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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-02
VOKIECIAI OFICIERAI
BoLsEVIKU ARMIJoJE.
Aiskinami svarbus bolseviku
p1enai.

Berlynas. birz. 2. - "Pad6-
It's rusu-bolSevikQ kar6s lauke
Gia pakelia nerimavima,' sa-
Ike DR.. Hamel Haimhausen,
uzrubeziniQ reikalQ pasekreto-
rius. kuomet vienas korespon-
dentas paindomavo nuo Jo pa
tirti, ar Vokietija dziaugiasi
bolSeviku laim6jimais, ar Vo-
kietija pageidauja bolsevikQ
pergales.
"Pirm keliQ m6nesiQ,' y
sake pasekretorius, buves vo-
Meciu armijojos oficie-
ras. kurs siandie tarnauja ru-
sq bolSevikQ armijoje, buvo
pravaziaves per Berlyna.
~"Jis cia iSaiSkino, jog rusQ
bolsevikQ armija padariusi
plenus mazai pasipriesinti len
kams, kuomet tie pasileis ant
Kijeyo, Ukrainon. Lenkams
veikiant Ukrainoj bolsevikQ
armijja is siaures Sopo uztels
tiesiog ant Varsavos ir atkirs
lenkQ armija, isibriovuslq Uk-
ramon. 49,
''Siandie kaip kartais APP
turimos zinios, kad bolsevikai
atakuoja lenkus Dvinsko If
Vilniaus Some. Matyt, m6gina
jie paimti savo rankosna ge-
lezinkeli, einanti j Varsava.
"Yra tad aiSku, jog bolsevi-
kai des pastangQ Veiklau pa
siekti Varsava, kol lenkQ ar
mia bus suspeta atsaukti is
Ukrainos.
Bolseviku spekos stiprios.
"sulig gautq informacijp,
bolseviku spekos, 'atkrciptos
ypries Vilniu, Iabai stiprios. II
tam fronte kariuomenes skait-
lius nuolat didinamas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-02
sOVIETU RUsIJA TURF
MILzINIsKA DEFICITA.
Perdideles turi iSlaidas.

Londonas, birz. 2. = Boise.
vikin6 Russia, pasak ziniu i
Berlyno, Simet lures arti q
milijardus rubliQ deficito tiE
nacijonalizuojant industrijas.
.Vieniems valdininkams bus
iSmoketa apie 6 milijardai ru.
bliQ algomis.
Deficito didumas iSaiskina,
mas tuomi, kad bolSevikQ val,
dzia perdaug turi poperiniQ
pinigQ. Ir tais pinigais mo-
kamos milziniSkos algos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-02
sACHARINAs ,PAzEIDzIA.
sIRDI.

q
VIENNA, birz. 2. = Nepritek-
lip II vargu metu zmones cia
vietoje cukraus daznai varto-
davo sacharina, kurs daug
kartQ saldesnis uz cukrQ.
Dabar garsus ella gydytojas
mokslininkas Heitler paskelbe,
kad vartojimas sacharino pa
zeidzia sirdi, ty. susilpnina
Strides veikima.
Todel zmones perspeti jo-
kiuo budu nevartoti sacharino.
.. -
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-02
NORI SUSTAURINTI KARA.
LIUI TEISES.
Tuo tikslu parlamentan pa
Quotas sumanymas.


Rymas, birz, l. = Pati TIA
Iijos vyriausyb6 padave par
lamentan sumanyma, kuriuo-
mi norma karaliui atimti tel
ses paskelbti kares If padaryti
taikas. Tam tikslui, sake, bu-
tinai yra reikalingas sutikimas
abiejQ parlamento butq.
Vyriausybe teGiaus nori, kad
karaliui butq palikta teisiQ
imties reikalingp priemoniQ,
kuomet prisieina ginti sail.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-02
TOLIAUS ATIDETA KON-
FERENCIJA MIESTE SPA

Rymas, birz. L. Laikras-
tbs Gribuna pranesa, kad mi
nisteriQ pirmininkui Nitti rel
kalaujant talkininkQ konferen-
CHA su vokieciais miste Spa
is birzelio q perkelta liepos
15-ton Lemon.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-02
PRIPAzINTA BONUSAI
KoNGRE-
so Butte. ~
Biliui yra mazai progos
senate.

SGndG6.
Washington, birz. l. -Pra
eitQ seStadi'eni po pietQ zemes
nysis kongreso butas pri6mC
buvuSiOS kar6S veteranu bOnu
sQ biliQ. Galutinam balsavim'
az biliQ paduota 299 balsai
gi prizes - 80.
Dabar bilius induotas sena
tut, kur vargiai jis bus apta
riamas sitoje senate sesijoje.
Pravestas bilius paliecia vi
sus karininkus ligi kapitonc
ranges ir visus kareivius, ka,
trie .buvusios kar6s metu tar,
navo kariuomen6je kaip Euro,
pole, taip mamie.
Penkios atlyginimo formos.
Karininkams ir kareiviams
atlyginimo formos yra pen
kioS.
Pirmiausia stow bonusai,
ty. piniginis atlyginimas "
visa tarnybOs laikotarpi, ise-
mus uz pirmasias 60 dienQ
tarnybos. " kiekvienos dienos
tarnyba mamie skiriama 81, gi
uz uzrubez. tarnybq $1.25.Aug
Sciausias atlyginimas uz tar
nyba mamie turf but $500, gi
uz tarnybQ uzrubeziuose =
$625.
Kitos atlyginimo formos =
apmok6jimas apdraudos, ap-
teikimas buvusiQ veteranu ma
mais arba ukGmis II pagaliaus
Eavinimas veltui kOkiOje nOrs
profesijoje arba amate.
Ypatingos mokestys.
Tam tikslui yra reikalmgOS
didel6s iSlaidos.K s.Kongresas tad
suradO ir versmiQ gauti rel
kalingQ pinigQ. Tos versmes-
tai ypatingos mokestys, uzde-
damos ant gyventoju. Siandie
gyventojai moka dideles kares
mokestis. Paskiau tos mokes-
tvs, matyt, labJaus bus padl-
dintos.
Veteranams ,atlyginti nuo
gyventojQ bus imama ypatln-
Cos mokestys nuo lplaukQ,
pradejus $4,000 per metus.
Mokestys parduodant nejudo-
mas nuosavybes ir uz ivairlos
ruSies transakcijas. Bus pa
didintos mokestys arba akcl-
"a az visokios rQSies taboha.
Pravestas bilius tureJo
daugeli stipriQ priesinlnkq.
Tad nemazai nusistebeta,
kuomet toksai zymus skaitliqs
atstovu balsavo uz biliQ. Kai-
kurie atstovQ tvirtino, kad
tai nematytas il negirdetas
daiktas kongresui taip elgties.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-02
Stebisi a1nerikonai.


Cia If kitur gyvenanelus a.
merikOnus labai nustebino ap-
tur6tos is Amerikos zinios,
kad prezidentas Wilsonas re-
komendavo kOngresui priim-
Ii ArmenijOs mandata.
Ypac tuo faktu nustebinti
amerikonai, dirbusieji Arme-
nijoje paSelpos reikalais.
Kaip amerikonai, taip ang-
lai II kit, katrie buvo vieSe-
je Armenijoje, sake, jog Ar
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-02
PRANCUzAI IvEIKE TUR-
MUS SIRIJOJE.

Londonas, birz. l.. = Pran-
cuzq karreiviu koliumna po
ziauraus music su turkais pa
staruosius iveike il uzeme All.
.ntaba, sirijoje.
Apie ia gauta officially Ii
niQ. Pazymima, jog turkai
labai daug nukenteje
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-02
BOlSevikams TekO kitas
Persiijjos UOstas
VisuOse FrOntuOse Nepa-
Iiauja koya

! ReGica augStumQ. Du kartr
boI$evikai buvo uztel6je prizes
musQ pozicijas. Ir abu kartr
atmuStu. Paimta nelaisviH il
kuIkaSvaidziQ.
Sugadino Sarvuota trukini.
/ "Arti miesto Borisov musQ
Iakunas numuS6 vienq prieSi
ninko ltktuvQ. Tarpe Daugu,
vos ir Berezinos musQ karluo
meme kcliose vietose pasivarG
pirmyn.
"Ukrainoj prieSininkas at
|naujino puoIimus. Bet kOva
Iabjaus NUNS palanki. Arti
Popieluchy stotics du musQ
ldktllvu sugadino Sarvuotq
boI$eviku traukini. Tai jau
treGio traukinio bOlSevikai ne
toko."
Kick pirmiau lenkai buvo
praneSc, kad jie kelis Simrus
kazokQ patme nelaisv6n.
Ka sake bolsevikai.
* AIaskvOs telegrafuojama,
Ead Ukrainon lenkQ kariUo2ue-
noi prisiQsta pagelba. Su EaG-
ia kariuomene lenkal pakele
puolimus TaraSGina apylink6-
sc.
BolEevikai savo praneSime
tcGiaus parci&kia, kad tie len
Gl puolmai atmuSti.
IL keletos myliQ rytuose
nuo Koziany, sake bolSevikal,
iie patme kelis sodzius.
Gi Borisovo apirub6j boise
vikai uztme pozicijas kairla-
jam upts Berezinos Some.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-02

menija atsidurusi blogan pa
d6iiman. Mes tq Sail tikrai uz-
plusia bolSevikai. Mes Site jau
veikia kuone visam Kaukaze.
Gi is Armenijos jie persike-
lsia toliau.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-02
Washington. geg. 81.

Washington, geg. 81. - Sc
rato zemdirbystes komitetas
plieIankiai atsinesSe j summary
ma sulaikyti isvezima cukraus
j svetimas Sails. Sugrazino SUI
manyma senatui su patarimu
j priimti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-02
ITALU LAKUNU ATLIKo
KELIONE.

Tokyo. birz. ,. - Du italu
lakunu, Masiero If Ferrarl,
pabaig6 savo kelione is Ry-
mo Cia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-02
BOLSEVIKkI VEIKIA PA
KASPIJOJ.
Per5jo jie Armenijos rubezius.

Londonas. birZ. !. - PerSQ
paSiuntiuybt Kon>ta0tinopo-
Iyj gavuSi ZnjQ, jog hoI$cvikV
kariuomon6 uI1nUl>i R"Sht, kl-
ta Persiios mic&tQ jr uoStQ
KaspijoS juriSc, uz Is myliQ
j pictrytu< mo EzcIj.
MieStaS ir uoStaS RoSht y
IA apic uH $50 myIiQ '.uo Per
sijoS SostiuIS Tehcra0o.
Per6jo per Armeni:os rubezius.
Is TifIiSo oricijaIiai prane-
&ama. JOG dn rusu raitarijos
pulku palci uzmcaIa prrejo
ArmGniioS rubczjQ ge@lI@S p
dicnQ. II, Sakoma, abu,hl pull
ku pasilciduSiu Arm1nijos
gilumon.
PraueSama, kad Armtniia
pasiuntusi protcStQ MaSEvon
prizes toki ncteiSotQ bol>evikQ
paSielgimQ. Podraug prizes isl
briovuSjQ raitarjj2 paSIUntu>I
karlu0mene.
Lenkai apie savo veikima.
* Var>avoS oricijaliai skcI-
biama, kad IcnkQ kariuoment
kuone vism atmu>anti boise
vikQ puoIimus IL padaranJ'
items dideIiuS uuoStolius.
Prane$imc Sakoma:
"Siauriniam fronte priest
ninkas amaujino Savo Ziaurg
puolimQ, ypaG pjctuoSo nuo
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-02
PINIGg kURsAs.

svetimu vieSpatiju pinigu YER
te mainant nemaziau $4,000 ge
guzz96s 90 d. buvo tokia sulig sfer-
chants Loan & Trust Co.;
Anglijos sterIingp svarm 3.s8
Lietuvos 100 auksinu 2:65
yokietiios 100 markiu 2:65
Lenkijos 100 markiu .64
Prancuzijos uz 1 dolieri 13 fr. 90
sveicarijos uz / dolieri S fr. Sc
Italijos uz / doll 16l. 90
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-02
Biiosi bolseviku.

Toliaus is DR.. Haimhausen
kalbos paaiskejo, jog Vokieti-
JOS vyriausyb6 bijosi bolsevl-
ku. Tuo labjaus, nes talkinln-
kQ par6dymu sumazinama
nuolatine Vokietijos armija.
Su maza armija vokieciams
nebus galima apginti nei ru-
beziQ at6jus bolsevikams.
Sake, Vokietijai uztenka
nuosaviq bolSevikq, kurie yra
padare daag vargo kai-ku-
riose provincijose. Gi cia da-
bar nof6ti dar svetimqjQ.
Savo keliu, vokieciai yra pa
tenlinti, kuomet bolseviktl
armija pliekia lenSus. Mes len
kai jau visiems isiede ligi
gyvo kaulo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-02
dikalin4 valdzia, tai viso pa
saulio socijalistams stipri
rankena. ..... ...

"Tas reiSkia, kad sovietq
Russia bus nusprendusi geral
pasiskaityti su lenkais. Ir kuo.
met jie nepaliaus veike, be a.
bejon6s iie pasieks If pacios
Vokietijos rubezius. Tuomet
ir Vokietijai prisieitQ isimai-
Syti ton, nelemton karen, kad
ir ausaugoti savo rubezius.'
DR.. Haimhausen sake, kad
tokia baime isreiSkia If anglg
miIitarin6 misija.
Ia misija sake, kad regis
bolSevikams II nepavyks pa
init VarSavq. Bet kar6 gall
atsinaujinti il kitur.
Vokieciu oficierai su rusais.
Pasekretorius pasak6, jog tas
tiesa, kad bolSevikq armijoje
yra vokieciq. Bet jie tenai
siandie neloSia svarbios TO
les. Kampanija prizes lenkus
veda zinomas gen. Brusilov.
"Jei bolSevikai pasieks Var
sava, fie tue nepasitenkins.
Jie megins varyties toliaus.
Tuomet Vokietijai prisieis gin.
ii savo rubezius. Tas klausi-
mas iSanksto turf but aptar-
tas'', sake pasekretorius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-02

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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-08
CRANE VETERANS
 HEAR LANDER

At a dinner held last night by the Crane Veteran League. F. w. Zander manager of the Buffalo branch of the Crane Co.,, was the principal speaker. Zander spoke on Loyal ty,'' he said, of which he could say nothing new but only bring out the old facts more clearly. "It means fidelity, ,constancy, and devotion and no enterprise can exist without it. We have splendid examples of this loyalty in the men here tonight who have served so long,"
 R. T. Crane Jr, president of the Crane Go. was present, and urged the audience to take a keen interest in public affairs and to elect men to office who would serve them. He denounced the tendency toward radi- calism and said. America has all ways been free, and will remain SO.
 During the banquet, the Crane company band of 25 pieces and the Manhattan Male Quartette of New .oYrk, rendered selections.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-08
VIVID COLORS USED
 FOR SOFT WOOLENS

"Too long we of the temperate zones have garbed ourselves in dark or neutral hues at that very season when nature herself is dull and neu- tral."s Merely to look at one of the richly woven, warmly colored Ro- dier woolens for 192O-21 would cheer the heart on a cold day.
 For winter frocks or cloaks there is a soft fuzzy cloth of dark blue woolen, striped with wavy lines of sky blue, maize, white, and car mine at three-inch intervals. Bris- amoufala, is it's name and it attains added prestige by being used by Pre- met. and Renee.
 Of heavier pile there is a fascin- ating serge of darkest brown qua drilled with a double row of tiny sand colored dots, a gay scarlet flow CT with sand colored leaves being woven into the center of each all ternating square. And very appro- priately it is called the Point de Tapisserie. These fabrics and the many others described on the same page are being used by the largest fashion houses and bid fair to be- come the winter mode in America
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-08
SULPHUR CLEARS
 ROUGH, RED SKIN
Face, Neck and Arms Easily Made
 Smooth, Says Specialist

Any breaking out of the skin, even fiery, itching eczema, can be quickly overcome by applying little Men tho-Su1phur, declares a noted sk1n speciaIist.. Because of it's germ des- troying properties, this sulphur pre- paration begins at once to soothe lr- ritated skin and heal eruptions such as rash, pimples and ring worm.
 ment and disfigurement, and you do not have to wait for relief from em- barrassment. Improvement qu1ck!y shows. Sufferers from skin rouole should obtain a small jar of Mentho- Sulphur from any good druggist and use it like cold cream.-Adv.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-08
CARGO, 1000 TONS OF COPPER

BUTTE, MONT. Oct. S.-The steamship Hannawa, leaving Seattle October 25, will carry 1000 tons of copper from the Anaconda Copper Mining Company's Great Falls Smell ter, consigned to New York. An nouncement was made today by the company that because of the saving
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-08

in freight effected over the all rail routes. shipments by way of the Panama Canal would be regular thing in the future.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-08
SANITARY BEDDING Go

SALESROOMS s0s HARRAL AVE. Manufacturers of all kinds of bed ding. Specialists in Silk Floss and Hair Mattresses. We also remodel all kinds of mattresses. Mail and phone orders taken.
 FACTORY 469 CATHERINE ST.
 Telephone Noble 1726-2
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-08

A new low level in the New York sugar market was reached yesterday when the staple was quoted at II cents a pound.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-08

The Metropolitan Life Insurance company has taken the lead in at- tempting to solve Chicago's housing problem, by advancing s5,000,000 loan.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-08

You'll be astonished at ou prices for such finely tailored smartly styled models. In smar plaids, stripes checks, mixture and solids"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-08

Fur prices are now at their lowestSthe sooner you buy, the lection of stylish muffs. starfs. chokers and sets.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-15
With the Actors.

Bobby Kemp, will leave shortly for
New York City. Kemp has been ill
for the past few months, but is grad
ually improving.
Frank Montgomery and his Hello
1919" Co., are at The Lyric Theatre,
Cincinnati, Ohio, this week doing a
great business.
i. Charley Young, the Baritone solo
list, has taken over the management
of Chas. II. Turpin's Great Amuse-
ment palace 1.-THE Jazz Land" in st.
Louis, No.
The Old Time Darkies, the famous
big time quartette are playing the
Majestic Theatre in Chicago this
week.
VIM. Hawkins, the Bass Singer, will
sing with the After Season Opera CO.
this summer. They will play the Au-
ditorium Theatre.
w. II. Smith, the theatrical man
ager, is the personal representative of
Mr.. Irwin C. Miller, proprietor of the
Broadway Rastus Co."
Sam Arnold, the Banjo King, is
holding his own in Milwaukee, Wis.
Sam is doing well and sends regards
to all his friends in and out of the
profession.
"The Man from Bam," Book and
Lyrics by Jerome johnson with Music
Dave Peyton, will open at The Grand
on June 14th for a five weeks run.
Many novelties will be offered and the
chorus will be feature.
Dggs and Tribblee, played the
State-Congress Theatre last week,
and won the honors of the bill. Their
act is full of laughs and the singing
great Fifteen minutes in one. 3
bows.)
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-15
BALTIMORE MEET TO
DRAW EASTERN STARS

Baltimore, Md, May Sth - On the
18th Of May the Baltimore public will
have an opportunity to witness one
of the best track and field meets in
the country when the Druid Hill Ave.
branch of the Y. NJ. C. A. of that city
conducts its second annual games at
Carroll Park Under the direction of
S. S. Booker the meet is expected to
prove a record breaker, and every eff
fort is being made by the official to
obtain the entries of the East's lead,
ing colored runners and jumpers.
The meet will this year be divided
into three classes, namely, open class,
scholastic class, and elementary class.
The open events of course will attract
the attention of the greater part of
the public, but at the same time 1t
will be remembered that some OF the
future greats will be seen wearing the
colors of their school.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-15
Tennis Club Organized at
Southwest Y. M. c. A.

Phila, Pa, May eth - The tennis
club Of the Southwest Branch Y. ".
G. \. held its first meeting of this
year last week in the gymnasium of
the same building, where the pros
poets Of the coming season were tax
ken up a. well as election of officers
nude.
The club was divided into three
classes, namely A, b and c class, In
the former class The more experienced
players are listed, while the new
members are put in B class All the
ladies were put in the latter class.
The elections result was as follows:
President, A. w. Shockly; vice
president, Norman Hendricks; Secrc-
tary-Treasurcr, Elmer Griffin; ladies
president, Mrs. Pollard.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-15
Melody Mart.

The funeral of Danny Parker, late
drummer of the Grand Theatre Or
chestra was held from Jones Under
taking establishment on last Tuesday
afternoon. The A. F. M. Band played
the dirges and the members turned
out to pay the last respects to their
comrade. Danny will be remembered
as a straightforward, truthful young
man and will be missed by his host
of friends. He leaves wife and two
children to mourn his demise.
Chas. Harris, first-class violinist
and composer, has located in the city.
Mr.. Harris comes from Denver and is
a fine musician. He was the guest of
the writer for dinner this week.
Local 208 A. F. NJ. Musicians are
playing at the State Congress Theatre
in the loop. Dave Peyton is the con-
tractor.
Tom Towards Band at The De Luxe
are drawing a large crowd to this
place. They are exceptionally good,
and play real dance music, void of the
nasty, ear-wrecking JAZZ.
Ben Shuck, the Detroit Music Mas
ter, has found out at last, that there
are some very smart men in the Chi
cogo Local 208, as his little scheme
was detected in proper time. 1t was
to have the Local Musicians, go to
Detroit on transfer card, and i'm
mediately return for work in this
jurisdiction.
Hugh Swift, President of Local 20S
has gone to the National Musicians
Convention. Accompanying him will
be Geo. Smith and Andrew Cope
land.
Ed. South, the drummer will hold the
Avenue Theatre pit for Geo. Smith
while he is at the Convention.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-15
Negro Inlux, Aid Society
Problem.

Detroit, Mich, May 4.-With a
Negro population of over 10000 and
approximately 100 Negroes coming to
the city daily, the problem of the
Childrens Aid Society has been
greatly augmented, according to
Leon w. Frost, secretary.
Accordingly he has dispatched let
ters to every Negro minister in the
city asking for cooperation in order
that the moral conditions in order
that the moral conditions in the city
may not deteriorate. Housing condi-
tons are so acute that many fam
lilies are placing their children in
temporary homes until they secure
adequate living quarters. Mr.. Frost
has asked the ministers to send in
lists of responsible families who will
be willing to help out temporarily by
affording shelter for these children.
They will be paid the regular rates,
ranging from $3.50 a week for chill
drcn from six weeks to six months I;
$500 for those children aged from
six months to three years; and $3.50
for three years and older. The clean
liness and moral atmosphere of these
homes NEST be excellent, the pastors
are informed. In the care of the
Negro children the society pursues
its policy of keeping the families to-
gether whenever possible. 1t does
not encourage the adoption of chill
dren but maintains boarding homes
gin -preference. with, the hope that
3AFrtnrt55 wifi rtfs ba anfe r5 Gam
their children when economic condi-
tons make it possible.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-15
Penna Giants to Have Big
League Ball Park.

Phila., Pa, May Sth-rhe friends
of Manager George NJ. Victory, of the
fast Pennsylvania Giants, of Phila.
dolphin, win be pleased to know that
he has leased Harrison Field, the In
ternational League Park, at Newark,
=. j., which will be the finest home
grounds of any colored team in the
country and win open there May l6,
with Lit Brothers.
This park is enc Of the finest in
the cq'ftry, having all the convent
enee Of big league pack, seating IS.
00o in the grand stand, 1920 in the
bleachers, with reserve seating capa-
city of 10000 more, ladies' and gents
layatory, dressing rooms, shower
baths, private steel lockers and every.
thing that goes with major league
park. Within easy access from sur
rounding cities, by subway from up
town New York, Brooklyn, Jersey
City, Orange and Newark. The Phi.
adelphia and Reading is running an
excursion May l6, TO New York for
$3.50 a round trip. Quite a number
of Phladelphians will make the trip.
ENcursins from Baltimore, Washing
ton, d. c.; Harrisburg and Reading
will be run on the 18th.
Write your friends at once, then
come and go along and enjoy day of
real pleasure. A full band Of music
will play.