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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-28

Oh czwartku "a tyuzien, t. j. dnia
ego Stycznia, w Swieto Trzech kr6li,
Tow. DHastajacej Miodziezy i'm. Maj.
;wict- Imienia Je1rs, skup!ajacc sic W
parafii Sw. Trolley wyStawi ma scenic
parafianej ,,Jasc1ka" pi6ra Brata Sta
niSlawa C.. S. c., kt6rc cd lat pietna-
stu ME by4y Crane ma Tr6jcowie. Przed-
Stawlo1ie to zap0wiada sic dObrzc. -
PROXY W tO&u.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-28

Anton;na PaniC&a, lat 81 Zam. par,
1G3 No. IinoGn Ul., ZuStaia ~najechana
prDe5 szyh&o pCi1acy MOTORCYCLE, 6t6'
ryrm kiorowal Morris BrUmberg. nm.
rnr. 1929 No. California ave. Pokalc-
czOna kuJictc prDrwicziOno annbulan-
sem roFicyjnym do S~zTitala r0wiato.
wpgn, crlzie loEarZc skOnStatrwai zla.
manic rrawcj nogi. Wypadek wyda'
r7yi sic przy zhicgu ulic Lincoln / Di.
vision NieCstrozncgo mutorcykliste pu
icya a~rcSztowala.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-28

Klrr5 Spicwaczy pod nazwa st. Fran
cis Glee Club. W parafii $w. JIzafata
przygotOwUjc sic do urzadZenia kOncc!
tn. kt6ry sic od.Ntlzic Lnia go stycznia
q. r, " sail parTfialncj o gU!zinic T:3O
wicc7orm. DyrycCnt Ch1ru. p. Broni'
shaw R.ybowiak, przygotowuje UIpcAnic
movie utwury, ktGrC klub ten odSplewa
ma kUnCcrcic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-28

Ia 6radziel weGia q wagon0w stoja-
cych ma torach kolcjowych przy Einzie
i Elizabeth ul., ares0towany ZUsta}
wczoraj Jak0b Strzyczyk, Fam. pnr.
67J North Elizabeth ulicy. -
Urzetnik kolej0wy James, Morrisey
odda8 go W rece p0Gicyi. Ma STACEY po-
licyjuej Stzyczyk powiedzial, re bedac
od dfuEszego czasu bez zajecia, nie ma
pienie0zy ma zakupno wegla. Dzisiaj
pr1edpoSudniem stanie on pred Obli-
czem sed1iego Morgana.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-28
Notatki
Reportera.

Dwie Sioetry ~zaI1onne, POLK, re
Hrro,nad1enia Dzeciatka JeDIS, zSfo-
SHY sic olegdaj ma stacyG poAcyJna,
proszac dyzuGuego 0 pOmoc W ousz''-
kaniu toreSGi, ktora, pdajac sic do
Szpitala Matki BoAej z Nazareth, zSu-
billy. " torebce znajdowan sic sto
brorzowych mcxlalik6w, srebrnych pier
scteni zcfNnnych 1 pewna suna pie
niedzy. Uczctwy znala7ca nczy zSube
zwr6clc.
Wskutek poparzeh zmarl W strasz
i2ych cierpieniach W SIpitaM Michael
Reese, dwuletni Szymon Malec, kt6re.
20 rodzice zamieSzGuja pnr. 2647 ". ii
pl. Dnia 11go h. m, chiopczyk ton, ba.
Wac sic na podiodzc w kucmi, wy
wr6ci} wiadrO z wrzaca woda ma sic.
bic po,hzns ni~etGDccnosci matki i popa.
rzyl sic fltalnic.
Dzisiaj wiec73rem W sail parafialncj
aw. Trolley, przy Clcaver ulicy, Odh2-
dzir sic wspanialy bankiet urzadzmY
Staranim AlunnGNv Wyz$zrj S1hoSy
Sw. Trolley. Ma program ztTaa sic pre-
mGWidaia. monologi. doklamacyc i pre-
dukcyc muzyCznc. P0czatck 0 godzinic
Smcj wicCzorem.
BrUnisIaw Chowanek, LEGACY lat 50.
pnr. 2114 Potomac ave, po$liznal
sic na chuslrilIu i upadi tax nieS2czc-
Sliwic, 10 ziamat sUbic Iowa rekc. Inaj
fuic sic Gu W dOaru pod opicha lckar-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-28
JUTRO
JUTRO

crzyjde 1 Zap3ace" - pow1edziai do
kupca odbiorcS. NaZajutr1 Mamie
spodziewaniei zlama1 noge 1 ME PREY
csedl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-28

PAM Wiktorya Kotecka, matka y.
Maksymiliana Koteckiego, probosz-
CA parafii IS. APP. Piotra j Pawia
>iezko Zachorowais Cd kiiku tygod-
ri. Obecnie powoli przychodzi do
Edrowia i znajduje sic znow ma svo-
i'm p~osterunku okoio domowej ro-
ooty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-28

Gdy MARCEL Harcyan, w}a$ciciel Wv
szEnku pur. 1923 w. AZ ul., pc zamknie-
ciu ewego Interest,", wracal do domu
p6zna gudzina, zosta} pred swoim do
mem p'7adniety przez kilku baudyt6w,
ktGrZy DO grozba rewolwerjw odcbrail
MI wtaai0ke, W kt6rej znajdowa}o sic
$1,000 W got6wce 1 cDeN ma sumo $3.50.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-28

Sp6fka Budowniczo-P ozyczkowa j Ia
sa o~s1czednoSci inn. Sw. Amy ma Kan
toHie Z pow1odu, IL W przysz3y piatek
lrzypada Sylwestra, oraz E~kohcZenie
sarego roku, pr0esuwa posiedzenie
czyli wrp4aty ma ksiazeczki na c7war-
TEX, dnia 30go, zamiast W piatek dnia
Sligo b.. m. Zarzad spodzicwa sic, te
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-28

Pred kilku dnismi do domu swell
maGki Julianny SZtoba, Fam. pnr.
1858 S. Wood I'll. przyjechaS ma fe-
rye swiateczne syn jej, kleryk Alojzy,
kt6ry jest sfuchazem sw. Teologii W
pofskiem Seminaryum W Orchard
Lake, Mich.
Evening journal., 1920-02-03
PROMISES MORE AID
FOR SERVICE MEN

A survey OF the work here 10 assist
returned soldiers and sailors TO obtain
work is being made by Captain Il. b.
Handy. field representative OF The once
of the assistant TO the Secretary OF
War. He also is looking into the work
OF assisting men entitled to vocational
training because OF disability.
The bureau for employment OF re-
turned service men maintained by The
Red Cross In the engineer building, at
sixth and King streets, has obtained
employment for about 200 men In the
nast three months. Captain Handy be-
iieves this work will be finished by
April ( and the bureau will remain
open until that time at least.
All disabled returned soldiers are en-
titled TO receive vocational education.
Those men who are not taking advan-
tage OF this opportunity and wish to
should communicate with Dr.. Meredith
/. Samuel. OF the Public Health Service,
No. s22 West street. If these men are
drawing compensation from the Bureau
of War Risk Insurance, this will be
discontinued upon their admittance to a
training institution. However, they
will receive as much and in some cases
more money while taking these vOca-
tional courses, and will receive COM
pensation from the War Risk Bureau
upon the completion Of this course.
Evening journal., 1920-02-03
UNCLESAM NEEDS
MENTOR navy
con,lored from rIrs, pace

CNuAl0ht0 A'NlN IlNN NN's
has been entrusted 10 f. j. Seller, chief
gunner's mate, and C. II. Martin, chief
Turret captain. both OF whom are in
navy service. and have come up from
apprentice seamen through all the
grades. These men have been select
ed for The work because OF their wide
hnOwldge OF navy conditions and be-
cause they themselves have made good
I'm The ratings lhrough which they have
passed. Olptain +. r Naile, In charge
OF the Philadelphia station. 20 which
Wilmington and the state OF Delaware
Is attached, feels that they are amply
qualified 10 show just what navy train
Ing means. One OF the FIRST things un-
dertaken In the drive win be q poster
campaign, and this will extend not only
10 blllboards. but aiD TO trucks and
other vehicles Merchants will be asked
% aid and business men will also be
asked 90 allow navy stlckers 10 be used
on their correspondence.
C. H. Martin announced today that
they were in touch with navy head
quarters In New York, and expect soon
TO have In hand a number OF very at
lractive films showing different aspects
OF life in the navy which they viii be
glad TO Oifer TO associations. organiza-
lions and societies. These films. be-
sides showing different phases OF life
among the enlisted men. are also fine
specimens OF the moving picture arc.
and are entertaining as well as educa-
lional.
Z. ]. Seylor, attached 10 the station
here In the Law Building. states that
the Navy Recruiting Truck Will be
brought back here again and win be
sent not only through this city. but
also down the State. stopping at an OF
The principal towns and carrying the
message OF the Navy 10 the young men
In those counties.
Both Seylor and Martin, in talking OF
the efforts Of the Navy Department 10
enlist young men, laid special stress on
the advantages now being offered in
the various mechanical branches. Fire
men. men OF electrical knowledge, radio
operators and mechanics in all branches
are wanted. Seylor and Martin are en-
ihuslasuc boosters for the Navy and
believe that the number OF Delaware
men who Will enlist VIII be much
greater as soon as the full advantages
OF the service are known to them.
Evening journal., 1920-02-03
SEEFIEND'
IN FARM fire
Continued from First Pas.

whose neck a rope had been fastened
and then suspended from a rafter caus-
ing the horse TO choke 10 death. a
short time after the second episode,
another horse was found with It's tai
cut almost on. a.,
The fourth fendish act was the
shooting OF Mr.. Buckson one nlght a.
he stepped out in the yard from tlle
house. A fifth episode was the burning
OF the barn. With this comDlnalloh ol
mIsfortunes, BucksOn agreed II was
time for him TO move. He did.
A new tenant, James Green, VINO mas
lived on the farm about year. nov
0nds himself without a home, the
dwelling in which he and his wife were
living having been burned 10 the
1-ro,,nd about midnight last Friday
night Gheen says the flre started 10
ne front Of the house, where there was
No 1re and from the outside, II Delns
clearly seen that the fire had started De
tween the inside wall and OUTSIDE
,yeaiher boarding the latter having Deen
TORN on from the outside. showing con,
oI,,s,veIv that the house had been set
aflre. .s A.. o-o n
When MT. ATttU utNNNtN'
was burning briskly from the ou'slue
and having 10 go some distance TOT Md-
Ter the fire had gained such headWay
,,.ben he returned that II was inlPossl-
ble IN save the building, he and MS Wie
barelv escapiug with their lives, ana
b,,t q few household goods from the
dIningroom. The night was bitter eold'
and windy. and with no one within a
mile or more 10 assist, the house anu
contents were soon a mass OF asnes.
The peculiar circumstances 'surrounu- ~
ing these unaccOuntable eplsoues az sie
Viii Farm has convinced many people
mai n Is the work OF a flend 10 satisfy
some whim OF enmity held either
ssainst the owner or tenants OF the
farm.
The state authorities Will be ashed 70
make a rigid investigation OF these oc-
currences.
Evening journal., 1920-02-03
WILL HELP TAXABLES
REPORT INCOME TAX

Deputy Collectors Dr. J. G. Sharpe and
W. A. Scott. OF the Internal Revnue De
partment viii leave this evening for
down State points to assist residents in
making out their Government income
tax blanks. The field collectors will be
stationed at the post Offices OF the var
iOus cities and towns. Collector Scott
viii be stationed as follows:
February 4. and at Lewes Del.
February 7 at Townsend.
February Q i0 n and f. at Dover.
February 80 and a at Smyrna.
February i6 and II at Mlddletown.
February IS and 10 at Newark.
February 20 and q at Delaware City.
Collector J. G. sharpe viii assist tax
ables at the following places:
February {. ; and at Milford.
February 7 at Harrington.
February 9, 10 and # at Laurel.
FEBRUARY i2. i3 and a at Seaford.
February i6 and II at Bridgeville.
February IS at Harrington.
February 10. 20 and 2i at Georgetown.
Evening journal., 1920-02-03
COUNTY FEES SIX
MONTHS, S49,SOO
continued from First PAGE.

Continued from flrSt fdSe.
and paid over 10 the county for those
Recorder OF deeds. s27.66O 25; prothon-
otary. s3.73sii; register Of Wills,
50 Oqi %: clerk OF orphans court,
Sc 43s.4G: sheriff. s623s6; clerk OF The
peace si7O2.; court OF common pleas,
SCR. 90; court crier. si0s.72; clerk Of
the peace-quarterly-S3,760 Total,
si9sOO.s2.
COMPTROLLER Clark also made the fol-
lowing report as TO magistrates and con-
stables:
u have examined the books OF the
Justice OF the peace and constables, for
Inc six months ending December 81,
1919. and nnd that the Justices have
imposed fines amounting 10 siOO35O;
sS5 OF said amount has been paid 10 the
county treasurer, leaving a balance In
the hands OF the oonstables Of s9i7.5O.
County Treasurer c. II Llppincott re-
ported the following county balances
10 court; TO the credit " New Castle
county. s256 5000; miscellaneous roads
account s5607l: Christlana. s23,964 O3;
Mil Greek, S5.772.23: White Clay Creek
s5O5s.9i; Pencader. s3.i56.63; New
Castle. s6,309O3; Red Lion. si59s OF; ST.
Georges. s5.5sO.sS; Appointments, 81
ss34s: Blackblrd, s3,52i.77; Brandywine,
81 isO05.
]. Harry Wright and P. Walter Banks
were appointed clerks In the office oi
The recorder OF deeds. 10 replace j
Brooks and Leon Klund.
The Wilmington Gas Company sent
their acceptance OF the Levy Courts
conditions for the laying Of pipe on the
new Washington street bridge.
Evening journal., 1920-02-03
WIDER 9TH ST.
Seems LIKELY
Continued from First PAGE.


slx-foot strip from the Wilmington
Savings Fund for the widening Of the
street.
The society, through its attorneys,
Robert II. Richards and Charles w.
Smith, before Council on Wednesday
night last, pointed out that changes in
the new banking house OF the Savings
Fund Society would cost at least
100000. aside from the value OF the
slx-foot strip OF land TO be taken. The
society agreed to submit engineers
figures OF the cost making changes In
the plans and the banking kouse, ma
terial for which already has been or
dered. These figures may be submitted
TO City Council on Wednesday evening
and will furnish a basis for some ac-
curate estimate Of what the proposed
street widening viii cost the city.
About Twenty-Five sub-c0ntracts al
ready have been awarded on the bank
ing house project.
At the meeting OF the Street and
Sewer directors this morning no definite
action was taken regarding the widen
ing OF Ninth street.
City Solicitor Huxley stated that con-
demnation proceedings had not been
taken up with Resident Judge Rice,
owing to the fact that all concerned
were looking to 6n amicable agreement
being made at the Council meeting on
Wednesday or Thursday evening Of this
week.
Evening journal., 1920-02-03
Dutch FAIL
To find Lem
ON OIL ship
cnntlnned from Flrst page.

Continued from flfst IdSt.
authorities were asked to search for.
The telegram states "Dutch police have
been in possession OF his photograph
since last April and assert that no per-
son resembling him or answering to
description forwarded by department
was aboard that vessel
Il could not possibly be that the
Dutch police had a photograph OF Price
since last April as The murder OF Pa
irolman Zebley was not committed un-
til November i3 last
Whether or not the state Department
had forwarded a description OF the
Negro IS not known. The telegram from
Secretary Lansing follows
state Department Washington, d. c.
Gov -rnor Of Delaware.
Price ExtraditiOD American Lega-
tion.
"The Hague reports foreign office as
stating fugitive was not aboard ;.
Nina Beva; that Dutch police nave
been is possession Of his photograph
since last April and assert that no per-
son resembling him or answering 10
description forwarded by department
was aboard that vessel.
Legation adds that 5. S. is due Dack
al United States about February or q
and that its destination will be given
TO Captain by wireless from AtlahIlc
Refining. Philadelphia"
Robert Lansing,
Secretary OF State.
local authorities no doubt Will ques-
tion the officers and crew OF the Nina
Beva when they arrive In port, De-
cause OF the belief that the Duich
police may have been looking for some
one other than Price.
Evening journal., 1920-02-03
Great Rejoicing by
Rheumatic Cripples
n 20 Crippled You Can't Use Arms or
Legs Rhcuma VIII Help You
OF Nothing TO Pay.

If you want relief In two days. swift.
gratifying relief, take one teaspoonful OF
Rheuma once n day.
II you want 10 dissolve the uric acid pol
son In your body and drive Il out through
the natural channels 30 that you win be
free from rheumatism, get a - cent. bottle
OF Rheuma from your druggist today.
rheumatism n powerful disease.
strongly entrcnched In Joints and muscles.
In order 20 conquer n "A powerful enemy
forml-an enemy that must conquer II every
time or your money will be refunded.
Rheuma contains no narcotics-is abso-
luieiy harmless, and thoroughly reliable
because II is the one remedy that has re-
iieved the agOnizing pains OF rheumatism
sufferers who thought nothing would give
relief II should do rs much for you-it
seldom falls. y. Il. DanfOrth will gladly
supply you on the no-cure-no-pay plan.
Evening journal., 1920-02-03
news GOSSIP
in new CASTLE
Mayor Not Alarmed Over
Conditions in Old
Town
CLUB WOMEN
DEFER LECTURE
speciaI o The EvenIng Jour..-.

Special 70 The Evening Journal
NEW CASTLE, Feb. 3-Tonight at s
o'clock official New Castle viii become
astir when nearly all Of its municipal
bodies will meet to transact their busi-
ness for the month.
At the mayors Office City Council
viii meet. At the close OF council
meetink the Board Of Health Will meet
10 discuss "flu" conditions.
AZ the same time and place the
trustees Of Market Square will hold
their monthly meeting
IN the west end Of the old court
house The trustees OF the Commons also
Will meet In the Old Arsenal tonight at
o'clock, the Board Of Education will
have It's meeting.
Mayor Eckles said today that the
FLU conditions were not alarming.
The Rev. George T. Street, pastor OF
the Baptist Church, left yesterday "a
attend the meeting Of the Northern
Baptist Association now In session in
Chicago. Mr.. Street Is clerk Of the Del
aware Baptist Association.
on next Sunday revival services VIII
begin in the Baptist Church. Mr.. ano
Mrs. Wilson, the singing evangelists oi
Wilmington will assist.
DR.. Traumlenz who was to lecture
this evening at-fhe Century Club VIII
not speak until February 10. Instead
card party be given for tn: members ol
the club this evening. Miss Pauline
Rogers will have charge OF the curreh'
event classes during February.
Mrs. Anna Frazer McGOnigle' aged o
years. died at her home yesterday ron
pneumonia. Funeral service VIII %
held in the VI. E. Church at o'clocA
on Thursday afternoon.
The Cephas Dramatic Society VIII pre-
sent the four-act drama THE Outcast
on Wedn ncsday and Thursday evenings
February ii-i2 in the basement OF 81
Peters r. C. Church.
Emmanuel A. C. and duPonts account
ing department flves will play In h'
parish house tomorrow night.
Harry J. RothrOck has gone to Con-
pellsviile near Pittsburgh. TO be super
intendent OF the Connellsville steel MN
Mrs. Eliza Washington died at hel
home on Fourth street yesterday.
John w. Morris. president OF the WI
mington Fibre Specially Company hac
the end Of one OF his fingers cut Oh
in a machine in the plant yesterday.
Evening journal., 1920-02-03
sOCIAL IEWIem MONIES MEEr

Miss Jeanctts Marion Goldberg ma
tlonal representative Of the Jewish
Chautauqua Society and we'll known in
civic affairs in Philadelphia, addressed
NE local section Of the Council OF Jew
ish Women In the Temple OF Truth
last night Miss Goldberg talked OF
ihe Jewish WOmen's ideals toward
their community. Current events were
arranged by Mrs. S. A. Rabinowitz and
were read by Ms Aaron Leavltt Mrs
James A. Glnns occupied the chair.
The chairman announced that the or
ganlzation Is open 10 all Jewish wOm-
en- All meetings OF the council will be
held at The Temple OF Truth on the first
Monday evening In tha month.
Evening journal., 1920-02-03
STOCK MARKET OPENING.

NEW YORK. Feb. UNITED Press.l-
The stock market was irregular today
but prices varied only fractionally
from the previous close. u. 5. Steel
opened at i0iS, unchanged; Marine pre-
ferred 95h. of q; international Paper
S2is, or "a; Sinclair 40A. of y; Stude-
baker 1895. on u Central Leather 9ih,
unchanged; u. II. stores s5A. of Y
New Haven PIN, up u; southern Pa
clnc iOON, up * Bethlehem b., 45h
OFF y, and Baldwin ii7ss, up x.
Evening journal., 1920-02-03
TO CONDUCT CHILD WELFARE.

Mrs. Ina B. Perkins. director OF the
reconstruction committee on child
welfare, spoke last night at a meeting
in the home OF Miss Marian Durham,
No. iiO7 North Broome street. An ap-
peal was made to the Junior League for
both funds and service. The league
has decided TO conflne its activities TO
the Italian settlement. Americanization
and milk station work About forty
people were present at the meeting.
Evening journal., 1920-02-03
AMERICAN COMPANY
BINS CANADIAN CAR

w. = Woodin, president OF the Amer
lean Car and Foundry Company, an
nounced yesterday that his company
has purchased a substantial interest In
common and preferred stock In the Ca
madam Car and Foundry Company. and
shat he had been elected chairman or
the executive committee OF that com
pany. The company owns the Jackson
and sharp plant In Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1920-02-03
TO ATTEND ROAD CONVENTION.

e.. NJ. Upham, Stale Highway Engi-
ncer, VIII attend the Tenth American
Good Roads Congress. the Seventeenth
Annual Convention OF the Association
and the Eleventh National Good Roads
show. to be held at the Jefferson County
Armory. Louisville, Ky, during the
week OF February .. Mr.. Upham Is
member OF the executive committee OF
these associations.
Evening journal., 1920-02-03
IIXEnpnOL CnrTnN.

LIVERPOOL Feb. lUnlied press.l =
Spots opened In limited demand today
prices easier. Sales amounted 10 5000
bales. Receipts totalled 66,00O includ-
ing 5000 American. Futures opened
barely steady.
American middllngs, fair, 3iii; good
mlddllngs. 29.s6; full middlings. 2sG6;
middlings. 27.6i; low m'Gdlings. 2506
good ordinary, 22ii; ordinary. 2lii.
Evening journal., 1920-02-03
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO, Feb. 3 Omitted Press.l-
Opening grain:
Corn. May i35A@ss; July, i32%@h.
oats. May S3lA; July &c.
Evening journal., 1920-02-03
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK. Feb. United Press.)-
The cotton market oUened barely steady
today. March sod at 5000 OF 70: May
100. on z; July 1870, of 5; October
296i. or 6.
Evening journal., 1920-02-03
GARD or THANKs.

We wish 10 extend our sincere thanks
10 the relatives and friends for their kind
ness, expressions OF sympathy, floral offer
ings and use OF automobiles during our
sad bereavement the death Of loving wife
and mother.
John A. Rodenhiser and Family'