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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-31

schle: u mas tepier wsjo rawno
officer iii saldat."
Ma tenn rozmowa sic skonczy-
Ia.
Nasz porucznik objasnia, re
petlurcy maja W Wo}oczyskach
jedna sotnie, ktorej komendan-
tenn jest jakiS praporszczyk, mic
MACY sic, jak w powiesci: pTy-
Wa szapka''. Poniewaz Z Petlura
|jesteSmy obecnie niby ma stopie
n~eutralnej zycziiwoSci, wieerpol-
skie Podwoloczyska z ukrainskic
mi Woioczyskami utrzymuja pv-
prawne stosunki, grzecznie, ale
zdaleka. TAX nasi, jak i petlurcy
maja surowy zakaz przekracza-
MIA rzeki.
w Podwo{oczyskach byll ma
prod bolszewicy, ale sic wyco-
fall bez strzafu, potem przyszli
petlurcy i bawili dzien, czy diva,
poczem przeszli do Woloczysk.
w tydzien po zajeciu Tarnapota
wkroczyt do Podwofoczysk Cd
dial polski - bez przeszkody.
Pred bolszewikami grasowaia
mad Zbruczem banda ukrainska
pod dowodztwem Lejera kapita-
ma Niemca, siynnego kondotjera
Ii rabusia. Gdy wojsko polskie "a
jelo Tarnopol i posunefo sic da-
lei ma wschod obywatel ziemski,
Rzeszotarski, uja} go w Grzyma-
mcndy. Lejer miai z}ozyc cenne
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-31
(Korespondencya ,,Gazety
Warszawskiej.")

=. Me wien, czy jest drugfe mia
sto w Galicyi, w ktoremby pre-
trwalo lyle Shadow okupacyi TO
syjskiej. co w Tarnopolu. Moska-
lie rzadzili tn 2 lata, zwozili
swych kupcow j popow, herbate
i tyton, kawior i ikony, szczepili
kylt cara, a W koncu zaPrezento-
wall Kierenskiego, ktory zaszczy
Gil Tarnopol przemowa z balko-
nu, a ,,wyzwolony" zoinierz TO
syjski .skianiai tn pred MIN swe
sztandary. Me doczeka1 juz Tar
nop6l bolszewizmu. Pod rzadami
Ukraincow przygarniai tySiace
tych, co pred bolszewizmem z
Rosyi i Ukrainy uciekli. Wojsko
poIskie zastaIo tn mnostwo wiel
korusow i m~aforusow, b. genera
low, sztabowcow i puikownikow
kt6rzy sluzyli Mikolajowi, Kie-
rehskiemu, Korniiowowi, Skoro-
padskiemu, a W koncu ex-semina
rzyScie i ex-baletnikowi, kaboty
nowi i ,,idealiScie", byiemu alta
manowi Zjednoczonej Ukrainy
- Petlurze.
Popasaia ia emigracya calymi
miesiacami W Tarnopolu, braia
suite pensye, wprawdzie tylko W
hrywnach i karbowancach, nu--
dziia sic do rozpaczy W zydow-
skich kawiarniach i chociaz . M
rezydencyi IL ,,braci' Haiyczan,
czula W gruncie rzeczy wielka
abominacye do tel caiej ukrain-
skiej hoioty, do Holubowiczow
i Petruszewiczow, austryackich
mazepinc6w i zydowsko VIE
denskich pachoikow, kt6rych ar
mie stworzyi Wasyl StePanowicz
Habsburg z szajka wykolejonych
kapitan6w z Grazu i Berlina, "a
kt6rych intrygowai ma wielkiem
swiecie aferzysta bukowinski ba
ron Wassilko wraz z Bormem,
ksiedzem belgtjskim egzotycz-
uym przyjacielem metropolity
Szeptyckiego.
CT to odyseusze z tragedy TO
syjskiej zajmowali' az rodzinami
najlepsze mieszkania W Tarno-
polu. spotkaiem ich nawet ma
kwaterze w pociagu sanitarnym,
kt6ry zostai po P%etlurcach ma to
z kolejowym, zawaionym wa
gonami, cysternami z malta ben
zyna, samochodami, zaPasami
cukru i .skor. Ma platformach
kilka aeroplan6w niemiecEtch,
kt6re Ukramcy pomalowali
wprawdzie ma zoito i niebiesko,
ale zaraz i zepsuli i najwieksza
zdobycz - wspaniaiy pocisg z
watsztatami samochodowymi a
merykanskiego pomysiu i kon--
strukcyi. Me mieliSmy ami ludzi'
ami czasu, a wskutek zerwanych
most6w, nawet moznosci wszy-
stko to nalezycie zbadac, zinwen
taryzowaG i wywiezc. Olbrzymi
ten iup wymknai sic nam zreszta
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-31

WarSZawa, &c czerwca. (P. A. IT,
Naczelnik Panstwa W Otoczeniu swych
adjutant6w Zwiedzii 81 i % czerwca
wszystkie OLcinki frOntu Salicyjskiego,
az do 1ajbardziej w%ysunietych linil.
Nieprzyjacielska artylerya widocznie
~uprzedzona byia, o tenn, gdyz nadzwy,
czajne ozywienie zapanowaio ma from,
Gle, gdzie padaf deszcze pocisk6w, 2
kt6rych kilka wybuch}o o pare krok6w
oil Naczelnika Pa6stwa i Cd jegO oto-
cZenia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-31
z GALICYl WSCHODNIEJ.

z r2k po dWoch tySodnlach.. -.
,,Jakie zmienne So wojny kole-
je. Tydzien temu opuszczalem
Tarnopol, a dis prawie wszyst-
kich, ktorych tam poznaiem, wiz
DE ma bruku lwowskim. Dziesiee
dni temu bylem tam swiadkiem
patryotycznych uchwal kolejarzy
socyalistow, ktorychby. sic wy
lpari tow. Moraczewski, slysza--
lem, jak zydzi rpowierzali swe
losy z caiym spokoiem opiece
Rzeczypospolitej" a chlopi z 80
gmin zebrani ma wielkim wiecu
pred magistratem podniesli
1000 rak ma znak, re chca Polski
do Zbruczka, re z ziemi tel. zro-
szonej potem i krwia p~rzodkow
nigdy ME ustapia.
Co sic staio z tymi, ktorzy 20
stall. co uciec ME zdazyli lub ME
mogli? Czy lyle jeszcze ow mio-
dy ksiadz, ktory ma wiecu chop
skim, nawoiywal do przebacze-
ria win katom j oprawcom hal
damackim?....
l Tarnopol mial juz swoich me
czennik6w. Posia Schmidta tyIko
jeden CLOS wiekszoSci W sadie
uratowal cd kary Smierci. Lezna
wal pred misya koalicyjna, jak
go bito nahajami do utrat przy-
tomnosci, jak go wloczono tygo-
dniami pc caiem Podolu, giodzv-
no maltretowano. L poczatku ma
ia zostali rozstrzelani be- dowo-
du, "a rzekomy spisek przeciw
Ukraine - student fAozofn Jei
rzy Dmitrow (Polak grecko-ka-
tolickiego wyznania) i fotograf
Rudolf Popiel. Student Smala,
ktoremu zamieniono kare Smier-
CT ma 10 lat eiezkiego wiezienia,
zmuszano, W ten sposob do re
znan, re go spuszczano gSowa
ia dol do kloaki. Gdy nieszcze-
Sliwy zaczai sic dusic W kale, py-
tai oprawca: - mo, a teraz be-
dziesz gada1?" Szmala pc kilka
krotnem %zanurzeniu, jeknai: nbe
dee
Obronca Rusin. dr.. Mirono-
wicz w przemowieniu SVEN "a
znaczyi, re W przeciagu 40 lat
zawodowej praktyki, ME widziai
ami jednego procesu, prowadzo-
nego z takiem pogwalceniem Pra
wa.
Fakty tie i odpowiednie proto-
k6Iy So juz znane lwowskiej mi
syi Ententy, byG jej czionkowie
PREY ekshumacyi zwiod, jezdzili
"a Tarnopol do Skaiatu, gdzie
zoinierze Petlury ks. Rabego O.
krutnie zamordowali, widzieli
przedstawiciele paistw sprzymrs
rzonych nastroj caiej ludnoSci,
Polakow, tyd6w aawet gfos6w
umiarkowanych Rusin6w wyssu
chali, kt6rzy VIOLA spokoJnie to-
lerancyjne rzady Polski, niz' ma
hajke i dzicz ukraihska. A jed
max wszystko to maio. Caiy SWAT
powinien sic dowieuziec o tych
morderstwach, zakopywaniu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-31

z naSZych JencoW. FrdIlCuSklfn
angielskim pismom ilustrowa-
nym powinnismy jaknajpredzej
dostsrczyc zdjec fotograficznych
re zwiok pomordowanych i tych
istnych szkieietow, ktore ciagna
o zebraczym kiju z obozow ola
internowanych.
Raporty misyi tona w atakach
ministeryainych, pisma zas czy-
|taja i przegiadaja - miliony.
Mad Zbruczen.
- Chce pan zobaczyc wojsko
Petlury? - zapytai mnie puikow
mix Sikorski PREY obiedze, W
przeddzien mego wyjazdu z Tar
nopola. - Jade do Podwoloczysk
z puik. Linden, mozemy pana
zabrac.
Oezywiscie przyjatem. propozy
eye z wielkiem zadowoleniem.
NCzterdziesci kilometrow. swiet
mel szosy przelatujemy samoeho
dem W Poitorej godziny. Podwo-
ioczyska So wiasciwie vista, kto-
"a dzieki temu, re miaia stacye
graniczna miedzy Austrya a
Rosya z komora oelna, rozrosia
sic W wielka osade, z kilkunastu
kamienicami, sklepami i ladnemi
willami W poblizu duzego dwor-
ca kolejowego. Z~niszczony on
dis j pusty, tax jak okazafy
gmach dworca tarnopolskiego. 49,
KilkanaScie porzuconych wago--
now .rosyjskich stoi ma torze. ze
lazny most ma Zbruczu - cary,
most drewniany taczacy Podwo-
ioczyska z Woioczyskami spa
lony tax doszczetnie re ami sladu
pc MIN niema.
Zsjezdzamy do komendy, Po-
Irucznik poznanczyk przesluciluje
wiasnie kilku podejrzanych wio-
czsgow, ktorych sprowadziiy pa
trole i melduje puikownikowi, re
kapitan, komendant wyjechaa
pred poiudniem do jakiejs wsi
pobliskiej, gdzie chiopi ukrywaja
DUO broni. Ia ehwile wchodzi
podporucznik z krzyzykiem l
korpusu ma piersi i sierzant. To-
warzysza nam - przechodzinly
koio stacyi i skrecamy do ZbrI'
GA.
Przypomina mi sic Seret pod
Tarnopolem. Taxa sama wazka,
metna rzeka, rozlewajaca sic W
rodzaj ieziora. Trzciny geste
tatarak, W dali polatuja bale ry-
bitwy. Brzeg cd Podwoioczysk
wyzszy, prawie stromy. Ma glinia
stej g6rce stoi nasz karabin ma,
szynowy i czuwa. Ten kulomiat
i z~olnierz, stojacy mad Zbruczem
- to chyba najdalej ma wsch6d
wysunieta placowka Rzeczypo,
spolitej - polska straz.
Ma drugim brzegu stoi szyld,
wach z oddziaiu Petlury. Pod.
chodzimy tax blisko, re mozemy
sic rozmoWic. Podpulkownik Lin
de pyta: oCzyS ty zoinierz, czy
oficer?"
Petlurec widocznie niezadowo
lony z pytania, %odpowiada o,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-01-17
These Values In Tailored
Skirts

All Wool Poplin and Serge Skirts,
in navy and black. Were 1898
and $9.0S, Sale Price $4.05
1888 Plaid and Stripe Skirts
for $5.9S
$1,000 All Wool Plaid Skirts,
for $7.9S
Balance of Stock of Skirts-All Wool
Serge and Poplin and Silk Skirts,
At 10 Per Cent Less
Than regular during the sale.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-01-17
Splendid Bargains in
Warm Winter Gloves
FOR WOMEN, MEN AND
CHILDREN

OI11hDRhN
Women's 35c Fleeced Cashmerette,
all sizes. Sale Price 100
Women's SOC Fleeced Cashmerette,
all sizes, Sale Price $50
Women's s9c White Chamoisuede, in
all sizes, Sale Price 400
Childrens 75c Angora Gloves, in
gray and brown. All sizes. New,
clean stock Sale Price 4Sc
Misses 89c White Angora Gloves,
Sale Price soc
Womcn's $3.50 1-clasp Pure Wool
Khaki Gloves, Sale Price SLIP
Mems S1.5O Pure Wool Gray Gloves,
1,clasp. All sizes ~. to 10,
Sale Price $1.12
Mems $500 Heavy Gray Wool
Gloves, l-clasp, All sizes I TO 10,
Sale Price $1.37
Mems $3.50 Tan Cape Street Gloves.
Sale Price CSC
Mems $500 Tan Cape Street Gloves.
Sale Price $1.4S
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-01-17
Children's Winter Coats
All One-Third Less

S5.98 Children's Coats, at $500
S7.98 Children s Goats, at $5.32
1898 Children's Coats, at $500
$1,000 Children's Coats, at $500
STATS Children's Coats, at $9.S2
S16,50 Childrcn's Coats, at $11.OO
$19.75 Children's Coats, at $13.17
S698 White Chinchilla Coat, size 4,
Sale Price $500
$498 White Corduroy Coat, size 4,
Sale Price $2.49
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-01-17
COrsets, Brassieres

$500 R and @ Corsets, in two
styles; most sizes here,
Sale Price Only CSC
SOC Gossard Brassieres in three
styles. Would be Use qualities
if bought today. All Sizes in
the Sale at Only 3Sc
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-01-17
Clean, Fresh Aprons
Marked Down

All the Best S1.39 Bungalow
Aprons, made of real pcrcalc.
Both straight and with gath
cred belts,
During the Sale at Only $1.OO
$1.79 All White Coverall Aprons,
with long sleeves and V neck,
Sale Price $1.29
Lot S1.48 House Dress Aprons, at
$1.OO
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-01-17

WOOL DRESS GOODS
1 Piece $500 Heavy Zebaline Coat
ing, in burgundy, 5G-inch,
Sale Price $3.50 yard
1 Piece $3.50 Navy Blue Kersey
Coating, Sale Price 1895 yard
$3.50 All Wool Sport Skirting or
Coating, 56-inch. Rose and black
and green and black,
one-Half Price, S1.75 yard
$500 All Wool French Serge, 42.inch.
In navy, brown and black,
Sale Price $2.39 yard
$2.19 All Wool Serge, 42-nch. Rose
color, Sale Price $1.IS yard
44-inch Storm Serges. Sold special
at $50 yard. Bought today would
be $500 yard. In navy, wistcria
and black.
Sale Price Only $1.19 yard
S1.25 All Wool Serge, 40-inch. In
dark rcd and wine.
Sale Price 79c yard
Skirt and Dress Pattern Lengths of
our best wool goods, Sergcs and
poplins, All One-Third Less
SOC ALI Wool Eiderdown, in coors.
Sale Price SOC yard
SOC Wool Finish Plaids, 36-nch,
Sale Price $50 yard
soc Wool Finish Plaids, 36-inch,
Sale Price 25< yard
42c Wool Finish Serges, 36-inch. In
all colors, Sale Price 29c yard
SILK DRESS GOODS
$500 Lining Satins, wear guaran-
tccd. In gray. brown and black,
Sale Price $1.43 yard
$500 Fancy Striped and Plaid Silks,
Sale Price $1.39 yard
S1.75 Silk Poplins, 36inch.
Sale Price S1.29 yard
$3.50 Georgette Crepe, in navy blue,
Sale Price $1.OO yard
SIPS Silk Poplins, 3G.inch,
Sale Price csc yard
S1.25 Rainbow Silks, 3G-inch, in light
colors, Sale Price 95c yard
S1.50 Taffeta Silks, 36-inch. Mostly
light colors, Sale Price CSC yard
S1.75 MeSsaline Silks, 36-inch, short
lengths and light colors,
Sale Price Csc yard
Crepe de Chimes, in short lengths, at
OneThird Less
COTTON DRESS GOODS
All the 27-inch Plaid and Stripe Out
ing Flannels, best quality; sold
everywhere at 3Jc.
All in the Sale at 1Sc yard
Best Quality Solid White, Pink or
Blue Outings,
In the Sale at $50 yard
SOC Heavy Bath Robe Flannels,
Sale Price soc yard
SIC Ducking Fleece Kimono and
Wrapper Flannels,
Sale Price 29c yard
29c Pamico Flannels. Imitation Of
Scotch flanncls,
Sale Price 1sc yard
25c Dark Fleeced Back Wrapper
Cloths, Sale Price 1Sc yard
Our Best Quality 69c Twilled Khaki
Cloth, Sale Price 45c yard
soc Striped Khaki Skirting, 36-inch,
Sale Price sec yard
SOC Tan Gabardine Skirting, 36-inch,
Sale Price SOC yard
Csc Silk Figured Grenadine, black.
36inch, Sale Price f9c yard
SOC Brocaded Tezzo Silks, green,
black and white, 36,inch,
Sale Price zoe yard
soc "Onota' Suiscne Silks, odd col.
ors, Sale Price 19c yard
Lot SOC Fine Mercerized Poplins,
Il Price, 25c yard
Lot 19c and 25c Voiles, Flaxons and
Cotton Foulards,
All at IL " 6 yard
Lot SOC Bates and Norfolk Cling
hams, at 25c yard
Small Lot SOC Percales, at use yard
soc All Linen Dress Goods, 4O-inch,
green and lavender,
Sale Price 5Or ward
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-01-17
Mounted Combs
All One-Half Price

SOC to CSC Mounted Barrettes, at
25c to 400
25c to $3.50 Back Combs and Fancy
Pins, at 12H. 6 to 75c
SOC Forward Combs, at 25c
CSC to 1888 Mounted Sets. Back
combs and side combs to match,
Acc to $1.99 set
Lot Sample Half-Pair Side Combs,
poe quality at SC;
soc quality at 1Oc
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-01-17

Boys 75c Heavy Gray Fleeced
Jersey Shirts and Drawers,
Sale Price SOC
Mems $1.O0 Heavy Jeager Fleeccd
Shirts, at soc
Mems $500 Gray Wool Drawers
and few shirts in sizes 81
and SO, Sale Price Only 100
Mems 1925 Heavy Gray Fleeced
Union Suits, at $3.50
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-01-17

Our Best Grade Children's Wool
Vests and Pants in White and
Natural Wool, g Flat style
Reduced zoe ON each size
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-01-17
Three Groups Flannel
cite Underwear

Women's $1.98 White Night
Robes, size 1G only,
Sale Price $1.j9
Girls S1.39 and $3.50 White
Night Robes. Sizes 10, II and
If only, Sale Price Csc
Boys $3.50 Night Robes,
Sale Price soc
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-01-17

COLORED COATS
$500 Diagonal
3d. Sae frce %1.oo $500 for
$500 Black Coats 3s ard
4l sale Price S4.95 $3.50 s
$500 Lam and caracul
jandf { i sizes to
Z $
Coats, of - "
Mat
in
ana mixtures, All
Price
of - 'N ONN
dclhi heviot $4,000 Heavy Black zebalme
coats sizes A. ~ Also one s
All $500 Colored Coats
~ " N'''' $1,000 Black
one
10
Coat of
~ ~ N'
n |
49, a..oo 8
Dol l.,
'o'"' '"' sizes
Evening star., 1919-05-04

held on May at the Willard by the
Maj. William Overton Calls Chapter,
d. A. r., for the French village re-
building fund.
Mrs. Walter Everett Hutton. the
ball chairman. desires all members
of patriotic orders to wear the full
insignia of their orders.
Boxes are reserved for the marines
returned from France and soldiers
from Walter Reed.
The patronesses for the ball are
Nine. de Cespedes. Nine. Urueta.
Mrs Newton D. Baker, Mrs. Franklin
Roosevelt, Mrs. Paul Anderson. Mrs.
James Boggs, Mrs. Ella Marcus Bull,
Mrs. Elliott G. Bracket, Miss Mary
Perry Brown. Mrs. Perry Belmont,
Mrs. Agnes Brandes. Mrs. William
Walter Bloedorn, Mrs. Barnett, Mrs.
Claude Bennett, Mrs. B. w. Bowney,
Mrs. Nelson Brinkerhoff, Mrs. Charles
F. Craig, Mrs. Chadsey. Miss Lillian
Chenoweth, Mrs. Henry O'Bannan
Cooper. Mrs. Avery Dabinet, Mrs. Carl
R. Darnall Mrs. Peter A. Drury. Mrs.
Edwin DuBose. Mrs. Goodwin d. Ellis
worth. Mrs. w. C. Carmichael. Mrs.
George E. Chadsey. Mrs. G. r. Dufour:
Mrs. L. Jennings Davis. Mrs. Samuel
Dorsett. Miss Evelyn Early, Mrs. Gibson
Fahnestock. Miss Hilda Fletcher,
Mrs. Stephen H. Ford. Mrs. William
E. FendaII, Mrs. Julian Cabell Gools-
by, Mrs. D. w. Classic. Mrs. Frank
A Greenwalt.a Mrs. Alexander Gait
Miss Mary Josephine Gardner. Mrs.
Augustus Gardiner, Mrs. D. H.
Gienty. Mrs. William c. Gywnn. Miss
Hill Mrs. Charles Hamlin, Mrs.
Elizabeth Knox Harrison. Mrs. Jose
phine j. Horton, Mrs. Hurrey. Miss
Evening star., 1919-05-04

Stella Hart, Mrs. Walter Everett
Hutton, Mrs. Arthur E. Harding, Mrs.
Merritt Ireland, Mrs. Robert H. Kel-
tan. Mrs. Joseph Knowlton. Mrs. J.
William Kyle. Miss Julia Jennings,
Mrs. Belief Tinsley Karr. Mrs. L.
Lazaro. Mrs. Lisle S. Lipscomb,
Miss c. Lamar. Mrs. f. H. Lynham
Morrie, Mrs. jefferson McLemore. Mrs.
William Lister. Mrs. F. Berger Moran.
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey. Mrs. Mar
garet Pendleton. Mosby, Mrs. r. A.
Netcalf. Miss Cornelia Niles, Mrs
Clarence Owen, Miss Edward Olney.
Mrs Frank Odenheimer. Mrs. Albert
Sidney Parry. Mrs. Cyrus Potter. Miss
Cary Peachey, Miss Antionette Peter
son. Miss Ella. A. Mansfield, Mrs
James Rogers, Miss Helen Stout, Mrs.
A. c. Y. Salter, Miss Virginia Revere.
Smith, Mrs. Wallace Streater, Mrs. j.
Donald Stewart. Mrs. Rexford Smith.
Miss Francis Lee Stranghan. Miss AL
thea Serpelle. Mrs. c. H. Stratton, Mrs.
Conrad Syme, Mrs. Houston B. Techee.
Mrs. George Theobald. Mrs. Theodore
Tiller Mrs. Grace L. Thompson, Mrs.
TRULY, Miss F. Marie Tunstall. Mrs.
Forrest Vrooman. Mrs. Horace H.
Westcott. Mrs. ]. Lee Webb, Mrs.
Charles Drake Westcott, Mrs. Horace
Whitaker. Mrs. w. A. Wayne. Mrs.
Walsh, Mrs. Furman B. Wise. Mrs.
Charles Boughton Wood. Mrs. ]. A.
Woodruff, Miss Jesse Lee Ward and
Mrs. Emma Henry Young.
The marriage of Miss Eleanor Black
burn Washington and Mr.. Stuart Kaen
Evening star., 1919-05-04

Joice Of Chicago. which took place
Friday, April %, at Christ Church.
Alexandria, Va, was unusually inter-
esting. The bride is direct descend
ant of John Augustine Washington.
brother of Gen. Washington; grand
niece of Gov Francis John Thomas
of Maryland and is a lineal descen
ant of the Duke of Ormond, through
her great-grandmother Sarah Anne
Eleanor McGill She is also related
Evening star., 1919-05-04

to Sir William Macdonald Sinclair,
archdeacon of London.
Christ Church, where the ceremony
took place, was where Gen. Wash
tives of the bride worshiped. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. DR..
Morton. the pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joice will spend the
next few months at the Willard before
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going to New York, where they will
make their future home.

going to New York, where they will
make their future home.
The meetings of the medical emer-
bency committee at St. Margarets
Church have been discontinued for
the present, but yarn for knitting
stump socks" may be obtained from
Mrs. Ireland at the Brighton on Sat-
urday mornings. beginning May 3.
Completed garments may be returned
to the same address.
Mrs William Atherton Du Puy is
spending the week end at Ocean City,
N J., where she will take a cottage
for the summer. She will have with
her her two little daughters, Celine
and Jacqueline. and Capt. Du Puy will
Join them for the week ends.
Engagement Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Carleton Small
| announce the engagement of their
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SOCIETY TURNS TO EARNEST
EFFORTS FOR VICTORY LOAN
WHILE OTHER EVENTS WAIT
Energetic Matrons and Maids Enter Into
Work Of Campaign With Eminently
Successful Results

OCAL week practically stanosth "he
itself the
victory maids evidence at an the
selling bonds and sohc1hs
emineny
Many aggard much trouble were
ta1rest ana
generously to their foceful persuasons.
ONE early the week the beh OF Miss Augusta Nass
Secretary the Treasury and Mrs Garter Oiass
SOGO the theaters The h re-
audience who gaanty pledged hse
n to fair speaker.
"A steadily and their arguments are SO
mark promises be of great pride
besides Miss
working help Washington make good are Mrs A.
Palmer Mrs John Lord OBrian Mrs j. Campbell Canr MIS-
Mrs Thomas Watt Gregory
Ekn Britten, Mrs. Walter Schoekop Dr.
Esther Lov Miss Anna Lord Strauss Miss Mue Denys ana MIS-
Eugene Meyer, jr.
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Mexican Ambassador Returns.

The Mexican ambassador, Senior
yznacio Bonillas. has returned from
New York, where he went to say
goodbye to his son-in-law and
daughter. Lieut. and Nine. Giuseppe
Coppoia. who sailed for Italy last
Wednesday Nine. Bonillas. who ac-
GoApanied the ambassador 10 New
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daughter, Elsie Carleton, to Mr.. Fred
erick Lawrence Strang. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Strang of Medford, Ore.
The wedding will take place some
time in June.
Miss Lucille Wheeler of Dunkirk.
N Y, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Der. Nelson at their residence.
400 L street northwest.
Tuesday evening, May 13. the Sons
of Confederate Veterans, Washington
Camp. No. 305. will act as host 10
the members of the camp who have
returned from service in the Army.
Navy and Marine Corps. to be given
at Confederate Memorial Home, 1922
Vermont avenue northwest.
A musical entertainment. followed
T, by a dance, has been arranged, under
! the Craftsmanship of Mr.. Frank r.
| Frayel and Mr.. Albert Sidney
Parry, assisted by Mr.. +. II. Sothoron.
| Mr.. ]. Roy Price, Mr.. Il. IL. Blalock,
| lCoDtjnued an Second pdgeD
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Miss Anna Hamlin, who spent the
past week in Boston. will return to
Washington Tuesday
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Mrs. Fred Britten. wife of Repre-
sentative Britten. will entertain at
small tea Tuesday afternoon in her
apartment at Wardman Park Hotel.
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Final arrangements are being com
pleted for the patriots ball to be
Evening star., 1919-05-04

Capt. William H. Reynolds. U. s. NJ.
and Mrs. Reynolds have taken the
Debiois cottage in Newport for a year
and will arrive there soon.
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Capt. and Mrs. David E TheIeen
have as their guest Admiral Arthur
l.. Willard, the recent commandant
of the navy yard, who will take com
mand of the U. S. S. New Mexico
about May 10.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ Green will
entertain at dinner Wednesday even
ing at the Chevy Chase Club.
Evening star., 1919-05-04

Judge and Mrs. c. C. McChord en-
tertained at luncheon yesterday at
the Cafe ST. Marks
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Mr.. and Mrs. Sprague Coolidge of
!, Washington will spend the summer
at the Blue Bird Cottage, on South
Mountain.
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Mr.. and Mrs L. c. Walker and their
SON of this city. who spent some time
at the Greenbrier White Sulphur
Springs. have motored to Hot Springs,
Va. for short stay before return
ing to Washington.
Evening star., 1919-05-04

The attache of the legation of Den
mark and Mrs. Aksel c. P. wichfeld
who are in New York, will return to
Washington Tuesday
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-01-15
AROUND THE COUNTY
MUSCODA.
The Progressive says:

The Progressive says:
Mrs. Anna Gelter received the good
news last Saturday that her son Pete,
who was "over there" with the A. E.
f.. has arrived safely in New York
and will soon be home.
VIM. E. Muller of the U. S. NJ, re-
turned to New York Tuesday, after a
fifteen day furlough at his home in
this village. Billy is with the Grand
feet which was patrolling the British
Isles up to the close of the war
Our genial bud Huppler was about
as busy as could be issuing orders to
sheep at the stock yards last Mon
day, when one buck" took exception
to his mandatory edicts and began
belligerent operations. The bucks
point of attack was buds rear guard
and its blow was a we'll directed one.
1t struck bud amidships which sent
him sprawling to mother earth, while
Mr.. Buck withdrew a few feet for an
other drive Dud took advantage of
this brief cessation of hostilities and
scrambled to his feet for a counter
drive on Mr. Buck. Timely interven-
ton by neutral parties saved one of
the belligerents from an inglorious
defeat and a "no-victory" armistice
was signed.