davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-16
MUzsTvo PoLICIE A
HASItsTvA SNfzENE

49, \ y d
MestskA rada ma pondelkovom
zasadnuti prijala Y tret'om citani
12 hlasmi proti 4 snfzenie poctu
mestskych policajtov 9 "a muzoy
podtu hasicov D 26 muzoy. Pred
loha tato podpisan5 bola mayo
rom tax vojde Y platnost' v kra-
tkom case.
Otazka sn1zenias poctu policaj-
tov a hasicov t'ahala sa liz sty-i
mesiace. Mnohf obeania protesto-
vail proti snizovaniu, ale, alo yil-
no, bez lcinku. II,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-16
POL SKA TRAvICKA
oDsUDENA Ma DozIvoTIE

Chicago, IN. Tillie Klimek,
ktorej traja muzcvia zomreli "a
podozrivych okolnosti, uznata bo-
Ia "a vinnd ! vrazdy otravenim
svoiich muzov a odsldena ma do.
zivotny salar. Je toto prvy pripa.l
.ods1denia zeny Z vrazdy v Chica-
gu "a poslednych % rokov.
Jej sesternica Kufikoya bnde
sddena podobnej ebzaloby. Jei
pripisujii Ninu "a smrt asi trinast'
l'ndi. III
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-16
NASLI BACIL sPAvEJ NEMoCl

New York, N. Y. v Eidov-
skej nemocnici Mt. Sinai Y tomto
meste traja lekari boil lspesni 70
synaideni bacilu, ktory zaprfci-
noval zrnalatnelost.' modzgu spa
vi chorobu. Ked doktori taste
pill bacil .prasat u, ochorelo na
tie istS prfznaky spavej choroby,
ako 4 'udia. Lekari teraz hl'adajd
serum ma xabitie tohto nebezpec-
neh0 bacilu. Il
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-16
NEYYBAvEalE oBJEDNAvKY
zVfkElIE 8 373,2lS TON

New York, N. Y. Ackol 'vekl
y. 8. Steel Corporation pracuje
skoro 70 vsetkych svojich oceliar-
mach plnoii silou, jej nevyhayen6
obi edn6vky na ocei 81 stile ko.
pia = zvysujd. ca mesiac februs
~ lei nsyybavene objednkvlky
Eyysilyfss y sS7a, ,21s tom set-
kScb nevyb ybavenyeh objean Won
|oeele 1ik 6cia na 9s9
ton.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-16
zollRELo sI.ovENsKE D1EfA

Michal Bartos pol ldruha roGny
syn Pavla 4 Amy Bartos, SO Nor;
ley Ave, East Yosing ngstown, 70
mrel nninule ehos piatkn n domkcno-
Isti rodieov ra zapkJ kJenie pl 'd6c. O-
|plakavajl no fodicia i jAd1a se-
sire, Matilda. III
Pohrab odbavil Rev. Josef IN
|stik y pondelok rano 3 8. hodine
N chx& &ne Sv. Alzbety n Hase ton..
Psseh cYany Dol 4 Calvary cinto.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-16
suDcA HETFERNAN DA
81 DO LAKOPY I AUTA

Sudca Heffernan Cd policajnt.
no sndu sd vo atvrtok vyslovil, ze
jestli automobiHsti neprestand ~,
chic jazdit po aaeste, tax da i'm
na vyber najvyssia pokutu : 30
dni lakopy alebo polrocne "vaze-
ME- pre- fch automobile. Leto s.,
blizi, preto majitelia automobiloy
dajte 81 pozor!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-16

Tomas Vickovi6, 2s-rocny, Z
Coitsyille Road, vypil ninuleho
ntorku vel'kd davku karbolu, Cd
coho zomrel behom hodiny Y mu-
kach. zanechal pre- esvoju zenp list
II ktorom ju prosil IA odpustenie
q udal, ze trubel ! vel'te vydav-
ky y domacnosti ho primaly K O.
Edobratiu 81 zivota.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-16

slovenskej kat. osady Bofsk &hol
Srdca 70 virden. III. Is q nexvestnys
od pondelku ininnl6ho tfxdka.
| v tel, den vybral 81 llo So. Louis
nak1pit roslicnych veci prc bes1r
u ieho osade Do1zyat Rcy. " ~
( fLinek. aby. nru prisiel yypom6ct 1
vo sy. liaissiach. ktore ID maly v
ieho osade odbyyat, Rev Lineka
| nenasiel donna. preto mu nechal
listok. Rev. vraniak ID potom W.
| dal ma zpiato9nii cestu Cestou do
NOV NAL Sd zastayit ro Venice ]
iednom paradzi. kde Il dal nor,ra.
Wit automobil: Odtial' d'alei 30.
| kraeoval do virden.
q ;eho zm;zn,,t; dozveae,a 6
;eho matka brat;a ] osaansc; IS ~
- Raw KnaneraL telefo,nv,al Az !,
/ ly;rden Rev vran;akov; Ked !, i
mn n;kto naoh,asoval r,ktra, ~
pr;s;ne Hned hola ,,novadom~nt, !,
nol;c;a osada yvse W. osadns-
/ Lov vvbralo j bl,adat, ]. svo;ho du.
chovneho do snsednvch n,;est AMI
nol;c;a an; osadnfc; nanaxl; vsak
"a nom stonv. {, n;ekol ~ All Il.
louisska policia nasla ieho auto-
mobil yo yirden Dnu ~ md
nom Mdadle nasli napis my srne
yyhrali.,, Zpryn sa tomu prikla-
|dal vtznam. deisie ale yynaSli.
ze to napfsali deti, ktore ID sokolp
auta hrali.
Brat Rev. Yraniaka ~ 6e< <1ty.
policie Ddpovedal, ~ Rev, III
lniak Dol m syojejj osaas ~ -
NJ, taktiez ' celom meste Yiftlen.
Tamojsi katolici 4 protestanti Il.
iju v iprimnom priatel'stve. Pa
vedal vsak, ze pred istym casom
Rev. Vraniak dostal vyhraSne II
sty cd istej organizacie, ktorej
| memo nechcel vyaradit Ka2dy 81
mys.i, ze to je Ku Klux Khan.
ktory Y poslednom case ma okoli
/ Virden vyvi1ovaI vel 'kH cinnOsf
Najviac trpi matka zmiznuteho
duchoyneho, ktora Cd zial upad-
la do nemoce. Cele noci svieti, 6a-
kajnc ma navrat svojho zahadnc
zmiznuteho syna.
Policia d'alsim vysetroyanfm zi-
stila, ze Rev. vraniak NAL IA an
1tomobile pripevneny medalik 81.
IKristofa. patrona cestovatel ,ov
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-16
|CHYRI sA, zE' FORD KUPI
REPUBLIC RUBBER co.

Tunajsia Republic Rubber Go.
pride ma licitaciu v kratkom case.
Povraya sa, lie medzi nadejnymi
kupcami- nachodi sa Henry Ford,
znamy- vyrobca automobilov, kto.
~ by u gumovni vyrabal same an
'teaaS bileFs gsssss$ s6f a.. 4 ause
Keby sa tax stale, youngstownsk1
robotnici by nebanovali.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-16
Panu Ivanovi Dsxnerovi I
Y Pittsburghu, III

Cteny pane . kollesa
Nepovasujte "a arkakn to,. 20 )
Vas pisa, casopis New YorkskJ
Dennfk ponevac o. nema takej
smravnej kysl; l;fikacie. aby Vas syo.
JIM pisa6kami mollol xneS Ssstnit',
sAlebo urazit 1.
Il y NV s1ne 4 yami Il
a sdrnSel,ie sloyenskt tch No.
yinfrov. s y
~ >ris prssI sIseda
! aasl ! \ n ! ani \
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-16
$71, 800 PRE- vLADATEL'OV
STRUTHERsKEJ BANKY

H. e. Scott, statny superinten-
dent bank, ktory je likvidatorom
zbrankrotovanej Strnthers Saving
banky, dostal po tieto dni $71, 500
od dlznikov banky. Peniaze budd
rozdelene medzi vkladatel 'ov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-16

LEp9f1 0
.rRE rkkRl / i ov

jyiacs zllellz zlyallou, vyu2
non, yciciavanou ciastkou dDy'
vatel'atva Spoi. St6tov su bez b
tazky farmari. Mohli sne 81 . tom
prcsvedcit nnenoyite po skoncen1
vojny Ostatnc, ID 70 ) farmarnl
po celom svete tax pre- ich ne
,lvedomelost neorganizoN
nevzdelanost s#
Pocas vojny farmarona So tiei
dobrc votlilo predavali zbozie do
Eutopy. Myself, ze tax bude vzdy
prcto zakupovali majetly rad-ra-
dom, yacSinou 1la splatky. Po Vol.
nc nastala financna tiesen, bsnky
ziadaly svoje peniaze farmAri,
aby 50 dostali K peniazon fcf
rnajctky neprisly ma bubon, boil
prinitenf prcdava..' syoje plodi,
Nv spekulantom "a ceny, AXE in
Il urcili. ,A tax sa mnoho razy pri-
hodilo, ze farmar dostal "a cell
lrodu cenu, akn on platil "a Sc
memo.
Rozumie sa, ze medzi farmarmi
to vrelo. Prisly vol by, ktorych
farmar; hlasovali ma republican,
skin stranu, lebo ia strana mala
najlepsf program K ich pomoci.
Presly diva roxy, pomoc nepricho-
dila. Preto sa minuleho rol1u kon-
gresmani a senatori 70 zapadnych
statoy sorganizovali do takzv.far-
m&rskeho bloku tax spojenf-
vymohli pre- farmarov tdzeny kre-
ditovy zakon.
Tento kreditovy farmarsky "a
kon povcruje vladu zalozit' diva
mast tivernych bank ' krajine S
kapitalom kazda jedna po 5000
O00 ktory kapital upise samo mi
snisterstvo financii. Tymto cinoni
tedy Spoj. Staty ystupnjd do no
v6ho odvetvia obchodu do ban
karskcho. Mad bankami dozerat
bude vladna farmarska p6zickovA
rada, prostrednictvom kterej Via
da3 bnde spravoyat' dozerat
hanly.
Tieto banky budii ndeloyat fsr-
nkron dIaiake po5icky: kratko-
dobe iia jeden rok alebo menej 4
dlhodobe ma tri rokys Kratkodobs
ma zasobenie farmara peniazmi,
kym bude moot so ziskom predat
svoje zbozie. Tri-rocne p6zicky na
napomahanie farmarov v pestova-
nj jatkoveho dobytka. Pri pozic-
ke farmar zamorgycuje svoj do
bytok a ked' mu v troch rokoch
vyrastie, ten so ziskom .preda a
yrati pozicany obnos isso 4 perc.
6rokami.
Vyhody tohto kreditoveho "a.
kona sd, ze mad farmarovou hla-
YOU nebude stale viset' obavana
vypoved' banky, ako doteraz a
tiez mike procenta. Mnohe banky
po -Zapade ratajti farmdrom Cd
4 do 90 perc. lroky Cd p6ziciek a
este j tax len zt'azka 1avaly i'm
pozicky. Dl'a kreditoveho zakona
pozicku bude moot dostat' kaz-
dy farmar ma mike percenta iia
urcity termfn. Toto farmarom do
da sebad6very a chuti k podnika-
vosti,, Bud1 videt' moznost' zisku
70 svojej prace citit yassiu ne
odvislost Cd nesvedomitych spa-
knlantov lch plodinami.
A preto s1 vo vyhl 'adc lepsie
easy pre- americkych farmarov.
sss ---- - ----- -. --,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-16
sToKY PRE- BoARDMAN.

Boardman Township a Pleasant
Grove dostanu tohto roku kanali-
zaciu. Zupnf komisari daj1 kopat'
stoky hned po l. april.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-16
LENtN I rRo0K1 sU q1Iol

Moskya, Is. marca. llkolei
Lenin, bolaevickyv diktktor bsi|
Y utorok porazeny "a pravd strl-I
M. zpryu nemohol All hoya; :; 81
Obavaid 81 8 jeho xivot. DIV ~
Komis6r yojny YroelI
t'axko chdrs sics rastiii lf n 81 d
zalddku vel 'ky vre1 1s
Y pade by tito bo
eoYia zomrsli. rilsai n
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-08-23
YOU'LL THANK YOUR
LUCKY STAR IF YOUR
FURS ARE READY WHEN
YOU NEED THEM!

Now Is the time to have the repairs
mnde on your furs or the necessary
rcmodcling to bring them quite up to
the minute. During the summer
months Mr.. Louis Finklestein. the fur
rier. at 1910 fremont street. is Offering
substantial discount on all work OF
this sort. and women who appreciate n
genuine benefit will see to 1t that their
furs are looked over Mt once and n de-
cision made ms to what must be done.
Mr.. Finklestein has been In Denver
many years. an expert in furs ana
.horoly reliable. On new garments a
small deposit now will hold your furs
for later wear. and the special pric-
ings are very wonderful indeed! Mr..
FinLclstein gives mail orders prompt
and excellent attention, so your fur
problem is as near to a solution as
parcel post package.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-08-23

Graham. their very efficient boOkkeep-
er. also serving the public In the ca
pacity of public stenographer. The
success of the Wagman Realty Co. is
marked by the fact that the business
has warranted them TO open second
or branch office on the West Side Mt
oG25 w. Cilfax avenue, same being In
charge of Mr.. Michael Shuteran. piO-
neer in this city who il known to every
man. woman. and child in that locality.
so as to bc better able to serve the in
creased amount of business on the West
Side. 1t is indeed to their credit that
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-08-23

ing some of the oldest and most reliable
companies of life, health and accident.
fire, casualty, plate glass. compensa-
tions, kindred lines with surety bonds
All adjustments are made through their
offices, thereby giving their clients the
hest and most direct service possible.
Their trade mark Result Getters' is
II title well befitting their force, is
numerously spoken OF by those who
have given them their confidence.
They are ably capable of making ap-
praisals and lending professional ad-
vices In their lines.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-08-23

this firm need but little introduction
to the Denver public. Mr.. Abner Wag-
man who has been an ardent worked in
fraternal and philanthropic work and
a member of the Ex-Patient board is in
the insurance department assisted by
Helen Epstein. while Mr.. Louis f. Shut
Gran one of Denver's most wide awake
and progressive real estate men has
charge of the real estate ana loan de-
partnent, supported by an efficient num-
her of snlesmcn. assisted in his depart
ment by Mr.. 4. l.. Mackey as assistant
sales manager. who has been actively
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-08-23
New Realty Office Opens On West Side

their Increased business In so short
time to be the first to open II branch
Office in the real estate business in the
CRY Of Denver. They handle real
estate in all Its branches, specializing
In buying for cash, and selling like
rent. however. they take care of rents,
loans, first and second mortgages, insur-
nnces in all of its branches, represent
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-08-23

1t is gratifying tc the Denver Jew
ish News and no doubt will he to their
readers to note the remarkable success
that the Wagman Realty & Insurance
Co has obtained in the short period OF
time that they have been operating In
the new and spacious quarters located
in the lobby room one Of the T. x Q
building. The two men who compose
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-08-23

engaged in the buying and selling of
Denver and suburban properties for
the past ten years and with Montgom-
cry Ford, .Jr. in charge. of the Busi-
ness Opportunities department.
Their beautiful offices are equipped
with the very finesr of safety vaults,
their hex renting and safety-bON keys
being In complete charge by Miss Jane
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-08-23
WORLDS FAMOUS CANTOR EN-
Gagged FOR COMING YEAR BY
Il. NJ. II. SYNAGOG.

The II. NJ. II. synagog has engaged
the services of Cantor Kwartin for the
coming year KantOr Kwartin, world re-
nowned Chazan will ofiiciate for the
holidays giving special impressive mu-
sic Many frcm the neighboring towns
and country are expected to attend the
holiday services at the b. NJ. II. syna-
gog.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-08-23
New Year Greetings

Rosh Hashana 50S4-Tuesday, Sept.
tember II, 1923. You will save your
self "A vast amount of trouble and be
certain not to overlook any body. by
extending New Year greetings to your
relatives and friends through the col
umns of the Denver Jewish News.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-08-23

ROOM and board for gentleman in
private home, Capitol hill location.
Phone York 3235-W SS-tf.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-08-23

ROOM and beard for gentlemen i'm pri-
vate home Capitol Hill location.
Phone York 3235W. 1-tf
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-08-23

FOR SALE by private party. Stein
way Bdbt Grand piano. perfect con
dition, broa'n mahogany case York
2241. 1t.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-08-23
Want Advertisements

FOR RENT-Two big airy furnished
rooms one for couple. one single. 1471
Knox Court. Champa 33S3. 22-2t
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-08-23

FOR RENT or sale. 5-rOOms modern.
garage 1464 Decatur. 1t.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-08-23

FOR RENT-Four completely furnish
cd rooms: $1,000 month to singl
lady. 43S Santa Fe Drive. 0-22-2
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-08-23

FOR SALE+House and two iron safes
Rabbi f. s. Hnlpern, 27S1 West Col
fax. 1t
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-08-23

YOUNG Jewish woman wants house
work or cooking, by day. week or
month"; 40. Knox st. 1t.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-08-23

FOR RENT-2 nice rooms. Mrs. Brick
er, 273O Lafayette, York 427O-W. 1t
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-08-23

FOR RENT-Furnished room, gentle
man preferred. Franklin 1553-J. 1t.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-08

soph-l suppose your father Will be
all unstrunS when ne hears about
your exam Fresh-No, wired him
last n,ght.-The lawrentian.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-08
MISS HOUSEN|CK TO
WE'D S. / STERR|TT
Well-known Philadelphia Young
People Who Will Make Will
mington Their Home.

Miss Bertha lola Housenick. dsugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrv. Harry Housemek
of Philadelphia. and niece OF Mrs. W.
l.. Dockstader OF this city. VIII Do
come the bride OF Samuel James
Stcrritt, "Wednesday evening AZ
o'clock I'm the First Schwenkfelder
Church, Thirtieth and Cumberland
streets. Philadelphia. Rev. Harvey
Heebner will perform the ceremony
Miss Rhoda Nash will be tho SOLOS,
and Mira Brown viii play the wedding
music. Tho maid OF honor Will be MISS
Anna May Houscnick. sister or the
bride. The bridesmaids will be MISS
Louise S;erratt and Miss Catherine
W-haicn. Miss Helen Housenick. q
niece OF the bride, Will DO flower girl
Jack Stcrritt. brother 81 the groom
Will be beet man, and the ushers WI
be George Sterritt and Joseph Ma
caulley.
After the ceremony. reception WI
be held at tho homo of the b1dei
parents. 2435 North Twentieth street
Following a wedding trip 20 Bristol
Rhode Island. Mr.. and Mrs. Stcrrit
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-08
MUSICIANS ELECT OFFICERS.
william H. whiteside Elected Presi.
dent Of Local Yesterday.

At a meeting which was held yes
tersay morning. OF Local Union. No.
3l1, American Federation OF Musi-
clans, at. their headquarters Slo'2
Market street. officers for the ensuing
year were elected as follows:
President. William III. Whitcside;
vice-president. Harry ID. Alexander:
secretary. James A. LeFevre; treas
urer. Raymond II. Beyerlein; SER
punt at arms, John Harris; bust
ness agent. Robert T.. King; cxecu-
tive board members. Arthur Clarke.
Samuel II. Denney. Harry q.
braine. Waiter II. Mckay, George
Rose. q. Lloyd Shorter and Walter
Smeck; auditing committee, SewelI
&. Downs, w. II. Kiddoo and l.. V
II. Phillips; delegate TO National
Convention. William II. Whiteside
alternate, james a. IeFevre; dele
gates To Central Labor Union. Johr
Harris. James A. LeFevre. William
Schwamb. Harry 7. Stradley an'
William IL. whitesdde: delegates q
convention OF State Federation o
Labor. Henry G.. Drainc and jane
| LeFevre.
The National Convention Will h
held the first week in May at 81
Louis, Mo.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-08
A-B.C AND 1.e.6. ARE
BUILT FOR SERVICE

You can sit down now and begin
- write out all the worls you ever
heard of. and then all the words that
anybody ever heard Of. and then MAX G
up 10; of others that nobody ever
head Of
And you'll re ab,o to do {, all with
tho ~ totters oc the alphabet.
You can start In TO count 1-2-s-"
and 80 OH. and you can keep on count
ing for the rsst OF your hfs-and yyn,
WON'T run ont OF nuinberp.
And az the opportunities 20 save
and make money that ever could hap
pen can 10 neatly accommodated and
.lrranSed for your use IN tho Abe
and l-2-s Classified Section.
It's expansive enough to Al all eor,s
-; wante-and simple enough to le;
you And whatever you want In a min
utos time
Get tho ecnNtble haiti of rVasung
Every Eyeninv's DC UasSiSl~d ADJ
regularly.
II You Know What You Want
Then You Know Where II Is-wher
You Turn To Every Evenings ABB
/ Classified ADS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-08

will mako their home with Mrs.
Dockstadcr. at 1915 Market street.
Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-08
If SKIN BREAKS
OUT and ITCHES
APPLY SULPHUR

Just the moment you apply Mentho
Sulphur TO an itching. burning or
broken out skin, the itching stops and
healing begins. says n noted skin spe-
clalist. This sulphur preparation.
made into pleasant cold cream. gives
such a quick relief. even 20 fiery &c
zema. that nothing has ever been
found TO take its place.
Because Of Its germ destroying
properties. Il quickly subdues the
itching. cools the irritation and heals
the eczema right UP. leaving n clear.
smooth skin in place OF ugly eruptions,
rash. pimples or roughness.
You do not have 20 wait for I'M
provement. II quickly shows. You
can get a little Jar OF Rowles Mentho-
sulphur AT any drug store.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-08

hnd ANY medicine ~ Treatment, 20 help
me To-day ] can honestly Fay that ]
believe Nour Plant Juloe saved my life
iof u has made new man Of ne"
Tho REMARKABLE statement was made
20 Tho Plant Juico Man recently by
M. Nathaniol = Philhps, Of 10 Walnut
avenue, Trenton, y. =. Continuing, he
aid
II Wa IN such fx that I couldn't
sleep more than 81 hour az night"
Mr. Phillips continued Il couldn't lie
down for moro than en- hour ~ a time
l.cause ] would become ~ short OF
breath. 1 was not able o. walk more than
q block without having o. stop and sit
down for while before could 20 on
AZ one time ] wac lard up FOR three
mont hs and couldn't get ou, g the house
and Cor davs and DAYS ! couldn't even
walk acfuss the floor J took al kinds 81
medicines and treatments but seemed 20
.rt worse instead Of better.
Il have nov been taking your Plant
Juice for several weeks and want 20
snv that two weeks ago ! was able % do
nv irst DAVIS work IN nine and one-half
months jus, TODAY, ! think / have
MNNhNN ihf iiill'r hho Nhh a''l ~ OIL.
] nm feeling like n pow man and j want
to shv 90 the people Of this city that il
sou are sunerng from stomach or kidney
trouble or any Of the ailments that result
ifom worn out system, don't put of
getting Plant Juice for n single day be
cause know from experience that Il will
do Che work aud ] am glad TO recommend
n 20 everybody
Plant Juice h sold in Wilmington al
Tho Miller drug store, 4O<-i0G Market
street in New Castle by r. Challenge
A Son m Newport by &. Is. White; II
Nowark by ". J.. Brown
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-08
HOW OUR TASKS
MAY Be FRIGHTENED
Bishop Mcdowell Tells How
Sunday School Work May
be Extended.

"Wh.ther "A task shall be glory or
drudgcry depends on the emphasis
,ou Mace ON A." said Bishop William
T.. NJ Mcdowell ~ Washington. ip
addressing "A mass meeting of Sunday
school workers yesterday afternoon In
Scott NJ. n. church.
Tho bishop spoke on "Glorifying the
,mmonpl,ce" and he d,scussed main
la raising sunday school work from
n routine 60 a wonderful experience.
He declared that when one realized
tho privilege ~ making home
Homework was lifted above drudgery
and that 80 the sunday school teacher
,iorlnod hls task by realizing It's I'M
portance. IL YOU say. I've got 10
do H. a task 10 drudsery." he declared
III YOU say 4 can do H. u L. glory.
ue emphasized that sunday school
work II radiant and glowing thing
hscau~e it gives the privilege 10 the
ordinary man Of introducing young
people % the best and most hsautifuI
literature IN the world and tho most
wonderful person who ever lived
ION. 4. not extraordinary in himself.
N. sald. hut ~ made - by the pri,i-
ieu~ ana opportunities of hfe.'
II, - AZ easy for the Scripture 20
hecor. dead letter ma anything
,lsn ~ you let Il die was another OF
al. ,rv,nga a dead letter ~ one
tha, doesn't set 90 its destination
sunday s.rhocl teaching az iis best
makes thu inhie live" lie also de-
e.ar,d that preachers should STUDY
ana strive 90 make themselves worth
being heard. "fcr every audience IS
entitled once 90 every sermon 10 have
thfin"
Ito cmnhf. rcd aleo W necessity
AZ sunds, r'hool teachers being wei
trained FOR thcir great task. h'
closed hv saving. some day tho whNl'
land Viii gct tho vision 81 what ]
really means to introduce tho world
NOT Ir a fcactionary. dull or ROUTINE
W., 81, tho living literature and tn
Eroa oct porsCn who ever lived.
I. Elmer Perry presided az tn
meeting. which crowded the church
Or e. 4. Hubbard made the opentn
prayer ana pr. Johns. pastor
Grace church pronounced the bene
dcuon Miss Mary Thielman led IN
,nr'ug pr Trrnery 80 Chicas'
male "a fcW remarks So which b
f..d 90 the purpoee ~ ne couterenc
here and thanked she press q ih
tIty for their cooperation. lie rea
toi~rram from Dr. Bovart CORE
ap.nainr secretary az tho Board :
sunday Schools. Reporting $4,000 le'
fhan Eve million members IN Mc'h'
d- SUNDAY schools and said that :
tho rrNt general conference She n'
million mark Will - past