davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-12
E l.
do wszystkich Ch6r0w NarOdOwych
i Koscielnych w Chicago.

Jak juz W ubie:4ym tygodniu og}0-
szono, we czwartek, dnia 1890 maja
odbedzie sic W sail Zwiazku PoleH
wsp6lna pr6ba Spiewu wszyStkich
Ch0r6w S~piewaczych. bioracych u.
dziai W m~anifestacyi W dnlu S0so
maja. Ot6l, azeby ten wspolny Choir
byI jak najliczniejszy, niniejszem "a
pelujemy do wszystk!ch ich czion-
k6w pojedynczo, by przybyli ma Sc
Zwiazku Polek o godzinie 81 W eco
rem ma probe.
Pro5ba ia do wsZystkich 81? ono
S. i Mkt ME p~owinion czeKaG ma sp'-
cyalne osob:ste zaprosI"r;e ale ko-
mu sprawl ley ma sercu. kto chce sic
lrzyczyniC do rSwieG ienia/ mantle
stacyi, nfechai p~rzybedzi2, a mile be
die widziany.
Zwraca sic uwage. IL Ch6r ton be-
die mieszany ma czte'y glUsy. kaldy
vice i kazda $piewaiaCA jedn%m t.
glos6w choralnych Jest ~po/@dlna.
Przedewszystkiem po:~Loha jest CLIO
SOW mesk:ch, to jest ten0r6w i h1-
sow, ME mniej take potrzebne So
zenskie atty i soprany.
Ia Komitet Man festacyi
WIad. Piekarz, sekretarz.
Fr. NOwicki, dyrvgent.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-12
PYTANIA

w jakim wieku poczyna czlowiek
wlaSciw;e starred sic i ktore czesci
ciala, pierwsze okazuja s~taroSt?
Staro5t nastepuie, skoro 2yly te-
tniQce (arterye) zaczynaja tward--
nice z powodu nadmiaru substancyl
mineralnych W krwi. u jednych o.
kazuie sic staroSG juz w trzydziestym
roku, inni znowu czuja sic mlodymi
navel W p6znym bardzo wieku. Oczy
najpierw okazuja staroSc, wzrok bo-
WIEN stale sic slabszy. Naczynla
krwionoSne Okla twardnieja i to o.
dzialywa ma nerwy, ktore kontroluja
wzrok. So to najdelikatn:ejsze z
nerw6w, dalej So II prawdopodob-
ME n~ajczssciej W uzytku, vice maj
wczesn'ej okazuja zuzycie l staroSt.
Kt6re Pan uwaza "a najwazniejsze
normy, ably zachowac Zdrowie?
/. Prawidlowe | wiaSciwe odzy--
wianie, kt6re wyrabia dCbra krew.
.. Stosowne rugby i CIV. ECZEMA, kt6-
re te krew rozsyiaja pc r6anych cze-
Sciach clala.
8. Glebokie oddychanie powie--
trzem czystem, kt6re przeczyszcla
krew.
JUL kilka lat 0erpie Ma konstypa-
eye / nicmily odor z ust. Czy ma TO
jest jake lekarstwo?
Jezeli cuchnacy Oddech ME jest Z
przyczyny chorcgO gardta, nosa lu9
n.ezdrOwych zeb6w, to pochodzi on
z gnicia ]pokarm6w W ~kiszkaCh, gdzte
sic w~ytwarZaja gay. ktGre tam VIA
Snie zostaja a~bsorbcwape do krwi.
Knew zn6w wydzieIa te gazy przaz
ptuoa. POniewaz gruntem takiegJ
chOrobliwego stanu jest konstypa-
eva | niestrawnoSc, przoto nalezy sc
leczyG odpowiednio.
A. Jaka wartO$E pO6ywcZa posia
da herbata? u. Jaka Jest r6zniCa po-
miedSy b.ala a czarna hcrbata?
A. Mn'ej wiecej - zadnej; dziaia
ona podniecajacO z pOwodu, re IA
wiera kafcine. y. Gi6wna roanice
Jest. 70 czarna herbata Jest fermento-
wanna, a zielona - ME,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-12
z BRIGHTON PARK.
POSwIECENIE CHORAGWI.

Dnia 1890 maja, W niedziele odbe-
die sic w:elka u~roczystoSj poswie-
cen;a choragwi Tow. Serca Maryi No.
$50 Zjed. P. R. X. W parafii Pie
Gu $w. Braci Pol. i Meczennik6w M
41ei uI. ! S. Kedzie ave. o godz. 2ej
popoiudniu. Wszystkie tow, kt6re
otrzyma'y zaproszenie i re Et6rycn
ME mona bylo zawiadomiC, So la
skawje proszone o wziecie udzialu "
uroczysto&ci. kt6ra sic rozpocznie .
godz. 1870 popoiudniu rochodem cd
koScio}a po ulicacl. W okolicy, a po-
tenn do koSc ola, gdzie sic odbedzie
poSwiecenie ! n!eszpory, a p6iniej NJ
bankiet do sail oh. LotkO. pnr. 4049
S. Kedzie ave. Komitet sic SARA, 4
zeby wszystkich jak najlepiej ugoScIc.
KOMITET
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-12
z DEROIT, MICH.

Dwuletnie dziecko Mioduszew-
sktch, Fam. pnr. 655 Hotbrook ave.
umarto s~trasznych cferpienach. -
Dziecko wpad}o do naczynia napes-
n'onego gorSca woda, kt6re nieostroi
ma matka p~ostawils ma rodiodzs.
Wskutek podobnego wypadku umar-
Ia jed noroczna Janinka Bagihska,
1924 junction ave. w szp,talu Ora
CO" umaria trzyletnia Mlchalinka Ia
JAG, kttra doznaia c,szkich poranieh,
gdy naJechal ma nis tramwaj. Pc
przewiezieniu dzlecka do szpitala dc
ktorzy u~znali, &e 1anhod0f potrzeba
oljecia nogi; nile mosio ono jednak
w~ytrzymac tel cleAkiej ope-acyi |
zmaro ma stole op~eracyjnym.
- SzesCioletni J6zef szumihski, so
OTIS nj. znajduje sic W szpitalu z Pc
knieta czaszka | prawdcpodobnie UNI
re. Ma chlopca najechal samoch6d,
kt6rym kierow&fa podobno kobfeta;
Do wypadku bez zatrzymania sic jed
LAX uciekla. Wua jeJ jest niezaprze-
czona, gdya dziecko bawilo sic ME ma
ulicy a PREY chodniku. pomiedZy cho-
dnikiem i utica.
- w sadie W Hemtramck TOE
patrywano sprawe wniesicna prZeciw
nauczycielce szkoAy publicznej, pan
ME r. Files, o pob'cis 1~0letniej Emit
XII Cichackiej. Sedzia uznal naucgy-
cialke Wilma, ale ME nabozyf ma mia
1adnej kary. Dziewczynka tyla sill
ME pobita gumowym wezem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-12
Jak Eye, CO jeSG, by
bye xdroWym.
(Nap.sal DR.. Michal C. Goy.)
(Ciag dalszy).

Z~wracalem juz uwage la to, re
tylko Swiele jarZyny | owo3e powin-
ny bye uzywane. Obecnie niestety
wchodza W ogolny uzytek .arzyny i
owoce suszone. Przyznaje, re / su-
szone ma5a swoja w~artoS&, poniewaz
NIGGA bye uzywane poza sezonem i
posiadja w sobie czynn XII cieplodaj-
ne, W tym samym stopniu, jak Swie-
re, lecz ME SO one | nigdy ME beda
one w naszej dyecie tenn, czem 50 ia
rzyny Swieze: samo s~uszenie tych ia
rzyn poZbawia je owych dla Zdrow:a
niezbednie potrzebnych p'erwtast-
k6w zyciowych, wiec stanowczo ME
mosa one zastap'G miejsca $wiezych.
Gdy bydlu dajemy przez dluzszy
c2as sucha pasze tylko, to ono tax
samo - jak ludzie - zapada ma
szkCrout i inre podobne choroby.
Gdy tyIHo dodamy DO paszy Swiezei
marchwi, choroba zaCzyna ustepo--
wac i bydfo wkrotce przychodzi do
normalnego stanu zdrowia. Gdy by
do dostaje tylko OWES i suChe siano,
TAX samo zapada ma ~Zdrowiu, a 10
zeli W dodatku dostaje ~zielonej stra-
wy. prawie nigdy ME zachOruie.
Wobec tego rome warzywa i owo-
ce, kt6re dotychczas uwazano tylko
jake ]potrzebne dla istoty zyjaCej z
powodu ich skladn k0w b;alkowa
tych, tuszcz6w, we?lowodan6w i sol!
mincralnych, odgrywaja DUO waz-
niejsza role W praktyce postepowych
lekarzy. Spos65 odzywiania naszego
systemu powinien bye z~astosowany
do nowsZych zapatrywan ma polu dy-
ETY.. SWAT lekarski zwraca dis szcze-
golniejsza uwage ma zewnetrzne ok'S
Gle iupiny jarzyn, zboza I nasion. Re
skiadniki ,,vitam'ns' So n~ieZbedne
ola wzrOstu | zdrowia, re W razie bra
ku ich zdrowie | wzrost SO niemozli-
We, to przyjmuiemy z Gala stanoW-
CsoScia.
= W$r6d ~rozmaitych artykul6w spo-
~zywczych, Masterpieces obfituja mai
wiecej W to skladniki .,yitamins':
(Ciag daisy nastapi.l
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-12
Poradnik Dobrego Zdrowia.

Dzial wdasny ,DLennika ChicagOskiego' - ProWadZony Original
ne przez sFscyalnych referent6w: DIR. MICHAhC G. COY - specyalnot:
choroby wewnetrzne nerwowe, dieteyka; DIR. JoZEF j. Mk SPECIAL
nose: poioznictwo, choroby dzeci i choroby wewnsrzne; Ellen
GGRECKA specyalnoS& choroby kobiet dSeci; DIR. JAN LSS -
dnystyka.
Dzial nas1 bedzie zawieral artykuly trsci og6no ednkacTtnej w die
dInie zdrowia hygeny, raz zapobegania chorobom proflaktyka); po-
nadto rodawa6 sic beze odpowiedzi na pytania speCyalne e strony n
sTch CzJtelnik6w, ktdrzy moga pytania to T"racac do kt6rogoSolw1ek z
"y1ej wymienionych lekarzy, adresujac do Redakcyi "Dzat Zdro"1a' 1 Ia
iaczajac znaczek 2 centOwy. n a eMentualna odpowe dz osObsta.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-12

K6fko Literack1e i'm. JuliuSsa SlOwa
ckiegO urzadza przedstawienia, dnia g.
20 czerwca b r. Wystawinna Z~nstHnle
piekna kOlnic1na sztuka p. t., IrekOwl-
ny u Druzgaiy". w Sztuce teJ weama
udzla{ dolJrze snanl amatorzy | ANA
torhi z Wojclechowa. Bi&sge szcBeg0ly
W swoim czaSie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-12

DzisiaJ, dnia 1890 b. m. " koscc-
lie sw. StanislGwa Kostki stana ma Sub
lynn kobiercu nastepujacy p. Bolcslaw
SidrzdOowSki z panna Adehna Rylskp ;
D. KsEimerz Hech0wr&i z panna Ma
rya Gryczan p. HerOnim Du9fski z
panna F~ranclEUka DesSler: p. Stani-
slaw Slomiiski 2 PARMA Leontyna Sar
nOwska p. jim Bartrsiewicz 2 palma
RuzaHa RAIDER: p. Felix's kanski Z pan
M Annn Bruszklewdcz: p, Brurhsiaw
Sankowski z puma >WerUnika Piywa-
czynska'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-12
Obch6d Majowy
W Winnipegu.
(W&aSny telegram ,,Dziennika
Chicagoskiego.")
Winnipeg, Man, Can, 10. ma

Winnipeg, Man., Can, 10. ma
ia. (Op6znione.) - Ubiegtej ME
dzieli odby4 sic W Winnipegu
wsPaniaiy obchod Konstytucyi
Trzecicgo Maja, Sokoli i inne to-
warzystwa gimnastycznc i narodo
we zebraiy sic juz rano ma placu
pred koScioEem Sw. Jana Kante-
so, gdzie zbudowano lux tryumfal
ny dla konsula W. Bukowieckie-
go-Clszewskiego. ktory przyby}
W otoczeniu swego sztabu ! zostal
powitany przez polska delcgacye.
Nastspn;e udaij sic wszyscy do
koScio}a, gdzie celebrowai ponty-
fikalna Msze Sw. !. L. y. BisLup
Cherricr w otoczeniu licznego
Kleru. Flomicnnc kazanic w du-
chu Patryotycznym wypowicdzlai
y. Hucal.
Nastepnie Y. Bi$kup udzielil
biogosiawiehstwa pierwszemu
konsulowi polSkicmu ! wypowie-
dzial przepig&nQ move okolicz--
noSCiowa, zastosowana do cere--
monii poSwiecenia flagi ola kon-
sulatr. DokonawSzv tego aktu,
y. Biskup ucalowa} ia L mi}osci2.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-12
re STANESkAWOWA.

w cpwartek, pr1ypada uroczysto6c
wniebowstapiena Pafskiego: jest to
swieto o~bowiazujsee. Nabo3ehstwa 3D.
beda sic tak nastepute: Suma z kaza-
MEN W kosctels dolnym o godZnio 0ej
rano, a W kosclele gornym 0 10tej rarlo.
Pc ~po{pdniu - " koScele delnyn o go
dzinie 2 80 koroukn, a wieczorem, o go
dztnis 80 W kosciele gornynr nlesspO-
~, proceeyH 1 kazanie. w tym dniu
przystapia do Komunii sw. Wielkano.
cnej Tow. Polek Math Bosk1ej Cze-
stochowsk1ej, Tow. Polek sw. Cecylll
I Dw6r Nicwtast sw. Ireny,
.Przypomina sic, &e "a s~powtedzi
sw. wtelkanocnej 1blisa sic jut ku koh-
cowi, vice ktorzy jes1cze ME spehnili
tego wa&ulego Obowlszku el!gi Inego -
MECH ME o1wlesaja SO ma ostatnI dzien.
PocSawszy Cd zesz1ej niedzieli odby-
waja sic zapisy Ia nova poaycEke pol.
ska W ofisie p~roboszcza X. Franciszka
Dembinskiego, c. r. W biurze Brata
Stanis}awa i u p. Barwiga W ofisie
hawc1owym. Parafianie powinni poprzeG
nasza sprsNve nsrodowa przez TAXI "a
pis.
Wczoraj o godzipie 9tej rano VI ko-
sc;ele Sw. Stanis4awa Kostki, zostali
po3aczeni. dozgonnym weziem maize6-
skim p. Jozef Piasecki, q parafii Sw,
JadwiG z Palma JadwiGa Krzywddh-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-12

Oddzia{ ameryGahskiego legtOnu, p.
II. Peter A. w. Post, W kt6rym maj
duJe sic liczba Poiak6w. urza-
dza wtelka nabawe tanecA9 W niedEie-
lie clada S0-go b. m, W sail ptlsen prsy
1912 So. Ashland ave. Poczatek o 60
dzInie 7:30 w4ec1orern. w skiad komi.
tetu urEadzajaccgo wchodEa II. II. Dem
ski, A. Kucii, r. ]. Kempa 7. KenSki
I II, WianiewSh1.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-12
DR.. HELENA G. G0RECKA

Mieszk1uis 263L CORrEZ UL.
TeIefon Humbosot $50.
OFFS: 1888 Milwaukee Ave-
on Hay nsAnket 1904
GoAztny: cd 10 do ~ rono. Cd 2 DO te5
poQosUhnSn 6 do 5 ~Ieczor. We wtor1i
I psaesd. W. nSedzele cd 10 do L..
Zadnych s~zalbicrzy / naciagaczy
czyhajacych ma kieszenie iatwowier
INCH niema DZIENNIK CHICAGO
SKI ma swych szpaltach, BIO zawsze
~praeuje ola dobra- ludu. Oszukah
cze fire sales" stanowszo W DZIEN
NIKU CHICAGOSKIM ~oslaszane bye
ME mega
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-12

Byi to bardzo w~zruszajacy mo-
ment.
Pc poiudniu odbyio sic wielkiC
zgromadzenie W sail Sokola.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-12

" niedzICle, Nnia 23go b, m. " sail
Sw. Stanisiawa Kostki, odbeda sic do
rUczne prgedstawienia muzyrzne uczcn
mic 1 uczniGw PAM ASrieSzki Nertrs.
Bela DIVA prZetsta vienna - pierwsEe
20 pOAuhiu, o gotonie 80, W kt6rem
wystapie mAOdsi z klHs prGJgot0wnw.
czych - d drugie wieczorern, o godal.
ME S:15. Szczegoly W swoim czaIe,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-12
z JCIECHO

Dzisiaj. dlnia 1890 b. m, OIOedzic
sic pusiedzenie Tow. WychOwank6w p.
w. sw. WOjciecha w sail parafialncJ.
Pocaatek> poSioizeaia o godzinie 1870
wieczorcm. So walne sprawy do zafat-
vienna, wiec kaAdy czlOnck 1 cziWfkini
So Obowiazari bye obecnl IA tenn pO-
.siedZCliu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-12

ska. X. Fanciszck SARA, 9. r., pdzie'
liz Slubu n~owo&encum.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-12

Mcskic Oyernlls Inkic
~, w hickory prqiki -
specyalnie mn &c wyprzc
dali %
sztuka I0GO
IA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-09
erwin BERGDOLL'S
MOTHER TO TESTIFY
She Is Expected to Be Principal
Witness at Trial Begin
ming Tomorrow

Mrs. Emma G. Bergdoll will be the
principal witness for the defense at the
court martial of her Stacker son. Erwin,
which opens tomorrow in Corbin Hail,
Fort Jay, Governors island. y. y.
Former Magistrate James f.. Komilg
also will testify for the defense. Romig
also has been subpoened as a witness for
the prosecution. He and Mrs. Berg
doll are expected to go to New York
today.
Lieutenant Colonel Charles G. Cres.
son. trial judge advocate in charge of
the prosecution, says the army has a
"perfect case despite the fact that
indications are that Erwin will put up
sitter fight at the court martial than
did Grover. his brother, who was con
victed on n similar charge.
The trial is not expected to be a
long one. Interesting evidence concern
ing Erwin's hiding places during the
more than two years he was fugitive
is expected to be brought out in the
testimony of Mrs. Bergdoll. Judge"
Romig and Al Hall. brother in law.
William s. Ellis, George Barber and
DR.. II. s. Taylor, of the Ridley Park
draft board. will testify to Bergdoll's
record of delinquency. There will bs
about score other witnesses, mainly
for the prosecution.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-09
DR.. JACKSON NAMED
FOR POST AT U.0F P.
Noted Laryngologist to Occupy
Chair Of Bronchosoopy and
Esophagoscopy
OPEN TO POST-GRADUATES

DR.. Chevalier Jackson. Of this city
has been named to occupy the new
chair of bronchoscopy and csophago-
scopy at the University Of Pennsylva-
MIA. DR.. John II. Penniman. acting
provost, made public the appointment
today.
The new chair is attracting the at
tention of physicians in all sections Of
the county and the incumbent was
chosen only after long and careful con
sideration.
The new course in bronchoscopy
and esphagoscopy Is the result of n
widespread demand on the part of ply
sicians and surgeons for q post gradu =
ate course giving instruction in the
method ods which have made Doctor Jack e
| son Americas leading expert in the
removal of foreign bodies from the
lungs and air and food passages" said
Doctor Penniman. "The trustees ol
jefferson Medical College co-opprate,
in the arrangement by which Doctor
Jackson takes charge Of the new course
He will continue his present work al
| Jefferson. where he Is professor OF
laryngology.
| THE establishment of the new chair
is in line with the institutions policy
Of making this school the greatest o
its kind in America and maintaining
Philadelphia as the center of medca
education in the country.
ut is the plan of the Gradual,
School of Medicine to render accessibl,
to graduate students in medicine tn,
teaching of the many unexcelled ant
eminent medical specialists of Phila
delphia; to bring into teaching re
lation to the medica! profession thi
city's large number Of such specialist
who hitherto, in many instances, hav
confined themselves to private prac
tice. Through the positions held b.
these men on the staff of the Gradual
School OF Medicine the facilities o
nearly all the numerous hospitals o
Philadelphia have been made accessibl
to the students in this school,
Doctor Jackson received his academi
education in the University of Pitts
burgh and his medical education a
Jefferson. From the beginning of hi
gagged his attention. He invented sew
cral appliances the use of which ha
revolutionized the branch in which h
specializes. After much laryngea
work with the autoscopc. the elec
trically lighted 'Jacksons laryngo
scope" was evolved. It is an instru
ment widely used in this country. An
other invention of his is the distall
| lighted jackson bronchoscope an
gastroscope." Those opened up me-
fields in the removal of foreign bodie
lodged in the bronchial tubes and rev
olutiOnized the treatment of these case:
reducing the mortality from 80 to les
than = per cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-09
NORR|STOWN attic
HID BIG ALLIGATOR
New Lessons of House Get Un-
pleasant Surprise on the
Upper Floor
WANT TO GET RID OF HIM

Rats in belfries. pigs In pokes. but Al
,;uo,or, 4, o.,;,s thot,s n now opef
Iea'ors IN a,'"s' ,"''
But that Is just what Tony fonzeiio
and Frank Rose got when they bought
the property on the southwest corner Of
DoKalb and Main streets, Norristown,
PA. gt4
When Tony and Frank signed the
agreement. they fully intended start
inc bootb,ock parlor and soda foun-
tain, Evidently they did not hear q
saurian cbuckie in the gloom above.
Rut ,on osccnd;np the stairs the day
after nurcbase thev were greeted with
a long drawn H-s.s-s-s-s. followed by
tbn imnoct ~ 900 mounds Of alligator
against tbc bo,s of bis cage.
e"Iioh,o ;, nr;od Tn,y .no n hsstv
ro.rant u.,, hoo,on uh;Ie tbe cage rocked
,.;th tho dcs;ro ~ Ire tenant to ..eet ac-
vi ., ,ns =, VI '''
q'S,1 Snmroro s,o, ro,,rned md now
,S. Soou 50 - ..pota', Ithe
,ons , anu .i,L L"nh H.. ,e', 80 " ,v,,cS ia
satcr, W'tn ~ 'na. .Ls for,;l;or;tv "a
p'"u ..m...' " Ill, suan, Fior;da Tortv-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-09
MAN, II, HELD AS R0BBER
Victim Says Accused Worked Fast
Despite His Age

A man seventy one years old was
one of two prisoners charged with hold
ups in the central section of the city.
and held without bail for court by
Magistrate Boyle. at the Eleventh and
Winter streets station.
He gave the name of William Ganlcy
and said he lived ut 1922 Vine street
He was arrested outside the home of
John keenan,. at 224 North Eighth
street. keenan, said he was about to
enter his home when the aged man ac-
rosted him and then grabbed him and
reached into his pockets. According
to Keenan, the man took 81 and then
ran away. a policeman captured him
after n chase.
House Fisher, Forty eight years old
of Conshohocken. was held up and rob
bed of SIS at Ninth and Race streets.
lie identified Wilbur Dale, 2Gl5 North
Twelfth street. as the highwayman.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-09
WOULD SELL SOVIET
OUR WOODEN SHIPS
Exporter Says They Could Be
Used to Provide Short HauIs
of Russian Goods
GRAIN AND. COAL WAITING

A suggestion the Soviet government
fleet of wooden cargo carriers which the
United States government is trying -
dispose of is made by II. p. Risley.
who will lay his plan before the Y. s.
Shipping Board at Washington.
Mr.. Risley is export manager OF
machine company at Lehighton. Pa. a
concern which makes printing presses.
Both Mr.. Risley and Emerson p. Jen-
nings, president Of the firm. are inter
estcd in the Russian situation because
OF contract which they recently land
ed with the Soviet government for 1000
Hat presses at $4,000 each.
Mr.. Risley believes that peace will
be consummated between Poland and
Russia within few weeks and that
shortly after that the Allies will re
ceive the Soviet government back into
the family ofnations. At that time,
Mr.. Risley expects that vast amount
or grain which has been accumulatinp
IN various parts of Russia will be re
leased for world trade.
Our large feet of wooden ships,' -
SAID Mr.. Risley, (which is at present
riding at anchor on Long Island Sound
costing from $4,000 to $4,000 a month
for every ship, would be ideal for shor,
hauls on the black or Baltic seas, Of
out Of the port of Vladivostok.
Besides the grain, Russia's rict
coal veins of Donetz and the Don rive,
region could be released for such coun
! tries as Italy which stands badly ir
need of coal. Russia has $500 ,OOt
tons Of coal lying on, the surface ant
seven veins of 1000 feet, all Of then
merely scratched.
| Russia is anxious to open tradin,
relations with outside countries. Sh,
has supplies needed by all Europe. in
cludng all raw food stuffs. coal. min
erals and lumber. She needs machiner,
and manufactured articles of all kinds
THE sale of wooden ships to tn
Soviet Government would indrectl
! help the II. G.. of l.. problem here. a
ii would relieve the strain of our enor
nous export trade to Europe Russi
could then supply her European coun
tries, and we could direct our atten
tion to our own needs"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-09
NABS ALLEGED MAIL THIEF
detective Malone Ends Nation Wide
Search Here

recognizing Max Smith, twenty
seven seven years old, alias Berg, Miller, An
aerson. Silver and other names, as n
man Tor whom the government was
conducting a nation wide search. Ma
zone city Hall detective. arrested him
On a train in Broad Street Station
SATURDAY night and today turned him
over to the postal authorities.
Smith, the police say, was IMPLICATED
WIN two others, Tile Burke and Thomas
ponahu", in the hold up of a mail trucl,
IN Atlanta, Ga, on June u. A mail
s s"Gk disappeared from the truck CON
aiming u SUI 900 in Liberty Bonds. The
,L .hth mad" their escape at the time and
'"N government offered reward.
torohe Ma.ohe remembered Smith through
,TIIIncL aI acquaintance and recalled Ills
rojrSed rohSe connection with the mail pouch
'Vo0'rS when he saw him in the train,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-09
OFFICER VICTIM OF MOB
Patrolman Is Beaten Into Coma by
Crowd at Sixty fourth and Carlton

Patrolman Frank Spauldng. of the
Sixty first and Thompson streets sta
tion. was beaten into unconsciousncss at
midnight by mob at Sixty fourth and
Carlton streets.
The patrolman had dispersed a mum
bcr of men and women lettering at the
corner. When he returned at midnight
they set upon him. beating him with
bottles and clubs.
One blow from bottle fcllcd the pa
trolman. After regaining consciousness
he succeeded in summoning patrol and
was taken to the West Philadelphia
Homeopathic Hospital. where he is suf =.
fcring from internal injuries and Il
possible fracture of the skull.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-09
BATH TO HOLD REUNION
Second Gathering Of Veterans to Be
Held September 25 to %

Veterans of the 3l4th Infantry will
hold their second annual reunion in
Philadelphia September % to 2S. Sep
tcmhcr 90 is the anniversary of the first
offensive in which this crack regiment
of the Seventy ninth Division took part.
Eighteen states are represented by the
veterans, many of them replacement
troops.
General Nicholson, retired. who com
and Major General -Iuhn, commander
of the division, together with Colonel
Curry. regimental commander. have
been invited to attend the reunion.
Members of the regiment are asked ia
communicate with Joseph II. Labrum,
secretary. at 2454 Cedar street, for de
tails of the reunion.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-09
GIRL, FIVE, SAVES BABY
Pulls Brother From Burning Crib
and Summons Help

When the crib in which her two-ycar y.
old brother, John, was lying. caugnn,
fire yesterday nothing, five year o'd
Victoria Serebim pulled the baby from
the crib and then summoned firemen.
The Serebim's live at 4O6 East
Livingston street. They were. plan :
ming TO spend yesterday out of town.
While the parents were downstairs
making preparations for the excursion
the children remained In the bedroom
playing. One of the ch,ld.e found 9
match and lit it. The bed clothes burst
in flames. Victoria dropped her doll or
the floor and screamed. She ran to hei
brother and managed to pull him. out
of the crib. Then she stuck her head ou
of the window and shouted FIRE.
The mother heard the shouts ant
found the crib mass of flames. Sh'
pulled the covers from the crib ant
threw them from the, window.
John was uninjured. The damage b,
fire waS slight