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Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-01

WHICH isn't worthy of a good
w picture-a romp which one of the
children has.wth the dog, the cute
ness" of tiny brother in his bathing
suit, father at work at the side of
the road with tools spread out
round him, busy, "peeved" at
blowout, anything and everything
makes a desirable picture, and one
of the happiest families | know
keeps kodak always at hand, with
most attractive pictures as a result.
Mr.. Kase. of the kase Studio. 2l5
Neville Block, Sixteenth and Hair
ney, has lots of such families among
his customers for whom he does
such fascinating finishing and print
.ns-- And you should see the en-
largements made from the tlniest
pictures! You'll be amazed at their
desira bility.
Wonder if You've Heard of the
Latest
READS, vegetable ivory. they'vea
- color rareness as delightful as it's
unexpected. Just arrived at the Ed
ridge Importing Company, Four
teenth and Farnam; they're Old
Blue, white striped, combined with
tlligree metal. Royal blue crystals
with antique metal, in Powered pan
els twist and tween. Oddly lovely
IN cutting are the coral effects. with
color of exceptional charm. Unusu-
ally captivating and of color to
combine with any costume are the
amber crystals with tiny white beads
between, the whole set off by carved
ivory beads of wonderfully lovely
cutting, Scarlet beads are strung
on silk cords of heavy effectiveness.
These have finish of heavy cord tas-
sci. Beads to satisfy ones hearts
When You're Hot and Tired and
Thirsty
A Nd more than wee bit hungry,
\ there's cool retreat where
you'll find just the chilled and deli
cate dainties you've been craving.
The Phelps Hut, 1908 Douglas street.
Athletic Club building, are making
a speciality of luncheons delectably
unusual. Their olive paste sand
wiches. French pastries, delightfully."-
refreshing drinks, efficiently served
III cool and quiet make whole day
brighter land coolerD. You viii find
their specially prepared candies
wholly delightful An especially
lovely gift to speed the parting
orideY-a Phelps Special box OF
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-01

Linerof Fashion.
A dainty blouse of white batiste
features Grecian scalloped collar and
cuffs.
Checked Bingham frocks lend
themselves to the quaint fichu for
finish
Scarf collars of self material are
still seen on the voluminous wraps
of today,
Valenciennes lace is favored for
trimming dainty blouses and light
frocks.
The high couture and the big fan
of ostrich feathers seem to go to-
gether.
A large woman can wear the cos
tunes with diagonal lines quite eff
fectively.
Almost any silhouette--as long as
it is smart-appears now to- be in
fashion.
This summer it would appear that
every hat must have dash OF
bright color.
A band to stand up on the brim
of hat is one of the smart new
French ideas.
Silver cloth and orange mousse
line combine to make most strik-
ing evening gown.
The bodice and skirt-the first of
a fitted sort--rival the beloved CHI
mese dress.
The heavy cotton known a. Indian
head is always excellent for common
skirts.
The latest silk petticoats are of
wash silk or satin, with perfectly
fat stitched hens,
A charming frock OF
pink mousseline edged it
flounces with pink ostrich
feathers. GU
Many Oh llC ldtSSl "dio' T..
coats are almost blouses, h
and the coat with them is
never removed. y
The rich mocha leather II
handbags with tortoise =
she'll mounts are particu-
,arly attractive just now. l6
H%A
/NA|Y
m ~
ADV
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-01

All the World Loves Baby
TRULY they're the most wonder
- full things in the world. aren't
they? And all Omaha loved the
Baby Show at the Rialto theater
this past week, Judging from the
large and enthusiastic crowds at
tendant each day. Adoring grand
mas, indulgent aunts and uncles,
fond parents just everyone" went
to see the little dears in curls, frill.
and rompers. The Jacobs-Lee drug
store, with entrance into the theater
lobby was most important attrac-
ton in the course of the DAYS
events. How the babies did love
the stick candy treat which this
drug store so kindly rendered. One
dear little chap observed by Polly
was industriously slipping away at
red and white pep-mint stick from
which the paper had not been re.
moved. You'll find this drug store
OF kindest> courtesy and co-opera-
tion-efflclently at your service-ro
matter what the occasion.
Glowingly vivid is ruby gcorgette
blouse with great tassels of chenille
which hang far below the long lines
OF the blouse's belted fullness.
Sparkling Crystals Shimmerins
Colors.
- WEETS of varied delightfulness
~ in wholesome array are the rich
lyboxed candies they've prepared ex-
pressly as gifts for the graduates of
1919, at Candyland, 1922 Farnam
Street. Nothing could be lovlier as
graduating gift, nothing could
bring greater joy than this infinitely
suitable gift candy.
And the silky new crepes-tl,irty-
six inches wide, they're but $1.0O
yard!
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-01

OSdSoH.
0RGANDIE has not yet run its
Oday. The popularity enjoyed
by this delightfully."- Crisp fabric last
summer, instead of firing its wear
ers, has only taught them what
sensibly lovely frocks its shcerness
develops. Thompson Belden's are
showing pastel shades for the fash
loning of frocks to be worn every
four of the day. Canary, green,
rose, peach, flesh, blues, they're
voguishly attractive. with the quaint
charm of grandmother's day.
Particularly fascinating, too, are
the deep founci,gs with rows of
pledted fri'ls They're showing in the
neckwear department, which save
E"L,s of work in the making of the
little summer frocks. I'd suggest
co.'lbining white net and lace for
Ga nty afternoon dress, with old blue
ribbons, picot-eaged, run through
buttonholes in tic ollar. Or broad
landings of dyed lace, with peacock
blue girdle ribbons. Broad brimmed
hats Of matching cclors or black
picture hats ar. worn with witching
effectiveness with .l,esc fluffy fas-
clnating frocks OF crgandie.
Makes Travelling Easy.
A RISTOCRATS of stateroom
"A and Pullman-pride, economy
and comfort go with you when you
carry travelling bags of refined lux
ury to be found at the Omaha Print
ing Co., 18th and Farnam. Every
bride will enjoy the rich appearance
of quality and exclusiveness, tht
thoughtful planning Of spaces and
Innings of the lifelong durability,
the fittings which tend to make trav-
cling by rail or sea source of keen
est pleasure.
The new linens are of bewitching-
ness-green, of a vivid new shade,
richly lovely, gloriously. tinted new
blues, and extremely fetching is a
new gray.
If Your Hair Mas Become Dull,
Lifeless,
MUDDY in color. you'll welcome
A'A with delight the suggestion Of
fered by Mrs. Margaret Gunston, Of
the Delft Hair Parlors, second floor
Baird building, Seventeenth and
Douglas. "Neos Henna." $l.50, will
restore the original color to black,
dark brown, drab, light or dark
chestnut. blonde and auburn hair.
1t is exceedingly easy to apply and
perfect in results.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-01
There's An Art In Making
Your New Spring Frocks
Look Their Loveliest.

WEAR the right corset! So hard
w to know just what is the right
corset, l hear you say? To he sure,
out Mrs. D. A. Hill, the corset spec
iaist is prepared to select and fit for
you the model especially adapted to
your particular lines. And there's
luxury in wearing a model of her
fitting, the luxury of comfort and
the luxury of beautiful lines. Her
fittings express the perfect balance
between comfort and correct ap-
pearance. She'll give you long
distance fitting if you'll write for
one of her order blanks and cata-'
logs. Phone Douglas 1886 for an
appointment, 205 Neville Block, 10th
and Harvey.
There's new wash material,
Beach, for use in the fashioning of
separate skirts. One in brilliant
blue and black bookings is entirely
fascinating.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-01

A BOUT cedar chests fascinating
4 \ in the extreme. The Brandeis
Stores are showing wonder chests
of genuine Tennessee cedar, beauti-
fully made and finished, which have
been fashioned in their own cabinet
factories, making them a value offer
ing par excellence, ranging from
1923 to $2400. The small ones at
1923 are cunning for the training of
small '"feminines" in the ways of
neatness in care of personal belong
ings. Larger chests offer every sort
of clever contrivance for the con-
venience of storing furs and rich
pretties, drawers and trays of i'll
slant service. One of the larger
chests is most ornamental, as we'll
a useful, having arm rests at each
end. You'll find these chests offer
ings not to be overlooked, gifts to
delight the heart of brides and girl
graduates.
Beautiful!
OH, but it is beautiful this trunk
Oof trunks the Hartmann Ward
robe trunk shown in it's fascinating
loneliness of fittings at the shop of
l'reling & Steinle at Is and Farnam
A little friend of mine. bride of
lew months, staying at the hotel
with her husband, has her Hartmann
trunk spread open at the side of her
dressing table, for duoth she. Polly
dear. Id never think of hanging my
lovely things in hotel closet. AMI
I'll be completely lost without my
Hartmann, It's certainly the pride
of my heart
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-01
You'll Heave a Sigh of Relief

IF you'll run over to the Flatiron
1 Cafe, Seventeenth and St. Mary's
avenue, for luncheon some hot day.
Great large airy rooms, where the
breezes stir from gigantic electric
fans, where the light is tempered by
,cunningly adjusted awnings; they're
most inviting after the hot glare OF
the sun. Have you tried their de-
licious breakfasts? Rich cream,
crisp golden toast with delightfully."-
favored butter, coffee that's Gust
right crinkly bacon strips of rosy
charm, iced fruits, just what you've
dreamed a breakfast should be-
Piccadilly bags are quite the new
est in mesh bags. Milady has but
to pull tiny chain to release mir
ror which drops out to disclose a
powder vanity.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-01
Standardization of Treasure Fame

OlHpdu-SdllOT OF lIedSuIe anne
las given his name to the very
IL newest hat creations imported
by Cecile, Fifth Avenue. New York,
shown and sold exclusively by the
millinery department of the Ne
brsska Clothing Company, Fifteenth
and Farnam. Crocheted are they,
iascinatingly, Of silk braid i'll all the
ultra-smart new colors as well as in
the dainty and vivid sports clothes
colors. Ribbons laced through the
brims with fascinatingN becoming
effect. One of white has brim lacing
of narrow black satin ribbon and
tiny boutonniere OF bluets and faded
roses. Quaint indeed is the long,
handled basket filled with field flow
ers seen on another model Of tan,
Newest of New York creations,
they're infinitely lovely.
Unusual mahogany urns Of classic
lines seen on a mahogany buffet dis
close inserts for silver!
When a Girls in Her Teens
CHE should always have at fast
~ one organdie frock such as I've
found in the Lamond Shop: Flesh
in tint, it has the new long confined
panelings. and is combined most
saucily with plaid Bingham effective
ly lined. in shaped glrdling, pip
ings on panels. and a saucy sash to
tie with swinging ends.
Have you seer the new organdle
shade hats? A peach tint of sheer
beauty has crown pleating of strfk-
ing blue. Great bow ties adorn the
crown base-becoming, entrancingly
so, they're but $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-01
Hats Reblocked.

THE Kruger Hat shop, APO Pay
L ton block, rcblocks both mems
and women's hats, cleans and dyes,
repairs and refa shions feathers of all
kinds and renovates and refreshes
narabou pieces.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-01

Unusual mahogany urns Of classic
lines seen on mahogany buffet dis
close inserts for silver!
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-01
Yesterday Afternoon.
Striped Silk Stockings,

The sort that are to be SO fash
ionable this summer, are shown in
the Omaha shops.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-01
Makes Travelling Easy.

The new linens are of bewitching-
ness-green, of vivid new shade,
richly lovely, gloriously tinted new
blues, and extremely fetching is
new gray.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-01
A purity like siluered mist
y By haunting light of moonbeam
kissed;
Here tints of twilight and of
morn
With amethyst and rose adOrn
The background of the autumn
sky;
If You've a Love for the Beautiful

A Dahlia Garden, "Skip," Sheepshead Bay
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-23

Sftarz Mich, Gagajek Fran, Slazak VIZ.
SkonGeczka Fran, Sobota Jan, Sowlcki
Adam Soltysik Karol, Skowrohski lgn''
Trojan Fran, Tomala Fran, Tymorek
Jan, WlJezahs Kaz.. Wrobel Karol, Wyr-
da Jan, wojewodzkl Jam, Wroblewski
Adam, wawak Bartl., Wroblewski A
lexis. wegryn Pawef l Wick Jan.
Pc $500: - Glewski Sym, Kasprzak
Mat, Pryszcz Jo7ef, Kozub STAN, kus
Jozef, Glewshi Sym, Czerw Stan.
Pc $500: - Bak STAN, Tatarz VOL,
Wilchowskt NJ, Zych Fran, Drozbfcki
Stef., Drojas Adam, Haranczyk Jozef,
Jareckl Jan, Kowalski Jan, Mozelews&i
Alexis, Pazdol Waw., Brzozowskl J6zef
Kfyczek Piotr. Nowakowskl And,
Pc $3.50: - Kasprzynski Piotr d 10
walski Tom.
Pc $500: - Borkowski Ant, Drubi-
oki Stan. Swiedza Win, Czapczyk Jan
Dryda J6z., Dabrowski Felix, Dobos2
Rigura Joz., Galazka Jam, GwiaZda W..
Janiota Marcinc Kubiak STAN, Kwas-
niak Joz., Konieczka Jan, Kanihsk'
Leon, Labuda MARGIN, Nowocbn Tom.
Przyby} Mich, Patula STAN, Prokor
Jan. B;rvda J6z., Baran Agn.. Oincinka
JOE, Szczygiel Mich, Stasik J0zef, Sta
gowski Leon, Solita Jan, Sobuta Jan,
Wnatr And, W6jcik Karol, zebrowskI
J6zef, Kuszyuhi Jan, Pruszko Luj.
SAX Jozef.
Pc S1.OO: - Mruk Jozef, Mruk Jozefa,
Sutakiecz Kaz., PiwowarcZyk StanLr
Ziemba STAN, SUtkowski Jan, CzoDo-
wski Ant, Loeb Plotr, Maciejczyk Jan,
RyIko Jam. Wloch Jan, Kubiak Jan,
Bierowski Wlad, Brydzien Fran. Ra-
~czyiaowski T., Bonlaz Jam; Boniaz Jozef,
Czyz Ant, Czyz Jozef, Giogowski WI,
Godlewskf J0zef, Kar Tom, KmiecIk
Jak6b, Kostka Karol. Kostka WI, lie
erniak Stef., Lozewski Jan. Mochalow-
ski St., Mojzesz Jan, Miohaiskti Jam. Nd
awins1i Wine. Najdwcll Jan, Pryszc2
WOi, Polka Jan, Pazdziora Mbch., Pro
kop Adam, Rzedzah Fran, Radkows&i
Pawef, Slowik Ptotr, Holnierczylk Mich
Logacz Mich, DierowsNi Wlad, CZo-
PEEK WIKI, ShkOrski J6zef, Trabalaki NJ,
Treiia Jozef, Trela Jan, Wo~jc!echowski
STAN, WtAntewski Szym., Who's Jan,
Zarnowski Jam | ZolnierczyGk Mar.
Pc SO centow: - Mirzwfhski Stan.
D~obrzyckiL
KOmitet Obywatelskt.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-23
.MIEJCIE RUMIENCE
MA POLICzKACH
Bedziecie Wyglada6 Lepiei-
Bierzcie Olive Tablets

81 Jezeli macie sk6re z6}ta-cere blada-
Hezyk obIozony-apetyt z{y-niesmak W
ustaeh-ezujecie sic leniwo / zle-powin-
niseie braG Olive Tablets.
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets-zaste-
puiaee neutrality-suspicious. zostaiy
przez ORA. Edwards II Pc lataeh dos
wiadczenia z jego ~paeyentami.
DIR. Edwards Olive Oil Tablets So
czysto roslinnym preparation, zmie-
szanym z Olivia. Poznaeie je Pc Oliwko-
wynn kolorze.
Ably mice czysta, r6zowa cere, oezy
pelne bIasku, pozbyG sic pryszcz6w i
pozyskaG rzezkos6 mlodOsci, nalezy doJs6
do przyezyny.
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets d~zialaJs
IA watrobe i zoiadek jak kalomel-nit
s~prowadzajs wszakze niebezpiecznych
skutk6w.
PObudzaja one z6l6 i pokonaja Eat
~twardzenie. Otto dlaezego miliony pude-
1ek sprzedaja sic roeznie po Toe i 25e "a
pudelko. q We wszystkieh aptekaeh.
Brae DO jednej Tub dwie co wieez6r, q
zauwazy sic przyjemne skutki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-23
7 r OLA !
EierDiacyCh ma DychaWiCe
Movie aomows lekarstvO ktsre knsdy
naoAe xaAywac = wygOda 4 bes stratV
( cGa1u.

Movie aOmovrs Ieharstwo ktsre kaAdy
naOAe Ka&ywac = wyBOda 4 bes stratV
Nv many nowy srodek, ktory kuru-
Re dychawioe I chcemy abysoie u5yn
70 nAsxym kosxtem- Me rooi ro2nicy
czy 10 cheroba prBestarzaaa oEy dopls-
70 " Ktadyun roswoju, czy TO vlSo
przs1sciowa cxy chronicznA dychswiea.
powinnisoie napisae 20 o~ezplatns PROB
ke naszej metody. Ami kllmat W jaSim
6yjecIs ME stanowi ro3nicy, AMI wasz
wick afoo xajec4e, jesli cierpicie na dy-
ehawtce naRsa mstoda ~przyniesie wan
olge Snps2nA
Ny speeyainie cheerBY posyfHc ten sro
lRek tam. gdEis ocxywtsote wypadki 50
beznadsiejne, gdzis wtychania, dow
chss, opium ,prsparScye, dyTntenie, pa
kentowe palenie. etc., ME pomogfy. Ny
kaHdSmu naszym vfasnym kosztem
chemy pokazac. Re metoda - leczy u
R~ruduSone oddyohGnIs, chRrkants ! wszy
Rtkls tym podobns napady.
Ia bezpiatna 0fsrta Jest tax donio-
sfa, 4s ME powinno s!e tel z~anfedoae
AMI o teden 6zieh. Piszcde teraz J po-
tenn zrobcis probe natychmlaSt. Me
k~prrTsyla3ciS pienisdzy. Przyslltcie tyl-
lko dolny kupon- Hr6bcte to dztsiat-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-23

oby on byi HogosiawIony ten
dzteh! RUFFLES wstrZyma IA stra-
szna niedole cd {upieza. RUFFLES
90 uczyni napewno! Me bedziecie
mice wiscej odziezy brudnej; ME
bedzie WasZ ko}nierz wiecej
wyglsdai iak gdy5y byi niecZysty;
Rczkolwiek to tylko z powodu lupie-
"a. RUFFLES must uwolnie glove 1
w@osy cd fupieza, lub wr6ca VAN pie
Made.
a RUFFLES ME Jest laden Perfume
wany specyai. Jest to r~zetelny I czy-
sty $rodek I pielegnacz, on wspiera
on dale energie 1 ozywia sk6re 1 ko-
fzenie wlosow. Czyni on Wasza sko-
re tax cZysta, a wlosy Vase tax py-
sznymi I zdrowymi, 20 bedziecie bio
gosfawic ten dziea, W ktorym usfy-
wySlijcie nazwisko jego 1 za}aczcie
Use. My wyslemy VAN iedna butel-
Ike z o~placona przesylka. F. AID. Rich
szeliScie o MIN.
'Kupcie dis jesZcze cd swego apte-
kara jedna 65c butelke RUFFLES.
"A tesli on go ntema, ME wahajcie sic,
K N 'EIoA NON
ms uolSuTUsBM OS-fL 100 puB I9l
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-23
Observation-Disclosures

lest ieden srodek, kt6ry rzadko zawo-
dzi w usunieciu dokuczliwego swierzbie-
MIA. usmierza irytacye skory I czyni ia
miekka, czysta i zdrowa.
w kazdej apiece mozecie dostac zemo,
lkt6re zazwyczaj pokona wszelkie choroby
sk6rne. Acne, ECZEMA, swierzb, pryszcze,
wysypki, czsrne lepki, W w~iskszosci wy
lpadk6w ustar:a cd zemo. Czesto male
-zeszpecenia znikna przez noe Swierz-
bienie zwykle ustaje natychmiast. Zemo
lest to bezpieczny, antyseptyczny pfyn,
ezvstv. latwy do uzycia | godny zaufania-
Kosztuje tyiko Csc; ekstra duza b~utelka,
800 q Me plami, ME Jest thusty ami
iepki I najzupelniej bezpieczny ola deli
he E w. Rose Co.. Cleveland U,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-23
ReumatyZm
Domowe lekarstwo dane przeZ oso-
be kt6ra je uzywAla.

Ma wiosne w roku 1898 eiepialem
ma zapalny reumatyzm l muszKu-
lok. Cierpienle jake przechodzi-
lem PREY try lata NIGGA poJac tyt-
ko CT ktorzy tax Same cierpia. Pro-
bowalem lekarstwo po lekarstWle
a lekarza DO lekarzu. lecz to PREY
nosilo mi tylko chwilow9 uhSe.
w koncu zualazlem lekarstwo, kto-
re wyleczy{o mic Zupefnie, ! reuma-
tyzm, juz ME wrocif.
Polecilem je wielu. ktorzy strasz-
liwie cierpielI ma reumatyzm. / kaz-
da osobe w~ylecZy{o.
Polecam ably kazda osoba eterpi2-
ca ma reumatyzm jakikolwiekbadz,
sprobowala to aadZwyczajne lekar-
stwo. Me prZyslijcie ami scenta.
.przysliJcie tylko w nazwtsko I a
d-es. a 10 wan prBySle Je darmo ma
probe. Pc uzyciu lekarStwa, Jezeli
sic okaze skutecznem mozecte PREY
s{ac cene.S1.00. leCz pamietaJcie ME
chce waszych pieniedzy az bedzie-
Gle zupebnie zadowoleni. Czy to ME
lest sprawiedliwa oferta? Ola czego
Sierpiec dluzej. kiedy Zupefne wy
Ieczenie Jest wan o~fiarowane. Me
zwlekajcie. Piszcie dis Mark HI
Jackson, No 81 Z. Quincy Bids.
Syracuse. n. I.
Mark Jackson jest odpowiedzial-
ny. Powysze twierdzenie jest praw-
da-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-23

s~luchawszy tego opowiadania, widzia1em W Mich
dusze niepospoitej wartoSci, kt6rych odwaga "a
panowa}a mad brutalna siia i pokona4a ia W tenn
zdarzeniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-23

Bielafski. J6zeda Jezierska, Maryanna
Rupinska i Andrea Wotdy@a- Razem
$4,000.
Dystrykt 4. u. 17-ta - Llncoln-Ro-
hey, Micha3 Malinowski, pobonca. -
5000 Micha{ Malinowski. - Pc $500
JAN Hermano wicz, Micha{ Jasien, Ka-
ctszek Lotas. Franciszek Piekos / A
zimierz K{odnicki, MARGIN Kozak. Fran
dam Zaw6l. - $3.50 Wojciech Wyso-
ckl. - Pc S1.o0 Micha1 Chodacki i ia
kob Dro41k. Razem 5000.
Dystrykt 5. IN. 16-ta, Ashland - ma
zachod. Jan Kopydfowski 1 On. Hany-
zewski, poborcy: - $500 Wojciech
Mterzwa. - Pc $1,000: Katarzyna Male
Ska, i Kazimterz Pra wdzik. - Pc s.:
Mactej Chrzan, Jan CiecieL, Jan Ko-
~pydlowsdki, Wojciech Kurta. Antoni
Maleszka, Antonina Marcinbowska,
Wojciech Prusak, Aleksander Todrycl
Wsadyssaw Wieczorek 1 Onufry Ziern-
ko. Pc $500: Wincenty Chlebek, An
drzej Soboh, Wladysiaw Szczeski / Szy-
mon Tuchar. Razem SOL. 90.
Dystrykt 6. MI. 1S-ta, Bl. Island Pau
lima, Jan IgnowskI, poborca. - s25.O 90:
Winoenty Wiktorowticz. - $4,000: Jan
Marcinkiewicz. - $500: - Jan Hab-
ner. - $500: Jan Lagodny. - Pc SO:
Boles1aw Gasowski, Franciszek Gnia-
tdek, Marcyanna Karwat, ~Franciszek
Strzyckl, Maryanna Walas / Magdale-
ma Warzyiska- - $500: Jam Khlse&. -
Sc: Wiadyslaw Rozahski. - Pc $500:
JAN AraszewskL Agn!eszka Baranow-
ska, Bartfom!ej K~achnowski, J0zef
Kmam, Stanislnw Maokfewicz. Aleksan-
dra Mflewska, Ludwi& Utedziaiek, Pc
lalgia Rochowiak. J0zef SkowronsxL 4,
Anna WrZeszcz, Jozef Jeleh. Leon Ko-
| centa- Michai OstrowickI. - 81 Jan
Rosielewicz. - $500: Jan Kulik. - 20
Il 100: LUdwJ& CzeIusniak. J6zef Gra-
biec, Jan Kowalczyk, Jan Kuhma. Leo
pold MBkrut, Jakob wienkowski. - 20
800: Jozef Dziurgot, Jan Gut. Fran
cIszek Krysztosiak. Felix's Olech Jan
Rozmiersk 1 FrancLszek wisniewskL
Razem $4,000.
pokohezenie rastapA
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4 process has been invented in
sweden Tor extracting substance
rom SuIphite I've which In powdered
ana compressed into fuel briduets.
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was reached by Mrs. Il Y. Rule
among ihc ladies and br g. g..
erosion among the gentlemen The
cub viii meet again In iVo weeks
win Mir and Mrs W g Wagner
Misses RUBY ana Anna MrEuen
were hostesseS Monday evening To-
The Psi lo'a NJ club The guests
were entertained IN most original
manner with "Trip round the
world \ delicious two course
luncheon WaS served In an appru-
priniclv arranged dining car" The
mex meeting VIII hc held In two
weeks with Misses Rculuh and Min
n,c Mallory a. the formers home IN
the Walchoru apartments.
tn" Garfield Patrons club met
Monday afternoon at $50 In the
school house. The following Of
h'crs were elected Tor next year
President Mrs George WNlhcl
vice president MrU sam smith. sec
1ehry, Mrs Plaster. and treasurer.
Mrs II. \ T"c'e
Mrs Ira Malone and Mrs L. "
liizhugh spent Thursday visiting In
Tulsa
Mrs wright q URkcr was y guest
Tuesday afternoon IN Tulsa ~ Miss
Mary bclany and Miss Edna Nelsou.
Mrs. G. &. Cantrrll departed Tues.
day night FOR kansas CITY to visit
her sister and 10 meet her nephew
who ls Just returning from France
thrk smell instructor of voice al
the state university, arrived here Fri.
day 10 be the week end guest of his
sister. Miss Hcss Smell
Mrs g. Il L"nhart left Thursdny
Tor Dayton, ohio. where she was
called to her homo rather suddenly
Mrs ~ A. Gothold soprano soloisl
of oklahoma City, arrived here Fri
day 10 bc the week end guest Of Miss
Fave IioulnRsworth and to attend
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Plan tn Build College.

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. May II.
A campaign to raise n half million
fund for the erection OF Presbyter-
ian college. the location for which
has not been decided upon. was
launched at the Friday night session
OF the seth general assembly OF the
Cumberland Presbyterian church
Within short time after the cam
paisn WAS launched 1t was an
nounced that $4,000 had been Sc
cured and reports saturday morning
indicated that the fund had gone
over the 100000 mark.
In addition to raising the large
amount for the proposed school, II
was announced that $4,000 was Sc
cured for mission work in China,
and $4,000 for general church
work
Mckenzie. Tenn. was selected as
the next meeting place OF the as
sembly McKe enzie was opposed by
Chattanooga In the contest for the
meoting