davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1919-01-27

anxious officials cry out against the
stirring OF public opinion lest the repu-
tation Of the city be hurt and say pro-
phesy smooth things unto us II any
word Of mine from this pulpit will set
folks TO lnquiring about conditions and
how they may be remedled ! shall not
regret being a target for criticism, no
matter how harsh 1t may be.
"2. want 10 defend the church
against the charge made In letter to
the city newspapers, concerning my
sermon, that The preacher thunders
against the wlckedness OF the sbsnd-
oned and the lowly because he can
afford TO do 1t and he flatters the prom
lnent and exalted because he does not
practice, or does not have to practice,
the ugly thing that the friendless Is
convicted or condemned for That Is
not only unfair but mallclously untrue.
Since Jesus Christ walked among men
and hurled denunclation at sin In NEE
OF high and low degree. without fear or
favor, His church and It's ministry, true
10 Him and the gospel, has been preach
Ing against sin OF every kind without
regard TO the position or condition OF
the sinner. As a general rule men who
make such railing accusations as this,
involving the church In moral cow
ardlce, are totally ignorant Of the sub
lect upon which they essay to speak.
They are not themselves, as q rule,
members Of the church, nor regular
attendants upon her services.
81 am inclined, however, to draw tho
cloak OF charity about my critical
brothers shoulders. and believe that the
Evening journal., 1919-01-27
PASTOR SAYS CITY
NEEDS THE christ
DR.. Hubbard Would Invite
Jesus to Come and
Remain Here
SAYS TOWN IS FAR
FROM BEING MORAL

Dr. Carlisle L. Hubbard, pastor OF ST.
Paul's NJ. e. Church, IN his sermon last
night on Crazy Folks Made Sane" an
swered certain criticisms OF his prevl-
Gus sermon on a similar topic. He said
In part:
'Many criticisms have come TO me
about my sermon OF two weeks ago
on Crazy Folks In the course OF
which / spoke OF the outstanding evils
OF our city. Two Of these criticisms
want TO answer tonight.
#. That 1t ls wrong 10 refer pub
licly 10 the evils OF a city like VIII
mlngton. Rather we should be like
the ostrich and In the presence Of evil
and danger hide our heads I'm the sand
and Imagine ourselves perfectly safe.
Now anyone that imagines Wilmington
to be a highly moral city is simply mis-
Informed. II he Will view the records
OF the courts. or spend an hour with
tho officers OF the Law and Order So
olety, or read the daily press (which,
let me say Is OF q high order and Will
compare most favorably with that OF
our largest citiesl, he will realize that
Wilmington needs a good house-clean-
ing. You ask me Is Wilmington worse
than other cities with a like population
gathered from the ends OF the earth
| answer No. but IL could be Infinitely
better than other cities, and the way
TO accomplish that desirable end Is TO
arouse public opinion.
When the decent citizenship OF this city
realizes the perfectly impossible moral
conditions surrounding their homes. a
vast change will soon be wrought. But
Evening journal., 1919-01-27
BROTHER, SISTER
DIE OF INFLUENZA

The influenza has severely stricken
the family OF Thomas N. Corkran. No.
III Madison street. on January 8. the
baby OF the family, Charles l.. Cork
ran, aged D months. died OF the dis
ease. and on Tuesday a week ago, his
i2-year-old sister. Ruth, died OF the
influenza.
The mother and six children, all the
remaining family except the father, are
now in bed with the influenza. The
father IS a conductor on the Delaware
avenue llne. The mother and children
are recovering.
The body Of the baby will be re-
moved from Silverbrook Cemetery
where IL was Inferred. and both OF the
dead children VIII be buried tomorrow
In Denton, Md, There Will be funeral
services at o'clock tonight In the un-
dertaking parlors Of James T. Chandler.
Evening journal., 1919-01-27

absurd statement Is the result Of ig-
norance and not OF malice"
Dr.. Hubbard then went on TO say that
"the only cure for the insanity OF sin
Is faith In the Lord Jesus Christ; when
human remedies fall He can cure O
man, home, city, nation, aye, a
world OF sin. The demoniac OF Godara
was cured by Jesus. He is turn
brought to Jesus his fellow-townsmen,
who became followers Of His, and thus
not only an individual, but town was
saved from sin through Christ. Today
Evening journal., 1919-01-27
RYAN KILLED BY
ESCAPING GAS

Overcome by gas fumes that escaped
from a gas Jet. James v. Ryan, aged 80
years, OF Asthabula. Ohio. died yesler-
day afternoon In his room at the home
OF Mrs. Margaret Cook, No. 630 West
Third street. The body was found lying
on the bed by Mrs. Cook after she had
detected the od0r Of gas as she was
passing the mans room.
Ryan was fully dressed and besides
his body were his glasses and a news
paper.
Ryan came here last April TO work at
the Harlan plant as a chipper and
caulker, and is a member Of the Order
OF Moose and also the Bollermaker's
Union. He has sister living in his
native town, but her name or address Is
unknown.
Evening journal., 1919-01-27

Pezet. William p. White, ]. Francis
Blaine, Charles II. Blaine, William D.
Haddock, Edward L. johnson, Harry S.
Lynch, Isaac S. Bullock, l. NJ Lender
man, r. o. Janvier, o. w. Spear, c. J.
Dougherty, Horace S. Allen, John A.
Bader, George Goodwin, Richard P. Reed,
George Butt, Elwell Springer and vii
liam Voss, of the American Car and
Foundry Company; Andrew L. johnson,
L. p. Curlett and A. p. Neutz, OF the L.
p. Curlet and Company; c. H. Smith,
Hans A. Seaburg, Vincent G. Blackwell,
Hugh NJ. Smyth, J. NJ. Smyth, John NJ.
Cannon, Ralph L. Conner, John L. Ma
lone, James B. 0berly, Richard Green
field. and Harry Gaul, Of Philadelphia;
Tindall, Thomas A. Jefferis,
Of Gawthrop q Co.; John c. Brlson and
Stewart Almond.
Evening journal., 1919-01-27
LIPPINCOTT RELIEF DANCE.

Lipplncott Relief Association win give
dance and five hundred" party at the
New Century Club building on Thurs
day evening, February 27. The sociat
affairs OF this organization are always
delightful and successful.
Evening journal., 1919-01-27

we need Jesus in Wilmington. Lst us
Invite Him to come and remain.
Evening journal., 1919-01-27

Mrs; sallie H. Kulp, 2oai N o..
~, Pnilas pays a high tribute sor az
AID she received from the use - , .ne
lac. y suffered from badly r,,n-dos,l- y, Ian
system and an an In tired feeling NV MY
hVer seemed siugsisn and felt sleepv
pounds in weight. My sons illness .oss snS
death during the grip epidemic caussd se
me TO lose heart. Someone az orr
house suggested Tanlac. I've taken
over four bottles and I've gained back
forty pounds Of good weight and feel 81
much better in every way"
The genuine Tanlac, which bears IN.
name J. ] Gore Co.. on outside carton
- now sold here by N. B. Danforth anc
other leading druggists. Tanlac, tn,
celebrated vegetable tonic, stomachlc
and health builder, is also sold in
0dshboring cities and towns. Ask for
Evening journal., 1919-01-27

Don't trust 10 luck for chances-com-
mand them with the WANT ADS.-Ady.
Evening journal., 1919-01-27
HOW TO SAVE ON SHOES

"Out Of curiosity I tried a pair Of
Neolin Soles, writes W. +. Mccartney
of St. Louis, and today. after five
months of hard service | fail to notice
any real signs of wear on them.
This statement points the way TO
real economy in shoes. What your
shoes cost. by the year, depends largely
on how the soles wear and Neolin Soles
do wear a very long time. Moreover,
they are exceedingly comfortable and
waterproof-scientihcally made TO be
exactly what soles should be and so
worn now by millions.
They are available everywhere on
new shoes and for re-soling. They are
made by The Goodyear Tire & Rub
Der Company, Akron, Ohio, who also
make Wingfoot Heels. guaranteed TO
'outwear any other heels.
ne!.o'liinll 4: /: ]! ! I !! { !S'oles
Trade Mars sss. u 3. Pat od.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-18
Bfak Vegf z|alhikEa| Niele NE
mieekich mlynev.
Razein donosza 1251ecz
liczba peWno ste ipiol'Wie- %
kszy snieg ..tego poWo-
dem.

BERLIN, IA litsop. Sprawa
wegi wykazuje troche polepsze-
MIA rozumie sic. dla zaprzcstania
handful pasazerskiego z poWodu
ogromnego sniegu. Tages Zeitung
dowiaduje sic. re 125 mlyn6w .zos
ta}o zamknietych z powodu braku
Wegli ze liczba prawdopodobnie.
powiekszy sic. U.
Mlyny ja!z podaje. gazeta lnaja.
prospekt po 125 procent normal
nych zapas6w wegla j zamierzajja
Kupowac opal " Ameryce dajac.
" zamian potasz po Genie dolara
Stany Zjednoczone potrzebuja te,
raz &C, 900 ton6w potaszu, piisaeI
Tages Zeitung 60 W. azujc J, ze su
rogat potaszu den sposob nieg
81 ) gaslowol olnien enias d laot,tt
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-18

Washington, Is iistop. = Po
dfugicj i cicrpkicj sprzcczce, ugo
dzili sic dis przedstav:ciele opc-
ratorGw i g5rniI.ow WegloWych
tn Ia konfcrencyi abyszrobic IL
godc placy i stosunkow piracy W
centralnych odpowicdnich apo-
ZACH, potemu gdy ehybili pogo
die sic Ia narodoWa skale jak
poprzcdnio proponowano. /.
Operatorzy 2 dysr1'yktow zew-
netrznych odpowiedn;eh pol cica
sic zgromadzic tel samej. godzi-
rieaby zadecydowac czy ugoda O.
Siaglieta przez komitct skali pIa-
cy W odpowicdnich ccntralnych
pclsch bedzie przyjety jako pod
stawa do kontraktoW zewnatrz
polozonych. -:
Po odroczeiliu gcneralncj kon-
tcrcncyi sekretarz Wilson zawez-
wal komitety skali placy odpo-
wicdnich centralnych pol ia &c
b1'anie o 2:3O dis po poludniu a.
by uchwalic nova ugode placy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-18

OUIsVIILE, KY. Il listop.
)Wie lokalne dysty ylarnieS sprze
dawaly dis otwarcie W. Llonisyil7s
sle ilSiery po $75 "a kiste, nie zWa
sIzajac ma prawo prolib bic y Voj jeli
3nej. Setki zamo oWien uskute ecznio-
5nycl1 pred 1. lipca, gd y bravo
Wojenne weszio az nloc zostaly
steraz uskut tecznio ono przez dysty-;
larnie, ktore sic opieraja q na II TEN!
= e otrzyinali w zorajj pozWoieilie
przez federal alnego sedziego Evan
S a, ktorego op;;nia jest ze praWo
Iprohib 5ne ME jest konsty ytu-
eyjne i kazal 1lrzed kom fed ederal
n.ym Wydac trunk zlloszac zakaz
81 sprzedazy blisko 1,ooGooo galo-
now W6dkii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-18

0D RED'AK|''I|. D

Wszysthch szan. csytslnik6w
gazety naazej ktorzy doty chczas
jeszcze ME odnowili prehumera
ty "a "Wiarusa'' jakotez tych
ktorzy zalegaja !. op1ata "a d1uz-
szego c,zasq prosimy uprzejnie
9 jak najrychlejsze przyslanie
nam prenumera gdyz " pre-
ciwnym razie bedzien1y znuszeni
wykreSlic 2 isty prenumerato
lazdego kto z op1ata zalega, bo
ga hedyt gazety posylac ME vol
no j ME mozemy, DO my r6wniez
musimy p4aci6 gotowka "a Wszyst
ko: papier, dr11k, komorne, po-
moe j porto pocztoWe. d
Pieniadze posylac najlepiej
przez Express lub, Postoffice Mo-!
4 nrey Order ped adreaem:
Polish Printing 3 publishing CO.
577 = 4th Street
WiaaR4 9lsa MII11|
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-18
s.r.i,s. ~. ssss.ss+ 10 s..5sas-ss ir>ss >sS
WieIe masla zostale falszo)'.
>, -rss8ss,sl
Waneg0.
konsunlenei, 0trZymula
Wielki proeent, sell, WO.
dy ifal'b pomimo Wyso.
kich cen.

WASHINGTON, II istop. =
Pomimo wysokich cen zadanyoh
"a mas{o konsumenci w wfelu przy
padkach otrzymlja wielki pro
cent woody soil; i farb jak oglosili
dis urzednicy W billrze departa-
mentu. cfemii i rolnictWa. Wiele.
przesyfek nizszego gatllnku mas.
Ia zostalo. obecnie poWstrzymane
pod prawem aktu fedcralnego od
sic do zywnosci i dro
geryi glosi zeznanie.
Federalna reguIa w Wymaga re
mas}o ME ma zawiierae 1nniej ami.
zeli 82.5 procent tluszczu q mile
ka a maslo kt6re zostalo poWstrzy
name jak sic przekonano zaWiera
mniej anizeli so procent n najjWies
kszym procentem wod soil i:
farb.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-18
QE65 r i1l1l owalliiIYjl1sh zIodziieli
vtlRftf

ST OJJX FALLS 81 o. OAK. 141
slistop Edward ID E. sszeryf,
q Il powiattu 'T1lrvc e. Ham ~
honey Parker zostali dis lznani
nieWinnymi W sadie federalnym
.posadzeni 0 branie udzialu W ra-
.hunl1u paczek sexpreseWych "a
Wierajacych blisko $4,000 do kt6-
rejs rel to lsrad dziezy przyzna1 sic Har
,ry Ia aaW1liie y jszy agent Chica
o ieyo IilWaul ulSee 8 st. Paul kolei w
sprz znaI SIC eo q win.
.zarzueolej lecz " SVEN zeznas
lliu platal Dever' a i Mahoney os
lsgiaadeseza jac zel oni go upoii j ze !
pieniadze zosta}y podzielone na
try czescls kaady otrzymal trze-
cia czesc. {, Z,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-18
NNoTt4ER RE:,GREA A11ii1ol5lN', ri GENfER. 4 ii=i:T7
- 3
From " inona Rerah hlican Herald.


without being obliged 50 far. There are
good 'peonls an about "a every !. section Of
every eit,S;son country neigh hborhood, who vel
come ikeseolnp panionshhip. But unfortunately
there areala amy people who are 50 bac ckHard sa-
bout seeking the best things life has to offer
. thatsit seems to be necessary to thrust oppor-
tnrities at them. This charact cteristic true Of
.hnman nature eyery5V here that we are quite
j likely to- excuse ourselves for not ming1ing
/ freely with our ellows on the ground that
place meet them or that the place
too distant Or too some etfing else,.
suit US. For such these the eommunit re-.
ion enter, at one sweep, removes all the
ELECTIONS :ss#:s s. s5 s.
If thiis eli proposed Polish Home of Recrea
on and blished the east end
Nreside, congrat themselves on be-
pioneers comm unity 4 center
] gnno oyslaslsI y Viuolis There will no. doubt.
come lbefore=thes sfe-5
but be wort the
! va
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-18

$.ssH Aproject has but recently starte .in the
east end of this city that shoal find ready sup
port: 1t is proposedfto estabi east end
Polish Home Of Reereation ymnastics.
AT a meeting held Tuesdss ight Of this week
about three hundred l,eople thered 20 dis
c,lsss the project. The endane ;slfews there
. is much interest what being planned and
would indicate tha1fthere. is fairly general
sentiment among theeastsend peopl =for such as
recreational CENTER 81 s
OF the. desirabi Ill IS home
gamessana gyn.n
The time is coming every section eve
rogressiye seityy and eounttrr
borhood
center, where resrna ional and g,,iaiia asticsI
activities may aneted normal hu-
man life demand more social. isersion#
. than itsorainari and must
sooner Or later be met. aal
IS traes hose are
Spriisngg heir comps panionship
the better sort off human may
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-18

SWiadectwa przeciW |. ". ".
v Cenfralia przeko1ywis;aijjiayclee. VI jiyl E
Pr,9l]knrator ,l]llll'; poW'|liiat'o(llWEy i !! '(llW!Ey
Herman. Allen III ,peWiada
re dw6eh Czf0nk6W /. w
w. ZeZnaWafO.

~ i 4 x n y
CENTRALIA, WASH, 14listo
pada- Do Georgia. Paxton, Cen
tralia dawniejszego zohierza
strzelano dis pred switem ,gdy
patrolowaf droge pomiedzy Cen
tralia i .Chehalic niedaleko mostu
gdzie cytoWany Industrial Work
er Of the World zostaI WE wtorek
W nocy lynczoWany.
Policya narodowh gwardya i
daWniejsi zohierze nadaremniie
szukali przez kilka godziln "a cz1o
wiehiem kt6ry wystrzelil naboj.:
Paxton nie zostal zraniony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-18
|! ||sHy l|l|I'!' Bisktaip Pelski da Ans.
fykIii. L;

q SsfE = =
Rz.y1nlu donosza ze " przecia
gu przyszIych szeseiu n1iesiecy Pa
piez Benedykt xv. zamia anuje dla
jednej Y Waznych dyecezyi " Sta
mach Zjjednoe ezonyeh gdzie jest Ii
czny polsh element, biskupa-suf
ragana.sW ybor doko konany zostanie
q sposrod a1neryk kanskich ksiezy
polskiego pocho dzenia ma reko-
mendac pol kiego pralata.
Pofem nastapia podobne olni.
naay VI sposoob przep pisall,y przez
Wfadze koscie lne a1ne1, ykanskie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-18
BohaleIrzy zmalIi l!!!|:|l... u. u Rosy
= dis uhonorowani.
Dfngie 1'zedy trum;ien, ;!
transport, armii St. Zied
przybyf do. New Yorku.

NEW YORK IA listop. = Pod
czas zilnna listopadowego deszczu
nar6d uhonoroWaf dis pierw-
szych swych zmarlych bohater6w
przywiezionych z pola walki Woj
ny swiatowej. Do pokrytej flaga-
mi, udekorowanej krepani przy-
stani " Hobokcn, s|przywieziono
103 ciafa amerykanskich zolnierzy
kt6rzy oddali swe zycie w Pomo-
tc1lejj Resyi j ] Q MAJ arzy, ktorzy
1llnarli q silami ma ar.ynarsk skiemi
ia wodach dalekiejj polnoey otrzy
mali tn swe blogosfawienstwo.
Trumny ich przyciagniete costa
}y do brzegu W sieciach re sznuru
jedna "a druga z transportu Cd
jeziora Daraga, wczoraj i po}no-
cy gdy okret pogrzebowy przyby1
u Brest.
Osiemnascie diugich rzedow ka
zdy ustrojony flagq .aincrykan-
ska pokryty kwiatami dawal ci
che swiadectwo wiclkiego poswie
cenia ludzi tego l1raju 20 "a mos
rem. Kongres Stanow Zjednoczof
nych, armia, marynarka, Legion
Amerykanski, stan Michigan
gdzie najwiecej tych bohateroW
mieszka}o i miasto Detroit sWszy-#=
scy brali .udzial " uhonoroWaniu
ich. y oficyalnymi reprezentanta
mi staia grupa kreWnych tych ME.
.boszczyk6w DANNY kwiatoW. re
.prezentacye ambasady Rosyjs
uznajacej wdziecznose aHla amery!!
kanskich zolnierzy. ktorzy poleg-
Ii W Rosyi dla dobra Mdzkosci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-18
!sss q So IssEss
Nastepca tronu brytyjski od
\ Naiiedzll iiel,dazl iIsoiIs.
PHI takze 2 panM Wilson
=herbate WBiaIynl domu.
x 3 st s.
WASHINGTON. l4 listop.

WASHINGTON, II listop. -
Ksiale Waliisjako jeden . jego o.
statniej urzedoWej wizyty do Wa.
shingtonu zobaczy sic . prezyden-
tenn Wilsonem dis p66zzno po po-:
ludniu. Spodziewanym on jest ze:
z}ezeniem-Wizyt y w Biaiym domtl
il prezydenta j paf1i Wilson . 5 30
godzinie. Prezydent Wilson pra W
|dopodobnie przyjmie 5swego kr6-gs
ieWskiego 2goscia siedzac wskrzes-=
le ola infalid6w jego stan zdroWia|
Ipolepszyl sic cd czasu wizyty krooII|
lestwa 2 Belgii kiedy to byl zmu1
sony przyjac ich 1ezac " lozku.
Podczas swej wizyty v Bialym do
lnu nastepca tronus bedzie pill her
,bateSz pania Wilson,
Es eczlka nlotorem do Mount
Vernon 8 2 80 po poIudniu to- dru
gie zdarzenie ma programme tego9
dnia.
. JJedylla ca nm niaana ffd1ke.ylsag
1irzadzona madame el1ora-
cyl 80 ofieerorn VI Y olnier rzpai,sg y; a
rykanskiej armiiii I: Il 81 ma al.yn arlliil
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-18
Washington, Is listop.

Washington, 10 listop. Ope-
ratorzy i g6rnicy znow stawali
sobie dis twarza w. twarz stara-
jac sic o pogodzenie sporu kt6ry:
prowadzi} do obecnych. narodo-
wych strajkow pomiedzy g6rnika
mi miekich wegli. zs
Gdy sic -konferencya ,powt6rnie
zgromadzila dis o 10tej godzinie,
namowa wylozona przez, :sekreta-
rza Wilsona, byla pierwsza rzecza
q kt6rej miaio bye dyskutowane
przez roba stron,:atwa.s se3 Il
:: Sekretarz oswiadczyl " swej
ntowie wyraznie re g6rnicy mu
sza zmykac xze.~swemi zadaniami
0 30 godsin tygodniowo a go pro-
cent podwyzki p}acy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-18

eIlly lest
WASTIIh Iiistol,

AS1lINl "a
.pas.y Wel11y 50 dosta ateczne. do zao
patrzenia stanozv jednoc zonych
Wieeej il niz przez caly rok % obe-
cnych ratach yuzsyt koWalia pod
reka przy konlieu = & kVartalu koncza
cego. Sic q dniem 80 Wrzesnia tax
brzmi osWiadezenie Wydane dis
przez depart nent e olnic tAya. u o.
golnych zapasoW nagroma dzono
.92e, $4,000 funt tow Wiec i. eel I, anizeli
SO procent ,Wiecei .niizl i y1o pod.re
kas srok tenn tynl salh czasie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-18
Operatorzy g6rnicy beda mice dis posiedze-
ME aby dyskutowae o ugodzeniu strajku.
Sekretarz piracy Wilson poW1ada g6rnikOm re mu-
sza oDuscic Z podwyzszenla pfacy j wymagania
kr6tsZych gOdZln. s ~ s =s=

WASHINGTON, Is listop.
Przyjecie bez kwalifikacyi cd Sc
kretarza piracy Wilsona przez g6r
niczych robotnikow propozycyi u
yodowych na przyjecie narodowej
skali placy zostalo dis ogloszo-
mem IA konfcrencyi przez JohnS a
l.. Lewis, aktualncgo prczydenta
zjednoczonych g51nikow amery-
kailskich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-18

sEEPO ORT lie 15' listo
Wczoraj i wieczore 6 zlodzieje VIA
NAL isie- do ban earl Git m IlL
4 mil sztad na looiudnie, }1noca ots
Worzyi sSrz mex bezp zpieezsgMa 6
|stva leiekli zabie erai "a 8 ,oM 81
tosci bond on zla
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-18
zI5Ilalls zsia|a|Is1 iIl|l sby Il,
lllordoWat olcnika ele-
ne6cea


L y.
mach zrebione; elzis Is ezeasnie Fano
||stls zanardlawaaaiia asorse sa aass
nel spoufnego naczelnego sekreta
Ira premiera Clemsn tors
Jest kandy ydatems na 4 kiecie macy
onalistoW dla dep partauae entu -I
ronde. @ 2ej godziaie gy Wsiadi
90 sWego a1lto tomobiil q q q iarrepn
ndania sic na publ liczne pesied1ze
ME kara jego zostala otoczona % d
On jego przyj jaeiele zestai 1apa'
anieci z laslami ami. ~ s,ssl
frzaf reWol pogrueh ehotal
drzWis Cd ant tonlob ilu dardel
|seiiel ME helac raniollv sSzaffe jje,,
go p1lscil kare cal y1n pedem az
BY 2 tiunau.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-18
Llegi5l Amer ykahski |b|sdliziie v
pIzyszlyn roku lniai zjazd
y CleyeIand

!. MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. 13 IL
Cleveland zosta1o Wyb
rale ma <przyszle konwencye A.
merry ykansk skiego Legionu po mad
San francisco ma narodowej kon
Wiencyi kt6ra sic tu odbyla dis
pred 15o1udniieni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-18

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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-04-11
Famous Old Tavern Closed.

The rising tide Of prohibition has
swept away another ancient hostelry,
the Blue Anchor. mt Front and Dock
streets, Philadelphia, claimed to be the
Oldest tavern in Pennsylvania, and
one OF the two or three oldest in Amer
lea.
The Blue Anchor Is one Of the land
marks OF the city. It's walls bear the
Inscription that the inn was founded
In 1882. shortly after the landing of
William Penn, when Dock street was
Dock creek. AS tavern and bar
the building on this site has been Op-
Grated continuously for 237 years.
ChrOniclers of Dock street say that
the original building was burned in
the later years of the eighteenth CEN
tury, and that the present building
dates from about 1850. The inn was
long known for Its fish dinners.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-04-11
Loss Was Serious.

"You can't alarm me, Big Ben"
doesn't seem at all funny in print, but
at one Of the Broadway theaters last
night, when the leading man addressed
this line to another leading character,
an Old gentleman In an upper box
laughed so heartily, as did the audi.
ehce' that his set Of false teeth shot
OUT and landed plumb In the lap Of
an ensign who was seated in the or
chestra. The portion OF the audience
mat witnessed the accident went into
MYSTERIES to the evident discontinue
OF the teeth's owner. and It was some
.''ne before the show could continue.
IN the meantime, the toothless inJi.
'loual sought out a balcony usher, to
WON he tried to explain his plight,
n't the loss Of the teeth left him
more or less inarticulate. The usher,
WHO was unaware of what happened,
attributed his wild pan,omimlc nc.
u"'S 10 that Of crazy man, and she
ran downstairs to report to the man.
nser mat some guy in the balcony
was or his nut."-New York Sun.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-04-11
AvlAT0RS TO PATROL WOODS
Idea 10 Called Cheapest Possible In.
surance for Vast Tracts Of
Valuable Timber.

Northern Minnesota's vast expanse
OF forest lands, dotted with hundreds
of lakes, will be patrolled by hydro.
planes II plan just proposed by w.
I. Cox. state forester, Is carried into
effect.
Mr.. Cox has obtained the co-opera.
ton OF Congressman Carl c. Van
Dyke, who will endeavOr to Induce the
federal government to establish a
naval training station on Lake ST.
perior. preferably Mt Duluth, Mimi.
furnishing the necessary buildings and
equipment. The state forestry de-
pnrtment could furnish several ayia-
tors. who are former rangers. now In
the service Of the United States md
Canada as flyers, to direct the patrOl
work. which. Mr.. Cox suggests, could
be made pnrt Of the training course.
1t would not be difficult for the ma
val air students to cover large part
or st. Louis and Cook counties, which
are particularly subject to destructive
forest fires and which are pIentifully
supplied with lakes, thus insuring the
hying boats safe landing places. Mr..
Cox says n hydroplnne flying high
would enable an observer to "spot"
hres over an Immense urea. The speed
or the aircraft would enable him to de-
ternine the exact locality of The fires
and insure quick action In fighting
them.
me air-patrol plan Is the cheapest
possible insurance for vast trncts Of
timber that are becoming priceless
Mr.. Cox asserts.