29
BUSINESS SERVICE.

PAINTING AND DECORATING so
, NoDGt Paper hanging 10d paint.
lnr Residence ~ North Rotoda.e Phone
1924
Rooms pArENFp incudlnE pIp'f for %
fuhcrIand Htobs t2l7
'APERtNG Ann rNIkrINu-- Esumas'
ehesrful,V F,tsn, oil work SnAfantced
Johh Peterson, Phoas 23sl l2A
theYeuna
u REDDiNO pApsr and p,int couirao.
tor Phone ss7I $40 FAN Ntlh ~
REPArRisd AND RGmopELrNo 81
flRNiTl KF REFRESHING -- fur tdro
a1d niAnos specially A's1 cNsmel'ng
hNbcri Guustru gll West IaifNir"
lhone lalA
KEYS Mace 10 order gun and lo'ssmiih
ing Welding Of broken psru Of iron. 70
ptirirE " syrrYth.ug Jacobs NoVe.U
90 ans FAsl Fitu Phous 52e.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29

good ventilated rooms Fircp-o1' build
r'rfr'h.Hr new. F..t .HrH .r.'
,.,'' rooms 50 per week. 75e per night
tnH t.r,f street
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-09

Lotrinsko pozaduje move vzduSni zakony, patrne mu n.y.
nejsi papirove jz nestacuji.
"Mysiti a meme mluviti!' jest heslo naSeho presidenta
Wilsona, Skoda re Jest V zakonodarnach chapano obracen6.
Pr dnesni vseobecne drahote divine pusobi zprava, re il
sty %zubolekar V Andersonu, Ind, della vyborne obchody zasa-
zovanim zlatych zubu psum.
Letos Sc urodlo o jednu tretinu broskvi vice nez-i rOku
lonskeho a Poole vyd6racske nationality ovocnarskych zlo-
d6ju, jsou as proto "picesy" o vice jak celou tretinu ietos
drazSf.
.t .,..
Necht jest rusky bolSeivsm posuzovan jakkoli = vecnou
pravdou zustane, re Lenin a Trocky uzavrei S N6meckem ne
cestny Brestlitevsky mir a vlastni lid vrazdili a vrazdi dosud
V celych masach.
NelepSim zrakem We Spojenych Statech obdaren jest
generani zalobce Palmer, jenz pravi, re spatruje klesani cen
zivotnch potreb jsme patrne velice kratkozraci = nebot
nevidime mic.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-09
o MiRU BERLiNSKEM z ROKU 1742.

Smutne iubileunn prpadlo ma den 28. cervence, vyrocnim
to dnu odcizeni dvou nejkrasnejsich kdysi zemi koruny Ceske
Hohenzollerny = Slezska, cd te DOLBY zvaneho P%ruskeho, a
hrabstvi Kladskeho. dzemi to, ktera V dobe prave pritomne
poiata byla V zaimovou sferu nasi repubIiky ma mirove konfe-
renci.
Zaminka k loupezi = iinak nelze Gin Fridricha H., I'VE
likeho", nazvati byly spory o pragmatickou sankci a o
pravo nastupnictvi Marie Terezie, ktera Sc pc smrti otce sveho
Karla vi, ujala vlady mad vsemi zememi habsburskymi. My
slenka zaboru byla vsak jz starSiho data, jak sam Friedrich Sc
We svych pametech (Historie de mon temps) priznava. A tax
vpadI Friedrich bez zvlastniho vypovezeni valky voprosinci
174l do Slezska a 3. ledna slavil svuj vjezd do Vratisiave. We
Slezsku mel praci qomerne iehkou, protoze vetslna 0byvatel-
silva byla tam PROFESSIONALISM a tedy panovniku protestantu ne.
priiS neprateska. Pristine jara utinIa vojska Marie Terezie
Size pokus o znovudobyti Slezska, musia vSak pc 1plne poraz
ce u Molvic zapadn6 cd Brehu ustoupiti zpet ma Moravu.
Nova vojska vrhnul Friedrich do Czech pc obsazeni Bavor
Rakusany Ia vddcovstvi Karla Lotrnskeho l742, poruSv TAX
pred rokem umluvene primeri. Vtrhl do hrabstvi kladskeho
a dobyl utokem jeho hlavniho mesta kladska. Odtud protahl
v%ychodnimi Cechami k Caslavi. kde u nedaekych Chotusic do
byl rozhodneho vitezstvi mad moci rakouskou, vedenou vevo-
dou lotrinskym.
Marie Terezie, ohrozovana re vsech stran, rozhodla Sc
zbavii Sc nejobavanejSiho nepritele, Friedricha, stuj CO stuj.
A tax pc predbeznem vyjednavani We Vratislavi I'll. cervna
1742) podepsana tana smlouva V Berline (2S. cervence l742)
Poole ktere postoupeno beze vsech ohledu Prusku hrabstvi
Kladske a cele Slezsko mimo vevodstvi Tesinske, Opavske a
Krnovske. Friedrich zadal tehdy, ably zeme jemu odevzdane
byly formalne z praVomoci korun~ Ceske vyhaty a TAX musil
IL. Cervence l743 snem cesky DAFT k teto loupezl JeSte Se sVo-
leni.
To byl konec tax zvane prvni valky slezske, kterou po-
Gina valka drive v uGebnicich nazyvana valkou 20 dedictvi do
mu rakouskeho". Druha vaka slezska, ktera Sc pozdeji roz-
poutala, niteho jiz ma veci nezmenlla. Vedena byla Size Sc
stfidavym stestim, ale novy pokus o opanovani Slezska pc
~porazkach u Hohenfredbergu, Zarova a Koclerova opet ztro-
sE2tal. TAX Marie Terezie prinucena byla znovu X podepsanl
mirove smlouvy V Drazdanech re dine 25. prosince 1745, ktera
Sc obsahem podobala smlouv6 berlinske jake vejce veJcl. Ma
stoupil die nj status quo ante" eli Friedrich uloupene re
me podrzeL.
Jak V takto nabytych zemich hospodafeno. zfejmo z to-
no, re Sc ma priklad slezske "pruske hospodarstvl' stale te-
m6r prislovecnym~. Jedin6 houzevnati "Moravci' ma Rati-
borsku udrzeli v oceanu nemectva podnes lazyk svuJ a castec
ne narodni vedomi.
Bude jiste jedninl re zaslu2nych dobrych skutku mlrove
conference, odtinl-l nezi jnym tuto. hanebnou 1oupez no.
henzollernskou. Muzeme sc iiste S duverou spolehnouti ma
nase zastupce V mirovem kongresu, re Sc vsemozne o to pri-
Chill a pricinis
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DIR. p. Justus
tSSMl CHI SSH
20 DLOUHEM SPANKU.

Syracuse. PAM Barnett
haufmanovd z Alderman ulice
zemrela, xdyz by.a spala 50
dny. V prubehu tchoto casu nj
kdy neotev"ela ot;;, nepromlu-
villa slovo, aniz rozeznala neko
no Z pribuznych. Specialist 2
mnoha hosnltalu studovali jeji
pTipad, ale nebvli S to diagno-
sovati jej, Vyima tcho, re ne
moe podobala Sc spave memo
ci. Pred 1vema ,oky zemrel
syn PAM Kaufmanove. Pr po-
hledu ma jeho mr,rolu stizena
byla matka zachvatem mrtvi-
ce, iez zbavila il ieti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-09
-jAk STNALI RUSTf A tESTf
BOLSEVICI PROT MAST ST.
BIRSKE ARMADA.

Til dni pc te, co dekretem
soveta lidovych komisaru "a
oodpisu Lenina, Trockeho, CT
;erina, byla "uprazdne-
Ia" organisace O. Narodni Ra
ly naSi V Rusku a den pc te
% panove Klapka, Chura, Mu-
:ha a Hais "prisli konfiskovat
! prebirat majetek" a pecetit
ni9tnosti "Ceskeho Komitetu'
Moskve. "Prukopnik Svobo-
ly' "centralnyj organ ces-
'ko-slovackoj kommunistice-
koj partii'' vytiskl Us. dine
;ervna +. 1879 ma prvem mi
te pres diva sloupce toto pro-
lasenl k "ceskoslovenskemu
'roletairatu ma Rusi'. 4
"-Soudruzi!
V nejtezSi chvili, kterou pro
iva ruska socialisticka repu-
'lika, cesti vojaci, vedeni ces-
.ymi a ruskymi neprateii pra
ujiciho lidu, ozbrojenym POI
stanim pokouSeli Sc svrhnouti
ovetskou vladu. Tito Tide "a
'omneli, ze jsou hosty ruske.
o naroda, oni zapomneli sve-
% poslani, oni krvi nevinnych
beti, krvi proletaru poskvrni.
svoje ruce.
"Jsouce Swami ceskymi a ru
kymi Observation-Disclosures z
ad burzoa1ie, oni postupuji
a vychod, odstranujice vsude
ladu sovetu, vnaSeji zmatel
Siri anarchii."
"Dustojnici vedouci k zahu.
e ceske vojaky, sleduji pr,
)m tajne zamery. Oni vyuz
ali ceskych vojaku k tomu, 8
y SoVetske Wade zasadili te5
on ranu a doufaji, re spoiled.
e S ruskymi kontrarevolucni-
IL zivly podari Sc jim znicit.
ladu proletariatu. Takovt
sou jejich plany.
"Soudruzil Kontrarveoluce
eskyhc vojsk VIOLA hanbu ma
sechny vrstvy ce3koslovenskt
10 pracujiciho lidu.
Vtento okamzik nemuze.
ne a nesmime inject. My We.
cine prohlaSujeme, re cesko.
lovensk yproletariat V tentc
Irozny okamzik stoji pc boku
ovetsk evlady ruskych prolet$
u. Jmene mceskoslovenskehC
>roleatriatu protestujeme pre-
kontrarevolucnim elemen.
am V radach teskosolvenske.
| 0 voJska a vSem tenn, kdoi
edome jdou prot sovetskt
lade, vyslovujeme sve probe.
afske opovrzeni a CO nejostrt
i odsuzujeme iednani tech
>doz svymi cernymi ciny pc
kvrnili jmeno ceskeho pracu
!ciho lidu.
"Proletariat Sc vsak meleks
ohoto nepritele. My ceskoslo
enSti delnici, pc boku revolt
niho proletariatu Ruska, bu
ieme hajiti svobodu ruskyn
racujicim lidem vydobytou ;
lepripustima vitezstM nepra.
ell delneho lidu.
"Proletariat spojenymi sils
ii dovede odraziti napor tech
teri V krVi cht6ji utopit svo
Odnou proletarskou ruskou r,
,ubliku.
"Soudruzi. Ma sva mista.
"Vsemi prostrodky, kter,
aat epo ruce, pomahejte Xix
ldoVati povstani ceskosloven
kych nacionalnich vo5jk. Poe
)orujte s~ovetskou vladu V jej
lad obytej tezke praci uvest
10 normalnich koleji zivot W
sech povstanim zachvace
lych obvodech.
"kdyz vSichni upornou
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re spolecne S proletariatem
vsech narodu dovedeme mas
BOZ ku konecnemu vitezstvi.
Vsichni k praci!
"Pryc S ceskoslovenskou
bilou gardou!
"Pryc Sc zradci pracujiciho
lidu!
"Pryc S ceskoslovenskou bur
zoasii!
cat zije vlada proletariatu!
cat zije mezinarodni soci-
alni revoluce!
Toto provolani "a 'Ustredni
vykonny vybor ce3koslovenske
komunisticke strany v Rusku"
podepsali:
AL. Muna, Jar. Handlir, DR..
V. Ruzicka, FIR. BeneS, AL.
Krejcik, V. Chura, V. Klapka,
7r. Koza, V. Marek, V. Koni-
| eek, J.. BeneS, K. Knoflicek, A.
Halls, Ar. Svozil, ]. Synek, j..
Krai, f. Broz, E.. Kucera, x. Ri
| ,hter, K. Kubicek a j. Lojda.
Jak vidno, prohlaSeni hodne
)patrne a vypoGitave, nebot' ie
'hazovali take s aeroplanu do
Jsech sibir5kych legii. Jest ia
Ie zrejmo, re mem "delnik"
)r. Ruzicka "prevlivnil" spiso
'atele AL. Num- a re "prole-
ariat" "a kazdym tretim slo-
e mic bozim volanim vzdy a
'Sude tx staff i ne k stati'.
VSak ma veci to mic nem6ni.
He, co tentyz casopis ma il
lem mist6 promlouva
"Kontrarevoluce ceskoslo-
enske bile gardy nabyva vet
}ich rozmeru, nez Sc puvodne
tfedpokladalo. Oni jsou pouze
rlace1ymi zoldaky francouz-
Ike burzoasie. Ones jiz ie Iii.
}teno, re jedna Sc o pTedem
Vypracovany plan, ktery byl
ypracovan snad jiz pred ne
kolika mesici."
Jak z toho vid6ti "Prukop-
Xix Svobody' mel velmi spole-
Hive informace a jeste spole-
lliV6jsi a sytejSi fantasii. O.
|tatne strach ma vzdycky vel
Re oGi. ktere nekdy zaSilhaji,
lax patrno i z techto v6domo-
VII:
"VSude odstranuji sovety a
lstavuji vladu kontrarevolucir
nI, a. a. ~
,ondouu.
n h;t,
y. "Na au1naL,, ,r.hs;i
St hs1ou~s1H
,6;; nnslodaL +ohoh,,,
r4u5+m h,.,
AK
,6nIch m6I; ;am,oo ~r
"prla ~ LaneI
diun3;E Ls,1~anIs:'.
al;
roL1oh u+n 5sa.4H:
% roz,nau aba~oat e DIpou''eli
norad"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-09

- Vojacl Sc vracl, ujednej-
&c 81 s mimi sch1zku ma Va
clavske zabave, 20. zari.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-09
K VAST "POZORNOSTI!

Nam nekolik peknych lotu
We Washington Parku ma kite
rych minim zbudovati move do
my. Minite-li sc tam usaditi a
prijdete-li Ike mnG drive nez-li
budou postaveny, mohu YAM
vystavet die vaseho prani "a
cenu levnou a mirnych podmi-
mex. Tez YAM postavim ma
VaSem Tote at kterekoli ca
sti m6sta.
JOSEF HOLAT,
STAVITEL
$500 Washington Park Blvd.
Union 500 r.
Evening journal., 1919-03-22
POPULAR RIVER TRIPS.

Spring weather is attracting the at
tention OF many to pleasure trips and
to furnish pleasure trips which will be
really attractive the Wilson Line has
placed a special schedule in effect on
Saturdays and Sundays on these days
boats viii leave both Wilmington and
Philadelphia at 73O and 1890 a m.
and l3O. AS and Z p. m. on week
days the boats make trips at s a. m,
II noon and li5 p. m.
The time on Saturday makes it pos
sible 10 get in a pleasure trip at most
any time of the day. At this time the
Delaware river is the most interesting
place in the United states. The boats
furnish the best means Of getting a
good view OF Hog Island, which at
tracted so much attention during the
war. and which is now one Of the
largest shipyards in the world.
Evening journal., 1919-03-22
DR.. Moion's Address After
Returning from France
lFrom the schoneld School Bulletln.l

Dr.. Robert r. Motion, president Of
Tuskegee Institute, who was asked by
President Wilson and Secretary Baker
to go TO France two months
ago to visit the colored troops and
bring them whatever message he
thought best, was given a most en-
thusastlc ovation upon his return to
Tuskegee Dr. Motion said:
There have been some 250.000 Negro
soldiers in France, and have seen
thousands Of them. One colonel from
South Carolina said TO me as he pointed
out a group Of forly-eight graves Of
colored soldiers, mo braver men ever
faced the foes than those boys"
After / had spoken to. a couple of
thousands troops two French women
came up 10 me 90 thank me for what /
had said. One Of these peasant women
grasped my hand and. shaking it with
both hands, said: Il want TO thank
America, especially the colored soldiers,
for what they have done to free us. our
hearts go out to them as they return
Evening journal., 1919-03-22

tohs The public must answer this question 1t is one
Of the most important and pressing questions con-
fronting It.
Evening journal., 1919-03-22

to beautiful America" and then point
ing TO a little cemetery beyond, she
added: but we love more those who
are going to stay with US
II talked with many. officers, from
General Pershing down, and every
where 1 got the same story of the
bravery Of the Negro Soldiers-men
who have reflected great credit upon
themselves, their race, and their flag.
what did / say TO the troops? l told
them that America is more ready to re-
ceive them than ever before. caution
ed them how they should carry them
selves in France and in America. / told
them that they must get jobs quickly
and become useful at home. I said
that America was more ready than it
had ever been TO accord them an equal
chance. I added that they could hasten
the coming Of human justice through
right conduct on their part. told them
just what any sensible man would tell
soldiers or any other important
group"
Evening journal., 1919-03-22
Our Poets Corner
FOR Verses Written Specially for
The Evening Journal.
SPRING
By MAY MONACLE, n Years Old.
Her First Poem.

Spring has come and all the day,
The happy birds sing their lay;
And little buds are on the trees,
That sway and dance TO the zephyr
breeze.
The lark his song so goily trills,
lt echoes DER the mounts and hills;
Is answered by the thrush and wren,
From sylvan dell and fairy glen.
The shy sweet violet lifts her head,
To catcR the suns glad rays;
For no more VIII come the sleet and
hail.
or the cold and stormy days.
The robin from his perch on high,
His happy song does sing,
Awake! ye flowers, and ye birds;
Awakel 10 is the springW
Evening journal., 1919-03-22
PEACE
BY SAMUEL DENNIS.

Now the time has come
When you can say goodbye,
To the shot and shrapnel
That flew across the sky.
No, more fighting Huns
Who do less good than bad;
They have q favOrite call
Which is the word "Kamerad."
The Zepps have gone TO junk.
No more raids to make;
The subs with their commanders
Have followed in their wake.
The power Of the Hun is gone,
lie is no more;
And peace now rules the world.
As IN the days Of yOre.
Real estate, apartments 10 he rent
and houses to be sold will find got
prospects by an ad in his paper.
Evening journal., 1919-03-22
With The PaTagraphers

Some OF the German Socialists admitting that
Germany was TO blame for the war; That spills the
beans for the Socialists Of the other nations, who have
always commended it was the capitalists who were to
blame.-Wichita Beacon.
The present national administration has hosted the
express rates lacked the postage rates elevated the
telephone charges lifted The freight and passenger rates
about 100 per cent sweed the cost Of government and
the cost OF living to unbelievable figures and increased
the Federal payroll by the addition Of nearly 5000 names
Well, didn't they tell they uplifters.Nationa
Republican.
Evening journal., 1919-03-22

II that glibongued scoundrel who swndled the Rev.
Or Frederick NJ Krkus. rector OF Trinity Episcopal
Church, out of nfty dollars by playing upon his sym-
pathles be caught Delaware justice should inaict
upon him the seyerest penalty prescribed by law
crook who uses the names Of two bishops and a
dean and who fakes hortdstance and longdsance tele
phone calls 10 assist in putting his swindle over Is too
dangerous TO be permitted to remain at large Now that
the alarm relative TO the operations OF this conscience
less mpersonaor Of tuberculosis victim has been sent
broadcast Is be hoped that he win be rounded up in
short order and put where he no longer can abuse
public confidence and ride rough-shod over mans tender
est sympathcs.
Evening journal., 1919-03-22
alan MAJ FOR VICTORY LOAN.

/ BY the United Press.
/ WASHINGTON, March 22-The Treas
ury has cleared the way for handling
the Victory Loan funds. The series of
Treasury certificates Of indebtedness
maturing May 6, was called for redemp-
ltion at all federal reserve banks. This
series Of certificates could not be re-
funded from proceeds Of the loan be
cause 10 natures before loan payments
reach the Treasury. officials therefore
decided to redeem the certificates at
once so that the extra work may be
eliminated under the loan.
Evening journal., 1919-03-22
CLOSE OUT MILLINERY TRADE.

What is generally conceded to be one
of the most important millinery events
every held in this city is that an
nounced elsewhere i'm this edition by
Miss Helen I. Peters, No. S22 West street,
in which she declares her intention Of
closing out her entire line Of new
spring millinery at actual cost and less,
due to her being forced to vacate the
West street premises on account OF the
building having been sold.
Evening journal., 1919-03-22
554 U. s. FLYERS
KILLED In WAR

BY the United Press.
WASHINGTON, March 22.-Casualties
in the United States air service during
the war totalled 55i. the War Depart
ment announced yesterday. This covers
only the flying personnel with the
American. British, French and Italian
armies. The casualties are classified as
follows:
wounded. i29: missing, 70: killed in ac-
cident, i2; miscellaneous, 4.
Evening journal., 1919-03-22

Participation by the Rotary Club Of Wilmington in
the Health Campaign in Delaware should lead to bene
ncial results It has large and an influential men,bor
ship and cannot fail TO make itself felt in any course
Of action it may pursue in this exceedingly important
matter. Service is important part Of the mission Of
Rotary and there is nothing important before The
American public today than service looking to the con-
seryation Of the public health.
Evening journal., 1919-03-22
GEMS OF THOUGHT

, ihe courts will soon be telling us If The bone-dry
=" WIN hold water.-Boston Transcript
The use of nv, underiaker Of this city has now for
said 20 be te h9e hpn9he very handsome costly hearse
the sate-r ~ hhandsomes most costly save oa In
Evening journal., 1919-03-22

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