davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-16

- zatem dziatki - zawo--
}a4 iowialnie - chcecie sic odre
czyc!? Doskonale! Czy oddalls-
Gle sobie .juz wszystko, CO przez
ciag narzeczenstwa otrzymafo
iedno Cd drugiego? Listy?....
Sa?
- Prose-!
- Pierscionki?
- Sa.
- Mic Wiecej?
- Wstazeczka i kwiatek.
- Wiersze i flakonik z perfu
my.
- Ale, ale.... mole dziatki.....
a cafusy?
Spojrzeli ma siebie zakiopota-
ni......
"A! przepraszam! Jak wszy
stko, to wszystko! Prose- oddac
sobie wszystkie W ciagu narze--
czenstwa otrzymane cafusy."....
Prose-! Ale co do jednego!
Chwila pauzy..... Cisza. Sly
chac diva Mode serca bijace
przySpieszonem tetnem - iak-
by ma skinienie czarodziejskiej
rozdzki padli sobie w ramiona!..
Wujaszek niewiadomo kiedy i
jakim sposobem wymknaf sic Z
pokoiu..... Poszedf presto do ia
rzyny wybrac prezent slubny.
A kanarek wrzeszczaf w klatce
jak najety....
f. n.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-16

ME ma wszystkich salach czy klu.-
bach, saIunach / rcstauracyach, W
kazdej dzielnicy 1 parafii pOlskiej.
II. ZIE1INSKI,
Officer Rekrutacyjny
Centrum W Chicago.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-16
OStatnip Dni RekrutaCyi.

jazdu, ami do wytfumaczenia sic ME
stawili.
*
Bile sic z mysIami: ME WIEN czy
sic zapisa6 czy ME do Polskiej Ar
mil. 30 W gazetach pisa, re juz pc
wojnie, a pisa tez, ie W Polsce bar
do potrzeba zofnierzy. Trocha mi
ME honor. lem sic predict ME zaPi-
sal, ale mysle, re jak to u mas W kra-
ju m6wili: lepiej p6zniej nis nigdy.
Zreszta, tam robota jeszcze bedzie
ola wszystkich. - TAX m6wif wczo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-16

jak woda, prZy wyrObie amunicyi ply
nelly do ich kieszeni. Trzeba smialem
Okiem ma SWAT patrZeG i chcieG "a
kosztowaG innegO, zolnierskiego ~
cia. Tembardziej, 10 i talk dtlzej ME
bedziesz slu5yi PREY wojsku jak q
mlesiecy Pc podpisaniu pOkoju. \ pc
tenn, jesli zechcesz wr6ciG do Amc-
ryki, masz podr6z zaplacona. Ze-
cheese zostaG W Polsce, take mo-.
zesz.
Niniejszem wzywamy WIadyslawa
Czajke, 1919 Holt ul., by najdaIej
do niedzieli stawif sic W Centrum
Rekrutacyinem i wytiumaczyi sic,
dlaczego do obozu ME jedzie.
Tawiadamiamy, re Ochotni!l, An
toni Liszka, 700 Milwaukee ave-,
jest juz cd 2O-go maja z. +. We Fran
cyl. IN pomyike przepraszamy.
OtrzymaliSmy nastepujacy list:
,Szanowni PanOwie: CZujac sic PO-
lakiem | czytajac wiesci, zc nasza
ukochana 0jczyzna w krytycZnem 30
fozeniu sic znajdujc, postanOwiIem
do Armii Polskiej sic zapisaG. ME-
stcty jest W tenn przeszkoda, miano-
wicie ME iestcm calkiem zdr0w. Jc-
stem ale kOwalem i mo2e/m0glbym
lbodaj jaka taxa prace W Armii Pol
sliei wykonywaC. - Ale ia ME
dbam czy mnie przyjmiecie, ely ME,
ia MUSIC iSG i iuz. TyIko mic wien.
gdzic iSG sic zapisaG, BIO ja III pracu-
lie W Pennsylvania W kOpalniach, to
ME WIEN gdIic sic MONA ZapisaG. -
Zatcm p,osYc laskawic o przyjecic
mnic do Armii PoIskicj alllo poda-
mic adrcsu. gdzic mOgc sic zapisaG, II
yoraczymy sic W obozic, albo W Pol
tscc, to wan wtcdy pOdzickuje".
PonirwaH Obywatcl ten mic poddl
lswcgo nnzwiska, przcto Odnowiadn-
my mn ma ten miciscB, 2c naibliH-
szcm Ccntrcm acknowledgment ola
I.:,..- 1000, f.nttu, ~ Ib;ttshupnI m
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-16
Zarzad Akademii SIS. Ma
zaretanek w Chicago.

Poniewai cokolwick bllzcj Je-
stcSmv obznajmicni I przeble-
eicm przcdstawich wyzej wzmlan
kowanvch i zcbraniem sunny tax
powazncj przez zak}ad, stosun--
kowo niewie.ki ! niczbyt zamoz-
nv Eco ME t~ajemnica), frzeto po-
zwolimv sobie uzupclnit powyz-
SIC sprawozdanic. nazbyt skrom-
ne: Otto Czcig. IS. Nazaretanki
wypracowaly swe wyStepy z du-
Ivm nakiadem pomysfowosci
piracy. mlodziez sauna - VIA
snvm koSztem pokryla wydatE'
ma swc kostyumy, co tez jest JeJ
oiiara ! do z~wiekszenia dochodu
sic przyczynilo; nadto klasy po-
.szczeg6lne uczestniczyly w sklad-
kach i powiekszy}y SVEN! oilara-
mi doch6d ? prZcdstaWien, kt0rc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-16

o. do oglos1en - wielkicn I M
tych. katdeSp rodsa1u i tFessi -
pZIENNIK CHICAGOSKl Iaimun
be~.sprzscznie pierWsas nit:sc' " GA
t0j Am0ryo0
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-16

Prawie kasdy polski agent rtsh
po6ciowy oglasza sic W DzlENNiku
1HICAGpsKIM DO nietednokrotn''
prsekona{ sic. - tu najlspisj ma
"A unlan
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-16

tyczni MECH posfuzy fakt, re ayd6w
W Galicyi uznajemy "a odrebnq ma
rodowesc. - Me dziwota przeto, re
zydzi pomagaja Ukraihcom przeciw
Polakom i niedziwota, re zydzi zqdaja
ola siebie panstwa zydowskiego "
Polsce. -. Chca dOstac to samo OH
POlak6w, co i'm daja Ukraincy -.
Ale bracia nasi Ukraihcy zawioda
sic na zydach i p~oialuja, re wystepo-
wall przeciw Polakom..
Giupi, stOkroC giupi So .ci, ktorzy
do Armii Polskiej sic ME zapisuja o.
becnie. - Dlaczego So glupi? DO ME
patrzq w przyszlosG, bo ayja tylko
dniem dzisiejszym, DO ME wiedzq co
ich czeka jutro, DO mysla, re to jul
tro bedzie takie r6zowe jak dis.
Myla sic i pozaluja, ze ME wstqpili.
- TAX nam m6wil ochotnik Mako
wiecki. 1 przyznajemy mu racye. -
Czytaj, bracie, w gazetach wiesci z
Polski, czytaj i uwazai 60 sic tam
dzieje i co sic dziac j~cszcze bedzie. Il
+zrOZumiesz, re Mkt ci lie ME zyczy,
gdy Gle do Armii Polskiei wzywa'-
Czytaj / tuteisze wicsci, y teSo kra.
|ju i patrz w swq przyszlost..
Raj poraz ~przyChodza do mas r0zni
ludzie z zapytaniami: Co to bedzie,
%hoIszewicy r6ini w fabrykach spoke
ju nam ME daja: - A wiec i W
Chicago podobno jest dose bOlszewi-
,k6w. - Boisz sic bracie, jerhaf do
POlski. by tam bic ~bolszewik0w, po-
znasz ich tn kto cni sq.'.,
::
\ zydki i nicmiaszki wciah zie
wiesci O PoisCe i Polskicj Armii p"
iSwiccic rOypuSZCzaja 1900. WczoraJ
napisali, Ic Armia PolSka ME wyic-
die do POlSki. ri" wicmy komu
w~ierzyt: CAy u~rzcdowcmu zawiad"-
'micniu, jake nadcszlo do polSlioj
Kcmisyi WoiSkowci / do WydZtaiu
INarodowc.o, Czy tri r6znym korcS--
pondcntom amcrykaiskim czy in--
nymr.''
B~olszewiCy Corax bliici POlskt. CO.
RAJ hIiici WarSYawy, I by ratCwaf
I~stClicc PoIski. Armia Polska y
Francyi poicdyic do Po!ski, ii moar
iu1 jest w drohzc do> Polski'
dlatcgo. by Warszawc HatOwat pred
nowym z~niszCzenicm, mo1c mrycd nc
zi9 pndobnq .iakQ urZad zit Suwar6w.
yapiSz sic. braCic POlaku, dis W
l~szcresi Armii Polskicj. - Uwaiai-
Gle. nv historya ME napisala kiedys:
lPoIska mOgla bye wOlna / Gala pc
wojnie SwiatOwei. ale polacy mic
chcieli O &c wolnoSt walCzy6.
=:
DIS wyjcidia do Obozu w Kama
die 0kOIo 30 oChotnik6w. W no.
niedzialek wyjedzic wiecci. W Chi
cago Jest lyle mic lych, samOtnych
ludzi, re SmiaIo mo2ioby wyiechat
diva pulki do dnia 15-Go lutcgO, to
jest do dnia, w kt6rym rekrutacya
sic konczy. Pntrzeba tylko Chcci |
IpozbyG sic togo lenistwa, jiakiegO Sit
'mlOdzi Polacy nauczvlt w czasaCh
dobrych, z'otych, kiedy to pienladzc,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-16

Ma koniec z~aznaczvt wypada.
Il - poniewaz Academia p. ".
Najsw. Rodziny nalezy do Farai.i
p. w. sw. Stanislawa Kostki. pre-
to jej ofiara zaliczyt size powinna
do iacznej sunny ofiar Z tel para
fiji ziozonych.
Oby przyklad Akadem;i znaiazi
naSladownictwo w innych szko--
iach naszych!
P. S. w zwiqzku Z r~omyzszcm
informuja mas, re szkoia par. p.w.
sw. Wojciecha prowadzona row.
riez przez SIS. Nazaretanki, zlo-
zyla juz tez Tia Fundusz MiliQno-
wy $1,17s.16; chetnie o ten PREY
pominamy - spodzicwajac sic,
re szkoIa ia iedna L najwiekszych
W Polon;i przysporzy wiccej jcSz-
cze ofiar ma ce,e Ojczyzny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-16
I Akademii Naj$W.
Rodziny.

Ponizej p~odajemy do wiado--
noSci otrzymane sprawozdanie:
81 dwu przedstawieh MO
dziezy Akademii p. w. Najsw.
Rodziny. urzadzonych ma do
ch6d gfodnych w Polsce /
wsparcic Funduszu Mil;onowe-
60 zebrano lqcznie $247.07, re
sk}adek dzieci wpfyneio $67.93,
ofiara PM Apolonii Kubik
$1,000. razem zIozono $325.O0,
kt6ra to SUNG w ma}osci ode
slano do kas Wydzialu Naro--
dowego.
Zaznaczamy, IL kontrybucya
znacznq ~przyczyni} sic do po--
wiekszcnia dochodu Z przedsta-
wien naszych Why Y. FIR. Dem
biiski. proboszcz. par. sw. Sta
nis}awa Kostki. kt6ry udzielil
sail .bezpfatnic IA jcdno Z ma
szych przcdstawicii, "a co mu
skladamy serdccznc podzieko--
wanic. Dziekujemy r6wnicz
wszystkim, kt6rzy sic rrzyczy-
nil do powodzcnia przedsta-,
wien owyclr, jak mowcom.
Przcw. X. w. Iapaie, {. r. |
81. p. X. Wachtlowi. wykona-
wcom programu. Rodzicom
dziatwy n~aszcj i ca}cj Szanow-
ncj PublicznoSci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-16

Biuro Rekrutacyjne da Armii
PoIskiej miesci sic uzbiegu ulic Au-
gusta i Milwaukee ave. Kto chce sic
zapisac, MECH sic spieszy, DO rekru-
tacya z dniem 1890 Iutego b. r. 70
stanie zamkRieta.
y
Zwracamy uwage n rozkaZ Of1-
cera Rekrutacyjnego, Zamieszczony
" innem miejscu. Przeczytajcie go
sObie dokIadnie wy wszyscy, ktorzy-
scfe sic W szeregi Armii Polskiej Ia
pisali. a pomimo wezwai ami do Od-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-16

jak wyzej ~przyniosiy Tazem
$247.O7, reszte zas do sunny wy.
zej wymienionej $325.O0 zlozyiy
dzieci, dobrowQlnie miedzy SODA
"a zachetq Si6str Nauczycielek.
Ponizej podajemy niekt6rc klasy,.
kt6re zasluguja ma szczcg6lniej-
sza pochwale "a swc serdeczne
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-16

Niniejszem wzywamy Wladyslawa
Czajke, 1919 Holt ul., by najdaIej
do niedzieli stawif sic W Centrum
Rekrutacyjnem i wytiumaczyi sic,
dlaczegO do obozu ME jedzie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-16

Zawiadamiamy. re Ochotni!l, An
toni Liszka, 700 Milwaukee ave,
jest juz cd 2O-go maja z. +. VIC Fran
cyl. IN pomylke prZeprasZamy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-26
President Enjoys
Quiet Yu'etide
at While House

+ Washington. Dec. 25.-with no
tree a the White House TO-DAY. Presi-
"a enioya bile a uietide las was pos
sloio under the circumstances.
The executive mansion was literally
flooded with kilograms of greeting and
gifts from every part of the world.
and in these the president took q very
evident delight. 1t was stated
The president dined alone, hut all
day there were guests Misses Mar
guer,te came home for Christmas and
relatives of Mrs Wilson spent much OF
the time ar the White House, The
fact that the president ate the largest
+ dinner he has had In months WAS
cited as the most convincing proof
that he is making fast progress to-
ward conAplete recovery. He took his
usual oating In the White House
grounds this morning. STr ~
After dinner Mrs, Wilson and Ad-
Inirsi CIrayson, the presidents ply
stefan, drove out to the country club
where the president plays golf. The
purpose OF this trip was that Mrs
Wilson could distribute gifts tn the
children along that highway,
One of the prettiest incidents OF
the day was the call at the White
House OF Francis r. Garyan, assistant
attorney. general With his three chill.
lf1ren They brought gifts of flowers
for the president and Ai.miral Gray
son acted flower bearer. bringing back
1 "a s@ssonabie message from Mr.. Will
son. SIS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-26

BOLD JAIL DELIVERY
AT TOLEDO. OHIO

Toledo, Ohio, Dec. s5,~-The bol6est
TAIL delivery in the history OF Ohio. &C
eording TO police authorities, was
sta gea hers today il the Lucas county
jaii. III the heart Of the eitys business
district when a convicted murderer
and two other prisoners were rel~a se'f
from custody and deputy sheriff was
shot
These who were released by four
strangers who wounded Deputy
Sheriff Les, Noonan At the door TO tia
Jail and opened the call doors with
the daputys keys were L f, West oI
Denver. convicted recently of murder
Charles Howard. held in connection
with the murder of a woman, and
Charles Leach. q convicted silk rchher
Covering keepers Kelly ard Basse
after woundinr Noonan, the bandits
proceeded to unlock the doors of the
three prisoners. PAYING no attention
To the other men incarcerated In tbs
fail The~ were i'7tsrrurted in tnei.
work by Sheriff John Matthias, who
had heard the shot and hurried from
his residence nearby. The sheriff
was covered with guns nv the bandits
and also locked In cell, Then the
seven men hurried fr-or, the Jail, Two
Of the liberatins party have been ar
rested.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-26
Brazilians After
Able-Bodied German
F.rmer Colonists
By KARI II. vos yylEsANp-

Beriin. Dec. c5.-The Eraztian gov
eminent. through an official &nnounes-
men. by the Brazilian consul general in
holland. has offered free passage 20
5000 able bodied German farmer coli
oaists TO Brazil, according 70 the Ger
nan Eu,.grant Gazette, r..
The offer promises among o b Q r
th,ngs that the Germans will get free
fcoa and shelter at Flo De Jznairo DUR
ing the necessary stay there and VIII
receive railway transportation iniano
10 the area which they are expected ia
cesslap They will get free n edical at
tendance for one year. assurance OF en- :
rfoyuaent ana tree education for theif
Children ali At the expanxs at the
Brazilian government
Land will be sold to these German
farmers At = nominal price, paysole
during stimulated period Of years,
There are indications OF \ rivalry be-
tween Mexico. Brazn and Argentine
for better class German smigrants.
The Chilean authorities also are
creating interest for German irlnigra-
ton to some OF the Chilean possessions
TIE German Chilean ieasue at Santiago
is planning for large German immigrA-
ton. to the Island Of Chilcoe, already
largely owned by Chilean citizens Of
German origin.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-26
SCORES OF INJURED I'm RED RIOT
WHICH KEEPS NEW YORK POLICE
FORCE IN ACTIVE ENGAGEMENT
Would Establish Blacklists
Against Railroad Strikers


ssop qoiQA
suTAoSd
"a
i+NN
pesoddo AZ uolssl1st
urd Asu euL
ssandslp o. Aod
psuIo
aH-HsH
IgsdoId
Hfs
sAoIdms u. lo.us e - uo1aoa a5m ~
pus nseo ara sIsluo sga
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-26

washington. Dec. sS.-rha prsetdsnes
proclamation definitely dxsng March
a. tho date for thAsreturn Of the rAn-
reads "a their owners VIII cause the
leaders Of Organised labor TO redounls
their efforts to secure faycrable iexte-
lfation and to obtain some assurances
Of wage increases for the raiirosd mon
before that timA-
While such comment - oouDa b OBJ
tained hsre today was sfavoxsols 20 the
presidents action. II or hardly be re-
ccsved except with disappointment BY
tie labor leaders who hav1 bAAn urging
that. the government 4retAin control Of
the railroads, for : time - laAAx,
I II was only eight days AGO thAkPres>
tdant Gonrpefss of thu American .IAde-
ration OF Labor. and . dele4Atious Of
repre- sentativAs Of the railroad broth
ieraoods the shipment. and oertain
farmers ORGANISATIONS call1d 81 The
W hise Hotisa 20 advocate q. plan 10 'tsst
government aoeraxlon 81 railroads DUR
irg peAce tirna..
The delegation urged that the gov-
erntnent continue control and operation
| OF the railroads Tor two yeArs longer.
Tie delegates were told that the pres
idcnt was still In an, open mind with
Ir.g4fd 10 tie Questtphs Ass
A It has turnAd out. the presfdent
has made up his mfhd to relinQuish
sl.control.s and assit 10 - be don
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-26
Compers and Railroad Men 10 Discuss
Unfinished Business in Conference

tn little more. thsn sixty days. the
labor leaders win be forced to accept
the nnality and tp concentrate their ac-
t.vfties on congress.
II 10 true that the railrdl& men. aud
especially the ehopmen, have another
source to look to for action before the
railroads are returned This is theSail-
road administration. which has been
urged BY the shopmen TO grant them
an increase In wages before private
control was re-eet ablishsd.
E.ocent conference between the rep
reeentltives Of the shopmen and Di-
rector Gen Hre1 Hines have resulted IN
the shopuIr1 Deing Informed that they
would have to await the report OF At
Etorney- General Palmer on the results
of the governments campaign to re-
duce the hig b cost Of living. It was
fAat August when the shopmen, prees-
ing forward torA strike. were told that
the governments campaign against
high costs would be prosecuted and ac-
,cordlngiy they declared a truce OF
ninety days.
| Acknowledgements Palnlar's report
which were authorized by the high
cost OF living cabinet.'* did not make
any direct claim that the cost Of nv.
ing had been reduced. but II showed
that the upward trend In prices which
4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-26
AMERICAN ARMY IN.
GREAT BRITAIN

london, Dec. 25,--The entire
strength of the American IN Great
Britain after New Years day will be
twelve officers and the same number
Of enlisted men. There were 1892
American officers and 42.s00 private
soldiers in the British isles in Noven-
Der 1915.
The work Of the remaining staff
consists of the liquidation Of govern
r1ent accounts and the registration OF
the graves sof the $500 officers and
men hur<a in England during the
wnr. Lieutenant Junius Pierce, COM
naandant Of the American forces In the
British isles. inspected the graves this
month and reports that they are we'll
kArt and decorated with fresh flow-
lers."
The American air service prorertv
in England has been disposed Of with
the exception OF single airdrome AT
Tangmcre. and the liquidation OF all
accounts has been suearly completed.
The outlay on Am ericAn war contracts
in Great Britain reached total OF
ssA5 900 900.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-26

THAT PROHIBITION
Is A SUCCESS HERE

Atlanta. Dec. 1s-One Of the
strongest arguments for the rigid en-
forcement OF the prohibition laws IN
the necessity OF convincing otner
countries that prohibition in the
United States is a success.
Such lis the view expressed by DR..
Howard II, Russell. OF Wcs,ervilie, O.,
founder OF the Anti Saloon League IN
America, arid who is III Atlanta as
sistsng In the prohibition enforcement
carnpa IGN in the Soa.h.
II. we. hope TO carry prohibition 10
othsr countries with any hope OF sue
cess. SAYS DR.. Russell. we must
fIyvt make q success Of Il at home
This can and with be done, and this
is one Of the main purposes Tor winch
this campaign u being conducted
But If. we rest on our oars and al
low the prohibition laws. by lax en-
foroeruent and constant violation, te
become a laughing stock in our OWL
country we cannot hope u wage ar
entirely successful fight against the
tiuuor traffic IN other lands"
Or. Russell pointed TO the enor'
nous increase In the manufacture oil
m oonsh Inc" wi,iskey during The frs
year of national prohibition. as shcwt
by the report of the commissioner o.
interna, revenue. as showing the uec'
essttS far eternal vigilance to prsven
nullifcation to the prohibition laws
According TO Commissioner Roper
flgurcs, during the last fiscal veal
there were 3.6oe seizure Tn Georgia
IAN Increase Of lao per cent ove'
the last fiscal year: 1854 seizures il
North Carolina and 75e seizures II
Alabama Seizures were ~ no means
! confined to the South PRACTICAL,
every state in the Grton Is represent
ed on the list
While the number OF seizures re
ported gives some idea of the extern
| OF Illicit distiuing operations. the lis
is by no means complete. Revenue OF
! ficia,s estimate that fer every plan
| found. at least ten others exist
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-26
LESS Than THIRTY
ASK FOR CHARITY

New York. Dec. .2s.---Fefed than
thirty hungry persons sat dewn at the
Jerry McCauley Water Street mis-
sion's Eroanfhg Christmas table to-
night as compared with the 1900 or
more who used to appear each Christ
mas. John. H. Wyburn, the superin.
tendent, attributed the great falling
Off to the ease with which men secure
work today.
The dinner was to have been at
noon and preparations were made to
feed more than 500. Not one ap-
|peared. and the feast was postponed
until night when twenty odd sat down.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-26
Richmond Drive for Law Enforcement
Speed. Forward By Leaps and Bounds -
ss+~ |. Report From Local Headquarters

skatAs, In soIort to cleo. = ecnGraes that
viii Increase alcoholic ccutAnts from
onS-eouEth 81 one per cant - tan. or
eve1i forty mar cent and thus defeat the
etr5s Of prohibition Ard the aightAenth
4nnendmenG
4 fourth OF the money tor object ~
goas to tbs Nationa! Anti-Salocn
league for work among aliens IN this
country. We must make good and
iAw-abidinS scstizens Of thoss foreigners
who stay with US, through education.
literature, and speaking In the only
language they may know. While
hurangued by anarchists and booze ad-
voeates. they remain . menace 70 our
institutions. These scattered colonies
within our borders can only be reached
through the systematic ana studied
propaganda Of the National league.
. Such of the remainder "a determined
by the State and National. leagues 70
he devoted TO object CD. All the
world IL ror Our neiShhor Five crit
.ical years have demonstrated that we
are affected by conditions elsewhere on
the globe. One dollars worth of liquor
win countAract hundred dollars OF
skAt 20 generously given to missions
By Baptista. Method!stx. Presbyterians.
ErisoopaNans and others The mfsssor-
ary, pleads for our help against the
ernigrating liquor dealer and his wares
that are hurryinE TO other shores.
Under, objects "a and t.) the Anti
Saloon league seeks to remove the
crree that Y, N. c. A. Red Cross, sal
walton Army and other charitable
bodies, ara earnestly striving to rem
cdr. with law enforcement. proper
education and removal Of temptation
thosre Will be less poverty. fewer denF
of vice. redemption from misery 20
womnn and children. and the work 81
those noble orEanizatio will be mads
easiAr and the quicker accomplished
Under object ta) 1t viii be- possible
70 clean MP" Cuba and the bahamas
from the liquor and vice contaGion thai
, II already affecting ear shores Mex-
ico also. because OF which probably q
I hundred million dollars . year Is spent
by our American government to keer
the peace would be less the seethins
caldfor By the abolition Of drink. and
sthts can be easily npiished.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-26
NO ORDER WITHOUT
DOMINION OF GOD

Rome. Dec. .s.--''There II no or.
dsr without an Acknowledgement OF
the Dominion Of God over his crea-
turess'' says Pope Benedict In reply
IL ths Christmas greetinEs at the
Cardiana4 az the vatican yestsF-
my
The necessity tor faith 10 de-
naonatrated by the inanity Of the Ell
.ss0tt6 OF thoee who vainly try 70
\ give mankind peace and welfare,
fprG6t&th9 or ignoring God. Peace
sanhotsbe obtained by the individual
ondsbys mankindsif there Is not or
~ Ia both.
4 dAy the spirit OF inderen-
4 t1MnNS has invaded AL minds and
szoqde them to rebellion. Today
stliAr4 u no shame In seeking amuae-
suaents arNitsat .thc grfefs and sor-
Sowv 81 others and there ID no iinii,
Esf6 the dissA patton OF wealth and tns
ssxfxtng mp AZ The source thereof"