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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06

Boob McNutt's Sister--Julian FL
,inre is not married. Mary -Ande rson
is not married
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06

Miss Oldcr--Do you think IL Is bad
luck to POSTPONE Il wedding?
Mr. SimmS (crusty old bachelor)-
Not II you postpone 1t often enough
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06

l.. VI. C.-Thc man who played the
part of Pau! Eaclon in The Master
Mystery" was William Pike.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06
No Economy

You have been burning the windm
protested the policeman.
Maybe | was" answered Mr. ChuE-
gins, but not enough of IL to make
any difference in my gasoline bill"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06

HU ny |fThIn, bUf EHUEhs.
Alter being struck by fast ex-
press tram and thrown down twenty
hNc-foot cmbankmcnt at Quincy
Mass. Rotnan Comes. an employee OF
tho New Haven Railroad, laughed
heartily At the undertaken and crowd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06

GNhooley says he is undecided
whether to accept the offer. lie would
like to act before the camera lie eN-
plans, but his future actions arc gov
crned entirely by his guardian: Mrs.
Curry. who has taken care OF Mike
because she admired his pluck in try.
ing six times TO enter the country ana
also because her maiden name was Gill
hoOley,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06

Foolish F'acc.--You are right Tour
question makes me think OF ques-
tion and answer that saw in a chill
dren's why" hook once.
Question: Why do we have eye
brows?
~, An aS a, TO keep the Precipitation
Only l haven't any answer at all to
your query. II was one too many for
me.
$. M.-Mary MacLane, not Mary
Ma,I.aren, played in Men Who Have
there are not two actresses by the
name OF Mary MacLaren. The follow
ing is The cast Of the film: Mary Mac
Graves: the literary man, r. Paul
Harvey; the younger son, Cliff Wor-
ina h fhe nrlIe tshter Nader Prince:
band OF another, Fred Tidcn.
Z. NJ I-Contsancc Talmadge and
Harrison Ford do not always play to-
Gated Erasmus Hail; screen carer res"
Tr'@ ssinic D. .r W. Grtnhs
fncwcll's Boots" Sauce for the
Goose Height. five feet six inches
see Two Peaches for Il biography of
Harrison Ford.
Alice R.-Thank you for telling me
where the "moliccpan" poem was FIRST
printed. Just Il minute. while I tell
my readers. Il appeared in "Bamhi"
by Marjorie Benton Cooke. Could you.
by any chance, know whcr This fol-
lowing briilian, joke originatcdo
Whats your father?"
NY fathers. mincc pie"
Your fathers n mnce pie"
Yes, my fathers a mince pie
mint fouchD
Nitty-~'tcSs'c Farriscaia has an
p"arHd in The Mating Rose n. p,-a
dis .ii "Thy Rose Of the Rancho"
..i.anamc VINO, Within the CUP"
n:i'ndioldea" a Wifo's Consciencn T"
Thc. Heart o. Rachael" The White
90, Two-';un Betty" 'IIcr pur
GnaS" i'r'cc. Wallace Reid has an
2rhF"d N The Firth Of a Nation" car
men, Maria Rosa" "Joan the Wo.
man" believe Nc, Nantippc." Rim
'ncN Jones" The House OF silence ="
'fr..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06
Making a Distinction.

THE people in yomr
seemed nb.hi, al, al mixed UP in tho Vote on
We'll replied Uncle Bill Bottle
top. some Of us hiEhbrows atto, .,o
some sni,so miEhrty ilne distinctions We
but not as a condition - tl'eOt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06
handsome pearl
BEAD NECKLACES
$3.50 to $3.50

A special display is made OF
these La Tosca French pearl neck
laces They come in several
lengths, are graduated. and are Of
a very fine quality, lustrous and
rich in appearance. Put up in
velvet box.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06

Elsie Ferguson's next big picture
will be THE Witness for the Defense.
a pFoto Naturalization Of o. T.. w. Ma
sons famous story and play. Miss
Ferguson plays tho wife, marrying
agains, her better Judgment, who is
accused Of having Killed the husband
known TO have mistrcated her. The
scenes shift from civilization 10 the
junglcs OF India. and there the fatal
shooting takes place.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06
Answers to Film Fans
ny THE MOVIE EDITOR.

l.. L. S.--Mghty glad you like the
column. You don't like il any better
than l like your letters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06

g. X CIV Holnt.--The NirEinius
K schooner sailing under tn. American
nag, Tas suspected Of conveying men
anu munitions OF war 10 the Cuban in
SurGents inc vessel left New York
ior the West Indies on october 4 1873.
hut vas captured ny the Spanish gum
boat Tornado and taken TO Havana on
october ~ Coptain Fry. the con-
ana ud"r OF the NirsiniuS, and forty-fOur
AGthcrs--n"inr accused Of completely
with the insurecn,s-w were shot with
gut trial The AFFAIR caused intense
excitement iu ihc United states and
threatened 10 cmbroil this country III
a war with Spain. but peace was finally
restored by the return Of tho NirciniuS
and her survivors to the United States
authorities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06


Mrs. w u. c. R!chmond 10 make
I've hominv. hard nut corn is tho best.
but common dent corn VIII 10 ii sound
and good r. tWo @cod-Sizc ears or
corn, shelled tax" one hcaping tea
spoon OF I've and aLOu. a quar-, OF
water. Dissolv" INC 80 IN the water
and have q BORN" whcn The corn Is
pm: in. Stir ~ constantly. as Tho hills
will come on and u'"Hcn and II viii
stick II not stirred. COOK until the
eyes or black spc;s al the end o." k.r-
nels are loose. whIcN viii take fifteen
20 thirty minutes. Ada littl. moro
boiling water If il becomes necessary.
Take few grains ia saucer OF cold
water and II tho "ycs come easily
when tried with the thunbnau take
son i: ~ once, stir and turn water
IT from tho stovc aud turn cold water
on as RAPIDLY as you can until yol!
have used n bucket ~ ,Ho or waicr.
then take wire potato mashc-. churn
the corn, add water ana tUr. IL of
when you have II clean. using three
tpr four buckets OF water 70 six or
eight ears or corn. Then put IL on the
stove again and lot il come 10 a boil
thcn drain II, put on more water and
let Il cook very SLOWLY \ double
/. hoileT Is the best 80 cook II IN. her
~ no danger OF II sticking and hccorn.
ing sCorch"d. After :hc hulls ago on
~ can uc KEEP, = long time in cold
weather before :, Is cooked for caiin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06

After Il long and unsuccessful search
FOR cottage with the proper appear
ancc and surroundings to give IL tn"
required atmoSphcre-that OF 4 small
New England sea coast villagc-it WAS
decided to reproduce such 4 cottage in
us entirety on the incc lot; The set is
scenes in Hobart Rosworth's present
picture. "Hclow the surface" in which
he Is directed by Irwin willatt The
reproduction is so faithful in detail
and construction, that one. on entering
the cottage and seeing the old-fa :
toned furniture, which looks like il
may have come over in the Maynower.
finds 1t hard 10 realize that he is NOT
in fact. standing; in an old New Eng
land house, typical Of the Kind seen in
almost any fishing village IN that por-
tion of the country
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06

A new series OF Charlie Chaplin re-
vivals are almost ready for rclcnsc.
The FIRST will nc The Floorwalkcr."
one of his earliest successes. While
many persons try TO make YOU believe
they do not like Chaplin. and that his
slApstck comedy Is TOO rough, the
rcmicr comedian remains one ,f the
Few screen stars who can revive his
earlier plays and secure just as large
aIlicnccs as for the iirsI showingS.
Chaplin IS an astute Snowman md
knows that every few Yeas he Ia. a
new audience. made UP of the rising
gcpct..tlon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06
former S1O.75 blouses. S7.95

HANDSOME effects in white net waists and ma
IN georgette crepe Embroidered, tucked trimmed
beaded. al rkabe values.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-22

swe miejsce, rOzpocZeto przygotowany
program. kt6ry sic sk}adal z nastepu-
/ iacych iumer6w: U~roczystosc zagail
D. Ignacy Frasz. pre1es komitetu kt6-
~ pOwoia1 ma przewodniczacego X. ka-
zimierza GronkOwskiego, p~roboszcza
tamteiszego a ma sekretarza p. JG0efa
Kami6shego. K. Gronkowski, przemd-
viii serdecznie do zgromadzonej lic1nfe
pubiznosci. Dwracajac ae do Dofnie-
rzy-weteran6w, powital ich " fmieniu
parafif sw. Wojciecta, a stosu5ac sfo-
wa do okolicznosc, powtadA; Pred
dwoma biisko lRty 4egnansmy was ko-
chani 5obnier0e ze kami " Oczach, Cd
prowadzajac was ms stacye koletowe,
obawhjac sic, re mote th nigdy ME
wr6cicie do mas, a dzisiaj zas z pre-
pelniongm radoScia screen wamy
was, jake Zwycie1c0w, weteran6w, ME
pokonanych. okrytych chwaha. Pc pre-
m6wieniu X. przewodnic0acego, wy
stapi1 Choir parafialny sw. Cecylfi l 3D.
spiewai hymn narodowy, podczas
kt6rego publicznosc powstala z miejsc.
Nastepnie W imieniu matek zofnierzy,
kt0re poSwiecify swych syn6w, odda-
JAG ich ma wotne W obronie praw / de-
mokracyi Swiata, przem6wiha parma
Bronis{awa Minikowska, kt6ra rowno-
czesnie ofiarowa1a W podarku pannie
Francszce Spychale, ptelegniarce
wojny, piekny koszyk swietych kwia-
tow. Nastepnie wypowiedzial buduja-
ca movie. sedIa sadow municypalnych
miasta Chicago, Bernard P. BarasR,
W{och z narodowoSci, lez szczery przy
jacie1 Polak6w. Move jego entlzyasty-
cznie o~klasbiwano. Druga move wyglo
sA komisarz ~powiatowy p. Robert Nc
Kinley. Nastepnfe Choir parafialny Cd
Spiewal Vital NAM, pod dyrekcya
p. K~ujawskiego. Wiel. X. przewodni--
odczytaf telegram Cd oh. Ignace-
go Dankowskiego, kt6ry bawi ma SCI
mie Zjednoczenia a kt6ry ME m6gl
bye obecny. Trzecim m6wca by1 sedzia
George E. Barrett; po MIN wypoWie-
dzial move " jezyku polskim adwokat
Edmund Pfaczek. Nastepnie X. pre-
wodniczay odczytai telegram Cd p. ia
Pefki, kt6ry obecnie bawi we Phi
iadelphii. Ostatnim mowca by4 alder
11tej wardy, p. Edward F. Cutler
ton. Ma zako6czenie, x. p~rzewodnicza-
cy podziekowal komitetowi urzadzaja-
"a tax Swfetne urzadzenie tel u
r~oczystosci, mowcom 1 wog6le wszy-
stkim tym, kt0rzy przyczynili sic do
tel uroczystoSd, ktora po-
ma dhlgie lata " panied wszy
~uczestnik6w, AoAnierzy Zas Ia
prosil ma kOlacye o godzinie Smej vie
czorem a DO kolacyi M Zabawe. ktora
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-22
WspaniaIa Uroczystosc
ma Wojciechowie.
Powitanie ZoInierzy i Ma
rynarzy.

Niedziela. dnia 21-go wrzcSnla d. T.
zlpisala sic gicboko w Nercach para
finn M WoicicChOwie, albowiem w
dniu tym parafia publicznie powitaia
syn6w swych, kt6rzy po twardrj NuH-
bic wojNlowpj badz to ma polach Walk
We Francyi Tub tu~tej%zych obozach a
mcrykanskich, ~powr6cili SzczeSliwie do
zagr6d rodZiciclskich. POwitanic 10
hvlo nadzwyczai %wSpaniale, dzieki po-
mslom. ma jake sic a~ranAerowie u
rzadzajary powyzsze powitanie zdoOyll.
DeSzczyll jaki rosil chwilami, ME cd
straszy} dzielnych Wojciechowian cd
dekorcwania swych domGw. we flagi
0 barwach pOlskich i amerykahSkich.
O godzinie lei pOpo4udniu Utica lta
pocze&a sic zapclniaG Sromadami lie
1 sta rSZymt, iakOtcz bolnierzami, -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-22

Observation-Disclosures sic do tel niezwy-
kIei uroczysto&ci. o godzinie 3ciej punk
tualnie. ma Odglos dzwon0w koSciel-
nych, dano rozkaZ Sformowanym W
Szeregu iofnierzOm i marynarzOm re
Sztandarami, !jakotez komitetowi powi-
talnemu. Observation-Disclosures
do udania sic do koSciola ma nabo4eh-
stwo. PochGd poprzedDony byi malymi
ch}opczykami i dziewczatkami ubrany-
mi W bell, q k~wiateczkami W rekach,
a przedstawiaio sic to imponujaco. Prey
weiSciu do wnetrza k~oSciOla, p. s.
Kuiawski, organista miejscowy ode
grab marsza ~powitalnego, a Aohnierze |
marynarze " 1iczbie pr0eszao 400 "a
brazil mieisce " Srednim ganku kosciO-
Ia po jednej ~stronie, a matki ich pc
drugiej stronie. Uroczyste ~nieszpory &c
lebrowa} X. proboszcz Kazimierz Gron-
kowski, W asystencyi X. J. Kukulskie-
go jake dyakoa 1 X. TomaSza Sampo-
linskiego, jake subdyakona. Kazanie
okoIicznosciowe wyg1osil Y. Jan Grem-
bowicz, byIy kapelan wojska amery-
k~a6skiego a Obecnie asystent przy para
fiji Sw. Amy, kt6re. wywario ma sfu-
chaczach glebokie wrazenie. Podczas
nieSzpor6w ma ch6rze spiewal Choir pa
rafialny pod ~dyrekcya p. s. Kujaw-
skiego. NaboIehstwo zakoGczy}o sic bio
gos}awie6stwem Najsw. Sakramen-
tn. KosciG by3 szzelnie z~ape}niony
wiernymi. Pc wyjsciu z kosciola, ufor-
mowano dlugi szereg, kt6ry przedsta-
vial sic W nastepujacym porzadku: OF
d0bny szyEd z napisem ,Witamy bOha-
ter6w", sztandary polskie i amerykah-
Skie: szwadron policyi; Kapela, pod
nazwa The Daily News Band; sztan-
Diary amerykahskie komitet urzadza-
jqcy powitanie; chlopcy i dziewczatka
Il kwiatkami, d~ziewczynka niosaca zlo-
to gwia2de s}uzbowa 12-cie matek po-
leglych Aolnierzy; matki 4yjacych
hOinierzy. wreszcie administracye to-
w~arzystw d~zielnicy Wojciechowa. Ma
StCpnie kroczyl porucznik X. Edward
Dankowski, kapitan DR.. Leon GAIA 1
PAM Franciszka S~pychala, pielegniar-
ka, I~OhnicrZc i marynarze " mundu-
rach i be- mundur0w, 2 odznakami.
Pred r~ozpOczeciem wymarszu, kapela
zagra}a hymn amerykahski Star Span
gled Banner. poczem rozpoczeto wy
marSZ, kt0ry krOczyf ulicami nastepu-
jaoymi: 17ta utica do Lafflfn, a Laff-
lin do 1S-tej, do Ashland ave, nastep- !
ME do 20tej, 20ta do Wood ul., do 18ej
do Lincoln, do 17-tej a potem do Pau
lima / do 1Stet, do sail Pufaskiego. -
Pred sala zgromadzil sic olbrzymi
tium ~publfczno&ci rGznej narodowoSci. !
Gdy wszyscy weszli do sail i zabrali
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-22

Jest tylko.... amcrykaiskim ko-
rcspondentem. Przyp. Red. DE-.
Chis.)
Ryga, 22 wrzesnia. korcspon-
dent A. +. Mann donosi, &c
wSr0d ludnoSci lotyskicj dajc sic
zauwazyG slime zdenerwowanie L
powodu faktu, IL niemicckic woy
ska rozpocze}y kopac trcnsze "
okolicy elaine. pomiedzy Ryga a
Mitawa. Nemcy utrzymuJa, &c
do rozpoczecia okopywania sic
zmusza ich Ottawa, ably Lotysze
ME rzucili sic ia Mich, celem wy
gnania ich re swego kiaju.
Londyn, u w~rzesnia. PoJawi'a
sic til Z powrotem influenza, kt"-
"a tylc szkody wyrzadziia W tern
miescie rok temu. Ma razie ME
ma ona jcszczc charaktern cpl
demiczncgo, lckarze wyra%aj4 jed
max obawe, IL nabicrze tel cechy
Z nastaniem zimy.
Rzym, % wrzesnia. .JapohSk'
ambassador W Rzymie zaprZcczy'
oficyalnie rozszerzanvm pogi"-
skom, jakoby pomiedzy Japon.2
a Nicmcami zawarty zostai ta)Ny
traktat.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-22

przeciagnela sic do p6inocy. Nadmie'
mic wypads. ne 2 parafil poleglo 12tu
holnierzy, a pierwszym z mich byi 6. p.
Piotr Wojtalewicz. drug Michaf Jerry
Ia. trzecfm Jan Michalsd inni. Sala
Pu}askiego byIa pieknie ~udekorowana
we f1aei j festony, W barwy ameryGah.
skie / polskfe. Showem prZyznac trDeba,
he Wutciechowo sptsa 30 sic doskonale
" cafem togo Mfaczeuiu. Be- tutych !
przepysnych bRnkiet6w, skromnie, Pc
chrze6cijafsku. y nabobe6stwem powi-
tano / oddano oesc tym, ktdrzy wywal'
czyli nam Otczyzre. Shrsznie i'm
sic nalezan, DO ma 10 zassrzyli swym
poswieceniem, 1drowiem, krwia i zy-
Diem. Czesc i'm pc wszystkie wiek!
CzeSt bohaterom! Geese obroncom VOL
posd.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-22
ZERWANIE STOSUNKoW
L z HOLANDYA.

Londyn, 90. wrzesnia. - Oficy-
alma iskrowa depesze Z Berlina
donoSi. re rad belgijSki odwola}
posfa swego Z IIoiandyi, a Rad
holenderSki wydal take same roz-
porzadzenie swemu posiowi W
Brrlkseli.
o naprezeniu stosunkow po--
miedzy Belgia a Holandya dono-
szono juz poprzednio kilkakrot-
ME z powodu belgijskich preten-
Syi do Limburgu / do kontroli
rad rzeka Szelda.
WIESCI z FIUME.
Londyn, % wrzesnia. Otrzyma
ne z Milanu depesze donosza, re
W iBuccari, 5 mil ma wschod Cd
Fiume, wyladowai oddzial arnery
kanskich marynarzy. w pobGizu
stoja ma kotwicy diva okrety bry-
'tyjskie i jeden amerykanski.
Londyn, u wrzesnia. Depesza
biura Reutera donosi z Tryestu,
re w{oski kontrtorpedowiec "a
trzymai okret. ktory poprzednro
nosii nazwe ,,Ksiaze Won Hohen-
lohe". a ktory wiozl transport 500
ochotnikow, pragnacych przyia-
czyc sic do partyzantow d'Anun
zia we Fiume.
Rzym, y wrzesnia. Rad po--
twierdza w oficyalnym komunika
Gle podawana ~poprzednio wiado'
NOSE. re wiceadmiral Casanova,
ktory wyladowai we Fiume W
.celu przywrocenia W tenn miescie
porzadku, zosta} Przez partyzan-
tow d'Anunzia ,,nielegalnie PREY
trzymany."
Komunikat dodaje, re wszy--
Soy karabinierzy, kt6rzy sic byli
przylaczyli do partyzant6w VIC
Fiume, powrocili juz do Swych
pulkow. a "a ich p~rzykladem Pc
szia tez Geese bersalier6w.
Premier Nitti oSwiadczy} W
parlamencic, il sytuacya we Flu
me jest krytyczna. Partyzant0w
d'Anunzia naval on zdrajcami l
wyrazii ubolcwanie. re pc raj
pierwszy w dziejach wtoskiej al
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-22
Ma Palaca Egzeme

Tluste masci j smarowania ME powinny
bye uiywane, je5eli skora ma pozostac "
dobrym stanie. w kaidej apiece "a 3Sty
lub 500 "a ekstra duza butelke, dostah
zemo. Ulyte podfug przepisu, skutecz-
ME usuwa egzeme, szybko usmierza 6wierz-
bienie j goi przypadsosci sk6rys a take
bolaczki, oparzenia, rany { odparzenia,
Przenika, czysciikoi. Zemo lest czystym.
godnym zaufania I tanim, przenikajacym,
antyseptycznym pfynem. Sprobul 60, DO
sadzimy il mic uzywanego p~oprzednio ME
Jest tax skuteczne j za~dawalajace. "
The E. W. Rose Co.. Cleveland. o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-22
KROTKIE
q EUROPY.

Paryz, u w~rzesnia. korespon-
dent II. Wales donosi, re Rada
Pieciu opracowuje note do rzadu
polskiego, w ktorej bedzie sig do
MACAO, aby Polska wstrzymaia
swa ofensywe przeciwko bo!szc-
wikom. Podobno konfercncya pc
koiowa doszla do przekonanla,
re Polacy ~posuneli sic "a daieko
juz ma wschod, a potem trudno
ich bedzie Emusic do u%stqPienia Z
raz zajetyeh ziem'
Jakie s~zczeScie, re pan Wales
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-22
TsIsgTamy %zagraniczns.

miejska rada Sowietow ~upowazni-
Ia komisarzy ludowych do stara-
MIA sic o pokoj Z Aliantami ma
wszelkich podyktowanych przez
INCH warrmkach. BolSzewicy pc
~trogradzcy pragna pOkOiu "a
wszelka cene.
Centralny rad bolSzewicki W
MoSkwie ME przedfozyi do tel pc
~ Aliantom zadnej oferty poko--
jowej, wobec czego propozycye
komunistow petrogradzkich, o ie
faktycznic zosta4a ona postawio-
ma, nalezy traktowac Jake stara-
MA Pokoj oddzielny. Propozycya
ia ma "a SODA o tyle wszelkie &c
chy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. re W
Petrogradzie panuja z powodu
nedzy i giodu straszliwe wprost
Stosunki, a miasto to jest procz
tego n~ajbardziej wystawione ma
n:eprzyjacielskie ataki re strony
armii Polr2cno = r~osyjskiej. e.
stonshej, kotyskiej i finskiej.
Paryz, %. wrzeSnia. - Tutej--
z litewska delegacya zaprzeczy-
Ia autentycznosci doniesien. jake
by rad litewski zgodzil sic ma
rozpoczecie rokowai pokojowych
Z bolszewikami.
PORAzKI
Londyn. 90. w~rzesnia. Oficy-
alny komunikat ministerstwa
wojny donoSi. re brytyjskie. serb
>kie i rosyiskie wojska zada}y ma
p0fnocno = zachodnim froncie TO
svjskim Porazke bolszewikom i
zaJe{y diva miasta mad JeziOrem
Omega. Blizszvch szczegofow ME
DOdano.
Omsk. %. w~rzesnia. - Armia
generate Sacharowa prowadzi po-
mySlne operacye przeciwko Dol
szewikom " kierunku Kurganu,
okolo 200 mil ia poiudniowy "a
chod Cd Tobolska ! wziela W obec
nej o~fensywie 1000 jencow, 10 ar
mat, 10 karabinow maszynowych
! w'eic innej zdobyczy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-22

mil wkradi sic w jej szeregi buat.
Z Fiume p~rzekradaja sic tn wa
domoSci o wielkim niedostatku, ia
XII panuje w TEN mieScie. D'Anun
zio w dalszym ciagu zagrzrw1
szeregi swych partyzantow do
wytrwania. Gdy mad Fiume u',c.-
zai sic aeroPlan rzadowy, zrzuca-
jacy kartki Z odezwa komendy ar
mil. ~wzywajaca zoAnierzy do po-
wrotu do swych pulkow, d'Anun
zio zwolai zgromadzenie oficcr6w
! zoinierzy, ma ktorem wypowic-
dial plomienna move, zapew--
niajac w niej, IL "a Gala akcye w
Fiume bierze odPowiedzialnosc
ma swa glove, swa dusze i Gale
90 siebie".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-22
ALIANCI EKS-


Paryz, 22 w~rzeSnia. Posei no.
lenderski w Paryzu zostal powia-
domiony, re Alianci wystosuJa
do jego rzadu W ciagu najbliz--
szych dwu tygodni formalne ia
DAME o wydanie bylego cesarza
Wilhelma, celem stawienia, go
pred TRIBUNAL miedzynarodowy.
Donosi O tenn brukselski dziennik
,,Libre Belgique'.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-22
FRANCUSKIE WOJSKA DO


Paryz, % wrzeSnia. Echo de
Paris" donosi, re do Bulgaryi 20
stana wys,ane francuskie wojska
celem przypilnowania wykonania
warunkow traktati pokojowego L
fem Da1StWem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-22

WuFOa gAS0t H0-SAGtO1oGt0
DGIEHllK CHIoA006Kl IEsodujo
~ VEEledsn doAoru 1 trs6d AAS0
U0fn-
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re Sprzedaze W Obydwu Skiadachs
Szkarpetki

Meskie CRUDE, oxford. weina mieSza
ne / naturalnO szarc, kaszmirowc boz
szewkOwe szkarpety, dubcltow" pict!
i PAIGE, para 30c. albo M
= parry "a ............
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1919-09-27

IN toilet preparations our grand
Aaothers made many things for them
selves of the harmless and homely in
gradients they had at hand. Some of
these old recipes have been preserved
and have proven their worth in per-
forming the work they are intended
for Besides being less expensive than
the lotions and creams bought in the
shops one has the satisfaction of know
ing just what is in them. For the COM
pleXion and for the hair these home
inade preparations probably have tonic
and healing qualities as effective as
the manufactured articles. At least
they will answer the purpose for
women who feel that money spent for
toilet preparations is an extravaganza
for them. Here is the old fashioned
and reliable formula for treatment of
a dry skin.
When the skin is dry and harsh it
should be washed only once a day in
warm water, using Il pure, bland soap,
and rlnsed in cold water. This is done
In the morning. During the day use a
disappearing cream, rubbing it in and
then wiping it off with piece of old
linen. AT night rub in the cream but
do not rub it off but allow it to re-
main all night.
The disappearing cream is made as
follows White wax, ! ounce: 'Sper-
naceti l ounce; almond oil, ounces :;
rose water 4 ounces. Use as described
above. Can be put up by any druggist
or at home, remembering that the more
a cream is beaten the smoother it
will be.
An Astringent Cream.
A we'll recommended aStringent
cream is made from four ounces of
mutton tallow, one and quarter
ounces of glycerin. one-half dram of
tlncture of benzoln. quarter of a
dram of spirits of camphor, one-eighth
of a dram Of powdered alum, one-quar-
ter of a dram of Russian islnglass
and one-half an ounce of rose water.
The rose water Is warmed in a
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1919-09-27

One does not have to assert the pop
ing of fashions. In America it goes
without saying, for the suit is always
the backbone of the American wom-
ans outfit, for every season of the
year. 1t fits in With her manner OF
life. If our devotion TO the tailored
suit needed any sustaining it would
not lack it; for Paris has pronounced
its approval of our favorite and SET
about to show what France can do in
the production of smart models. We
are glad to study these examples of
hat, in this particular field, American
models will never suffer by compari-
soa. They are more likely to excel
over their competitors. But we can
not have all the good ideas and we
will profit by the eXhauStless ingenu-
lty of the French.
Two handsome and practical made
10 America suits for the coming Win
tar season invite the consideration of
ttose who give the study of styles in
suits the attention it deserves The
tailored suit more than anything else
Leeds to be carefully selected. There
are few new phases of the mode to
consider. They include the promi-
nence given very high choker collars,
wider skirts and longer coats, semi
asted, and a few rather snugly fitted