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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-06
Wyjatki z kOnstytucyi
MacierZy Polskiej,
Kt6re Wszyscy Z~apamietac
Sobie POWinni.

oznaka organizacyi W formie gu
xiczka do butonierki dla mezczyzn
a W formie broSzki ola niewtast,
przeznaczona do ~codzienhego nosze-
mia, oraz oznaka M wStazce do uzyt-
ku ma p~osiedzeniach | p~ubltcZnych
Tystepach kosztuje .$1.0O. d kszdy
nowowstepujacy must te dwte oznaki
nabyc przy wstepowaniu do Oddzia-
gu.
o I: .
Kazdy czionek / kazda Cz&onkini
musza posfadac kwitaryusz do zapi-
sywania opIat miesiecznych. Xvii
taryusz kosztuie 15 cent6w.
EgZaminacya Iekarska kosZtowac
bedzie lyle, lie Iekarz zazada / Csc
ola Lekarza Naczelnego "a przegla-
DAME aplikacyi.
Certyfikat ma poSmiertne ! kazda
lego zmiana i odnowienie kosztewac
bedzie so cent6w.
Czfonkami regularnymi NIGGA 20
STAG osOby plci meskiej Tub zen
skiej, wyznania. Observation-Disclosures
go, a narodowoSci polskiej lub po-
chodzenia polskiego, jakotez osoby
mel narodowoSci, kt6re mowia po
polsku / z Polakami zyta 1 sympa-
tyZuja.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-06

Zawsze byli n~asladowcy, we
wszystkich gafeziach sztuki, pre-
mysfu it'd, diva tysiace lat temu
tax samo jak dis. Lacihski poeta
Horacyusz w swych niesmiertel
nych .Epistolach", opablikowa--
nych IA 10 lat pred Chrystusem
gromil swych na$ladowcow siaw-
nemi Slowly ,Imitatores, servum
pecus (Wy naSladowcy, sluzebna
zgrajo)". Dobra poezya jest ma
Sladowana, dobre lekarstwa 50
naSladowane, lecz skutek zawsze
Jest ten sam: kazde naSladowni-
ctwo jest ubogie. Jezeli cheese
kupic dobre lekarstwo, musisz
kupiG original. Jezeli szukasz Ill
81 w zatwardzcniu, sfabym ape,
tycie, b6lu glowy, nerwowosci
t. d., musisz kupii oryginalnc
Trinera Gorzkie Vino. Nazwa
ia ME jest marnem brzmieniem
macy ona wiele lat nader ostroz,
nych badah, nieprzeliczonych
prob i uciazliwych doSwiadczeh
a skutek tego wszystkiego jest
to, co jest znane dis jake Tri,
nera Gorzkie Vino. zadaj Cd
swego aptekarza hub sprzedawa,
CA lekarstw zawsze original,
nych Trinera iekarstw! - Jo--
scph Triner Company, 1885
So. Ashland ave, Chicago III.
(Ogs.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-06
KORESPONDENCYA
REDAKCY

Oh. Wincenty Lipihsd Reserve
Mines, Cape Breton, N. s., Canada.
W sprawach, o kt6re pan zapytuje, ra-
dzfmy udae sic do g16wnego Komite-
tn Pozyczki Polskiej - Munsey
Bldg; Washington, d. c.
Oh. T. K, Chicago: Zabaw, UREA:
dzanych " soboty ME ~ogiaszamy.
PM L. p. Chicago: Prawo 'pocztowe
ME pozwala M ogiaszanie zadnych 10
sowa6. rozgrywek, loteryi i tip: wsku
TEX tego ME ogaaszamy teh t. Nv.
..bazarow" jesli W ich programme So
take rzeczy.
X. S. Chicago: Ma zapytanla bezi-
mlenne ME odpowiadamy; wszelkie a.
aonimy ida do kosza - o lie mozno-
Sci = ~nieczytane.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-06
z TEKi ,FILozoFA BEE TEKI."

Me szczy6 sic tenn, res zapaliia
zmysIy me4czyznie. Gdy ogieh spio'
ME, staniesz sic Ola niego szarym.
mic mic znaczacym popiolem.
Rozczarowania - So to why, W
kt6rych spoczywaja prochy naszych
marzeh.
WieIkosG miIosci poznaje sic pc
tenn, co czlowiek zdolny przyniest
jej " ofierze. <.
yajdrozej k~osztnie milosc, ktora
posiada maIa wartosc.
~,,SDczeseie Ito szefeg zaspoko-'
je6." Me ponieYaz nawet naiwieksz'
Hose zaspokojeh' ME pobryje wciaz
wciaz rodzacych sic Fotrzeb. gdyj
dusza czIowieka ~jestIzawsze wiecz'
rae gIodnyni gosciem - tedy upraw.
gnionego przez mas szczescie nisdS
zaznae ME mozemy. Z
M.St.Ea
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-06
Do KACIKA.
rNAUKA ME POSZhA W LAS".

Pisarz byl. PisaI modnie
Dose o MIN m6WiOno.
Naraz - sensacya! Pisarz
RozwOdzi sic z iona!
Pytaja = Zae0 - POGO?
Jaka w tenn przyczyna? :.
Ha, zoncia talk mu zyia
Jak - ksiag heroina....
JegO wiasnych ksiag modnych!
Co nasial, to zbiera!
PoSmiewisko, wytyh,
Rogi.... ct cetera-
2 tel bajeczki jest - sensu
Take liter kilka:
Otto: nosil wilk, nosil,
All - ponieSli wirka... -.
hak.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-06

Amer. Relief Adm" posiada
szereg eaiy skiadnic W kralach
Europy Centralnej - najbar-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-06
Slow Pare o Anne
rican Relief Admin
stration".
American Relief Administra-


ton" to organizacya ktorej =
wiscej nam znane, o wiele nam
olizsze imis brzmi - Herbert
Hoover. Hoover jest organizacyi
tel tworca i prezesem - on O.
pracowai jej plan, on sic MIA do
dzis zajmuje intensywnie on
ia nam najusiiniej poleca, jake
jeden re SrodGow najdorazniejsze
go niesienia pomocy naszym BIZ
skim W Ojczyznie. American
Relief Adm" to instytucya XII
zasilaniu zywnoscia - ku dostar
czaniu pomocy krajom i ludom
potrzebujacym iej - specyalnie
W produktach i arty6uiach zyw-
nosciowych; dla tego celu Her
bert Hoover, kt6ry tax mako
micie - talk pamietnie zasluzyi
sic W o~statniej fazic wielkiej
wojny - jake am~erykanski ad-
mmlistrator pomocy zywnoscio-
wei w krajach enIropejskich, u
twarzy4 tn - powrociwszy z Eu-
ropy, instytrcye zasiEkow zywno-
sciowych, opari ia ma pod
stawach niejako byEnesowych, a
WIGS dal jej szanse samo-utrzy--
mania sic i tenn utrwalii jej do
hroczynne wplywy, jej bAOgosla-
wions dzia,alnoSc ma diuzsza
czasu perspektywe. BY ME wy
czerpaG ofiarnosci tutejszei, i
TAX bardzo SLIME c~iagnionej re
wszystkich stron i koncow, zwla
SEGA, re juz sic tez podnosRy tn
glosy przeciwko pchaniu zapo--
mog do EuroPy, DO tych zapo--
nog trzebaby tam nieskolczenie
wiele, - gdy do tego podnoszono
kwestye ona i z tego jeszcze punk
I'll widzenia, re nam til samyn
ME przelewa sic, a wszystko ma
size siac do EuTopy, - Hoover
wpadf ma pomysi zorganizowania
akcyi zywnoSciowo = ratmko-
wei W ten spos6b; IL opari ia ma
transakcyi handlowej: ofiaruja--
cy kupuje tn, placi, a tam W
krajach europejskich wydaja to-
war tym, ktorych ofiarujacy tu-
'tejszy chce wesprzec. Urzadzano
kilka typ6w paoek, zawieraja-
Icych artykufy zywnoSciowe, IL
miejetnie dobrane - naJlepszej
iakoSci i wydatnoSci Pozywnej
towar jest absolutnie doby, Swie
zy, czysty; pakiety takie kosztu-
ia tylko lyle, re opiaci sic maj
ekonorniczniej obliczony koszt
owych artykusow i ich opakowa-
MIA ola organizacyi, ktora naby-
waiac wielkiemi ilosciami, mozc
kupowae tanio, ma czem oczywi-
seize zyskuje rowniez ten, co to-
war dostaje i ten, CO IAN hi placi.
Pc zakupieniu tn odPowiedniego
przekazu zywnosciowego - wy
syiaja do Europy do odnoSnego
punktu sAadowego zawiadomie-
lrie, IL takiemu - a takiemu a
dresatowi nalezy wydat TAXI, czy
innv pasiet "a odpowiedniem
zgioszeniem. Manipulacya mic
zmiernie prosta i tatwa - dlate-
60 praktyczna, a ma jeszcze i to
dobrcgo. IL Jest sbsolutnie pew
ia ! moi1iwie nsyszybsza; zadne
przesyski prywatne ME NIGGA
kompetewac z'tyrn sposooem.
Tyiace pakiet6w naszych pre-
syiek mole do dis ies1cze lea
gdzies 20 doksch i nnagazynsch'
gdy Cd miesiaey szeregu misty
tucya Hoovera - wydaJe W
Potsce swe pakiety zywnoscio-
we, nieskonczenie wiele czyniac
do6rego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-06

Z catym naciskiem - jak MAJ
wiekszym - pragniemy zwr6cit
uwage Rodak6w ma Amer. Re-
lief Adm" Hoovera, ably polecic
instytucye te wszystkim, ktorzy
pragna wspierac W Ojczyznie
k~rewnych i z~najomych, poniewaz
dis juz jest wiadomo z Gala pew
noScia, re instytucya ia dobrego
czyni ogromnie wiele, nedto zaS
re wszystkich KRAKOW, w ktorych
'dzia}a, najwiecej zrobi'a w Pol
see i ola Polsk. Vice chotby z
tego samego wzgledu tylko,
Wilma ona zyskac poparcie nasze
i sympatye niepodzielna, ME
qowtarzajac juz tego, coSmy. wy
zej powiedzieli 0 zaietach je.
furkcyonowania, uproszczoncgo
a wydatneap, sprawnego, daja
cego szybka Pomoc i najbar,
dziej wartosciowa. Onegdaj W
mieScie naszem odby5o SIG ze-
branie obywatelskie, majace ma
celu zblizenie do rodakow ma,
szych tel instytucyi znakomitej
by pozyskaG tn ola niej ich "a
interesowanie i.pomoc, by tenn Sd
mem dac jej szatrse - ten wy,
datniejsze jeszcze sh1zenia naszeI
Ojczyznie, by tenn wiecej dobre'
60 mogia dla niej zrobit. Wobel
tego, re w Polsce zapotrzebowa,
ME pomocy jest wciaz ~jeszcze
bardzo wietkie i ciezkie, re tam
,po ostatnim najezdzie 'bolszewl'
dkim wschodnia GAIA poi krajr
zniszczona zostaia, - najgere.
eel zacheeamy wszysthchc dc
niesienia wydatnej pomocy W ~
wnosci rodakom w Kraju, a ME
zawodnie spos6b naiwydatniej-
szy - najlepszy TO przekazy
zywnosciowe AMERICAN RE
LIEF ADMINISTRATION"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-06

Mesku spodr!e biefzn, silva. Eiuta pol w'nians ~
ME W. .ystkie ~wielko$ci, wac:, IL ma tel wy7. -. = .1.Lf
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-06

tuIlkOWa HE JEST ldklyCZHlc
pchaniem zywnoSci do KRAKOW
wzmiankowanych - jak to tn
niechetnie krytyRowac poczyna-
no; jest to tylko danic szansy
ratunku pred Smiercia g4odowa,
o lie wlaSnie danego kraju i lu-
du przynalezni chca sic 0 to TIL
starac: jeSli cfpca - niechajze til
l1upia przekazy zywnoSciowe,
poSlq je krewnym / znajomym, a
Ct tam otrzymajq zywnoSt po-
trzebn2 - bez straty zadncj Ola
Ameryki, ktora "a koszt - zwr6
cony jej przez kupowanie pre-
kazow - mole zn6w tenn wiecej
dobrego czynic w obranej die
dzinie, kupujqc dalsze zapasy i
przydajqc move artyku}y spozy--
wcze. Przekazy kupowac tu mo-
ina 20 bankach - po Genie
$1,000 i $4,000; pakiety odnoSne
zawierajq: make. slonine, mleko,
olej, smalec, cukier, kakao i kon-
serwy miesne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-06
Z Text R~edakcyjnej.

dziej potrzeba zywnosci dotknie-
tych; sa to: Polska z Litwa,
Czecho-Siawia, Wegry, Austrya
/ Niemcy; skladnice glowne znaj
duja sic ma Polske W Warsza-
vie (Praga, III. Kolejowa |. l-2),
IA Czecho-Slawie - w Pradze,
ma Wegry W Budapeszcie, ma
Austrye - we Wiedniu, ma
Niemcy - w Hamburger; procz
tych STACEY giownych So jeszczc
substancye, skiady filialne: DIVA
W Niemczech, w Berlinie i Frank
iurcie mad Menem, piet w Cze-
che : Siawii: w Ostrawie, Ber--
ME, Bratyslawie, Kosicach i Nun
kaczu, w Austryi ma Wegrzech
niema zadnych substacyi, a W
Polsce jest sklad6w filialnych az
dziesiee, mianowicie: W Gdan-
sku, Krakowie, Lwowic, Sosno'
wou, Cheimie, kodzi, BrzeSciu
Litewslim, BialymstoaTu, MitIsku
; Whine.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-17
-four LOCAL AUTOES
/ SNOWBOuND IN NORTH

Burton Roberts, manager of the
Richmond Buick Company, IS
much perturbed over prospects OF
getting four Buick cars, for which
he has orders. He engaged a
chauffeur from Morinca, Mich,
to go to the factory at Flint,
Michigan, and drive them that far
and arranged that he himself
would go to Morinca and get
them and drive them on to Rich
mond. The cars got to Morinca
but no farther. A wire from his
driver notified him not to go af-
ter them as they were snow
bound there, the roads being sc
heavily covered with snow that II
would prove an impossible task to
get them through at present. Mr..
Roberts has notified the man to
have the cars properly housed at
Morinca. He will await better
weather before attempting to get
them through to Richmond.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-17
TRUCK TOURISTS
come THIS WAY


The Central Kentucky Motor Truck
Dealers Association, at a meeting in
its Lexington Offices Thurs
day night, decided ca a four-day tour
of Central Kentucky counties with a
fleet OF tracks, beginning Monday,
Feb. IS, visiting Nicholasville, Frank
fort, Lawrenceburg, Salvisa, Ha2rods-
burg, Danville, Stanford, Lancaster,
Paint Lick, Richmond, Winchester.
Mt. Sterling, Shalpsburg, Carlisle.
Millersburg, Cynthiana, Paris and
Georgetown in the order named. The
plan is to have talks in each towns
visited by members Of the Truck
Association. Details are in the hands
Of a committee composed of J. 7.
Pride, T. E. Kitterell and G. B..
Shelly. This committee is el1deav-
oring TO have the Goodyear pilot car,
which made the trip from coast to
coast in 1919, to head the fleet.
It's far cry from the motor truck
OF. today to the first models at the
start pf the industry. r
Motors have been specially built
for trucks, where formerly they were
only developments of passenger car
motors with few changes. s.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-17
SPLENDID NEW GARAGE
NEARLY complete:
Local Fir1s'c New Home A Beau-
ty Ard Opening To Be Event
Ia Auto Circle:

The Richmond Motor Ccmpany's
new home On West Main, next to the
postofice is rapidly nearing compile
ton. A few cars are stored in the big
upstairs storage department now.
This is going to be one of the hand
somhst, if not the handsomcst, garage
OF any country town in Kentucky.
Automobile men come here from ali
over the state to see it and obtain
IDEAS for other garages, that are
planned to be built in their home
towns. The opening of the new cs-
tahlisment will mark quite an epoch
in local motoring circle. Due an
nouncement will be made when it will
be ready for business.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-17
Chambers and NEW
PAIGE VERY POPULAR

Manager Cecil Simmons of the
Luxon Garage is expecting a car load
of Paige cars and carload of Chan
dlers in early next week. He has had
a big demand for these two very
popular makes. Two Chandler sport
cars were sold the past week. Mr..
Terry S. Hagan got one and Dr.. T.
y. Turley the other. The new Chan
dlers are attracting much attention
everywhere, and their owners are
loud in their praises Of them. Mr..
Simmons, also, sold acouple of the
new model Paige, which is known
in it's advertising as "the most beau
tiful car in America" These were
five-passenger touring cars. One will
go to NJ. Wides and the other to
George Goodlce.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-17
Spears TurIey To Sell Grant

Spears Turley has taken the
agency for the Grant car, one OF
which he received recently, and
is planning to do some effective
advertising of his machine. Mr..
Hurley is mighty sweet on his
new car and is going to have
some interesting information for
those who want a nifty little ma
chine priced right.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-17

The county road engineer Of Mont
gonery county is advertising that big
trucks hauling tobacco the Lexing-
ton are seriously damaging the Mont
gomery county pixies. He asks any-
one Catching" a truck so doing, in
form him that punishment may fol-
low.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-17

They sold Chevrolet this week
to Mr.. Simpson Rogers, who is great
ly pleased with it's nifty appearance
and the wonderful power it shows. The
New Dixie Auto Company has put a
lot Of enthusiasm into the local
agency forthese cars and its businS
is increasing constantly.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-17
SIMPSON LIKES
LIKES CHEVROLET

The ever-popular Chevrolet tour
ing car is hard to keep in stock, ac-
cording to officers of the New Dixie
Auto Company, who handle this
popular car and also the Studebaker.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-17

Today trucks are built of the best
possible material obtainable on the
American market. Stecls have been
developed especially for trucks, SO
that lightness and strength are cen
bined
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-17

songs and symphonies, and IS an or
chestral conductor, died of apopolexy
ct a supper oance there.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-17

Chicago, January 17-Reginald De
Koven, famed as the composer of
"Robin Hood" and other operas,
Middletown transcript., 1920-05-08
Traction Ordinance

BE it enacted by the BOARD OF
TOWN COMMISSIONERS of the town
Of Middietown, Delaware, May 9Th,
1920, that Special Street Ordinance be
enacted, the same to be in force on and
after May 9Th, 1920, as follows, to-wit:
l. No person shall drive any trac-
ton engine or tractor upon any part Of
Main Street between Catherine and
Scott streets; or upon any part of Broad
Street between Cochran and Lake
Streets.
2. No person shall drive any traction
engine or tractor upon any part of
Main Street, east of Catherine Street.
or west of Scott Street, or upon anv
part of Broad Street north Of Lock-
wood Street or south of Cochran Street
without removing the cleates, spikes or
projections from the wheels Of the
same, or making other suitable pro-
visions in order to prevent the said
cleates, spikes, or projections from
coming in contact with the surface Of
the streets.
Any person or persons violating any
Of the foregoing Ordinance. shall, upon
conviction thereof before the ALDER
MAN or JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
be subject to q fine of not less than
One Dollar ($1.0O nor more than Ten
Dollars ($1O. COY for each offense.
By Order of the
COMMITS SIONERS OF THE TOWN
OF MIDDLETOWN
WALTER s. LETHERBURY, President.
WILLIAM N. Don ovAN, Secretary.
Middletown transcript., 1920-05-08

bstter whsn l ko homo =
Her feelings and faith w6fe Ii sym
'pathy with the Poet who wrote:
'sWhsn l 60 home, it win be evening,
And / shall hear my own dear people
And see tie lighted rooms. and take my
place
As one Of them, in that sweet time Of
grace.
When 60 home shall be very tired
OF struggling for the things that de-
sired;
But shall be content to end my quest
Gaining the best things, peace, and
love, and rest.
When I 60 home / shall be travel
stained,
For winds have beaten me, and storms
have rained
And earth has chung to me by vale and
But they will take me in, and love me
still.
when 60 home-oh, will it not be
70 be restored. accepted, loved, for
given?
Sorrow and signing are for those who
roam;
l shall have found my bliss when l 60
home T.
Our sympathy and Christian regard
are extended to-day to the surviving
loved ones. May the blessing Of
mothers God be with them in this time
Of sorrowful separation.
Middletown transcript., 1920-05-08
WARWICK

Mr.. Charles Cole, Of Wilmington,
spent the weekend with his family.
Mrs. Charles Stearns, Jr., entertained
the Oh ristizn Endeavor on Fridry even
ing.
Miss Ella Cochran is spending q few
days with her parents MI. and Mrs. j.
Cochran.
Miss Ruth Merritt, Of Fair View. is
visiting her grandparents Mr.. and Mrs.
r. B. Merritt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Padlev were
Sunday guests of her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. J. H. Garner.
Mrs. Dee Cannon, Of Philadelphia, is
spending sometime with her mother
Mrs. Mary Lofand.
Miss Eula Why ard, of Delaware City.
spent the weekend with her mother
Mrs. Verena Vineyard.
Mr.. Hazel Price, Of Wilmington.
spent the weekend with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. H. Price.
Sunday School Sunday at $50 "A. M:
preaching 1890 A. M; Christian En-
deavor 7.3O P. NJ. Everybody welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy johnson and daugh-
ter Sara Jane, Of Chesapeake City,
were Sunday guests Of her mother Mrs.
Verena Vineyard.
Middletown transcript., 1920-05-08
EXECUTORS SALE
Real Estate!

By virtue Of an order of the Orphans
Court of the State of Delaware, in and
for New Castle County, will be exposed
to sale at Public Auction or Vendue,
ON MONDAY, NAY 18th, 1920
at 9 80 o'clock. A. NJ.
at the County Court House, Whining
ton, Delaware, the following described
Real Estate, late of Emily A. Roberts,
deceased, to wit:
Lot on Main Street, Middletown.
Delaware, near the Railroad. having
front on Main Street of forty feet and
q depth of one hundred and fifty feet,
and having two story frame dwelling
erected thereon.
For full description and terms of sale,
see large bills posted or address the un-
dersigned.
GEO L. TOWNSEND, JR., Executor.
Ford Kldg.. Wilmington, Del.
Attest: Norman P Crouch, Clerk 0. c.,
Wilmington, Del, April 18th, 1920.
Middletown transcript., 1920-05-08
ODESSA

Mrs. James Reynolds, of FELTON,, Wis
tied Mrs. H. Morris last week.
Miss Elizabeth Wilson, of Camden
N. J., is visiting her parents here.
Mrs. Charles Duhamel and daughte,
are visiting relatives in Chester, Pa.
Miss McIlvain, Of near PHILADELPHIA,
is the guest Of Miss A. N. Spluance.
Mr.. Norman T. Wright, of Whining
ton, spent Sunday with his family here.
Mr.. Fred Plummer and wife, Of Viii
mington, were guests Of his parents re-
Gently.
Miss Margaret Landon, Of New York
City. has been visiting Miss Frances
Watkins.
Mr.. Howard Morris and son Karl,
were visitors to Chester, Pa, and Phila-
delphia last week.
DR.. John Einans, of Philadelphia.
was q guest at the home Of Mr.. j. w.
Watkins on Sunday.
Mary T. Webb has returned home
from the Delaware Hospital, Whining
ton, much improved in health.
Mothers Day will be observed in St.
Paul's NJ. E. Church Sunday with ap-
propriate exercises. Every body well
come.
Mr.. Leland Pleasanton, living near
town. met with an accident recently,
having three fingers partly cut off by
circular saw.
Election Of officers was held at the
Odessa Club on Monday afternoon,
which met at the home of Mrs. Lee
Sparks. The following officers were
elected: President, Miss Frances Will
liams; LIST yice-president, Mrs. Frank
Davis; I'd vice-president, Miss May C.
Enos; secretary, Mrs. J. H. Enos;
treasurer, Mrs. NJ. r. Davis.
Middletown transcript., 1920-05-08
Building Ordinance

Be it enacted by the BOARD OF
TOWN COMMISSIONERS of the Town
Of Middletown, Delaware, May 9Th,
1920, that Special Sidewalk Ordinance
be enacted, the same to be in force on
and after May 5th, 1920. to-wit:.
No person shall erect any sign, shed,
porch, bay window or other structure
overhanging any public street or alley
without first obtaining the written per-
mission of the Board of Town Commits
sioners at regularly constituted meet
ing of the said board.
Any person or persons violating any
Of the foregoing Ordinance, shall, upon
conviction thereof before the ALDER
MAN or JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
be subject to a fine of not less than
One Dollar ($1.0O) nor more than Ten
Dollars $4,000 for each offense.
By Order of the
COMMISSIONERS OF THE TOWN
OF MIDDLETOWN
WALTER s. LETHERBURY. President.
WILLIAM N. DONOVAN, Secretary.
Middletown transcript., 1920-05-08

Plans have been completed and June
to 3 selected for the Chautauqua in
Rising Sun, Md.
Work has begun Oh the building Of a
theatre for Georgetown BY E. G. Ryon.
It will cost about $50, 600.
The fair and bazaar held at Havre de
Grace under the auspices of the volun-
teer ire company Melted nearly $500.
The total assessment value Of Will
mington properties for this wear. less
revisions, will be 500, 00O, 600, it is esti-
mated.
With Milton Hawkins. formerly Of
New York. as editor, the Lewes Journal
q weekly paper. issued its first number
this week.
w. 7. Boyce, Federal prohibition Off
Ger for Delaware, denied Monday that
booze was being sold in Wilmington to
any extent.
Ninety one suits for divorce were on
the calendar for the May term Of Su-
perior Court, which opened in Whining
ton Monday.
The fortieth annual encampment Of
the G. A. R., Department of Delaware.
was held in Irish-American Hall, Viii
mington, Thursday.
The Milford High School Alumni As
sociation held q bake" last Saturday
to raise funds to send some WORTHY
students through college.
Denial that smallpox cases discovered
in Philadelphia can be traced to Sussex
county, Delaware, was made BY State
Health Commissioner Wells at Will
mington.
Although asparagus is selling at so
cents a bunch, many farmers around
Bridgeville have contracted for their
entire output at 81 a dozen punches
throughout the season.
With an appointment to West Point
open with mental examination waived
and only school certificate required.
Congressman c. R. Layton, of George
town, is having difficulty in finding a
candidate for the place.
Middletown transcript., 1920-05-08
Paid Locals

We pay the HIGHEST CASH PRICE
for WHEAT and CORN on order, loaded
on rail and water at ANY POINT.
Phone 5 and Al.
JESSE L. SHEPHERD.
FOR SALE-Eggs from pure bred
Barred Rocks, $1.50 per setting of Is
eggs. III. L. Packard,
Odessa, Del.
I now have a large assortment OF
mating. Also mating. wool and fibre,
rag, administer, crex and brussels rugs,
size 18x36 inches to 12x15 feet.
WILLIAM ]. WILSON.
LOST-A railroad pass bearing the
name Of Nrs. John Dodo. Return to
RECTOR OF ST. ANNE's CHURCH,
Middletown, Del.