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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-05-01
PAPIEz NAKAZUJE MoDLI
"a PoMYSLNoSc KONFE-
RENCJI.

Rzym, 1. maja. - Papiez Piu5
NJ wystosowai do kardynaia
Gasparri, papieskiego sekretarza
stanu. list pasterski, W ktorym
nakazuie modiy "a pomyslny
wink konferencji senuehskieJ
Wspomniapy list pasterski ms
bye przedstawiony ambasadoron'
zagranicznym przy Watykanie w
celu podania jego tresci do VIA
domosci wszystkim radon oraz
narodom. Papiez Plus HI. ape
lrie do wszystkich przedstawi-
cieli panstw bioracych udziai w
sonferencji genuehskiej, aby Po-
,aczvli swe wysilki W dziedzinIe
,achowania wspolpego dobra.
DUO uwagi papiez udzielii spra-
vie rosyjskiei i nawoluje zalnte-
,esowanych do przyjscia do po-
.ozumienia'w pokojowem zaiat-
yieniu spraw Rosji
NoWY ZATARG FRANCU-
sKo ANGIELSKI.
Genua. /. maja. - Premier l.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-05-01
Kronila Chicagoska.

Przeciwko takiemu twierdze--
niu sadu wystapiia opozycia
kompanpa tfamwajowas kt3ra Y
waza, re poniewaz liwestia zriz-
XII wynagfodzcnia pracownikom
tramwajowym ME zostala u
wzgledniona przez Stanowa no
inisje ola handlu, sad ME ma pra-
wa zadania przeprowadzenia jej.
Tax samo / Stanowa sKomlsja
dla handlu, zdaniem kompanii
tramwajowej, ME ma prawa
wkraczac w zakres dziaialnosci
kompanji, dotyczacy czysto ad-
ministratywnych funkcyj, Q lie
ME zachodzi kwestja wykorzy--
sta1ia, zlej WARY, lub nie'iczci-
woSci re strony zarzadu kompa-
Mi.
Sedziowie zamierzaiag jak wy
zej wspomniano, ostateczna de-
cyzje wydaG W ciqgu nastsfnych
dw6ch tygodni.
GoMPERS oFIAROWUJE
PoMOC ROBOTNIKOM
PRZElMYSLU BUDOWLA-
NEGo.
w przedwczorajszej maaiie-
statji, kt6ra sic odbyla po poiu-
dlliu, braio udziat przeszio l0G-
900 ludzi, W ktorych przew@3ali
robotnicy przemyslu bnd3wlane-
go. Pochod manifestacylnv ru+
szyi Grant Park przeszedlszy
przez i'll. Michigan zatrzytnaf sic
" Municipal Pier, gdzie sic od---
byio wielkie lriasowe zgron,adzc-
ME. Jednym wazniejszycl1 NOV
COW byi prezes organizacji "a
merican Federation of .sab.'r !;
D. Samuel Gompers. w swoiem
przemowieniu zaznaczy1 on, re
robotnicy przefnysiu budowlare-
go, wystepujacy pfzefiwko Wy,
rokowi sedziego Land:sa, a TEN
samem przeciwko Komisctow: 6
bywatelskiemu, otrzyina'a od
niego Federacji jak najefektyw-
niejsza pomoc. Wzywa' dalej P.
1ompers robotnikow, by trzyma-
Il sic razem i wierzyli W swoje
organizacje robotnicze, ktere je-
dynie chronia ich ol zilpelnego
upadku. Co sic tyczY wyroku
sedziego Landisa, to zdaniem
jego, robotnicy ME powhnI byl:
wybierac ma sedziego rozjenncze1
go zadnego ssdziego, 60 zas do
samego p. Landisa, to chociaz
w opinji robotnikow nosi on mia
no demagoga. P. Gompers ME
nazywa go W ten sam spssob,
broni nawet. dowodzac, ae se-
dzia Lands nalezy do ludzi Q u
nysle pfzyzwyc yczaionym do ubie
rania wszystkiego We fornle pra7
LuAuiEczsIae ia4 stl yhitt
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-05-01
.LENIN PRZECIW ZWRoCE-.
.NIU WLASNosCI PRYWAT-
NYCH.

Ryga, maja. (Prasa Stow
= Lenin przyjmuje bardzo zy-
wy udziai W konferencji genueh-
skieI porozurniewajac sic przy
.ponocy telegraph zwyklego albo
.iskrowego. w ubiegia sobote
przeslai on instrukcje Czyczery-
nowi, aby stanowczo ME zgadzal
sic ma zadania aljant6w zupeine-
go wznowienia praw wiasnosci
prywatnej w stosunku do cudzo,
ziemcow, a zarowno aby sprze-
ciwial sic projektowi zapfacenia
odszkodowan "a majatki nacJo-
naiizowane i rekwirowane. Rad
'sowiecki pragnie tym sposobem
wywrzec odpowiedni efekt ma
wiesniakow rosyjskich, ktorzy O.
bawiaja sic, re W razie przyjecia
zadah aljantow, beda musieli pia-
cic ME tylko "a zierhie, ale "a
zahudowania, ktore dosta1i darmo
cd sowietow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-05-01
KALENDARZYK.

DIS, pOniedzialek, 1 maja: IS
FiIiFa Jak6ba.
Jutro, wtorek, 2. maja: Sw. Alta
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-05-01
ZMUSZONA wy
SLAc oKRET MA WOODY
CHINSKIE.

Pekin, 1. maja. = Amerykah-
skie poselstwo zwrociio sic do
Waszyngtonu proSba wyslania
do Tien Tsinu okretu wojennego
wskutek zwiekszenia sic tam
dziaian wojennych. " Pekinie
ogioszono wczorai ston wojenny
Armja generaia Chang Tso Ii
ma, wojennego gubernatora W
Mandzurji, wiodia boj W ciagu
caiego wczorajszego dnia ar
mia generala .Wu Pei Flu, wojen-
.nego szefa CentratnyEh Chin.
Bitwa toczy sic w odleglosci II
mil cd Pekina. Rzadowe wiado-
.mosci telegraficzne m6wia. re
wojska generaia Chang Tso-Lina
od.,:oSl,- ,u,.rc;e sfyvo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-05-01
JAPONJA ME EHCE UZNAC
S0WIET6W. q

TOXIC. - Japonska Rada dyplo-
matyezna uchwaliia ME uzna6 PREDICT
rgadu sOwieekiego, p6ki tenie ME uzna
wiunego JapOnji dlugu " sunie 200
miljon6w icn.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-05-01
Z Biura MeteOrOlog;cnsgO.

WsCh6d slOnca gOdzinie 6:46.
Zach6d sionca gOdzinie 7:4S.
=
PogOda W Chicago okolicy: w
pOnIedHalek pOchmurnO, nocy
hub we wtorek deszc5. w pOniedzia-
TEX cokOlwiek cieplej; swieay wscho
dni wiatr W poniedziaiek, przeeho-
dzacy W p6mocnO-Eachodni we VITO
ICR
=
TeApcraturA DOLBY minionej: Naj-
wyzsza wezOraj godzinie 2giej Po
poludniu go stOpni, najnizsza wczo-
raj gOszinie 7mej rano, so stop
nj.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-05-01
KIrRs MAREk poLsNCH.

WedIe komunikatu Polskiego
konsuIatu GeneramegO kurs marek
pOIskich Jest dzis SaaO merck n ss1,
czyH so ccnt6w IA 1000 nlarck.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-05-01
BOLSzEWICY zABILI 22 BIsKU
pow.

KIJ0W. = ArcybislSup kijowski wy
stOsowaI do arcybiskupa W Canterbu-
ry pismO, w kt6rem stwierlza, re boil
szewicy cd rOlSu 1880 do 1920gQ "a
bill % bisEup6w. posr6d kt6rych 9
byiO przed smiercia tOrturowanyeh.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-05-01
Nowy Zatarg Francu-
sko Angielski.
Lenin Przeciw Zwr6ceniiu WlasnOsci PryWatnych
W Pekinie OglOszOnO Stan WOjenny.
AMERYKA POSYEA OKRET ma WOODY CHINSKE.
lime TeIegramy Zagraniczne.

George przeslai premjerowi Po
lncare zaproszenie ma specialn5
konferencje do Genui, gdzie m
sic odbyc narada wszystkict
przedstawicieli mocarstw, ktort
podpisaiy traktat wersalski. Ce
lem tel konferencji jest omowie.
ME spraw odszkodowan -wojen-
nych.
Francuski premier odm6wit
przyjecia zaproszenia do Genui
natomiast radzi odbye narade "
Nicei.
Lloyd George jest zdania, re
wobec niecheci Niemcow do "a,
piacenia nastepnej raty odszko-
dowah woiennych, odpowiednic
konferencia W tel sprawie po-,
Wilma sic odby6 jeszcze pred
MEM Sligo maja, czyli pred ter
minem zaplacenia raty niemiec.
.kiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-05-01

Dokonczenle "a stromey 2
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-05-01
NIEMCY PoDPIsALY TRAK
TAT MILITARNY z RoSJA.

Londyn, 1. maja. = Wiadomo-
Sci telegraficzne Warszawy
donosza, ze w dniu 3go Ewietnia
zostai podpisany traktat niemie'
cko rosyjski, kt6ry przewiduje,
re Rosja powinna dac Niemeom
dwadzieScia okretow wolennych'
a gl6wnie powinna zgromadzlc
pewna liczbe woisk ma grani-
Zach Polski.
Niemcy zaC2atruja armle ro-
syjska " amunicie, oraz daja JeJ
instruktor6w, do stosowania ga
z6w trujgcych. Oprocz tegc
Niemcy zobowiazuja sic, zaopa--
frye wojska sowieckie w urza-
dzenia radiotelegraficzne.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-08
CAMP OPERATORS
TOLD TO DECAMP
State Prohibition Agent Places
Ban on Alleged Liquor
Dispensary.

MARION. Ind. Dec. Bert c.
Morgan, of Indianapolis, prohibition
director of Indiana. and his deputies
visited a camp between Marion and
the National Sanatorium. where il
is alleged liquor is being sold More
than 1000 World War veterans are
receiving treatment for nervous di-
seases at the National Sanatorium.
Mr. Morgan was without search
warrant. but he notified the owners
Of the camp, If they did not tear
out in two days he would file suit
asking that the place be declared Il
nuisance
Mr.. Morgan was assured that the
place would be closed. Many COM
plants have been made about the
camp, and 1t is alleged it has run i'm
open defiance of the law. situated
half way between Marion and the
sanatorium. Ii is said World War
veterans have obtained liquor. The
American Legion post here has made
an effort to have the camp closed;
and efforts have been made to have
Sheriff Bert Fowler close the camp.
Mr.. Morgan said he found evil
dence of liquor, but the supply APP
parently was hidden. The camp is
along the river and began as a small
affair. a frame addition was erect
ed with stoves and full equipment
for winter use.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-08
FALLS EIGHT FLOORS
But HE IS NOT HURT
Youth Jokes With Doctor
When Taken to Hospital
for Examination.

DETROIT. Mlch.. Dec. John
Hancock. rs years old. pushed
7vneel-5arrovv into hoist shaft on
the roof Or an eight story building
sought 20 save himself by letting the
wheelbarrow hurtIe down the shaft.
and plunged over the edge OF the
roof. and into the alley below
Give me c.garet and I'll tell
YOU all about It," Hancock laugh
ingly remarked 10 the doctors in
The hospital a little later.
The yvhceIba-row at the bottom
OF the shaft was a total wreck. bu,
after the surgeons had looked John
al over carefully they could not
find anything seriously wrong with
him.
ON tho way down some eye wit
nesses insist that Hancock joked
with employees OF tho building. Han
cock hit a big nest Of telephone
wires some 30 feet above the alley,
then slid gracefully Off them and
| landed on his feet in the alley.
IL was at 1870 O'Clock. just quit
ting time. and Hancock was sent up
.u the hoist elevator after a wheel
barrow left on the roof. He left
the e.svator at the roof level. got
the wheeibarrow, trundled 10 to
the shaft, and discovered a eecond
too late That somebody had lower
cd the cage to the ground.
The wheeIbarrow had already
gone into the shaft. but Hancock
let 20 Of 10 as 10 shot downward
Ito lost his balance, however, and
toppied off the roof outside the
shaft.
lie was bruised and shaken up.
but the doctors said there were no
serious injuries and he laughed and
chatted with them and smoked a
clEaret while they treated his
hurtC
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-08

Cafeteria supper and bazaar. X.
OF 2. hall, Michigan and Wayne,
Saturday. Dec 9Th. Adv.-341-342
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-08

hOlus Rupture securely.
Mrs. B. f. Finnegan, representing
| VIM S. Rice, Inc, Adams, " Y, has
special corset attachment that
holds any rupture no matter how
large. Even If the abdomen is very
/ heshy. it holds any rupture. with
ease, comfort and security. Hun
dreds of women in South Bend and
vicinity are in need of just such a
support as Mrs. Finnegan is able to
supply Experience has shown that
many women are unable 10 wear a
4 corset because of large Navel Rup-
lures or those following operations.
/ The special surgical corset and rup-
/ ture support combined is designed
+ to care for all such conditions.
Doubtless every woman who has
been compelled to wear an ordinary
truss or abdominal Support knows
the gouging, cutting and chatting
caused by narrow bands. The
weight Of the abdomen must be car
ried by the band around the back
and the pressure is sometimes very
great, causing untold suffering. The
special broad supporting corset at
tachment does away With all cut
ting. chatting and binding. It is
light. flexible, durable, cooI and fits
the figure like a glove. 1t gives you
a sense of absolute security and
protection.
Mrs. Finnegan Will be at the
Commercial Hotel. South Bend. Ind, |
Dec. II and u. and at Bucklen Ho- |
tel Elkhart. Ind, Dec. 13, TO dem
Onstrate this marvellous support /
free to all women. She wants 10 fit 4
it on you and prove 10 you that it !
is a great blessing 20 all rupture !
afflicted women. No matter what
you have tried now is your oppor-
tunity TO find out just what YOU re-
quire, and get the benefit of n free
personal application, by a cOmpct-
ent lady expert.
Why be burdened with rupture
and suffer the continual annoyance
OF wearing trusses II you don't have
to? Why not use the Rice Method
and prove 70 your entire satisfac- n
ton that results are possible in n
your case? Thousan ds have been
able 10 throw away their trusses
after brief application OF the Rice
Method and there are thousands
who are still suffering the fortunes
OF rupture because they know not
where 10 turn for relief. Mrs. Finne-
gan Is in South Bend TO give her ex-
perience and knowledge of hernia
and invites you TO her private apart
ments al the Commercial. Hotel.
Do not fall TO get this free demon
stration.
Remember Mrs. Finnegsn viii be
in South Bend only two days. then /
your opportunity Will be zone. so
by all means don't fail 10 call and
see this wonderful demonstration.
Daily from To IL n. M, 10 D
p. IN. and to 0 evenings.
WM. 5. RICE, INC, Adams, y. Y.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-08
FATHER CRUEL, SO
YOUTH COMPLAINS
Stepmolher Supports L d S
Charges and Adds Some
More of Her Own.

DETROIT. Mich Dec while
lgnatius GennarO, Elk years Old is
the principal witness against his
father. Paul Gennaro, SO years old,
In Recorders court. Gennaro's wife.
Marie. also charges cruelty and
IabUse at Gennaro's hands.
Gennaro pleaded not guilty. and
was held in bail of $4,000 for exam
ination. when ar-aigned before
Judge Heston on complaint of ar
thur d. Fitzpatrick, agent Of the
Society for the Prevention of CRU
city 70 child IN. who charged beat
Ing, kicking and tossing Ignatius
from one room to another. when in
a fit OF temper.
Fears Mock Marriage.
Meanwhile Mrs. Gennaro alleges
that she has just learned that there
is no record OF her supposed mar
riaEe 70 GeunarO i'm Duluth, MINI.
six years ago. and she fears she
was tricked into a mock marriage.
She accuses GennarO Of many cruel
ties. and alleges that she is I'm con
start far OF her life
Mrs. Gennaro says she was a
nciEhbOr OF Paul and his first wife
fin Duluth. six years ago, and help
ed care for the former Mrs. Ger
naro. mother Of Ignatius, as she
was dying.
Marie alleges that Gennaro at
tackled her while she was thus act
fnE ~ nurse. but after his first
wite's death promised 20 marry her,
and did take her before a man yvIO
performed some sort OF ceremony.
Marie alleges Marie has a daueh-
ter. Catherine. five years Old but
she alleges that Genuaro's alleged
cruelty was directed toward TIE
boy. She alleges that he throws
tho boy from one room to another.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-08
WINS SEAT IN RECOUNT
BY SMALL MARGIN OF 3

WARSAW, Ind. Dec IF. NJ
Hardman, Republican. was today de-
cl1red elected assessor OF Monroe
township. Kosciusko county. by a
plurality CT two votes over L. Z
Folk, Democrat. who contested the
election. a recount Of the vote by
the county comm issioners revealed
the fact that five persons had voted
for Hardman without being proper
" registered but the recount also
showed that four persons. not prop
erly registered, had cast their votes
for Polk.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-08
Indiana and Mlchi6an News
ALBION GIRL DIES
TO SAVE LIFE OF
HER BABY SISTER

ALBION. Ind. Dec. 7-By /.
y. S.)-Lcila Weber. seven years
old. died a heroine NJ the home
Of her parents living near here
early today. Her baby sister
I'm her arms, while Leila dutifully
rocked IL to sleep. suddenly
awakened and knocked ever
kerosene lamp on a stand near
the chair. The blaze set fire to
tho house and with her own
clothes afire. Leila carried her
baby sister TO safety. When the
parents returned from chores
they found the unconscious
form Of Leila in the yard and
the baby. unhurt, close by.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-08
d e tectiUe Stops
Amateur Santa
Gathering Gifts
Eight Silk Shirts Presents for
Friends. Says Man Nabbed
In Store.

DETROIT, Mich. Dec. This
is to ask friends OF Harry Pierce.
side show ImpressariO, not 10 think
too hard Of him IL he fails TO play
Santa Claus with his accustomed
IavishneSs this year. he was doing
his best when a store detective
stopped him.
Harry, who says he Is "a years
old, had eight silk shirts when he
was stopped.
lie told Detective George Wilson,
at headquarters, that he was gath
ering n few Christmas presents for
friends"
charge.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-08

Dyeing, 3. b. Cleaners
--Adv-3SS-S4
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-08

Dyeing. 2. 3. Cleaners
ADV .-33S-344
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-08

chokes him and beats him when an
CRY.
Threats Are Alleged.
Mrs. 'Gennaro also alleged that
Gennaro had often threatened her
life. and told her that if she tried
to leave him he would kill her.
she alleged that a few days ago
another emplcye OF the automobile
factory where Gennaro works &C
ccmpanied him home and warned
Mrs. Gennaro that her husband had
fashioned sharp knife out OF q file
ana had told fellow workmen THAI
he intended the knife 90 cut his
wifc's throat with If she tried 10
leave him
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-08

The report Of the city health sec
rotary. Or G. 3. Hoopingarner, for
November shows the number OF
deaths in the city were 20, and the
number of births 40. only one cass
OF scarlet fever was reported anc
two % tubsrculosis.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-08
South Bend WOmGn GiUeH
Custody of Son. aged Ii

WARSAW, Ind. Dec. 7.-JudSo
L. w Royse in the Kosciusko Cir
cult court today awarded the GUS
tOdy Of the 14-yeaer-old son Of Ha-
eel Parks-Warren. south Bend and
Frank PARKS Warsaw, her former
husband. TO the mother
4 hard fought legal battle was
wlged by attorneys on n petition
for modification 81 n cour. order
issued az the time a divorce was
granted Mrs Parks (now Mrs. War
REM in 1918.
For a number of years the boy
was in the custody Of an aunt. Anna
FintOn Of Warsaw. Several months
ago the mother came here from
South Bend in an automobile and
took possession Of the yOungstCr.
who was taken TO her home IN
South Bend.
Dyeing. =. 3. Cleaners
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-08
COBBLER'S FATE Is
IN HANDS OF JURY
Elkhart Man, Charged W it b.
Serious Offense Against
Girl, Faces Life.

ELKHART, Dec. THE presen-
tation OF evidence in the case OF
George W. Brown. cobbler, aged GO
years, charged with criminal asSaul,
on @ 1O-ycar-o girl. was finished
Thursday forenoon. Written in
sructOns. requested by the defense
were prepared while the jury was
ou. Argument began at 1:5O, and
the case went to the jury late this
afternoon. The maximum penalty
is life Imprisonment
The report Of the city health Sec
rotary. Or G. 3. Hoopingarner, for
November shows the number Ut
deaths in the city were 20, and the
number of births 40. only one CASE
Of scarlet fever was reported anc
two of tuberculosis.
All the paving work contracted
20 be done in 1929 in the city is now
flashed The completion Of the
asphaitng on Franklin st. from In
diana av. west % the city limits was
the lest Job 20 be done. and wos
finished Wednesday. other pave
ments constructed this year are y.
Rowland av. Pacific ST., y. and
Clark SITS Morehouse av. from Main
10 Wolf av.. Washington ST. from
Main 10 the St Joseph river. and l.
Crawford 81. These are all asphalt.
Wolf av. from Sixth st. to oak
land ev. was built with concrete.
u Il
ZollinSer Of Goshen. a teacher in
the central Junior High school. was
slightly damaged about $50 when +
was hit by a Black and White taxi,
which vehicle had previously BEEN
hit by q weSt-bOund city street car
and knocked into the Ford. The &c
cidcnt occurred a. Marion ara
Fourth SITS No one was injured.
Mr.. zollinger was visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Waiter Doll at 800 W. Marion
ST. 40 had left his coupe parked
outside. The taxi stopped few
feet i'm front of the parked car to
discharge a passenger and in start
ing again turned to swing around
tho Ford. where the car hit it. Tie
rear right wheel Of the coupe was
smashed and a fender badly bent.
The American Legion home. az
! sos W High ST., has been sold I"
I Mrs Helen NJ. Beardsley. wife Of
+ state Sen. 4. II. Bcardsley, and i
to be converted into a home for the
Elkhart chapter OF the League OF
Women Voters. Possession is to be
given TO the new owner on or before
Jan. !, and it VIII be repaired prior
10 renting i to tho league.
The post received the building as
result of a subscription campaign
which aggregated $4,000.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-21
,!I'HE PIE OPL E;S l!;'',: FORUM

inorganic. material comes within the
pounds OF physical discrimination. Hy-
dro .carb0ns we find in scdimentary
rocks that was laid down in such pro-
fusion that organic action is constantly
generating volatile substances in gas.
eated conditions that condenscs and
adds to our body Of petroleum.
Ihe writer Of the foregoing signs
himself 'Plennoilum, and adds that he
thinks there Is oil somewhere nearby.
Also ne knows about plan whereby
the hydro carbon possibilities could
De demonstrated by the resident pioneers
IN an associated body" the name OF
which he mentions, and where an on.
portunity is open for every Individual
that Is sincere in the faith Of his coun
try and his home may Join for the
purpose of carrying out this highly ad.
visable development where the element
OF success no predominates the element
Of chance that only the unwise would
consider the comparison.
All of which would seem to Indicate
that P,ennoilum seems to have some
Oil stock to sell and that he is an ex
pert In the use of "walrus words"
TIMOTHY TITCOMB,
west Chester, Pa, April 1S. 1922,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-21
Poems and Songs Desired
"Humeresque" and "EvoIutjon"


TO the Editor Of the Ereni,hr Public Ledger:
sir-I am inclosing the words TO "Hu-
moresaue' recently asked for by a reader.
I would also advise that the poem "Evolu-
tion." requested few weeks ago. was writ
ten by the late I.angdon Smith. This may
be the one the reader asked for instead Of
the one printed later. The first verse is as
follows:
when YOU were a tadpole and I was a
In tho Paleozoic time.
And side by sidc on the ebbinE tide
We sprawled through the ooze and
slime"
I will be pleased to supply the rest Of the
poem, II wanted.
I would appreciate your printing a poem
(the title OF which I do not know about
young Scotchman who took his wife and
baby to live among the sandalwood boss OF
Australia. A very deadly. native snake Of
except with its mate. was killed by him.
who knew nothing Of the danger In such an
act. and its mate kills his wife and baby.
Perhaps some reader can supply the verses.
Thank you for your ENJOYABLE column.
INTERESTED.
Atlantic City. April II. 1922.
HUMoREsQUE
HumoresQue. ah! Humoresque. 1t seems to
mo your melody
Sings out a message to this dreary earth.
Every breath brings nearer death:
So save your tears and brave your fears.
For We begin to die from birth.
Times mover flying: It's YOU who's dying;
Time cannot pass away:
So leave all your sorrow until tomorrow;
Live and laugh and love while you may.
Humoresaue. the world Is blessed,
For YOU have brought a happy thought
70 ev'ry heartstick mortal here below:
Every hearer loves more dearer:
Yes, and heaven seems much nearer
All because Of you. Hum0resque!