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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-24
Akcya Ratunkowa ola Kraju i
Zofnierzy Polskich.
Wraz z Instrukcya Ola ,,Sekcyi Ratunkowej Pc
lex" PREY Wydziale NarodOwym.
Referat i Zalecenia Prezesa Wydzialu NarodowegO pred
tawione ma zebraniu Sekcyi W d. is. lutegO, 1919.
DIVA DZIALY PIRACY.

Tow. Ratunkowe Polek W Detroit,
it'd.
q organizacyi .naszych ,,Zwiazek
Polek" rozwinai re swej strony "a
pobiegliwa ~czynnoSG i dostarczyi z pc
spiechem zn~acznej pomocy. z wiel-
klein uznaafem trzeba wysilki NV.
Polek" ~podkreSlit, zwlaszcza, zs
ma zebrania i narady otwierai nam
7 take podwoje go$cinnego swego
domu W Chicago.
Wydzial kobiet W z. n. P. jake
komitet odziezy, r6wniez najgorli-
wiei W dziale TEN wsp6ipracowai.
To samo panic re Zjednoczenia P.
R. X, Sok6lki, Macierzystki, Unistki
i inne.
Wszystko, co W ten spos6b zebra
no przeniosi wediug urzedowych
sprawozdan Ora Fronczaka W mate
ryalach dostarczonych zolnierzom
armii polskiei i W upominkach Swia-
tecznych, z aopatrzeniu W mydlo !
W tyton razem sumo 6wierG miliona
dolar6w i kazde 2 towarzystw orga-
nizacyi i pan poszczeg6lnych dzieli
W tenn zasluge, a Ojczyzna z tax
zacnej wsp6lpracy chwale. o lie ia
kakolwiek organizacya Tub iowa
rzystwo i osoba prywatna W wyka--
zach i spisach ofiar byla pominietp.
ME stale sic to rozmySlnie / pc "a
| kohczeniu calej akcy: bedzie to uzu-
p~elnione. Me powinno to zadnej z
pan naszych dawat powodu do usu-
wanna sic Cd wsp6lpracy.
Snrawa ,.BiaIeSo Krzyia".
Gala pomoc ola armii polskisj
miala wedlug szlachetnej ,~ntencyi
I pani Heleny P~aderewskiej zorgani-
zowana bye W in~stytucyi polskiego
..Bialego Krzyla". co W zasadzie
przyjal i uchwala swoja zatwierdZ.i
Sejm Wychodztwa Polskiego W De-
| troit, Mich. Atoli Amerykanski
CzerwOuy krzyz ME Chciai sic Ego
die podczas wojny ma formacye or
ganizacyi ra%tunkowej ola armii.
kt6raby podejmowala prace objet2
jego zadaniami. Biaiy Krzyz spell
NAL vice jedynie CzynnoSG pomoc-
nicza. wyksztaicil i wysial szereg
Dielegniarek ola armii. wyekwipo--
wal szereg ambulans6w 1 aptek po-
lowych / przez pewien czas byl po-
| Srednikiem W akcyi ola armii re
strony wymienionyCh organ:zacyi
towarzystw. Il zamknieciem rekru.
tacyi akcya pomocnicza Bialego
| Krzyza przechod=j w Stanach Zjed-
n~oczonych Nd Sekcye R~atunkow2
PREY Wydziale Narodowym. Sekcya
ia ME znosi wsp6idzialania i wsp6E-
udzialu pomienionych organizacyi i
t~owarzystw, ale je raczej jednoczy
! wzajem dla tax donioslego wsp6l-
nego ceiu zbliza. gdyz bez k6l ME
wieScich W takich organizacyach
jak Zwiazek Polek, Wydzial Kobiet
w Z. w. y. istniejace dotad iowa
rzystwa pomocy Polek. tow. i'm. He
lenf P~aderewsk:ej oraz inne iowa
rzystwa i k6lka. sekcya ratunkowa
ME moglaby zadania swego zreah,
zowat.
! Poniewaz praca zorganizOwaDei
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-24

" wielkiem dziele pomocy marc
dowej wysuwajs sic ma pierwszy
plan diva szcEeg6lniejsze obowiszki
naszego Wychodztwa, a W p~ierwszej
linii Polek naszych, kt6re So ma po-
lu opieki / milosierdzia cd szeregu
lat wybitnemi i dzielnemi pracow-
niczkami.
Pierwszy dziai obeimuje pomoc
dla iolnierzy armii polskiej i ich ro-
DIN. Jasnem jest, re musimy W
konsekwencyi mice troske o ich
potrzebach. kt6rych re s~zczupiego
zoidu zaspokoiG ME moga / W tych
dziaIach zapotrzebowania W kt6-
rych pomocy we Francyi z braku
materyaI6w odnoSnych uzyskat ME
mega. Trzeba nam r6wniez zwrocic
uwage ma potrzeby tel armii, ktora
jest W kraju ojczystym / broni jej
granic, zwlaszcza przeciw najazdo-
wi re strony Niemiec / przeciw boil
szewickiej nawale.
Ma potrzeby tel arm;i W kraJu
wydziai Narodowy wysiai z koncem
s~tyczuia, br. Siedemset pietdziesiat
tysiecy frank6w, z czego atoli pew
ma Geese ~obr6cona bedzie ma skon-
densowane mleko dla dziatwy W
kraju.
Me zmniejsza sic r6wniez niezbsd
IA troska nasza o rodziny zoinierzy
| potrzebnym jest staiy organ PREY
wydziale Narodowym, ktoryI" jak
najroztropniej W tel sprawie "a
biegal.
Drugi Dzial Obowiazk6w POmocy
obejmuje zapotrzebowanie gwaitow-
ne W kraju zywno;ci, nasion. odziezy
bielizny, obuwia, poSciel! opatrun-
k6w etc. Trzeba tam tych rzeczy
jak najwiecej i jak na~jpredzej !
trzeba Cd kazdej tutejszej rodziny
Co dobrego, a ~zbednego pod tym
wzgledem posiada. zebrat i odesiac.
Akcya " tel pomOcy musi bye spre-
aysta i energiczna.
DotyChCzasowa " tyCh dZialach
pFaCa.
R6wnoczeSnie z wydaniem marc
dowego hasio: ,~.Utw6rzmy arm:s
polska" - wydaIa PAM Helena Pa
derewska haslo: .,Zorganizujmy po-
moe dla armii naszej'.
D koncem Marca 1918 ma zebra
niu Polek W Milwaukee. Wis. pro-
gram akcyi odnoSnej tax skreSliia:
Ola zolnierzy naszych nietylkG
potrzeba s~karpetek, kt6rych zawsze
lest brak wielki. ale szpitala, ambu-
lans6w. opatrunk6w narzedzi chirut
gicznych. l6zek s~zpitalnych, koszuI
I moe innych rzeczy'.
Ola zgromadzenia tych niezbed--
nych przedmiot6w zorganizowane
zostalv W Milwaukee. W Chicago, W
Detroit. W Nowym Yorku i W in
nych miastach towarzystwa i'm. He-
leny Paderewskiej.
Poza temi towarzystwami. utWo'
rzy}y sic take inne jak ,komitet
Polek Pomocy Narodowej' ma Pitts
burg ! okolice. ..Komitet Pomocv Ar
mil Polskiej" W Nowym lorku,
..Komitet Polek' W Cleveland. O.,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-24
Zebrania Sekcyi.

avn SSNNV'
Ma zebraniu sekcyi maja mice do
step znane W danej ~miejscowosci
pracowniczki i m}odsze panny, kto-
reby nalezalo z~aprawit do wsp6i--
piracy narodowej i do p~raktyczneJ
sluzby patryotycznej. Kazda sekcya
ma ma zebraniu miesiecznem roz-
wazyG:
a. od~czytanie raportu sekcyi.
b. 20 W ]poprzednim miesiacu
zdzialalo i co ma w przyszlym zdzia-
lac.
c) iak pozyskaG SHY do dalszeI
pracv i iak ie wprawiG / zespolic.
d. iak noprzeG fundusz dziesje-
ciomilionowy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-24

obeenie sekcyi jest niejako dalszym
ciagiem akcyi Biafego Erzyza, pre-
to Wydziaf Narodowy najwyrazniei
zaznacza, re przez utworzenie SEX
cyl, zasluzonego tego dzie}a ME ka-
suje ami tez navy jego ME zmienia.
czekajac ma decyzye powoianych do
tego czynnik6w.
OdZiez / Obuwie ola Kraju.
Dziaf ten wymienione organizacye
niewieScie ~prowadzily bardzo skrzet-
ME ~jeszcze pred utworzeniem ar
mil polskiej, a to giownie ma zalece-
ME komitetu generalnego W Szwaj-
caryi. Zgromadzonych kilkadziesiat
pax wysialiSmy W swoim czasie
wsp6lnie do kraju / otrzymaliSmy "a
to tax nam drogie uznanie i podz:e-
kowanie s. p. Henryka Sienkiewicza.
Ten dial wysuwa sic teraz chwi-
lowo nawet pred akcya pOmocnicza
ola zolnierzy armii n~aszej, gdyz z
kraju otrzymaliSmy peina grozy via
domoSG, re skutkiem braku bielizny,
odziczy i obuwia setk; rodak6w. a
zwlaszcza niewiast, mlodzieAy i dziat
Wy CO tydzien umiera. Me powin:en
wiec w najblizszym okresie laden
okret odejSG z Nowego Yorku. ably
ME zabrat skrzyh 2 tymi przez ro-
dak6w tax poaadanymi materyaia-
mi.
Wsp0ipraCa z .,kOmitctami Obywa.
tclSkimi".
Poniewaz cd czasu formacyi armli
polskiej utworzone zostaiy ! wieIe
zasiug po'ozyiy komitety o5ywatel,
skie, wsp0ldz:alanic ich ogromnie
jest ~pozadane. sedyz poza obrebem
organizacyi niewie$cich. wiedza O.
ne dobrze jake panic " danej oko-
Icy oddawaly sic dotad piracy naro-
dowei i jak.eby ~jeszcze przybrat
MONA. Pr6cz tego pomoc W zwOiy-
waniu zebran. w opakowaniu Wy
sylCe materyal0w W kazdej biuro-
wei piracy, barGzo bylaby 70 strony
komitet0w obywatels;ich pazadana
i komitety te poparcia sprawie ne
odm6wia. Sekcya ratunkowa ma
vice k%orzystat Z togo PREY tworzc-
niu filii loka!nych W poszczegtlnych
osadach i d~zieln:cach polskich
zwracat sic do ~prezes6w ~w7glednie
DO blur komitet6w obywatelskich.
jake do naszych patrvotycznvch or
gan6w W dancj m~iejscowo:ci.
Wydzial Narofowy zvraoa sic "a,
ra2em do wszystkich kom;tet6w oby
Natelskich w ca}ych StanaCh Zjed-
n~oczcnych ! usilHa proSba o jak
najzyczliwsze ~poparcie i pomoc d,7
Sekcyi Ratunkowej Polck i fiji jct
lOkalnvch.
StoSunek do OrcanizaCyi Nicwic>
tCiCh.
Sekcya R&tunhOwa Polck ma "
~odnicsiPniu do org2n;2a"yi niewie,
$cich dalvf do lax najS"i$lejs2ego
wsp6ld,ia!an:a. W szczcg6lno&ci trze
ba to porozumienie osiagna@ " stO-
surku do Zwiazku Polek Wydzia-
In Kobiet T.. y. p. i jegO komitetu
odzipav. Sok6lek. Init. 2iednoczonia
P. r. x. Stow2r2yszeaia Polak6w "
Amervce Kom. obyw. pomOcy arms
polskiei W Milwaukee. Wis, Tow
ratunkowego Polek " Detroit. Mich
Tow. pomocy armii pOlsk:ei i'm. lie
LEVY P~aderewskiei V CHICAGO i in
nych kt6re n z?losrcn;nm m Este
beda wc,2gntetc. 70"rasZajac pre-
| zeski wzglednie reOrezeNtantl;: M
wsp6lne narady. zwlasEcZa przv two
rzeniu fill lokalnvch / tworzeniH
! niezbednych komitot0w, ~sr"rva,,
nych. Wydzial Norodowy pr"Ywi2zu
ie do tego wage. abv wSp6lrraca o.
p:erala sic ma scrdccznym wzajem.
nym stosunku.
SkIadnicc luka!nc i c~<spchvCyA.
W ka7dei mie;scowoSci wzaledni'
dzielnicy. gdzie jest lub ma hyt II
tworznna sekcya lokalna. mus by'
| pod odpowiedniem do2orcm sktal
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-24

Prsv,s kaIdy polsHi agent reat
noAciowy ogiasza ale " DZlENNiku
rHICAGpsKI@ DO nisiednoirotnh
urxekonui sie. to tn a~ajlsDisj mu
V Snlan
The Washington herald., 1919-11-06
BUREAU OF EN-
GRAVINGAND
PRINTING
NEWS

The Bureau Band had q large time
at the Elks' Hall Tuesday night, when
they furnished music for the EIks'
oyster roast. The band played sew
eral selections, and a number Of the
Marine Band. themselves Eiks, then
joined in with the boys for a few
numbers.
Frank Westman. section 6, night,
Is spending a couple Of weeks in
Philadelphia.
Miss Phoebe Hitchcock. OF the ex-
amining division. is absent. suffering
with an infected finger.
John Sheehan. apprentice plate
printer. resigned his position last
The Washington herald., 1919-11-06
HOROSCOPE.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Q, 1910.
Copyright. 1919. BY The Mcclure Ne-srspsr

| THURSDAY, NOVEMBER o, 1910.
| tooWrisht 1919. BY The Mcclure Newspaper
syndieztel
Although Jupiter and Uranus are
in benefic aspect today. according to
astrology. II is q time to be exceed
ingly careful for Saturn and Mer-
curry are In sinister aspect.
The rule Is held to incline both
men and women to make foolish in
vestments and to use poor judg-
ments in deciding important ques-
tions.
The stars seem to presage q per-
! iod OF great prosperity in many
lines Of business in which women
will benefit greatly. a. well ss men.
1t Is in the fact that alluring op-
portunities will be offered that dan
ger lies. for the temptation to spec
ulate will be strong, especially in
the East.
, This should be a favorable plane
tary direction for savants Of every
sort. Men Of authority will WELD
power through the universities of
the country, but their gain in recog-
milton will lead to startling discov-
cries concerning seditious teachings
that have been disseminated in re-
cent years.
Uranus Is in a place held TO en-
courage romance among men of
middle age and high position. This
tendency will lead to more than one
great scandal. the seers warn.
Mercury in evil place continues to
forecast severe troubles for all who
disseminate news. This position of
Mercury caused the prophecy early
in the year that newspapers and
publishers Of every sort would suf-
fer heavy losses. but through them
they are to attain a larger prosper
ity. Some change in methods of
business Is indicated.
Peril from propaganda that Is of
evil Intent will be increasingly evil
dent the beginning of the new year.
Venus in an aspect of great por-
tent to women is read as presaging
wonderful reforms and startling
political changes.
This Is lucky day for those who
WOO. since the planets make senti-
ment especially appealing during
this aspect. but II is we'll to be
cautious about all love AFFAIRS.
Astrologers forecast attempts on
the part of Germany to win the
friendship of Belgisns through some
subtle and artful policy.
Persons whose BIRTHDAYS Il IA
nave the augury Of pleasant changes
that bring increase of money.
Children born on this day will be
generous. kind. original and inyen-
tive in all probability.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-06
Homemade Lotion for
Wrinkled, Flabby Skin

To remove wrinkles and age hnee, or TO de
lay their formation. . simple lotion mad
By dissoiving one ounce Of pure powdered sa1
oiite in half pint Of witch hazel. viii b,
found wonderfully sfficacous. This tends tc
tighten and tone up the relaxsd skin, making
Il finn and smooth The inredients o.
oourss can b had at any drug store or in
toilet sections Of department storea
Bathe the face with thu harmless lotior
daily for awhile and every line viii vanish
including tho deepest cTowsfeet and furrows
Oven the first Application gives surprising 70
suits There b nothing bsttsr for reducing
double chin and saeyns cheek muslea ..
wsn - enlarged -poresL No trace Of the treat
msnt itseh remsins On the face, % yuui
hisnds win not guess the reason for you
retuvensted sppearance-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-06

ing line at the ball Of the Navy Relief
Society on Thanksgiving night. Mrs.
Daniels, wife OF the Secretary Of the
Navy. will head the line. with Mrs.
Franklin d. Roosevelt, Mrs. Albert
Grant. Mrs. George Barnett, and Mrs.
Albert r. Niblack also acting as
hostesses for the ball.
Under the direction Of Mrs Niblaclk,
chairman Of the ball committee, and
her various subcommittee arrange
ments for this annual event In Wash
ington society are rapidly being com
pleted. Secretary Daniels has given
permission for the use Of the Marine
and Navy Yard bands. Boxes are
being arranged and sold by Mrs.
George Barnett, wife OF the COM
mandant OF the Marine Corps. Tickets.
Including supper. are in the hands of
Mrs. 2. L. Tanner at the Parkwood
Benefits Of the ball will go. as usual.
to needy families of men in the Navy
and Marine Corps.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-06
CHILDREN'S
SUNRISE STORIES
UNCLE wICclY AND
AND NEDDE,S HORSE
NJ HOWARD n. GARIs.
Copyright 1913. The Mcclure
Newspaper syndicate.) =,

Uncle Wiggily' was walking through
the woods with Neddie the bear boy.
Neddie was taking his old wooden
rockinghorse 10 Baby Bunty.
Uncle Wiggily and Neddie were
about half way TO where Baby Bum
II now lived with sammie and Susie
Littletail. the other rabbit children,
when all Of q sudden q loud voice
cried:
'Hoid on. there, stopl I want you,'
Uncle Wiggfly and NEEDLE looked
around and there was the bad old
Pipsisewah coming out from behind
q stump.
II want some souse on both your
ears! So put down that thing you
are carrying. Neddie stubtail. and
come here until I bite you. After
that I'll bite Uncle wisgily!"
Slowly carrying the rockinghorse,
Neddis walked up to the Pipsise-
wah.
''oh. IL only that horse were real
and alive. instead OF being made Of
wood" thought Uncle Wiggily. Ned
die and could Jump on his back
and he would run and carry US away
from the bad Pip. But I don't sup
pose this rockinghorse can help US
noww
Neddie set the old rockinghorse
down on the ground near the Pip, as
call him for short. Then the bad
chap leaned over and was just going
to nibble some souse on the bear
chaps ear when all Of . sudden
something happened.
Two Of the legs of the rockinghorse
quickly Strengthened out. and two Of
the feet struck the Pipsisewah under
the chin. "Biffo! Bango!" went the
hoofs on the bad chap, and the next
he knew he was sailing away over
the tree tops. and he hadn't bitten
Neddie nor Uncle wiggily at all.
"whyi Why" cried the bear boy.
'the rockiarhorse kicked the Pipsise-
wah away for us!"
HE surely did" laughed Uncle
wiggily. II never knew a rocking
horse to do that before"
And didn't. either. give you
my word for II.
Anyway, the Pipsisewah was driV-
en- away, and Uncle wisgily and
Neddie took the rockinghorse to Baby
Bunty. and the little rabbit girl was
made very happy. But never after
that did the horse give even tiny
kick. So this teaches us We never
know what a rockinghorse is going
to do. And il the church steep'e
doesn't tickle the airship's wheels
when 1t tries to turn a sky somer
sault on a cloud. I'll tell you next
about Uncle wiggily and Beckie's
The Washington herald., 1919-11-06
OUT-OF-TOwN
ENGAGEMENT.

An engagement OF equal interest to
society in Philadelphia. Washington
and New York became known yes
terday when Mr.. and Mrs. Henry f.
Cochrane, OF Hewlett. l.. l.. informed
their friends that Miss Madeleine
Cochrane, their Oldest daughter, will
become the bride Of Philip s. P. Ran
dolph. jr., son OF Philip S. p. Ran
dolph, of Philadelphia They will be
married next spring. and will live in
Lakewood. N. J.
In December last Mr.. Randolph's s
sister. Miss Hannah Randolph. was
married in Philadelphia to Robert
Spear Hudson, third secretary Of the
British Embassy at Washington.
Mr.. and Mr.. A. B. Butler have re-
turned to Washington from East
Orange, n. j., where they went to
attend the wedding of their son.
Capt. A. B. Butler. jr., whose mar
riage TO Miss Katherine Treat.
daughter of Gen. and Mrs. Charles
G. Treat. took place at the home OF
the brides grandmother. Mrs. J. B..
Cornell. on Saturday. November l.
Capt. Butler. who served as aid to
Maj. Gen. Charles p. Summerall for
overseas duty. returned to the United
States in September with Gen. Per-
shing's party.
Another interesting development in
connection with the Serbian benefit.
to be held today and tomorrow, will
be the sale of some exceedingly inter-
esting pictures painted by noted
French artists of Serbian scenes. Mrs.
Tsamados, wife of the minister resi-
dent and charge d'affaires of Greece,
will make the sales, the pictures being
donated by Montozan Bracelet. who
wishes to help swell the Serbian fund.
The tables for this evening, for both
the supper and cards, are we'll taken,
and the music for dancing has been
chosen with thought to the newest
dances.
Cabinet women will be in the receiv-
The Washington herald., 1919-11-06
Outing Flannel Gowns and OF
Things for Women

week in order to resume his school
ing.
Miss Frances Lytton. Of the wet
ting division. is enjoying a short va
cation.
Miss Jennie Dugan. OF the trim
ming room, is out for q few days.
Miss Mary Carpenter. OF the ex-
amining division, is on the sick list
George Jacobs. of the engraving d.
vision. received q degree In the
Shriners last Saturday.
Tom Allsworth. Of section 6. is
anxiously awaiting the arrival of
his new car. Tom has been with
'out a machine since his old one
burned up some time ago.
Jim Farrell. Of the printing once
force. was Johnny on the Job" at
the Elks' oyster roast last Tuesday.
Miss Mary v. Fitzgerald and Miss
Sue Russell. OF the examining divi-
sion, are on the sick list
Carroll Reeves, OF section 6, has
ventured into the automobile repair
business. He Is now working on
the $3.50 shift in order to devote the
morning hours TO this work.
Mrs. Annie williams and Miss
Alice Cruit. Of the examining divi-
sion, are taking some leave.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-06
V~ie~>~ g..

bali hour. We have no piano but Practice On
the plano ne1t door to ua Would YOU adyise me-
to tsis two lessous wssk,-BLUE EYES
Since you practice on a piano in
another's home It may be that you
do not have the opportunity of
practicing very often but IL you do
believe you should take two Of
the half hour lessons q week. -
The Washington herald., 1919-11-06

fornia, Colorado, Nevada and Name WI
Theomenin of the States have up pretty hard
still persevering.
We hear all of interesting stories the gov
and descriptions range from "a perfect
old bear No how bitter the fight which wages there is
thing be said for the parties both sides All seem to
that at least the opponent thinks that he right
There lot Of talk about the question of party politics
iherfering it does and but prof
es the information that of the six
met the demand for special session in November
publican and is Democratic ~. IT,
The total number of States ayng previous Noyem
The Washington herald., 1919-11-06
Reduce YourFat
Without Dieting

Years ago the formula for fat reduction
vas "diet'-"eXercs Today il is "Taks
hannola Prescription TabIets" Friends tell
inends-doctors tell their patients, until thou
ssDds know and use this convenient, harm.
less method. They eat what they like, lirs
ss they like. and still lose their two three
or four pounds Of fat a week Simple e.
fectiIe. harmless Marmola Prescription Tab
let's are sold by all druggists-a large case for
&c. Cr il you prefer you may write direct TO
the MsrmolA Company. 81 Woodward Ave,
Detroit. Mich-Aav
The Washington herald., 1919-11-06
Oil Found IN South Georgia.

Atlanta, Ga, Nov. son has been
found near Scotland IN Telfair county.
South Georgia according to q report
given out by the State geologist's
office here today. The oil rehnes to
about 60 per cent Kerosene. which Is
about the grade found in California,
but somewhat inferior to Oklahoma
and Texas oil, Il was stated.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-06
Music Lessons.

Miss Nancy Lane, Miss Peggy Mar
tin. Miss Marcia Chaplin. Miss Mary
Custis Lee, Miss Anne Gordon. Miss
Delphine Heyl. Miss Helen Tucker.
Miss Helen McLaIahan. Miss Betty
Grove ana Miss Anne Dulany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wood have post
poned their daughters coming out
party from mid December until De-
cember 81. New Year Eve. when
they will give a tea-dance for her,
followed by dinner dance at the
Chevy Chase Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Newhall. of
Philadelphia, announces the engage
ment of their sister. Miss Eleanor
Newhall, daughter OF the late Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel s. Newhall. to Dun
can Selfridge. son OF Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Thomas D. Selfridge. OF
Washington and Boston. The we'd
ding will take place In Washington
Memorial Chapel. at Valley Forge.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-06
Maine Ra66es Suffrage.

Augusta. Maine. Nov. BIN concur
renee with the Senate, the House to-
day ratified the amendment to the
Federal Constitution giving women
the right to vote. The vote was "
to IS.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-06
WirSimia Lees Personal Answers
To Herald Readers Questions

Suffrage IS mot won yet though everyone
seems to have settled down and decided for
whom they viii vote.
OF course. We are assured it soon will
come, but there are large number of the
States which have not ratified the Federal
suffrage amendment yet.
In june, nine States ratified; in July four;
in August one; in September. three. This
month there are six States scheduled for ratifi-
cation including North Dakota, Idaho. Cali
The Washington herald., 1919-11-06
8OCap(Ey.
Rs E C. DRUM-YUNr

Mrs. Wilson and her mother, Mrs.
: William H Boiling. took an auto
mobile ride together yesterday
afternoon.
The Prince Of wales will visit the
United States Naval Academy on
November IL. Capt. Blake. of the
British Embassy stan, went to An
napolis Tuesday to arrange for the
princes visit
The Spanish Ambassador and
Nine. Riano entertained at dinner
at the embassy last night for the
Spanish delegates to the Interna-
tional Labor Conference. The men,
!. bers OF the embassy stan were
among the guests-
Nine. de Riano's sister, Mrs.
Chandler Anderson. Is staying at
the embassy while her house, i6ls
Twenty-frst street. II being put In
order for occupancy. Mr.. and Mrs.
Anderson expect to spend the win
ter IN Washington.
The Minister of the Serbs. Croats
and Slovenes and their guests. Lord
and Lady swaythling. were the
honor guests at the dinner which
Col. and Mrs. william Cary Sanger
gave last night.
Mrs.. Franklin K. Lane was the
guest of honor at the luncheon
which Mrs. Randolph Miner. of Los
Angeles, Cal. gave yesterday at her
apartment at 2400 Sixteenth street
The others in the company were the
members Of little group Of Cali
fornia women who were In Wash
inEton all summer and who saw a
great deal Of each other at this
time.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-06
Knoxville Ha. fir.t Frost.

Knoxville. Tenn. Nov. 5.-Frost
formed over this section this morning
for the first time this fall.