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The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-22
Rockefeller, IT,, Gives
 Million to Relief Fund

NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-John D. Rockefeller, Jr., has contributed $1,- 100000 for the relief of starving children in Europe, Herbert Hoover, chairman of the European Relief National Council, announced today.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-22

The bachelors of Eagle. under the leadership of M. Danielson, gave Christmas exercises for the children of that vicinity. Children and grown ups participated in the program,
 The remains of Chester A. Thomas, former well known mining man of the Klondike, have been shipped to Plaza Drive, Berkeley, Calf, for in terment
 Ed Woods of Valdez, formerly Ter ritorial Road Commissioner. is Re publican candidate for U. S. Marshal of the Third Division.
 Dr. c. A. Winans, formerly of Val deg, has located in Medford, Ore.
 Miss Ellen Kusiseo and Fred 1 Howe, both of Anchorage, were re- gently married there. Mr Howe :a carpenter foreman for the A. E. C.
 James E. OReilly, writing to friends in Anchorage, says he is nov located at Walla Walla, Wash, has given up contracting and is now a full-fledged disciple of Cincinatus.
 A choral society is being formed at Anchorage.
 Miss Ruth Wilon and James Bar mont, Neb. They will visit for a time in Idaho and then visit for time in Idaho and then return to Fairbanks. Mir. Barrack is with the Sampson Hardware Company in the Interior town and the bride visited there during the winter of 1919-1920.
 Alex Timeroff, better known as Alex the Turk, died recently in the Government hospital in Nenana as the result of a complication of dis eases. He had been in the North for the past 20 years.
 WllDur storey mas but recently returned to Skagway He was mar ried at Nedrove, N. Y. on Thanks giving Day, to Elizabeth Cunning ham. The bride will come North in the Spring
 Mrs Howard Ashley is acting post. master at Skagway during the ab- sence of Martin Conway who is in Seattle on a short visit
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-22

The bachelors of Eagle. under the leadership of M. Danielson, gave of that vicinity. Children and grown ups participated in the program,
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-22

Miss Gladys Whaley has accepted the position of Violinist and leader of the orchestra at the Dream Theatre at Ketchikan
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-22
PRISONER DISCHARGED

Martin Gomez was discharged from the Federal jail today after having served a sentence of three months following conviction of having liquor in his possession at Petersburg
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-22
s.ft ift t'-.. ', | a VICTIM STILL }t UNCONSCIOUS FROM INJURIES

William West, injured yesterday by a blast in the Alaska Juneau mine, has not yet regained consciousness after the accident. He was very badly injured from the shock of the explosion and from being hit by pieces of flying rock r..,. ,t
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-22
BOTH TRAGEDY VICTIMS .-.
 IMPROVING AT HOSPITAL

Mrs. Georgia Stanton, shot through the right lung last Saturday morning by Delbert Roper, still continues .to improve. Her condition was reported as much better at the hospital today.
 Roper, also, is getting along and he now is said to be out of danger.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-22
EARL M. LEAVING FOR
 TENAkEE IN MORNiN

Taking capacity load of freight the gas boat Earl M. will leave here tomorrow morning for Tenakee. Cap tam Manley of the Earl M., is not running on regular schedule al present but leaves when cargo offers
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-31

Maury, ponevadz ps Mauritania spanelst spisovatee
pozde nazyva tax vsechny Mohamedany Arce.
Mnozi Maur vystehova do Afriky po padu Granady
Q492 Zbyvs Spanesku zvani Maurskeve, byi
uplne vypuzeni Filipem ILL., 1909.
Kuklux Klan, n6mz pritomne opetne mnoho muvi a
pe vznik puvodne jihu vace obcanske hral due
ztou dohu plemennem zapasu, jenz neskonc zabenm
bojStich Cinnos tehdech Kukuxd stavena jest svea
vemi ruzneho = sou cen ako spoek zbujnik1 vrahu
op6t ako zachranc bieho plemene hu zavis
cd toho, kdo mich psal,
Jsou historkov6 kdyz odsuzuji nektere
mehody KukuXu psou mich sympatcky, JIM je zavrhuji
Kdo vide vekoepy film Birth of Nation (zrozeni
naroda) odnesl hukuXech prlznlVy DOZEN w odroW VIII
byvay president monumentani Hsor amercke-
no hdu Jde kofen prcn, jez exstenci je vyvoay
ramcl techo stat neni obirat nakou
horckou sudi avsak feceno Kukuxove po
ske valce brani ably zni stay nebyly vydany
cernochum byo panem vytfedn frakce repub
kanskych pokar1 jez zavrazdeni presdenta Lncona
dosouzeni eho hdy Johnsonem (hanem), ovada Wash
zaGaa tax RECONSTRUCTED
da, re Kukuxove, kteri brn pro tomu ably bile plem
bo podobeno pemen cernemu pouzva nasnych prostfed
ku, da jse vysvetiti kdyz zcea omluviti
Uteem nynejsch Kukuxu, kter die jech isou
bratrskym spokem jest py pomaha pravdelnym uredni-
kun zakona shn zloCncu udrzovani svrchovanos ga
kona cti bezuhonnost Hyezd Pruhu usavy Spoenych
Satu Amerckych Strutne receno ejich dcelem jest ar
''stoprocentni amerikansmus'o
Vzhledem tomu naslnosti udao cd sorganisovani
nyn6jsich Kukuxu pachanych cenosich belosch, ba
zenach, zdao by tim nejoblibenesm prosredkem
ku sireni jejich vysokych idealu jest dehet peri
Hlava KukluXu "JehO VeicenstVo, cisaTsky
dfec neviditene Kukx Kan cle uko
no do sv6a sebe priznivesho svych
voanch obasn6nch, vSak cestn ide bu-
do vzdycky pohizet skepcky organsaci ez svo va-
steiecou praci kona prestroen skraboskou aFi
nocniho kdyby nyn6jSi KukuX Klan nebyl tax
zym ak cen jest odprc, jiste nadou or kter misty
dopouset budou nasnos jez pax budou pcteny ub
KukluX. Kuklux Kan rovnez popira by mel n6akych
nabozenskych rasovch predsdku ale doznava eho
cleny nesm byt katolici, zide CernoS
Ostatn6 Amerkou dopadalO by to vem smutne, kdyby
udrzeni neb amerikansmu udrzovan zakona
radku bylo reba organace bilymi kukem dehten
perrin Zdai Kuklux Klan mel stou opravnenos exi-
stencil 20 obGansk6 valce il ma nynf.
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, sGad dobes kdy nyn6jSl New
York byl dEsud holandskym
mestem Am5terodamem.
A Wells pise dale:
"Muz, ktery pronesl tuto
ideu, byl jeden velky Czech,
Komensky, ktery mas ma "a
pad6 jest snad lepe znam pod
svym zlatinisoVanym jmenem
.Comenius. Sam Sc prohlasuje
4 zaka Baconova. Byl prite-
lem MiltonoVym. Cestoval z
! jedne evropske zeme do druhe
sc svymi politickymi Wy
choVnymi ideami. A prav6 je-
no mySlenkou byla idea jakesi
vSeobecne knihy, knihy dejin,
Vedy a moudrosti, ktera by by
l., zakladnou a osnovou pro
mySlenl a predStaVy kazdeho
obtana Ma svete.
Myslitele a spisovatel6 q po-
catku sedmnacteho stoleti V
mnohem Sc nam Zdaji blizSl a
duSevne vice pribuzni $ dnes-
MIN svetem, nez kterakoli jina
lpredchozi skupina literarnich
postav.
Ida Sc nam, re dale videli,
nez lide stoletl osmnacteho a
jakoby byli odvaznejsi We
SVEN mysleni, nez stoleti deva-
tenacte.
A tato uzSi pribuznost nasi
dobou Vyplyva = myslim -
primo prirozene z uzSi po-
dobnosti okolnostmi, V nichz
zili.
Y letech 1640 az 1850, pra-
We jako dnes, byl svet strasne
otfesen a zahnan do bidy.
Vice, jak stoleti rozkvetu a
prosperity ustoupilo obdobi
konfliktu, vysileni uplnehc
politlckeho lotreseni.
Britanie byla zapletena V
prudke pOliticke zapoleni, KITE.
rC vyVrcholilo V poprave kra-
lie karla !.
J lrsko bylo zemi masakru a
protl masakru. Tricetileta val
ka We stredni Europe ucinila 2
III Ike konci jevist6 nejhroz-
nejSiho hladu a loupezeni.
! We Francii koruna a Slech-
t. zapolily 0 pfevahu We valce
frondske.
Turci ohrozovali WIDEN. Nj
kde Y zanadn1 Evror6 nehvlc
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n6kolika dny byly We Velke
Jane Snezne nalezeny dive
mrtvoly, muze a divky, slime
zetlele. Podle legitimaci zjiSt6
no, re jedna Sc 0 kuchare Fro
sta a soukromou ufednici Hoff
mannoVou z Vratislavy. Y Ja-
mach lezely mrtvoly od Svato-
duSnich syatku. T6la byla k So
be privazana, takze jde tn Sc
beVrazdu, a Sice milencu, kteri
sc yrhli do propasti ma nejpri-
kreJSlm mlst6. Vynesenl mrtvol
bylo nesmirne Stizeno. S nape-
tim vSech sill podarilo Sc zdra-
votnimu oddilu petrovickemu
ga vedeni tamniho cetnickeho
strazmlstra V nejv6tsim vedru
ga nesnesltelneho puchu mrtvo
ly 2 prorvane Jamy pres skal-
III balvany vynesti a pres Wy
soke Kolo do Snezne boudy do
praviti. Prace ta vyzadovaia
plnych II hodin.
Radeni vetrne smrsti v OIo.
mouci. Praha, II. srpna. V pa
tex o pull devate hodine veGel
III sneSla Sc mad Olomoucen
prudka boure, spojena vetr.
nou smrSti, ktera V ulicicf
lynitfniho mesta natropila znai
ne Skody. Cetne osoby, jak
sdeluje "Pozor", byly srazeny
k zemi, nektere povozy byly
pfevraceny, domu a strecE
padaly kusy omitek a krytby
strech, leSeni ma nekterych do
mech byla strhana a desky z
nlch rozmetany, triangulaCn
vez Ma kostele sv. Molice byls
shoZena, coz vyvolalo V okol
paniku, draty telefonni tele
grafni a elektrickeho veden
mestskeho byly ma nekterycl
mistech zrretrhanv.
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Vlasta Borek:
ZACHRANENI CIVILISACE.
(Dokonceni.)

A Wells prechazi k proJektu
svetoveho statu, o kterem pra-
Vi, ze neni utopil ze musl
byti 0 mem vazn6 premysleno,
nebot' zvlaSte Evropa jest V
primo tragicke situaci.
Ji nepomohou zadne smlou-
Wy, ale hluboka zm6na je-
jich politickych idejich Oby-
tejlch.
Europa jest prssycena 1zko-
prsym patriotismem, jako ne
jake t6lo Zarodky Zdedene ne
moci.
Jest pronasledovana utkVe-
leu mySlenkou malichernych
tuzeb a starych nepratelstvi.
Mall byti zachranena cd
pohromy, musi Sc starati nejen
9 JednotllVe naf0dy, ale YSe-
chen svuj lid.
TAX, jako provincialni patrl-
otismus ustoupil narodnimu,
tax je nam dnes tfeba, aby
dnesni ustoupil ideji jednoho
statu, jedne vlajky ma cele ze-
mi.
A Wells od kritiky prechazi
k letmemu nacrtu sveho pro-
jektu vSelidskeho statu.
Az dosud Wells dovedl byti
presvedcivym vice, nez ktery-
koli z zijiclch spisovatelu.
Jinak tomu vSak je, jakmile
pristupuje od kritiky ke kon-
strukci, a to oboru dvou tez-
kych problemu = internacio-
nalismu a vychovy.
Jeho projekty sevSeobecnent
q st-andardisovani vychovy
jsou sice odvazne Svudne, a.
lie za'pominajl Ma to, re clovek
pfece jen neni tax naklonen
unrformite a neni tax - mou.
drEm tVorem -
Zaiimavo je, re Wells svoi
tstudii 20 bibli civilisace", kite.
ia ma byti jednou hlavnict
pax vytvoreni move lidske mer
t&lity = navaZuje ma Komen
skeho.
Pravi, re Sc chce zabyvat
! Istarou, ale preziranou ideou
lie . rorrve hvla vyiadren;
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lbezpeci upravenych politi-
ckych pomer1.
VSude byl nepoTsdek, vsude
Sc zdalo, ze must k necemu
dojiti.
A prave tyto rozharane a
nejiste easy jsou nejplodnejsi
ma sm6le nabozenske, socialni
a politicke a vzdelavatelske
teorie a popudy.
Byla to doba, ktera zplodila
kvakery nejbujnejSl roz-
kvet puritanismu, We kterem
spocivaly zaklady moderniho
republikanismu a kdy projek-
tn sv6tove ligy narodu - neb
spiSe sv6tov6ho statu - do
stalo Sc znaGne pozornosti.
A kdo studuje Komenskeho,
Inalezne V mem cinneho vni-
lmaveho ducha, ktery s tou nej-
zajimavejsl podobnostl nasi-
mi vlastnimi odpov6d'mi, od-
povida ma obdobne pomery
sve DOLBY.
Byl stlsnen a polekan -
tax, jako mnohy 2 mas je SITS
men a ulekan - rychlym roz-
vojem nasili a postupem ukrut-
nosti utrpeni v lidskych
srazkach.
Nemel onoho pocitu bezpec-
nosti, jako byl pocit t'ovan z j.
stoty, pokroku 18. a 19. sto-
lett.
Tax, jako my, byl 81 v6dom
ze vyhlidka lidstva dc hudout
nosti jest velmi temna a neji-
sta, nebude-li lidske Gsili DO.
vzbuzeno a organisovano.
Pricital trampoty sve doby
lidskym nesvarum a nesjedno.
cenosti, naSim politickym rum
elm a vzajemnemu neporozu-
menf, ktere jest zavineno mas.
ruznosti jazyku a vudcich my.
Slenek.
A to vSe, jakoby to byl pro
Imyslil a napsal V +. 1921.
A Jim navrhovana odpomoC
nalezla ozv6nu u cetnych sou.
casnych hnuti.
Pral 81 pfimeti vSechny ma.
rody k vytvoreni jedin6ho sta.
tu.
Pral 81 zavedeni universaln
reel jako spolecneho prostred.
ku vyucovanf a diskuse a chte
stvofiti vseobecnou knihu po
tfebneho vedeni, jakousi spo
lecnou zakladnu moudrost
pro vsechny vzd6lane lidi ns
sv6t6".
A toto posledni jest pravt
myslenka, kterou Wells V nej
obsahlejSi kapitole sve knihy
fozviji.
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V piazsoem "Ostende"

"Pcdivej re IA sleCnu Micil
Sana e urai tax h,zly do hne
da opekaC, ale 5 hus' E.
kaci 81 nevl radv.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-31
PROHLfDkA PRISTEHO.
VALCU v PRiSTAVECH.
(F.L.I.S.)

komise, slozena re zastupcu
l5 narodnosti v zasedani V Ze
neve We Svycarsku Sc rozeSla
po schvaleni cel6 rady ddlezi-
Itych usneseni, podle kabelo-
graflcke depese, kterou obdr-
Eel Ernest Greenwood, ameri-
Icky zastupce Mezinarodni u
radovny Prace.
NejdulezitejSi resolucl s
americkeho hlediska jest du-
kladna prohlidka vystehoval-
Gu V pflstavech. To muze byt
pfiJato jako prvni krok k re-
SEM Jistych problemu spoje-
Inych administered americ-
kych pristehovaleckych zako-
nu.
Bylo davno pochopeno pri-
Istehovaleckymi autoritami, re
jest to jedina costa, kterou da-
| ly by Sc odstranit svizele, po-
Istihujicl tisice prist6hovalcu
pri prlsnem prevalent vyIu-
coVacfch zakonu prlsJehovalec
Aych, totiz kdyz tito by byll
prohllzenl hned prisCavech,
4ez Sc vydajl ma cestu. We vet
sine prlpadu pfistehovalec
dozaduje Sc pripuSteni do
lSpojenych Statu, kdyz byl Wy
konal jiz 81 procent sve ce-
Isty. Prvni zkouska pred pri-
tstehovaleckymi 1Tady kona sc
| u prist6hovalce celych rodin
IA konci cesty ma mlste, aby
Sc odbyla hned ma Zacatku.
Rodina prodala vSecko, pret' a
la Vseekphspojeniss Sc starou
Ivlasti a navratI zpet znamena
kolikrat jit do utrpeni a ne
snesitelne bfdy. Rodina tako-
Iva nema kolikrat, kan by Sc
vratila.
| V roce 1920 sekretaf De-
ipartmentu prace doporuGil kon
Igresu a presidentovi, ably IL
Ipraveny byly prist6hOvaleck6
Izakony tax, ably prist6hovalci
lmohli Sc dozadat pripust6ni
do SpoJ. Statu pred tim, neg Sc
Izbavi v$eho majetku, COZ mo-
hlo by sc dit "a spolucinnosti
ostatnich vlad, jako ma priklad
| je to mono dneS mezi Kama
dou a Spoj. Staty.
V tom sm6ru generalni ko-
lmisar uvedl We sv6 zprave "a
Irok 1919-1920. We zprav6 u
Ivedeno bylo, ably Department
IStatu q Prace byly opravn6ny
Ivymahat zakony pfistehovalec-
Ike pristavech pred odplutim
Iyystehovalcu, coz prospelo by
We dvou sm6rech a Zabrani-
10 by Sc nezadoucim zivlGm
idostat Sc tax snadno do Anne
Iriky a potion by Sc odstranily
lvSecky ty svizele, ktere mu-
sell rodiny a jednotlivci pretr
pet pred odjezdem a potom
pri navratu zp6t do ylasti.
Vysetroyali vyst6hovalcu '
| pristavech nereSi sice tento ad
ministraCni problem upln6, a
vSak je to krok ku predu.
| Vedle teto resoluce schva-
leny byly jine a to, aby byli
Ipod dozorem vsichni jednate-
lie fedrujicf vystehovalectvi.
lpropagace V Zajmu vyst6hOva-
lectvi zalozena ma nesprav-
Inych udanich ma byt zakaz5
ma, rekrutovani delnictva V ci-
Izich zemich bylo by dovoleno
lien agenturam, autorizova-
lnym vladami, ochrana pracoV
Mich sill zemich, odkud Sc
lstehuji kan Sc st6huji delni-
lei. Usneseno bylo, aby d6lnlll
Inebyl nucen hradit 81 cestovni
Ivylohy, kdyz je volan ma kon-
traktni praci. Takove smlou-
Ivy mali byti prohlaseny "a
neplatne.
! V Mezinarodni Vyst6hova-
Evening journal., 1921-07-08
YOUR LAST NAME
BY MARY MARSHALL DUFFEE
Copyright 1890. by The Mcclure Newspaper

turn for which he received a gener-
Gus grant OF land. Leaving Rennsa-
laerwicl1, he went to New Amster-
dam, and from there to Bergen, N J.
Dunster-Members of this family
claim that the name was originally
Dunstone, and that It originally
meant a dweller on a dun or down.
II the name were really Dunster, the
meaning would be dweller by a
large rock on a down. There is a
castle and a market town of Dunster
in Somersetshire, England, where
the family is and has been distin-
guished for centuries. The name in
its present form dates from 1543.
The first president OF Harvard Col
lege was Henry Dunster, who came
from Bury, Lancashire, settling in
Massachusetts in 1640. His liberal
views on infant. baptism brought him
into opposition with some of his as
sociates in the new college and this
led him to give up his position. There
is also a family of Dunster which
settled in New York State some time
in the last century.
Copyright, 1921, by The Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.)
Evening journal., 1921-07-08
Is 1T DoDD?

The name bod or Dodd is trace
able to the thirteenth century and
was used as early as the reign OF
Henry II, in the west of England.
along the Welsh border. The Dodds
we're numbered among the Crusad-
ers. The members OF the Dodd fam
| lily havesmany theories as to the sig
nificancetor symbolism of their crest,
and none;seems TO doubt its extreme
antiquity From ancient times, also,
dates the motto used by many Of the
Dodds, which consists OF three Latin
words, Tn, copia coutus" A free
translation OF this is Cautious in
times of plenty"
The Dodds were among the early
settlers OF New England, the first of
the name coming from England to
Boston. Mass, in 1910. He had many
children, who were early left or
phans OF them all. Anna and
Stephen remained in Guilford, Conn,
whore Stephen founded the Dodd
family Of Connecticut, and the rest
migrated to New Jersey. where the
Dodds are numerous.
Answers 90 Correspondents
Won Blarcom-Lubbert Gijsbertsz
was the founder of the Blarcum
family. He was born in Holland in
1000 or 1901. He took his name
from his town in Holland, Blaricum,
near Naarden, in the southeast OF
North Holland. He settled in REM
salaerwyck, in New Amsterdam un-
der PATRON Van Rennsalaer, as
wagon-maker of the colony, in re.
Evening journal., 1921-07-08
FREMEN READY
FOR CARNIVAL
Newark School Board May
Hold Another Referen-
dunn on Bond Issue
COULD NOT SELL
FIRST BONDS
Special to The Evening journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEWARK, July S.-Members OF
the Aetna Hose. Hook and Ladder
Company are busy getting the Acad-
emy grounds opposite the fire house
in shape for the annual carnival
which will open tomorrow night. r.
Clifford Wilson. chairman and the
members OF the general committee
plan to make this carnival even
surpass those OF past years in many
ways. Clear weather is all that is
now needed 20 assure another great
success for the firemen-
This carnival which was first
started ten years ago has been held
each year with the exception of one
year during the war and has grown
larger and larger each year until
now it is looked on from one end Of
the State to the other as the largest
and most attractive carnival given
in Delaware during the summer sea-
son. Automobiles have added large
ly TO the success OF the carnivals as
they attract thousands of visitors
during the week from distant points
WHO OLltI WISE NOulu Ai0A htA AiA y
The carnival win continue each night
next week AS usual the women OF
Newark are also aiding to make the
festival a success. They will be in
charge OF many Of the booths.
The time having expired in which
the bonds for the proposed new
school building could have been sold
without the sale having been made
members Of the local Board OF Edu-
cation are considering the advisable
ity OF holding another referendum
on the bond question in the near
future. When the time arrived sew
eral -eeks ago for bids on the
s155,000 Of bonds that were to be
sold not a bid was received and the
board was unable to dispose of the
bonds at private sale.
The new school law went into ef-
feet July and now to dispose Of the
bonds it viii be necessary 20 again
get the sanction OF the taxpayers by
a referendum vote. When the first
vote was taken under the old law
each taxpayer had one vote for each
dollar OF tax paid and the bond
PROPOSITION was carried by a large
mejority. The new law provides foi
a aEktraight referendum dnd It is the
cHhsensus OF opinion that realizing
he great need for the new schoo
the taxpayers will again give theil
approval for the bond issue.
The Delaware School Auxiliary
had agreed to give s225. 900 towards
the building II the district would
raise s155,000. making a total OF
$3S0,0O for the school. grounds and
Evening journal., 1921-07-08

equipment Nothing having been
heard to the contrary n is supposed
that the auxiliary still stands ready
to help Newark in the school mat
ter.
Professor John Kiefer Of Lincoln
University will preach Sunday morn
ing at the Newark Presbyterian
Church There win be no service
in the church In the evening to give
the congregation an opportunity to
attend the community service at the
summer school in Wolf Hall when
DR.. Samuel c. Mitchell. OF Richmond,
Va, former president OF the Uni
versity OF Delaware will be the
speaker.
Residents of Newark are waiting
with keen interest for Saturday.
July 16. when the girls baseball
teams OF the Accounting and Sales
departments Of the DUPONT Company
win play an exhibition game here.
1t will be for the benefit of the fire.
mems carnival fund.
r. c. Handy and c. r. Phillips
who graduated last month from the
University Of Delaware has assumed
their duties as instructors in the
Rehabilitation division of the uni
versity. They are both instructors
in branches Of agricultural work.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Pnling Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles b. Evans, DR..
w. owen Sypherd and Professor
Van Giesen Smith viii sail for Eu-
rope on the steamship Acquitania on
July 26 from New York. They will
spend their time while abroad in
England and France and win re-
turn to this country the middle of
September.a
Announcement has been made
that James c. Hastings will open a
drug store in the opera house build
ing early in September.
Evening journal., 1921-07-08

tete teestimonials Of local people who
lave been restored 10 health by
Woplant Juice.
.fet. One OF the most recent Is thar Of
fiss r. Reed. a popular young lady
iionf North East. Nd. who says:
n,,h i had never thought that / would
I've a public endorsement for any
highedicine but / got such wonderful
he esults from Plant Juice that I felt
my duty to do so. ! had been a
ago reat sufferer from nervous indlges-
rea, on; the sight of food would sicken
and I WAS badly constipated: 1
eiietns 80 nervous / could not sleep
II night and got very weak and run
fwn- had tried a number OF med
fhrolnes which had been recommend
nos to me and was under treatment
50. None of them seemed 10 helm
enere and ! seemed to get worse in
80. ead OF better. The least little ex-
ement would cause a lump TO come
U IN my throat and I felt as IL I
,,... uld fly TO pieces ! heard so many
lple talking about Plant Juice that
harskot a bottle to try It. 1 found IL
s,,ibe all that was said OF it for il has
my system in fine condition; /
Wser dreamed I could get such ben
,a. from any medicine as / did from
mt Juice. My food digests well.
and m not constipated and sleep like
hildk my nervous system is toned
and invigorated and / do not
ouqlsw what it is to be nervous any
re l hope my experience will
W The means OF helping others who
| our@ier as / did"
ne Plant Juice Man Is at The
'hoo7ier Drug Store. 404-406 Market
well-et. where he is daily meeting the
J public and introducing and ex-
ainE the merits OF this remedy.
Evening journal., 1921-07-08
LTPPTNooTT WITH RoTARy

George e. Lippincott. director of
the National Conservation Associa-
ito and chairman of the Forestry
Committee Of the Lumbermen's Ex-
change OF Philadelphia addressed
the Rotary Club at its meeting in the
duBarry room at the Hotel dupont
yesterday. Mr.. Lippincott dwelt on
the need OF the Government caring
for it's woodlands.
Evening journal., 1921-07-08
Doctors Recommend
Bon-0pto for the Eyes

Physicians and eye specialists pre-
lcribe Bon-Opto as safe home remedy
the treatment of eye troubles and to
trengthen eyesight. Soldundermoney
efund guarantee by all druggists.
Evening journal., 1921-07-08
Wants ALL To
KNOW ABOUT IT
Claims She Feels 1t a Duty
to Tell How Plant Juice
Helped Her
HAD SUFFERED FOR
A VERY LONG TIME

Plant Juice. the famous herbal
stomach medicine, has done more
for men and women OF American
cities than any other medicine Of
the twentieth century. Every day
more and more people are coming
- realize the truth Of this state
! nent as verified by the numerous
Evening journal., 1921-07-08

Like flowers spring from the soil.
opportunity springs from reading and
using the Want Ads-Adv.