davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1917-08-23
SEEN IN THE WASHINGTON SHOPS.

tight sleeves The skirt is quite plain
and very slightly gathered to an oddly
cut yoke. The hat worn with this suit
Is of black panne velvet, the high, soft
crown banded with bit of grosgrain
ribbon. the slightly turned-down brim
edged with feathers.
A 'Valeska Suratt" model seen was
OF chiffon velour in midnight blue. The
very high collar and very deep cuffs
were trimmed with bands Of skunk. The
coat was very long WASTED. sloping
longer on the left hip in an odd fashion
and featuring a small kerchief pocket.
The tunic of the coat was cut in deep
point in front. the whole trimmed ef-
fectively with double rows Of stitching.
The very narrow skirt was fitted to a
yoke with a slight suggestion of q
pocket effect below the hips. The coat
Evening star., 1917-08-23
AN INFORMAL TopCoAT FOR WOMEN

million Of Inhabitants of France and
Flanders insist that It has rained more
In three years in that country than
ever before in its history.
IL would seem to the layman that the
scientist who desires to get reliable
information on weather conditions
might well have betaken himself to this
country and either verify or disprove
the belief Of experienced people. Every
other tradition is being overturned;
why not the weather.
THOSE who live in Paris say that there
nave never been such fogs in that city.
That is another point of interest.
Ihat the weather has changed In that
country. very few people doubt. but
what has changed It Is left to scientists
to say.
Evening star., 1917-08-23

or in . deep trying kstt1e. n . sysn
claimed that peanut oil does not BE-
como rancid so quickly - olive Oh or
lard and that food fried in 70 may
therefore be kept In . wholesome con-
dition for a longer time than that fried
in these other fats.
In making French Dressing with
peanut oil follow the same rule that
you use for French dressing with olive
oil-that 10. use three times ~ much
oil as vinegar. Substitute IL In your
favorite recipe for mayonnalss for
olive oil. Keep the bottle OF peanut
oil in q cool. dark place.
Evening star., 1917-08-23
First to Enter Canning Contest.

The Interstate Fair Association of
Lynchburg, Va, and the Louisa County,
Va, Fair Association have made applica-
tion for entrance in the SIS. 200 prize can
ming competition conducted by the ma
tional emergency food garden commits
sion. Virginia is the first state from
which such applications have been re-
ceived by the secretary of the commits
sion, P. S. Ridsdale. 210 Maryland build
ing
Evening star., 1917-08-23
by the Mcclure Newspaper syndics
BY ANNE RITTENHoUsR.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
NEW YORK, August eat is rath-
err a pity that meteorologists have
not been sent to the French front.
Units from every other scientific body
In the world have gone over to study
conditions, but representatives of the
science of the weather seem not to have
found possibilities of study over there.
This Is strange, because the majority
of people are thoroughly convinced that
the weather within the radius Of the
Evening star., 1917-08-23

A glance at the fall suits and dresses
now being snown indintes that tnis Is
TnApA midnight blue and brown are
prime favorites, while black bids fair
TO be very popular. Serge and gabar-
dina continue popular materials for
street frooks, and velours, broadcloth.
Evening star., 1917-08-23
- S0&AN -
COLLAR.

Of squares worked in gray silk braid
The high straight collar of Chinese
squirrel fastens by looping through it
self. and the belt is fastened in like
manner and terminates in long sash
and q gray and blue tassel Bone but
tops fasten the coat and trim the long
Evening star., 1917-08-23

shapes appear in the sketch below.
Light mushroom is the first black vel
vet modelewith a satin brim and high
ruche of satin about the crown: The
other achieves a good effect with its
scalloped brim of black panne velvet
and dts nobby satin ribbon ornament.
Evening star., 1917-08-23

duvet de laine and "silvertone" are ef-
fective materials used for coats and
coat suits. Valeria. a new type of bo-
livia cloth. Is excellent for motor coats
and travelling dresses. as II neither
wrinkles nor wears and is of very light
weight.
Seen IN one of the local shops was
the attractive suit sketched below. 1t
is of silvertone in Pogany blue, the
coat made with a long, full skirt. orna-
mented at the hem with a wide band
Evening star., 1917-08-23

It is reported that an attractive mar
ket for safe cabinets and steel once
furniture could be created in New Zea-
land by educational advertising.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31
gsfaltiidJe @iafc fir Sic Notnraliii-
rund.

Ter 9lnoraug nod glaturallia-
tions @opicrcn inl 6icligen 8inoes-
qcrihte iii rod INNER ie6r itarf; ge4
itrrn maren aht 1cutihe uuter Den
qIpplfantct mn bic criien %apiere,
uno 3mci 5ormcr ntabtea glpplifo'
lion nm sic auciteu %apierc. gtad
einer @uti6cioume eiueS Aidters iino
aaq crItcn @apiere amgiiltig, ipel6e
fcbcu ,ya6rc nad ocm %. Sini 1905
auSQcltcllt mirOen; bod bebaltcn Ole
bur icnem Gatm ms9caebenen ere
itcn Eapierc nod INNER i6re @iiltig-
ieit 3mei Der glppltfautcn geliern
hattcn lire erIten %apiere idon IN
1890 III eineih Geri6t int @elien er.
louat
SIR uielc scr 9lppIiflnteu melde
iiA init Den 6ragen uuo Den 8or'
ic6riitcn oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Uertraut mac9eu molten ebc lie Die
Eriihtnq Dor Dem 9iidbter ST beltebeu
bnbtn 0irite es iib empebleiL pon
Dem g3aturaliiotious-Glerf Charles
Wa Some i'm 8intmer glr. 800 i'm
lEoiiaebanOc Elm Bud BIT fauien, pcl'
Dies ben @ortlut Scr Gonitihtion,
bic 9latilraliiotions-@eiebe unO oiC
ciiuaigen 5ragcn oes RidterS bel Ser
91ahrnIilinma imo Die 9lntiporter
0araili entbdlt, 0os Bud foitet mn
25 Geuts mo oiirite ii6rigens fiji
iebeu aloereu 9iir9er aud BON Sn'
ierelie iein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31
Gtcatc ifdl dJiinnig,

Ter 9legcr @curD Sorris Don 91r.
ii02 Bcunipluoma Qfocnue, ser &C.
tern 9libtcr gIn6lcr unter Ser 9(n.
fla9c, ~ eiil @ar6ieraeidbdit an ser
GrcnloHt 9lDcnuc cineebroden 81
6abcrt porgeiii6rt muroe, oeriudte,
sen 9iidier oap0n 81 iiber5engen.
BOB er iAwadiinnig lei Gr muroc
iditcBlidl DER @c6eimpoli5ei ii6er.
aebcn imo 1eteftip &obler iteatc
ieIt oaB ser 9le1er crit fiirjGb ans
elmer Straionitalt in Georgia ent-
flo6. no er bier Nlonate bon eiuer
fe6euidDriaeu ,Sreibeitsitraic per-
biiBt battle Sarris miro nad Georgia
5uriidgelanot perpcn.
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Sin niitli6cr Seitucrtrcib,

SS6re 2icbe gum @ortenball, 0en lie
IN i6rer SSugeno in GertidIonO ilei-
Big bctreibcu fouuteu, 6abeu ole @Ia-
troien Ger ocntiben Sbiiie, Die irei'
pillio felt oem arieesausbru6 bier
bliebeu, Oaorrd se5eigt, ooB le Die
fleineu Streifeu 9uiOes ocu Fiers
entlong bepfIan5teu Oie bon Oen
Sbiiiseieentbiimern IN ser gtobe Ocs
Baltimore g)aht Clubs" 5iI Dem
3med gepa6tet muroer, Gericbieocuc
@Grten iino BON ocn Geltihen in
oieier 2ofalitdt cingeridtet moroeu
Gin weiterer @rlmo 5ur glnnobmc,
OoB 6ic @lamihoiten bier 5u bleiben
geoenfcn. Sieieuiaeu @crionen, mel
dc oen ggirtbiboits .>@ortenpIan
oooptirt babcn f0nncn mlr Gortbeil
aus Der iodmG3igon glrt imo @eiie
5iebeu, wie oie Gcutiden ibren @or-
ten6ou betreibcn sic Iegen ibre
gauge 9(rbcitShlIt imo 6renOe oui
i6rc bH6icb ou9clegten @1rten.
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Der g9cItfrieo 6eatc reE cinem
SABRE.
------tf
81 9O2dr8 1916.

3cppelinc Glben an 5reitug
90 gom6en alii Die oitlicben Grai.
iboiten @nGlouo's obgcporfcH.
s0loloucourt Der SauptIiiib.
pnnft Der ,Sran5oien weltlih Der
@laas 1T ieit in oenticben San.
0cn.
g(m sc Nlort Sonmc Siigel
limo sic Iuuirben IN Die critic
(Srobenrci6e 0cs 6einocs cinge-
orungetl.
9ic 8crliite Scr @n9ldnoer i'm
@}ouat Mdr5 weroeu oui ll07
Gfii3iere uno 1917 @laun an.
oegebcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31
eBe6aiiiar 9srOpaaamOu.

Inter oet berOorrngenoer Mdn-
ncru mcIdjc nit Der y9(mcrifaniidcu
Hedt.2iga~ oifilirt iino, OerenSaipt-
quarticr III 9lcw Dorf it, bcfinoei
fid) aud Ir. IbeoOorc Is. SancpaD,
9roieiior scr Mcoi5in i'm So6ns sop
fins @oipital. Gie 2iga bette &C.
iietn Dlorgcli IN 0cu9lau Dorfcr Bel.
tltnoen cine eroBc 9ln5eigr ite6en
pelc6c oeu eErdiioent @iIion olIiior.
bert euhueoer arieg 81 crfldren ooet
icrmea dn8nerfennen, oaB infolgc oer
grtlarunecn H. SanOlumgen Geutid,
lan0'S eiu Striees5illtano 5wiideu
2cltic6Iono mo oen Ser. Stanter
9egenpartia criitirt Scoer 8irger
mcldcr tuiilibt oieier SIppeIlatior
6ei5idrctciL lit oufgciorocrt, oie Pm
5eige aus5uibneiOen, iciueu giamer
su lmier3eidjncn ino al oos ,@eiBt
NauS" 81 aoreiiiren
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iIreiheit luar fnra.

&aunI 6attc iitb sic aroBe @eidng-
niBl6iir bmtcr ieincm &iiden gei6loi-
len, oo rpiiroe Sobn 6ortne oud io-
tort BON Der 6errlibcn 8riiblingShlit
in gaic StiunlliaG pcrieBt. SScnigc
5trnOcn ipd!er mlroe cr in auec6lib
bcinmtencW 3ulian0c pcr6aitet rno
bon Ridlter %adarO il Der miiilcren
&oIi3eiltation mil $25 un0 Soften
beItrait. ga cr nidbt bc5ablcn fonnte,
wuroc cr uacb Dem GcianguiB 5uriid.
geIauot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31
gIcridJf 0cg N0ltimurc g9ctterbiirean
vcleQroy6iItler gqetter6eridt.

ghis Sen iibrigcp @nnoes-@etter'
observation-disclosures puroen Die
ioi0cnoep nie6rigiten Ienperottren
oic i'm 8 llDr geitcrn QL6cuo 5erri9.
ten, berid]tet:
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Bon Sec nno Sofcu,

iimore llno ro-Gorolina lal-
feu. @ieIc 9oltimorer oui
@erenHgimgsreiien uob oem Siil
ocl. aeiicI Grploiou auf circm
Gonpfcr in Der @ai. - Gericbo
ncrung III @oo sbore.
Gom I 0loi ou miro ole neuge.
grinoete o9ireinia-@nrolina 9laoiga-
tion Company" lire 6radtboote 3lui.
lhen bier lmO Gli3a6etb, G..G., laus
len nno oieie IN ylepport Rems anIe.
gen lalien. Seit0em Die nGbeiapeafe
Ionpiers@eicai6ait~ elmer Geputa-
tion bon @eiDditsleirtcu bonn lcbteren
FLAG permcigerte, lire Sdiife anlau.
len 81 lniien, lit fir Oieie sic Grid
ting Der neuen 2inie BON grnBem
&ortbeil 9luBerocm merOen Die Cant
pier III GriSfielo baltep pelm bier
geniigen0 ,Srnht uorbnuoen iii. 8or-
lGliig meroen Die bci0en Ganpier
,gnOh 9Sratt~ mo ,,y}cm6crn", bon
Oenen jeOcr einen SSnbalt BON 700
Ionnen bal, ia6ren oo6 miro bic
@eicIlldnit i'm 2aufe Der 3eit mebr
Compiler einitcaen lno l6bt iebt 9ln.
logepldbe uno groBe 2a9eri6uppcu
IN Den genannten 5tdoten bauen.
9teue 9riide fir 2 por-
rops B Boint
Cine 9ln3o6l bo6erer 9eamte bon
Ser @enniDloaiiia-9abu FAM mad
Sparroms @oint, un iid) BON scr
gtotbmenOigfeit Oes 9ous elmer
.3Deiglinie, eineS SSro6t6a6n6ofeS
in0 elmer Bride aus Cement ii6er
oeu 9eor Greet 81 ii6er5eugeu. 9lod
einem 9luient6alt bon nlr 3eHn 01i-
mlten fe6rte ser Spe5iallpagcu ser
9nbn raM Baltimore 3iriid. Inter
glnoeren befauOen iirb Der Superirt-
tenoent Der @iImingtou GiDiiion,
Gamble 2atro6e, Der 6ieiige @ene.
ralgacnt @eorae &. Sinnidion, 3ug-
meiiter s. 6. ScB, s. Q. @oiilI uno
I5raut Gunnc IN Der @eieaiboit,
uon mel6er feline 9lusfunit ii6er oas
RcinItat Der Snipeftiou 5u er6oIteu
NOR.
Reiien mad 0em Sii6en
6olacnoe 9oiio0iere reiiteu nit
Dem 1ampfer nSuponnee" BON ser
,9ler6onts K Nlincrs 1ronsporto.
tion &c." umter Gopt. Is. airmou
nod Sooomn6 lno Sodionpille, ab
Tie Scrren $. ". anorplcs, gllpice,
Sobn @oniter, 8. ~. @ruton 6. 2.
gseatbcrlD, s. s. SouimornL 6. g.
9oDlm @. s. Wlonm. 3. g8. Glog-
broof, SSoiepb 9iuiiner, jr., @. 9lot6,
6rls. s.. 9ropbe0, 6 @. 8rown gl
aolb, 9ropM 8. aroeare, Gyrml 3.
gllpice, ino 3mei S06ne. 6rou 9llireO
s. IrnrD unO 5lpei So6ne.
aeficl -@rploiiou.
Ssl GROCER @cia6r ibwebte ole ans
% aopicn beite6cuOe 8eiaBung oeS
2euc6ti6urm- Gompiers uSeIiouine",
neil ser aeHel Oeiielben erplooirte,
ais oos Boot lid oilf Der Sobe bon
Sparrcips Foint befano unO Die
Wannidoit nit Ger &eporotr an ei.
ner 0oie beidbditiet mar @liidli-
Herpeiie muroe 9}iemonO pcrleBt,
trobSenl Elm qroBes 9iiid ans Dem
aenel aeriiien murOe uuo Oen Wia-
itbiucnrom nit Tampf iiiate, ober
an 0eru Boot MIR ipenig ShoOen ans
ribtetc. Captain Nuius q. @roof
iebte iih iofort init Der &ellDt-
tburm.Snipettion i'm 3oIl6mlS in
@crbiuolmg wel6c Oen &c9ermgs-
Gntter 09(pnde" ousiouote lmo oos
Boot nod Dem 9Sier an 2a5aretb-
3piidhtichiff hr0dlte
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.BeEannlnlaC5ullq!
Gimes OfFemtli6en- OScrs
b5rs Snr6 Sas SDmite
fir GmtiUnrF elmer VOr.
lage Der . yltmparteilibem
Wr6ker Baltimore Stmss
Oebnnusss&iaa".

&as @omite gum Gniiplirf Der @orlaQe
fir Die gllsbebmng Der Gjren8en Der
Stdot Baltimore BAT iicJ, uud)oem eS
flint Siblngcu abbielt llno Die glnQelez
gcnbeit eingebeHn uuter @eratbun0 goa,
porldufig alf Die 8eror0mngeu Der Dor
la9e 9eeiniat, oie ourdl ods @onite elmer
uollen Merchandising Der .,llnparieiudcn
@rnBer Baltimore glls0ebmmgs SiQd
euberidtet merOeu loll
0as Gomitc miro elm oiientlidles Der
b0r IN DEM 9mptquartier Der &iga, on
Der Siiomelts@de Der Baltimore un0
S)oiparos sStrdBe, am Wtiitiuo6, oen 4
glpril, INN llbr yiddlnlittogs, abbaltcu
lno aernc ole Nnlidlten BON Se0ermdnn,
eniueoer pcrl0nlic1 oocr icbrifilidl, IN BE
5ug 0er &orlage o0er bierauf be3iiglic5e
Seroroulngeu boren.
Sic &orIage, ais Wnn5es, iit oieiclbe
ipie Die Senatsz Gorln9e ytr 1875, Die
fiir Die brittle Sehng I'M Senat in 1916
gc0rudt mnr0c, nit 2usnabne Der Strcis
duug oes yteferenoumS fir Die StaatSz
gSGbler lln0 glenoerlmgen IN ben @ren3z
linien, un0 IN Der &eror0nung be3iiQlid]
Der 8clteuerung bon &erioncn un0
@igentbim IN Dem neueH @eldnbe. Sn
Der neuen &orlage iulr0eu Die @ren3z
linien 3miicben Der Staot Baltimore in0
gInne glrlln0els9ountD nid)t gednoert,
ood) unr0en Aenoeumgen IN ben oitlic1eu
imb u6r0lid)ea @ren5linien 5iuiIden Der
Staot Baltimore unb Baltimore County
boreeuonlmen, I'M Die oitlid)e @rerBe
nor0ic5 bon Dem Yunit 1000 SUB oitlih
oes 6anfnS $oiut, beginner 81 lolieh
Ole norOlicbe @ren5e oihicb BON Der Ntitte
Der Yarf peigbtssglpene lmO Slaoca
9Ipemle, itn0 nic meItlic1e @reH5e iiolid
bon Der Wlitte Der Ydri 6eigbts glpeme
un0 Slnoes glbehile uac5 Der Niitte Der
Sreoerid 8oao, unO 0nnlL in geraoer Sis
nc uaCb Der &ereinigung Der gluuapoliss
ino YnmpbreDs sGoao, ndbe &rooilDn
9ie 8orldge, auf lueldle ic) oorldufig
Qeeinigt ipurOe, III 0eorudt unb tpnnen
Gopie'u bon oer lluter5eicbneten, ooer
ir9enO einem 9omitcmitglieo be5oecn
iuerocu.
Senrg O. 5urlau,
&oriiber
Sefrctdr.
~. 6nlDin 6Gesnnt
Setreidr. .aF
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gqillfommener g|cindl.

SEER @mil Mlnllig Don yielu Yort,
pclber rA oui Der 9ieiic nod Der
@unocsbonstitaot beianO, iprab in
Ser 9leoaftion oes uGeiltiben Gorre.
iponoent~ por. Serr &laiiig lit Der
5o6n oes Dor i3 So6rcn in Berlin
geItorbenell @rn. Gmil aloiia mel.
der D3ittc Scr 1870er Sabre i'm
oGcuuiben Correspondent" tbdtig
mar. Ter iilnoc Nlann fiiat cine
Oodit pcronhprtlidbe Stcllino IN
9leu Dort.
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ennnenamf. MM0 .llmtcrGana.
ymt5
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Sir MorDlano un6 Oeu Giitrift
Columbia Geutc flor uno iiioli@c
Qanoe.
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,,glmniturinm"-~o Beq o nh Scarf.
,,1Uro s"o Sipiu @eoS"
seIaBetD"- lbe SnrlHps oi Rars".
,,Sippg0rume" Gunoeuiuc iiuo 9Snuoelbilocr.
,,Winrglaub ~ 8Quoepiae uno N9anoeibiloer.
NunisNinocmle"- 3icaiclo's Souics".
..&cioria RdnocOlg iili0 geanoelblloer
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guuces Gepartement fir 9aHoiuirt6-
idIalt-gG -gGetter sgnreau.

9iUunole GenIperotlr j.. AZ 8roO.
O}iitlerc 9cmperotur ,4S @roO.
@66itc Ecmpcratur 5S @ru0.
giieoralie Eempcratur x. 80 @roo.
%cridt OCs Baltimore &ctter6iireans.
Ter 6ci6tiafcitsgebnlt Der 2pit
NOR 35 2ro5ont nm 8 llbr Morgens
Nnh 30 lIrn1cnt LIN S llhr 9Lben0S.
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GrfOlorcidlcr @aa.


Der iG6rlibe MaSfenbna Ocs Bal
timorer 3weigeS Scr oSnternationa-
lem @enfcr,Gerciniqung" beIte6eno
ans Sootel- uno &eitaront.&cllnern,
iauO geiierll 9l6euo in ser nSebmanu.
Safe Iiott, Cine ser 9iooitdten oes
9o0es mar ein bobmiidJer @olfStons
inn glationol-Goiiiim. gIuiebnlibc
@rciie murOen Dem %aar iiberreidt,
ooS Sen @al5er 8ettbcwerb ocpam.
Gas 9lrrongcments-Gomitc icbte Iidb
aui 0cu iolGenOen Scrren 3uianmcn:
@aIter Souett, Sarr1 @oplou W.
NlcGlarf, @ $. gIfins, gSilliam s.
&eiSncr, 81. 9. Soluctt, Garl SdbuIb,
". 9. Spec lnO Bilbur @ilfins.
UclOieuOnHseu uad 9eutIdlauO
miS ,Celterreidr llnenrn
tonucu mieoer 6ltr9 ihs bcior9t mer-
ocn. Scene @erbinounaen periiGern
Iidere gns5ablinacn.
S6co. $, 9icuer & GO.,
2i7 Cf-9nltimOrc-Str.
(MGr524-)
Mbvnnentcn. bic ncu ,Dent,deu Wnrrcnnu.
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GclOieuOnHsen uad 9eutidlanO
nnS ,Ceiterreidr llnanrn

Mbuuncutrn, bic ocu ,Denfimeu EnrrcIpUn.
brmten" nidt phntiim uocr nMreaelmdbiq er.
Bulten, Fno arDcteH, bcr Office boOOn per Te.
lepboa oher lnrlitliG Nllithdlnna ~ madeH.
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SenrD 3. Sarlnu,
&oriiBer.

0'VI TIpNN'
Gefrctar.
20. GalOin 60eSnnt y
Seireidr- .aF
(Dldr53D
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Wlc6rfof 1T 9eIdmeroc oorii6er
cr6obru wor0eu OoB ii6 oie uuifor.
nirten @litglieOcr ser Wlilii in ae.
roOcju lmperaniiportlic6cr @ciic De,
trogcn linO oielc berielben in ioit to.
tai betninfencn 3uIionDe Ourh oie
Strobcn Scr Sto0t 5ieben. gluf einem
StraBen6o6muagoon in g}orOoit-8ol-
tinore mibohteten eine 9In5o6l Dit.
alieoer Ger 0iilij Die @orit6riit gegeu
nos 9iond]em mo ais ie bonn Con.
oAttcir oilf Sic 9}oridriitci duflnerf.
| iam ecmodt lpuroen, riefen oieicl6el
oenl 9conteu jil ooB er nod einenl
6eiBcren FldBc ais g(ri5ono I'M
Somnlfr ge6cn iolle, SdlieBlicb 500
sic 9anoc sic Sd6el imO pollte ocn
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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-11-23
COLLEGE SENDS CHRISTMAS BAGS
War Service Committee Rem m =
bers Men Across the Sea

The Middebury College War Service
Committee, of which Prof. Myron X,
Sanford is chairman is working hard to
keep in close touch with the Middlebury
men in war service. 1t is sending them
The Campus, a college paper every
week and different members of the
Committee have engaged in a personal
exchange of letters with the men at the
front, while the girls of the College are
knitting and sending the boys some
tastes of home cooking.
A large number of letters of appreci-
alton have been received from the SOL
diers, and the Committee is so interest
ed in the possibilities of the good work
that it is seeking funds to extend these
activities. Funds may be sent to Ruth
M. Bryant, Treasurer, Middlebury.
This week the committee is preparing
fifty Christmas bags which will be sent
to all Middlebury men in active service
in Europe or at sea. The bags are
filled with dates, candy, tobacco, sta
tionery, and personal greetings from
some member of the Committee, all
attractively packed and labelled in a
festive manner.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-11-23
HIGH SCHOOL GlEE CLUB
viii Give Concert Next Monday
EVeninu

The Middlcbury High School Glce
club will give an entertainment at the
High School Assembly hall on Monday
evening next, commencing at 7,f5
o clock, A small admission will be
charged and the proceeds will be used
for purchasing new music for the club
and to help swell the Victrola iund,
The following is the program;
Piano solo, The Cascade, Klauscr
Carroll Dyer
Song, The Sunshine Of Your Smile, Ray
Clara Wisel
Chorus,
a. Farewell to Summer Tosti
b, Queen of the Night,
Meycr.HeImund
Reading, The Day of Judgment,
Phelps
Lena Shaw
Song, Hearts Desire, Smith
Cecile Burns
Chorus,
a, A Summer Holiday, from Iolanthe
Sullivan
b. The Gavotte Hall
Song, A Perfect Day, Bond
Richard James
Quartet, Carry Me Back to Old Vir-
ginny, Bland
Arlie Britell, Grace Burns, Clara
Wiscll, Olive Barter.
Violin solo, College Medley,
arranged by Tocaben
Mary WaterhOuse
Solo, The Sea Hath Its Pearls,
BischoT
Irene Coursey
Quintet,
a, o Happy Day, Goetze
b, Wanderer 5 Night song,
Rubnstcin
Agnes Pidgeon, CeciIe Burns, Arlie
BriteIl Olive Barter, Grace Burns
Piano Solo, The Revolutionary Etude,
Chopin
Rena Dumas
Song, Kathleen, Lowden
Margaret Smith
Reading, The Littlest Rebel, Peple
Charlotte Taylor
Solo, Joan of Are, They Are Calling
You, Wells
Arlie BritcIl
Chorus, The Shepherds Goodnight, from
II TrOvatore. Verdi