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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-05
TEKIREDAKCYJNEJ.

,yNiemcy ME dadza nj piedzi zie-
mi re swoich terenow nj ma "a
chodzie, nj ma wschodzie !...."
To ostatnie to juz sam szczyt te-
go ,,bluffu", godzacy nietylko w
Polske, 0 te mniejsza Koalicyi, do
wodzi nam tego dosyc wyraznie
ostatnimi easy, - ale angazuj:
to przecie gwaitownie decyzye
jej i plany ma z~achodzie, a to
kwestya - caikiem inna.... /
ma MIA z pewnoscia zwrocono IT,
wage w kuloarach wersalskich.
So juz tego widoczne dowody.
.Bluffem" to wszystko estate
cznie bye moze i w~iekszosc prasy
$wiata calego uwaza owe pogroz-
HI niemieckie "a pusty wrzask -
nic innego, pewnie tez w okolicz-
roSciach innych - odpowiednich
- byiyby to take pc naszemu
:, strachy ma lachy" ma ktdre
Niemcy Z pewnoScia moze i ME
rozwoliliby sobie, gdyby wtaSnic
owych ~dzisiejszych podatnych
sobie i sprzyjajacych i'm okolicz~
nosci w ]Swiatowej polityce ME
uwazali. PrzyPomnijmy, IL ME
bylo p~rzecie wcaie owego niem!e.
ckiego wrzasku tuz pc pogromie
i pc zawarciu rozejmu: Cen
tralni wtedy zdani byli ma iaske
- niclaske i miny mieli cudnie-
rzadkie! Niemcy to narod taxi,
re tylko siia i'm imponuje, tylko
siIe czcza ba}wochwalczo: Cd mai
dawniejszych czas6w tacy byli!
Kt0z ich l. tel wla5nie strony po-
znai lepiej cd mas, coSmy sasie-
dztwo Z mimi opiacili najcieisze-
mi niedolami i w;eczna plemion
slowianskich wogole. a narodu
naszego w szczeg6lnoSci szkoda.
ktorej do dis p]owetowac ME
mozemy - bodaj - ME powetu-
jenny juz nigdy!... Wobcc sill
nych, poteznych oni ulegli -
korni i skladni, leCz skoro tyl-
ko SAM W silly wzrosnq, 4 pre-
ciwnika obacza slabnacego ma
tychmiast ich pokora zamlenia
sic W pyche. w butte arogancka,
4 ulegloSc - zuchwalStwo. Ia
KIM byli w stosunkach Z MANI
jeszcze w Marchiach Wschod-
Mich. takimi nam byli Krzyza-
cy. takimi Prusy Z arcy-}otrem
Frydcrykiem tacy Sami byli tei
wzgledem innych swoich sqsia--
dow i wszystkich, I kim tylko W
stycznosc weszli - Francya pc
ras najwiecejby o tenn powledziec
mogla, najsilniej bowiem doswiad
czyfa ,,cn6t" prusko niemiec.-
kich, chocby tylko w oStatnim
pogromie swoim w 1S71szym ro-
ku. W kt6rym nietylko jej kleske
zadano. ale i upokorzono ia ciez-
ko i dotkliwie.
Umieli to wszyStko robic /
zrobili Z calem wyrafinowanem
okrucienstwem - Niemcy, ale
dzisiaj protestuja przeciwko upo-
karzajacemu ola siebie pokOjowi.
Coz i'm dale te smiaioSt - te
czelnoSt wystapienia i - czy "a
MEM moze bye jaka si}a i znacze-
nie?... Niezawodnie - tax. Pa
re miesiecy temu - ~jeszczeby nj
silly tel, nj znaczenia ME byio:
Niemcy byli zgnieceni, pogro-
mieni - zbici; wtedy MONA by
10 z mimi zrobic w~szystko; wtedy
ralezaio i'm pokoj dyktowac /
wtedy byliby go musieli przyjac.
Dzisiaj inaczej. DIS okolicz-
noSci miedzynarodowych sytua--
cyl odmieniiy sic ma korzysc
Niemcow, stanowczo zas ma ME
korzySc Aliantow - dzieki ME-
mozliwej przewlekioSci obrad
Kongresu Pokojowego, ktoremu
mkt ME odmawia najlepszych
checi i k~walifikacyi, ale po kto--
.iym spodziewano sic przede-
wszystkiem pokoju, a pc tenn do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-05

Jakq fedcracya ia bedzie W
szczegolnoSci, jaki jej rad, jake
czeSci skladowe - to nam juz
rajblizsza ~przysziost zadecydo-
wac bcdzie musiafa d}ugo sic ia
ka. jak jest obecnie - niepew--
nose tolerowac ME da, a skoro ma
Pokojowym Kongresic zostane
okreSlone nareszcie granice Jugo-
Slawii. gl0wnie Cd strony mora,
gdzie L Wfochami konflikt, gdy
sic ia najwazniejsza jugo-s}owiafi
ska sprawl wyklaruje, w6wczas
organizacya tego pahstwa fedora
tywnego bedzie musia}a za}atwit
sic szybko - a jak, to juz sa--
mymze Iudom owym pozostawio-
no.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-05
Niemlecki ,,BluT''.

JSoI "a Wy W O S$J
ME. Wyzywajace glosy niemie--
ckie i Gale zachowanie sic tamtej
strony W ostatnich dwu tygod-
mach mniej wiecej jest tego ro-
dzaju, il zastanawia wSzyStkie
czynniki polityki swiatowej i
wszystkie MIA z~ajmujace sic ko-
Ia, a re W koiach tych dzisiaj do
slownie chyba SWAT caly ME
dziwze tedy. IL niemieckie opo-
zycye wyrosly ma najaktualnlej-
sza sprawe miedzynarodowa.
Rzecznicy niemieccy w kilku
kwestyach, omawianych ostatni-
mi easy ma Kongresie Pokojo-
wynn, zajeli stanowisko take, IL
nieledwie jest ono jaskrawa pro-
wokacya Aliantow, jest w caiej
peini konsekwentnym przejawem
stanowczych tendency do MOI
liwie jeszcze najlepszego wyjscia
ola Niemiec - z trudnosci wo-
jennych i powojennych, jest ono
przytem takie aroganckie, take
wyzywajace i czeIne, jak gdyby
Niemcy ME pogromione by1y w
tel wojnie, ale mialy prawo ga
dac - by z rownymi rowny, lax
gdyby ma jednakich warunNach
stron abu wsp6lnie deliberowano
mad tym pokojem, ME zaS miano
go Niemcom dyktowat - jak to
przecie zapowiadali Alianci....
Zachowanie sic dzisiejsze Mem
cow jest przytem w caiej peini
zgodne z zaiozeniem ich dawno
zapowiadanem, re sic ma pok61
upokorzajacy ME zgodza, re lie
przyjma zadnych warunkow, ktd-
re sic i'm beda wydawaiy upoko-
rzeniem, hub ktore ME beda sic
godziiy Z n~iemieckiem pojeciem
siusznoSci. -. Jeszcze "a cesar
skich czasow ~gioszono w MEM
czech take rzeczy, a dzisiaj po-
wtarzaja je I zadziwiajac2 soil
darnoScia, dowodzaca, IL mino
wszystkie wenetrzne nieznask:,
nielady i walk partyjne ma
punkcie zagranicznych pojec !
pozycyi Niemcy So zgodni i kon-
sekwentni - jak rzadko: walcza
miedzy soba ich partye o wpiywy
i wiadze, ale wzgledem obcych'
a zwiaszcza wrogow - solidarnle
i konsekwentnie bronia interesow
swoich i swego pahstwa, JaElem-
kolwiek ono bye ma w p~rzyszlo-
Sci.
Dzisiai luz Niemcy nre zads-
walaja sic tez okolnikani W
stwierdzaniu tych swoich posta-
nowien, dis juz caikiem wyraz-
ME orzekaja, re n. p. ME zapiaca
tego, hub owego rachunku z pro-
ponowanych indemmzacyi, ktore
i'm tez Koalicya laskawie obniza
razporaz, - dalej co do Gdanska
charakterystycznie wyzywajaco i
zuchwale sic zachowuja - po-
wiadajac, il go ME dada Pola-
kom, o%rganizujac sztuczne pro-
testy ludnosci nirmieckicj miasta
tego i okolicy - wiemy dobrze
co warte, ba - nawet ladowania
wojsk polskich z Francyi ME
chca w Gdansku, a Hindenburg
- czy jakis inny ,,kondotier'
germanski gotuje nawet zbroJny
odp6r - ma wypadek, gdyby mi
mo wszystko wojska nasze tam
przecie ladowac mia}y: zbroja
wybrzeze Gale, fortyfikuja port,
a odgrazaja sic, a krzycza ma
SWAT caiy w swojej znanej z
wrzaskliwych zdolnosci prasie.
Onegdaj telegramy doniosiy, re
i ma Slasku gotuje sic ia sama hi
storya: Slask ma bye czesciowo
oddany Polsce - vice Niemcy
zrowu p~rotestujs pc swojemu'
a przedewszystkiem juz tam po-
dobno takze wojska kupia ola
zbrojnego oporu ma wszelki
wypadek. -.
!:
Me wchodzic nam tu- w mas
najbardziej dotyczace owe pro-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-05

phone take juz znuzyi sic cze-
kaniem ma decyzye wersalskie: W
ciagu miesiecy dlugich razporaz
tam cos z Kongresu tego powie-
dziano, razporaz cos polowiczne-
60, czastkowego zrobiono, czy
dano; oczywista wszystko to lu-
Idly pobite brac musialy ma swa
ni~ekorzySc, ale take czastkowe-
pc odrobinie podawane warunki,
ograniczenia i upokorzenia, taxi
program powolnie wykonywany
p%onizenia i obcinania potegi daw-
nych mocarstw centralnych -
ludom ich musiai STAG sic niemoz-
Hwy do zniesienia, musiat je de-
rerwowac, zniecierpliwiac, NIL
siai wydac sic w koncu dokuczli
wa sekature!.... Clos - chocby
bardzo Shiny - ale jeden i ko-
nice - znieSc MONA ale do mai
straszniejszych tortur nalezy sa-
genie woody pc kropelce w jedno
i to samo miejsce czaszki ludz--
kiej... Rozumiemy, IL w takiej
tortury nastrojach a w dodatku
i w innych utrapieniach - niepe-
wroSci bytu politycznego, nedzy
eEonomicznej. ktorq pokoi m6gi-
by zakonczyc, a ME kohczy, DO go
sic ME doczekaG - w takich to
wlaSnie usposobieniach So teraz
Judy centralne.
| IA te na%stroje, ma te usFoso-
bienia - padaja pogr6zkowe ME
mieckie prowokacyc: prowodyrzy
niemieccy, widzac i wSrod Allan
tow z%nuzcnic przcwlekiosciq per-
traktacyi. spowodowanc malkon-
tentacye ~przer0znc wyzej
wzmiankowane, a dalej wiclc IN
nych jeszcze nieporozumici -
vida ola Niemiec W EN- w$zy-
stkiem szanse znakomita. W
Niemczech juz pogromu eiekt be-
~poSrednio ~straszliwy rrzeminai, a
pc wytchnicniu wzrasta poczucie
jakiejs jeszczc przecie silly i checi
oporu i bronienia sic - zwlasz--
CA, &c przeciwnik nie taxi znowu
niewzruszcnic potezny. | oto
Niemcy SzukajQ porozumlen ma
swojq strone ola wzmocniehia
swego stanowiSka; rozruchy Il"
Wegrzech. agitacye W Austryi SO
togo d~owodnym przejawem jeSli-
by dis faktycznie do jakiegos
z~brojncgo oporu C]entralnych
rrzyszio - toby Nicmcy L We .
grant ! AUSTRIA, a najprawdopo-
dobniej tcz Z bolszewikami ruSki-
mi i rosyjskimi staneli przeciwko
Aliantom... Wicrzymy, re opor
ten daily sic niezawodnic pre-
Iamat i poskromiG, ale wieleby OIL
cfiar i koSzt6w znowu spowodo-
wal, o ileby odwloki uspokojenir
Lrropy - trudno i mprzyDlizc--
riu chotby okrcslit.
Ieszcze mieSiac temu Nicmcy
shall prosby do Wersalu, o ry-
chile dokonanie pokoju: dis tych
proSb ME slychac wcale: kto vie,
czy Nicmcy mic praGnq dis sami
przewlekan, widzac, IL ma mich
tylko zarobic NIGGA. DIS Pc str0-
rie ludlow alianckich wolania sd
0 przySpieszenic pokoju i czyta
sic wciaz wskazywania z}ych sl;u-
tkow, jake re zwiok dalSzycl
wyniknqc jeszczc NIGGA. Me CO.
wiemy,r by to byla wlaaciwa tax
tyka: Swiatowc pisma, wyglasza-
JAG takic wlaSnic poglady, odSfa-
niajq INTERPRETATIONS slabe stro-
ny swoich; ME brak byio II mas
Pism i takich. ktore wprost wSka-
zywaly> mozliwost przewrotow
we Francyi i w Anglii: re tego
rodzaju informacye musialy bye
,woda ma mlyn" Niemcow -~ to
oczywista. Mech zwlekaja, MECH
sic kl6ca tax mySla Niemcy:
zyskamy ma tenn tylko. | o kazdy
waruneczek, i'm podany - avian.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-05

W doniesicniu 0 republice serb
skiej jest ~jeszcze sporo %niejasno-
sci: dotycilczas przewodzi}a W
Jugo-Slawii Serbia, ale ia Jak
wyzej zaznaczyliSmy opowiadaja-
ca sic "a monarchia, fakt zas wzie
cia CORY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
by sic znowu dowodzic, re wzieli
tam gore Kroaci, przeciwni mo-
narchii, gdy znowuz przeznacze-
ME stolicy ewentualnej republiki
do Belgrade - ma STRONG serbska
Swiadczy. Cos sic tn wiec ME zga-
dza, w czem tcz niejakic uzasad-
~nienie przypuszczenia, IL wiado-
nose moze jeszcze ME bye praw-
DIVA. w kazdym razie jesli mia
ME jest, to zapewne sprawdzl sic
bardzo rychlo: monarchia juso-
siawiaiska mad federacyjnem, a
vice W rzeozywistosci ma spos6b
republiki zorganizowanem pan
stwem ME bedzie> miala wielkiej
racyi bytu i zamiana jej W repu-
bike must STAG sic w najlepszym
razie - kwestya czasu niediugie-
go.
Kara-G eorgewicze So stara ro-
dzina krolewska Serbii: nominal
ME rzadzi kr6l Piotr l., ktory
jednak z powodu badzo podeszie-
20 wieku i ziego stanu zdrowia -
iuz w czasie wojny zdal rzadow
ciezar drugiemu synowi swemu,
nastepcy tronu - ks. Alexandra
wi, cziowiekowi podobno IDOL
nemu i dzielnemu, ozdobionemu
rimbem quasi - bohaterskim IL
czasu wielkiej wojny. KS. AleNan-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-05

MesoUis stanR Ussedsfs zpd.
6sujq sic I'd zdaniu. se mpsf tSt.
nice Zjednoceoao, Rfezutesna I
s0RlaESQdHG PoLSkd.
- Woodrow Wilson.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-23
MISS LILLIAN DORVAlL
HONOREE GUEST AT
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Miss Lillian D'Orvall was the honor
guest Friday evening when her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank D'orvaH.
charmingly entertained about fifIy
friends in honor of her nineteenth
birthday.
The color scheme of pink and green
was prettily carried out in the decord-
tions Of the apartments and festoons
of hearts added a pretty suggestion
of valentine The young girls all wore
fancy dress costumes ana Barry ; or
chestra furnished music for dancing
during the evening. The guests We're
later invited into the dining room
where a delicious ice course was
served the beautifully appointed table
presenting pretty picture with TIE
huge white birthday cake a the en-
terpiece. deliberately decorated with
pink and green hearts in Il settIn.5 e
ferns and flowers. The guests who
were fortunate enough TO share this
delightful celebration with Miss p'or-
vail, al their departure wished for
their hostess many more such happy
anniversaries.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-23
LOVELY MUSICAL PROGRAM
TO BE RENDERED AT SERVICES
-iFST BAPTIST CHURCH TODAY.

Congregations 1T The First Baptist
church always enjoy as i pleos =,
feature at the regular services an 1t
tract.ve musical program and this
morning especially pretty selection
vii be rendered.
Mrs. Chaplain Pearce will sins the
offertory, her selection being, sweet
Home Jerusalem. by Capon. ard two
violin numbers VIII be rendered by
AIr Max HeiHherg. Mr. +. 6. ~ n
ham VIII sing the offertory at the ave
ming services. Prayer Perfect, being
ht~ selection and Come Holy spirit
by Rockwell. will. be sung by a quar-
tette composed Of Misses Wilhelm. ana
Jones AMI Messrs. ONenham and Ip-
ton.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-23
w eek's Events at
Patriotic League

Miss Elizabeth c. Adams. general
secretary
Miss Grace \, Hamilton. assistant
secretary
Miss olive Price, second assistant
League rooms are open from . a.
m. to L. m. every dag except sun
day.
Monday Night.
Cafeteria supper served at cost to
all business women and girls OF The
city from 70 o'clock
Regular weekly meeting OF Com
pany u. Under leadership of Mis-
jamie Knowles : O'Clock.
Rehearsal Of the "Mikado" a Jan
aneee play 10 be given under the di
rection Of MIR oxenllam of the PEN
sacola ShipbuIding Co. BY the girls
from the different groups Who VII
take part with others 80 o'clock.
Tuesday Night.
Cafeteria supper served at COST to
all business women and girls of the
city from 6 to o'clock
Regular weekly meeting of Com
pany "F' under the leadership Of
Miss Jane Durham. O'Clock.
Regular weekly meeting Of II
square and the T.. G. 3. A. clubs,
composed Of girls from the Sisters OF
AISfcE convent. with MlSS Grace fiaTl-
ilton, recreationaI secretary of Tho
league. as leader with gymna SUM
work under the direction of Miss Ma
RE Mcmillan, Tuesday afternoon.
Beginners French class. Miss Maud
Suter. teacher, ! to s o'clock.
Regular weekly meeting of Com
pang 20. under the leadership O.
Mrs. Henry Jeudevine : o'clock.
Gymnasium classes under the in
-truction Of Mr.. Englert. Of the Pen
sacola Shiphuilding Co. to o'clocll.
Wednesday Night.
open night.
Thursday Night.
Gymnasium classes. Mr.. Englert, in
@truetor. to 3 o'clock.
Advanced French class Miss Maud
'uter teacher. TO s O'Clock.
Friday Night.
open night.
Saturday Night.
open night.
Sunday.
''Chmk'' Club. p. II. $. boys. cur
rent Events class, ) to O'Clock
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-23
LEMON JUICE
WHITENS SKIN
Girls! Make beauty lotto
at home for few cents


Squeeze the juice of two lemons into
a bottle containing three ounces of
orchard White shake Well, ana YOU
have a quarter pint Of the best
bleaching and skin whitening lotion
and complexion beautifier 1T very.
very small cost.
Your grocer mas the lemons and any
drug store or toilet counter viii sup
ply three ounces OF Orchard White FOR
a few cents. Massage this sweetly
fragrant lotion INTO the face. neck.
arms and hands each day and see
how tan. redness sallowness, sun
burn and wlndburn disappear and
how clear. soft and rosy white the
skin becomes. Yes. It Is harmless
Adv
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-23
NUMBER PENSACOLA FRIENDS
ATTEND COURTNEY MANNING
WEDDING IN MOBILE.

number Of relatives and frien Is
will leave The latter part of this weail
for Mobile 70 he guests 1t the MAJ
liage Of Miss Edna Manning TO MI
Frank Emmett Courtney which tahe5
place ON Monday March 3, amoni
whom viii be Mr. and Mrs. Feio THr-
ner. Mrs T w Finch, Mr.. Leo Finch.
Miss Alma Finch. Miss Vera Green.
Miss Irene Pinney Mrs. Ed. Gale
Ouina. Mrs. Alice Quina. Miss Annis
Quina. Captain t. T. Quina. Mrs. y. II.
ROtureau.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-23
CANTEEN ROOM
CLOSED LAST NIGHT.

owing to The decrease ~ q" HVIh
Der Of service men going IN and oa. Of
Pensacola the Red cross Cant"nn
Service room at the L. & Is station
has been distinrled ~ the ladies vito
have been rendering wonderful Is
stance to the men. The ladies lrr TO
ita congratulated for the valuable Wc1 Is
they have done as many service men
have been sent on their way rejoicin
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-23
MRS. MOORE, HOSTESS TO
FIVE HUNDRED CLUB AT
SAN CARLOS THURSDAY.

Mrs. ]. T. MOOre VIII be h0Stess %
the Five Hundred Club which pla $
for tie benefit Of the Woman's Home
at the san Carlos Thursday afte"roon
"t 3 o'clock Those who viii be un-
able to attend are requested to please
notify Mrs. Moore beforehand.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-23
LADIES SACRED HEART PARISH
TO ENTERTAIN
WITH DANCE TUESDAY.

The ladies of the Sacred Heart par
ish VIII entertain with a delightful
dance ut the Keyser auditorium on
the evening of Tuesday February -.
beginning at o'clock.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-23
ANNOUNCE BIRTH
OF a DAUGHTE r.

Mr. and Mrs. " j. WElkins. : North
DaNnlier street, announce the hirtn
of a little daughter At their homo On
Friday, February y.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-23
ANNOUNCE BRIT RI
OF A SON.

Mr. and Mrs. @. r. Smith. u, @o5
West Lloyd street. are receiving con
gratulations on the birth Of a son,
who viii bear the name OF Moreno
Gonzalez. combining tine surnameS "t
his grandparents on his paternal sid
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-23
LADIES SACRED HEART PARISH
TO GIVE DANCE AT KEYSER
AUDITORIUM

The ladies Of sacred Heart Parish
VIII entertain with a dance at tlo
kcyser auditorium Tuesday evenin-
February -. at o'clock. Admissial
for ladies, - cents: gentlemen. 80
cents.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-23
CIRCLE NO 8. FIRST BAPTIST.
MEETS WITH MRS BOONE

C!rc!e No 3, Of the missionary So
ciety OF The First Baptist church. Mil
meet 1T $50 o'clock tomorrow after
noon with Mrs. u. +. Boone. AZ nar
home, 1905 North Eaylen street.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-23

due to the attention and comforts be
slowed upon hem by the canteen or
ga nizaion through the ladies no
gave their time anu efforts 70 this
worthy cause.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-23
CARR OE HANKS.

We desire to take this means OF con
veying to all those Kind friends whom
We could not call upon personally, cur
deepest gratitude and sincere apI'fe-
citation for their many acts of kindly
sympathy ANA helpfulness in the hour
of our affliction. May the Fath"~ q
All mercies remember each one "a. y
send YOU such true help should soE-
row ever fall TO Your lot.
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WOMAN'S AUXILIARY FIRST
PRE- ERIAN CHURCH
MEETS TUESDAY

The Woman Auxiliary Of tho First
Presbyterian church VIII meet in the
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MRS. DAN MURPHY
AND CHILDREN.

american army IF Occupation
sounds good hut Il needs Your sup
port. Have YOU paid Your income
tax
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parlors Of the church Thursday a-ter-
noon at I O'Clock, Mrs W. r. FerrisS
viii have charge of the program.
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"Chink'' Club. r. II. s. boys. cur
rent Events class, ) to I O'Clock.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1919-05-21
ORLEANS

Lucille Bright, Of near Shiloh visit
ed a day or two with her father,
Frank Bright.
Charlie Hoyt, of Detroit, called on
his old time friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Hoppough, Wednesday.
Mrs. Lizzie Olmstead was in Belding
Friday morning.
Miss Winifred Cornwell started
Monday morning for Grand Rapids
for months review on school work
she has already studied.
Mrs. Frank Hill underwent a SER
gical operation. Thursday at Butter
worth hospital in Grand Rapids. She
is doing as well as can be expected.
Her many friends hope for her speedy
recovery.
Mrs. M. L. Howe, of West Orleans
called on her friend, Mrs. ID. c. Will
bur.
Mrs. Z. C. Face. of Belding. is
visiting relatives and friends in Or
leans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Clements and
son. Hannah. were Sunday guests
of the latters parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Hannah. of Belding.
The family of Wilson Purdy, who
have been i'll all winter are able to
get out again. Wish their many
friends and different organizations to
accept their thanks for the many
kind remembrances shown to them
Mrs. Hattie Gleason, of West Or
leans, visited friends in Orleans Teus-
day and Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Noddin, of South
Orleans, were in Orleans on business
Friday.
Friends from Blanchard. Stanton,
Belding, Ionia. Smyrna. Moseley and
Entrican attended the funeral of Mrs.
Electia Towne, Tuesday. also a large
circle Of friends in Orleans.
Mrs. Alva Hill, of South Orleans,
was in Orleans on business Tuesday.
Will Warner is building fine new
garage.
Mr.. and Mrs.. G. Hoppough and
daughter. Venie Madge. were over
Sunday guests of the formers par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Hoppough
Of Ionia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Hawkins. OF
Muir, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert
] the past week.
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FENWICK

Frank Worden was home from Lam
sing over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walters, from
Racine, Wis. are visiting the latters
parents Mr.. and Mrs. r. E, Chap
man.
Mrs. vern Monger is still on the
sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Belyou and Mr..
and Mrs, Clay White motored to Stan
ton. Saturday afternoon.
There will be a social dance given
at the Fenwick /. o. o. F. hall. We'd
nesday evening, May %, from the
soldier boys that have come home
Every one is invited.
Mrs. Anna Haysmer and daughter
Fern. spent over Sunday with Mr..
and. Mrs. Charles Staines.
Mrs. Sarah Thompson is visiting
relatives at Berrien Springs.
Mrs. B. c. Soulle entertained Mr.,
and Mrs. j. II. Ross and son Stanley
and Mrs. Jennings and daughter, Err
ma, from Lansing, Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Soulles, from near Wick
erville, visited her daughter, Mrs. Fred
Monger. the week end.
Mrs. Clay White visited her sister
Mrs. Charles Olson. at Greenville.
Tuesday and Wednesday of this week.
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SMOKY ROW

MRS: Z. b. Johnston and children
visited R. B. Cowles and wife, We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Truman Currie and Mrs. Ted
Sixberrie visited at the home of Err
nest Benton, Saturday.
John Rossman was in Greenville,
Saturday, on important business.
Lyle Hotchkiss and wife are Wis
ting mother and father, Edd Hotch-
kls and wife for a few days.
Mrs. Fred Spencer visited, Sunday
afternoon. with Mrs. C. b. Johnston,
Mrs. Bertha Woodruff is visiting
her folks for few days. Eli Hanks
and wife: before going to Detroit.
Miss Nellie Seeley visited DR.. Orr
few days last week.
The Social Band met at the home
OF Emory Chickering and wife. May
IL with good attendance, fine din
ner as usual and lots of laughing.
Next meeting will be June is with
Bert Harris and wife.
Mrs. Ernest Benton and Mrs. Floyd
King visited Rusty Peterson. Monday
afternoon.