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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-09-15

VlSclb Hal CdlUdH 10 UCDIHuHyItOI
ia, hogy testgyakorlatokban e.
gesz a miivesziessegig yitte XIII
lon0sen els6ranguan tudja csinal-
nj AIT gyakorlatot, amit ugy
neveznek, hogy: Handle hoch''
De vizsgaljuk meg egyebekben
is a szovetseget. A szovetseg
megk0te tesekor Benes cseh kiiliigy-
MINISTER igen szorult helyzetben
lehetett, inert
$40 nelkiil atengedett Roma
nianak hat k0zseget kapott
helyette harmat.
Mikor a szovetsegi szerz6dest
roman parliament targyalta, az
erdelyi nemzeti part vezere Ma
niu Gyula erelyesen kikelt ellene
s AIT mondotta, hogy Romania
nem mondhat lie Nyugat-Marma-
rosr6l, amely roman kell, hogy
legyen Bukovina : vedelmenek
szempontjab6l es kifogasolta,
hogy roman hadvezet0seg ezt a
teriletet kiuritette. Ha ezt mem
tette volna, most alkalma nyilt
volna Romanianak Csehorszagot
.kenyszeriteni, hogy mondjon lie
rola Romania javara, amit Benes
meg is tett volna, inert mem Ro-
manianak van sziiksege ere az
,ertektelen sz0vetsegre, hanem a
cseheknek es Benesnek. El6bbiek-
mex azert, hogy a belso forron-
CAST megsziintessek, utobbinak,
hogy lingo allasat megerositse.
/ A sz0vetseget egy gazdasagi
egyezmeny kiserte, mely kolcso-
nossegi alapon nyugszik. De mi
tortent? A legels6 alkalommal
a cseh-roman hataron aruhalmo-
zas allott elo, inert a csehek vo-
nakodnak vasuti kocsijaikat a
kedves szovetseges teruletere at
engedni, mivel hogy 4" mines
is oman visszateres sohasem".
A sz0vetseg dacara Romania
Becsben igen jol megszervezett
kemkedesi osztalyt tart fem a
csehek ellen kiilon0sen tot
fold all roman kemek szigoru
megfigyelese alatt.
A cseh-roman sz0vetseg mem
oszlatta ell lengyel-cseh ellente-
teket mem is fogja eloszlathat-
nj. Massz6val Romania ket $50
vetsegese ellenseges viszonyban
! van egymasssal. A roman kozve-
lemeny lenezessel beszel csehek,
rol es mem sokra becsiili, sot sem.
mire sem becsiili Aovetsegiiket
Csehszlovakiaban a. viszonyoB
meg mem alakultak XII teljesen
mihelyt azonban a nemzetisegek
szorultsagukban egymaSra talal
max, nagy dologok fognak tor
tenni.
A jovo meglepeteseket fog
hozni, amelyek "nagy euro
patti, ahogy Take Jonescut Oft
hon csufoljak, alighanem feleb
resztik rozsas almaib6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-09-15
u A B0H0NYEI
oRszAGUToN.

A marcali jarast nshany h6napja
egy .vakmer5 haramiabanda tartja al,
land6 izgalomban. A rabl6k f6kepp a
m6dosabb gazdak hazait fosztogattAk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-09-15

Csehszlovak allan milyen takol-
many az talaj, amelyen epilt,
milyen suppedekes. Ha masra
mem is gondol az ,ember, ha mast
nem yesz figyelembe, eleg, arra
gondolni, hogy Praga hiyen ko-
yeti Bees peldajat as zsarnoki
m6don igyekszik uralni.
Hat millio cseh akar nyolc
millio mas nyelvii nepen XII
meletlen uralmat gyakorolni.
De vegyik sorjaba a dolgot!
Csehorszag, ertem alatta a regi
i5kben foldrajzilag meghatarolt
Csehorszagot,, nemet nyelvi on
tudatos neptBl van koriilveve, a
mely vasgyiirut, alkot koriilotte.
Ez gyiirii Csehorszag hatarain
belul van ez a hemetseg. ami6ta
az 0naHo Csehoszlovakia letezik,
mindig es minden eszkozzel d
csehek tendenciai ellen harcolt es
ma meg vehemensebb er6vel har-
col. A csehek ugy veltek a ne
metseg nemzeti torekveseit ell
nyomhatni, hogy brutalis erosza-
kot alkalmaztak, persze sikerte-
leniil es mentiil kegyetlenebb
volt az elnyomatas, annal erosebb
volt nemetseg ellentallasa,
mely oily messzire ment, hogy
nemcsak parlamentben, hanem
azen,kivul is dacos ellentallas al
laspontjara helyezkedett.
A pittsburgh egyezmeny Csc
hianak juttattaI. aI.as., szlovaklakta
magyar videket is. Sc6tus Viator
es megannyi meghibbant tarsa,
nemkiil6nben a Macy ambicioju
szlovak vezet0emberek annyit ir-
taxi mar arrol, hogy a magyar
uralom alatt nyog6 ~ szlovakok
butak es visszamaradottak, mig a
cseh allamferfiak, Massarik, Klo-
fac es masok ezt elhittek. Ez a
hit es' hatartalan es ostoba u
ralkodni vagyas ARA vitte Kra-
marzot es tarsait,
hogy a szlovakokat tenyleg
masodrendii m b e k-nek
kezdtek tekinteni, mint ilye-
nekkel bantak ell veliik
>egyszeriien mem vettek tudo-,>
mast arrol, hogy yszlovakok
leteznek, gondolkodnak es
ereznek,
hanem .se $40, Sc beszed, nekies-
TEX azok csehesitesenek.
De csal6dtak, inert tot veze-
tok, mint Hodzsa Milan es masok
hirtelen tudatara ebredtek an
max, hogy bajok vannak, hogy
oket s4pragai urak egyszeriien
kiakarjak irtani ere haboru-
ban szokes utjan naggya lett cseh
legionariusokat hasznaljak fel.
Ez tobb volt, mint amennyit ell
lehetett birni exert Hlinka ro-
zsahegyi pNbanos az ellenallas
zaszlajat tiizte J XII S nehany hive
kisereteben megjarta Parist, ahol
tiszta bort ontott a geographical
nem ismer0, de azert terkepet raj
zclo uraknak.
Ekkor jott Pragaba Pelle fran
cia tabornok. Ez magyar kom-
munizmus.idejere esett. A francia
generals ugyan nagy szemeket
meresztett, amikor meggyozod0tt
arrol, hogy csehszlovak nep
hines, de van egy cseh nep van
egy szlovak nep $ ebb6l az a, ter
meszetes k0vetkeztetes vonhatd
lie, hogy mines csehszloyak nyelv,
hanem van cseh es van szlovak
nyelv. s minderrol a generals
mem restelt Parisban jelentest
tenni, ahol a nagy terkepgyaro-
sok ugyan csovaltak a fejiiket de
mar semmit sem lehetett tenni,
mivel biintetni csak keliett vaia,
kit miert ne tettek volna ezt a
kommunizmus alatt nyog0, on
onmagaval tehetetlen magyarsag-
gal.
Mem fogome elfeledni / a Scsehekk
Zr, I. II L.. -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-09-15
Az EAST YoUNGsTowNI I. PET0Ff
sANDoR MAGvAR BETEdsEGkLYE6
EGYLET

Elnok Kiss Samuel aielnok Horvath J6.
zsef, titkAr F8d6 Istvan kihcz az egyiet sr.
dekl6 leylek kuldend6k, cine: E. Youngstewn
Ohio, Box %, jegyz6 Horvath Rafael, p6nz.
tarnok Kelemen Gyi'rgy, peztari ellen6r Sagi
IgnAc, betegldtogatdk East Younestownbaa
Cseh Mihaly, Koesis Mihaly. Macy Sandor.
Hazeltonban Kap6si Andrds. s6ssl6tart6k
(magysr) Horyath Janos IS Cseh Mihlly.
(amerikaD Bors Ferepc 6s varga josef
bizottsagi tagek Macy Ign&c. 10th Lsjos
RAGS Mhaiy, p6ttag Msjoros Ists&n. Kap6si
Andras. ajt66r Vekasi Mihaly. Kir&ly Istvan.
trusteek Kiss Mikl6s, 10th Laios. Hivataios
lap ~ Aneriksi MAsyar HiFlsp
Gyuleseit tartjs .. Crow 4hallben minden h6
negyedik vas4fHspjin dSlut6n 6yskor
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-09-15

v y
ez el6ttem. :.
AEON csodakozott, hogy min
den cseh legionarius hatulr6l
kapott sebet.
Ha mas mem, ugy eek a har-
cox kell6 bizonysagot tettek
csehszlovak allamot osszefog6
kapcsokr6l.
Hlinka persze b0rt0nbe keriilt,
de ez sem torte meg a t6tok ell
le1tallasat. Megprobalkoztak az
zal, hogy Hlinkanak piispokseget
igertek, de ez, meg sem szerelt lie
tovabb folytatta a szlovak nep
onallosaga erdekeben hareot.
Krakkoban pedig egy mask jo
tot kikialtotta tot k0ztarsasagot.
Nit mondhatnek a magyarsag-
r6l, amelynek sorsa mem hogy
jobb, de rosszabb totokenal.
A kapzsisag Kramarzekat meg
ARA is vitte, hogy a ruten foldet
is a maguk javara k0veteltek,
persze eredmennyel, inert Paris
ban ugyan hallottak valamit rute-
nekrol, de AIT mem tudtak, mi
fan teremnek mem volt eppen
nehez v0rosceruzat meg .egyszer
munkaba allitani, hogy ezzel egy
mask nepet tegyenek szerencset-
'lenne. Onrendelkezesi jogra per-
sze senki sem gondolt, sem ARA,
hogy a rutenek magyar uralom
alatt akarnak maradni.
Ez bels6 helyzet Csehoszlova
kiaban. Kiils6 helyzete meg XII
l0n0sebb. A bekekonferencia j6-
max latta Nemetorszagb6l es
Ausztriab6l is leszakitani egy-egy
reszt, hogy a cseheknek ada.
Ezzel aztan sikerilt egy ujabb
neutrality-suspicious. elhinteni es
k0nnyen elkepzelheto, hogy a
germansag ezt az indokolatlan
terkepvaltoztatast mem fogja
megtorlatanul hagyni. A lengye-
lekkel szemben a, tescheni kerdes
S ruten fold iigye meg mines
eldontve, sot utobbi komplikalo-
dix, inert lengyel kozvelemeny
jozanabbik resze allhatatosan ko-
veteli
a lengyel-magyar kozos hatart,
egyreszt, inert szimpatia fuzi Ma
gyarorszaghoz, masreszt pedig,
inert gazdasagi erdekei ezt ugy
kivanjak, mivel a legegyenesebb
ut az Adriahoz Magyarorszagon
visz keresztul
Csehszlovakiaban a vilag leg
furcsabb parliament helyzete te-
remt0d0tt a kiil0nb0zG nemzeti-
segek, partok es frakci6k adaz
harca folytan. Ez takolmany az
egyedili orszag a vilagon,
ahol mar eve multi, hivatal-
nokkormany vezeti az iigye-
ket parliament t0bbseg
nelkiil.
A cseh parlamentben pedig ma
ponta ismetlodnek a verekedesek
afnelyek nehai becsi Reichsra-
tot oily hirhedte tettek az eges7
vilagon S ezeket a skandalumo-
kat eppen a csehek ideztek el0.
Ez helyzet STANDARDIZATION
s ezzel az orszaggal kot0tte meg
Macy -Romania az els0 vedszovet
seget ellenunk, magyaroki ellen $
mi hideg verrel nezziik es tiirjuk
ezt $ j6l tessziik, inert hiszen, hs
minden oldalr6l oily veszely fe.
nyegetne, mint Csehoszlovakia
reszerol, nyugodtan alhatnank.
Romania szempontjab6l a
sz0yetseg kesz esxtelenseg,
inert semmif6le alapja mines.
| Ugy Pragaban, mint Bukarest-
ben tisztahsn vannak azzal, hogy
Csehcszlovakia egy magyarok-
kal kiiito haboru esetere sem a
szlovakpkat, sem a rutheneket,
Il Va
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-09-15
BFRE,Bl!4A,pl'!l0

0GM N
; High straetsn > Qlenwood
Ave. k6sel6bep hat sssha es fiirdc
hayi 80 dollarbrt. Kosslebbi COS
Dollar Hank alatt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-09-15
Hatmilli6 cseh uralkodik
Nyolcmilli0 mas nyelvi nkpen

Csehorszg helyzee ehroman szovetssg eke
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-09-15
: "A "Nep'' cikke.

f6parancsnoksag tisztjeinek gu
nyos kacagasa, amellyel ezt a
stereotyp mondatot kisertek
"Ni, hogy futnak gyavak L6-
csen k6rhaz francia foorvosa
val igen jo viszonyban voltam S
ez el0ttem.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-09-15
Praga, augustus 81

| Mem tuodm, hogy vajjon Bu-
dapesten szamot adnak-e maguk-
max az emberek arrol, hogy
Csehszlovak allan milyen takol-
many az talaj, amelyen epiilt,
milyen siippedekes. Ha masra
mem is gondol az ember,. ha mast
nem yesz figyelembe, elkg, arra
gondolni, hogy Praga hiyen ko-
veti Bees Ipeldajat 6s zsarnoki
modon igyekszik uralni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-09-15
Romania szempoptjabd a
sz0yetseg kesz esxtelenseg,
inert semmif6le alapja mines.

Ugy Pragaban, mint Bukarest-
ben tisztahsn vannak azzal, hogy
Csehoszlovakia egy q magyarok-
kal kiiito haboru esetere sem a
szlovakekat, sem q ruthsneket,
sem nemeteketf harcba mem Nyi-
heti, mert ezek mind hozzank
szoknenek mi sorainkst sza
poritap5k, mem gyavasagb6l, ha-
nem meggyozodesbol. Ami magat
q cseh hadrsesget iAeti, az vi
is, Bohm Yilmossal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-25
BANE LOSES FORD
Fntef wakes Awsy with ocr.e-on Mans
Auto while Owner Watches
Ball Game.

3 E Bar. ot CAMERON ". Va. !a.s
yesterday reported tho th-'t Of he Ford
roadster from the yir:nit" ~ L'asu>
rark u, Martins Frrr" Rare dr." :"
Martins Ferry 10 watch the haseha 4
.arnc there. ana lef, his Ford standing
outside the park. When he icf: the
grounds after N" game. the r"a4ster
va. not +" +" found. The Ford carried
West Virginia license plates No 25f%"".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-25
Searching For Woman
After WOnlan'S Stabblng'

chicago. IN: -. IN" man II updHr
arrest .."I ia. p''!..' Ar" '":r"hinG f"r
En- Ire far..n. o. ,'rn"N'i0u With tho
,'NLu.uE :, &"a'h thr, afternoon. "f
Nr.. Nirg.Hlr t-i "''I'. willow ~ CO.
'r."- i.-,"S -. VII" WdS shot 70 death
go. '.~.s u"I'he az" in II Sir"tcHnth
Nrri political t"ul outbreak. Will" the
ro'.~" Il, hrSt competed the sta bling OF
Mr., E4p"Nin with tho Nineteenth ward
{. nd. tho later discounted this theory
With tn" statement that the Killing Or
!ir.l 3.ti"- 3 personal quarrU'.
~" :,,!'t - bong hr'd h. tho police
-" h".Ir." h:S sister, Emilia Ianico
VT. ~ l.Sro"it"'- .'Hr?dHi"n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-25
$4,000 Fire at FairnlOnt

Fairmor; ". Va. July GA loss
~ s@o 20" vas sustained today hy !.
Funt. a dealer in scc"nd-hand goods,
when hrs place ~ business was de-
str"ycd 10y fire. Five automobiles. two
trucks and many haUircs wcnt up In
n" blaze. aud Il dwelling house nearby
wa partially demolished. There Is no
clu" "a 10 ,hr origin e -" lire. Mr.
f'uut has 10 Insurance OF III" property.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-25
CLEVELAND VISITORS
ARE HOME AGAIN

Wheeling and Lake Erie tran No. lH5
carr!ad heavy passenger Est on the
,r1p 30 Wheeling last night. bringing
home local peoplc who attended the
celebration at Cleveland which was il
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-25

Er,G and Use Ir:o!l!Scncer Want Ads.
You'll get wh?t you want.
Evening journal., 1921-01-14
Good Muslin Underwear,
Remarkably Good Values

Full-cut well-made Muslin Nightgowns, in two pat
terms; were selling at $1.25, 79c each.
Good NainSook Nightgowns, cut full and well made
trimmed with embroidery and lace neckS round neckS
more than a dozen different designs. Regularly S15O to
81 95, only CSC each.
splendid lot of fine Muslin and NanSook Nightgowns,
with and round neckS have lace and satin yokeS;
others have little embroidery designs done on the edges;
others neck with long sleeves. Included are some
sample gowns the values of these up to SOU each;
choose in this sale at $1.29 each
Muslin Drawers that were $1.OO, neatly trimmed with
embroidery and in all lengths Either open or closed STYLE
now only CSC pair.
Bloomers, Of flesh crepe figured baiste; we're
81 so. now only csc each.
Extra size Drawers of good muslin, trimmed with
hounces of embroidery; our regular S15O and Sl.57
drawers Special in this sale for $1.19 pair.
Envelope ChemSe, trimmed with lace edge and en-
broidery we're $3.50 and S175 slightly dustmarked and
musSed To close out special, Csc.
Lace trimmed Envelope Chemise, in camiSoe style;
were 81 95 and so. so; special for $1.4S EACH
Corset Covers of fine batste, trimmed with hemstch-
ing Special, acc each.
Evening journal., 1921-01-14
after JOBS FOR
THE HEUNEMPLOYED
Salvation Army TO Open
Free Employment Bu-
reau for City
SOME FAMILIES
ARE SUFFERING

The salvation Army Is arranging TO
open a free employment agency at
it's local headquarters, 208 West Sew
enth street. Adiutant Arthur Cook, in
command OF dho local post, explains
the plans as follows
"There are thousands Of men and
women in Wilmington who are out
OF work at the present time and
many calls upon the Salvation Army
for positions. Many a man is look
ing for work and cannot find II, and
at the same time his family Is suf-
fering for the necessities Of life.
For an example, man called
upon me today for work and this
was his story. i have been out Of
work for four months and through
sickness have spent all l had and
cannot find work anywhere. l DO
not care for myself, but II / do not
get work somewhere, my wife and SIX
weeks old baby viii starve. This
man did not ask any help-only
work There are many cases similar
To this in Wilmington at The present
aThe salvation Army Ia desirous to
help and is helping as many as pos
sible III there are any INDUSTRIAL
nlanta or private individuals thai
nave work OF any kind for either men
or yyomen. would they kindly notifS
Inc Salvation Army as soon as posi-
ble7 Bv SO doing you will do very
charitable act 10 the unemployed ol
/ our city,
Evening journal., 1921-01-14

showed the utmost self-sacriflce and
self-denial, would suffer as a com
pettor2
The plant would manufacture
nitrates IN time OF war as In time Of
peace. and IL would manufacture a
thinc that all powder makers want
TO buy; and II the government
through this plant could make this
commodity cheaper, as 10 is claimed
Il can. than IL obtained from the pres
ent source OF supply. II stands TO
reason that any powder maker would
want 10 see the government embark
in the business, because IL could
then buy It's raw commodity, nitrates,
at a lower price.
LAS 10 the lntimation coming from
the Senator from Alabama that there
is a telephatlc communication be-
tween the dupont powder people and
myself ! want 10 say TO the Senator
that ! resent 10. because the fact OF
the matter is that | have nothing Ia
expect from those powder people. II
manifested ordinary human feelings
would oppose them, because they
have in politics opposed me. But
shall not sit here and have a great
business concern. which made a con
tribution 10 this world struggle un-
equaled by any other private concern
on the face Of the earth. uniustly as
sailed as coming here and nghtlng q
measure when there Is no shadow OF
l evidence 10 sustain IT,
Evening journal., 1921-01-14
PUTS IN WORD
FOR POWDER CO.
Senator Wolcott, in Debate
Denies Company Opposes
Nitrate Plant
POINTS TO SERVICES
GIVEN DURING WAR

Charges that the dupont powder
interests are endeavoring to prevent
he erection OF a plant by the govern
ment to manufacture nitrates for
military. experimental and agricul-
lural purposes. were refnied by
United States Senator josiah y. VOL
cotG Of Delaware, In The course OF a
debate in the senate.
During a discussion Of an amend
mcnt 10 he nitrate bill IN the Senate,
Mr.. NOlcott said:
'~rhe powder people do not manu-
facinre nitratess they purchase nj
traicS. and II this bill will result I'm
giving cheap nitraies to the people OF
the Unibed States. Is It not manifest
that the powder people. being Just as
much consumers of nitrate as the
farmers. would be delighted TO see
the bin passed and the cost OF nj
traies come down, and their great
raw material therefore reduced b
them?
"The dupont Powder Company il
a purchaser. 10 does not buy nitrates
and sell them TO other people TO use
II. by reason OF the erection OF this
plant. they can get cheaper nitrates
is II not reasonable to expect thai
they would like 10 see the plani
operatedr"
nirning to one OF the Senators who
had made the charges, Mr.. Wolcot
c0ntlnued
Docs not the Senator know thai
this so-called powder trust during
the war was not afraid OF govern
ment competition and thought moth.
ing Of IL: I'm fact. II was so regard
less OF its own business as TO buill
for The United states Government ,
more modern plant than itself had
duplicatg the DUPONT Powder Co.'S
capacity. without one single cent o
charge 10 the United States Govern
ment. And yet In the face OF ha
record, does the Senator think tina
any man with any show OF reasol
can assert that the dupont Powde
Company Is coming here and tryinl
20 throttle the proposition OF buildnl
a nitrate plant FOR fear that in tim
Of war this powder company. whicl
Evening journal., 1921-01-14
WILMINGTON 44TH
ON P0ST0FFICE LIST

A statement issued by The Post
Onlce Department, al Washington,
shows that the Wilmington post
Office stands 4ith in a list OF $50 postal
savings Offices. Deposits IN the VIII
mingt0n Oflice are $3.50, ,iii as compar-
ed with Pawtucket. n. l., 1852. $40
Omaha, Neb. S3i7,2i7; Baltimore,
S326 6i5
The Postal Savings System exper-
fenced an increase in deposits OF
81 100000 during December, 1920
which is the average monthly increase
since July 4, 1920
Total deposits in the United States
on January i-were Si63, ,392 COS. New
York heads this list Of Offices, max
ing gains OF over $40 600 with a total
OF sii5.502 Boston is second with
$iO9 .6i9; Pittsburgh, si0O,279.
Evening journal., 1921-01-14
ARE
BANQUET GUESTS
Outgoing and Incoming Of
hcials of State Attend
Dinner
GIVEN BY MEN
OF DOVER CHURCH

Special to The Evening Journal.
DOVER, Jan ii-The tenth annual
banquet Of the Brotherhood OF the
Peoples Christian Church. was held
last evening in the assembly room OF
the church and was attended by 1877
men.
The brotherhood had as guests Sec
rotary Of State Everett C. Johnson and
the incoming Secretary OF State. Gen
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BRIDGE WORK GOES FORWARD.

At the monthly meeting OF the
Washington street Bridge Commits
sion yesterday, work was reported as
progressing favorable. The open
weather has proved a valuable aid
in furthering the completion Of the
structure.
Routine work and approving the
December bills occupied the attention
OF the commissioners. Commissioner
John s. Rossell acted as chairman in
the absence OF Alfred !. dupont.
chairman OF the board
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SMYRNA BANKS OFFICERS.

SMYRNA, Del, Jan. 1.-THE Fruit
Growers Bank has elected the follow
ing directors: w. o. Hoffecker, Her
vey p. Hall. l.. NJ Price, DR.. W. B.
Messick, Howard r. Jones, Smyrna
Gamaliel Garrison, Kenton. and w
Harman Reynolds, Townsend, all re
elected. The directors reelected the
officers OF the bank as follows: w
q. Hoffecker, president; +. Marriott
Fowler, cashier; Walter W. Hynson
teller: George w. Boehmier. book
keeper. and Miss Edith Beck and Mis-,
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day. throwing the driver OF the wa
gon, John Webb aged i6, 3i2 South
Union street, into the street, slightly
injuring him. The wagon. which is
owned by James Logue, contractor,
was demolished and the horses knock
ed down, one OF them being badly
injured. Webb was taken TO the
ofllce OF DR.. +. Earl Spencer, 40i West
Twenty-third street, where his
wounds We're dressed.
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eral Alden II. Benson. The banquet
opened with the singing OF one verse
OF MY Country 'Tis Of Thee" after
which the Rev. Mr.. Helfenstein, pas
tor % Che church, made the lnvoca-
tion.
l.. ]. Hayes was toastmaster. and
after vocal selections by Mrs. w. d.
Burton, Professor Ridgeway spoke on
the brotherhood OF Man"
General Benson was next introduced
and read two original poems. Vocal
solos were given by Mrs. l.. C.. Arm
strong and Ms. William j. Benson,
and a recitation by Miss Helena Maui
fair.
Secretary OF State johnson spoke on
brotherhood He also paid a trib-
ute to the founder OF the brotherhood
and the first pastor OF the Peoples
Christian Church. the Rev. A. w
| LightbOurne, and his son, the Rev. A
| Victor Lig1tbOurne.
Dr. Roy C. Helfenstein, pastor OF the
church, made the closing address and
the Rev. o. Grey Hutchison. pastor OF
the First Baptist Church, pronounced
| the benedictiOn.
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EIizaheth Wilson. clerks.

The Bank Of Smyrna reelected all
Of its directors without change. They
are: Dr.. A. Z. Sudler, Sudlersville;
Samuel NJ. Taylor and John w Ar
thurs, Kenton; ID. B. Maloney, Town
send; James II. David, Eugene Davis,
Samuel j. Reynolds, James II. Roberts
and Walter F. Keith, of Smyrna and
vicinity. The directors organized by
electing the present officers: Eugene
Davis, president; Charles ]. Sudleri
cashier: Edward T. Porter, teller
Clark Knotts, bcokkeeper, and Miss
Katie Smithers, correspondence clerk.
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PENSIONED AFTER
46 YEARS SERVICE

ELI 6. Bane, Of 3Oi Rodney street,
was recently placed on the roll or
honor OF the Philadelphia and Read
ing Railway Company. Mr.. Bane, VINO
was a signalman, goes on the retired
list with a pension after i6 years ana
two months Of service
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FIRE IN CHEMICAL PLANT.

Fire in the stock room OF the Gen
eral Chemical Company's plant at
Claymont yesterday afternoon, dam
aged the building and contents to the
extent OF $1,000. The company's en-
ployes, with the aid OF its own appar-
atus. extinguished the blaze.
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FINE GLOVES
Reduced, Beginning Saturday

Boys lined Leather Gloves, in tan and
grey, sizes to s, were $50, now reduced
to S1f9 a pair.
Women's strap wrist, suede Gloves, in
grey only, were $3.50, now reduced to si.95
a pair.
A special lot Of wOmen's kid. cape. suede
and washable kid Gloves. that were $3.50
and $500 a pair a large assortment OF
shades and white To clear these out be-
fore stock taking they go on sale Saturday
at Si.59 a pair
Glove Dept.-First Floor.
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Comm ron SIpERTNrTFNDENr

City Council last night approved the
proposed amendment to the law Gre
ating the Public Building Commission,
Increasing the salary OF the superin-
tendent OF the Public Building from
1880 to a maximnm Of $1,000.