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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-07
Notatki
Reportera.

II Gniem lzisiejszym podwoie
szx6l TAX paratiaInych jak i innych
zostaly otwar,e. Dziatwa pr dwu
miesiscznych wakacyach wrocila do
-kias s~zko.nych. za~bieraiac sic znowI
to t-udnei I Tozolnej piracy umysio-
wei.
W nledz!cle zeszla odbyl sic do
rogzny ziazd Zwiazka Maod1iezy
Polskiej ia zlemi w~ashingtona. De
leEac! zebrali sic " salt i'm. Jrliusz2
siowCckiego. 2rzy 4Sej / Pauitna Vi.
poczem pomaszerowalt do koSctofa
D. ". sw. J6-efo. giz:e ~od?ca~!one
zostalo naboicGstwo I wygloszoae 20
sealo zastosowane 40 ok~oliczno$ei
kazanie. Pc nabozehstw;e odbyiy sic
obrady zjazdu. Pc ukoaczenid 'dby'
sic bankier dla de,"gtt6v ! da.eSa-
TEX tetze organizacyt. gcz;s bawiono
sic do p6Enej pory.
Wojciech Jenaitis. zamieSzkaly W
Wheaton. ILL.,. pedzac automooiiem'
przy zhiegu ulic 1eej / Halsted uaje-
eha{ , bolesnie pokaleczyt siedmio-
ietniego Karola Weoera, zam. pnr'
Au+orohiIiStn A.
resztc wano. S~wiadkiem wypadku by
IA Julia ~Piotrowska. Fam. pnr. 1878
s. Halsted u.
sp6Ika Neutrality-suspicious. !
Kasa oszczednoSci i'm. Sw. Wactawa
" Avondaie, otwiera dzisiaj dnia I
b. m. nova serve, do ktorej sic MOI
na zapisat dzisiaj 0 godztnle lei
wieczorem W kafdy poniedziaiek W
sail OBJ Stanislawa Walinsktego,
przy naroAniku Belmont I L~awndaie
ave, spolka ia dosHonale sic ro-
Ewija.
" sz3tt:!u powiatowym " kry--
tveznym stanIe ley czternastoletni
Jozet Pukowskt, zamieszkaiy Z 70
dzfcaml pnr. 700 w. 81 u. W dztei-
p,ey Town OF Lake, wskutek Wy
padku automoblIowego. Chiopczyka
natechal I bole:nie pokaleczyI aut7-
mobIi kierowauy przez ~u!ejaktego
, Harreso Burneistcra, Fam. pnr. rs
W. 81 pi.
.
qs-letni Piotr Kuias. zam. prr.
1850 Ogden ave. ~powed7nwat ones-
dat do cell ma stacye poltcytna pier
wsEego precynHtu. a~rrHztowany przez
p~oiicyanta Freda \. Kauke Ia rzu-
cam, k~amier.am; W szyby drzwi
ratusza prey La Safe u. Kuiak 20
dobno byi " stan:a niet5zezwym. Pc
ruc,n.k Murphy jednakowcz ME
wl.rsv tvrn pog}osEom. lscz Jamie
rra oddac 20 pod opiek9 lekarska W
eelu zUadania ;ego stsnu umrs'o-
wego.
= .
7 stop ul;cy Schiller. wskoczrl
do teziora jaktS Srednim wieku
mszczygna LEGACY okoio lat 40. Wi
dzia} to nlejaki J. H. Zahan. Fam.
pnr. 1851 y. Dearborn Ill. kt6ry
powiad>mil pofcve m~iejscowa, kt6-
n n~atyrhniast przvbyla. lecz z po-
wodu oifacych wal6w fal ~jeziora u
niemozl.wif ratureE. Wazyl okoic
$50 funt6w. a byl okolo 3 stop / 9
cali wysokojci.
17-letnl Jczef G6raIczyk, Fam. y.
mr.. 1885 Charleston eve grajac W
pike 2 innymi chiopcani. zostat o.
negdaj najechany tatalnte polka
lec7ony przoz automc5il. ktorym
kierowa} Salvatore Mercurioro. 2am.
mr.. 1850 y. TrumbulI ave. Auto
mobllista ma widox w~ypsdku ma
tychmiast stara', podni6si ch'opca
wlozyi ma swoja maszyne, poczenr
czempredzej pospieszvf do szpitala
Braci ~Aleksyau6w. lecz zan!m zdazy}
d~ojechat. chlopiec wyz'onai ducha.
UrpedaE n~rzydsr7yi s,e u-zy Fuller
ton I Elston ave. Niefcrtunneso
sutomoblliste poltcya a~reSztowaia
osadzila "a kratkami ma stacyi poll
cyinei PREY Shakespeare ave.
Ia szyhka 1azde a~utomobilowa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-07

Wyklady dla Wicl. Sidstr roz,
roczna sic " pierwsza sobote paz
Gziernika + potrwaja % konca
maja. Plan wykiadow ogioszony
hfdzic W ~przyszlym tygodnlu.
Przclozonym kolleSium Jest O.
hccnic X. TadeuSz Ligman. C.R.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-07

MuszyIiskiej, zam. pnr. 1922 Dickson
H., Oilby}a sic nie<poizianka ia jeJ
czeSC wv. Miscellaneous Shower, kt1
RI urzadzify przyjaci6fki nastcpujace
panny i panic: ROzalia Dukes, +. L.
soGS&a. VI. DuszyGSka, ". Golnik, II.
lgGSHa. &. HULK. NJ. koWalSRa. ii.
kaSmer. {. Jaliczak, II. Celmer, s. Gel
mer. J. Binkowska, C Nicklas. NJ. WI
szowata i VI. lippUt. Parma Mrszyli-
ska wstcpuje W zwiaz.k m%alzrhski Z
pancrn Janc1n Speech. Stub ich 0lbt-
die sic W ko&iclc p. ". $w. MichatA
Arch. " So. Chicago, dnia $50 b. H..
o eniZinic 9tcj ranO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-07

" sz2tt:.u powiatowym " kry--
tveznym stan9e ley czternastoietni
Joset Pukowskt, zamieszkaiy Z 70
dzfcam, pnr. 700 w. 81 u. W dztei-
n,ey Town OF Lake, wskutek Wy
padku automobilowego. Chiopczyka
naieehal bolesnie pokaleczyI aut7-
moSli kierowa1y przez u!ejakteSo
Harreso Burmeistcra, ram. pnr. 7lS
W. 81 pi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-07
ZKollegium
sw. Stanisfawa Kostki.

Rex szkolny W Noliee;um sw.
Stanislawa kostki rozpoczyna
ZIG W tym tygodniu - uro'
tzvs:em NabozeliStwcm Inaugu-
racyinem, kt6re ~odprawi we srode
dnia Sgo wrzcSnia. 0 godzinic Sci
rano Y. Franciszck Gordon, CIR,
Delcgat Generainy Xxx. Zmar-
twychwstaic6w ma Ameryke; c.
lebrans wypowie tez do miodzie,
" okolicznosciowa nauke.
We czwa-tek dnia ego b. NJ
rozpoczna sig r~cgularre lekcye, {
godz. 8:45.
Wpisy do Kollegium odbywa.
j. sic w dniach biezqcych.
Pc iniormacyc zg;aszac sic ma
ely wprost do kancciary; z2Gla-
du.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-07

panstwu J~ul!anowi ! Anieli Bus
| 50. kt6rzy prowsdza znara ia Tro]-
co~!r piekarnie p. mr.. Hop Hools
nj. pr1yby|a ma swat p'ciecha' a
pcciecha ia TO trzvnastofuntowy -
mex. Zar6wno matka jaK dz'ecie ma
ia sic dobrze. a opickuie sic nieml
DR.. Anna Krieger.
Parma X1fia D~rUzloHSha. c"rkn pa
nj J. DrmI"W$kiej. zam. pnT. l--'
No LirroIn III. zC$taia W rych hmiacll
zarcrxona T. pancm y. NJ. KrawulSkim,
zam. mr. "Ol2 Augusta I'll.
Ma &lua1uym kAicrcu W kn&'icte p.
w. sw. St1riSlawa kUSrki dziSiaj IL. W"
wtorch. dnia go h. m. stanl p. J0Z"f
| Janowski z pamQ Lhlwika Papr"ckl.
| SIub ich nIbc lie sic u rodZinic $50
rano. Ohio familic 50 znane ma Stani-
| slawCwic. :.
OncsIai " dcmu pannr Weroniki
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-07

Nl"Ei SAG uG-SlSJ StG" IL Na " LSSAo-
ME.
Sp6ika Observation-Disclosures !
Hasa O~szczeduoSci p. W. Sw. Franci-
Ska. odbyla swe rOczne ~poSiedzenie
dnia Ego s!erpnia r. b. Ma posiedze-
niu s~ekrc;drz zdal slrawozdanie, Z
kt6rego wykazalo sic. il W kasie jest
$l93. O4S.37. a akcyi rozprzedanych
" og6le jest 5,927. Ma pczyczkach
les: S114.467.OO. Bank $w. Fran
c!Szka .~stH!eje dopier0 8 lai, Il juz W
tax doSkonalym jest rOzwoiu. "
sk!ad uowego zlrzQdu cbrGnego ma
rok przySz'y weszli na~ste?uj3cy o.
bvwatele: Pictr Mazurkiew.cz. pre-
yes; Michal Wa-dz:nsNi. wicc-prG--
yes; Alex. Raczynski, srkretarz.
Leon VI. Nowak, asystcnt sekrctarza;
Ludwik ~Spoczynshi. s~k,rhniN; JGzef
,J~6zefowicz, S,anis'aw Jaik"wiak,
pictr Gcrszewi"z. j p. krsimski. dy-
rektorIy. Dorado prawnym Jest att
wokat Piotr MindlN. UchwaiomI.
ma TEN posicdzeniu. ahy wptaty ma
k~siaieczki czynione byiy co czwar-
tex cd godziry Pei do 4ej popo'u-
Gniu i Cd lei do 9toj wiecZorem, "
sail Xwiqzhu Polek. pnr. 1909 &c.
Ashland ave. Take nadmicnit wypa-
da. IL kazdy I dvrektOr0w Banku
Sw. Frsnciyzka hakuril SlN0 hcnl
Polskiej FolyrzHi Rz2dowej, CO pod
nOsimy Z uznanicm.
= .
See tysiccy osGb wzieio udzia'
" wczorajsGym obchodzie W parku
Davis Square, przy 45ej / Marsh
field ave, urzqdzoncEo przez komi-
sarzy park6w poIudnic wych. Ma
programe byly Spiewy, muzyha. tan
&c sceniczne. twiczenia ! inne pro
dukcye. XauwazyliSmy take Wlel-
Posak6w z dzielnicy Town OF Lake
4. =
Jan Muskiewicz w Bellwood, oou-
, dziwszv sic wczoraj spostrzeS'
dw6ch mezczyzn dobijajacych sic DO
lego stajni W zamiarze kr'dzle|!
konia. P0biegl TAME na;yrhm'aS'.
| sdzie W obronie wlasneso 2ycia, stree
! III do niejakiegc Walentego Marchu-
! nasa Z Milwaukee, Wis. i zranif go
fatalnie.
- -
Auromobil kierOwany przez Fd"ar
! da >-ormana. zam. pnr. 3456 Byron
III. najechal i fatalnie poka!eczy'
| Nikodema Piotrosika, Fam pnr
$3.50 Luther VI. Przewieziono go &c
szpita!a powiatowego. gdzie sic znaJ'
duie W stanie krytycznym. WypadeB
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-07

miaf miejsce przy Armitage i hed
zie ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-07

sp6lka Observation-Disclosures
Kasa OszczednoSCi i'm. sw. Wactawa
" Avondaie, otwiera dzistaj dnia I
b. m. nova serve, do kt6rej sic MOI
ma zapisat dzisiaj 0 godztnie rel
w!eczorem W kafdy poniedziaiek W
sail OBJ. stanislawa WalihsNtego'
WV naroAriku Belmont I Lawudaie
ave. Sp6lka ia dosHonale sic ro-
Ewija.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-07

Ia n!esan;tarne utr2ymYNah'e
m~leczarni a~resztowani zostaIi Stani-
SHAW Og6rkiewicz. Fam. pnr. liz +.
100 uI. ! J6zef Kulik, zam. pnr'
1I742 So. Prairie Y ma cskarAe
ME wutesioae PREF Wydziai Hdro-
via. W przysziy czwartek dnta 9go
b. m. cd0cdaic sic rozprawa sado~a.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-07

Oneraai " dcmu panny Weroniki
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-07

"a szybka iazde automohilowa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-07

wojciech J~enaitis. zamieSzkaiy W
Wheaton. H.. pedzac automooiiem'
Dry zhiegu ultc 1eej / Halsted uaje-
cha{ I bole$nie pokaleczyt siedmio-
ietniego Karola Weoera, zam. pnr'
es01 Lowe ave. Automobiliste "a
resztc wano. S~wiadkiem wypadku by
"a Julia Piotrowska. zam. pnr. 1918
s. HaIsted III.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-07

" uhiesia $rode W koscielc ,. "
sw. Stanislawa Kostki o godZ!nle
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
ACCOMAC
Especial 10 The Times Dlspatc

Especial 20 The Times Dispatch
ACCoMAC. VA. Nov. 6.--M-. and
Mrs. Thomas w. Blackstone have re-
turned from n weeks visit 20 WASH
!nEton, d. c.. where MIR. Blackstone
attended the southern Bankers Com
ference.
Mrs. $. J. Ross has returned 20 her
home in Norfolk. Va. after spending
some time with relatives in Accomac
Mr., Katie Nilsson, who has boon
the guest OF her brothers. y. r. and
: {. Milton, returned 10 her home in
baltimore last Friday. She was ac-
NESS Jennie Fletcher has as her
eurEh. Pa.
Miss Emma smith has returned
from California, where she .pcnt the
past nineteen months with friends.
Mrs. Charles L. Aym and Mrs ] i
Oliver attended tie linen shower
given by Mrs Roy BrcuEhton. in hon
or Of Miss Matte Wise. daughter OF
the late Edward 6. Wise. Of CraGdock-
VILE. Va
Miss BETTE Coard Sc on n trip to
Philadelphia and New York City
Mrs. Sarah hyres has returned from
2 visit 10 her son, a. q. hyres. in Nor
folk. Va
Rev q; Wallace Bihhlo held services
place. on sunday night p; o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. y. q. .Ayrcs. OF Nor
folk Va. announced IN" engagement
and approaching marriage OF Mrs
tyrf-s' sister Miss Mabel Milson OF
baltimore Md, TO Mcrwin Jacobson,
OF New Br'ttOn. Conn. Tn" wedding
VIII take place carly in November
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
Eliot Denounces
Modem Mourners
HdrUdrd Educator Be-
heves Society Customs
Shoe Indecency.
IRv univcrsal sn-yicc. u

BOSTON. Nov 6.--The manners
and customs OF modern society are
deterio-atinE because of tho too
great Freedom between young peo-
Pile, declared Dr. Charles W. Eliot,
president Emeritus Of Harvard Uni
vcrsi.y. addressing a body OF Uni
tartan women Thursday DR.. Eliot
said that the dress OF the present
day women would have been char
acterizcd as Indecent by the women
of past generations.
when i was hoy" Doctor Eliot
said. mo young man would dare to
take a young woman out riding In a
buggy and then during the course OF
the ride begin 20 smoke. Those
dances held in Boston society when
champagne was used freely were
looked at indiTerently. Then look a,
the WAY women dress as seen on Ros-
ton streets. They wear clothing in
such way tina; our mothers of the
past generation would have nut down
as indecent These young women
have 40 desire 10 be indecent They
wear what they do because, II i;
fashionable. Then again as YOU SOC
inatronly women going along. their
carriage tho turning OF their ewes
and Other winning ways make them
objects Of remarks.
the manners OF the common average
individual, Is higher than the man
ucrs a: those higher and more es-
;ccmcd In the social circles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
TOBACCOVILLE

T 5GsS'ar y lii r'% VA p' Sov
Miss Sadie Willis left this week 20
spend the winter with relatives in
New Kent county
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Porter. OF Rich
mond. have returned. after spending
several days with relatives here.
MISC Gladys Hubbard who is at.
tending Pnwhatan High school. is
staying *ith her parents for Il few
DAYS.
Mrs Hunter Hurt has as her guest
Mrs Tom Page Johnson. of Black
p. Rc ., ard Mrs s 7. ;; ~ Wright; or
mond, are guests Of DR.. and Mrs.
O. H. whitlock.
Karl Euttcrworth, or De Witt,
thia week
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Loving are ieav-
INK ;his week to make their home
in Patrick County
Mir and Mrs. Il. ]. Price. Of Rich
monh, are. the gsesta OF Mrs. c. Y.
Nctherland
Robcr, Porter now Of North Caro-
lima, Is spending several weeks with
his parents Nr. and Mrs. w. 9.
Malvin Mlohae,s. Charlie Kerr,
timo,e Nd. have returned, after
George W Coleman, who was in a
runaway accident this week. is grad
ual'y !irproviiG
Miss Elise Wnitlocx. who has been
visiting friends iu H!chmo,d. has re-
turned.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07

arranged, will suppiiment thc worh
Of the school. ana Miss Sharp eN-
riainSd. IL D.annei TO pe y strong IN
nucnSC IN Qualifying the nurses TO be
leaders III tneg- profession and IN
tnCIr communities Consideration Is
gwen TO the Ike OF an undcrSradu-
ate nurse with emphasis on rccrca-
ton 10 balance long hours on duty.
The members Will be kept up 10 date
on Information and in touch with the
outsiuc world through addresses on
various subjects, while the education
classes Will include studies not
touched by their profess .Vnul curr!-
culum. In the work OF ori:anizinc
the student department is rcceiviug
;hc cooperation OF Miss Eauvor;
superintendent OF stuart Circle Hos
pitni, and Miss Ethel Smith, State
schools
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
PAINS NEARLY
DOUBLED ME- Up
Nothing Helped Me Until |
Took Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Wyandotte, Mich.-A"For 1.-THE lnst
four years ] have 9ocatrcd OF and on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
Destroy the Germs and
Catarrh Will Quickly Go

IF you want to relieve stuffed up
head In five minutes and get rid Of
crusts in the nose, discharge OF mu-
Gus. watcry eyes. hawking md hpit-
ting. start to breathe IiIOME.l today.
cntarrh with all It's disgusting
symptoms IL caused by germs or
microbes
Go today and get IIYOMEI (pro-
nouncc II High o-mc) outnt, pour II
few drops or HYOMEl into the little
hard rubber pocket inhaler. breathe IL
and begin at once to XIII the microbes
that cause catarrh.
For aggravated cases Of cstarrh or
cough OF cold or sore throat DO
sure and use the IYOHEI vnpor
treatment In conjunction with the In
huler. Hero IL IL:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07

vas probably the main feature In the
American scheme Of progress. Dis
cussinE this matter with telephone
experts In the cities he visited. he
round practically n unanimous opin-
ION that fun automatic working WAS
the only certain method of ensurini;
the quality of service demanded by
tho public.
The popularity OF the telephone in
America was, he considered. due first
TO all TO the fnt rate, secondly to
monthly accounts, and thirdly n party
iino services and tho policy or fos-
torinE residential limos
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07

Every night before going TO beG
pour "a teaspoonfnl Of HYOME1 into n
bowl three-quartcrs full OF boiling
water; cover head and bowl with
towel and breathe for five inmates
the pleasant. aoothing md healing
vni0r that ar!scA
1t doesn't tax" long for cold 20
run into catnrrh: use IIYOMF.i at
once and get immediate relief. IiYO-
MEL IL an an.isc ptic that soothcs ana
heals the tn'iamcd condition OF the
membranes besides killing the germs.
ror chthrrh. acute or chronic, tor
and Group. HfOMEl Is sold by Tragic
Drug Co. and leading druggists every
whore on money back plan.--Adv.
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Dexk with Gins. Door..

AT the end OF tho eighteenth con-
fury many writing desks were
equipped with bookcase tops. Ono OF
these is shown In the illustration.
II Is OF excellent workmanship.
especially tho glass doors OF Gothic
design. 1t Is OF English origin, and
was made about 1910.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07

of my head at times. My bowels did
not move for days and could not eat
without suffering. The doctor could not
help me and one da, told my hlsha nd
that I could not stand the pain any
longer and sent him 10 the drugstore
to get me bottle Of Lydia F. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound and threw
the doctors medicine away. After
taking three bottles OF Vegetable Com.
pound and using t.So bottles OF lydia +.
Pinkbam's Sanative Wash | could do
my own housework. II it had not pcen
for your medicine don't know where
would be today and ! am never without
a hottie OF il in tie house. You NAV
publish this if you like that ii may help
come other woman" Mrs. " Il !
STENDEE, 1870 Orange ST., Wyando,te,
Mich.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
FINDS HIGH PRICE CAUSE
IN SHORTAGE OF CREDIT
french EcoropilSt, Who Served M
ENpcrt ~, uruSscis Conference
Discusses Conditions
uN CNARl.ES GLIDE
SiDhs,
IHv IrniNnra,l SnrI,

uI CHARLES GLIDE,
iBy Universal Scrvicc.l
Paris, Nov. 6.--Lack OF credit. NOT
paper money. is tho cause OF high
prices and low exchange rates.
Paper money has Increased about
- per cent since the armistice-2o
pei cent in 1915 and per cont II,
1919. Rut in tho year 1919 the cost
Of living Increased so per cent. Tho
TWO phenomena are therefore not re-
lated
don't think tho destruction Of
paper money would bring down prices.
while such destruction. II sudden
would entail serious economic danrcr
Incidentally II may be remarked that
in the United States, where tho gold
reserve Is greatest. prices have also
risen.
= country's credit Is not estimated
today by gold reserves or financi,l
assets. Credit today depends on nro
suction. raw materials. communica-
lions.
The payment OF \ large German In
demnity through bonds almost i'm
possible 10 negotiate would mean less
10 France than 4 smaller Indemnity
expressed In terms OF bricks, coal.
cement, labor. There IL no money
shortage In the world. but there IS
shortage of neceSsariee OF life Of
work and OF raw materials.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07

-urt has as her guest
Johnson. of Black
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
U. S. TELEPHONE SYSTEM
Is SUPERIOR TO ENGLISH

SIR William Noble DrcIincx r.c NJ
Automatic Service shows
Americans Progress.
LONDON, Nov. 6.-Sir William
Noble, eneineer-in chief to the Brit
ish Fosi.ofiicc, which also controls
the telephones of the country. says
tho american telephone system, is
SUPERIOR 10 that of Great Britain.
Sir William. who has just returned
from visit to the United States. told
the Society of Arts the general in
trOdmCtloN or automatic tcleDhoncs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
Thought His Time Had
Come Disappointed

l4s"I never was moro surprised Ia my
life than when took tn, Grs, dose
of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. Mn
s 1T ma en- trouble had been 81 eight
years standing. sometimes SO bad
MS to cause commissions, followed by
shemorrhag". thought ny time In
this world was short, and believed !,
the last medicine would ever take
sit is no" eight weeks since, and
Enyi feeling better than for rreuy
Years" II is n simple. harmless prep
ar..tiOn that removes the catarrhal
from the Intestinal tract and
allays the Inflammation which oausek
s practically all stomach. liver and in
Stessinal ailments, incluG!nS app.n-
slIcitis. One dose viii convince or
money refunded. Grant Dru~ 70
and druggists cVerywhcrc,--Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
show I.obrs OF Ear.

Fashion DEGREES that tnc newest
nir-drcsslng styles must show the
lobcs OF tho cars. Beauty experts
advise rouging the top OF tho car
very delica:ely.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07

" n o II I help. /
b a V G had pains
every month go bad
that ] would nearly
double up. Some
times | could not
sweep q room with
out atoppiny to rest,
and everything ! ato
upset my stomach.
7 b re e years ago
/ | os t u c n ! | d
and su IT ere d go
badly that ! wes out
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-15

A <osses to sAe Sewa tassss
fessS fsr three aasS wes wtstsse
M fSsnsoAd SSNadtaS The $500
,,e4xsan - ~ Eeeepe Walter : no'es
SSmatiss The play tess TIE steFS z.
= father and his adopted son w
love ire Sarae woman ard = $50 I
~ ore ~ the deepest ami m@ss isSt
sste dramas TIE Selsntck star hes W
attempted. .so
The father IS an Industrial mssea'e
whose whole life hss been "
bss W,asS TO carry out his Nfes an
bsitop ne has adopted and reared ~
son 81 a former friend Al lengta W
father meets a yoang and pretty ST.
whose family urges her &c aceeHt =,
offer Of marriage and Tor a tine tse
husband and wife and adopted son a..
tempt 70 i've happily under one reSt
But nv as he does TO RESTRAIN ~
vognx wife's affections. the older gen-
temsu finds that the we yoOng hestV'
have zone out to each other, FheI
with the growth OF his disillusionmeh'
ne decides that ~ cannot be happy,
neither shall they. The ending OF th.s
unusual and complex drama Is start
ling and most unexpected,
Robert Edeson and Lecile Lee ~tew
art head a brilliant supporting cast
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-15
VIII RE
DOOMED TONIGHT
Terminal and Waterway kSSo-
citation to Meet to Complete
ORGANIZATION in This City.

Tire final crcS-Z-c0 meet-@E O.
the Earlta1 Terminal 81 Nate N@s
AssscE a.sou Vii Hc hel5 81 5 occch
sonlch. II the ElSs Claa IN Manson
avenue TIE committee on orHEHt&-
ton w51 submit the rev constitution
FOR adoption. Ihat was agreed upon
al 2 resent conference Of The COM
mlttee.
Following tie meeting the temPoT-
z-w directors who we're elecIea a. Inc
meeting IN View Brunswick about twa
weeks ago Wfl hold q sPecla SESSION
a. which tine g Gs1e wlA Dc set Tor
the election Of a permanent board q
directors uu5e- the new constitution
Jean Dubois. b temporary preS2-
dent Of the association. urges tha'
veryone interested In deeper water,
WAYS and better railroad terminal
facilities for the southern part q ms
metropolitan district z which : IN
Guided Perth AmbCy and V.c11+U a.
tend the meeting.
Delegates VIII be present from Lht
Cramber Of Commerce IL south An
boy. Chamber of Commerce u south
River. Board Of Trade IN NsE SUES
WICK. and other couIAeg ofs
zzr.ons and cl-es WhH1 are 4n,efe
al In the deeper waterways Progec'
for Ra-itan hay and har1taa river
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-15
bringing Up Father. Majestic

An attraction sure TO be discussed,
enjoyed and remembered Is under
lined to hold the boards at the Ma
iest3c Theatre tomorrow, matinee and
night The new piece IS called Bring
ing Tp Father in Society" and based
on the famous comics OF George Nc
Manus. As usual Gus Hin Will present
the Offering. This season the noted
Mahoney, as Father" Is famil-
sarly known, viii be surrounded by all
his friends-the fsvorites We have
long ago learned to love and anticipate.
And for the occasion they viii appear
in q series OF typical adventures. COM
niscstfnus and situations in which the
social aspirations of Mother (Jfggs'
better half) receive a decided jolt, or
course. for the time being Jiggs Is
made the goat" But like h pro-
verbal worm he has a chance to turn.
And he does Naturally all Is done
for the purpose Of creating laughter
which mission IS ably fulfilled.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-15

NEW BRUNSWICK March Ia
sec Per.sh. Of south River. was
found guilty in che county court 20
/ dav II deserving his wife and 1ail.ns
( 70 support her. The wife was the
first witness on the stand and told OF
his coming 70 the hospital where she
was shortly after they were mar
RED, and telling her that he would
not I've with her.