davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-11

fury jest wprost smieszne. Dose
wgladnac W historye polskiej lite
ratury i sztuki pred i -porozbio-
rowej. Czy MONA tutaj spierac
sic O to, re ,,niski potion kulturaI
ny Polakow ME pozwala ma zbu-
dowanie intelektualnego mostr
porozumienia" Zydzi jednak tez
togo mostu ME ksada. Polacy, z
natury bardzo tolerancyjni, po--
zwolili obcej narodowosci w1ro--
snat W swojem srodowisku, trak-
towali ia iagodnie i pc przyjaciel-
s4eu, chociaz zydzi zawsze eksplo-
atowali ich Z wrodzona pomyslo-
woscia. Przemysl wspolczesny u
wydatnii roznice pomiedzy ia ko-
c~zujaca rasa a narodami calego
Swiata. w Polsce roznica ia u
wydatnia}a sic jeszcze bardziej
podczas wojny. Polityczne szpie-
gostwo rosyjskich zydow budzilo
gniew Polakow. zydzi zdrajcy
stall ma czele komisyi rekwizycyj-
nych podczas niemieckiej okupa--
cyl. zydzi zaofiarowali Niemcom
swe usfugi, jake agenci polityczni,
kontrolowali wydanie paszportow,
zabierali sprzety domowe, pod
postacia roznorodnych metalow,
zdzierali dzwony dachy z koscio-
zabierali naczynia koscielne.
Pan Brailsford ME wspomina o
TEN, chociaz sa to znane mu fax
ty. cato Brailsford odrzuca fakt,
Ize 90 procent handful p%roduktami
spozywczymi, jest w reku zydow,
rbolewa natorniast, re zyski ~
dow sa male. Now on O ,szpet--
rych plakatach przeciw zydom",
rie widzia} zas sztandarow ger
wonych podczas pochodow i ma
nifestacyi Z zargonowymi napisa-
mi: - ,,Precz Z polska armia!"
,,Pccz Z s~ejmem"
Brailsford utrzy1nuje dalej, re
zydowscy socyaliSci So zmuszenj
trzymat sic ma uboczu, W t. wv.
.,Bundzie". Brailsford must VIE
dice, re P. P. S. sklada sic z ma
sy lyd6w, re pierwszym po Da--
szyiskim przyw6dca partyi jest
Diamand zyd. re wydawca ,,Ro-
botnika" jest Perl zyd. Zydzi zai-
muja w Polsce wiele urzedowych
posad. Pomimo tego p. B. twierdzi
re chiiska sciana wylacza zydow
q kazdej ga}ezi polskiego zycia Pc
litycznego. TAX ME jest. Chociaz
wobec poprzednich dowodzei p.
B., zydzi polscy mic wspolnego
mic maja L c~ywilizacya zachodnia,
trudno sic dziwic, re ich ME "a
wsze 1rwazac MONA "a miiych
Igosci w salonie Gas agreeable add
ton to a tea-party). Przepa$G
istniec bedzie wiecznie, gdyz te-
go chca zydzi. Ich religia wyma-
ga spo}ecznej izolacyi cd Pola--
kow.
Zdaniem r. jedynem lekar.
stwem ma sprawe zydowska jest
socyalizm i Liga Narodow.
Socyalizm - powiada on
to macy zydowscy robotnicy do
fabryki! Ale czy znajdzie sic choc
jeden TAXI, ktory zechce praco--
wac? zydzi mic ME maja przeciw
bolszewikom i Niemcom. w Pin
sku i w Whine walczyli oni W
szeregach bolszewik6w, pod do
W0dztwem Niemc6w - fakt ten
jest zaznaczony W sprawozdaniach
komisyi miedzysojuszniczej. Ale
8. fakty tie umyslnie ignoruje.
*
w koicu wykazuje PM Che
sterton, SLIME i siusznie, re ME
socyalizacya, ale kulturyzacya zy-
dow w kierunku polskim rada tn
bye moze jedyna: zydzi Polaka-
mi poczuc sic powinni i musza, i
~naczej ma zadne wzgledy liczyc
ME NIGGA - ma ME otwarcie mo-
wiac ME zas4uguja.
Kwestya postawiona jasno i zu-
pelnie trafnie. I polskiej strony
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-11

Tocze juz try, a nawet cztery
miesiace temu mySmy wskazy-
wall, podawali wiadomoSci, ogia-
szali dokumenty z Kraju, co maj
mniej tylez warte, jak kablogram
prezesa w. NJ, stwierdzajace, il
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-11
ZalOi0ua 1897 rOku.
EIACIERI POLSKA.
TELEFON MONROE 1903.
y.RyAD GIOMNY,

Ks. FTaNC.SHAN S1-ton. MODERATOR
rs. A. 4. k}owo; Wice-Moderator.
WOiclech 7. SoSka. Orezes.
Aay9a.7a BaranowsEa. wice-prezeskA
w51ctecn MenNiCk5. -preZeS.
Tomasz : H~.aehowskL SeAreta1
stantslaw LtcznanskI. Dyrektor.
Wladys}aw LopatEa DvreElor 1.
AulORI AaZurk, DyTekIoT.
k s]s|a4sS SSSSsSSSssikaD. A652 24SS&t6rka.
Franc5sENa B.ess.Ne. DyrektOrkA.
d.. FIT. \. Du-ak. Lcka~z NacZelny.
ADV. Potr T.. M.nlaE. Doradca Prawny.
Perta Z. NDItaIeW. CE. ASySt. Sekr. Gen.
GODXINN BIUROwE:
Blu-o LJ~za Ia GijwneEO otwarte "
da; pUwSza5n.e OF Soiz. 9-tei rano do
6-teI w.rCEHrsu, ~ SOOOte do lei po-
p0IuI0ivl. W:ecZJre.0. " in; DowsZed-
ME z Rvia.Htem S0Soty)). cd gOdzIny
uroc.ysJe. b.u-o tes- zamkniete.
PrexrSa: " ponjedzialki / piatki VIE
ezOraTi Of gOLz.ny mel do 9-tej.
Wsze,kga ko~esDOuleuCve do Gl0wne-
60 PrezsSa naiezv ad~resowac:
NOJCIECH r. SOSKA,
1855 W. Division str, Chicago, III.
Sekrctnrzn: W ro0iedzialki. wtOrkL,
s~ody i czwl-tkl. WiscEorami Cd godzi-
ny 7-mej do 9-tei / Cd 1-szej Uopoiu-
daiu COdz.ennie. z w~yjat6iem soboty. Cd
9-tej DO I-szei.
~Skarbnika: We w:o-kl. srody I piatkI
Cd gOdziny l-mel 40 9-taj wieczorem.
.bktldaNta Opiat. Sickle opt3ly GO IA
sy Gl6w1eI D~-Zyiw.5e kasyer Gowny
podezas godz.a ofisOwych. albo We dnle
W godzinacn of.sowych. Sekretnrz &C.
n~eraluy.
WszeIkge l.sty nadsyfac nalety ma re-
ea ~Sek-etarZa G~eneTalneCO:
TOMASL =. BLACHOWSNI,
Secretary Polish Alma Mater,
1855 W. Division str. Chicago, III.
ANSE.
Przekazy 5anAowe pocztowe
frRNnf= Money orders etc , nAlnZV wv
ataw!ac ma o-EaHizaCye:
POLISH ALMA MATER,
4 prZcsy4aG pod a3-eSem:
FIR. WITkOWSkI,
Ass w. Division str, Chicago. III.
MACIERZ POLSKA.
Biuro Zarzadu G}6wnego:
l455-57 w. Division Utica,
Ma druEiem pIetrEe.
Chicago, Ill.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-11
MACIERZ POLSKA.

5est o~rganlzacva laczaca m1odziet pol.
ska ObOiga pl,i " pracach naukowych.
patryOtyczuyGl / bratniej pomocy Ola
podnieslcaia ducha WOra.nOSci / dobro-
bytu W so~Oleczenstwie. a szcZegolnle
mfedzy mloIziaz4 Dolska. Mona zapt-
sac sic ma uosmiertne Cd lat IA do As:
ma czi0nk6w Srowarzyszonych beB o.
EraniCZen.a wiekI.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-11
'G{6d GrozI Polsce!"..

,Glod grozi Polsce" - pod ia
kim tytulem jeden Z t~utejszych
dziennik6w wydzialowych ogio--
sill telegram prezesa ,Wydziafu
Narodowego" Z Warszawy, do
noszacy, re - wv Polsce sytua-
eva zywnoSciowa ,,desperacka"
(mialo bye zapewne rozpaczliwa)
i giod jest ,,nieodzowny" (zle
to chyba znaczyc-nieuniknio-
NY jedyny spos6b pozyczyc pie.
niedzy ma zboze ! tranSportacye."
=
-. Prezes w. Y. to t~elegrafuje.
Teraz Pewnie uwierz2 i moze ze-
chc2 sic JAG wlasciwych Srodkow
dopomozenia Ojczyznie.
WieSG wzmiankowana - pe}na
jest rzeczywistej grozy. Niechai-
by sobie te groze n~areszcie uSwia-
wszvscv. ktorzv tn maja
COS do gadania i do roboty W ak
cyl ratunkowej - we wszelkich
jej dzialach ! dziedzinach. WieSc
ia Jest zarazem pewnego rodzaju
satySfakcya ola naszego Pisma.
ktorcj ME podobna nam pominac
- ME zaznaczywszy chot lyle "a
wszelkie insynuacve ! zarzuty,
pod naszym ciSkane adresem
przez rozmaitych krzykaczy i ba-
zgraczv. ME zdolnych do samo-
iStnego rozumowania. do samo--
dzielnej inicyatywy, a tylko 20
ukazu" robiqcych marine, co kazq
! olitykierScy kretacze rozmaiteso
autoramentu.
=
ToGze juz try, a nawet cztery
temu mysmy wskazy-
wall. podawali wiadomoSci, ogfa-
szali dokumenty z Kraju, co maj
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-29


"a nug 81 y u Anto,
ma I. 9err Mnier, I1ifel
Sie inns aLd cillnlnI nH ben gdo'
foInocoiltoIiaten berdllfrpteiL ID
modup germ eillr1lal 5iepben s
.Hia gergnlgc1 Jrdiu,
lein Mr1beud on ia Der neile
Alltoltnt, BET 0us gclIdlte MIter
Der Hernu ofgfbtI uolleI
ood mai iebea
tuer nir1 0elll hit nIdeu
GdtriloeI BeI1 oilsgebenI Sdaoe
nm Ste debl EIenuig
60 Do1 einm @aif (al1ul
I@irtJ u@as .eige1ttIih mil
sSbrem 0berfelner log Ger fd)alit
id ME orei Gage Heael1iDettel
01sremI
SOD gIolibe &c III mil fei11er
,9eirut 65i;ie bir1enlgefdIen.
Damn Idffe er iub bod,
eii1lrnaI 40 feinem NadfeI geirrtI-
- 6 O nj nDdI1en e.
trngen 5bmer5e1 int angeH1einelf
melt beIfer dis DINNER
r@eIder Ar5t 6of S111en oas ge-
Iastta
Sem Ar3t, EN- sdubnader..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-29

San @as00aIfobol getursue Hn ME
Fuller 0nrd 0a8 81 pieI Grinfe ben
Nudet gefidt ben. sd seipaue tltdh
5rl 0aB mafld5e Grnll. no. fpenigiItei1s
eilanlaI Die M0d) non ibreH Nsnnn,
tperi Ell beioffe beim geforrllle Is,
ibrer HndeI mn allrlere &drfs hon
iIren AaDote perbalnraatiHt Bot
friegt. iest Don ioIdhe @efiiblsails-
bride perid,oI1t bleiht. 9ar1it Is
ointner nod lung nit gefogt, bob ne
lest feine 2iidings mebr friege onbf,
Gs bot n1mlid5 plertie Grale, ma Z
gelegentlihe Eradbt EriigeI 0ieierfe
I'm bieieiDs bat es ia Sellers genllg,
mo ibre gnr1ae @ut an tire arT1e
8sSrau ansIuHe ulln galld espeideuie
lire Mlt 0oriiber, 1aB he mir u1ebr
alt trinfe friege Sd I'm nInler for
Genlperell5 nm ID ben tenn Subs ur
en- Seller, mo { 5dmem aus iiid15 ulndle
0nbt. 5or Die all Iifie bot es { gal,5e'
gnft 2abs I'm n1er braldf nit aaliiHio=
ne bon Merid1e ibren 9ri1h al relr-5
me MI Die &olitrie I'M 1ibr Salipttin-I
fpn1m al1 bringe. bins neil G poor
2iimpe nit uiiIe, tpeu11 ie gerlla len.
bat fein Menfd e6bes 0agege,
lperln iiidb Die Mee0erd]er E tpenig 44sul-
Der on tire rotliid5 arge1allbte gaas
idmiere, p0oer lDer1n e iiid NIT e me-
mig Rubfh hire gddeId1er nenig
2efue uerIeibe; aiuruer ben Subs non
Eau0er I'M Hebnf garB au berbiete,
biefn6s es bat ipelde @un1nenfubf,
no iiaidfl lire @eiidfer I'm lire 2ipps 10
pol rnte 9ebnt idniere. DaB ie alisss,
guide ME 5eilod115eriinle, oas fdlilf
bod fei11em Menfde nit elm.
9err Saskatchewan, iest Zen id nit.
Sen falte @efter aeItdrt lin I'm dIieB-
lid ouf Die grubibiiden unn bic ge-
pebute Babel fou1n1e, Is oos nil hlb-
liid2 mount a1 berbleirne Slime Sbrn
liefDer
8biIipp salleranpfer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-29
Gr,tnOciacnfnims<ltcbcr
frdouftecfl.

aIenitb s. 8nfer uHD @affe I'M 8eIln
8isss, Iots 1 unb 2 blod 3 gnutb gioe
Harf anD. 81 glpu5 ST
6. 2Duis 8enIen.an 8dite garI 5fafe
8anf, SeiI bun lots unO 2 bIod 6,
@aite Gsarf, $4,000.
g &c GtDnD nrD SSra1I an 8errn S.
SSanieu mel ser. % 125 IS $fS4o0.
8rueten Cemetery Ahociation an she
ghur1 Of ct gonnfus. seil BON sell
Ser. 6 1913 50, $3.50
Sobn alein an Sdeob S. @eIters,
sen bon snA I'll set. 90 126 81,
$S14OO-
NId5plns2 eb6nleier an gbnrleg 81 Chs
lot 5 mnb 5eH bp1 lots 8 nnb {, Hpd
|, goie aBarf Moo. GlouD 1885,.
5arrp 8. gauHs an Charles Soieph
2urinier, lot "a. bIod grarnbs 8. 4ob.
@IDnb $4,000.
sSu9n M. &elIg u10 SSrau an g. aobIIe
1of aA SET. 1875 81, $4,000.
Ole gnberion nrro SSrau IN aog
q. &eferiun utDA sec, 124 81 Sit,
465.25
Sep 4. S6iahs mb SSrnu an 51erefin
Nss. Eeterlpn Ell nipA unb 81 neA
Sec 8. sDA seA Sec. 81 1913 50
$4,000.
6drs 6. 3arr11I an @idlntar 8an1rn.
lot Is, blod ). 8enfens Sui. $4,000.
gn,1lp Stubborn an Miilliam aaBehua
berger e.55 SUP bun lot 4 Gilbert Is
Aboitiou al 8dbnesniHe $500.
4lg1if 9ieierih unb SSrau an Nsarz
enret6 2en1rn, &eI BON Ints Is "a lt1b
is, MeIrpIe $500.
9enrp gren1ers ct az on 5uberf @ree
mers mE snA sec. 90 126 81 lnlo
Sell bp1r nf | bIpd / ct Mnfbprp ST.
@iiaiam Sgnaf unD SSrnl an CORD
hp 81 Carpenter, Sell porr Dts II uip
12, bIod !, Merrb nnb 9enns Anb. gna1f
Centre $4,000.
Benrge 8 9rebeI n11b Srnl1 an SIC.
SSud6s IDt u, bfDd 8 SSn11es MobHiprl
ga1If Centre $500.
2ep STEM ur1o 56rnu an 3app 5tnte
HaHf. lot i bIod 81 2ninrts NoDftiipn
ct gIDllD $4,000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-29
aerbertsS AaraInb alt lris Gpenfsr
Iats go Hnb bod MofennIe sNart

perberlt sa1.Ia1 an glri speaisa
ats 90 unb II bod Nuieoale Rar'
+ s. 6dlDab III gb,uarb 38inierI
Tot bInd Ia North sfOe Nnrt anD,
ct. GIpuD. $500.
Srant senber uIlo sSsrau a. Sobr
9esg9oullg mA se See. So un0 SEA
sec. 2s 1868 2 .4s0.
Sobn @iilenbrina an grant Gtreulbo
tpa porl lot 4 blpf 26, Nrrlnii1lgs abs.
an MiiduInnn $1,000.
Sobn y. aeiIlD an ghelDDu, 100
Ader III sec. SO 126 81
1hpruas snsram u1D Srol an giietor
$. ainssblrg. so 4der u see.
% 126 81 $1.0o.
Q1DtDig gnler Il gat1erina Mnelife
lot 6. blod MeIrpie $1,000.
@iiIIin1u aaiprence l1uo SSrau al Mlaos
Rpbertion MI SEX SEC. uno mA1s
ne n SEC. 1872 SO $4,000.
G0aar q grosbg mn Srau an eli
8lorensen. lots I n1o bIpd d. cub:
9ib. bon lot s. 8obbius L 4oo. 8aDz
nesniile unb lot 8 5Iod IL, paiues Aoo.
9apnesuiIe $1,000.
hilbert 9nnloie ulln sIsrau a11 sSe6n Sc
Yyouls Sen Ser. s 123 50. $12ss22o.
Spbu 9egs)ululg an so. s. Meine SEX
Sec. s. 123 50, $20,6D.
Carl q genienn Srau an Sobr1
2aldeme1er, Iof 90 bIod 41 Boite 8arf
$40.
saunleI sfid1eg urS Srau an
Sid. Solution sdA SIC. % 122 2 8
$4,000.
GStDarb 8ublis an Biaiam s.. saro.
iuebr. geiI puu bIod 60 @nIon Cur
BET, $4,000.
Nellie 6 Stpne 1lub @atte an Mz
enitb S. gafer, nt 8 Hod As, Curtis
5urDep. ct CLOUD $4,000
9gnes Bod mn Nssid. Bod, Sell BON
Set. % 1913 80 $500.
Mn6retu 8iidIu11o uno Sarn1I a11 Nes
81 Norgorben nA Sen nr1o neA sDA.
1lnb 1luA SEA Sec. SO unb snA ueA
SEE. SO unD MI neA n1lO SELF niu1A
ser. 50 unb sfDA SEE SO uno Sci nelKA
5ee.s2 1877 81 SIS, 500
Sreb Diidfiion ms Sgran an Gbi11 M.
ssso6nfnn ader bon SEC. is 1876 81
$4,000.
gonarb SureuiDu uno SSrm an SSreD.
9idinfon, lot 16, Sc Nopres MDb. d
gufIofs gam Centre $500.
auglr1 Sreitm u1o 5ran an geroi.
uann 6. Hnnler nM nipA lf1o sH
Hgee. IS 124 81 SIS. 500
sdmft nnD Sran mg sc,
gfener, SO ader N mIs,gee6t 26 50
$4,000
GbnrIes 9olm an Su6n gpndnIn, lot
bInd Il, Naife Rsm $$1150.
aan,m $500 6efrdn oa1rdidnittIid
oos mhrIid5e @ebnH fir nnoIiide
2ebrer ii Miifiiua1ri. @erube ge111g,
INN nit Mnlfan6 al berbungern.
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- S oireffe &nr. Mr5t.
!. fn sic THo mbeimt Die-
Der gu115 mobile 6a6en sic meme
BiIen nae Gage gelIymmen2
g nu ter: r5a gn,mnlen 1nb
fdon nbher wiiim Serr
DoftoI sos NOR 10. M'ei ld,nar-
ae 8enm is ma u6e1 5dnbtfe
fonln1a u11o baf Die 9sia,H grpi
ienI Nud)a CUB gem 9
idIndI uno aein uno 10 BIN
nieDer glu1ro NOR
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'allu|le'rlIell'i|| fldpl ) hiduls.

lGBt id leirbt ab1elfsn, tue1ln DE m
bihten @feIleH mt fcIgeaDen 8itt
nerfdmiert lperpell: 60 3eile Gd)ipei.
neIdmnl5. 40 5elle RDd,fni5 ulD 3
5eile tneibes Mad,a merDel 6ei q 1
liubem 6euer gef1naol3en INN III Die
lifiige Matfdun9 40 9eile gtfebte
lDIaaIde e1lgernihrt. hit Diefer
Nlaiie uerDeH Dte rinllsTDeH GtelIen
gut dlsgeffrid,en, Hadboem man g
m6slidfi trOdeu gtn1a6t lauM Ast
piel lsere NlaaeIdBe. @obalo per
narm a~ufaetragene aitt erfdItet,
dlieBt e ieDe Geffuang luftDidt az.
be9anoeIf nan Die
Meinfloideufprfe2 Atan ueruencet
m6gllld1lt 1llr nelie Horfe; re iT1os
NIT fnItem Nnlier ab5uuaid1en, ute
8orte ougeseH nit fodJeiloem Waiier
an MbergipbeH. Nor Dem @ebrald
tnudt man Die aorfe III Itnrfea
8ein. glcid, nide aorfe lil1o uor5u.
5eben, re nlD galls ii Die Jloide
40 oriidpIl ODER ulIlittclbur iiber
benz Mamie ab5l:idnei0en.
Seine Je1erfdder reilIigt
mar am beltpn NIT einer NfIidnl5
poH Nenam ulf1 reilaeM AlfObol
usan gieBt bic dur gleid]en Salite
geuuiidte 6~liHigfeit ii zine lallse
aunale G6liiel ua0 Iegt ben Slider
buaein. mp,ln Dos @eiteI es uertra.
gen fnuns font bari man nilr oie
IeDernieite eilItnud3en HuO nadg1er
DIe SIliligfeif Durh Derfibtiges
Driifcu ourd3 ben gnn5eH Jddger
perteilen. Gam troduet man ben
5dder Ourd I~nilgfalnes GhDelfen
lsl1o IfelIt i'm III Die Sonrle, bis ore
5eoern mIeOer aIIgegangen iuo.
Nnreu ie fralls, 10 faEn man e
lcbr mDII ouifrduieIn, inoem man
nit elmer nldt ibnrfen Sdere ODER
einem Ifulnpfen MeIIer ieDes 6e0er-
den allsaiebf Is 1T cine geOuIOar-
bed, geln1gt ieood bel Ginger NM
merfinmfeIt 10. onB fein Jdferd,el
nbbridt ghnar5e SeDern frd1iieIn
iid miibefos, meIn man EN- 5tlid
sNle,.apra aera,,Iot4o ra,,e,, l5st
w. ~ s.,asn 10. Ron ao,,,pi
5iebJ
q, 49, 49,. !. : ana whfano az
n,,..a M LIT, nm a,-.,,.,euof-
81 g1raras,t ma sesein ma @nrfen
us;;;s.,,s ,,,,a aoIIhiS4te, m, Gd,,,.
- a. n,ar,,o,,h;;id,ien qehr;dsf mn.
id,.r; sts i. s,,4 s;;,,s,, sn,,fsn mn
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
BAPT|sTS HOLD SESSION
At T0ANO DURING WEEK
Six Richmond Churches VIII Be
Represented at Convention OF
Tidcwutcr District.

The six Baptist churches OF Rich-s
mond will be represented at tho Tide-s
water District Convention. at Olive,
Wednesday and lasting through Fri-9
day. Including those In Richmonds
thirty-scvcn other churches Will boz
represented. !
J. Garrett Holiday. OF Richmond.
w. Ware. OF this city. secretary
Delegates will leave Richmond on.
wednesday, and Thursday morning ats
o'clock.
Mrs. j. q. Carleton at the morning.
session of the first day. followed bys
reports and the report by Mrs. ]. Il.
sloan on the 1901 nrosrams and'
tho subject OF tho talk 10 be delivered,
by Miss Eta Num-.
Mrs d. g. Sutton will lead thoI
afternoon ai, session With devotional,
plan VIII be taken up with Mrs.
catesby Ware. submitting the rcportS
on Country Socicties." and Mrs. f..
for work viii be discussed also and
Mrs, j. @. bclsabcck will deliver the;
report on "Woman's Missionary So
cictscs:" Miss Incz Fox on Circles.
Slaughter on Mission Bands and!
Junior Societies." and Mrs. u. r.
Motley on programs for Regular;
Meetings.
The second days session viii he;
opened by j. u. lIunlcy. There Will
follow the presidents message. n;
roll call OF churches and reports. req
port of committees and the conven
ton sermon by Rev. J. Il. DeGaf-
ferclly.
II. l.. Tonniss viii preside at ,ho'
afternoon session. at which time J.;
B. lIunley will lead the devotional!
period, and J. Z. Y. Hundley viii de-
liver the education report. An adj
dress on Our College," by MIR Del
Gafferclly. Will feature the meeting.
This Will be followed by an appeal!
Tor Tidcwatcr education funds
night session will be held on
Thursday. at which time l. j.;
Spencer, OF Lexington, Ky. will be-
the principal speaker.
the morning session Of the last dayj
VIII be presided over Ivy ]. q. Hclsa-
beck. and viii bc opened by !. B.
iiunlcy. who Will conduct the devo-
tlonal period. after which nil un-
finished business Will be disposed OF.
AZ II O'Clock the Bible school session
VIII begin with AN address by PauiI
NJ Trout. talk by Miss Jessie;
Spencer on Elementary Work." ana;
hy Mrs. ~. II. McArd!c on Teacher
Training"
The Bible school session viii re-
commence AT the final session opened
by J. Is. liunlcy with devotional cN-
crciscs at o'clock 6. NJ Watson
or Norfolk. Will deliver the closing
address.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
LUSITANlA LIFE BELT FOUND
IN THE DELAWARE RIVER
Estimated 10 HIVE DrIftcd From
Twelve to Fifteen Thousand
Miles Since T0rpcdOIng.

PHILADELPHIA, August l.--Sci-n-
lists are greatly Interested In tho
probable route followed by the Luslj
innIa lie belt recently picked mp In
the Delaware River on one OF the
city piers in the center OF phiiadel-
phia. They cRiimate II Travelled from
1000 10 $4,000 miles and required
NOR" than Ave years in i,i Journey.
The Lusitania was torpcdocd on
the Irish coast on May :. 1915
figure that the belt
went through the Irish Sea and
around the north OF Scotland: down
through the North Sea and the Eng
!ish Channel; down the coast OF
France and Spain and Africa There
the current ho-c IL across The At
lantic. Entering the Gulf stream. it
was carried north II ESCAPED from
this current and drif,ed to the Della
ware capes. Probably the propeller
OF steamship caught IL UP a; tho
capcs and brought IL up tho Della
ware. When found anoat /, was 100
miles up the river from tho capcs
The lie belt was covered with barn}
acics. When these were scraped OFT
the name Of tho I.usitania was found
and easily deciphcrcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
hutoouDyOSrNphy.
riHht. ls.D. by Nat .vi,... .>uns ppr Servic.

Ne; rs ~, look back over my young life thus far
IS 'o on,Y ma, y, has pesa happy one which
nave managed 10 keep well. On analysis IS an
factors: Sac 'o"'' my good for'une to several
a. ours was one of the richest families in
healthy SPECIMENS.
s M",nsr Vas 100 per cent mother and not
Te.T 80 ia h me win od Doctor nature
a. infant foods is dciivcrsu win every baby.
o"' n1t Always inteiiigentiy used.
APPROPRIATENESS Tor btcas, feeding or mo
m wha, fresh milk and he never cared TO see
MHtther any OF these would agree with me.
f"oa KNOWS better Than to ASSUME that il
suitable nourshmcnt. ''o'c
tp Nobody was permitted to feed me my
days Of life Ny mcdStnc. lax NS ~cs' fo @I
aurs in Ho' ~, ,S sEtnp was wha ohtained hy
ntst lew days. and every two and one ha I
established. The clock mad noting ''e on ~G us
ne" " Il came TO strict resutariiy about this.
iainer TO polish his shoes when / was two
hrai,S 9td IT. pssters baby and Injuries his
nsni iohSer than is necessary to retain the
go In warm weather they put me in cotton
sa,t.S ana !ctt of my stockings. On very hot
morning and one late in the AFTERNOON before
mother put on my mighty and tucked me in
arinnlR ! l. had nd, all The e9ol water wanted to
u nS w %hd ifG and
Mr, was whoopng it UP. was liable to get
baby must hoiler consderab!y in order to
t1nnhhiIsiF more harm than good liz done by
ICING infants alleged collie remedies
~ \nother problem WAS thoroughly SO, :
ticu at inc very outset Of my career. >athnr
iireiy admitted that was tcething any time
"hu au inc tine-hc said every baby is teeth
.hs rom birth until the age Of twcnt v n We
;t"i: OF thcrcabouts. and IL is as rcasona Ole
70 attriDutc premature badness or hardcnin q,
o the arteries TO tecth!ng il is to uttrihut 4.
'HS other Illness thereto.
.l"l had my two miles OF oxygen I'm my
90 iiiiaEe every day OF the year. rain hail snow
ten months. the substitute I received Va a. I.
hoHihed plain fresh raw milk ~
,os' "vncr received that first unnecessary
stipaicd habit. " " d CON
tD was undrcsscd. bathed powdered wa
Il, my mighty and in bed by = o'clock every
at.crhoon in winter and by O'Clock cverv
az Scrhoon IN summer until | was two vaa rs:
G!n, NiEhthawking is what makes SO many
n'tIc i!kes nervous and sckly II is ali >,
mere matter OF habit-good habit or bad bnhIi
"cIordinS 10 the Kind OF parents n Teller has
>, ~ MY clothes were constructed TO give mo
ilherty TO get proper exercise. And for :, few
minutes every day either mother or father
b!ayeu with me to make sure would get m y.
exercise nothing exciting or spectacular h'',
hh ms are the Fourteen Points upon which
babies could have the same chance to grow.
and thrive and gladden. the hearts of fhcir
everybody. anu "uh's ana
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
POPE ON EVIL CONDITIONS
CONFRONTING WORLD TODAY
Minds OF Men I;Ansprratrd by FINN
Inc for the Mnny and Riches
In Hands Of frw.
Dy ASSOCIATED Frc.i. /

ROME. July 3l.-Evil conditions
confronting the world today are out
lined III a circular letter issued TO
the church by Pope benedict today
The purpose OF this letter IL TO pro-
claim throughout the world the NJ
tieth anniversary OF the decree by
which st. Joseph was named patron
or the universal church. and in IL the
Pontln urges the Catholic world to
celebrate tor n whole year from De-
ccmber next solemn functions in hon
or OF the saint.
when the end OF the war came"
says the letter. the minds of men.
led astray by milltarist passion. were
eNasperatcd by the length and MI
tcrncss of the conflict. and agra
waited by famine on one side and ac-
cumulatcd riches in the hands of a
few on the other.
The war brought about two other
erils--thc dim!nution OF conjugal n
deity and the diminut!on OF respect
for constituted authority. I.Iccntious
habits followed. even among young
women. and there arose the fatal doc
trine or communism. with the abso-
iute destruction OF dutiful relations
between nations and between fathers
and children. Terrible consequence
ensuing. have already been expo
ricnccd."
The letter continues by illustrate
inE the efficacy Of the patronage OF
ST. Joseph, "slncc the society OF man
Kind Is founded on the family and
anything strengthening Christian
domestic organization nlso strength
ems human society"