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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1921-12-14
HARMLESS MEANS
OF REDUCING FAT.

Many fat people fear ordinary means
for reducing their weight. Here is an
extraordinary method. Extraordinary
because while perfectly harmless no
dieting or exercise are necessary. Mar
mola Prescription Tablets are made ex-
acty in accordance with the famous
Marmola Prescription. You reduce
steadily and easily. with no IN effects.
Procure them from your druggist at
one dollar for a case or send price di-
rect to the Marmola Company. 1912
Woodward Avenue, Detroit. Mich.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1921-12-14
SENATOR duPoNTs COMMITTEES

WASHINGTON. Dec. 14.-Cenator
T. Coleman DUPONT, Republican. Del
aware, yesterday, was given commit
tee appointments under an order
reported from the rules committee,
OF which Senator Curtis. Republican
Is chairman. Senator dupont
was assigned to the committees on
commerce, education and labor and
expenditures in the executive de-
partments.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1921-12-14
A Great DiscOvc~
Thousands Bless Or. Leonf
Physician Who Discovered
Common Sense Remedy.

II YOU think that the surgeons knife
Is the only method OF escape from the
misery OF piles. it's because YOU haven't
heard OF the new treatment known as
Or. Leonhardt's HEM-ROID.
The Doctors treatment Is internal
By experimenting for years he discov-
cred the exact cause OF piles and then
went further and compounded a remedy
that would remove the cause.
Or. Le0nhardt wants every sufferer to
benefit by his discovery and so that
there viii be no doubling or delay. Eek
erd's or Danforth's Drug stores and all
druggists are authorized 10 sell HEM
ROID with guarantee that IL viii do a.
stated or money back
On that honorable basis every SUI
ferer should secure a package OF DR.
Leonhardts HEM-ROID today.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1921-12-14
CHESTER WAREHOUSE IN RUN

CHESTER. Pa. Dec. 14.-Fir'
last night destroyed the three-stor1
warehouse at Front and F'ranklir
streets, the entire fire department
fighting the flames for four hours
The loss is estimated at $4,000
The blaze was discovered in pilt
of rags at SIS and before the firs
apparatus arrived the entire build
ing was mass Of flames. The ware
house was owned by Philadelphia
interests.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1921-12-14
CATERPILLAR PARADE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of cater
pillars are passing over the lower
part OF the river at Murwillumbah.
on the border OF New South Wales
and Queensland Eating and work.
ing over the ground, they sound like
rustling wind.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1921-12-14

sional attitude OF the principals and
teachers and by the manner in which
the children are handled. The dis
cipline seems to bet perfect. yet the
children have every freedom pos
sible.n
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1921-12-14

Under the leadership Of President Harding the United
states is willing to make sacrifices in the interest OF
peace and reduced ornaments but 1t is not willing TO
make the supreme sacrifice" proposed by Mr. Wilson.
The Harding policy is infinitely acceptable 10 the
people Of Delaware than was the Wilson policy.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1921-12-14
SPEED PLANE COMING.

PARISH. Breguet, French air
plane expert, predicts within a few
years a plane capable of p miles a
mmute-faster than a shell from a
gun.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1921-12-14
REVIEW OF FOREIGN DEBT.

EN view Of the forthcoming discussion in Congress on
the foreign debt refundng bill It is pertinent to re-
view FOR the information Of Deawareans some OF the
statistics relating to the foreign obligations
The total sum OF money raised by the four Liberty bond
issues and the issue Of Victory notes s2 32 g 10000
out Of that amount credits extended TO foreign
ernmens as follows the figures being Of September
80 1921:
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1921-12-14
ToGain Weight

n. b. Danforth guarantees Bitro- Phos-
phate TO rebuild shattered nerves; 10 re.
place weakness with strength: to add
body weight to thin folks and rekindle
ambition In tired-out people.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1921-12-14

WTIINlNGroNis full OF latent vocal musical talent
w It is going to waste because it is not moblized de
veloped and trained
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-07
s@sss
Hnmoreska.

Ale, 90 tam vykladat', myslite
81, be som este nikdy nebol ma
|svadbe.
Cteny pane! Vase rodinn6
veci SIT vein interessantne, ale...
Ale sa to vas ME vel mi IT,
kat! Vsak?
Ale pre- pana Boha, vcd' som
lem.
Kradnlt chcel !. z toho
nebude mic. Ak 81 myslite. {.
Ale proslm vas, aspon ma
Ivypocujte,.
Nikdy, nikdy v mojom Ii
vote, rozumiete?
Ale prosim, tieto.
AXE s1 to papiere? Myslite
81, ze neverim, re ste zknsku slo-
zili9 Len 81 ich odlozte!
Ale mi az dajtc raz dohovo-
rit, mace by som musei.
Cog9e Este sa vyhrazate ?
Zakon! Ano, ked' bude diet'a pl-
nolete, potion proti v6li roditov
"a hocijakeho lapaja sa mozc Wy
dat, ale moja dcera este neni pl-
noleta!
Ale kyho certa ~chce vasa
dcera pri vasich lcastinach?
T.. Il. teastinach? jed
mako, kto ste wy
Som kassir banky, tn mate,
prosim, vase iicastiny.
= TAXI! A preco ste to nepo-
vedali prvej? ....
j. H. Fora.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-07
RUKAv

Stryko Pakan boil Fnaruzivym
polovnikom. Striefali dobre, alc
st 'astie vzdy rovnako nepraje a
tax neraz sa stale. re preSli eel;
rev1r bez toho, ably co len biednu
jarabicu boil sohnali. V taky cas-
byvali namrzeny a ma zpiatocnej
ceste potion duplovanou poor
most 'ou sktimali okolie, ak by sa
i'm reku - aspon ma konec po-
darilo co len dakeho "usiaka !"
spasit''. ..... ......
Raj tiez tax bolo. Idn 81 styko
Pakan pomaly, opatrne, ked' im
oko zrazu V nevel'kej dial'ke,
konea jedneho kricka zbada CO.
81 chlpateho. "Zajac, zajac!" -
prelietne strykovi Pakanovi my
sl'ou a PRIV, nez by sa clovek ma
zdal, zarachotil vystrel To
"chlpate'' zostalo ma mieste le-
zat'. Letia stryko .Pakan, ably
ulovenn korist' sobrali do kapsy,
- ale axe prekvapenie ich caka-
lo?! To "ehlpate," co tax dobre
trafil, Dol - kus rukava z bun
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-07

Z" 'Somazanat - vyhrklo 20 stry
ka Pakana a v nasledovnom Okla
mihu :. vznaSal sa rukav v po-
vetri,, uvedeny sue do pohybu
koncom strykovej cizmy. :.
Ale historic rukava sa tn ne
koncf. Prave naopak! Len teraz
este zapecal mas oddrapok svoju
karieru.
TAX bolo, ze stryko Pakan ma
svojich potulkach po reviri "a
kazdym natrafil ma ten nest asst
ny rukav, neboli by SINE 1prfm-
nj, keby SINE zamlcali, re kol'ko
razy no d 'aleka zazreli, vzdy
mar striel ali, alebo aspon flintu
kn plecu podvihli. Rukav totiz
pricinenim stryka Pakana vzdy
menil svoju polohu a vzdy tax
st 'astne, ze z istej dial ky i to mai
lepsie oko priglo do pokdsenia,
povazovat' no "a nejake zviera.
Ale to malo raz prestat' Stry-
ko Pakan pri najblizsej vychadz-
ke, ked1 Ease ceiy den darmo no.
sill flintu po reEiri, umienene tia
hi k miestu. kde NAL lezat' ma
rukav. Mech ma ,uz aspon ten
nezlobi" pomyselel 81.
d1, id1, hl'a, ma desat' kro-
kov cd mich lezi tam rukav pokoj-
ne, kl'udne leniszdalo sa, ako-
by Dol od posledneho stretnutia
trosku narastol, zmohutnel ..''.
Potyora, este len teraz by ma
boil dostal, mech 81 tax nesmyslim,
ze sa tn poval 'uje'' - monologi-
zuj1 v sebe stryko Pakan. Ale
Wac ma az nebudes sialit', vez-
mem ia a zanesiem domoy" y
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-07

'Viete, co spravime?' rozhod-
nnli zas rychtar. "Treba napfsat'
fiskalovi, ze chceme eloveka uce.
neho, ktory BY roznmel vyliedits
chory statok, lebo zyerolekar ie
vel'mi drahy. =
'To bola rec rozumna aRo ta-
hi, hola al schvalena.
"Tak je, akoby ME, : snhlasili
Iysetci, kazdy po svojom sposobe.
Este sa nicco sdiskurovalo." Ten
navrhnul to a drnhy to, az sa po-
cali rozchadzat sVed' je taky 81
chravy spatny cas-, br. J.
Hmla NJ cernela, akoby mala
prfst coskoro noe, kcd' ryehtar
a este sopar muzoy odisli. " ko-
stole ligotalo 50 len vecne svetlo
"a chabe osvetlovalo svoje okolie.
Kroky odchodiacich obeanov cd
Iprevadzal slaby spev zalmov, kto-
re sa modlilo este niekol 'kO STAR
Sich zboznych zaniciek. O chvil u
nebolo vidno uz ziadneho cloveka
pred domom. We'd izbach pras-
kal vesele ohen vabil K sebe svo
iich domacich, ably 81 dovedna po-
besedovali svojom teraisom do
brom ncdobrom zivobyti. Zdalo
"a, ze dedina driema spokojno-
Sti - A predsa ME. Boly tn
I've bytosti, bujak a pastier, kto-:
Il trpeli. Glory bujak ledva do
:ka rama, ten statoeny bujak, kto-
y viedol stado celej dediny ma
lvihnutou hlavou a s yeselymi o.
;ami. V khtiku svojej chudobnej
izby dtmal nest 'astny pastier o
tom, co len sa tomu jeho "Jan-
kovi' mohlo stat. Je vinovaty,
ME je vinovaty? Boze, a teraz
trait svoj zarobok. TEST sa len, ze
dedina nenajde takeho pastiera a
ze sa vrati, iste vrati k svojmu
stadu - Medal Boze, ably So
nevratil -- Va.
81. Vvch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-07

n u 15s4sa
doklnt5ajd. A NJ len dobfy kr6k
dem stryka Cd rukava, Vs tean
stalo 81 6osi zvlastneho: rukas,
odrazn narastly nohy 81. prava,
nefalsovana zaiacia hlhva. II.
nasledoval skok L. a PRIV, aez BY
sa stryko prekvapenia precitH
boil, nhanal mas mily 'srukav"
uz ma nedostrelenie u. -
Ma mieste, kde predtym lezal
rnkav, zostala len nekol 'ko kro-
kov. Me tych, ktore dostaly
sa do fukava 20 strykovej Paka-
novel flinty.
Hhinl,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-07
* zARTY 'N<s<
q mart. "Kociira
Dobre vlastnosti.

Matka: PAN Svabka mi hovo
ril, ze sa mu l'nbis. Mohla1 by 81
ist' "a neho. Je to hodny nrlz, a
ma dobre vlastnosti.
Dcera: Ale, matt, ved' sknli!s
Matka: ze skull! Ty lltipa
we'd to len po tebe skttli.
Dcera: A kul 'ha f. ,s
Matka: To je zas pekna vlast.
,ost'. Aspon ii nebude - "a my.
mi behat'! -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-07
|sNEMOvANIE PO NESPoRACH
j. H. Fora,

Je spatny, nmllSty, nOVemDr0-
w den, nedel'a. Biele domeeky
nasej dediny rast1 cd zakladov a,
kosi do vysky. Strechy uz t'azko
zbadas. V kostole sa modlia lita-
ME. Cirkevny spev tlumene sa
MESA jasennou hmlou. Veru ne
vi l'ndny je to cas-, ami ia voda ne
chce zblnkotat' V potoku, co tecie
dedinou.
Uz dospievali obeania a hrnti
sa 2 kostola. DievGence sviatoc-
nych veru ME teplych satach III
mou zsinale ponahl'ajd sa domov.
Ia to ale starenky v teplych ko-
zuskach idd pomaly rozpravajnc
0 svojich starostiach, kde-tu mo-
zno zbadat' i mily dsmev na vras-
kovitej tvari.
No a chlapi, ii sa neboja tel III
my. We'd treba tiez myslet' ma o.
bee, aspon v nedel'u po nespo-
rach,' mysli 81 rychtar, chlap v
Istrednych rokoch.
"Chlapi, zostante trochu. Ma
me maln besedu." r~
Siisedia pocnvajn rychtarove
slova a uz sa al shromazd 'ujn do
;vedna.
"Akoyb ME, id'te chlapi, id'-
te,' tuI tam sa owe daky hlas.
este tn skoro vsetci," prezre
svoje sverene mu stado snemo-
vanie sa zacfna.
Chlapcov nevidiet'. Tych prav-
da nezaujimaj1 zalezitosti obce.
Nnz zima tiez zahana ich do tep-
leho kntika.
"Treba wac platit' kominaro-
vi, aby ste to vedeli. Sedem ko-
run ma pol roka.'
'sTo 81 radsej komin vymetiem
sam. To je drahe," ktorysi zakri-
ef pisklavym. hlasom polovica
shromazdenych sa rozosmeje.
"Nuz, ked' musfme, budeme
platit'.''
"Ja zaplatim bars 20 kordn. ("
"Nech ale pride kominar, ked'
treDa piatit
"No ia ticho,'' pripomina rych
tar diskurujiicim hospodarom.
"Tak co tym bujakom, to ne
mozeme nechat' TAX" debata sa
rozvinuje d'alej.
We'd som yam hovoril, ze tre-
ba nam pastiera, co rozumie sta
tku."
"Ano, tax je, akoby ME-" si-
hlasilo obecne shromazdenie.
"Ten terajsf je ma MIC" vykrf-
kol jedon prftomnych, aida ten,
ktoremu najviac islo 0 to, aby o.
bee dostala noveho a sposobileho
pastiera.
Co vsetko pastier zavinil. Bu-
jak ochorel q to je celkom pre- O.
bee katastrofa. Druhy bujak je e.
Ste mladoch do slsednej dediny
hnat' kravy, to predsa nem6ze
byt'. zima je ma krku non
prichodf mnoho rozlicnych sta
lrostl.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-07

z Genera.
a: Poctl siY Mas Shiny odfde.
b: Preco?
A: Vcera dostal telegram od
Eeny: "Prijd' brzo, vopi6ka nam
zemrela. :
b: Neroznmiem.
"A: No, v civilnom zivofe Dol
komediantom!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-07
hi s6ds.

Statny zastupca Ok maloletemu
Iobzalovanemu J !: w ste Cd naro-
denia pod rodicovskym dozorom
OMalQyany: Prosfm, moja ma
tka ami donna nebola, ked som ga
narodil! ,.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-07

tJanko Jozko boil dvaja chap
ci, znaini ,bitkari.
ALE, hovori Janko - ty sa
bojfS bit, to jc vsetko."
"Nie veru ia, professional
Jozko, - ale az sa budem bit, !,
mpja mama sa tom dozvie d Ia
dostanem vyprask.
"Ako ze sa ona dozyie?"
coma uvidf doktora fst' do
vaSho domu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-07
. n. Y L


jcpe jr, chranime Cd vetra a $
vel'kou pozornost on prizerame
sa ma jej vzrast -- maine Go do
roboty. Ked potom prve jablcko
zasmeje sa ma mas q vtedy pride
k nam neznamy poprosi to jabl-
ko, ba noz a tai1ier k nemu -
myslime 81, ze Mani zartujn...
Ale ked odchovame dcern, kra
snu ami anjel, carovn1 ako bajna
panna, a ked SINE to dievca este
1919 rokov vychovavali, Cd
kaxdeho vetricka chlranili, ce-
lynn srdcom milovali, a potion pri
de, hoe j ME celkom znamy, po-
prosf ju, - hlboko sa poklonfme
a dame j nacinim, $ naradim a -
kto by vedel povedat' S elm.
I pan II. NAL pekhd dceru, no
on neboi pripraveny ma to, re prii-
de dotieravy clovek vezme jeho
Hanieku. Ma pytacov myslel, ako
ma studeny caj, teple sampanske,
vackoveho zlodeja a podobne veci.
Ale nikto neobide svoj osud,
najmenej otec, ktory ma dceru ma
vydaj. Ami pan Ell. no neobisiel.
Lebo ked' raz Hanicka cd svojej
strynej, u ktorej bola ma navste-
We, domov prisla, nechutilo jej a.
nj jedlo, ami napoj, ami klavir, ale
ami poriadne hovorit nemohla.
Rozumie sa, ze to pan H. hned'
zbadal manzelke svojej posep-
nul:
Mama, pozri len, ci sa Hani-
cka vel'mi nezamfdrovala!
Vysetrovanie naslo vsetko v mai
lepsom poriadku, 4ba zistilo, re
dievca schudlo! ... -
Ale ved' stryna dobre krmi
hosti! - zadivil sa otec, - si
81 pokazila zalddok? Noze jej ne
jakych piluliek, aida jej budd ma
osoh.
- We'd som jej az dala, - od-
vetila matka.
Jedneho pekneho dna, ked' 81
pan otec v svojej kancelarii od-
dychoval 'pri praci a nemyslel ma
zkazenost' sveta, Hanicka plaetic
prisla K nemu a hodila sa mu o.
kolo hrdla. Starry boil Cd zadivcnia
celkom zbdreny. H.
A potion - beda - musel W.
poctit': ako sa Hanicka pri stry-
nej soznamila jednym mladym
pravotarom, ktory je taky zdvo-
rily... a vraj tax krasne tancu-
je... a re iste dnes. mono "a
par hodin. :. navstivi sotecka.
ze sa ona boji. .1ebo ze otecko
sa chytro nahnevaj1. "a. "a. ..
Otecko odsotil Hanicku, ami
zblazneny a vsetkych certov volal
"a svedkov, re ak by sa ten clo-
vek opovazil no navstivit', tax.
Hanicka rieSila, ze najlepsie by
bolo - umriet'. Tisko vysla.
Otecka cd jedu zaeal kasel sdu-
sit. Taky nanichodny lapaj, taky
hlados bez prakse po usi d.
zobach. Aka smelost'!
Otecko mysli predstavil 81
kvetmi ozdobeny oltar, pred kto-
rym jeho Hanicka kl'akne ma bo-
ku bohateho, porpedneho Glove
ka, so zlatym krfzom a peniaz-
mi.
A teraz pride taky... taky..
hlados, taky lapaj! A we'd je Ha-
nicka este diet'a! Pre- pana Bo-
ha. ). ale klopl!
Vol'no!
Skromne vstupuje do izby
mlady cloyek, ktory sa l'dbezne
poklonil a ostal stat pri dverach.
Prosim. zacal.
Gin m6zem SHIFT? ? Ale, viem
uz 60 chcete. Pred S. min1tmi som
50 vsetko dozvedel. Wy mas donna
ci pokoj chcete rozb1rit', pricho-
dite .'neslusne, ami. 8.
Ale prosim, racte odpustit'!
we'd som zaklopal.
Prosfm vas, nezartujte. j
som tn $ mojou manzelkou dee
rou pokoii Iii a Wv tn ami bonn
Evening journal., 1921-07-30
PRICES
AGAIN GO Up

Jersey tomatoes which were a glut
on the market early this week. were
scarcer today and in consequence the
price was higher. In the Jersey
market. Walnut street north OF
Fourth, tomatoes brought from as 10
$50 and IS cents basket. according
10 quality. Delaware tomatots COM
|manded from S1.5O to 50 a basket.
Sweet corn. on tho Jersey market.
vas selling at S1.25 per basket of
about four dozen ears. AS in the
Ease of tomatoes. the quality is, as
"A rule. poor, but the outlook for
ater crops is good.
Prices on King and Madison
'gtreets. on all seasonable farm prod
icts are holding firm. there having
oeen practically no change. during
he week.
Butter and eggs are somewhat
higher than last week. the increase
n the price Of butter being parti-
,ularly noticeable. During the past
wo weeks creamery butter has ad-
vanced about ! cent per pound
This, dealers attribute to the falling
)n in the milk supply and the plac-
ng Of large quantities in cold stor-
age.
Evening journal., 1921-07-30
AN THE MAJESTIC.

Today Ethel Clayton is finishing
her four-day engagement at the Ma
jestic in her picture sham" Quite
a bit Of favorable comment has been
abroad concerning the stars work in
this picture. II has proved the most
popular picture in town and has been
drawing larger crowds than any
other offering.
"Sham" is a slap against the ex-
travagance Of the class Of people
with good family position, but no
money to maintain IL Debts are
contracted with never an idea Of
how they will be paid.
Miss Clayton appears as one Of
these gentle grafters but she finds
her awakening In a very interesting
love affair.
Theodore Roberts. Sylvia Ashton,
Clyde Fillmore and Walter Hers are
some Of the stars supporting play
ers.
Evening journal., 1921-07-30
AT THE ARCADIA.

A faithful reproduction Of Sir Gill
bert Parker's story. The Money
Master" is furnished in the picture.
"A Wise Fool" which opened a
three-day engagement at the Arcadia
yesterday. The author himself pre-
pared the scenario and transposed to
the screen the worthy and true ideas
as set forth by him on the printed
page.
"A Wise Fool" presents charming
pictures Of life in and about the city
and province Of Quebec. Sir Parker
lis famous for his descriptions Of these
F'rench-Canadians in their great sim
plicity and their wonderful strength
Of character and body.
The story Of the piece deals with
the egotism of a French-Canadian
philosopher who is wrapped up in his
own dreams Of self-importance, but
whoI later disillusioned when he
makes the discovery that the outside
world knows him no better than the
merest worm that crawls
james Kirkwood plays the role OF
Jean the philosopher and egotist. He
is splendid in the part. His cleal
conception OF the character and hi.
many means Of self-expression ar,
truly marvellous
Alice Hollister is admirably suited
for the role Of his wife. Ann For,
rest. Alan Hale, William Boyd and
Mabel Van Buren aer other player,
Of note who are in the cast.
Evening journal., 1921-07-30
YOUR LAST NAME
By MARY MARSHALL DUFFEE
Copyright. 1890. by The Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate

Richard Osborn. who drew a lot in
bingham. Mass. He served In the
Piquot war. for which service he was
given a long lot in Fairfield, VI He
died I'm New York State in 1856. He
established the New York. Connect
cut and Massachusetts families,
branches Of which spell the name
Osborne. Il Is said that he sailed
from England in 1884, was In
bingham the following year, and in
Windsor. Conn. In 1887.
This first settlers sons were John
and David. David married Abigail
Pickney and had a son Richard, Of
Ridgeheld, Conn. born in 1876. JUS
tce Of the peace. When he was 101
years old he walked to Danbury
Conn. and the repute Of the long
walk has never been forgotten in the
family annals.
Copyright. 1921, by The Mcclur,
Newspaper syndicate.)
Evening journal., 1921-07-30

in the financial district. The avia-
tors declared they had opened the
way for a hostile force TO steam into
the harbor and seize the city.
II the machines did not actually
wreck the city. az least they wrecked
the city's business. for perspirng
clerks focked to the roofs TO watch
the aviators cavort.
The city didn't really know what
was being attacked. but General
Mitchell explained at length how
deadly the attack could have proved
New Workers. with their necks
craned. watched the planes circle
twice over Manhattan. but the spec
tators. not entering into the spirit
OF the game. failed 70 fau dead. al
though thousands were killed
theoretically.
Evening journal., 1921-07-30
new PARKWAY
OPENS Doors
Crowds Visit City's Newest
Moving Picture Theatre
Today
is HANDSOMELY
APPOINTED HOUSE

To Judge from the crowds that
thronged the beautiful lobby Of the
new Parkway Theatre. Delaware ave-
nue. and Adams street. this after
noon and enjoyed TO the limit the
spectacular and fascinating love
drama, "Man-Woman-
as well as the many other features
for the opening performances. the
new theatre is going TO score i'm
mense popularity among the film
followers Of Wilmington.
The new photoplay house opened
at o'clock in the afternoon and
long before the opening hour the
house was well filled. The early
crowds had the opportunity TO ad-
mire the beautiful auditorium. built
by some Of the vest artisans and
decorated by the most skilful paint
ers that money could buy.
Allen Holubar, producer OF the
feature play. "Man-Woman-M
riage." II he has not scored his
greatest success in this attraction.
at least has continued his claim 10
high position on the pinnacle Of
film fame. It is an admirable We
hicle. too. TO star the dainty and
popular Dorothy Phillips and her
leading man. James Kirkwood.
makes an ideal foil for her versatile
talent.
Not only did the drama prove
alluring. but the comedy attraction
took the house. as well. II was the
side-splitting Boxwood offering.
THE Tooneyville Trolley That Meets
All Trains" based on some OF the
funny situations presented in the
pictures of Fox. celebrated cartoon
ist. The Kineto Review. too. added
large share to the enjoyment OF
the program.
Although the afternoon and even
ing were sultry and trying on ones
patience. the temperature in the
theatre was far below that on the
street. and when those attending
the performance saw the vast breath
/ ing space that had been provided
between the floor and ceiling they
were not surprised that the inside
Of the theatre proved tar more COM
Portable than the old front porch
and other places they might have
spent their time.
The natural beauty Of the house
itself was greatly enhanced today
by its attractive decorations in lob
/ by and auditorium IN which potted
plants and cut flowers were liber-
/ ally used.
The program given yesterday will
continue on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday. The pictures will be
changed twice weekly. The feature
play starting Thursday will be
"Peck's Bad Boy" starring Johnny
Coogan. celebrated far and wide as
''The Kid" in the Charlie Chaplin
picture. There will be a good COM
edy and the Kineto Review as the
added attractions.
Evening journal., 1921-07-30
Amnwsemnemts
CONCERTS AT PARKS.

shellpot and Braidywine Springs
Parks are proving exceedingly pop
ular this summer. II he merely de-
sires to take a trolley car and look
at the merry crowds in the parks he
can do so. There is plenty Of amuse-
ment and there is plenty Of places
for rest.
Sunday afternoon and evening at
shellpot Park there is an excellent
free concert and Dorothy ID. Young,
contralto, will be the sololist Of
the occasion.
Tuesday afternoon there will be
the regular toy hunt for children
Ind scores OF tickets emitting the
inder TO a pretty toy will be hidden
. the park and the child will get