davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-16
Z Daaialnosci Gre
zwyczajkii" ma Ukraine.
(Korespondencya Pulk. Henry
J. Reilly do Chic. Tribune.")

We wszystkich miastach ma u
krainie, znajdujacych sic pod RIA
damn bolszewikow istnialy mad
zwyczaJne t~rybunaiy sadowe, t
wv. ,,czrezwyczajki". w niekto-
rych wypadkach TRIBUNAL taxi
naznaczaI soviet moskiewski, W
innych zaS wypadkach centralny
soviet W Kijowie.
YLiczba czionkow ,czrezwy-
czajki" dochodziia do stu. Jezeli
" jakimS okregu zachodzila .po-
trzeba takiego trybunalu. trybu--
nal TAXI natychmiast organizowa-
no, zapewniajac mu jednoczeSnie
podtrzymanie re strony czerwonej
gwardyi.
Kazda ,,czrezwyczajka" pelnila
funkcye policyjne sadowe, albo-
WIEN przySugiwaio jej prawo a
resztowania, sadzenia i wykony-
wanna wyrokow. Osoby areszto--
wane by}y trzymane w tym sa-
mym budynku, w ktorym miesci}a
sic nczrezwyczajka", ktora w tym
celu starala sic zajac jak najwie-
ksze domy.
aCzrezwyczajka" w zytomierzu
zajmowala dom banku oraz byfa
rezydencye wielkiego ksiecia Mi
koiaja Mikolajewicza. Pokoje pre-
znaczone ma cele byy poprzepel-
nane wiezniami bez roznicy plci.
Urzadzen sanitarnych ME byio
zadnych. Me byto rowniez }ozek
j poScieli. Wiezniowie byli zmu-
szeni jeSG 20 kilka os6b Z jednej
miski, pomimo faktu, re niektorzy
z mich byli zarazliwie chorzy. Cele
W czasie zimy.nie by4y wcale pre-
wietrzane, ami 'tez opalane.
Dla przykfadu podamy spis po-
traw, kt6remi kijowska ,,czrezwy-
czajka" karmiia swych wiezni0w:
Ma Sniadanie goraca woda; nd
obiad, wodzianka i kawaiek car
nego chleba; o Sci Pc poiudniu,
kubek goracej'wody i ma kolacye
znow goraca woda. Rosyjski Ger
wony Krzyz irodziny wiezniow
przysyaly jedzenie, lecz, niestety,
~iezniowie nigdy go ME otrzymy-
wall. Smierc byla zwyklym wy
rokiem, jaki ,,czrezwyczajka" wy
dawala. Przesluchiwano zwykle
tylko takich Swiadhow, ktorzy
s~wiadczyli Przeciwko oskarzone-
mu, czasami jednak. sprawy Cd
bywafy sic zupeinie bez Swiad-
k6w.
Prawo i prawnicy zostalo znie-
stone. Oskarzony musiai bronic
sic sam przeciwko oskarzeniom
,,czrezwyczajki" i wyrok prawie
zawsze zapadai ma niekorzySc O.
skarzonego. Pc stwierdzeniu pre-
stepstwa, przez sad ,yczrezwyczaj-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-16
Z Chaosu Rosy;skiego.
ME OLA A

NieszczeScia, ktore spadaja ma
narod, osiegaja skutek rozpalo-
ncgo zelaza, przyhozonego do "a
ny, zatrutej jadem: wypalaja O.
ne ciaio zarazone i zgniie i choc
pozornie czynia ia jeszcze bar
dziej rozjatrzona i g}eboka, niosq
jednak z SODA nadzieje wyzdro-
vienna.
w przeciagu stu pietdziesieciu
lat z CORA chory organizm Pol
ski przypiekany by} rozpalonem
zelazem - niewola.
Sto TieGdziesiat lat Polska
prezyla sic konwulsyjnie W bolu,
wytezafa Gala swa moe, zdobywa
la sic ma rozpaczliwe wysi}ki, bo-
haterskie porywy, najszalehsze o.
iiary; b}aga}a w pokorze, bluzni-
Ia w rozpaczy, opada}a znuzona
po daremnych probach wyrwa--
MIA re swej piersi piekacego re-
laza - niewoli. Lecz madra re-
ka Losu cierpliwie, bez jakich-
kolwiek oznak w]zruszenia, hub
w~sp6iczucia lila naszych cier-
pieh. przeprowadzala dzie}o oczy
szczania krwi ~naszej. mySli ma
szych i serca Cd miazmatow or
kladowych.
Obecnie diugi okres ozdrawia,
MIA ukohczy} sic i mozemy Srnia'
10 og1osit Swiatu, re ,,ze szkar,
Iatnych, staliSmy sic, jak snieg,
bieli". $3.50
Zreszta juz ME s}owami, lecz
czynem dajemy Swiadectwo praw
die. Siawa oreza polskiego. wy
probowanego juz pred wiekami
ma karkach Jungingien6w i Iva
now Groznych, znow zaczyna pro
mieniowac i otaczat aureola dunn
ma glove Oria Bia|ego.
SWAT dziwi sic sic. Chirurdzy
gabinctow dyplomatycznych 2
niepokojem i pewna dozq nieu--
kontentowania i zawiSci obserwu
ia zdala Smiaie, m}odzicncze I'll.
chy niedawnego ~jeszcze Hioba /
Lazarza.
w szlachetncm ohurzeniu bia
dajq mad apetytem ,,nowonaro-
dzcnego'. ME zadawalniajacego
sic juz okruchami, ktore iaskawic
rzucono mu 2 b~iesiadnego stoiu
konferencyi Wersalskiej, lccz ma
swq reke obmySlajqccgo juz spo-
sob samodzielnego karmienia sic.
Ola zaspokojenia jednak zby-
tecznych obaw co do naszych
,.imperyalistycznych aptetyt6w"
dodac trzcba, re Polakom nigdy
ME byi znanym AMI teutonsk!
zwierzecy ~instynkt pozerania
zywcem cia} narodow, ami tygrv
STA drapieznoSc ~rzucania sic ma
bezbronnych. tax charaktcrysty-
GINA synom ,,Rusi-matenski".
Obecna wojna z Sowieckq Ro-
sya ME toczy sic o terytorya,
lecz w imie obrony ideaiow i
praw Narodu Polskicgo. Pan
Bronstein = Trockij, mianujqcy
sic bye szermierzem w walce .
prawa wolnoSci indywidualnej i
narodowej, ME tylko ociqga sic Z
przyznaniem Niepodleglci Pol
ski W jej historycznych grant,
each. lecz W sposob zbrojny sta
IA sic nam narzucic swa rtcepte
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-16

zmniejszyia sic, lecz owszem,
wzrastaia stale z kazdym nowym
rzadem.
Potwornosc Walk bratoboj--
czej, dixie, zwierzece objawy
zemsty szczesliwych chwilowo
zwyciezcow mad zwyciezonymi,
zanik najelementarniejszych czech
ludzkoSci w p%owolnych zneca--
mach sic mad bezbronnemi die
chi, kobictami, mlodzieza szkol-
nq i starcami ~(.,czcrwony ter
ror' w B}agowieszczensku) kom
pletna ruina moralna i MATERIAL,
ma kraju. wreszcie interwencya
sasiadow, zaprowadzajacych ia
koby porzadck wSrod szalehcow
a wlaSciwie obliczajqcych navel
calkiem jawnie, CO komu "a ia.
tyge sic nalezy, wreszcie mozli
wy w ~przyszioSci rozbi6r, a Przy
najmniej porzadne okrojenie Sy.
beryi ma korzySG Japonii otc
cudowne owoce nauki dzisiej.
szych pseudo mesyaszow.
Widok prominence wizyi Maj
j~asniejszej Rzeczypospolitej, u.
suwajqcej droga madrych ustaw
/ praw wszelkie wcwnetrzne tar
cia klas. wielka miiosc .Jej dzie
ci, ich bohaterskie wysiiki, by o.
s}onic te Cmi}owana pred bru'
talna rekq n~iedawnych cicmiez-
COW - wszystko to oscia w gar.
die stoi sternikom nawp6} roz-
walonego kad}uba minionej wiel-
ko$ci. Radziby wiec nam conaJ'
rychlej zaszczepic jad nienawi-
sci braterskiej, wicdzqc I boles-
ncgo do5wIadczenia re gdzie sic
dw6ch Bile, tam korzysta trzeci.
Synowie Polski, skladajac ME
icdnokrotnic TIA oitarzu wolno-
sci innych narodow ofiare calo-
palenia re swej ukrwi, dokazali
,,Urbi ct Orbi", re umieja wal
czyt bohatersko w imie zniewa-
zonvch ideal6w wolnoSci ! spra-
wicdliwoSci / gdy kicdykolwiek
zajdzie potrzeba ,,przewartoscio-
wanna wartoSci" w swym Was.
nym dunu, to uczynia to sami. z
wlasnej j nieprzymuszonej wolf,
kiedy wybije godzina ma zegarze
dzicj6w polskich, a ME wtedy,
kiedy p. Bronstein = Trockij Ia
pragnie.
Polska Swiatynia Ducha Ma
rodowego posiadala i posiadac
bedzie wiasne ewangielie, pre-
kazane przez wieszczow i me-.
czennikow wolnoSci, ktore:
Pozwola wylac ducha ma
miliony,
Ciafom wszystkim rozdaG
chleba
Duszom wszystkim mysli Z
nieba
Do coraz wyzszych koi iSt
przez drugich podnoszenie i zby
tccznymi So ola niej importowa
ne doktryny obcych apostol6w.
Marya Haczynska
Chicago. II czerwca, 1920 r.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-16
o Polskiem
Archiwum Wojennym.
(Komunikat Urzedu Prasowo-In
formacyjnego' Wydzia}u N. P.)

formacyjnego' Wydziaiu N. P.)
Zarzad Polskiego Archiwum
Wojennego zwraca sic niniejszem
- "a posrednictwem Wydzia}u
Narodowego Polskiego - Z pro-
Sbq do prasy polsko = amerykan
skiej, do polskich organizacyi, to
warzystw i do ogolu rodakow ma
Wvchodztwie - O zasilenie zbio
row Polskiego Archiwum Wojen
nego wszelkiego rodzaju pamiat
kami i dokumentami Wojennyml
dotyczacymi polskich organiza--
cyl narodowo = wojskowych W
.Ameryce.
Wszelkie materially z okresu
wojny Swiatowej nadsy}ac male
~ Wprost ma adres:
Polskie Archiwum Wojenne.
Gmach Akademii Umiejetnosci,
Krakow, Polska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-16
Ia malo plynCw.
(Napisal DR.. Micha} C. Goy.)
(Ciag dalszy).

Me dostateczne dostarczanie ply
now ola organizmu ludzkiego jest
jedna z najwazniejszych przyczyn
konstypacyi. w normalnym stauie
nasz ustr6j wydzieIa rrzez nerki,
sk6re, kiszki i piuca 20 do SO uncyi
plynu. Gdy innemi slowy, %powodnje
to kcncentracye lub zgeszczenie wy
dzielin, a nawet ich czeSciowe zatr2y-
mamie. 2 doSwiadczenia lekarskiegO
wiemy, re wieksza Geese cierpiacycl
ma choroby, spowodowane przez ga
twardzenie, spozywa tylko Cd 20-tn
uncyi plyn6w dziennie, a gdy i'm sic
zwroci uwage ma waznoSt ~dcstarcza-
mia dostatecznej iloSci pyn6w, do
| piero poczasie PROXY przychodza do
przekonania o skutecznoSci, jaka Wy
wieraja plyny W ustroju ich j dziwu-
ia sic, ola cZego ich o TEN dotad ntc
| poinformowano. Niemal kazdy 2 mas
zna wypadki, W kt6rych czlowiek,
prowadzacy zyCie wzOrowe j unfair
kowane, przedwczeSnie schodzi 2 te-
go Swiata z powodu Chor0b merck,
watroby, albo serca, a badajac praw-
DIVA p~rzyczyne, przekonujemy Sic.
| re przez dluiszy czas jego organizm
ME otrzymywal dostatecznej ilosci
plyn6w.
Ustr6j nasz potrzebuje przynaj--
mniej dwu kwart piyn6w dziennie,
to Jest, oSm do d2iesiet szklanek "
! "a gcdzinach. Do tego powinien sic
kazdy zastosowat jak na~jskrupulat-
niej.
Brak stosowncgo ruChu.
lima przyczyna zatwardzcnia by
wa brak ruchu ciala. w pierwOtnych
czasach konieCznoSt zmuszala ludzi
do roinych wytezen fizycznych sta
ran O byt - wiecej niA obecnie. kie-
DIV nasze zwyczaje i nas7a %gnuSnoSc
wymagaja r6znych ulepszeh mocha
nicznych. Stqd ME dCsy6 uzywamy
sill mieSni W naszych ruchach, kt6re
z natury swej wywieraja niejako lis
MEME ma przyrzady trawienia l po-
woduja ulge W naturalnem wypro.-
MANU- kiszek.
Choroby - defekty fizyczne -
moda.
Czesta przyczyna k~onstypacyi jest
take oslabienie mieSni brzusznycH
spowodowane u kobiet przez br!e-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-16
POKWITOWANIE

Oh. A. ]. Sobieski, 124 Grady str,
San Antonio, Texas, ofiarowal la
Misye Polskie W Afryce $500.
K. W.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08
NEWS OF A DAY
DOWN THE STATE
Dagsboro Fishermen Land Catch
IN One Jay Which lctted
Them 81 ,76S.
SWEET POTATOES III JRT
BY "BLA X ROT
old Line" Republicans of Kent
County Establish Independent
Quarters in Dover.

speciaI Correspondeuce OF Every Evening
Dover, Jan : II is NJ longer secret
that Kent county Republicans are di-
vidcd over the leadership in the coming
,vampaign in this state and county
While there has hccn rented and finely
.ruppcd i cub room, known as the
kent County Republican Headquarters,
whore not oniy the Republicans ~ Dover
an i>scmhlc hut from all over the
county apparently there are those Re
publican. Who do not ca-c {" share the
usrmth anA social side oi the club, and
Consequently within The past two DAYS
II, second story ~ the Ferguson Building,
IA Iomkerran street over the Star
restaurant. has been rented and Is hctng
ftted up N tinc share for il club ~ be
known As the Young Mems Republican
club. The hackers ~ tins cidb arr not
backward ~ thCIr statements that u VIII
g., NJ the interest al the old hnc Re
nubhcans. 4 soon rs the ciuh Is tttNd
IN there will hc grand opening IN Which
M Republicans will T. invited 10 partic'-
pate and affiliate themselves Is members.
The first Republican club room opened
Acvr ,wo wears ago and known as the
Rcpublicau headquarters of Kent county
- sa,d Is -, backed by County I hartman
lqtnc- lllcc. VI qnd his father former
Vntrd :-tqt... senator J ! Alloe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08
NEWS OF LAUREL.

SpCc1aI Correspondence of Every Evening
Laurel. Ian : Revival services in
charge AZ the uastor, Rov Frank Ar
pcnter. arc being held ID Centenary
Methodist FpisCopal Church
Mr. ant Mr. William y Hastings,
who Wcrc visiting their daughter, Mrs
Leonard II Murphy. hayc returned T.
thelr home IN Wilmington
Nrs Bertha FggcTs has returned ~ her
homo ~ Bethel after visiting relatives IN
Philadelphia She was accompanied by
her son. Earl
Nir. and Nrs Frank Montgomery and
family havc moved to Scafor3, where Mr.
Montgomery has been employed for some
time d 3 marble cutter
George " Christopher. deputy great
sachCnl Of Delaware, I q r NJ, hiss IT.
turned from Scaford. whore ~ made
arr4ng gelncnts for holding a large class
nluati0r there some time IN February.
III Which TlL~c.A-ora Trlhe viii bc hosts
ID delegations fron RnSsakatum Tribe of
aurei and The tribes u Ilethol. Delnar
and u hiteS vile The degrees viii b, con
fcrrcd upon the candidates by tAe degree
team Of Salisbury
MIR. and Airs Brooks Pllsey. who had
been spending some time here with Mr.
PIIsey parents Mr. and Mrs Edward
T. P,Iscv hav. returned 10 thcr home IN
Ccn,s~. \ 81 he outbreak % the
uar Nlr Pusey was one # tie first men
from This section q enlist ana served
u.-,r,. ts,t wears IN France
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08
PLANNING FOR Me-
SCHOOL At NEWARK
Board of Education Has Secured
the Deed for Lewis Property,
on Acadc ny Street.
Special Correspondence of Every Evening

! Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Newark, Jan s-The Board of Educa-
ton has secured the deed for the Lewis
property, on Academy street below Della
ware avenue, recently purchased ms the
site for The proposed new High School.
Members OF the board recently conferred
with the architect and went over the
plans for the building. conference will
be held soon with The State School Auxil-
iary Committee relative to financial assist-
ance in building the New school.
At the meeting Of the New Century
Club on Tuesday Mrs. ! Pearce Cam,
chairman of Arts and Crafts, WAS N
! charge and talk on industrial art Was
gwen by Miss Florence Hubbard, art
instructor in the Women College.
Mrs Frank Sheppard Of Wilmington
read paper on uletldo. At the
meeting of the club next week Mrs.
Ina Perkins, supervisor OF Chld Welfare
| for New Castle County, and Miss Lock
wood, county nurse, will be the speakers.
The iGtna Hose, Hook and Ladder
Company has elected the following
officers for The ensuing year President
> r.. Herdman: vice president. Charles
l.. Medll secretary. Charles Colmery
treasurer, A l.. Beals chief, +. Clifford
Wilson: assistant chiefs. Elmer J Ellison
anu t-ffhElfH 7 steel ! iiltiitfif4 J1stfIR
Hill, Wilmer Renshaw William Ring
Benjamin Devonshlre and l. L Hill;
directors. Robert : Gallaher, ] Pearcc
Cam. Ernest Frazer. Frank N Luton
and George Durnail
h The dwelling house on the farm known
as the Delaware Duckery and occupied
hy Charles Ncaly and family Was burned
TO the ground ON Monday The Ere IS
SUPPOSED 10 have been caused hY =
defective huc
Mrs Mary A. Cooch and Frnnri4 4
Cooch Of Newark, Edward " Cooch Of
" ilrnington and Mrs Carolina { Seho-
field of Pocomokc City, Md havc placed
800 IN Liberty Ronds IA trust for he
maintenance of pcncader Presbyterian
Church ~ Glasgow Il will hc known rs
the Edward Webb Memorial Fund II
memory ~ the Rev Edward v Webb,
father of Mrs Mary + Cnoeh. who was
pastor ~ the church from lsfG IN ISL
n the Newark PRESBYTERIAN { hureh on
sunday morning \ speetai serylfe Q vii be
held for the Junior Order kmerfean
Mechanics who will attend n 3 body
Alfrcd a Curtis and ~ fi"nree /
Harter have been elected bv the eangFe.
CATION of = Thomas FnisropaI Church
delegates to tire nioresan Convention
10 hc held If Dover, January I. - elect
Bishop t. 4lceced Blshop lrdcriek ]
knsman y ler EGsr and LOUIS I
Curtis were elected Hlteruates
The Chauanqua Reading Circle wlll
meet this evening IT The home ai Mss
Alice kerr
The Noman's IIolno Missionary So
cIctv of the Presbyterian Church Nit
meet thls evening at tho homo of Mrs
Ernest Frazer
~ Castle. No .. knights 81 III
Golden F.arlc aill meet Saturday night
to INSTALL the nculs elected Officers
Miss Teresa Matthews of LeRayavtlle
Pa. appointed assistant - Nis- Hall
dictitlan ii Delaware College assumed
hcr datIes tins week
Mr. and Mrs ! StnuIcy Fra1er are
receiving congratulations on the blrth
of 4 son
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08

Some interesting papers were read. Music
was an interesting feature Of the program.
MIR and Mrs. Harry l.. Cannon, son
Henry, daughter Sally, Miss Maud Sudler,
Philip l.. Cannon and son Holland, left
Monday for Jacksonville, Florida, from
which place they will motor to Miami,
where they will spend the remainder of
the winter.
The scarcity Of sugar has boosted the
prices 10 % and 25 cents a pound.
Mr. and Mrs Erasmus Jones enter
tanned at dinner, on Sunday, the following
guests. Mrs Emerson Wiley and daugb-
ter Elizabeth and Isabel of Wissahickon,
Pa; John Gray of Wilmington, MIR and
Mrs Victor Lewis and William L. Gray
Of Bridgevile.
Mrs. Bertha Culver is in the Methodist
Hospital, Philadelphia, in serious con-
ditiOn.
Miss Louise Swan Of Greensboro. Md,
has been guest of Miss Mildred Curry.
John Laurcy and family. whose home
was recently destroyed by fire. are now
being cared for at tile home OF William
Keller, until their home is rebuilt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08
BRIDGEyILLE ACTIVITIES.

sra~7s! .srondcncs of Every Evening
Bridgevlll. J.n : \ meeting OF the
Rridrcvllle Ilre 60 was held Tuesday
night ai which tn following officers were
elected for IN. cor,lg v.ar President
lame " Layron. vIc.-ur..s leut Henry
Owens secretary I Ia@ois trt.l~-
lr-cr Ira Leuls ,.hirt Eiar-v y Nlven
80 vlstaui chI3 Th.uriS t':r-, Pia--
arc tsIng made - ~, h'Tae 'slar' play
m tn near fitlrf for IL, n.Gt - IN
e-prDranv
50 IN. weekly S,-ss.ou a the Tuesday
Night Clul Miss Lillian ~adltr and Mis-
Man Meesick were IN ciarGe a. tn pro
gram The toplr was Amrrlcanlzatloa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08
BLACK ROT" DAMAGING
MANY NEET POTATOES
src1sl corrsrondcnrr of Every Evenins

sno1sl CoTrcsp-ondcnrr 81 kvery fVenln1
Laurel Ian ienrilHg ~ rcDo-T
1lan, ,Wesi potato grower are losing
many inhers hy .hlsck rot This ,il-casc
hai hocn reported several tunes frNn
VARIOUS pofa;e house bE' ~ hc uhni"
II vaa though; / = ~ cFoN was k~ep.ac
vcn n many 81 tfa houses i has ganc
through vhoic bins runnC tho largest
. r. of tht sweets while in other hns IN
rhc samc house ths potatoes would bc
kesping vel Te4tinl the disease some
" tht grower. who dii not sell thGr -
tatota ~ II, Tim, -, crop Wa dUc hut
,tor,-i hon j h. t~ me- Halr,- far shff
ra,rt lurlrr u SIrfsr ars ltnc t3e
entire r-ar Jl~- + rA> al. IL -, hnus,
for 80 ccft- par 3. .6s has TIC IS
fruu o. cents 81 - .tut- llCner -hAE 80
,-oreG n ~, early ,.l hs., the rr"I 49,
beng h..~vestc: ~wer 80 selling II
tuca .-ellh. --,l.u ~ ahoG' : - II
bush Aanysr with arlsA s.rm2Il..
pscalIv r q western .fie- pr ll
;, crace t.sc> fror. ID baskets of
potatoes - hii uns hmpe- dcD ndIng on
how sell ths1 keep
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08
BEACON COLLEGE CLIR
Good Program of Entertainment Promised
For Tomorrow T. ening

70 tie Beac1m College Clnb the neU
year opesa up : bfoad horizon of oppor-
tgnitv for without que ton the general
situation shows great prospects toI 1870
aud thereafter With the election 81 new
officers and inspired BY the opening ri q
new year. the members Of he club show
greater interest than ever
The entertainment committee has prom
ised q good program NJ the next meeting
OF the club tomorrow evening The
COMMITTEES IN chaFgs, are Waiter G.
Miller. ebalrnaa i'tvis Ailller |. May
Eisenbar' Norman lia>ting,
4 sailor 1ilrI Dance Is 4 nambef BY
trained talent. which IS tNpected 70 make
. hIg ht Members % The elah arc gafue
to gisf i minstrel Fht fehearsals are
we'll .ct,d dnd r leet much credit on he
performers \ good areh&tri has heea
procured ioI thc -9rnn2 Refreshments
viii be served
The officer elected fa7 1870 are
\ RAYMOND Jackson president. re-
elected John ; Fafni.S. vice-p president.
Walter Miller -eeretarv- treasurer.
Myrtle DAVIS. recording secretary
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ny many physicians f0rmrrit ennuer I'D
with Hcil known Hos pitais and -sirn fDs.ri 4~
FORMER Int"i states -cua for and Fto.
Presidential nominee has T0run fe--
mcr member ~ Congress Eu8ge Atkinson
IF Tho United Statra Court ~ Claims zt
Washington IRnAcc jan PadrreaAIt P.r
Wier ~ Poland and master piantse sse
others
Iu ,a0ard " Tho vaIuo III EdYatrI Iron
Former Health CorngnieEirDrr az Cfhtr4ea
william Kerr said As heaitn rsrnasts
sioncr If the city n Chicago I vas srnyyor
tuned many times to recommend dEgerapt
medicine mineral WafFr4 &r Newer yrt
have ! Rono on rrcrr5 a. fa2orirg auy par
ticuiSr remedy PUt in THO cA~e ~ 'yf.ratf-l
Iron I ftct 8u gzrFptign should ~ rna5s ~
the rule From my own experience wfth X Z
feel hat If is sfIrg valuable remedy fh4.
etlxht III f,r 4eei In every hospital and r,rs.
"'rtbld 3y cFery physician - thiE country
and II ng fndnF srfnent shall fuducn anaefcic.
nervous run dB~n r1cu and women n, iy4Ee
NIxafed iron and rcrefVa The wonderful
tonic benefits which 7 ha7 rrCri grH shall
feel greatly grahflrd tha+ -oa4p IN r.vrep.
fion ~ fng fc- lone rflia tn -r~nfn ry,r-5 n /,
1T
I1r Schuyler q Ja1ue- rnrucviv .t-tGn-
srlrPern III ~ YIfzabc'r.s FTovotta} s.~-r
York ftfg said uavc neve- a"foro given
out an medical information or afvicr fn-
publication AZ 7 ordinarily ~ r0t relieve
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08
AT pEI,w ARE ,TTN

ssQ.ctNl correspondence ~ Every Evening
D.lau4r, ,,', Ir FL ID Persons
afI : Inalnr,r OF ra Philadelphia was
n .nun NeSfcr,ial rs cCnnrcfIon wlth
sn~tifraflon work at Dor, du Font
Nfi., G~tta Holhd4v. teacher r. The
public school hs- b.rn p 7bic - roS7In1e
,cr dutics uvinc II ilncs>
Mr. ani NTs HA-rN G CLARK and
daughter Margaret Mrs Ahrc lars and
Ms. Emma 4 la~k lett les; night for Palm
R.sch Florida here thcN viii pCnt
the WintCr
Nrs Davenport ana daughter. Nluam
.src spending snrpe tmc q BALTIMORE WITH
her family
Miss Agncs Pearson u Spending i fcw
iavs here With Nrs james NuliCan
Preston Beck. who has heon III y the
past tvo vcckS Is improved
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08
SOCIAL EVENT AT SEAFORn.

SPECIAL spondencc of Evory Evening
S,Aford, Ian : Miss Sue Handy
cnnrtaincd 4 number Of friends ~ a :
4 ~lo.,k dinner party at her home hero
Hast ,vcning. Thc homo was beautifully
decorated with holly mst|ctcc and cedar
game music, ctc.. werc infuiGcd n The
uia,n feature ~ The evening was cohwCh
pArt> Those present were Mr.. and
Nr> Herman Allen. Misses Edyth Hurley.
pelcma lsaac~ Katie Burtcllc Ruth
Brown ~ RridrcyIlle, Misses Flossio
NIhourr and Edna Phillips IF Bethel,
Mcssrs John Krahe, Paul Fleetwood
Harry Handy Charles Hurley, Mi,b,rn
Guf,th. Jol n Parsons, Jacob Moo-c
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08
NEW THEATRE AT SEAFORD.

special Correspondents of Every Evening
Scaford, Jan S-The Crescent Club,
one Of tho oldest and most exclusive men 5
clubs on this peninsula is contemplating
changing quarters from the room in Cot
tlngham Block, which they have occupied
slncc organization. A committee has been
chosen to sec about getting new quarters
and 1t Is likely rooms viii be built over
the new theatre which " Ford Breeding.
manager Of the Grand Opera House, at
fredericksburg. Md viii erect here this
spring Breeding recently acquired the
Ross block here nj q cost Of $4,000 and
will erect modern playhouse on the site,
the cost of which. il Is SAID, viii tie 800, 600.
Tins viii give Scaford one Of the finest
theatres on the peninsula