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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-08-14
PERSONALS.

49, ~ 4 4 AAAhDs
Mrs. Frank Decuir and little daugh-
ter, PIN and Mrs. Everett Kibbe and
baby are visiting in New Orleans.
Miss Heloisc Patout of New Orleans
is the guest of friends here.
Mrs G. Gauthier and children of La
fayette are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Jules Messenger.
Mrs. Lee Henry Of Lecompte and Mrs.
Warren Berwick of Eunice visited Mrs.
sP. F. Henry this week for few days
Mrs. Jacob Segura and children of
Alexandria are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Sumter Cousin and baby Of
Shreveport are visiting relatives in
Broussard.
Misses Yoande and Ruby Melanson re
turned Wednesday from Natchitoches.
Mrs. Camille Flory entertained at
cards on Tuesday afternoon. The
prizes were won by Mrs. John Buquor
and Mrs Ed. Terrell.
Capt. Tom Morse left Wednesday for
Dollas, Texas to be absent for a few
DAYS.
Mrs. E. E. Frantz, Sr, of Jackson,
Miss. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk
Frantz.
Miss Stephanie Levert of St. John
Plantation visited friends here on We'd
pesday.
Prof Charles Bahon, principal of the
New Iberia High School returned from
several months visit in Chicago and other
cities.
Mrs Lester Lyons and daughter, Miss
Trixe returned Wednesday to their
home in Crowley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis DeBlanc and
children were weekend visitors at ST.
Martinville.
Mrs Harry Hall and baby, Harriet are
visiting relatives in Longville.
Miss Katie Murray has returned from
several weeks visit to Houston.
Mr.. Steve Terrell left this week for
visit to Hot Springs, Ark.
Miss Ida Muller of New Orleans is
the guest of Misses Clara and Mabel
Landry.
The Jolly Glee Club met last Saturday
afternoon at the home Of Miss Nina
Ewes. Miss Natalie Freeman won the
prize.
Mrs. Jules Dupuy Jr. of New Orleans
is visiting relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs S. G. Harry spent several
DAVIS with relatives in Port Arthur.
Miss Lillian Soulier and nece, Miss
Marian Murphy left to-day for a visit
to Alexandria
Mrs. Edna Babin has returned from
several months visit to Baton Rouge and
ST Garbiel
The Bridge club was entertained by
Mrs. R. r. Diggs on Tuesday afternoon
NJ the residence Of Misses Soulier.
Misses Elsie Babin and Euguene Car
Vile of St. Gabriel are the guests of Mrs
A. Daigre.
y Miss Lucille Gates has returned from
Summer Normal at Natchitoches.
Miss Gladys Taylor returned Friday
from visit to Alexandria.
Mrs Charlie Basin left Sunday Tor
New Orleans where she will join her hus-
band who is employed there.
Mrs. w. H. Carver has returned from
several weeks visit to New Orleans.
Miss Aline Estorge returned to her
home in Opelousas ot-day after a weeks
visit here with Misses Estorge.
Mr.. Francis DeBlanc was business
.isitor to Houston this week.
Mrs. John Buquor entertained on
Tuesday morning at cards in honor OF
Mrs. Rose Lyons of Crowley. The
pY;zes were won by Mrs. Albert Berry.
Mr. Oscar Dupre Of Galveston, Texas
spent few days here this week with
his mother and sister, Miss Cecile Dupre'
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Estorge left Monday
for a visit to Canada
Mr., s. B. DeBellevue left on Wednes-
dsv for an extended trip through Texas
!, the interest of his house !
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-08-14

\ limited amount Of Paid-Up
Stock will be issued by the Iberia
Building Association.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-04

Gdy Mateusz Gawlak, zam. pnr.
2SS w. 111ta III. powrscal pozns
godzina do domu, zastapilo mu dro-
&c czterech wl6czeg6w. ktorSy pod
grozbs rewolwer6w zabrali mu z
kieszeni SIT W got6wce a n~astepnie
kazali mu iG naprz6d I ME ogla-
dac sic, poczem znfkli " ciemno-
sciaeh.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-04
q CLEVELAND, o.

- Dnia 10 pazdziernika Zwiazek
Polakow W Ameryce bedzie obcho-
dzil 25cio letnia rocznice swego Ia
lozenia. Zaczatek tel organizacyi
stanowiIo kilka grup. ktore niezado-
wolone z reform jake Sejm XVty
wv. Mar. Pol. zaprowadzil W swej
konstytucyi, oderwaly sic cd tego
Zwiazku l zaloiyiy wlasna, W poczat
kach stanowa, a n~astepnie og6lna ma
Ameryke organizacye.
- Ia przykladem Zwiazku Pol. W
| Ameryce I nasze polskie panic W Gle
veland postanowiiy zajac sic zbie-
raniem ofiar W nature ma podarki
swiateczne dla polskich zolnierzy W
kraju zaslaniajacych swemi PERSIA
mi Oiczyzne pred najazdem bolsze-
wikow. Podarki Swiazdkowe beda
stanowily paczki zawierajace haste
pujace przedmioty: =
/. Oplatek z zyczeniem.
2. Sredniej wielkoSci katet ! IL
kopert.
8. Ol6wek.
4. Pare ~skarpetek ~weinianych,
Tyton W blaszance 1 bibuike.
6. Kawaiek biaiego mydia ! recz-
niczek.
Z. KawaIek sicdkiej twardej re
kolady.
s. Nici, guziki, igiy | pare sznuro-
wadel o lie moznosci skorEane.
9. POI funta suchej kieiRasy bocI-
ku. lub sloniny.
10. Chustka do nosa, W ktora sic
wszystko zawinie I dobrze opnie a
grafkami, zawiniatko to molina pa
pierem owinaG l owiazac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-04

wczoraj odbyl sic vice W parafii
D. W. sw. Jana Kantego " sprawie
bond6w polskieh urzadzony stara-
MEM osady mr.. Is z~jednoczenia p.
r. X. Vice ten poprzedzil wymarsz
skaut6w Z Ksntowa pod przewodnk
ctwem skautmistrza pana Gucwy, Re
Stanishwowa oddziai 16ty pod pre-
wcduictwem skautmistrza J6zefa
welter / oddziai mr.. s q Tr6jcowa
wraz z muzyka pod przewodnictwem
dyrygenta 1 n~aczelnego skautmistrza
D. Kazimierza Tarki.
wiec otworzyl prSemowa alder
man Stanisiaw Adamkiewies, kt6ry
wytsomaczyi eel tego4 / prosii o jak
natwieksze poparcie hond6w pol
skich. Nastepnie przem6wii DIR. A,
Pietrzykowski major Armii Polskiej,
kt6ry przedstawfl wszystkie wazniej
sze punkta . pobytu swoiego W Pol
see.
Przemawiai take pan Legend, ad-
jutant Armii Polskiej, a W koncu
D. A. Swat, kt6ry W dsugiej, praw-
driwej / serdecznej movie zachecai
do kupowania bondtw / pomimo, re
Eebrala sic bardzo maia liczba Kanto
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-04

'szyngtonie zajmowal sic detnobi-
llzacya bylych zolnierzy polskich
W Camp Dix, gdzie Hallerczycy
o~trzymywali bilety kolejowe dc
swych miejsc przeznaczenia, pc
$500 gotowki "a pozniej kom-'
pletne ubranie cywilne i po $500
gotowki), a Komitetom Obywa-
telskim zlecono obowiazek zaje,
cia sic ugoszczeniem Hallerczy-
kow, udzielaniem i'm innej doraz-
hej pomocy potrzebujacym. W
naglej ~potrzebie dostarczai wy
jatkowo Wydzial Narodowy Cd
powiednich srodkow finanso-
wych ~niektorym Komitetom, ME
posiadajacym i ME mogacymN wy
starac sic o gotowke ma ten eel.
Skoro ma poinocno,- zachodnieJ
stronie miasta Chicago ME bylo
takiego Komitetu Obywatelskie-
go do zaopiekowania sic zdemo-
bilizowanymi Hallerczykami, co
dawaio powod do licznych a slu-
sznych skarg i utyskiwah, zawia-
zai sic specyalny W tym celu Ko-
mitet Pomocy, ktdrepu tez Wy
dial Narodowy zaproponowal
przyjecie ma sic calej tel roboty,
a vice ugaszczania przyjezdzaja-
cych zo{nierzy, rozdzielania zapo-
mog w wypadkach istotnej po-
trzeby itp. wedle uznania Komi-
tetu. Tytulem pierwszej zaliczki,
wypiacit Wydzias Narodowy $500
Komitetowi, proponujac mu dali
sze zasilki pieniezne w miare po-
trzeb, ma podstawie kosztorysu
wydatk6w, jaki Komitet mial
przedstawiG Wydziaiowi.
Odbi6r kwoty $500 cd Wydzia
III kwituje Komitet w SVEN
sprawozdaniu, lecz kosztorysu
(celem otrzymania dalszych "a
silkow pienieznych wcale Wy
dziafowi ME nadesAal, choc pono-
wnie byl o to proszony.
Jezeli wiec 'Komitet Pomocy
widziai sic Yzmuszonym odma,
WAC doraznej pomocy ostatnim
transportom" i jezeli ma nieza-
placone rachunki ma $4,000, to
stale sic tax wyiacznie Z tel PREY
czyny, IL Komitet Pomocy, ME
pragnac wspolpracowac z Wy
dzia{em Narodowym, ME uznal
"a stosowne zglosit sic do Wy
dzialu O zaofiarowane mt zalicz,
hi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-04
.NOTATM OSOREIE.

iona adwokata Schwaby, Fam. p,
mr.. 2917 N. Central Park ave.. po,
wr6cila W tych dniach z wakacyi re
Stevens Point, Wis, gdzie bawi}a
szese tysodni u rodzic6w PIP. Ku-
charskich.
q .
Panstwo Stanisiaw 1 Maryanns
SChwalisz, przeprowadzili sic do no
wei swell rezydencyi pnr. 1921 Cor
tez III.
W domu pant Petroneli Kruszyh'
skiej. pnr. 1907 N. Ashland ave. ma
niespodziance zwanej Linen Sho,
wer" obecne byiy pani Kulikowska
pani Abraham I PAM Malczyhska
Bawiono sic wesoio do potnej 60
dEiny.
. q
Onegdaj " domu panny EltbietJ
Boranek. Tam. pnr. 1922 Holt III
odbyla sic nIespodEianka ,.Miscella'
neous shower. ktors urZadZiiy
prEyjsei6lki panny Baronek; vstv
puJe ona W swiszek maltehsh I pa
nsm Janem sIymkowiAkism. slui
len dbedIie sic dnia 1890 b. m. v
kosciele p. ". sw. stanisiawa Ko'
sikh. o godEinie Sci rano.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-04

wian 1 to tych, kt6rzy iuz pc kilka
bond6w zakupili, tednakowoz spree
dano ich "a $500, a,niektorzyN prey
rzekli ~jeszcze zgiosic sic pozniej. Mo-
wy to przeplatane byiy muzyks
skaut6w oddzialu Sgo z T~rojcowa. o.
raz wystepem skaut6w z Kaptowa,
ktorych kilkakrctnie oklaskiwano.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-04
Z Biura Meteaologenege

Wseh6d slOfca o godziue $50.
zaeh6d slOhea o godzinie 6:27.
PogOda W Chicago ! Gkoaiey: Pogo
auie " p~oniedzialek i we wtorek. Ia
godna temperature trivia dalet Umlar-
kcwauy zachodni wiatr.
&
Temperasura Dolby m~iniouej; NAB
.xssxa wcrerai o godrinie s-giej pe-
,sludniu. "A stopni. n~ajniksrs o godzi-
1ie Sci rzno, 81 stspnl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-04

mia D. T. " lokalu PREY Augusta l
Milwaukee ave.
w domu pnr. 2S4-N. Elizabeth III.
zmarl wczoraj Julian Krypec, wsku-
tex ran odniestcnych W wypadku
automobilowym pred paru dntami'
q q
w parku Pulaskiego PREY Noble
Blackhawk III. Cd zeszlego wtorku
odbywa sic kurs nauki szyeia | kro-
ju dla pan 1 panienek. Nauka ola
pan odbywa sic cd. gedSiny 2ej do
4ei p~opoludniu, a ola dziewczat cd
4ei do Sci wieczorem. Lekcye udzie-
lane So zupeinie bezplatnie.
Is 4 q
Prey zbiegu ulic Chicago ave.
KedzA wydarzyi sic wypadek, ktore-
go ofiara padl 4o-letni J6zef Kan
dziak, Fam. pnr. 1857 N. Spaulding
ave. Przechodzac z jednej ma druga
strone ulicy uajechany zostai przez
AUTOMOBILE, kt6rego szofer przyspie-
szyi pedu l zniki z widowni. Polka
leczonego przewieziono do sspitala
powiatowego, gdzie sic znajduie "
stanie krytycznym.
q = q
Onegdaj W saddle policyjnym PREY
w. Chicago ave. skazany zostai Fran
ciszek Wa, Fam. pnr. 324 N. Racins
ave. ma $40 kary I pcniesienis ko-
szt6w sadowych "a p~rzekroczenie
prawa prohibicyinego. Policya ma
lazla W domu tego znaczna Hose
w6dki I rodzynkow.
Sp6lka NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. !
Kasa O~szczedncsci i'm. sw. Jacka ma
dzisiaj wieczorem rocEne posied0e-
ME W swoim lokalu, ma ktorem odbe-
die sic wyb6r urzednikow 1 dyrek-
cyl. Powyisza sp6ika jest najstarszs
Isp6Yka egzystujacs ma Jackowie.
. .
Tramwaj linii W. Chicago ave. "
poblizu Franklin III. twczoraj maize
ehai i cIe4ko pokaleczyl csternasto-
letniego Franciszka Kolczyka, zam
pnr. S33 Franklin nj. Przewiezione
20 do sspitala powiatowego, gdzie
sic znajduie pod opieka lekarska.
q + q
Komitet obrony Slaska Zabiera
sic energicznie do piracy re wzgledu
ma krotkf GAS jaki pozostaje. Jak
wiadomo plebiscyt odbedzie sic wcze-
sniej nia sic tego s~podziewano. Ma
zebqaniu czlonkow komitetu uchwa-
lono urzadzit poiow ma przechcdniow
w~yznaczye kolektor6w W polskich
dslelnicach, kt6rzy zbierat beda
sk{adki ma plebiscyt IA Slasku:
q + q
W piatek dnia 1go b. m. zasna'
ma wieki s. p. Marceli G6ralski, je-
den z wychowank6w kantowskich, pc
kr6tkiej + ciezkiej ~chorobie,, przezy'
wszy lat So. Pogrzeb odbedzie sic W
srode, dnia ego paAdzlernika b. r.
domu aaloby phr. I'll Keith I'll. do
ko&ciola p. W. sw. Jana Kantego'
stamtad ma cmentarz sw. Wojciecha
Zmarly byl diugoletnim cSionkien
Tow. MIodzie3y i'm. sw. stanissaWa
Knstki No. 942 y. p. r. X.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-04
W Sprawie Przyjee Ola
P~owracajacych do Chi
cago Halerczykow.
(Komunikat biura prasowo : in
formacyjnego Wydz. Mar. Poly

Chicagoski Komitet Pomocy
powracajacym Halerczykom oglo-
sill pred tygodniem swe .kom--
pletne sprawozdanie", do ktore--
go jednakze zakradiy sic pewne
niedokladnosci wymagajace spro-
stowania.
Otto miedzy innemi utrzymuje
tenze Komitet, jakoby upierwsze
ptzyjecia i obiady pokryl Zwia-
EEK Polek re swej kasy." w RE
czywistoSci rzecz miaia sic ina
czej, poniewal Ia pierwsze PREY
jecie i obiady ola Hallerczykow
w Chicago zapiacii Wydziaf Ma
rodowy Polski w sumie $469.85
wedle nastepujacego rachunku,
nadesianego, przez Jozefa Lenar-
da, wiaSciciela restaruacyi YER
dun,- rog Milwaukee i Haddon
ave-:
"a kwietnia 1920 - 400 nakryc
W sail Zjednoczenia $4,000
% kwietnia 1920 - sniada-
MIA ola 81 zoinierzy, uda-
jacych sic w dalsze strony 1880
"a Sniadania, obiady i kola->
eye dla bezdomnych we
teranow Cd 25 kwietnia do .
2 maja 157,05
-
Razem $469.s5
Sprawozdanie komitetu igno-
rule ten fakt.
Dalej znajdujemy W sprawl
zdaniu Komitetu taxi ustep cha
rakterystyczny:
,Ostatnim transporter Komi-
tet byi ~zmuszony odmawiac da-
wanna doraznej pomocy, a to re
wzgledu ma brak gotowk9'
przemilcza sic tutai innv fakt,
O wiele donioSlejszy Cd wyraza-
MIA przcz komitet komu innemu
uznania "a to, co zrobil Wydzial
Narodowy. Me mowi sic tn mia
nowicie mic 0 tenn, re komitet
ten miai do dyspozycyi swej -
ia dawanie doraznei Pomocy
Hallerczykom i ma przyjecia ola
mich - fundusze Wydzialu Ma
rodowego, lecz re z tego kredytu
ME chcial korzystac!... Wolal
widocznie komitet ola braku 60
towki odmawia6 doraznej pomo-
cy ostatnim transportom Halter
czykow...
Dlaczegof Mech to osadzi OPT
mia publiczna.
Dla w~yjaSnienia stwierdzic ma
ley, re miedzy Wydziaiem Ma
rodowym a Komitetem Pomocy
powracajacym Halerczykom sta
neia ugoda "a inicyatywa Wy
dziaiu Narodowego - ktorej &C.
lem byfo dostarczenie komiteto-
wi Srodkow finansowych ma po-
moe doraina ola Hallerczykow
ma poinocno = zachodniej stronie
miasta Chicago, gdzie wiaSnie
zabrakio do tel piracy Komitetu
Obywatelskiego. Jak wiadomo,
Komitety Obywatelskie stanely
niemal wszsdzie do wspoipracy z
Wydziaiem PREY niesieniu pomo-
ey demobilizowanym Hallerczy--
kom. Wydziai Narodowy wra z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-04
KALENDARZYK.

pziS p~oniedziAlek, +gO pazdziexni-
IA: Sw. Frsnsiszka SeraL.
Jutro. wtorek. S paSdzierniEo: Sw'
pineyda MecZennika-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-04

! pspk BudownieEO- POfye1kowy ,,
-Mnwaukss ave. Building and
Assn. " przyszly ezwartei
.,w,.ra ina serge do ktorej zapi
.v-w.e ale motna do dnia igo styez'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-04

DHIewiecioletnia Anna BrodWa,
samieszkaia z rodEicami pnr. 1910
W. 18th pl. padia onegdaj ofiars
wypadku automobilowego, gdy po-
wracala re szkoly. Gdy przechodzfla
n ulice. z tyiu tramwaju wpadia
pod kola ciezarowego automobile ma
Iezacego do firmy Wal Blatz Brew
ing Co." wypadek mial mietsce
prey 1sej III.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-04

Ia przekroczenie prawa prohioi-
cyjnego, policya z Kensinston sta
cyl p~olieyinej aresztowala Andrzeja
Byera, Polaka, zam. pnr. 1891 Mi
chigan ave. Stawiony pred obliczem
sedziego Hayes. skazany zcstal NJ
zap3acenie SO grzywny i p~oniesienis
koszt6w ssdowych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-04

Sp6lka Budowniczo-P ozyczkowa !
Kasa oszcsedncsci i'm. sw. Jacka ma
dzisiaj wieczorem rocEne posied0e-
ME W swoim lokalu, ma ktorem odbe-
die sic wyb6r urzednikow / dyrek-
cyl. Powyisza sp6lka jest najstarszs
.sp6Yka egzystujaca ma Jackowie.
The Washington times., 1920-09-26
LEAPS FORTY FEET TO
DEATH FROM HOSPITAL
Women Faint AZ Frank Barr, Of
Cherrydale, Va, Jumps From
G., u, Institution.

Apparently suffering for a delusion.
Frank Barr. Of Cherydale, Va, made
his way from his cot at the George
town Hospital. where he was pa
tient. and jumped from the window OF
the room, a distance of about forty
feet to the ground, dying at 1:3U
o'clock this morning from injuries re-
ceived.
Several women, who had been
downtown to theaters and who wit
messed his leap through space. tainted.
They were treated at the hospital
Barr was taken to Georgetown sew
eral days ago for mental observation.
according to officials at the hospital.
He was confined in a privat Groom on
the third floor, overlooking Thirty
NTH street.
After the fall, he was rushed inside
the hospital and treated by DR.. J. H.
Walton.
The Washington times., 1920-09-26
FOURTEEN
That's How Many Bucks
World League Associa-
tion Has Collected.
ONE DOLLAR A POINT.
Welcome Senate Probe of
Plan for Expensive Soap
Box Campaign.
ONE DOLLAR A POINT.

Members of the League of Ma
tions Association are viewing with
good -natured humor what they say
is a well-founded rumor that they
will be investigated by the Senate
committee, now looking into the
financial situation of the Democratic
Presidential nominee.
They laughed when they heard
the rumor.
The reason they laughed, they
said. Is because they have exactly
sl4 in the treasury and they wonder
IL after all the committee will find
II worth while.
"we understand that there is a
rumor af1oat." said one member Of
the organization, that Barney
Bsruch is putting up for us. The
most emphatic denial we can make
is to say that there's not a word of
truth in it,"
The League of Nations Associa-
tion recently was organized with
headquarters in Washington to ex-
plain the League of Nations to In
terested voters throughout the Dis
trict of Columbia. Maryland and
Virginia.
Plans have been made for street
corner speeches in Washington and
automobile trips through Maryland
and Virginia.
While the League of Nations As
sociations has declared itself a nom
partisan organization in that II is
not soliciting votes for either party,
II does not, of course deny that II is
for the League and the candidate
who fosters the League.
The Washington times., 1920-09-26
II CAP|TAL|ANS
TO AID RED CROSS
Work of Roll Call Begins Armis-
tice Day With Nationally
Known Committee.

Eleven nationally prominent Dis
trict men and women have been ap-
pointed on the roll call committee Of
the American Red Cross, 1t was an
nounced today. The committee Will
begin a drive for new members on
Armistice Day. November IL. There
were ninety-one members of the Red
Cross on the roll call committee. All
of them took active part in Red Cross
affairs during the world war, and
since the peace time program OF the
organization was promulgated.
The District members of the COM
mittee are: Secretary OF War New
ton D. Baker. Surg. Gen. Hugh 8.
Cummings. Secretary of the Navy Jo-
sephus Daniels, Samuel Gompers-
president Of the American Federation
of Labor; John Temple Graves, Secre-
tary of Agriculture Edward T. Nero
dith, Secretary of Interior John Bar
tom Payne Gen. John j. PershinE
John Poole, Major Julia c. Stimson
and Joseph P. Tumulty, Secretary to
President Wilson
The Washington times., 1920-09-26
|CLA|MSPOWER
| TO REGA|NL|FE
D. C. Inventor Says Machine
viii Revive Drowned and
AsphWiated Persons.

Power TO restore life to a drowned
or ssphixiAted persons. even seventy
two hours amer the occurrence. In
one OF the attributes claimed for the
pneumator. an invention devised by
George AnstoD, Washing tonian-
The pneumator Will also prove OF
benefit to the living. its inventor as
serts.
In order that the pneumstor may
function properly. however. Anston
states that the body to be resuscitated
must be kept in an extra warm room
and covered with blankets"
Anston also says that his inven-
tion. IL properly used. will restore to
life those apparently dead from
heartfAilure and freezing. providing
the machine is used within seventy
two hours.
'If person takes ten minutss'
| daily exercises with the pneumstor II
| will put the lungs to work at full
capacity. according to the inventor.
"It will force the blood to complete
circulation, preventing II from stag
| mating.
use of this machine for several
days will make q person feel regener-
ated. II will supply all OF his organs
with fresh blood. thus enabling them
to perform their functions properly"
Use of the pneumator will also rid
the body Of germs. according to the
claims of the inventor.
The pneumator functions in this man
ner:
The two nozzles Of the pneumator
are inserted into the nostrils by an
| operator. A handle attached is used
to exhale and inhsle.
"The downward stroke of the pneu-
mator equals the inhaling of natural
breath and the upward stroke the ex-
lhaling of natural breath. By keep
| ing up these strokes steadily the
blood is kept in a continuous circu-
lation. while the heart acts as a pair
of check valves to insure one way
passage of blood through the circu-
latory system. The friction Of blood
during it's circulation produces the
heat Of life"
The Washington times., 1920-09-26
St. JOHNS WILL OFFER
ADVERTISING COURSE
New High School of Commerce
Will Have Practical Men
For Work,

An opportunity to study advertise
ing is being offered by ST Johns Col
lege new high school Of commerce
and finance. 1901 Massachusetts ave-
nue. northwest. Bro. Edward. presi-
dent OF the institution, announced to-
day.
The method OF launching advertis-
ing campaigns and various ways of
presentations Of goods are among the
several things to be taught in an ad-
vertising class to be organized Stu
dents In the class will have an ap-
portunity to do actual work along
these lines in business houses.
advertising has advanced to such
a stage that the board Of directors of
ST. Johns feels IL should be added
to the curriculum in the commercial
schools Of the country" said Bro.
Edward "For this reason we have
decided to take the lead and immedi-
ately begin the organization Of such
class, with trained advertising men as
teachers"
The Washington times., 1920-09-26
D. c. RED CROSS CHAPTER
TO TEACH HOME HYGIENE

The District OF Columbia Chapter
of the American Red Cross will begin
its winter instruction in home hygiene
and care OF the sick, at Mckinley
Manual Training School, October 4,
at 1:30 p. m, with Mrs. Mary Cox as
instructor.
Glasses in homo hygiene and care
OF the sick VIII be resumed at the
District OF Columbia Chapter House,
16 Jackson place northwest, on Sep
tember %, at 4:45 y. m. All those
who desire to register should apply to
Miss Inez l.. Cadeel. District OF Colum-
bia Chapter, American Red Cross.
The Washington times., 1920-09-26
DRY WORLD BUDGET
IN 1921 MAY BE
2 MILLIONS

Running into millions of dollars.
the cost Of agitation for world pro-
hibition for the coming twelve
months will be computed here this
week at an executive conference OF
the World League Against Alco-
holism.
One unofficial estimate today
placed the cost at $4,000, 900, but
the exact fgure will not be known
until budgets are presented to the
executive committee. DR.. Robert
Hercod, of Switzerland, said. The
budgets will be presented by the
fifteen national societies consti-
tutinfi the league. which societies
include the Anti-Saloon League and
it's AFFILIATED organization in France.
Italy, Switzerland, Norway ana
other European countries. The date
of the executive committee confer
ence will be announced tomorrow
by DR.. Hercod.
Prohibitionists Of the United
States will be asked to contribute
part of the cost of the world pro-
hibition movement because Europe
is "poor," according to Hercod.
Until prohibition is achieved In
Europe and all countries the United
State will have difficulty in strictly
enforcing it's prohibition laws said
Hercod.
Hercod is one Of nearly 100 dele
gates from all civilized countries
here attending the fifteenth inter
national congress against aico-
holism. The World League Against
Alcoholism includes most OF the so
cietties represented in the congress.