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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-03

wczoraj mad ranem W lozku W je-
go sypialni "a sala. Gfowa jego
ro1cieta by}a siekiera. Ma glowie
, zarzucony byl starry sweater.
Kufer, szuflady i inne miejsca
byly spladrowane. Brakuje take
DUO odziezy ofiary. Morderca
zostawi} uniform zolnierski, z kto
rego zdjal wszystkie oznaki in
dentyfikacyjne. w sasiednim po-
koju lezaiy karty ma stole j stall
dzban cd wilma. Tu take znale--
ziono pugilares, a W MIN karte z
ma zwiskiem J. Gigenti, pnr. 459
E. Division. vi; Policya poszukuje
tego czlowieka.
- Szesciu uzbrojonych handy
tow .weszio wczoraj w. poiudnie
do biura kompanii Ackeman-
Quigley Printing Co., pnr, 729
w! Van Buren, ul., i zabrali $500
ktore W tel .chwili przygotowy-.
wano do wyp1aty piac pracowni-
kom. w biurze byio osm osob,
miedzy mimi prezes kompanii.
Rabusie przeoczyli W pospiechu
$500. Uciekli w automobile.
Weszli do biura niespodziewanie,
tax re ME zdazono skorzystac re
6ciu rewolwerow, ktore byiy W
sz~ufladach ukryte.
- Wczoraj pred sedzia Lam
disem W ciagu sledztwa W spra-.
vie Consumers Packing Co., "a
znawali trzej farmerzy z powiatu
Bourbon, Indiana, ktorzy opo--
wiedzieli, jakich klamstw spree
dawacze uzywali, azeby nakionic
ich do ,kupienia akcyi. Wplatani
So trzej sprzedawacze: T. Kali
lish, l.. B. P'adway il. H. Ear.
Prey ogniu ma polu blisko
ulic Oglesby i Brandon poparzy-
li\sie ma smierc dwaj chlopcy: T.
y. Wall, LEGACY cztery lata, syn
urzednika kolei Canadian Pacifi.
Ii w. E, Holmes, 3 lata, syn ka-
syera banku Union. Dzieci ME
rozwaznie zblizyiy sic do do og-
MIA re strohy tel, do ,ktorej wiatr
vial j cd piomieni odziez ich sic
zajeia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-03
vvpuszczonych 81 czlonkoW or

wypuszczonych 81 czlonkow or
ganizacyi Il. w. W." z wiezienia
icderalnego W Fort Leavenworth,
dokad skazani zostali przez sad
iederalny w Chicago pc uznaniu
ich winnymi dzialalnosci nielo--
~jalnej i antiwoiennei.
Pomiedzy. zwolnionymi bedzie
w. D. Haywood, sekretarz Il.
w. W., ktory byl mozgiem calej
organizacyi.
Do sadu apelacyjnego wniesio-
no APPEL cd wyroku sadu dystryk'
towego, w. ktorym zasiada sedzia
Lands, a pred ktorym pierwszy
process sic odbyi w roku 0esziym.
Sad apelacyjny wydaa rozporza--
dzenie, re oskarzeni moga bye
wypuszczeni ma wolnost pod kau-
eva do czasu, gdy sad ten7c wy
da swa decyzye.
P~rzywodcy Il. w. W." ich
adwokat G. F. Vanderveer ma
tychmiast rozpoczeli kampanie
krajowa o pozyskanie poreczeh Cd
wiaScicieli realnosci W sumie
81, 100000, gdyz TAXA suna bedzie
potrzebna, azeby wszystkich ma
wolnost wypuscic. W7aslost MT
81 bye ma sumo dwskroc wieks0a
cd wysokosci bondu. Prdcz tego
wlasnosc must bye wolna Cd diu-
gov. -
Kaucya Haywooda, ktory 20
stall skazany na 20 lat wiezienia,
wynosi SIS, 600, mi zostali skaza-
nj ma. rok do 20 lat wiezienia.
Kaucye ich So mniej wiecej W
proporcyi do terrninow wiezien-
rych.
G. F. Vanderveer, Clarence
barrow i o.. Chrisianson, adwo--
kaci Il. w. W., ma zadanie sadu
przyrzekli, il raportowat beda
kazdego z oskarzonych, ktory
podczas pobytu ma wolnosci be-
die dopuszcza} sic o1ynnosci ia
kich, "a ktore zostal skazany.
INNE
MIEJSKIE.
- Zamordowany zostai wczo-
raj Calogero Ciacco, waasciciel
sa1i bilardowej'pnr. 524 w. Divi-
sion I'll. Ciaio jego znaleziono
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-03
kronika Mlejscowa'
Dokonczenie z%estronicy lei

przytomnosci. Obok niej lezaf ka-
rabin i pudelko nabojow. Badanie
okazalo. re znaczna liczba nabo-
jow byla wadliwa i re miafy INA.
Xxi cd cyngla. PAM Black miaia
zwyczaj, re gdy naboj okazywal
sic wadliwym, uderza}a karabin
korba o ziemie. Black sadzi, re
iona jego uczyniia to wczoraj /
re gdy tMarz jej byia schylona
mad karabinem, nab6j wypalif i
kula trafifa ia w twarz.
DR.. C. A. Aldrich, lekarz fami-
lijny Blackow, gdy pytano go, co
mysli o tragedy, oswiadczyl, re
t-zeba czekac ma ogledziny koro-
nera.
HAYWOOD 1 SO czLoNKoW
Il. w. W. WYPUSZCZENI
BEDA MA WoLNosc POD
KAUcYA.
Ma rozporzadzenie okregowego
sadu apelacyjnego Stan6w lie
dnoczonych ma wolnosc bsdzie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-03

kryfa w swej podrozy l,500 mil l
rozda}a zywnosc, odziez i lekar-
silva w dwudziestu miastach i w
wielu wioskach.
Ludnosc jest bez n~ajkoniecz--
niejszych potrzeb do zycia, a cho-
roby grasuja wszedzie. Tysiacs
choruje i umiera z powodu cpl
demii tyfusu i ospy, gdy tymcza-
sem niektore miasta zostaiy zu-
pefnie wyludnione wskutek cho-
rob.
Przez Gale tygodnie ludnosc zy-
la ma podrobionym chlebie z iupin
kartoflanych, brudnego zyta i
kory drzewnej, ale kiedy Czerwo-
ny Krzyz tam przybyf, juz i t.
sk}adniki byfy wyczerpane. w
ciagu czterech lat ludnosc Pin
ska spadia z $4,000 ma 25, 1000 a z
tych 500 choruje ma tyfus, ME
majac zadnej ~lekarskiej opieki a.
nj nalezytego pozywienia.
A
KRZYzA w POLSCE O.
GROMNE.
(Kablogram A. Czarneckiego do
Chicago Daily News.)
Biafystok, Biata Rus, kuryerem
do tParyza, 8. kwietnia. - Setki
tysiecy ludu cierpiacego w Polsce
MA swych krewnych i przyjaciof
w Stanach Zjednoczonych, ktorzy
zupe}nie So odcieci cd poczatku
wojny. Prywatna czy nawet u
rzedowa przesyika pieniedzy z A
meryki do ludu polskiego, ktory
wyczekpje ocalenia W tel okropnej
potrzebie, jest praktycznie ME
mozliwa. Systematyczna praca ma
wielka skale jest natychmiast po-
trzcbna, abu ulzyc ludnosci w jej
ciezkiem pofozeniu. Take zada--
ME ma pred SODA pufkownik Viii
liam Grove szef tutejszej amery-
kafskiej administracyi ratunko--
wei. Prezydent Wilson i Herbert
Hoover popieraja usilnie akcye
ratunkowa ma rzecz Polski. Przy-
rzekaja oni poczynic odpowiednie
przygotowania do wysy}ki listow
do Ameryki i naodwrot, ably CT W
Stanach Zjednoczonych, ktorzy
chca udzieli6 pomocy swym kre-
wnym i przyjaciofom, mogli to
uczynic przez wysyfke pieniedzy.
Oficerowie armii amerykanskie1,
ktorzy badali stosunki, obmySlili
plan transportu mleka ola dzieci
ia wielka skale. Zgodnie z pole
ceniem Hoovera przygotowuje
sic plan rozpoczecia Rampant ra-
towania dzieci, skoro tylko nadej-
die mleko i zywnosc.
w styczniu przybyli pierwsi re
prezentanci amerykanscy do Pol
ski, ktorym ~przewodzii prof, Yer
non kellogg. Mai on polecenie
zdac rapport o potrzebach zywno--
sciowych w Polsce. Amerykanie
udali sic do Warszawy, i urzadzili
ko~nferencye, ma ktorej przewodni
cyl prof. Kellos i. W ktorej brali
udziat polscy urzednicy i innl
przedstawiciele. Zapoznawszy sic
z sytuacya w Polsce, prof. kellogg
udai sic do Paryza, ably zarzadzic
wysyike zapasow, pozostawio-
JAG pu1kownika Grove ma czele
akcyi ratunkowej w Polsce. w
dniu IL stycznia przyjechaf pier
wszy pociag z mlekiem do Krako-
wa pod kierunkiem kapitana Nc
Cormicka Chicago i wys}any
zostai ma front polsko ukrainski
tudziez do miasta Lwowa, ktore
w owym czasie bombardowane
by1o przez Ukraincow.
Dnia Is lutego nadjechafo 8 do
datkowych wagonow, z ktorych
4 przys}ano w podarunku, a CITE
ry byiy zapiacane. Przybyfy one
z Berna, z Szwajcaryi razem z II
wozami zapasow leczniczych,jako
dar Amerykanskiego C. erwonego
Krzyza, i rozdane byfy ma roz-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-03

Psssakuless Orseyb = oAy.AJ plate
:.,:isi:ss;. pkEif.a1H%sEkle6 alG1:S6osxiss
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-03
Telegranly
z Polski.

Dokohczenie re STRONGLY 1
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-03

- Zamordowany zostaf wczo-
raj Calogero Ciacco, w4asciciel
sail bilardowej 524 w. Divi-
sion I'll. Ciaio jego znaleziono
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-01-15
WEDNESDAY, JAN. Is, 1919
Congressman Would
Redistrict the State

A meeting of nine Republican con-
gressmen will be held in Washington
soon to discuss the question OF re- ap-
portionment of the state which 1t is
suggested the legislature might take
up if any unanimity of opinion could
be arrived at by the interested con-
gressm0n.
Congressman-elect Benham of the
Fourth proposes to shove strongly
Democratic county out of his district
into the Sixth. Representative FL
lott of the Sixth opposed this move.
and will carry the fight to the legis.
lature il necessary.
Representative Sanders, of the Fifth.
asks to take Warren county. which is
Republican, away from Representa- tive
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-01-15

Agents breaking all records taking or
ders for our popular History of the
Great War. Wonderful Photographic
illustrations. Big commissions. Pros
pectus and outfit free. N. d. Thomp-
son < Co. st. Louis. Mo.
LIFE OF THEODORE ROOSEVELT
Introduction by ex-president Taft)
History of world war by March. $500
per hour selling these two books. Big
gest terms. Both outfits free. state
choice. Historical Book Co.. Chicago.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-01-15
Thrilling Fight vith
Lion Features Picture

The fight between Yarzan and the
huge lion in the motion picture Tar
zan of the Apes" has been accredited
with being the most exciting episode
ever cameraed The Scientific Amer
lean says 1t is the ultimate of illus
DRY expression. This the scene that
created so much comment during the
run of the play on Broadway Tar
Fan of the Apes" opens for three
day engagement at the Washington
Sunday, Jan. 10.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-01-15

An OLD neglected Orcharo-Treeo
Dying, Rottina, Worthless and
UnsightIy-A Little Care Would
Have Made This q Fine Orchard.
Of delightful shade all summer, Of
healthful and delicious food in the
autumn and winter months.
The time to plant fruit trees is
late in the fall. Only trees with
good healthy main trunks, free of
diseases, bruises and insect pests.
should be planted. A generous
amount Of well pulverized soil
should be packed around the roots.
The purpose Of trimming fruit
trees is to strengthen them by prop
erly spacing the branches on the
trunk and to permit the light and
heat to penetrate to all parts of the
tree.
All dead wood, all suckers, all
blight. bitter rot or black rot infest-
ed branches and all branches which
cross other branches and rub of
the bark, should be trimmed out.
Every branch removed should be
cut off as close to the parent branch
as possible. Never leave a stub, as
it will die and cause the trunk of
the tree to rot. All wounds caused
by cutting should be painted. When
the branch removed had been dis
eased, the wound, before being
painted, should be washed with
solution of one part corrosive sub
Innate to 1000 parts Of water.
Peach trees produce fruit on wood
Of the previous seasons growth. To
have an abundance of fruit-bearing
wood each year trees must be cut
back sufficiently to cause q vigorous
growth of new wood.
Plums and cherries do not need
severe pruning. Plums are often
injured by too much trimming.
Pears should never be pruned-
cut out only the dead wood and use
a disinfectant ON all cuts made.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-01-15
Asks Legislative Action
to Change Name of
Germantown to Perslanq

In response to petition signed by
all except ten voters there, Senator
Walter McConaha, Of Richmond, will
introduce a bill to change the legally
incorporated name of East German.
town, in Wayne county, to Pershing.
The change has already been made by
the postoffice department at the re-
quest of residents who could not stand
for the old name since the war made
it distasteful
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-01-15
WANTED TO RENT.

ROOMS modern, unfurnished wante,
to rent by man and wife with goo,
family and location or one half mod
ern house. l.. Deeter, 334 Pearl st.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-01-15
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 2

EXCHANGE-You piano for a Vic
trola or buy used piano through me
and save the dealers profit. Walter
b. Fulghum. 1000 Main st.
PIANO-For sale Excellent condition
Write Postoffice box 81, City.
PIANO TUNING. Been at 1t q years.
d. f. Roberts, Phone 4110.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-01-15

State of Indiana, Wayne County, S.:
Passmore Avery, VS.. Arthur Avery,
Wayne Circuit Court, January Term,
1919. No 1S49S. Petition for Divorce.
Be it known that on the 14th day of
January, 1919, the above named Plain
tiff, by her Attorney, filed in the Of
flee of the Clerk of the Wayne Circuit
Court, her Petition against said De-
PENDANT for a Divorce and custody of
minor child.
Said Plaintiff also filed with said
complaint the affidavit of w w. Zim-
norman. disinterested person, show
ing that said Defendant is not resi-
dent of this state, and also her own af-
fidavit showing that her causes for
Divorce, as stated in her said Petition,
are, abandonment and failure to pro-
vide.
Said Defendant is therefore hereby
notified of the filing and tendency of
such Petition, and that unless he APP
pears ard answers or demurs thereto,
on the calling of said cause on the
18th day of March, 1919, at the Term
of said Court which was begun and
held at the Court House in the City Of
Richmond, on the LIST Monday of Janu-
airy, 1919. said cause will be heard and
determined in his absence.
Witness, the Clerk, and the Seal Of
said Court, at the City of Richmond,
this 14th day of January, 1919.
LINUS P. MEREDITH, Clerk.
Robbins, Keller & Robbins, Attorney
for Plaintiff Jan. 15-22-29
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-01-15
FARMS FOR SALE

219 Acres. 3 miles out, $50 level. rest
slightly rolling with good orchard.
good buildings. silo. fine black soil.
a bargain at $4,000. Address Box f.
5112, care Palladium.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-01-15
Fire Department Called
to Extinguish Roof Fire

The fire department was called to
927 Boyer, at the residence OF John
Hudnell, Wednesday to extinguish a
rof fire. There was no loss.
No damage was caused by slight
flue fire at enth and South d streets.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-01-15
.,zAfE1EAH El!NlS
r. We'll Kept Orchard WI
Il Prove Profitable In
" Manu- Ways
BY p. q. HOLDEN.

"HERE are many reasons why
we should grow our Own
fruit at home. Chief among
them are:
/. The present high price Of fruit
makes it profitable.
2. Fruit should form a portion Of
our daily diet.
3. Fruit trees, II well cared for.
add to the appearance Of our town
or country home.
II we grow our own fruit we will
have fresh fruit every day during
the season and will have surplus
to dry, can, or store for winter use.
II we do not grow it We will not
have it.
A well-kept orchard is one Of the
most attractive parts Of the farm.
Nothing else on the farm fingers SO
long in our memory as the old or
chard. 1t is at once a source of
beauty and fragrance in the spring.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-01-15
AGENTS AND Statesmen

The Authentic Life of Theodore Roose-
welt by William Draper Lewis, Phi. D..
Colonel Roosevelt's intimate political
associate and friend. with introduc-
tion by ex-presdent Taft. Fully il
Illustrated. low price, enormous demand.
unprecedented opportunity, liberal
terms. Outfit Free. Universal House.
Philadelphia.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-01-15

80 acres close to town. all kinds fruit.
6-room house and good bank barn
Phone 1919
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-01-15
PERSONALS
SPECIAL NOTICE

STAMPING and EMBROIDERING to
order. 10 North 10th.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-01-15

Wood. who always gets large MAORI
ties.
Representative Wood opposes this
change. and says he needs Warren
county in his business.
The Keota news., 1919-08-08
COTTON FOR BEST
Fabric Is Satisfactory and Is
SuppIanting Others.
Not Necessary to Don Silk or Woolsn
TO Be Dressed for Street
or House.

II has been within the Inst few
years that cottons We're produced III
ss attractive designs us silks or wool
en- fabrics. The fnct that cottons
were cheaper hns kept manufacturers
from thinking II worth while employ
Ing high.priced designers In prOduc-
Ing new and attractive designs. 30
from year To year our .inGhnms nnd
calic0es have been printed and woven
In much the same way. nnd II is only
when We bought silk that we got the
most attractive designs. This Ii still
the cnsc to a certain extent. for there
IL still much tO be done In this mat
ter Of making cottons more a,truc-
tive. SIN. We Gun Sc, cotton fnbrics
that are immensely satisfactory. aud
We no longer feel thni We must d0o
silk or ws,0len II We would be suitably
dressed for the street or for formal
occasions. Evening gowns thu, nre
immensely attractive IRE made Of or
CANDLES and voiles of cotton. and
street gowns thni are appropriate for
nny sort of occasion arc made In cot
ton foulartis and other cotton fabrics.
II you Gun make your own frocks
then you can have all sorts Of attrsc-
tive trucks u, comparatively small ex-
pense. But even II you have to buy
them they are mot prohibiiivc. for de-
spite the high cost of labor the manu-
fucturers ure managing to put out
,ki
price.
Que attractive frock shnt Il put out
By one of the manufacturers that
would liz suitable for amy xort Of
street wear. II Of cotton foulnrd with
long bell sleeves aud n round neck
With n collar of white orEnndic. The
bodice extends into h.p.icngth peplums
md there is wide Iirtilc of the pop.
lin. making q sort of 1sussinn blouse
The Keota news., 1919-08-08
CARRY FLoWERED HAT BOXES
Band Boxes, oaiiy Decorated. New
Regarded ~ . Necessity for
Weekend Trips- d.

II is quite the thing now. you know.
to carry your best hut along with you
In u band box when you 60 Awaiting
or a-week ending: hut. Of course. the
band box must he gny and coQuet.
tish affnir. intensely smart and cor.
rect. Such hnnd box costs about q.
but II is delightful hund box. Gov.
cred on the outside with lowered
cretonne and lined inside with striped
canvas.
A leather handle crosses the cover
and II mny he slipped over the arm.
md the cover has leather hinges No
that It mny he raised and lowered
without removing II from the box.
Someone hns prophcsict TINT thcsc
creton3e bnnd boxes are going to bc
A. popular us general feminine carry
nlls MS were the huge cretonne knit.
ting bngs which women carried q sum.
mer or two ngo-before the dlminu.
tive sock-sixed bag became more fash.
ionable.
The Keota news., 1919-08-08
r THIN AND NERVOUS,
TRY PHOSPHATE
xs1hng LIE PiaIs bssss-ehasoenee =
- - YIsn. Healthy B1seA -
- Issssass bsesagsA. tl6es
81 Nerve G0sos.

vAso m. stsps TO consider the host o.
ehaa o~opIs who searching eontlnvslO
fvs some method BY which they may IN
srv~Se their assh 10 normal proportions ~
tSs aiIing out Of ugly holio~s, the rovndiax
S0 OF prorvdip~ angles with the stssoo.
Al bloom o. hesltn and Attfscttsenses u
Il no wonder thai man, snd varied soe
assS.Sns along iats line spDSAf from time 10
time ~ pSoIie Print,
whiIs excessive ihiansas might y Al
tYsSutsd 10 various aud subtle causes N
Ai1sssns isdiviauAis u ~ weI1-known sset
Ihat the lack OF SUFFICIENT phosphoroes IN
Shs human system 40 very tAsss1 sespon-
sisIs for this condition Ssp~simsnts on
have demonstrated bsyond question os
ASuSt thA, . body .eae,sni IN phospsofove
kScoeas nervous. sicklS and Shtns ooSso
Aufhos and professor IN his book. CheM-
Sstg, and Food Nutrition. pueiisssd IN isIt
oays: - ihs, the amour, Of phos-
81 mar " seriously onassssttmAtsd ~ maaS
Of our standard tsat books
u seems 10 be- well estAeltshs6 thai shss
1snei~ncy IN phospbosous may Dow - met
b, sh~ U.s. of organic phosphate known
Shsovehou; English srssktaG cosststc -
Bisro-PhosphAts. Through the sss'snilssios
Of this phosphate BY the esFws tissue the
DSosp phosie conten, when aboososd IN The
o0ooai noSmsii, required ,, nAsvse 5000
Dsvave Q welcome change ~ our body Aed
ss'se- Ssrv. t.nsion a.ssrte.rs. sis:' ..a
sssea9th replace Wsaknsss sad lack of soss-
~. ane tbs whole BODY soon tosss It's u9y
bellows saa abrupt sagies. eecomtaG snvsl-
Sp,d IN . eko~ o: psffee; health And osAoty
Aad the viii AS6 stssaaih 10 - oe ssd
CAUTION: Will. Bn,s- Phosphate y sn.
surpassed for Sh. relief % nervousness. esa-
essi debility. etc. fhoss tskta6 who do
-, 6ests. 10 20. on nesh shouid - extra
eAsv ~ avosdiaG fs, .psvdVe,ax soods
The Keota news., 1919-08-08

'lf'' is a little word that spa.is ~
big plans.
The Keota news., 1919-08-08

effect. thus producing somewhat the
effect If jacket. which we have
come to regard as more suitable for
outdoor wear.
For the busy housewife there ix si.
ways wisdom In selecting house
frock thsi has shor, sleeves. for the
task of unbuttonins long sleeves and
properly folding them bnck whenever
one has to 60 about amy houscwork
Is not worth the advantage Of having
long sleeves. And In the new frocEs
there are many that hnve short
sleeves.
The Keota news., 1919-08-08
eroel<s o. Linen.

Shown side by side with frocks Of
batiste. organdie. dotted swiss and
chnmbray. there are the loveliest
frocks Of linen in white and delicate
colorS. Both the fine soft linen, a.
most like the French handkerchief
linen. and. the heavy conrae weave
nre liked. The heavier quality make.
up beautifully into tailored dresses,
suits or smocks. Hats are also made
OF this coarse linen. One lovely model
was in delicate shade Of pink and
was trimmed with heavy cotton
fringe.
The Keota news., 1919-08-08
Summer Travelling.

Fintbush - Don'i you think men
travel more In III. summc- time than
they do In the winter:
lsensonhurst-why. sure! Just think
Of the number of miles ! have to 60
with the inwn mower compared TO
those have to truys with the snow
shovel .-Yonkers Statesman.
The Keota news., 1919-08-08
In oeubt.

IN 00u6f.
'Wlat are your politicx?" Il dunno"
replied Farmer COrntOssel. Things has
worked around to such a mixup that
there isn't anybody ] don't disagree
with on some point or another.
The Keota news., 1919-08-08
Teacher Was ou.eis,sss

On the last day oi schoo. >"
our ncightor's small boy u hougu'f {"
flowers Ia take Ia his icachvr. ua |"
turning home from school ] said .
him. "Weil. Tommy. did you give wv
teacher the fiowcrs?'
He replied: mo mn'nm. ] in"i 'a.'
md she looked better 10 mc 'iiaa ~
teacher. M gave them to hri' -"
cngo Tribune.
The Keota news., 1919-08-08
MOTHERS
TO B.
Should Read Mrs. Mo,yh.,,
Letter Published BY
Her Permission.

Aitehsll. Ind.-"Lydia Z. pinki,.
Vegetable Compound helped ms a. =.
The Keota news., 1919-08-08
corrolboeativG.

She-This apartment is n dear.
Ae-Weal. you might Gull 1t q suite
thing.
The Keota news., 1919-08-08

NY 66069W09S. 2y baby FHea 81.
months Old weighed l9 pounds and i e.
never he'd any medicine DO m. y
much good. '-AEs. PEARL MoSrEn
Aitehell Ind.
Good health during maternity i ,
most important factor 20 both .io..e
md child a1d many letters hav. ..-.
received hy ths Lydia l. Pial.s.
Medicine ca, Lynn. Mass, ;e!..as Z
hsalth se0tnred during this trying ;>-s
b. the Ne Of Lydia E. Pinkasu Vs'
tahlo Compoand
The Keota news., 1919-08-08

during the lin,
was loo! ingio-vr
70 the coming Or
little one ina; Ia
Recommending i.s
other expee;,.,
mothers. Bs:r,
taking il some d,
] SUIT erred with u.
nlgis so naiiyer
] though; ! ea.t
not live, nr, IT,.
taxing CNr. So.ls
Of Lydia Z Pi,s
ham . N.rst,s
ComI,ound ! ives &c.
tirely relieved I.
neuralgia, ] .n
gained IN s:.c,,
and was able .sr
around and % i