davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-25
Ale pociechy tel chyba ME da-

Ale pociechy tel chyba ME da-
my wrogom naszym j wszystkieJ
demokracyi, jaka jest ma Swiecie
Zrobmyz wszyscy, co do has ma
ley i w speinieniu obowi9zkow
naszych, swietmy przyk}adem.
Mech nam nigdy Z Ojczyzny ME
rzuca slow, zeSmy sic niewdzie-
cznymi SWAMI lei okazaii, ME
Czulymi ma potrzebe narodoWa,
Me moze ia sprawl Pozyczki
Polskiej zakonczyc sic niepowo-
dzeniem, gdyz podobnie jak nasi
polscy zo}nierze wspaniale sic
tam popisuja ma kresach i doko-
nujq istnych cud6w walecznosci,
tax i my TIL popiszmy sic w~alecz-
nosci9 wzgledem naszych VIA
snych niedomagah | krakow, a O.
fiarnie zano$my grosz kazdy ma
oltarz narodowy.
Polacy! Dzlecl wolnosci, oby-
watele dawnej swobodnej RE-
czypospolitej Polskiej, ktora ia
wojna wskrzesiIa, Polacy wszy--
scy do czynu!
POPRZYJMY POzYCZKE
POLSKA!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-25

Pc lekcyach Wzielam ia ma strone i pytaiam, cze-
mu mic ME jadfa? Czy ME chora, re drugiego Snia-
DANA ME jadla? A ona sic rozplakaIa powiedzia-
Ia: ;, ia zadnego ME jadlam ....W i doWiedziafam
sic cd niej rzeczy okropnych
J6zio (znowu zaczynajac rysowaG): OF, to
zwykfa dis rzecz! Wszedzie bieda.
ZOSia (opowiadajac dalej) Mamo, co "a ne
dza w ich domu! Rano mic ME jedza. Jak dostana
skad ziemniakow, to ma objad maja z tego zupe; to
co ~zostanie odgrzeWa sic ma wieczerze. Chleba cd
dw6ch lat ME maja. Pok6j nieopalony, DO wegla
ME maja. Jadzia ma rece calc w ranach. Ach, Ma
muSiu, ME mogfam juz siuchac tego, co mi m6wi1a.
TAX mi sic smutno rObiio! TAX mi zal byfo, 2em
zjadfa, co mialam. Byfabym jej oddala.
MatkG: Bardzo sic ciesze, re CT Bog daf tax
dobre Serduszko. Trzeba kOnieCznie Wspom0dz te
biedna rodzine. Otto zaraz popO}udniu zrobimy
paczke z zapasami.
Zosia: Ale, Mamo, coz z tego, re raz lub diva
ray i'm cos danny. Jak i'm to wyidzie, znowu mic
mice ME beda. A zreszta cd Jadzi dowiedziafem sic,
re takich rodzin wiele jest. w tym samym domu,
gdzie ona mieSzka, malenkie dziecko umarlo z glo-
du, z braku mleka.
J6zjo: A ola czego ME udadza sic do urzedu O
zapomoge?
ZoSia: M6wilam jei, re jest przeciez komitct
do tego W mieScie; So urzedy W starostwie. Powin-
ma matka .jej pochodzic "a tenn.
J6ziO: | coz ona ma to?
ZoSiG: Wystaw sobie, re matka jej byfa w
magistrate w komitecie. Odsyfano ja cd jednych
do drugich. Powiadaja jej: ,Tu trzeba mice pro-
tekcye, moja PAM, My tn many tysiace takich
widow. ia mic ME moge. Prose- iSc ma drugie pietro
do pana komisarza, on zajmuje sic aprowizacya."
Idzie biedaczka pc schodach z trudem, DO ma
a g}odem wycieiczona. A tam jej znoWu
m6wia: PAM Dobrodziejka ME figuruje ma liScie,
vice mic zrobic ME mozemy. Trzeba udac sic do pa
ma radcy." Idzie tam znOWu, ma drugi koniec mia
sta, czeka GAIA godzine, wreszcie m6wia jej:-
MECH PAM poda proSbe ma piSmie, potwierdzona
przez w4aSciciela domu, a moze sic cos da zrobic."
Powiada Jadzia, re jej Mama, juz ME mog}a dalej,
ale usiadfa ma schodach i p}akafa.
J6ziO: Przestan juz, ~przestan, Zosiu, DO 2 gfo-
SUI widac, re i ty sic rozpfaczesz. To zreszta mic
nadzwyczajnego. Wszedzie tax jest.
ZoSia: I tybyS pfaka4, gdybyS cd niej by} to
wszystko slysza}. Ona DO to wszystko opowiada4a,
zanoszac sic cd p1acu, biedaczka. Mama jei W kon-
Gu znalaz1a jakaS dobra kobiete w okolicy. Dosta4a
cd niej pare funt6w zyta. UszczeSliwiona wiezie to
ayto. Ma STACEY podchodzi zandarm m6wi: Go to
tam PAM wiezie?" Zobaczyf, co by4o. Prose- re
ma urzad. Spiszemy protok6P', a zyto zabiera.
,,Alez, panic, ia nam dwoje dzieci; jestem bic
dina wdowa." IA co mic obchodza dzieci PAM" by
Ia odpowiedz.
J6zio (zywo) I oddaia zyto?
Zosia: Gwa1tem zabra}. Mamo! mamo! to
p~rzeciez oburzajace! I co teraz pocznie biedna ia
dzia!
Mutkc: Zrobimy, kochane dziecko, ola niej,
co tykko bedzie MONA.
(Ciag daisy nastapi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-25
SCENA I.

(Scena wyobraza pokoj wystawnie umeblo-
.wany, swiadczacy o zamoznoSci. Matka siedzi PREY
.stoliku z REGINA robota. Opodal Jozio PREY innym
.stoliku zajety rysowaniem.)
Matka e niepokojem) : Zosi jeszcze niema.
Me rozumiem dlaczego ME przychodzi,
J6zio! Mech Mama bedzie spokojna. Pewno
wychodzac re szko4y ~zagadaia sic z kolezankami,
.~na}ozyia drogi / ola tego sic op6znia. OF siysze juz
ch6d jej.
(Slychac "a scena ~Spieszne stapanie. Pc chwi-
Ii drzwi z trzaskiem sic otwieraja do pokoju wpa-
da Zosia.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-25

- Czy ma by6 napis0ne pr~cA
prgys<}ych hiStoryk6w, re R1ec.
pospozita <gine'a, poniewa5 Po-
lacy amcrykdhscy odm6wW jej
pomocy ~ !god2inie nai'riekszej
potrzcby? Me! - TySjqc ray
ME! JcStc$my pemmi, &c br0Cid
nasi 2 "a mora po$pjcseq 2 po-
nOrn OjczuERie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-25
SCENA IL.

OOCHNA LIZ
(Matka, J6zio, ZosiG)
Mutku: JesteS nareszcie!
Jozio: Mama sic o ciebie niepokoi}a.
Zosia (~rzucajac paczke ksiazek i zeszyt6w ma
krzes}o, a ma to bezfadnie ciepie okrycie kapelusz,
.zadyszana): Zagada}am SIZE. ale nasfuchafam
sic cos okropnego!
J6zio. (zartujac): Pewno bolszewicy juz
blisko?
Zosia: OF, ME zartuj sobie. Mnie sic ME Ear
towac chce, ale piaczlsie zbiera.
Mutka: Coz takiego ci sic sta}o, Zosiu?
Zosia: Mnie mic. Ale opowiem zaraz Mamie,
'tylko troche odetchne, bonn sic zadysza4a, bojac sic
|bardzo op6znic.
J6zio (przestajac rysowae): No, gadajze, co
sic sta}o?
Zosia: Ach! Mamo! Co tn biedy W szkole
!Wychodzimy ma pauze, kazda bierze drugie Snia-
DAME, ia patrze, jedna z kolezanek, m}oda Jadzia,
wyciaga z pulpitu gramatyke, idzie ma koniec ko-
|rytarza i uczy sic. Ale spostrzegfam, re ukrad-
klein s~pojrza}a ma mas, jak zajadafySmy sniadanie,
|weso4o rozmawiajac - i westchne}a. A widzia}am
wyraznie, re biedaczka miaia Ivy W oczach. Vie
Mama, niemogfam jej zapomniec. Podczas lekcyi
|wciaz nj ona stala pred oczyma, tax, re pytana,
Izle odpowiedzialam. Ale MECH sic Mama "a to ME
|gniewa, DO doprawdy ME wiedziafam o co chodzl,
tax byiam MIA zajeta. Ach, gdyby Mama widziafa,
co "a bolese malowa}a sic ma twarzyczce Jadzi!
y RES Sacra - miser': macy nedza jest
|swieta rzecza 80. god}o instytucyi dobroczynno-
Sci chrzescijahskiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-25
Z Text R~edakcyjnej.

Polacy ma og& dobrze sic biora
do konskrypcyi bond6w Pozycz-
kowych, ale ME stanelismy jesz-
cze ma wysokoSci zadania, mimo
nawoiywania prasy, mimo przy--
kiadow najlepjszej czeSci obywa-
telstwa naszego, mimo dlugich i
szerokich dowodzeh, dlaczego ko-
niecznie musimy uczestniczyc W
pokryciu Pozyczki tel - to jak
najsolidarniej, jak najgremialniej
- musimy!
Czy ma mic beda tie s}owa wszy-
stkie?!
Czy chet dobra najlepszych
przewodnik6w rodaczego nasze
go zespoiu tutejszego robbie sic
o niedoporuszenia ciemna obojet-
nose mas?
Me wierzymy tcmu!
Me! PoIacy - podfug mas lep-
81 cd bnnych, - Polacy oliarni,
Swiatli, lnteligentnl obywatele, Ct
uratuja sytuacye | opinie nasza
tam w Kraju Starym. My TIL mu-
SHINY przykiadem zaswieci6.! Po-
dug mas, my lepsi powinnismy
bye dla Ojczyzny naszej, nil tam
zamieszkali Rodacy, poniewaz po-
wlnniSmy tn dat dowody, zesmy
o Ojczyznie naszej wsr6d dobro-
.bytu niezapomnieli i dla Mel pra-
.cowaG ctrcemy ochotnie, a ofiar-
ME, tax, jak gdyby5my tam ma
miejscu by(i i to wszystko pre-
chodzili, co bracia nasi podczas
wojny tel ostatniej przezyli !
przeboleli.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-25
MACIERZ POLSKA.

Jest organizacya isczaca mlodzie4 pol.
ska oboJga pfcl W pracach naukowych,
patryotycznyoh 1 bratnlej pomocy dlA
podnieSienia ducha moralnosci dooro-
oytu " spoleczefstwte. a s~zczegolnio
miedzy mlodzieEa polsSa- Motna zapi-
sac sic IA posmiertne Cd lat IA do Is;
ma ezionkow StowarZyszoDych bes o.
granicZenia wieku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-25

Polacy - wszyscy do dzleia
dla Pozyczki Polskej!!
PomySlcie tylko, 'jakby sic to
Berlin radowaf, gdyby poiyczka
ia tn upad1a, gdyby ME zostala
pokryta w catej 2e!ni, jakby to
tam tryumfowano, zeSmy ME O.
s;agneli zamierzonej kwoty, ileby
W tenn upatrywano zlych przcja-
WOW, jakieby wysnuwano kon-
sekwencye tryumfalne!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-25
RES SACRA MISER". .. "
(SZKIC ~DRAMATYCZNY.)
Rzecz Dzieje Sic W MaiOpolsce
w Czasie Wielkiej Wojny.
OSOBYI

Matka.
Zosia, jej corka, lat IL.
J0zio, jej syn, lat Is.
Znajoma PAM z dwoma c6reczkami
S}uzaca.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-25

Ca}kiem naturalnie, re organi-
zacya ia bedzie pod pewnymr
wzgledami konserwatywna, STAG
BOWEN bedzie ma gruncie pod
trzymania obecnego ~porzadku
spo}ecznego i istniejacych jego
instytucyi. Ale z drugiej strony
bedzie tez ona W prawdziwem te-
so s}owa znaczeniu postepowa,
gdyz do Podtrzymania obecnego
systcmu ME ma zamiaru dazyc
PREY stosowaniu polityki | srod-
k6w reakcyjnych, a przez dziala-
rie oparte na uznaniu, re obecne
polityczne / socyalne niedomaga-
MIA | fermenty dadza sic uleczyt
jcdynie liberalnemi | postepowe-
mi reformami,
Promotorem tego ruchu ma bye
katoliCka~ partya w parlamencie
wloskim, kt0ra W ostatnlch CA
sach doszia Z fenomenalna wprost
szybkoScia do bardzo wielkiego
wplywu i znaczenia, tax, re fakt
ten stanowi jeden Z najznamien-
niejszych p~rzejawow we wspolcze
snej historyi wewnetrznej Wloch.
kilka lat temu partya ia liczyla
w parlamencie rzymskim kilku--
nastu zaledwo czionkow i ME wy
wicrala zadnego prawie wp}ywu
ma rzady kraju, W zeszforocznych
za5 wyborach listopadowych zdo-
byia 102 mandatow i stanowi pod
wzgledem liczby drugie z rzedu
stronnictwo w Izbie deputowa--
nych, gdyz pierwsze miejsce zaje-
Ii socyaliSci.
Czytajac obszernic referowane
W tutejszej prasie angielskiei
Sprawozdania z ~posiedzen parla-
mentu wloskiego, widzimy, IL W
polityce wewnetrznej wloska
partya katolicka dazy stale i kon-
s%ckwentnie - jake do pierwsze-
go i zasadniczego swego celu -
do podtrzymania istniejacego po-
rzqdku spoiecznego wbrew So
cyalistyczno = bolszewickim "a
kusom, ktorc zmierzaja oczywi--
seize do zgotowania W}ochom To-
su obecnej Rosyi sowieckiej. Da-
zy ona do ckonomicznej rekon--
strukcyi kraju przez zdrowe
racyonalne melody, a opicra sic
gwaltownemu przewrotowi rewo-
lucyjnemu, ktoryby pozostawii pc
sobie tylko gruzy i zniszczenie.
Dziaia tez ona ma podstaWie ia
Sneco i uczciwego programu po--
:tepu spolecznego, ktory zapew-
niiby ogoiowi ludnoSci lepsze wa
runki ekonomiczne i wyzsza ska
le zycia.
| dzieki temu programowi, die
XII Smialo gioszonym zasadom, re
stoi "a prawem i porzadkiem, a
przeciw bezpraWiom i ovation
rewolucyjnego socyalizmu, par
iva ia zdolala pozyskac Soble W
calych Wloszech bardzo liczne
szercgi zwolennikow wSr6d wszy
Stkich warstw ludnoSci. Wskutek
tego tez doszia do tel silly, re dis
MONA powiedziec, il pahstwo
wloskie jest rzqdzone przez diva
stronnictwa: katolickic i socyali-
stycznc.
Rozszerzenie sic ma inne kraje
tego ruchu i tych idei, L ktorych
zrodzila sic i ma ktorych OPERA
sic wioska partya katolicka, moze
mice bardzo doniosle, epokowe
wprost znaczenie. Stanowi ono w
kazdym razie dow6d, re Europa
zamierza sic rozumie, systematy-
cznie i celowo zorganizoWac do
WALK z bolszewizmem i domina-
eva innych wywrotowych teoryl,
..r,,,G,, u+oo;i OMoo, hy:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-25

Me5oUie Stdnu Ussedsie syG-
dsGJQ sic ID sdoniu, Se must iSt-
nice sjednocson0, niesdIesDd
sdmoEsQdHd PoLskG.
- WOODROW Wilson.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-25

e
Rozszerzenie sic ma inne kraje
tego ruchu i tych idei, L ktorych
zrodzila sic i ma kt6rych OPERA
sic wfoska partya katolicka, moze
mice bardzo doniosle, epokowe
wprost znaczenie. Stanowi ono W
kazdym razie dowod, re Europa
zamierza sic rozumie, syStematy-
cznie i celowo zorganizowac do
Walk z bolszewizmem i domina-
eva innych wywrotowych teoryi,
programow i utopii. NIGGA bye
one BOWEN zwalczone tylko ia
p~odstawie programu dostatecznie
iiberalnego ma to, ably zdolal sku-
pic PREY sobie takze elementy
postepowe, jak to wlasnie czynl
wloska partya katolicka. Skupie-
ME zas w~szystkich sill do tel ko-
niecznej WALK jest rzecza ME
odzowna, jezeli chcemy utrzymac
szaniec, ktory broni ludzkoSc i
GAIA jej cywilizacye pred zale--
wcm czerwonej barbaryi.
I Gas najwyzszy, re ME tylko
to zrozumiano, ale i odpowiednia
akcye rozpoczeto. 1Bo wrog jest
shiny i si}e swa czerpie w}aSnie
przewaznie Z dobrej i solidarnel
swej organizacyi zarowno We
wnetrznej jak miedzynarodowej.
Najlepszym tego dowodem pro-
wadzona Cd szeregu mleSlecy
przez socyalistow w}oskich kam-
pania "a uznaniem Rosy sowie-
tow i ostatnie wystapienie brytyj-
skiej partyi piracy przeciwko pol
skiej o~fensywie ma Ukraine W
parlamencie Anglii, ktora jest
przecie mocarstwem z Polska -
de nomine przynajmniej - "a
przyjaznionem. Przeciwko takiej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-25
Kazania
Ks. PiCtra Semenenki

druldem Jakubowshego i Sp. we
Lwowic, otrzy1nalismy ma skiad
i dostarezany poczta w Genie q.
Kazania K. Piotra Semercrki
sa zebrane w dwoch tomach, RAJ
zen 762 stron druku ma pieknym
papierze. Tom I. obejmuje kaza-
MIA, cd adwentu do konca czaSu
Wielkanocnego. Tom II. cd Zielo-
nych Swiatek do konca roku ko-
scielnego; oraz kazania ma uroczy
stosci NajSw. P. Maryi
Pojcdy1czych tomow ME spree
dajemy - a poniewaz ME wielc
exemplary posiadamy, zatem ra-
dzimy zamawiaG jak najrychlej-
adresujac -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16

ave indorsc that part Of tho Worthy
Masters address relating TO the creation
of Public Utilities Commission.
1--WE request Senators and Representa-
tives in Congress TO help pass truth-in-
fabrics law.
eve favor the repeal of the guardian
ship law Of this State in which the mother
is penalired by giving the entire power
over her children to the father, even TO
the exte3t of allowing him TO will or deed
a child from its mothers control, ana
advocate specific joint guardianship to
both parents.
eve are opposed to Federal tax on
automobiles, tax on gasoline and an
increased tax on small incomes.
The report of the committee ON agri-
culture, which was adopted, recon-
mended n more general knowledge OF the
farm credit in our State and that we make
more general use of same. Ii sald:
"We hold that the farmers should not
only be permitted, but encouraged 10
join in cooperative ASSOCIATIONS 10 ieai
the lust reward of their labor rs PROVIDED
in the Capper-Hersman bill now before
Congress. and urge that the legislative
committee Of this State Grange Cooperate
with the legislative committee Of the
NAl1nidl ttIAiAt w btlhh
legislation"
The report of the committee on Co
operation recommends that the State
Grange encourage cooperative buying
within subordinate oranges; that the
State Grange encourage collective selling
The report of the committee on tenn
perance recommended that every granger.
and especially the legislative committee
do all they can to prevent the Prohibition
laws of the State and Nation from helng
lessered, anrulled or violated, and to
encourage the amending of any law II 1t is
necessary 10 make it more effective and
workable.
The report Of the committee on trans
portation urged the rapid Improvement
Of the public roads % one Of the most
important means Of transportation
All these reports were approved
The evening session was closed one
the sixth degree being conferred upon g
large class. after which play entitled
That Little Rogue Next Door, was
gwen 10y members of Harmony HockeSsln
and West Brandywine Oranges
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16
GRANGE FAVORS
PROTECTION OF
DAIRY INTERESTS
Opposes Weakening of Primary
Election Law or of State Pro-
hibition Statutes.
AND URGES COOPERATION

Sr-.ri.l Correspoudence to Every Evening
Dover, Dec. I5.-Delaware College and
the Women's College came In for com
mendation and recommendation at yester-
d,v's session of the Delaware State
Grange. Dean Robinson OF the Women $
College spoke ON the advantages offered
bv the Women S College and the duty OF
Delawareans to support It.
Past Worthy Master Horace l.. Dbl
worth advocated the sending OF the boys
TO Delaware College. holding it TO be a
worthy and helpful institution.
Secretary Webb, in his annual report,
sh owed there are So working oranges in
Delaware With a membership OF approx
mately 2,4OO.
The report of the committee on legs
Iation included recommendations TOR legls-
lation at the coming session OF the LeglS-
lature. Among the recommendations
adopted BY the grange was the following
''ANhat the country needs at present IS
10 much more legislation or new iegls-
stlon. as a clarifying and enforcement oi
such statutes as already exist II the laws
are found TO be inadequate or ineffective
for present-day purposes. they should be
revised or discarded, and new ones made,
..We recommend the revising of agrl-
cultural schedules in the Tariff law, IN
order that the products of the farm may
receive equal protection with the pro
duction of the factories We believe that
the innoads being made upon the dairy
PRODUCTS industry by the importation OF
these products from Denmark. should be
DO regulated as 10 prevent loss to American
producers.
"As TO State legislation, We recommend
the adoption OF budget system as the
onlv economical and businesshke method
OF regulating expenditures
we heartily indorse the bill to be
introduced substituting few coordinate
departments Of State control instead oi
the many commissions now existing.
We are unqualihedly opposed 70 a
propoeed measure reported 70 be IN course
Of formation by politicians either 70 repeal
or modify our present Primary Election
laws.
I'VE are absolutely opposed to any
changes in the present liquor laws OF the
State that will lessen then ethclercy
I'VE favor the ercactment OF laws that
will tax all forms of property equally, "a
order that stocks, bopds and mortga yes
may furnish their just proportion Of State
revenues
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16
TRAFFIC SIGNALS FOR
HIGHWAYS Of STATE
Samples Will be Shortly Installed
at Several Points as An Ex-
pertinent.

state Highway Engineer Charles NJ
Tpham returned to this city last night
Aom Washington, where the National
Highway Commission has been IN scs-
SION
tie said that two sample signal lamps
will shortly lie installed in Delaware,
n points to he selected III order 20 demon
stratc their working, and 70 secure opinion
Of tho automohilug public as 70 the ac-
ceptance OF m offer received from the
American Gas AppArAtus Go for IN
stallIng similar lights II all dangerous
crossing in the estate, in consideration ot the
advertising privilege Oh the standards.
The code recommended for such road
warning lights Is as follows
a. Red, indicating first degree danger,
Ia he used At railroad crossings, dead end
81 roads or lift bridges. All traffic should
come 10 q dead stop and proceed only
after danger is determined
B. Yellow, indicating second degree
danger, st curves and grades, slow dow
ard proceed cautiously
q Green, indicating moving or trtlitc
danger only, and % be used AZ road m
tcrSrCtl0ns.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16
Why Druggists Recommend
Swamp-Root

For many years druggists have watched
with much interest the remarkable record
maintained by DR. Kilmers Swamp Root,
the great kidney, liver and bladder nedi-
cine.
1t is physicians prescription.
Swamp-Root n strengthening redi-
cine. IL helps the kidneys, liver and blad-
der do the work nature intended they
should do
Swamp-Root has stood the test OF
years II is sold bv all druggists on il
merit and should help YOU No other kid
new medicine has so many friends.
BE sure to get Swamp-Root and start
treatment at once.
However, if you wish first TO test thi'
great preparation send ten cents tn DR.
Kilmer & Co, Binghamton, \. Y. for :
sample bottle When writing be sure &
mention this PAPER.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16
ANNUAL BANQUET OF
DELAWARE FRESHMEN
Held at Hotel du Pont, Last Night,
and Followed by Theatre Party
at Playhouse.

Delaware College yells echoed through
out the Hotel du Pont and Playhouse
last night The occasion was the banquet
of the Freshman class, in the lounge OF
the hotel, followed by group attendance
upon the performance of Irene" at The
PLAYHOUSE. The ardor of the boys was
dampened by the information that James
NJ Chapman, one of their number, had
died during the day Mt Lewes.
Though the Sophomores had KID
mapped" him, in an effort to keep hum
from the banquet, Paul Townsend, class
president. was on hand and was toast
master Mt the banquet. Frank Lenmy,
class treasurer, who likewise had been
spirited away, was on hand also, as were
q group of four who had been locked up
in n cellar in Newark. One member OF
the class had been carried about two miles
out in the country, but he got IN IN time
for the show. At the banquet speeches
were made and the boys had Jolly time
good fellowship being the keynote.
Out in the theatre the first year boys,
numbering about IS, occupied the front
seats in the centre section, while alonp
| the front of the balcony were a group OF
"Sophs The occasion was marked by
good natured banter between the Fresh
| men and Sophomores, who tried 20 throw
confusion into the ranks Of the Freshmen
when the latter attempted their class
wells The "Freshies, confronted by
''23" signs on the curtain as the asbestos
cover was lifted, rescued them as III,
curtain was going up. This was jolly
triumph for the first year boys.
The Sophomores amused themselves
by dangling toy balloons over the heads
| of the Freshmen. marked with then
class number 1923 " Toward the enc
Of the play the "Sophs" suspended :
large pcnnant from. the balcony will
1923" in large figures. The Frcshme,
made a strenuous but unsuccessful
effort TO capture il
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16
DEATHS.

KANF-At Summit Bridge on December
IS. 1920. Edith Leah hanc- daughter oi
Wallace and Katie name.
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend
the funeral services at summit thurch
On Friday afternoon at l-3O ciock- Inter
rnent at Bethel cemetery.
Additional deaf notices. received too tate
for this column viii be found on Financial
Page.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16
STOMACH SO BAD HE
HAD TO GIVE Up JOB
But Mr.. Myers Has His Old Job
Back Now, and Has Gained
Thirty Pounds.

"Oyer q wear ago my health got so bad
! had to give up my work as coal mir er.
Had very bad case Of stomach trouble.
I felt SO badly that ] could rot eat any
thirg, and therefore was too weak TO
work had been doctOriJ z for long time,
but did not improve any
II finally started to take MIlks Emul-
sion ans then went TO farm near here to
work carried my Emulsion bottle with
me all the time, took j, regularly and
gaiI ed IN strc 9Th ard flesh every day,
and was able to work the entire season
through OF. the farm, and now | am back
al nv work ia the Greenridge Coal Mine
"Whe: ! started taking Milks Emul-
son was down 70 l35 pounds, but now
] weigh 16j aud am as strong and healthy
Is / ever was, Lem Myers, Eirden, Ill.
Thousands Of people who have suffered
for wears from stomach and bowel troubles,
have found relief, almost from the first
dose of Miks Emulsion. And il Is real,
lasting bereht
Ni'ks Emulsion is o pleasant, nutIltlve
food and corrective medicine. 1t re-
stores healthy natural bowel action. dong
away with all need Of pills and physics.
It promotes appetite and quickly puts the
digestive organs ln shape 70 assnnllate
food As a builder Of flesh and strength,
Alilks Emulsion is strongly recommended
to those whom Sickness has weakened.
This is the Only solid emulsion made,
and 50 palatable that it Is eaten with d
spoon like ice cream.
No matter how severe our case, you
are urged to try Milks Emulsion under
this guarantee six bottles home
with you, use IL y riding to directions
and If not satisfied Nth the results, youT
money will be promptly refunded Price
75c and Sl50 per bottle The Milks
Emulsion Co, Terre A.ute, Ind. Sold by
druggists everywhere.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16

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