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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-30
POZORUHODNA OPERACE
Revolverova kule vyimuta mozku muze
nehoz pIsobila zachvaty silenstvi

Ossning ~ Y, 90 brezna. - Jedna nejzvlastn6jsch
operac znama chrurgcke vede vyimutf kule ldskeho
lnozku bya provedena nes nemocnici stn trestnce
Sing, Sing.
Pozoruhodnou strankou operace bylo re DIR. William
l.. Chapman Brooklyna, enz il ykona Jest sam
nym muzem operacnimu stou pfivezen by koletkoTe
zidli a te podepren posari mezitim pracoval
Operace bya provedena pokusu vyetit slenstvi Ro
mana Leondowskeho trestance. Pritomnost dvou ku
mozku pacentove byia zstena Xpaprsky a ez odstra
dnes vezela as diva palce mozku kdezto druh
ryta jest pravym uchem.
Kdyz prvni kule bva vymuta DR.. Chapman pokouse
Sc vymout tn druhou shedal vsak. re v6zea pevne We
vazivu Po poradf nekoka ekafi, jiz pomahal pf
rac byo rozhodnuto nedotykat j. Nafez by pax
vTen a pacent nabyl vedom Operace trvala hodinu
Leondowsk die vyiadfenf pravce vezen jest vzornym
avsak casem upada zachvaty sfenvf hallu
cinace ma pfedstavu ze nekdo skne revolver ku ha
ve Uceem operace bylo vyeci tento eho sav jest
dsje, ze to zdaro nebo druha kue netaci mozek
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-30
SLAVNY PRfRODOZPYTEC,
ZEMREL.

Poughkeepsie, N. Y, 20.
bfezna. T6lo Johna Burrough-
Sc, pfirodozpytce sv6toveho
jmena, jenz zeqnrel nahle dnes
casne rano blfzd Kingsville, O.,
spociva dnes ve.Eer V jeho do
move pfi rece Mdson, nekolik
mil na sever a Atohoto mesta.
Tam, kde p. Burroughs I'll Cd
r. 1878, telo zustane az do So
boty, kdy ten nejjednodussi
soukromy pohreb, jaky 81 pral,
bude konan. Telesne pozGstat-
ky''vzaty budou do Roxbury V
pohofi Catskil a tam pochova-
ny nedeli, zrovna V "a. wy
rocni den jeho narozenin, bli-
re mista, kde Sc narodil. We
liky prirodozpytec autor
krasnych knih zivote pri-
rode, mel nadeji, ze vrati Sc
do sveho venkovskeho domova
- Riverby - ably tam zemrel
a jeho posledni slova nekolil;
vterin pred tim nez smrt neo-
cekavane 81 jej zavolala, byla
"Jak daleko jsme od domo-
va?" Pan Burroughs ztravil
zimu v California a vracel sc
odtamtud. Pred nekolika ty-
dny podstoupil operaci a bylo
tehdy zrejmo, re zivota jeho
Jest ma male. Vracel Sc tudi2
ma rychlo, pranim, aby mohl
zemriti mezi svymi nadherny.
mi horami a stromy pri Hudso-
nu, nez pfani toto sc nesplni-
lO.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-30
OCEKAVA NOVOU VALKU,

Pafiz, %. bfezna. Marsalek
Fayolle oCekava novou valku 8
Nemeckem. Je totiz presv6d-
cen, ze N6mci tajne zbroji 4
ze brzy prekvapi svet svymi
aeroplany, ktere Zanesou do
Anglie a Francie move hruZy.
Berlin nemysli splacet versaill-
ske dluhy a jakmile spojenci
sc O penize dntklive piihlasi,
nepratelstvi zacne. Fayolle je
tudiz pro vetsi prisnost vhci
Berlinu, nez totiz bude pozd6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-30

v jeho rozvodni zalobe proti
drivejsi Eff" Potterove, ozna-
mil dnes, re ma ruce nespor-
ne dikazy, re banker Jest Of
Gem dit6te. "Az pride cas-"
dodal, "my podepreme tuto
skutetnost kompetentnim sve-
dectvim." Prohlaseni toto bylo
ucin6no mezitim co ODE stra-
nv ocekavaji rozhodnuti soud-
ce Morschausera o vyzivnem a
pravnickem honorari.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-30

Londyn, 20. brezna. Kdezto
policie We strednim Nemecku
cini uspokojivy pokrok v potla
covani revolty, pravi depese
Reuterovy kancelare z Berlina,
jsou ukazky sireni Sc rude.
no hnuti v Porynsku a West
falsku. Komuniste z Elberfel-
du Duesseldorfu obsadili
Mettmann a Velbert.
v Mettmannu, die depese,
povstalci vyplenili banku a OBJ
sadili policejni sta,nici pax sc
srazili sc zvlaStni policii. W.
sledek bojG, sdeluje zpravo-
daj, neni znam. Zeleznice me-
ri Elberfeldem a Kolinem a
Elberfeldem a Duesseldorfem
zmocnili Sc komuniste a dopra-
va jest preruSena.
V Dortmundu komuniste ma
padli policii a zabili jednoho
muze a zranili jednoho. Sest 2
utocne druziny bylo zatceno.
Stav oblezenf byl prohlasen
" Munsteru a Arnsbergu a ne
|okkupovane casti Duesseldor-
flu. v okkupovane casti spoje.
necke vojenske velitelstvi vra.
tilo zbran6 policii, tax ably mo.
hla haiti mesto proti povstal-
cum. )
Depese pravi, ze krvava bit.
va bvla svedena vGera v Essenu
mezi policii a rudymi. DIE
ontagspostu" diva policistt
byli zabiti a nekolik poraneno
kdezto deset rudych bylo "a.
bito a dvacet poraneno. DIE
zpravodaje osobni doprava by.
Ia preruSena mezi Kolinem a
Hagen. neisp'se nasledkem ne.
pokoii v 1doli reky Wupper.
Berlin, 80. brezna. Dilny
Leuna, blize Halle, hlavni star
TAX zvane rude armady, byly
dobyty policii nocnim utoken
a celia posadka 1000 muzd Sc
vzdala die stareho vzoru
Izdvihnuvsi ruce a volajic ska
marad".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-30
STILLMANOVO DfTKO ZA.
KONITYM.

Poughkeepsie, N. Y, 20.
bfezna. John E. Mack, zako-
nem nstanoveny porutn{k pro
Guy Stillmana, 28-mesicni dit
ko, .jehoz legitimnost jest bra
ma v. pochyhnost James A.
Stillmanem, pfedsedou Nation
al City banky v New Yorku,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-30
OBzALOVANA PRO VRAZDU

Chicago. 20. bfezna. = Obzaoba pro vrazdu druhem
stupni byla dne vekou poroou p Cou Orth
wenovou drive ze St. Lousu spojen zabim Herbera
Ziegera obchodnho zastupce Goodyear Tire Co. Zaruka
byla urcena ma $4,000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-30
POMERY v NEMECKU.
NSkde povstani potlaceno, jim.
de komuniste ziskali novou
pEdu.
BULLETIN.

Geneva, 20. bfezna SvaZ Ma
rodH obdrzel druhy protest cd
Nemecka, upozornujici ma
|trvalou okkupaci n6meckeho
uzemf spojeneckym vojskem.
Nova nota jest datovana %.
breZna a podepsana zahranic-
MIN ministrem Simonsem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-30
CERVENY KRiZ MA POMOC IRSKU

Washington, 20. brezna. - fondG drzenych Zalo-
re pro ulevu pomer neobyGen6 bdy 100000 v6novano
nude Cevenvm Krizem ponocnou praci rsku. Ozna-
meni tom smysu byo vydano zdesho hlavniho sanu
Cerveneho Krize Pomocna prace provad6na jest Irsku
sc souhlasem anglicke vlady.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-30
GOODYEAR ZVYSf PRODUKCI

Akron, O., 20. bfezna. Goodyear Tire Rubber Co.
oznama dnes bdhem dvou tydn zamestna 1000
svych divejsich danik Sou6asn6 dano vefenost,
re produkce bude zvtsena o 80 procenta.
The weekly Iberian., 1921-12-17
SIDE LIGHT ON STINGINESS.

The champion stingy man walks
six blocks to light his cigar at ci-
gar store lighter, to save his match.
Naturally we anticipate a conten-
tion on this assertion.
Someone viii remind US that a real
stingy man does not smoke.
Wen give up. no one ever gained
anything by an argument.
Next to being stingy, being too in
fernal correct is next in the line Of
things we do not care to be.
Most stingy people imagine no one
notices it, or compliment themselves
on being economical"
The point is very-so fine most Of
us fail to see it.
Riding free horse to death never
worries them. Free horses are plenti-
ful-when one dies they climb on an
other and give him a ride.
In the absence of horses they are
not averse to automobiles.
That's one nice thing about q stin-
gy guy: he'll take anything, even in
suit, rather than part with dime.
If it's his dime.
One can always tell stingy mans
dime-it is squeezed all out Of shape.
Scratch a man who "husbands his
resources and you will find a bird
so stingy that he knows it himself.
He tries to fool you with an excess
of English
They always try to fool you in one
way or another. They have fooled
themselves so long, they can't resist
it.
After fellow has gotten so tight
that he would rather have his dime
than good time it is best to stop
providing him with "free horses"
There is q vast difference between
a stingy man and cheap-skate, but
the Lord only knows what it is.
If any stingy person happens to
read this it shouldn't make him feel
bad. 1t is largely a matter of per-
sonal opinion, and not more than 999
out of every 1000 feel as we do about
it.
Of course. if you are stingy and
know it (Which is seldom ever the
case) you will know how most, folks
feel about you. That may, or may not
be of any value to you but it doesn't
cost you anything which we know will
please you immensely.
The peculiar thing about it is that
though a stingy person saves and
saves and saves, he never seems to
acquire much more than pernicious
habit.
May the Lord be kind and give us
enough so that now and then we may
loosen up and buy stick of gum
without wishing we had our penny
back.
The weekly Iberian., 1921-12-17
Rub-My- -Tism is a great pain kill
er. Relieves pain and soreness,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprains, &c.
Sf4762. 900 TO BE SPENT TO AID
UNEMPLOYED.

Observation-Disclosures relief
for unemployed by the expenditure Of
S14,762,0 900 on additional construc
ton work will be authorized by the
treasury department.
This decision was reached by Col.
Edward Clifford, assistant secretary
Of the treasury, after scanning fig
ures furnished him by experts rep
resenting the presidents conference
on unemployed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Berry and
Mrs. Camille Flory went to New Or
leans Wednesday night.
The weekly Iberian., 1921-12-17
Children Cry
FOR fLETcHER'S
@ a s . RIA
81. 500, 900 LOANED TO FARMERS.
DURING MONTH.

WASHINGTON-The farm loan
board during the past month made
loans to 4,472 farmers totalling S15,-
053, ,,500,S - Commissioner Lobdell an
nounced tonight.
These loans were divided among
the various districts. The Louisville
district obtained $1,430,00O, New Or
leans, $1,115,0O0; st. Louis, S1,169,-
600; St. Paul, S1.361 900; Omaha,
$1,a73,000; Wichita, s. 1,242,OO0; Hous-
ton, s2,OO5,O0O; Berkeley, $745,00O
and Spokane, S1,374,000.
The weekly Iberian., 1921-12-17
FIRE ALARMfBOXES.

CTo turn in Alarm, break glass
open door and pull white handle
down once.)
12.-W. Main and N.I.&N Crossing
13.-W. Main and Chestnut.
4.-Lassalle and Washington.
15.-Jane and Chestnut.
16.-Hopkins and Washington.
22.-Southern Pacific Depot.
23.-Main and Jefferson.
24.-Main and French.
25.-Main and Iberia.
26.-Main and Corinne.
32.-Main and Weeks.
33.- Madison and Weeks.
34.-St. Peter and Center.
35.-Main, bet'n Center & Bank Av.
36.-lberia and Washington.
42.-Bank Ave. and Charles. s.
43.-Main and Prairie.
44.-Madison and Bank.
45.-Lee and Main.
46.-Main and Lewis Ave.
51.-Fields and Frenzel.
52.-Corinne and Robertson.
53.-Madison and Jefferson.
54.-Iberia and Hacker.
55.-Iberia and Dale.
56.-Rob artson and Jefferson.
57.-Fields and Hopkins.
58.-Dale and Center.
59.-Center and Hacker.
61.-Duperier and Marie.
62.-Duperier and Henry.
G3.-Duperjer and Oak.
64.-Duperier and Trotter.
65.-Roziar and Bayou.
66.-Rozier and Henry.
Telephone in case of fire to Fire
Co. No. 1. Phone No. 177.
The weekly Iberian., 1921-12-17
3 PARISHES HAVE FAILED TO
SEND REGISTRAR NAMES.

BATON ROUGE, Dec 15-Today
was the last day for parishes to get
in the names for registrars Of voters.
There are eight parishes that have
not sent in the names Of their regis
trars. The parishes have until the
close of today to name the regis
trans. If they are not named by the
parishes by December Is the gover-
nor is authorized to appoint.
The weekly Iberian., 1921-12-17
TRESPASS NOTICE.

The public is hereby warned that
all trespassing and hunting of any
kind is prohibited on the lands of the
undersigned, in the Second Ward of
Iberia Parish, near Olivier, and that
violators will be prosecuted accord
ing to law.
A. M. STEWART & SON.
The weekly Iberian., 1921-12-17

For the best in the Printing line
: consisting of Letter Heads,
= Note Heads, Bill Heads, Invita-
" tions, Cards, Counter Slips,
Type Writer Letters, Envel-
opes, and in fact any kind
Of Job Printing, plain or
fancy. Prices Reasona-
bic. Come see us.
The Iberian Press.
The weekly Iberian., 1921-12-17

666 quickly relieves Constipation,
Biliousness, Loss of Appetite and
Headaches, due to Torpid Liver.
Evening journal., 1921-12-30
NlINSTRELS HEAD
BILL AT GARRICK

A full house was present yester-
day at the Garrick at the introduce
tion OF the new program. Every
seat in the theatre was filled and
the audience was in a real holiday
mood. Carl Nixon's Revue. which
might better be termed "a minstrel
took first honors. The presence OF
several girls in the company prob
ably allows for the change In name.
But the entertainment Of this offer
ing is Of the best Plenty OF real,
rich comedy sensational and orig
inal dancing and some real good
singing sum up terseiy the attributes
Of the company. Two high-stepping
"darkies." who are really white as
the audience Is told and shown in
the beginning, bring applause for
their efforts at exaggerated cake
walking. Mr.. Nixons dancing when
playing as the BLACK beauty" Is a
bit OF riotous fun.
Jarrow Is talkative trickster
who manages to persuade and con-
fuse several members OF the audi
ence 10 impart some hard-earned
money TO his temporary keeping and
then he loses IL and finds IL In a
lemon. Jarrow is one Of the best
legerdemain artists in this mystify-
ing trick.
Imitation is the speciality OF Orren
and Drew. Nothing from a barn
yard fowl to a musical instrument
is safe from the mimicry OF Orren.
Redington and Grant. two clever
tumbling bell-hops have a really
good number. Dare Brothers are
good athletes and Shapiro and Jor-
dan have a good repertoire Of popu-
lar songs. This rounds out the
vaudeville.
Buck Jones, who by the way has
changed his name to Charles, %
plays a vigorous hero in his photo
plsy Riding With Death" The
picture is charged with real excite
ment. Jones is a youthful hero and
fills the demands of his character
with manly vigor. His supporting
company is also fine.
This same show will be given at
the special New Years Eve per-
formance that will commence on
I Saturday evening at 10 o'clock
Seats are now selling for the per-
formance and only the capacity OF
the theatre will be sold.
Evening journal., 1921-12-30
EN1IERrAINEn Avn nINNEn

Mr. and Mrs. William j. Lynch
Of 903 South Broome street. enter
tanned a number OF guests at dinner.
Wednesday evening. in honor OF
Louis y. Preston. Of Mt. ST. Mary's
College. Emmitsburg. Nd The fol-
lowing guests were present the Rev
Francis Tucker the Rev. William J.
Mclaughlin. the Rev Thomas a.
Lawless. the Rev. Paul Fournier. the
Rev Richard ID. Russell. DR.. and
Mrs. John p. Burke OF st. Paul.
Mimi. willard F. Preston. Of George
town University Medical School.
Washington, d. c.. Louis b. Preston.
NJ. St. Mary's College. EmmitsburE.
Nd. James F. Fallon. and Vincent }.
Kenny 81. Francis de Sales College.
Childs. Nd; Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Lynch. Mrs. Mary Ryan. Mrs Mar
garet Sewers. Mr.. and Mrs =. j.
Heating. Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. SPAIN.
Miss Olive NJ Ryan. Miss Phyllis
Ryan. William NJ Ryan. Thomas a.
Higgins. and Michael SPAIN.
Evening journal., 1921-12-30

Tiny pottcd pine trees may be at
tractiveiy trimmed and make de-
lightfui little gifts.
Evening journal., 1921-12-30

IL as the "Pino Association" The
sign can be seen by persons going
along East Fourth street and Pine
street Many comments have reached
the officials OF the association by
WilmnEtonians and others who use
the Pennsylvania railroad. on the
beauty OF their Christmas tree when
illuminated at night. and on the fine
appearance Of the electric sign. Boin
sign and tree can easily be seen from
trains on the railroad.
In addition TO the decorations on
the outside OF the associations head
quarters. evorgreons. strcamers. etc,
decorate tho inside; giving the
rooms pretty effect. Plans
are being made for party 20
be held by the association tonight
Arrangements are In charge Of for
mer President OF City Council George
+. Lyon.
Tho Fairgrounds surroun ling the
Evening journal., 1921-12-30
BILL
AT THE ALDINE

No holiday celebration is com
plete without a visit TO the Aldine
Theatre. Market at Eighth street,
where the management has ar
ranged a bill that is marked by
mirth and variety. 'Dr. joys Sani-
tarium" is one OF the most anus
ing musical and comedy travesties
in vaudeville. 1t is full Of action and
there Is a laugh . minute.
Reed and Blake in an act entitled
"versatilities OF 1922" present some
lent. The costumes are elaborate
and the whole evenings entertain
ment is satisfying.
Mary" will remain at the Play
house tonight and tomorrow night
with a Saturday matinee.
One OF the members OF the chorus
fell last evening while dancing and
sprained her ankle. She was at
tended by Dr. John W. Mullin.
Evening journal., 1921-12-30

+. j. O'Toole. Miss Ella Lewis. Mrs.
W. c. Rullman. Misses Mae Hughes.
Helen Lynch. Ann schultz. Mary Hig-
gins. Catherine Aherns. Katherine
Hasson. Theresa Moran; ballroom.
Miss Nan Walsh. chairman Miss
Helen McCloskey. Herbert T..
Kaighn.
The patroncsscs were. Miss Mary
g. Moran. Mrs Herbert r. kaighn.
Miss May Horty. Miss Olive Hart
love. Mrs James B. Gibney. Miss
Theresa Moran. Mrs James Free
man. Mrs Morris Parsons. Mrs. J. a.
Spragg Miss Nan Walsh. Mrs =. a.
Traynor. Miss Marguerite Dugan.
Mrs. Martin r. kcough. Miss Anna
Schultz. Miss Catherine Sweeney.
Mrs. Rose Mccall. Mrs James l.
Ford. Mrs. Jeremiah sullivan. Mrs
Mary Joyce. Mrs T.. A. Moniglo. Mrs
William +. Monigle Miss Florence
Rimlingcr. Miss Catherine Rimling-
or Mrs Thomas J. Bu-.er Mrs. Ella
r.. ponahue. Miss Elizabeth Toman.
Mrs. S. 7. Dohcrty. Mrs r. J. Hig-
gins. Mrs T. A. Horty. Miss Eliza
beth Marill. Mrs. Neal Kelly. Mrs.
John Malone. Mrs John McGoldrick.
Mrs Mark Brown. Mrs J. l.. Ma
lone. Mrs Ella Mulliean. Mrs j. +.
/ Curran. Mrs. Joseph Beste. Mrs
Frank Schillinr. Mrs. Peter J. Ford
Mrs Mary +. Tucker, Mrs. Elizabeth
Manion. Mrs James Harkins. Mrs
Edgar Moore. Miss Ella Lewis. Mrs
w II. Rullman. Mrs. +. J. Fahey
| lfra I Casey Mrs Francis lynch
Mrs William +. Lynn. Mrs Il. T.
Toy. Miss Marie lockwood. Mrs
Frank O'Donnell Mrs T. IT, Steinlc
Mrs. Frank Sweeney Mrs T. G
Hubert Mrs. John J. Kruger. Mrs
Anna S. Iange. Mrs. Daniel Buckley
Mrs. J. T. Iaffey Mrs. Sylvester
] Healey. Mrs. James J. O'Neili. Mrs
John Govatos. Mrs John J. Kennedy
Miss Hannah Bradley. Mrs. Edward
Slater.and Mrs. IT. r. Graham.
Evening journal., 1921-12-30
Mary Recommend
ed As Best Musical
Comedy

After witnessing a perform.
ance as given by the company
presenting "Mary" az the Play
house last evening. ! deem IL ad-
Nisabie to indorse this entertain.
ment 70 the lovers Of good mu-
sieal comedy In Wilmington and
its enVirons
The cast and chorus Is su-
perior 20 the one seen here last
season and Is perhaps better bal
anceo tnan any company which
has ever before presented the
piece. Its cast has been select
cd from former members Of the
New York, Chicago and Boston
companies, and Il Is the only
company now presenting MARY"
In this country. The production
and effects are most complete IN
every detail and are the same as
used In New York city az the
knickerbocker.
Sam ~. Harris, former part.
ner Of George NJ. Cohan, who
has Withdrawn from American
theatricals. Is 70 be conaratu-
lated upon the splendid orqani-
zation and production provided.
The management OF the Play
house heartily indorses this en-
tertainment In It's entirety and
assures patrons who attend to
night, or tomorrow afternoon and
night OF performance we'll
worth their time and money.
{. c. FtNNEY.
Lessee and Manager Playhouse.
Evening journal., 1921-12-30
ARY"PROVES
GRAND OLD PLAY
Singing With Ex-
cellent Chorus Please in
Return Engagement
lSS, EDNA MORN
IN LEADING PART

The Playhouse-''Mary." a musi-
comedy presented by George NJ.
ihan's comedians under the -
ction OF Sam. II. Harris.
Evening journal., 1921-12-30

pleasing comedy singing and dane
ing; Pope and Uno win favor in
their Offering. THE $4,000 Moving
Picture star" Turner. and Turner
are skilled acrobatic dancers; Bar
rett and Harris have an original se-
lection OF songs and comedy and
the Punchinelli Troupe perform
some amazing acrobatic stunts.
punctuated by real comedy. II has
been adapted from a play by Walter
Hackett and tells a gripping story
OF mystery and romance. II Is ono
of those pictures that while Il is
startling in its originality. does not
offend common sense.
Evening journal., 1921-12-30
DAUGHTERS DANCE
AND PLAY CARDS

Members OF Court No. Az. Cath
olic Daughters OF America. gave a
dance and card party at the Hotel
DUPONT last night. which was well
attended. The proceeds will be ap-
piled to the building fund for a
home for working girls.
Many handsome prizes were do
mated for the card party. This in
cluded cut glass. fancy work. gro
oeries and many other useful things.
The committee in charge COM
prised Mrs. =. A. Traynor chair
man. Miss Margaret Dugan. Mrs
J. b. Gibney. The other committees
are; Cards. Mrs. j. A. spragg. chair
man; Miss Mary Moran. Mrs. J. Il.
Gibney. Miss Agnes Horty; prizes
Mrs. Ella Mulligan, chairman. Mrs
Evening journal., 1921-12-30

Continued From Page EighD
nifty she has so long been in search
OF.
Evening journal., 1921-12-30
CREAM WALNUTS
PIN-MONEY PRODUCTS

We now have a full line of
Mrs. Kidd's Pin-Money Pro-
ducts. including gherkins, mixed
pickles, caulifiower. etc.
Evening journal., 1921-12-30
PINE PLAYGROUND
HAS BEAUTIFUL TREE

Pine Neishborhood Association.
at Fourth and Pine streets. has one
of the most rt' ttily decorated
Christmas .rees ir the city It is
unique in the fact that instead Of
being on the ground. as other assoc
Citations have them. the tree which Is
Is feet high stands on the roof OF
the neighborhood house The tree
has been lighted every night since
frideF Ai the foot OF the tree and
just over the edge Of the roof is a
huge star which also Is emb'azonod
with electric lights.
The association has now large
electric sign on the side or tho
neighborhood house. which heralds
Evening journal., 1921-12-30
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.

John Drinkwater's Abraham
Lincoln had its first performance
OF the season at Providence, II. l.,
on September -, and that date
marked the beginning of one Of the
longest tours ever played con-
secutively by any attraction. Frank
McGlynn and the distinguished
company which supported him last
season are again appearing IN
Abraham Lincoln which will be
the attraction at the Playhouse
three days beginning Thursday,
January y, with matinee Saturday.
Evening journal., 1921-12-30

neighborhood house are being put IN
first class condition for the coming
season. The main playground for,
older children is being raised several.
feet and win have a concrete retains
ing wall around H. Part OF the walt
is already built. The partition be-.
tween the Pine Association play
grounds and No. School has been
taken down. This will give pupils
OF the school more room to play I'M.
during recess time. and at the same
time make a bigger and better PLAY
ground for the association. A smaller
playground is being constructed Tor
the tots.
Evening journal., 1921-12-30
SOCIAL AND.
PERSONAL

Miss Pauline Grala. OF this city.
and Andrzcy Baudos. OF 2222 Bran
DIVINE street. Philadelphia. were
granted a marriage license in Phila-
delphia. yesterday.
After spending the holidays at
Fulton. \. A.. Miss Mary Hunter
secretary OF the Delaware state
School Auxiliary. returned to Will
mingtOn today.