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Milford chronicle., 1923-10-26
SUSSEX DEMOCRATIC
PRIMARIES TOMORROW
Hot Fight On Between Norman Col
IisOn And Andrew J. Lynch
For Craftsmanship.

Political interest in Sussex county
just at this time, centers in the Dem
Ocratic election, to be held SATURDAYS
all over the county, to name a new
county committee, and, of course, the
subsequent organization meeting of
that committee, on Saturday, NoVen-
ber 3rd. Having made a splendid show
ing in the last election, the Democrats
of Sussex feel a keen interest in the
new committee, which will have
charge of next years campaign.
1t is likely that at the organization
meeting of the new committee there
will be contest for the chairman
ship. 1t is expected that Andrew ].
Lynch, of Georgetown, the present
chairman, will be proposed by friends
in the eastern end of the county for
reelection, while the west side is ex-
pected to make a bid for the chair
manship also. Just at this time the
most likely prospect is that the west
side delegation will seek to obtain the
election of Norman Collision of Bridge
vile. Mr. Collision was the Democratic
nominee for insurance commissioner
at the last election.
y L.
will lay the groundwork in support of
its claim for the nomination for Unit
ed States senator in the next cam
paign, while there has been hint that
Kent may dispute this claim-provid- |
ed Congressman William H. Boyce, of
Dover, seeks the Sussex,
in the absence of this exception, it mas
been learned, will be insistent upon
landing the plum. New Castle county,
now having one Senator-Thomas F.
make no claim for the
)ther, to be elected next fall. There
ore, if any contention should develop,
t will be purely a downstate affair,
md the two lower counties are ex-
'ected to settle the matter between
themselves.
From the Sussex angle it seems al
1ost a foregone conclusion that :
hOuld Congressman Boyce not seek !
he nomination, it will come to :
and that either Andrew =
Lynch, or James M. Tunnel will be =
hosen. Friends of both are known to "
e taking soundings and casting about =
II delegates to the state convention L
ext summer, which will nominate the -
tate and Congressional ticket. So far n
essrs. Tunnel and Lynch are the
lly persons being seriously consid-
ed.
Should this program go through, it
altogether probable that Congress-
an Boyce will be renominated, while
wv Castle county will be accorded Vi
e gubernatorial nomination. While NJ
number of prominent Democrats at
We been proposed for the governor 81
ip, Joseph Bancroft, Of Wilmington, 81
ems to Sussex, at this time, to be Du
? most likely choice. Sussex is VI
ling, however, to abide by the Sq
Oice of the New Castle county eau Su
). No
Us yet nothing has begun to crystal So
regarding the other nominations Cr
the State ticket. %,
Iounty Committeeman Roy E. Pet ~
)hn has announced that the cleo 6z,
I for the First Election District of Izt
First Representative District of ha'
sex county will be held at Armory ant
i between the hours of two and ren
r tomorrow afternoon. son
Milford chronicle., 1923-10-26
ANNUAL CONVENTION

The annual convention of the Kent
County Sunday School Association
will be held at Ewells M. P. Church,
Clayton, all day, Wednesday, Novem-
Der 9TH. Expert departmental work.
ers from the Maryland Association
will have most of the program in
charge, and a great day is expected
for Sunday school work.
Milford chronicle., 1923-10-26
SUSSEX POMONA GRANGE

On Thursday, November 1st, the
Sussex County Pomona Grange will
meet at Delmar, at which time the BIZ
ennial election of officers will be held.
AS business of especial importance
will be discussed the master, J. D.
Thompson, of Lewes, requests a full
attendance of members.
Milford chronicle., 1923-10-26
WILL MAKE ADDRESS

Mrs. Henry D. Boyer of Smyrna will
deliver a lecture in the Presbyterian
Church on Thursday evening, Novem-
Der 1st, at 1880 o'clock. Her subject
will be ruth and Esther" Mrs. Boy
er is known as an attractive speaker
and a very interesting talk may be ex-
pected. Silver Offering at the door.
Milford chronicle., 1923-10-26

Few wild ducks have been shot in
lower Delaware this year-the
have been dry and the feed
in ponds almost nothing for ducks.
Milford chronicle., 1923-10-26

1t isn't equality the oppressed de-
sire so much as the privilege of lord
ing it over those who now lord it over
them.
Milford chronicle., 1923-10-26

Advertising space In "MIIford
Chronicle" is sold on basis of
guaranteed circulation of over
5000 copies each week.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-20
SLOVENSKE VYSTEHOVA.

"Slovensky dennik" sc zaby-
va uystehovalectvim Slovakl
do Ameriky. Konstatuje, ze v
lohskem roce odjelo $4,000
Slovakd do zahranici 2 toho
7.449 do Spojenych StatG. Mi
mo tohO odjelo do Ameriky
l147 Podkarpatskych Rusi,
8l7 Mad'ard 1872 Zidl. List
poukazuje ma to, ze pocet Ce-
chd, ktefi odjeli do Ameriky
nelze pfesne zjistiti, cini vsak
asi 10000 tedy percentualne
vice nez pocet Slovakn. v po-
sledni dobe odjizdi nejvetsi
procento SlovakI do Ameriky
zupy bratislavske. List pou-
kazuje ma to, ze Slovaci neod-
jizdejf jenom pro spatne ho-
spod4fske pom9ry.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-20
NALEZ OPUSTENEHO
ROBETE.

Ma prahu domu pi. M. C,
Schaferove, 1884 vych. IS. ul
nalezeno bylo as 3-mdsicni
d6vcatko, zabaleno v pokryv.
ku touto ma listku psanou
poznamkou:
"Jmeno tohoto ditete jest
Barbara Jean Churchill, byla
narozena 25. kvetna. Matka
ieii sc nasledkem nemoci ne
mIze o nj starati. 'Postarej jte
Sc, prosim, o nj, ably Sc il do
stalo dobr6ho domova, nen'
zete-li o nj pecovati sama."
Robe bylo odlozeno as mezi
10. a IL. hod. vcerejsl noci.
Plac male nalezenky uslysela
sousedka pi. Schaeferove, KITE
ra dite vzala do domu a pri-
volala policii, jez decko do
pravila do sirotcince sv. Army.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-20
VSEOBECNA DRAHOTA DO.
SUD STALE STOUPA.

Drahota vseobecnych zivot-
mich potTeb We Spojenych Sta
tech byla dne Is. cervence
1923 O 61.9Go vyssi nezli v Ger
venci r. 1914, jak mas poucuje
statistika, vydana Narodni pri
myslovou Konferencni radou.
Cd Is. cervna do Is. cervence
tohoto roku vystoup6la draho-
ia o IL %, zvysovani uplatnu-
je Sc hlavn6 pfi potravinach,
odevnich potfebach a najem.
mem. Palivo a n6ktere meme
.potrebnejsi veci ponekud po-
klesly a nekde Sc ceny meme
nily. Mezi cervencem r. 1920
kdy drahota byla vyvrcholena
Cd pocatku valky a mezi GER
vencem 1923 pokleslo zdraze-
nj O 20.8ec. Najemne vsak
zdstalo vysroubouano ma mel.
vyssim bodu prav9 letos.
Pokud sc zamestnanosti IT,
&c, vykazuje vetsirla pr6my-
slovych NEST postup a menSi-
ma jen nepatrny pokles, mezi
prvnejsimi jest We washington.
ske zprav6 udavan j Cleve.
land.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-20
PROTI SYSTEMU OTEVRE.
NYCH DfLEN.

Ia sobotni poledni reci ma
Public Squaru ma forum City
Clubu odsuzoval ostre redak-
tor listu The Cleveland Citizen,
Max Hayes, system otevrenych
dilen a stavel Sc proti The A
erican Plan Association, jez
methodu onu zastava. System
otevrenych 'dilen naval pose
tilym a dodal, ze jakziv nesly-
Sci, aby zam6stnanci po mem
volali, kdezto zamestnavatele
neustavajf jednati jako koman
danti unioveho d6lnictva. Max
Hayes vylicoval prirozeny w.
vol prace cd DOLBY, kdy v uzi-
vani vesly stroje a prohlasil, re
tenkrate, pred prdmyslovym
vekem nebylo arci jeste unit
treba. Dnesni DOLBY must Sc
prace zorganisovati, neb il
max bude prace vehnana no.
w typ otroctvf. Odborne unie
jsou prirozenym vysledkem
dneSniho velkeho vzristu prn
myslu. Unie poskytuji pfiroze-
ne a nevyhnutelne mineni pri
vyjednavani mezi Zamestnava-
tely a zam9stnanci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-20
"A NEDELNfCH DOPRAv.
Mich NEHOD PRlSLY
o zIVOTY TkI
OSOBY.

Pred samym domovem (.
10609 Clifton boulevard, NV.
byla zabita vcera vecer 72-leta
pf. Flora Wilsonova, prave
kdyz vystupovala z poulicnf
kary. Bydlela spolecne Sc Sc
strou, pi. Emmou Blackovou a
netefi, ktere sice spatfily ve-
liky shluk lidi pred domem,
ale nepripisovaly mu valne di.
lezitosti, az kdyz slysely, re
zabita byla mala stara DANA v
cernych satech, vysly a pozna-
ly svoji znest'astnelou pribuz-
nou.
Jine nestestf udalo Sc hned
o 5. hod. rannf, kdy automobil
ffzeny 23-letym w. N. Van 81.
ckelem 1880 Grace ave-, Lake
wood vrazil do stromu, coz "a
vinilo okamzitou smrt jmeno-
vaneho rfdite. Nestesti sc u
dalo pred domem {. 1883
Lake ave., Lakewood. s MIN
jedoucf pritel utrpel zIomeni
ruky, krom nekolika odfenin.
Tfetf ob6tf byla 27-leta pi,
D. Foxova 2 Huntingtonu, w,
Va, jez jela do Clevelandu k
navsteve pratel. As jednu mi
Ii ma sever cd Brunswick Cen
tre v Medina okresu narazila
strojem ma pfekazku, auto sc
prevratilo, prorazilo plot a roz
bilo Sc o telefonnf slour, po-
hrbfc v troskach nest astnou
mla'dou zenu. S nj jedouci DIR.
Oskar Brien a 81. Olga Egri z
Huntingtonu, vyvazli jen IRA
n6nim lehcim.
Temito tfemi pfipady dopl-
men byl smutny soucet vsech
letos zabitych "a traficnich ne
hod v nasem okresu ma cislo
90.
K tezkemu zraneni pfisla
56-leta pi. TIL. Hinzova, 43O4
Marvin ave., jez sc phi zatace-
nj ma zap. 80. ul. a Archwood
ave. srazila $ jinym strojem.
Sc zlomenou bocni kosti i ji-
max vazne potlueenA, dopra-
venn byla do m9stske nemoc-
nice. Jako kazde nedele dual
Sc j vcera zna6ny pocet nehod
mcnSich.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-20
MISTO POKUTY LECIVY
PROSTREDEK.

Jisty krajan ma vych 40. ul.
blize Karlina trpel po celou fa-
du let neZazivnosti, kteraz cho
roba m6la "a nasledek nervo-
su a popudlivost, coz opetne
vyvolavalo domaci rIznice al
konecne zmin6ny obcan byl "a
lovan municipalniho soudu
pro spatne zachazeni s manzel
kou a soudcem Greenem v me-
sici dubnu odsOuzen k pokute
$25 a nahrade soudnich Itrat.
Hlavni probatni drednik a ia
ke krajan j. J. Metlicka, po-
znal die dlouholetych zkuseno
sti kofen celeho pfipadu. a w.
mohl odlozeni pokuty. Soucas-
ne odsouzenemu odporucil pro
|stredek, ktereho mel proti ne
duhu denn6 uzivati. A hle,
koncem minuleho tydne dosta-
vii Sc do uradovny Metlickovy
misto nemoci skliceneho muze,
muz plny silly, ktery nesl svoji
zene move saty nem9l dosti
SLOW dikG "a ud6lenou radu.
Soudce Green pnkutu odpu-
still a gratuloval Metlickovi me-
jen "a 1redni proziravost. ale
i "a prokazane lecebni schop-
nOsti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-20
DYNAMITOVANA polka.
DINA LEKARNY MA
MILES AVE.

Dnes rano bylo v lGkarn9
Marshall Co. V (. 133O1 Miles
Ave. obieveno, ze nedobytna
pokladna byla lupici dynami.
tenn otcvfena uzmuto $416.
Policie sc domniva, ze Gin byl
spachan lupici, kteri obzvlaSte
wall 81 ma musku lekarny vel
ke teto spolecnosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-20

|uzavfeno 163.3S6 shatkn (12
siatkd ma 1000 osob.) Pro le-
ia minula (od r. 1929 data Sc
tykaji jen Czech, Moravy; a O.
pavska. Rofu 1911 pocet s1at-
tiki cinil 74,497; cd te DOLBY
MONO pozorovati sestupnou
|tendenci az do roku 1916 (32,-
1867; cd rk 1917 pocet Sc IVY
soval a dosahl vrcholu roku
1920 (128.58l.)
T9zke obvinsni praxsksho
arcibiskupa dr.. Kordace. Media
vne "Ceske Slovo" pTinasi tu-
to sensacnf zpravu o neslycha-
mem pripade, tykajfcim Sc n.y.
nejsho prazskeho arcibiskupa
dra Kordace: "Kdyz v Cesko-
slovenske republice proveden
byl pfevrat a Narodni vybor
zmocnil Sc prazskeho postovni
no reditelstvf, nasla SIC We stol-
ku btvaleho postovnfho fedite-
lie dra Kalandry fada -zajfma-
vych dopisn a mezi mimi, pokud
nam znamo, byl tam nalezen
dopis p. dra Kordace, dnes ar
cibiskupa prazskeho. v tomto
dopise udava DIR. Kordac po-
stovniho zfizence z volnomy.
slenkafstvf zada, aby byl po-
Sian ma frontu."
Usmrcena vlakem. Milada
Skachova, 17-leta dcera hutnf-
ka, zamestnana jiste modni
sini ma Kladne, odnasela krabi
ci jiste zakaznici do Motycina.
Kdyz pax u hostince "Na cikan
ce" pfechazela trat' a davala
jakesi zebracce almuznu, cim2
Sc zdrzela, zachycena byla via
KEN, kterym byla usmrcena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-20
NEZDAR NASICH FOOTBAL
LISTU v LORAlN.

Ia vyletu do Lorain football
love Getty naseho sportovniho
klubu Cleveland opustila nase
vrtkava fortuna sportu tax, ze
hra o delnicky pohar jejich s
l4orain Eagle skoncila poraz-
kou GA.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-20
z Ceskoslovenska.

4 NSShO8lOV0l18k6e
cestina na Ostravske VISTA.
We. Ostravska vystava je pek-
ma; v tom Sc shoduji veskeri
navstevnfci, jak odbornf, tax
neodborni. Jest prisne utrakvi
sticka a napisy jsou vsude ce-
ske nemecke. A tn dluzno RI
ci, re n6mcina je lepsi nez ce-
stina. Jeji vyhoda neni snad v
umisteni - napisy jsou vsude
nejprve ceske, pax n6mecke -
ale We spravnosti. Napisy jako
"Wilczkove dolly" a "Karlova
hut" nejsou ovsem zvlastnosti.
Mono tam vsak nalezti jeste
mnohem zajfmav9jsi v6ci: TAX
jeden fotograf, jehoz nemecke
smysleni Sc bourf proti slovu
"fotograf' a ktery Sc nazyva
|prekrasne nemecky 'Lichtbild-
|ner", prelozil tento nazev do
lcestiny slovem ''svetloobraz-
mix" Nejpeknejsi preklad OBJ
starala vsak Bilovecka cihelna
a stavebni spolecnost r. o.,
ktera vystavuje RUNE navrhy
ld6lnickych domki, domd pro
dozorce a inzenyry, mezi j.
|nym navrh vilky pro vyssiho
urednika, pri cemz prelozila
nadpis "Entwurf zines Herren
hauses" do cestiny takto: "Pan
ska snemovna".
"Zachovej nam Hospodine"
- danskou hymnou? Starora-
kouska Haydnova "cisarska hy
mna", jiz oficielni kruhy ra-
kouske tax rady prezdivaly
"hymna rakouskych narodd",
zda sc, ze Sc ujala v Dansku.
Maji tam sice svoji narodnf hy-
mnu, vlastne narodni piseh
Kong Kristian stod we'd hojen
Mase", ale We sbirce "Dan-
marks Melodibog" (Kniha dan
skych melodii) je zarazena
Haydnova melodie i harmoni-
SAGE starorakouske "cisafske
hymny" jako danska narodni
piseh pod titulem "Gud bes-
kaerme Danmarks Rige" (Bo-
re, ochran danskou fisi) a R.
David slozii k nj ctyri sloky. A
TAX Haydnova hymna prichazi
k move cti. Snad bude mfti VT
ce stesti v move sve vlasti. v
Rakousku starem no nemela.
Ale ne svojf vinou, nybrz vi
nou Habsburktl, pro ktere Sc
zadny rakouskych narodG ne
mohl rozehfat, takze j n6me-
cti nacionalove, kteri Sc ovsem
vice vzhlizeli v prusackych Ho
henzolerech nez v Habsbur-
cich, podkladali 81 pod Haydno
WI melodii 'svij' text: Deutsch
land, Deutschland, ueber allies
-, coz tax Iplne asi odpovida
10 ceske podlozce Haydnove ci
sarske hymne: "Sel dratenik
po ulici )"
Narozeni, lmrtl q snatky v
Ceskoslovensku roku 1921
Podle "Zprav stat. statisticke.
no lradu" narodilo Sc r. 1921
celkem 4O5.5O2 deti, z nich5
bylo 396.436 live a 9O66 mrtvf
narozenych ina 1000 osob pri
padalo 1913 narozeni). Zmin9
neho roku zemfelo 241.814 O.
sob (17.8 Gmrti ma 1000 osob)
Pribylo tedy prirozenou Nero,
| 154.622 osOb. v r. 1921 bylt
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-20

CT. cEsKE vEkEJNOsTrl
Patron1t cesko-Americke Sind
M Quincy Ave.
chysta Sc k poradanf bazAru
We prosp9ch sine 8. q 9. zan.
Kazdy prispej ku zdaru baza-
lu die sve moznosti.
Ia bazarnf vybor
Bob. H0r8tek.
, 1923-04-17

were organized under the Dramatic
department at the time also.
In coming into n community the as
~soc'ation would first require the en-.
dorsement Of hve representative bus
inest men. Then it would ask a
guarantee of half tho moun of
money needed to do three months
work. The city would furnish 500
on this plan and tho association
would furnish 500. This money
would not be spent for physical
equipment but would go toward
bringing a playground expert here. n
sing ng expert. a dramatic expert. as
the case might 30.
The second thing which the associ-
ton would require would be the
promise on the part OF the interested
members of the community to carry
on h work after the organization
had got It started and had retired
from the field.
The work would take the volun.
teered co operation of several citizens
who would compose a council of per.
haps rs members. From this council
an executive committee would be
chosen. Playground leaders would
be developed among young persons
who would receive a diploma after
they had done 80 much work. Sing.
ing leaders and dramatic leaders
would be developed along the same
line.
Mr.. Bradford is spending this week
in Casper looking over tho special
needs OF this city. He stated this
morning hat Casper has an unusual.
ly hard problem to face in this re.
spect and that II would take the
highest type of leadership to put the
program across properly.
STUDY tho leisure time of your
community, Overcome wee by whole
some amusement" TnIa . tho motto
, 1923-04-17
When you eat Bran for constipation
be certain that il is ALI. BRAN!

There Is no time to fuss away try
ing to find out just what some mixed
up cereal with a small bran content
can do to ward of tho grave illness
that constantly hovers over constipa-
tion sufferers. What your system do
mands is ALL BRANl You must
have ALL BRAN to give permanent
reliefi Anything less than ALL
BRAN does not have the bulk that
gives resultsi Your physician will
recommend Kellogg Bran because it
is ALL BRANi Kellogg will do the
work; 1t will give you permanent re-
lief; it will remake your health If you
will eat it regularly = because it is
ALL BRANi Kellogg's Bran, cooked
and krumbled, is wonderful for health.
It sweeps, cleans and purifes, Riding
the system Of the dangerous toxic
, 1923-04-17
EP|SC0PAL|kNS
ADOPT REPORT
IN CONFERENCE

OMAHA, Neb.. April ia IA
til report OF its committee on ind-
ing in which special emphasis was
laid before starting young peoples
movements in all gatherings of the
Protestant Episcopal church which
was adopted by the church's fourth
annual educational conference in
session here today.
This action was said to be in line
with that taken by the conference
Saturday in declaring that the posi-
ton OF the church is not the narrower
n which ignores "the fruit of mod.
ern knowledge and the results of
scientific research" in matters of re-
ligious thought SO long as there is
apostles creed. The report was sub.
mitted by DR.. F. c. Grant, rector OF
Trinity Episcopal church, Chicago.
There will be spontaneous responses
to the conferences action Saturday in
declaring for freedom OF thought in
the opinion of DIR. William e. Gard
ner, of New York, executive secre-
tary OF the church's department Of
religious education.
No particular incident in the
church's recent history. such as the
utterances OF the Rev. Percy Stick.
ney Grant OF New York City, were
resnons BILE for the conferences decla.
ration, according to many delegates.
Inc r stand Tor liberalism was taken.
they say, because Of many questions
asked by young people who want to
know whether it Is necessary to give
literal belief to the story OF Jonah
and the whale and other incidents
recorded in the Bible.
, 1923-04-17


some enterprise which the Chamber
of Commerce had handled uccess
fully.
W. F. wilkerson explained the
work which had been gone through
in obtaining nearly II per cent re.
auctions in freight rates by the or
~ganization, and voiced the thought
that this accomplishment alone would
save the business men and consum
ers Of Casper many thousands of dol
lars and for hat reason should rec.
ommend the Chamber Of Commerce
to the support in the coming drive to
which II was entitled.
The growth of the Casper Packing
company das explained by Otto
Neithammer. and the growth of the
telephone system in Casper was
brought out by II. d. Mccormick
manager of the local system.
The Casper postofrice force is not
to be cut down. but will continue the
same as It has been with the excep
ton OF the fact that no collections
will be made in tho business dis.
trict from 6 until Z o'clock in the
- Nh1 AAphblA Ailt tllOILS
OF Congressman Charles L. Winter
that Casper was struck off tho list of
the cities in the United States which
would have to undergo a reduction in
p%ostonice employees for a few months
because Congress failed to pass an
emergency appropriation act.
According to a message read by
Charles B. Stafford. the local post
Office is to undergo ~remodeling to the
extent Of $4,000 or So 900 worth of
work. There will be a m~ezzanine
floor in the work room and also two
mail handling vest!bules In the rear
instead Of one as at the present time.
The persons at the meeting today
were enterta'ned by w. C. Bradford
Of the Playground Recreational asso
citation who sang two n to the
accompaniment of Mrs. Ray Shaw
The were Americans Come
and Little Bautise.'
, 1923-04-17

Mr.. Bradford is authorized by the
association to enter three Wyoming
towns. Which of the three towns
Of Laramie, Cheyenne. Casper and
Sheridan. will receive the benefits of
depend on the enthusiasm with which
tho citizens Of tho respective cities
receive the association.
The Playground Recreation associa.
ton is a philanthropic organization
financed by public subscription.
Among the last coo donors It lists such
men as Henry Cabot Lodge and other
senators, John d. Rockefeller. Jr.,
and Babe Ruth.
1t was organized by Joseph Lee. a
man who devoted his time to the in.
terests OF others rather than to car
rying out of personal plans for his
own personal benefit. 1t has as the
head Of its executive committee Ray
Teller foundation.
It is the theory of those who are
connected with the association that
there IRE many for self-ex-
preston which are not realized by
the young people of today. In order
that these n may be opened.
1t is the idea of these workers to fos
ter playground activities, community
singing and community dramat!cs.
1t was not until the war that these
last two were injected into the pro
gram. 1t was found at that time that
people need to sing in order to keep
them happy. An outlet for dramatic
talent is also an excellent thing for
the all round development of the
community.
During the war there were 1865 song
leaders throughout tho United States.
Mr.. Bradford was national director
If music for tho Playground Recrea-
tion association. Community narean.s
, 1923-04-17
Simple Way to GET .
Rid of BLockheods

There Is n simple, safe and cure
way that never falls to get rid OF
blackheads, that is to dissolve them.
To do this get two ounces of calo-
sprinkle a little on a hot, wet cloth
rub over the blackheads briskiy-
wash tho parts and you will be sur
prised how h blackhends have dis
appeared. Big blackhends, little
are simply dissolve and disappear.
are simply a mixture OF
dust and dirt and secretions that
%cnlonite powder and the water diae
solve the blRckheads SO they wash
right out, leaving the pores free and
clean n In their natural condition.
, 1923-04-17
KEWPIEs WILL Be GIVEN
AWAY At ARKEON TONIGHT

A Kewpie dance viii be he'd at the
Arkeon dancing academy this even
ing. at which't tive a large number o.
Kewpie dolls and Kewpie lamps will
be given away to the patrons. These
viii be given out by means of a draw
ing from the numbers given as one
enters the door OF the establishment
The drawing is scheduled to take
pace at 1o.45. the period when the
greatest number OF dancers Is usually
present.
The affair tonight is the first OF its
kind held at the Arkeon for some
time. Tho popular Kewpie novelties
are sure to make the occasion a very
attractive one.
The Tom Watkins orchestra will
furnish the music as usual. with the
other Arkeon entertainers being on
hand 20 help toward the pleasure OF
the evening.
, 1923-04-17

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Eat Kellogg's Bran regularly to
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