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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-28
ZTENR EDAKCYJNEJ.

stkich prawle Stanach naszeJ u
Iii przyjeto poprawke do konsty-
tecyi federamej, postanawiajaca
wykluczenie najzupelniejsze al
koholizmu z produkcyi, handful !
konsumcyi,e- a z mnogiego "a,
stepu Stanow tylko kilka POGO
stale ,,mokrych" - to macy
wiernie opowiadajacych sic PREY
nieskrepowanej dotad Industry /
konsumcyi trunkow alkoholicz--
nych: liczba Stanow prawnie wy.
maganych, azeby przedSozenie
odnoSne zostaio przyjete jake
poprawka do Konstytucyi - 20
stata z gruba nadwyzks przekro'
czona. Ustawa nova, a wiasciwie
juz prawo konstytucyjne howe
postanawia odtad, il - W rok pc
r~atyfikacyi przediozenia - wy
rob, sprzedaz, transport, import,
hub export trunk6w rozpalaja-
cych ma bye zakazanym W Sta
mach i re Stanow Zjednoczonych,
a tyczy sic ten zakaz wszystkich
terytoryow, podpadajacych Pod
iurysdykcye rzadu Stanow Il;
| Kongres i poszczegolne Stany be-
da wspolnie posiadaly wiadze
egzekwowania tego ustawodaw-.
silva.
A zatem Cd dni biezacych mniei
wiecej "a rok bedziemy ma rozle.
GYM obszarze wielkiego nasze.
so kraju - Ina sucho" W caiem
tego sIowa znaczeniu. Prasa kra-
iowa pefna jest z teJ okazyl Eor
mentarzy, a nastr6j w niej pre-.
waznie panuje podobny do tego,
jakim kierowane legislatury po-
szczegoInych Stanow ~uchwaliiy
prohibicye tax ogromna, zdumie-
wajaca w~iekszoScia. - Rzecz to
jest zdumiewajaca w istocie -
tenn wiecej, IL do czasow Swiato.
wei wojny prohibicya byfa mafo.
sympatyczna W cafym kraju i tyl-
10 przebojem torowala sobie dro7
&c - giownie dlatego, il uwaza~
10 ia Wv znacznej mierze sluSzi
nie) "a politykierskie hasfo, il
stworzyia ona nova partye poll
tyczna, ktorej zasady wpiywy
ifnym partyom krajowym cable
rally stronnikow i glosy: totez II.
p. W zwalczaniu prohibicyi 60
dzAy sic najczesciej dwie glowne
partye krajowe, republikahska j
demokratyczna. Pred paru laty
"a sprawl Bryana, ktory stanow.
GO sic przychylif do prohibicyi,
zblizyla sic do niej partya demo-
kratyczna, siuchajac wpiywowe--
so giosu swego przodownika; po.
tenn przystapienie Stan6w Zje-
dnoczonyh do wojny znacznie o.
graniczylo, todatkami obciszylo
a restrykcyami obwarowalo wy.
rob i sprzedaz alkoholicznych
trunk6w ;jak wiadomo-do dis w
mocy trivia rozporzadzenie rzadu
wojenne, IL w lipcu br. MA nastaG
W caIym kraju faktyczna prohi-
bicya, a to ola radykalnego
wstrzymania wydatk0w zbed-
rych oraz uzytkowania ma alkohol
milion6w rak, zatrudnionych PREY
MIN - ktore nadal do czcgo in
rego maja bye uzyte; przytem
mysla przewodnia zarzadzenia
Jest zamiar oddziaiywania tenn
skuteczniejszego ma mySl narodo-
wa - przymusowo wytrzezwio-
ma. 0 lie owo rozporzQdzenie ME
1ostanie odwoiane-jako re tym-
czasem wojna sic skoiczyla i "a
potrzebowania wojenne ustaja,-
to bedziemy mieli prohibicye fax
tycznie 0 wiele juz wczesniej, ME
"a rok, ale juz "a kilka miesiecy.
Trudno jest wytiumaczyc psy.
chologiczne motywy powszech-
nego tax niebyrale jednomyslne-
go zwrocenia sic ca}ego narodu
ku prohibicyi. Pisma przeciwne
I-t oL~oAo-.: 1o -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-28
,.DzEn Polski".

Fla powfnfen sic trwale zapisac w
,dziejach Pokki: w dniu tym -
znamiennym iskimS i dohrowroz.
;tnym ma przyszloSc zbiegiem o,
.kolicznoSci-caia Polska byla jed
ara duchem - Jedna u w~arsztatu
piracy - mysli narodowej, w
kESiu odbyN sic pierwsze wybo-
Try do powszeehnego ludowege'
parlamentp polskiego; III w Anne
.ryce, " natwiskszem skupien:u
lnarodrr naszego poza Polsks -.
gmielisrny Dzieh nasz, obchodzony
1ebraniami i wiecami, solidaryzu.
.jacymi sic, isczacymi sic duchowo
z olbrzyanim Wieeem Lrdowym
Pogskim W Nowym Yorku, ktory.
lax depesze doniosiy, nalezai do
nstwiekszych tego rodzaiu de-
monstracyi. jake widziaio'to mia
tsto, a bodai re krai caiy.
TAX sic jakoS zlozyio, IL dwie
tie walne, bardzo wazne ma
.przyszfosc Gala stanowiace spra.
wv W jeden dzien sic zbiegiy i
nrySli nasze zgodnie skupiiy, By
&c to, jak gdyby Polonia naszs
.posyiaia dueha swojego Oiczyz-
ME poza' Ocean z solennymi Stu.
by wsp6dzialapia wiemego, ME-
,sienia pomocy, ME szczedzenia
wysilk6w osobistych ofiar i gro.
sza ma jej dobro. ma jeNsiawe, ma
.rj podzwisniecieA
4 ~jeszcze tez tego sameso
dnia odjechai Z nowojorskiego.
ME tn pierwszy. aida Bog ME jedy
~. nj ostatni parowiec z zywno-
Sciq do Poiski: ma ieszcze jedna
dobrs wrozbe wiedzie 60 kapitan
Polak... Wszystko to take pod,
riosfe. tax serca bicie podnieca-'
face. re niepodobna obojetnic
przejsc pc tych wydarzeniach do
dziennego porzadku, re raczej "a
trzymac sic mad mimi - pomy-l
SfeS ! u Mich - jak Il progu pracI
1owych postanowienia powziac
Galszej sluzby, oraz wytrwania w
riej nieziomnego az do o~statecz-
rego Sprawy n~aszej sukcesu.
\ Sprawl Poiska rozHviia sic W
fazie biezacej re wszedh MAR po-
mySlnie i iuz iej ME poszkodza
zakusy niemieckie, zydowskie:
e. - sasiad6w re wschodu!
Wybory powszechno = ludowe W
kraju. jakikolwiek moze bye ich
rezultat - normuja powaznie
wewnetrzny- stan p~ol;cyczny Oh
czyzny naszej - W iej najwiek-
Sym. przewazajacym obszsrze, a
choG ME wiemy, jak daleko sic
eajace kresy zostsiy wyborami
tymi objete i iacy tam z urn Wy
borczych wyszli ~rosSowie, y
wierzymy, IL zrobiono pod rzadu
obecnego egida - najlepiej, jak
sic daio w warunkach danych, d
Eryteryum zdrowego sadu ludn
.uaszego Z pewnoscia najlepszych
obralo przedstawicieli do prey
szlego Sejmu. rozpoczynajacego
sesye swa dnia logo lutego
Muiejsza tam - powiadamy
q owych wybranych, nazwiska to
! tax musza bye MOVE, malo INA
lie. nam tn niewiele m6wiace :
wybitnoSci przewodnie Earysuja
sic wSrod Mich dopiero ma Sejmie.
Wazniejszem i najwazniejszem
Jest ola mas to. IL te wybory do
Eonaiy sic w harmonii be- usu-
wanna sic partyi i dzielnic, re
wisc dajs nam najwieksze szanse
gwarancyi, IL wynik ich jest RE-
czywista reprezentacya narodu'
Reprezentacya ia moze bye jest
cze j ME ca{kiem kompletna i ME
caikiem umiarowa, moze TIL D
owdzie znajda sic W niej braki W
odniesieniu jej stosunkowem do
wiekszoSci pojet, dominujacych
w spoIeczenstwie, ale w kazdym
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-28

Emu z~aprowadziiy Rosya, Fran
eva, Anglia, Wlochy - siowem
wszyscy, "a mimi .Ameryka, kt6-
rel Rad das narodowi najpowaz.
riejsze dyrektywy W tel dziedzi-
ME w kierunku doskonalenia spo-
ie~czehstwSa ma te to droge nar6d
;iasz wiasnie wstspii. &.
n
Me zwioda go z niej utyskiwa-
MIA i krytylei ~ .dyktowane cha
iakterystycznie partyjnymi SEN,
tymentami; ME pomoga sprytne
sofizmaty i ~przemawianic do
,.ambicyi pijaka," re mu jego
,,wolnose ograniczaja"... Do
Swiadczenie lat wielu, a najwie--
oej ~ostatnich lat wojny Swiato-.
wei uczy, IL restrykcye wyszfy
na dobro, a Stany prohibicyjne
maja ludnosc zdrowsza, moral
niejsza, mienie ich wzrasta szyb.
ciej i produktywnoSt ich w koo-
peracyach narodowych jest ME
zr6wnanie wyisza cd togo, co sic
iobi w Stanach ,,mokrych". Do
$wiadczenie to najlepsza jest
szkois ia wskazuje, lie pc mia
stach, gdzie najwieoej salony gra
suja niepodzielnie, najczesciej
wprost nieograniczenie, lie tam
chorob, degeneracyi, zbrodni, zia,
ubdstwa przypisac trzeba - al
koholowi, - 0 lie zaS POD tyni
wszystkimi wzgledy lud ia far.
mach zdrowszy, bezpieczniejszy.
moralniejszy, o lie sad jego jas
MESSY i samodzielniejszy! Ia
nauka, tie fakta s~tarczyly "a per-
swazye i "a argument.
4
Powiadaja przeciwnicy prohibi
cyl - i to ich Jest najzwyczajniej
uzywany, najtrudniejszy - po-
zornie - do odparcia argument
IL prohibicya jest ograniczeniem
: skrepowaniem osobistej wolno.
sci cz}owieka, ktora tn Jest gwa'
rantowana przez konstytucye
krajowa,.. Argument TAXI jest
zn6w tylko ~soiizmatem, niczem
lnnem, jest przystrojeniem ialszu
W Fozory prawdy! Czlowiek ma
wolnoSc i nasza konstytucya mu
ia istotnie quarantine - prawda
Jest, ale cziowiek ma i powinien
mice wolnoSc tylko W dobrem i
zdrowem, tax ola siebie samego,
jak ola jego wspoiobywateli! Je-
zeliby danny ma to ludzie cheieli
popelniac masowo samobojstwa
iub jakickolwick inne czyny,
szkodzscc ich zdrowiu osobiste--
mu, Tub zdrowiu ich w7spoiobywa.
tell Tub zdrowia przyszlych1
pokoleh - czy wtedy take ma
tch dziaialnoSG TAXA pozostac W
wolnosci swej nieskrepowana i
meograniczona? A przecie taxa
wiaSnie robote zdrozna i szkodli-
wa alkollolizmu industrya SEE.
rzy w spoleczehstwie! FabrykiI
wyszynki, konspmenci, toz to ar
mia Gala ludzi, ktorzy zyja / mi,
l;ony robia Z tego jedynie, IL fiji
truja w narod soki. szkodliwe sta
nowczo j niezawodn;e. co do tego
nic moze bye dwu zdah, DO juz o
tenn zawyrokowaly potwierdzaja-
co-wszystkie kulturalne czynni-
XII wszystkich narodow: uzywanie
alkoholu szkodzi, W wiekszej ilo-,
sci zabija! - | OTTO dotychczas
szkodliwa i zabojcza rzecz wyra-
tiano. sprzedawano. zyski cia.
gniono I tego - na zasadZie.
nieograniczonej wolnosci! Zasta-
1,owienie sic choG tylko pobiezne
rad okolicznosciami til omawia--
1.eni zbija dostatecznie argument
wzmiankowany. Czemuz pan
silva zakazuja wyrobu i uzywa-
MIA opium i innych narkotyk6w2I
lem tez moze ograniczaja Ywol.
rose osobista A potem o
czyja tn chodzi wolnoSG osobista
0 tego - zapitego konsu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-28

Co do Dom Manuela - ma on
najprawdopodobniej take kwali-
t,kacye ma kr6la, jak - prevail
ia Geese jego miedzynarodowego
gatunku; rozatem musi to bye
jednak panicz rycerski, smiaiy.
o~dwazny, musi kocl,at Portugalie
i kochac sic W przygodach, skoro
decyduje sic podobno ma powr0t
Go ojczyzny i ma jej tron... bye
moze z~reszta, iz~pragnie tylko pc
burzliwej swego mlodego zycia
Earyerze - spoczat W rodzinnej
z;emi. czego tam ~naprawde BAR
dzo rychso doczekat sic moze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-28

MeSouSe stanu Wszedzie svd-
dzaiG sic 10 sddHin. Se must ISL
nice zjci7oceoRa, niesdIesFT d
Samax4iRd PoiSku.
WOODROW Wilson
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-28

GU navel staneli re swym rzsdem
i pomoca pc stronie koalicyi,
ktorej podomogli giownie W wal
kach kolonialnych W Afryce - ME
bez tego jednak, IL byf ! portugal
skicn wojsk kontyngens, spory
nawct, ma zachodnim terenie walk
europejskich. walczy1 mianowlcie
W sasiedztwie Belgow, we Elan =
dryi.
w PotrugaJii cd czas6w jeszcze
dynastycznych k~ojarzei ! stosun-
k6w Braganzow z angielskim do
mem panujacym - istnieje trady'
eva przyjazni angielskiej; i POI
woiywany obecnie ma iron przez
iojalistow Dom Manuel Bragan-
"a r6wniez jest w dobrych L tyn'
domem stosunkach z drugiej
strony powolujace go stronnictwo
znanc jest jake dawniej proger-'
maiskie, gdy pobici republikanic
zawsze wiernie trwali w przyjaz-
III Z Anglia. Anglia znajdzic sic
W dylemacic niemilym - jak sis
zachowac wobec afery PORTUGAL
skiej, owo zaS zacllowanie sic jej
moze 0 stanie spraw W tyn kraju
zadecydowat: poparcic angiclskie
stanowic tam bedzie o zwycie-
Stwie monarchii lub r~epubliki:
wzgledy dynastycznych obliga--
cyl bedq przemawialy "a popar-
cicm Manuela, wzgledy koa-
licyjne, a niezawodnie j
wplywy innych -Aliantow.
przedewszystkiem Francyi hedf
giosowaiy "a r~epublika; w maj
lcpszym razie pozostanie Angl;i
zacllowanie najscislejszej i maj
Lezpieczniejszej W takich klopo--
tach - neutralnoSci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-28

Powiadaja tez inni, re umysl-
ME puszczono sprawe te Gala dla-
tego teraz ku ostatecznemu zala.
twieniu, IL jest obecnie poza kra-
jem kilka milion6w Amerykanow
kt6rych gios Pewnieby wplynal
ia o~stateczne przegiosowanie i
odrzucenie prohibicyi. To takze
argument pozorny. Watpic male
". czy istotnie te glossy wp}ywby
taxi mialy, chodby ! wszystkie
rawet paddy przeciw .prohibicyi ;
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-27
BOT SHEvIKI. Sr~c CLOWN
MULE. AT LYRIC TO-DAY

Aaong the unusual features OF
Whites Comedy Circus which will be
one OF the attractions at the Lyric the
latter half OF the week. commencing
with the matinee performance today,
is Bolshevik3, the only indestructibie
mule in existence. Bolsheviki is the
toughest trained animal appearing on
the stage today. He is happiest when
he il daHcing, and he has a repertoire
OF antics funnier than a wagon load
OF monkeys with their tails chopped
off. Bolsheviki is the star comedian
OF Whites circus. On the circus pro-
gram also are a funny white-face
clown. the dancing pony actors and
the high~@eaping greyhounds
The big comedy feature CT the new
bill. however, is Oracle Emmett and
her own company, presenting Mrs.
Murphy's Third Husband" Miss EN-
NETT starred for ten years in the Mrs
Murphy" series OF three-act com ed les.
She has transferred the laughable,
lovable character OF the eccentric
Irish woman to the vaudeville stage.
and her portrayal Is funier than ever.
Other features of the new show in
clude Belle and wood, dainty girls
, with a repertoire of the latest dances;
Fargo and Richards a. versa tile vari-
ETY. team. who sing. dance. play saxo-
phones and otherwise display their
varied talents as entertainers and
/ Finley and Hall who have n lively
piano. singing ard comedy act
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-27
nth DIVISION LOOKS
FOR EARLY SAILING.

Rrest. Feb. - tdelayed) New
York's Twenty seventh division-the
Empire states own--will begin load
ing for home tomorrow. II will first
fill the gigantic Leviathan. formerly
the German Vaterland. which got into
Brest yesterday. This boat will carry
about 5000 men.
Just what units will go on the Levi
athan has not been announced, but
they will incfude Genera / ~ Ryan and
his headquarters staff The casn-
mander OF the Twenty seventh got in
last night He did not leave the
clearing area until he had seen his
entire outfit" aboard the trains
First to reach Brest were the lO6th
infantry and machine gun hattalions
The First and Second battalions of the
107th infantry arrived yesterday. and
the rest of the division got in today
II Is at the Font-A -Nezen camp a
few miles outside the city.
This is one of the camps that have
been subject to considerable criticism
back in America The members OF
the Twenty seventh do not seem dis
posed TO find any fault with their
quarters.
Some OF the Twenty-seve nth engi-
nocrs have already gone home. but it
was thought that tho rest Of the out
TT would go to New York in one
bunch. This plan may still be feas-
ible-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-27
ALIEN DOUGHBOYS NOW
ARE AMERICAN CITIZENS

Ftfty-four soldiers and two nurseA
from the debarkaiion hospital at
Camp Lee were made American citi-.
Gems yesterday morning in the Office
of Judge Beverley T. Crump of the
law and equity court. Mayor Georgs
Ainslie and others were present at the
little ceremony which secured half .
hundred new citizens for Uncle Sazr
1saa4g ,sa 49, z '.t ,..ge. I III
Ia France. but who were born aliers.
Judge Philip G. Cooke. of North
Carolina, naturalization officer If
Camp Lee, and representative OF tina
United States department of labor in
troduced the men and woman candi-
dates for citizenship. each 7 whom
had affidavits proving thei. SorthI-
ness for their new responsibility.
Norway, Roumania, Sweden, Francs.
Italy. Russia and England were repre-
scented, and the ceremony was an i'm
pressive one.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-27
You Must Drive It Out of the
Blood to Get Rid of It
Permanently.

! Adam never had a handkcr-
chief is another way Of saying
that Catarrh is an ailment that
we owe to civilization and the
effects of modern life. CatarTh
is not a disease like pneumonia
or typhoid fever. Catarrh is
caused by impure blood, laden
with irritating and poisonous
matter acting upon cells lining
the nasal passages and throat,
that have already been in
famed, irritated and caused to
overwork, by exposureto dust,
dirt, sudden changes of temper
ature. abnormal dryness of the
air, and germs. Catarrh cannot
be cured by spraying or DOUGH
ing the nose and throat. The
unhealthy condition of the
blood must be overcome. puri-
fed and restored to n healthy
condition.
You must realize that the dis.
ease itself, and not It's symp-
toms, is what you have to cure.
OF course. you know that when
you ara cured of any disease its
symptoms will disappear.
Catarrh manifests itself by
inflammation of the delicate
membranes of the nose and air
passages which choke up and
make breathing very difficult.
To get rid of these distressing
effects you must remove their
cause.
The blood is laden with the
Catarrh germs, which direct
their attack against the tender
and delicate membranes of the
nose and throat. These germs
cannot be reached by sprays or
douches. which. Of course. have
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-27
SAYS LABOR
SITUATION SERIOUS

London. Feb. 75.--"rhe labor stu
alton in the United States threatens
TO become as critical as in Europe
This sensational statement was
made by Samuel Gompers in an ex-
elusive interview with Andrew GIar-
ner, Paris correspondent Of the Eek
change Telegraph company.
Mr.. Com pers said he was exchang
ing cables with the American fedora :
ton OF labor with n view to resump-
ton of all work the same as during
the war, especially as regards ship
building. He added Senator Kenyon
would present bin In the United
States senate authorizing the Ameri-
can government to take over works
valued at 100000. 900. two towns in
Connecticut alone having 10000 un-
employed
Mr. Gompers asserted that the pres
ent ployment in Europe was a
direct consequence Of the cessation OF
the war. 1t was therefore necessary,
be said, to resume operations Of in
dustry, building and manufactures as
they were during the war.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-27
MAY secure OLD (oarh.

According to rumors going around
the sports circuit. Frank NJ Dobscn
pili return 20 Richmond college and
resume his duties as athletic director.
Authorities at the college. however. de-
MED the report and stated that no con-
tract had been signed by Dobson. az
the report stated Tho contract was
reported as having been signed Mon
day.
DobEon held the position Of athletic
director at Richmond college for n
number OF years. but severed hts con .
0ettiors with the Spiders to take up
work in one OF the army training
camps His return doubtless will be
welcomed by those interested in the
welfare the Sp ders In sports "a the
former football player and track ath-
lete % Princeton university work ed
wonders with the spiders In every
branch Of sports
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-27
Petersburg
PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA
IN CONCERT TONIGHT

Music lovers of petersburg will be
gwen an opportunity tonight OF hear
ing the famous Richmond Philhar-
monic orchestra. under direction Of
Professor w. Henry Baker. in a corn
cert of gh-class numbers and under
direction OF Morris Clark. Jewish
Welfare board entertainment direc-
tor.
The concert is under the auspices
OF the Jewish Welfare board and is
one Of many similar entertainments.
The soloists include Miss Essie
Ehrstein, Miss Blanche Kidd and o.
T. Hess. The concert begins at $40
O'Clock at the high school auditorium,
Men in uniform will be admitted free.
and only limited number OF tickets
will be sold--just enough to defray
following numbers:
The Lovely Gaiatea~ ....... suppe
Orchestra
MY Heart at Thy Sweet Voice
st. saens
Blanche Kidd.
(a) "A Russian Romance" Friml
(b} The Perfect Melody OHara
Orchestra
'Poiacca" (from "Miguon'0 Thorn y
Essie Ehrstein.
Celeste Aida" (Arr. by Prof. Baker,.
Verdi
o, r Hess
fa) Lullaby ....,..,... Bra nj 8
th) The Americans Come. Foster
Blanche Kidd.
(a> 'Triumphal March. .,.. Griea
tb} Turkish Patrol. Beethoven
Orchestra.
BELL Song (fron 'Lakue") Deiibes
Fssie Ehrstein.
stars and Stripes Forever" To-. Sousa
Orchestra
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-27
wINERF.Y REsTIRES FROM
COMMUNITY SERVICE

q. II. Winfrey, focal representative
OF the War Camp Community Service.
has rendered hts resignation, effec-
tive March IS. TO engage in business
in this city. Mr., Winfrey has been
associated with the service since DC
tober, 1917. Since Mr.. Winfrey. Rev
H. ID. G. Maclachlar. Wyndham X.
Meredith. r. A. Cary, T. L. Bemiss,
Walter Holiday. Alvin Smith and
other public spirited citizens OF Rich :
niond organized the War Camp Com
rnunity Service in this city. approx
mateiy quarter OF a million uni
formed men-soldiers and sailors
have been entertained at the Army
and Navy Cuban average OF about
5000 week--while nearly 10000
soldiers have been entertained at
Camp Lee Mr.. Winfrey will continue
to hold the secretarSship of the Uni
versity club, which is serving as an
officers club.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-27
"
The Horrible ::
Handicap of Catarrh:

no effect whatever upon the
blood. -.
S. S. S. is a purely vegetable
blood remedy, made from roots :
and herbs direct from the for
est, which combat promptll.~
any disease germs or impurities
in the blood.
Once you get your blood free
from impurities cleansed Of
the catarrhal poisons which it.
lis now prey to because Of it's.
unhealthy state--then you Will
be relieved of Catarrh-the.
dripping in the throat, hawk
ing and splitting, raw sores in.
the nostrils, and the Disagree
able bad breath. 1t was caused,
in the first place, because your.
impoverished blood was easily
infected. Possibly a slight.
cold or contact with someone.
who had a cold. But the point
is-don t suffer with Catarrh-
il is not necessary. The remedy
$. S. s., discovered over sixty
wears ago, tested, true sld
tried, is obtainable at any drrf~-
store. 1t has proven its value.
in thousands of ease 1t will
do so in your case. Gee S. S. S.
at once and begin treatment. II
yours is a long-standing case,
be sure to write for free exper
medical advice. We will ten
you how this purely vegetable
blood tonic cleanses the impuri.
ties from the blood by literally
washing it clean. We vii!
prove to you that thousands of
sufferers from Catarrh, after
consistent treatment with S. S.
s., have been freed from the
trouble and all its disagree
able features and restored to
perfect health and vigor. Don't
delay the treatment. Address
Medical Director, 1871 Swift
Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga. adv. n
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-27
DIR. MCGUIRE LANDED IN
NEW YORK YESTERDAY

Or. Stuart Mcclure of this city who
was al the head of base hospital No.
As at Tout in France landed In New
York yesterday on the President
Grant and will come to Richmond as
soon as the authorities permit Col
onei Lowndes Peple who was with the
hospital come over with DIR. Me-
CURE. These were the only Rich
mond men to return on the President
Grant but rumor has it that the en-
tire hospital unit which was organ
lied by the Medical College OF vir-
ginia. will return shortly. Many
wounded men were brought over by
the local physicians. Because St
Luke's hospital will be occupied by
Westhampton college until June DR.
Mcclure will not be able to take up
his work here. He had planned 20
spend this time in observing the work
al the MAYO sanitarium at Rochest er.
N
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-27
Obituary
Confederate Colonel buried.

Alexandria Va, Feb 2S.-Colon.l
Arthur Herbert was buried in Ivy HNi
cemetery yesterday afternoon follow =
ing funeral services In the chapel or
the piscopaiaThe illogical seminary n
Virginia. Rev. Drs, =. +. Phillips and
S 4. Wallis oTiciated at the service
Colonel Herbert. who was eighty
nine years old. played an important
part in the CIVIL war being in COM
nland Of e'Seventesrth Virginia resi-
rtent which fought IN. many OF ttc
battles of Northern Virginia. He wa-s
one Of the most widely known busy
ness men in Northern Virginia and -
member OF the firm OF Burke and Her
bert. bankers
Besides his widow, Colonel Herbert ~
survived by hvs daughters, Mas Jo'G
u Hooe, OF Warrcnton. Va: Mrs HearT
MeCsuiien. 81 LAUREL. Md; Mrs. Robert
T. Holt. Of New port News. and Misses
Afarsen ard Florence Herbert, Of Sem
mary Hili. near this city ~-