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The Washington herald., 1917-08-19
| Reserve Banks Report -
| Resources Of $766, ,342, 900

The total resources or the twelve
Fedsral Reserve Banks. today were
y76s, "a. 900.
On August II. there were s613.s46 in
Federal Reserve notes outstanding,
and $4.S64 In notes held by banks.
In actual circulation there were $685.
7s2 In notes.
On the same day, the resources of
the Federal Reserve Banks totalled
n,427. $1,000; on August 10 they were
81, ,f24. .05s. 900. So
The Washington herald., 1917-08-19

make them black. nor upset the stomach: on the
contrary. u is most potent remedy In nearly all
i9rns OF INDIGESTION well a. for nervous run
down conditions. The manufacturers hare such
great confidence in Nuxa ted Iron that they will
forfeit sloo@ to any charitable institution II they
snnot take any man or woman under 20 who lacks
over IN four weeks time. provided they have nc
IN. sr.us organc trouble. They also ofer e. refund
YOUR money II Il does net at least double your
sirensih aid endurance in ten day. time. II is dis
lensed N this city by James 0JDonnelIs DRUG
sssIss si.s' dfls rds9flss Dug 81 res sed ~ end drug
The Washington herald., 1917-08-19

use of metallic iron which
may mjwe the teeth. cor
rode TIE stomach, and do
far more harm than good;
qd7fseS use of only Nhxated
Iron.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-19

simply by taking iron in the proper
form. And this after they had in some
cases been dOctoring for months
without obtaining any benefit. But
don't take the old forms of reduced
iron. iron acetate, or tincture of iron
simply to save a few cents. The
IRON demanded by Mother Nature for
the, red .coloring motter in the blood
OF her children is, alas; not that kind
of iron. You must take iron in a
form that can be easily absorbed and
aSsimilated to do you any good, other
less.
Il have used Nuxated Iron widely
in my own practice in most severe
aggravated conditions with unfail-
ing results. l have induced many
other physicians to give il a trial,
all of whom have given me most
surprising reports in regard to it's
great power as health and strength
builder
Many an athlete and prize fighter
mas won the day simply because he
knew the secret of great strength
and endurance and filled his blood
with iron before he went into the
anray; while many another hao gone
down in inglorious defeat simply
for the lack of iron"
DR.. Schuyler c. Jaaues. Visiting
Surgeon of st. Elizabeth's Hospital,
New York City. said: Il have never
before given out any medical infor-
nation or advice for publica ton, as
! ordinarily do not believe in 1t. But
so many American women suffer
from iron deficiency with its attend
ant ills-physical weakness,
nervous irritability, meIan-
choly, Indigestion, flabby, sag
4 ging muscles, ETC., etc.-and
in consequence of their weak
ened, rundown condition they
are liable to contract serious
and even fatal diseases, that l
deem 1t my duty to advise all
such to take Nuxated Iron. /
have taken it myself and given
1t to my patients with most
surprising and satisfactory re-
suits. And those who wish
quickly to increase their
strength, power and endurance
will find it a most remarkable
IN and and wonderfully effective rem
edy."
they yorr xn,,,,a IT,, ,.,,,,,
Hrdtedl serihed and recommended above by
physicians in such great variety Of
l-lY0HI asks. is not a patent medicine or Sc
, IL cret remedy, but one which Is well
Hedlfhl known to druggists and whose iron
constituents are widely prescribed By
eminent physicians. beth in Europe
and America. Unlike the older inor-
igdifSfI gsnic iron products, II is easily as
simulated does not iniure the faefh
The Washington herald., 1917-08-19
The White Pumps
and Oxfords, $1.59
The Styles Include:

White Canvas Sport English Ok
fords. trimmed with White Kid.
White Rubber soles and Heels.
White Canvas Sport English
lace and Blucher oxfords with
White Rubber soles and Heels.
White Sea Island Duck Seamless
Pumps; 2 inch Louis White COW
cred Heels to match.
White Canvas Pumps, with silk
ribbon bows. white soles and low
heels.
White Canvas Seamless Pumps.
with white covered heels to
match.
Strap White Canvas Pumps. 2
inch Louis white covered heels to
match.
White Canvas Colonial Pumps
with large buckle and tongue and
white covered heels
White Canvas Blucher Oxfords,
English last, with Cuban leather
heels: White soles and Heels.
Many other styles not mentioned
here.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-19

The painter, Horace Vernet, had a
remarkable memory for color and line
and could do a portrait from men,
ory.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-19

candies, poll 5 he'd
rice. white bread,
soda crackers, bis
c III ts, macarOni,
spaghetti, tapioca,
sago, farina, de-
gerfninated corn
meal. no longer is
iron to be found Re
lining processes have
removed the iron OF
Mother Earth from
these Impoverished
foods. and silly
methods OF home
The Washington herald., 1917-08-19

Dr. Ferdinand King Ncw York Physician and
Medical AHthOr, tells bhysicidHs that they
shonid prescribe more organic irOn-Naxdted
Iron-fOr their batients-SGys anaemia-iron
defeieneT-is the greatest carSe TO the health,
strength, vitality, and beauty of the modern
AMeriedH IFemcH-SoHnds 1rarnirp aoairst
The Washington herald., 1917-08-19

Fert It becoming organic In thou
iands Of cases and thereby the lives of
thousands might'be saved who now die
svery year from pneumonia. grippe.
<idney. liver. heart trouble and
Jther dangerous maladies- The real
Tad true cause which started their
iiseass was nothing more or less
ban weakened condition brought
IN BY a lack Of iron in the blood.
'pn account Of the peculiar nature
u vonsa fad tbs Eresi drsin
The Washington herald., 1917-08-19

-OOktTgf Dy throwing uOWn
waste pipe the water in which
our vegetables are cooked, are
responsible for another grave
ron loss.
Therefore. IL you wish TO pre-
serve your youthful vim ard
ytgor to a ripe old age, you
must supply the iron deficiency
in your food by using some
.orm Of organic iron, Just as yOu
would use salt when your food
1as not enough salt.
As I have said a hundred
lines over, organic iron Is the
yreatest Of all strength build
srs. II people would only talk
Nuxated Iron when they feel
teak or rundown, instead OF
dosing themselves with habit
iorIning drugs. stimulants and
ilcoholic beverages l am con-
5ineed that In this way they
sould ward OF disease. pre-
rert IL becoming organic in
The Washington herald., 1917-08-19
Doctor Says Crying Need
OF the Woman of TODAY
Is More Iron in Her Blood
TO PUT STRENGTH IN HER NERVES AND COLOR IN HER
CHEEKS

any woman Who Nervous
Her Blood Examined for Iron Deficiency. {
The Washington herald., 1917-08-19

This sale is proving the sensation of WASH
ington, so remarkable are the values it offers.
You'll do well to anticipate your Shoe needs for
months to come, for you may not have such an
opportunity again!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-17

ma Stanislawowie. Pred czteroma
laty pp- w. przeprowadzili sic ma He
lenowo. Zwiazek PIP. Witkowskich
pob{ogosiawiony zosta} 12ma dziec--
mi, 2 tych dw6ch syn6w sluzy W woj-
sku Stan6w Zjednoczonych: starszy
syn Bernard wstapit jake ochotnlk
pred trzema laty; znajduje sic on
z oddzialem Pershinga we Francyi
obecnie najprawdopodobniei valley
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-17

W transzach. Drugi syn Szczepan
r6wniez wstapii do wojska jake o.
chotnik | obecnie stacyonowany jest
W Camp Logan. Szczepan ~przybedzie
do Chicago dzisiaj ~wieczorem, ably
wziast udzia1 W p%ogrzebie matki.
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic W Srode o 60
dzinie loci rano z domu zaioby do
koSciola Sw. Heleny, a stamtad ma
cmentarz Sw. Wojciecha.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-17
NOTATKI OSOBISTE.

By}y student Kollegium SW. Sta
ris}awa Kostki, adv. Stanisiaw S.
Schaffer, ktory cd dwu lat prowadzi
kancelarye pcawnicza z adv. Ro--
bert'em NJ. Davidson'em pnr. 100
n, Dearborn ul., reorganizuje fiji
American Truck and Airplane Co."
wyrabiajaca automobile c%iezarowe !
aeroplany. Fabryka tel korporacyl
nieSci sic W miasteczku Freeport,
Illinois.
Muzykant Franciszek j. Suwalski,
3415 Mclean ave-, kt6ry niedawno
wstapii do marynarki Wuja Sama, o.
becnie znajduje sic W szpitalu de-
telcyjnym PREY North Chicago, gdzie
miesci sic rzadowa stacya ola evil
czenia marynarzy, zwana Great
Lakes U. S. Naval Training Station.
Wolno Suwalskiego odwiedzac kt6re
gokolwiek dnia.
q q u
w sail OBJ. Stanislawa K!elczyn--
skiego, 1131 w. Chicago ave., W
ub. sobote wieczorem odbyl sic ban
kiet ma Geese sedziego Jana X. Prin-
diville, kt6ry przez ostatn:e try mic
STAGE zasiadaf sadach m~unicypal--
nych PREY stacyach policyjnych West
Chicago ave. i Shakespeare ave., a
obecnie przeniesiony zostal do sadu
PREY stacyi policyjnej East Chicago
ave.
Pc spoiyciu smacznej kolacyi
mistrz toast6w kapitan policyi Maks
Banner po kr6tkiej przemowie wstep
mel ma dalszych m6wc6w powolal: a
systent6w prokuratora stanowego
Jana P. Morana i J6zefa Holub, asy-
stenta prokuratora miejskiego Jana
Morgana, czlonka komisyi wyr6wna-
mia podatk6w Bronisiawa Mindaka,
Stanisiawa Smoczyhskiego, adwoka-
ia W}adyslawa j. La Buy, adv. Max
sa Kaczmarka, P. Hamiltona, Stani-
slawa Kielczynskiego, Jozefa Kri-
stana. D. Eichnera,. Franciszka Kim
ka i innych.
Ostatni przemawiat sedzia Prin-
diville, kt6ry zebranym serdecznie
dziekowai "a urzadzona dla niego
mia niespodzianke.
q q y =
Kilka minut po p6inocy umaria Z
negdai sp. Wiktorya Witkowska,
maIzonka Micnala Witkowskiego'
starego / znanego osadnika tutejsze1
kolonii, Fam. pod mr.. 224S Walton
Ill. Sp. Witkowska W piatek okoto
p6inocy ~znajdowa}a slew gronie ro'
dzinnem, zupelnie zdrowa. czytaJac
gazette i list cd syna, kt6ry stuzy "
wojsku, a stacyonowany jest W camp
Logan, Houston, Tex; konczac VISTA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-17

Asystent prokuratora Karol c..
Case, kaza} Skrentnego uwolnic ma
podstawie, re sedzia p%okojowy VIII
liams naduzy} swej wiadzy skazu--
jac aresztowanego ma kare wiezien-
ma; re ME mial on innej wfadzy jah
p~rzekazanie go iawie sedzi6w wielko-
przysieglych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-17

Ia ona, ably przeJ$t do n~astepnego po-
koju, gdy nagle zachwiaia sic j u
padia glowa uderzaiac o radiator, ka
leczac sobie czolo. MAJ dzieci czem-
PREDICT pospieszyli rannei z pomo-
ca; zawezwano lekarza, LEG ten pc
przybyciu stwierdzit mogl tylko, re
nieszczesliwa ME zyla.
Zmarla wraz z mezem przyby1a do
Ameryki lat % temu o%siedlajac sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-17

NleJbhl OIdulS1dW O~LdlyuShl, hlU-
ry stanai W Sadie ola Spraw Fami-
lijnycn oskarzony ,przez J6zefe Ry-
barczyk, 202S N. Winchester ave.,
miai zapiacit jej $3.50 jak prawo
stanowe nakazuje, ale re zgoda
dziewczyny dat jej tylko $500. w tel
~transakcyi posredniczyi Czech naz-
wiskiem James Novotny, reprezen-
tujacy firme malutka, ale o szumne1
nazwie - cos W rodzaju american
Security Co." czy tez cos podobnego.
Pc opuszczeniu sail sadowej 0w
Czech wyrwal Police wszystkie pie
Made z reki, m6wiac. re sedzia ka-
zai mu zaopiekowac sic groszami |
wyplata tychze. Przez poi roku No
votny placii dziewczynie po $40 mie-
s~iecznie, lecz potem be- zadnego wy
t~lomaczenia przestai. Biedna Josie"
chodzila, prosi}a, biada}a, plakala i
narzeka}a, lecz pc ~angielsku wyslo-
vic sic ME umie, vice tez mic ME
w3k6rala. Ma swe usprawiedliwienie
Novotny powiedziaf dziewczyNe, re
jego koszta wynoszl okolo. 1905,
$15O!!!! Nareszcie doriesiono o tel
sprawie miejskiemu wydzia}owi po-
mocy pokrzywdzonym (Social Service
Bureau) gdzie pracuje cd lat kilku
jedna Polka. PAM Klara Plucinska z
Avondale. Zabrano sic bezwiocznie
do sk6ry owego czeskiego naciaga
CA, grozac mu procesem. jezeli ME
zwr6ci dziewczynie to co sic jej
siusznie nalezy. Widzac, re to ME
przelewki, Novotny wreszcie pod pro
testem oddaI ~bezprawnie zatrzyma-
ne p~ieniadze i musial take daC pam
ME R~ybarczyk s procent. =
q q .
Zatrudniony jake zwrotniczy, ME
sz~czeSliwemu w%ypadkowi swego "a
wodu uleg}, Jan Horp, lat, 81, "a
mieszkaly pod numerem G520
Prairie ave. Przechodzac przez tory
kolejowe PREY 43 i LOOMS ul., Horp
najechany zostaf przez pociag. Ko}a
wagonu odciely mu lewa reke. Ran
nego zabrano do szpitala Wesley,
gdzie znajduje sic W stanie krytycz-
nym.
q y q
Policyant wioski Burr Oak, Hen
ryk Wolski, przez sedziego pokoju
Kendall W Oak Park, skazany oneg-
taj zosta} ma zaplacenie $500 ka-
~ "a napad i obicie Karola Uzy.
q q q
Michal Skrentny, 4053 Meade av.,
Norwood Park, spedzii %pietnaScie dni
W wiezieniu powiatowem, MIN ma
mocy rozkazu z biura prokuratora
stanowego zosta} u~wolniony ma pod
stawie, re uwiezienie jego bylo niele-
galne. Fakt ten wyszedl ma jaw do
p:ero gdy rodzine Skrentnych
wyl2uCCno z mieszkania dlate-
go. il zalegali z komornem. Policy
ant Robert Smedden aresztoEai
Skrentnego, oskarzajac go o opiera-
ME sic urzednikowi pol:cyjnemu. Ma
pobyt W ~wiezieniu Skrentnego skazal
sedzia pokojowy Fryderyk Williams.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-17
q q q

Kilka ~wagon6w pociagu kolei Chi
cago and Northwestern zostaio wczo-
raj wykolejonych blisko Augusta ul.
Wykolejone wagony zerwaiy kilka
set stop zelaznego plotu, poczem
zwahly sic z nasypu W czesci domolu-
jsc dom PM Amy Montowskiej, pod
mr.. 1894 Augusta ul4
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-17

Z~aczadzonego gazem W mieszkaniu
pod mr.. 1901 Wade ul., dzisiaj o 60
dzinie si6dmej rano znaleziono 10
zefa Kiliana, lat 81. Zdaniem policyi
Kilian powr6cii do domu pozno VIE
czorem; ma gazowym piecyku usta-
viii ~naczynia 2 rosolem, a czekajac az
ros6l sic zagotuje, usual. Ros6l wy
kipiaf i zagasii plomien.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-17

Schodzac z tramawaju. Milwaukee
ave., PREY Will ul., potkneia sic i u
padIa Rozalia A~ntrostop, lat As,
1884 Walton ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-17


gu powabnych wystep6w najmIod-
czych uczenic i uczn:ow artystki. Ma
zakonczenie dziatwa przedstawi zywy
obraz ,zl6bka Betlejemskiego" PREY
kolendach polskich i angielskich. -
Ma przedstawienie gwiazdkowe z Pc
wno$cia publicznoS6 chetnie pospie-
sly. - Bilety po cenach bardzo PREY
stepnych do nabycia W ofisie p. W.
Barwiga, PREY kosciele sw. Stanisla-
wa X i W Ochronce pnr. 1S49 No.
Hermitage ave., ma Maryanowie.
Ma KazimierZowie 1 ma Bridge
porcie" grasuje cd dni kilku szkarla-
tyna i dyfterya. Miejski Wydzial
Zdrowia czyni co moze by poiozyc
kres szerzeniu sic zarazy. lecz matki
ME musza zwlekae z wzywaniem le-
kara, skoro dziecko zachoruje.
q q q
DIS o godzinie Gel rano, PREY
Grand ave., tramwaj Kedzie ave-, mr..
1887, najechaf prawdopodobnie
Smiertelnie pokaIeczyl, d~otychczas
nieidentyftkowanego m~ezczyzne. Ran
nego, kt6ry doznai pekniecia czaszki,
W stanie nieprzytomnym przewiezio-
no do szpitala powiatowego.
q q q
Zywcem spalila sic W ubiegla So
bote szesc-dziesiecio piecioletnia
Helena Konewska. S3S Grand ave.
Staruszka nalewaia matte do pieca,
gdy wybucaf plomien, cd kt6rego
zapaliiy sic jej suknie. Poparzona ma
ca}ym ciele p~rzewieziono do szpitala
powiatowego, gdzie wkr6tce umaria.
q q q
Jutro wieczorem W sail parku
Eckhardta, Chicago ave i Noble ul.,
"a inicyatywa komitetowego lei
wardy i asystenta ~skarbnika miej-
skiego, p. J6zefa Ruszkiewicza, Cd
| bedzie sic zebranie celem zorganizo-
wanna oddziaiu ~Czerwonego Krzyza.
Ma jutrzejsze zebranie proszeni SO
wszyscy obywatele i ~obywatelki let
wardy. Poczatek o godzinie 1880 vie
czorem.
Kilka wagon6w pociagu kolei Chi
cago and Northwestern zostalo wczo-
raj wykolejonych blisko Augusta III.
Wykolejone wagony zerwaiy kilka
set stop zelaznego plotu, poczem
zwahly sic z nasypu W czesci damolu-
jac dom PM Amy Montowskiej, pod
mr.. 1884 Augusta ul4
q q q
Zaczadzonego gazem W mieszkaniu
pod mr.. 1901 Wade ul., dzisiaj o 60
dzinie si6dmej rano znaleziono J6-
zefa Kiliana, lat "a. Zdaniem policyi
Kilian ~powr6cii do domu pozno VIE
czorem; ma gazowym piecyku usta-
viii ~naczynia z rosolem, a czekajac az
ros6l sic zagotuje, usual. Ros6l wy
kipiaf i zagasii piomien.
q q q
Schodzac z tramawaju. Milwaukee
ave., PREY Will ul., potkneia sic i u
padIa Rozalia Antrostop, lat As, -
1884 Walton I'll.
Do balwierni pod mr.. 1929 North
Wood ul., weszla wczoraj Augusta
Gerbak. lat SO. proszac o szklanke
woody. MIN wode jej podano - ko-
beta padla trupem. Smierc spowodo-
wafa wada serca.
q q .
w szpitalu Matki Bozej z Naza-
retu, W skutek poparzen dOznanych,
gdy W ubiegla sobote wpadla do balii
goracej woody, umarla wczOraj dwu-
letnia Helena Kmiecik, 2165 No. IT.
wing ave. Dziewcze wpadio do woody,
ktora matka przygotowywala do JET
kapieli.
= J.
Podczas awantu-y W salonie pnr.
1902 Blue Island ave-, W ubiegla So
bote wieczorem W noge postrzelony
zostaf J6zes Blonda. SzeSciu avian
turnik6w aresztowano.
6 q q
Bolesne pokaleczenia wczoraj VIE
czorem odnieSli MARGIN Kawalakas,
1926 Czterdziesta plata ul., jego 10
ma i 3letni syn RAYMOND. gdy W
automobil, kt6rym iechali, ,przy 61et
ul., uderzyl tramwaj Racine ave.
q q
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-17

Do balwierni pod mr.. 1929 North
Wood ul., weszla wczoraj Augusta
Gerbak. lat SO. proszac o szklanke
woody. MIN wode jej podano ko-
beta padla trupem. Smierc spowodo-
wafa wada serca.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-17
q q

Policyant wioski Burr Oak, Hen
ryk Wolski, przez sedziego pokoju
Kendall W Oak Park, skazany oneg-
daj zostai ma za~piacenie $500 ka-
~ Ia napad i obicie Karola Uzy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-17

w szpitalu Matki Bozej z Naza-
retu, W skutek poparzen doznanych,
gdy W ubieg{a sobote wpadia do BALI
goracej woody, umarla wczoraj dwu-
letnia Helena Kmiecik, 2165 No. IT.
wing ave. Dziewcze wpadfo do woody,
ktora matka przygotowywaia do JET
kapieli.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-17

Our Union Kentucky vodka 4 IA
kwartowa butelka "a -. Lift
WybOrne TOkay albo mi6d o.
| vino, bardzo specyalnie OOS
CALIFORNIA; CoRnac brandy. ~
o~drutowana butelka pc -. sTO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-17

Ma wystawie W Gmachu Sztuk
Pieknych, W kurytar3u %, znajduja
sic wielkie afisze wykonane przez
czlonk6w Artists Aid to the Red
Cross. Afisze to artySci ~ofiarowali
ma agitacye ma rzecz Czerwonego
Krzyza. W ugrupowaniu znajduje
sic r6wniez afisz w~ykonany przez ar
tyste Polaka, p. W}adysiawa Kraw-
ca, rysownfka Dzien. Chic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-17

Zywcem spalila sic W ubiegla So
bote szesG-dziesiecio piecioletnia
Helena Konewska. S3S Grand ave.
Staruszka nalewaia matte do pieca,
gdy wybucn} plomien, cd kt6rego
zapaliiy sic jei suknie. Poparzona ma
caiym ciele przewieziono do szpitala
powiatowego, gdzie wkr6tce umaria.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1917-05-18
OBESITY DIET.

IL Is not the quantity Of food. hut the
kinds 81 food eaten that fatten THIS
s.ould he remembered when dieting
to reduce flesh "Semtstarvation rs a
means Of reducing Is not only weaken
Ing blu positively dangerous. The
following diet LIST for the reduction OF
Hesh Is governed hy common SENSE.
foods permitted are clans. oysters.
lohstefs.
Soups without aour or fat thickrn.
lag
Lean meats dham pork and liver ex-
cep'rdi.
Fish fresh. salt or smoked. Of any
Kind. but cooked without fat or butter.
Eggs IA any style.
Chicken. duck. turkey. game.
Vegetables squash. string heans. car
rots. tomatoes. turnlps. cabbage. peas.
onions. asparagus. canlnower. celery.
salads. materefess. pickles Of all kinds
Gluten bread.
Water coffee and tea except with
mealSl.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1917-05-18
Make Good Friends

The ahlltr To make people Ike a. IL
n wonderful gift. Some men and wo-
men possess II IN a marvellous degree.
They make friends without effort. liut
altimueh comparatively few are ihns
gifted. il Is isosslhlc for every one to
drvclop tie nnwes ia greater II Tess
degree.
Tie sifI.g armament ~ a henie after
The splfil Of faith aild the spirit nf
love among Il inmates are the friends
~ lta ffesneot H.
Make fflends. Make friends ef the
noble and the sopd. Make friends Of
those n8se frien,lship VII raise yon
IN manhood. nobility. klndness. seffiec
and .a.,a sill Make friends Il men o.
principle. 81 nieiy. 81 vlfile character.
aud from them draw some Of the
strong qualities that have won your al.
mlrailon. Maize friends OF the right
sort and be rich he without friends
worth having and you viii be poor
iheush sou had all the wealth IN the
world irish World.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1917-05-18
ULTRA MILLINERY.

This season seems TO have brought
with it Two very different and distinct
styles of hats. one in the usual eolors
and the other a strong Chinese note
which dominates everything and pro-
duces most weird but wonderful eff
fects.
In the first class there is hat some
what small in shape. with round. high
crown and narrow bfim turned down.
This hat is entirely of soft peach col
ored Grape. Directly in the front are
two round. fiat ornaments meant 10
represents flowers One is OF Grape and
the other Of satin Both are pink, but
one Is slightly deeper in color than the
satin one.
ON either side Of the flowers are
leaves made Of twisted loops Of panne
velvet. held in place with tiny invisible
stitches II is 4 very sweet and dainty
hat and one which any home millner
can copy. for The Hat flowers are made
exactly like hat cardboard pineushions
covered with satin or velvet. only it
would be better 10 substitute buckram
for cardboard.
After the circles are covered with the
material buttonhole stitch around the
edge with heavy silk OF the same color.
making the stitches Il quarter of an
inch long and the same distance apart.
The wonderful silks used 10 trim
these hats are often dull In color. with
here and there n truly oriental design
embroidered or printed In the most
blazing colors.
4 hat Will have crown covered with
silk as described and plain upper
blim and the under brim of some soft
color near the face and an all over silk
pattern near tie edge three entirely
different materials different in tex
turc. design and color-all on one hat.
yet In perfect harmony Of color.
The conservative woman may not
look upon these hats with favor. but
sooner or later. being woman. she
will suceumb 10 the charm of these
wonderful oriental effects. which are
chiefly Chinese IN character
Tasscs still demand attention, even
on hats A hat OF duh blue straw
trimmed with black silk. with here and
there blue. green and gold motif. had
long tassel extending from the center
of the crown down over the brim. This
fassel was fastened to an odd cord af-
fair partly made OF ribbon and partly
of straw. II started from the center Of
stiG little upright ruiiie Of black rib
bon on the crown aud near the end
where the black and gold tassel Was at
tached WIS an odd tricolored carved
bead.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1917-05-18

This is an amusing parlor game, or
1t may he played out OF doors. Chairs
are placed in a circle or in two lines
facing about seven or eight feet apart.
The players are all numbered from one
up. If there are boys and girls IN the
game the boys have the odd and the
girls the even numbers. One player
stands in the center blindfolded and
calls out two numbers, an odd and an
even.
The players numbered must try to
change seats without being caught by
the lit" If one is caught he becomes
lit" Occasionally the "it' calls out
Boston" and then every player must
,change with some other.
When tit calls numbers he tries to
catch one of the players changing, but
wnen he calls Boston he tries to get
seat