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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-18

", lekarzy, adwokatow, rachmi-
strzow, pisarzy, - ktoby leczyl
dusze i ciaia, kto sprawy zawikia-
ne prowadzii, kto cicszy} umysiy
pc piracy? Nastaiaby puStka, wiel
ka pustka i - zwierzeta jcdzace,
Spiace, bezmySlne... A wezrny
znow chociazby i zwyklego robo-
tnika, lecz wyksztaiconego, umie-
jacego czytaG i rozumiet, co czy-
ia, czyliz mt sic wtedy SWAT
.Piekniej i ponetniej ME przedsta-
via? lego zaS tylko w szkoiach
nabyc MONA. Czyliz ME many
przykladow nieoswieconych, "a
.niedbanych umysiowo milionerow
oplacajacych drogo swoich sekre-
tsrzy i doradzcow, DO sami - po-
rsdzic sobie ME mega. Oddaliby
oni czeSc milionow swoich, gdyby
mogli uczyc sic byli "a m}odu, te-
raz, kiedy juz "a poznO ma to
Albo i dziewczeta nasze poi
skie? Zalcdwo ukohcza szkoie niz
sza, juz biegna do bylejakiej bez-
nlySlnej piracy, ably tylko byiy
.pieniadze ma drogie sukienki i
trzewiczki. Dobre i ]potrzebne i
to, ale wpierw niechaj uksztalcQ
umysl i - nabiora tax potrzebne-
go W zyciu p%oloru. Prosze tyl-
ko ocenic roznice pomiedzy die
wczeciem ME uksztaiconem i ME
okrzesanem, a ~panienkami wycho
dzacemi z naszych polskich aka
demii: Ferwsza krzykliwa, ME
zgrabna, pustki W giowie, stro-
je, flirty, nieszczeScia.. druga,
mia, uGiadna, skreHna, Z kt6rq
poFozmawiac milo ! przyjemniey
= pozadana w towarzystwie, po-
zadana ma zone ola inteligentne-
go MEGA, jest ozdoba / uciecha
rodziny i-Swiata. Zmuszona oko-
licznosciami, potrafi uczciwie i
rozumnie wypelnia6 swoja prace
wynagradzana i po-
trait znalezc sic W kazdej potrze-.
bic, W kazdem z~agadnieniu zy--
To samo mozna powiedziec o
chfopakach: czy slyszy kto cze-
sto o przestspcy, rabusiu, zfo-
wychowanym W kolle--
Me! Natomiast jakimi
staja sic prozniacy z nieuksztai-
conym umysiem i dusza? Ra =
kradzieze, mordy, sierra
sic W przerazajacej liczbie, upra-
przez tych, ktorzy sic nj
czego, hub "a maio uczyli, kto-
rych rodzice niedbalstwem gree
ktorzy ME znaia granicy
ziem i dobrem. A via
tych tylko W szkolach
nabyc molina!
Przestancie zatem ,,strajko-
wac" przynajmniej W tym kierun
ku, rodzice i dzieci, odrzuccie u
p6r, z ktorym utrzymujecie, IL
,,nie warto uczyc sig" Przeciwnie
- dzieci vase namawiajcie do
nauki, a wy. dziewczeta i chop
cy. uczcie sic, oswiecajcie umysl
i SERGE. azebyscie powiekszali Ii
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-18
POGADANKA.

So ludzie, ktorzy - wbiwszy
sobie w umysl jakaS (niby) ,,za-
sade", .zapatrywanie", lub plan
postspowania" - ME posiuchaja
zadnych przedstawien, zadnych
argumentow, trwaja w uporze
swoim i zaluja dopiero wtedy
kiedy juz Ia pozno, azeby zie
uaprawie.
l tax: ,,Zamaio many docho--
dow" "a zatem .Strajk" i -
przeprowadzono, czego chciano,
lecz ME pomySlano % nastep-
stwach. Ia to tn i owdzie teraz sly
szymy: Och, lepsze to dawniej
byiy easy. mniej byio pieniedzy,
ale MONA bylo predict cos uskia-
dac ma ciezkie godziny jak teraz.
kiedy mieszkania i artykuly spo-
lywcze W czwornasob posziy "
gore" Naturalnie, ME mySlano o
tenn, re tax bye musi, gdyz pod
noszac place robotnikom, trzeba
podnosic cene artykuiow, azeby
dostac pieniedzy ma oplacenie rak
pracujacych. l tax zarabiaja VIA
~sciwie wiecej tylko milionerzy,
kt6rzy z dochod0w swoich mic
stracic ME chca. Robotnik ma,
czego chciai, lecz PLACID "a to NIL
81
TAX i kobiety, uroiwszy sobie
cokolwiek, ME przypuszcza per-
swazyi zadpemu rozsadkowi. Bic
gniemy mp. "a ,,bargainami" i
,,stempsami' stoimy w szeregu
po pare godzin, tracimy GAS, gu
bimy pieniadze, potracamy sic,
wymySlamy sobie, azeby "a po--
wrotem do domu przekonac sic,
il ow bargain" - to materyai
zlezaiy, lub porozdzierany, hub
artykui spozywczy zepsuty, albo
wagi w MIN niema.
Ma razie znowu nova Spiaczka
rzy goraczka czy jak nazwac te
- chorobe, ogarneia umysiy ma
szczeScie - pojedyhczo ~ystrajku-
iacych' dotychczas, a ME daj b.
ie, by byia zarazliwa!
Otto - z rozpoczeciem roku
,zkolnego krzyczy sic ma wszyst-
Sie tony: Go tam uniwersytety
wyzsze szkoiy; ME warto dzieci
ksztaicic teraz iopata wiecej INA
ozy jak ksiazka"; it'd. it'd. Smiac
sic tn czy zaiowac tych nafwnych,
ktorzy ME chca zrozumiec, re
gdyby tylko same iopatT SWAT
ryfy, zabrakioby ludzi intelligent
nych do kierowania i prowadzenia
porzadku ma Swiecie.
Naturalnie, potrzeba i jednego
i drugiego.
Kto ME ma zdolnoSci do wyz-
szych nauk, niechaj bedzie reko-
izielnikiem. Me straci ma szacun
gu, DO zadna praca ME hanbi. Leez
- ME wolno rodzicom odmawiac
izieciom swym pomocy i zachety
DO nauk, gdy So chetne i iodine,
ME wolno leniwym dzieciom wy
mawiac sic cd nauki, azeby moze
kiedyS rzucic rodzicom wymowke,
Il ME miaiy sposobnoSci sic uczyc.
I W CODY sic SWAT obr6cii, gdyby
ma MIN zabrakio Swiatiych ksie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-18

sownym ma ten eel bedzie wiersz
wyg}oszony przez pania jake ida
me honorowa": DO kobiety
(przez Marye Konopnicks). Caly
poemat trochs "a diugi, posylam
wyjatek:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-18
DIAL OLA KOBIET.
Reieruje Marya g.

czbe kobiet i mezczyzn, ktorzy
beda kiedys potrzeba, ozdoba,
kultura i cywilizacya swiata.
Wszak znacie przeSliczny wiersz
Konopnickiej, gdzie opisuje dole
biednego sieroty malego zlodzie-
ia, mad ktorym lituje sic sedzia i
- zamiast do wiezienia go poslac
- mowi:
.PGjdz dziecie, ia Gle uczyc ka-
ze"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-18

wei, troche imbiru i smazyc, mie-
szajac iyzka, dopoki ME zgestnie-
jc. A gdy ostygnie, sksadac do
s}oik6w i zakrecac p~okrywkami.
Mona dodat obranych re skorki
moreli lub brzoskwih, dodajac w
tel proporcyi cukru.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-18

Szykowna bluzka ola dorasta-
jacych panienek z niebieskiego ba
tystu, voilu. krepy, ujPongee" in
rych; kolnierzyki mankietki bia
ie. Materyalu ma lat II, trzeba
* jarda o So cal. seer. ModeSka
O lat 8 do IA. ModeSko 10c.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-18
CENY TARCOWE
" CHICAGO.

Pszenica, No. l, twarda,
buszel .................!$2.27
Pszenica, No. 1, czerwona
buszel ...... $2.26h do 1927
Kukurydza, No. 2, zoita
buszel ...... $1.46h do $1.49
Kukurydza, No. 2 biaia
buszel ...... $1.46 do, $1.49H
OWES, buzsel No. 2. 67Ac do Toe
Jeczmieh, buszel . $1.19 do 1882
zyto, buszel :. $1.42h do $1,43
BYDLo.
Woly, tuczne .. $17.25 do $17.65
Wo,y, roczne :. $1,000 do SITS
Krowy, tuczne i jalow-
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Cieleta, ....... $3.50 do $21.5O
Swine, tuczne . $3.50 do $500
SWINE, wagi miedzy 40 a
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Barany, ...... $3.50 do $15.25
Owce, tuczne .'... $3.50 do $500
NABIAL.
Jaja. pierwsza sorta.
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[aja, druga sorta.
tuzin ......... 44Hc do 45hc
Maslo, 1sza sorta, funt =. 55%c
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Ser ameryk. funt -. 31c do 32hc
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1ndyki, funt 3Oc
NSo AulII SSS
WARZYWA.
Buraki, 100 wiazek, $3.50 do $500
Kalafiory, skrzyn. Soc do $1.Oo
Selery, skrzynka (Michi-
gan .......... $1.00 do $1.25
0gorki, koszyk, ...... 35c do 4c
Cebula, domowa, wo-
rex $1.OO
Kartofle wisconsin,
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100 funtow 80. $2.15 do $40
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Kapusta, skrzynia 1925 do $3.50
Szpinak, skrzynka :. SOC do 75c
Marchew, nova -
100 wiazek .... $50 do $500
Rzodkiewka, 100 wiaza-
mex .......... $500 do $500
.Groch straczkowy,
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OWoCE.
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-18

i Zaioby w rodZlnle DafdZo me nOnoroWa nDC
,wnem jest, jak to PAM III (przez Marye Konopn
p, zabawienie gosci ,muzy- poemat trochs "a dug
zabawami towarzy- wyjatek:
nj deklamacya." Bardzo sto
,PosIuchai: ,Ikocham" - to ME macy wcale:
Chce bye pieszczona w twym domu krolowa,
Chce iSc przez zycie droga kwieciem slana,
Chce W pocaiunkow tyoich tonac szale,
Chce, by mi skonko Swiecilo co rano,
Chce, by co wiecz6r lampe dyamentowa
Srebrzysty ksiezyc palil mi mad gfowa;
Chce bys dzieh caly mojego szczebiotu
Shachal zawsze vital mic Z uSmiechem;
Chez Eye z twej piracy / t~wojego potu;
Chce byS byl moim cieniem, noim echem,
Odpowiedzialnym "a mnie niewolnikiem". -.
Me! ,,Kocham ciebie !"-to znaczy, chce z toba
Podzwignac ciezar, co sic zyciem zowie,
Bye domu twego Swiatiem i o1doba
nieSc ci pok6j, i cisze, i zdrowie.
yKocham' to znaczy: twoje Ideally
l twUje cele So takze moimi;
Pracujmy razem, by rozswiat dnia bialy,
PREDICT z~ablysnai ma ziemi!
Chce, by ma droga, byla twoja droga,
'Mojem pragnienienn, byly TIVE pragnienia,
Chez, byS byi g}osem mojego sumienia
wi6df mic Z SODA do Boga!
Chce, bySmy lecac W uScisku wzajemnym
Jako diva duchu w ~dziedzine wiecznosci,
Rozpromienili ma Swiece tym ciemnym
Gwiazdziste szlaki przyszloSci.
Chce przez twa wiedze, moi umys4 rozszerzyc,
slowo twoje chowat jak p~rzysiege,
Chce Z toba marzyc tesknic wierzyc
w ducha n%iezSomna potege.
,Kocham' to macy: ehce Z toba podzielic
Gorzhi chleb trradu lez boleSci;
Chez oczy twoje W dniach smutku weselic,
tarcza bye twojej czeSci!
Chce ma twych piersiach bye jak r6za biaEa,
w ktorej plomyczek tajemniczy pala,
l chce bye jake pieczec rubinowa
Ma ustach twoich, bez slowa.
,!Kocham" to macy, chce Wcichym zakatku
Eye zapomniana byleS ty by} re mna....
Chce mad kolyska naszemu dzieciatku
NuciG pioSenki W noe ciemna.
,kocham Gle" znaczy o! wolny ty duchu,
ia ME chce skrzydel twych ~krepowat ~jasnych,
Przykuwat ciebie do trosk nedznych, ciasnych.
Cicbie, COS ~przywyki ma mySli podmuchu
WzlataG jak orzel pc najwyzszych s~zczytach
l gniazdo zwijac W bfekitach!
la ME chce ciezyc tobie jak kajdany,
WiazaG Gle L ziemia zelaznym lahcuchem;
Chce tylko byS mic uzna} ukochany,
Bratnim, pokrewnym ci duchem!
,Kocham' to macy: ia chce bye ola ciebie
Prawdy, i dobra, piekna zakleciem,
U~mi}owanem twej duszy dziecieciem,
Twojem marzeniem o niebie.
Chce domu twego bye bialym powojem,
Twojemu czolu Cd skwarow ochrona;
Chce bye twa mySla ramieniem twojem
| przyjacielem i iona.
Jesli w twych piersiach, kobeto, ME bile
SERGE do takiej podniosiej miSoSci,
Me NOW ty ,,kocham' nikomu ma ziemi;
Bo ten, co z toba po4aczy swa dole,
Patrzac ma ciebie oczyma snutnemi,
Nigdy ME powie, re zyje....
I duchem ~wr6s}szy w Pozioma niewole,
Me zrobi mic dla przyszhoSci!
Marya Konor
The Washington herald., 1919-08-28
ARE YOU A PERFECT HUSBAND?
WHAT IS YOUR MEASUREMENT?

husband. BY health I mean freedom
from disease. and possession of nerv-
Gus energy: not a record in athletics.
Intelligence is very important: not
college education, but general knowl-
edge of men and affairs. A strong
man without intelligence will breed
efficient laborers. but even a frail man
who has intelligence can give his chill
dren healthy bringing up and some
thing besides for their brains.
Ancestry.
Ancestry means clean stock on both
sides. free from the taint OF lunacy.
alcoholism or social disease.
sympathy is important in making
ANY woman happy. A wife needs
sympathy and understa nding from a
hu Sband; she must be able to tell him
her worries and troubles and have
him listen.
\ woman can forgive her husband
much II she knows that with her and
all others lie is strictly honest, that
his integrity - above suspicion and
that he has d good name TO hand
down to her children.
Tenderness.
The most appreciated quality in the
husband is romantic tenderness. A
husband who will remain the pas
>lonate and devoted lover TO his wife
viii always hold her love.
Loyalty is thc one thing absolutely
necessary in the husband. Many
women have stood all kinds OF abuse
from husbands So long as they were
sure OF loyalty. That is why loyalty
is rated highest in the last half
dozen qualities.
Loyalty. too. protects the children
from the visitation of the sins OF
the fathers upon them.
BY economic efficiency I do not
mean that man must be rich. but
Re must be able to get and hold a
job that will provide enough support
for his family.
Magnetism.
Magnetism appreciation and a sense
The Washington herald., 1919-08-28


intelligence - 81 ..Taiu.canon in Il
Il GO wi;h N. colsin. I'm for the
Elector Of Hanover. It's your maj
esty's fault You might have been
hing il you hadn't come dangling
after Tr.X,''
The talk WAS scarce over when
Beatrix entered the room. She turn
ed pale at the sight Of her kinsmen'
and looked at Esmond asi if she could
have killed him on the spot. 1t did
not paip him, for the love Of ten years
was dead.
As they rode back into London, the
herald was praclaiming: George. by
the grace of God, King. Queen Anne
had died that night.
The Chevalier escaped secretly TO
France, where BeatriN Joined him
Frank had married a foreign count
ess, and Esmonds mistress was left
alone. At last, as beautiful in her au-
tumn as maidens in their spring, she
listened to him, and consented to be-
come his wife. In their Virginia plan
tation they built a new Castlewood,
and found there an Indian summer
of serene happiness.
Copyright. 1919. ty the Post Publishing Co.
THE Boston Post Copyright in the United
Kingdom the Doninions its Colonies and de
tendencies, under the copyright act, by the Post
Publishing Co, Boston, Mass. U. 8. A. All
rights reserved.
published by special arrangement with the Nc
C1ure Newspaper Syndicate. All rights reserved }
The Washington herald., 1919-08-28
80CAGG(Ey
By E. c. DRUM-HUNT

The President and Mrs. Wilson.
accompanied by Rear Admiral Cary
T. Grayson, U. S. N, played golf in
the late afternoon.
The former Secretary of the Treas
ury and Mrs. w. G. McAdoo, who
have been guests OF the President
and Mrs. Wilson. returned to New
York yesterday.
The Persian Foreign Minister an
noUnced yesterday that the Shah Of
Persia will come to the United
States after he visits Paris.
Mrs. Baker, wife Of the Secretary
OF War. Newton d. Baker, returned
yesterday from a visit of a month az
Chautauqua Lake. y. Y.
The Minister of Salvador and Nine.
Salvador Sol, with the formers 5
brother and sisterln-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Sol, of Salvador, are
on motor trip to New York where
they will remain until next week.
Princess Andrea Boncompagni.
formerly Miss Margaret Draper, has
left New York for Boston.
The Minister Of Switzerland. Hans
Sulzer, returned yesterday from a
snort visit with his family in Nom
quit, Mass.
DR.. Juan 3. ROjo, counselor OF the
Mexican Embassy. and Nine. Rojo
left Washington yesterday for Mex
leo City. the former having been
summoned home by the Mexican
Foreign Office. It Is reported IN
diplomatic circles that DR.. Rojo will
be designated Mexican Minister to
Guatemala. which is considered the
most important post next to that of
Washington in the Mexican diplo-
matte circles.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-28
V~4~~ g..

dishonorable: and yours IS equally
dishonorable IL you have anything
further to do with him:
Highest Honor.
What is tie highest award gwen By the United
states fer distinguished ssllantrT in battle?-
Soldiers Mother.
The Medal of Honor.
The Nutmeg.
Is the nutmeg a nut?-V.
No. 1t Is the seed Of a fruit very
much like the peach. Besides being
used as q seasoning for milk and
starchy preparations. the nutmeg
mas a narcotic quality and is often
used as a drug when something
lighter than opium is needed. At
one time the Dutch guarded nut
megs jealously. 1t was their Gus
tom to soak them in a solution OF
lime before selling so a TO prevent
the buyer from planting and raising
them for himself. This process
gave a peculiar white color to the
seed. and in certain parts of the
world there is still a demand for the
white nutmeg"
The Washington herald., 1919-08-28
Real Wonder Worker
For Wrinkled Faces

Those who have tried all sorts Of socalled
'Hankls-remoTers' in a vain effort to lose th,se
TnwelcCms tracss OF age. illness OF vorv can
carcely find words 70 express their delight with
be wonderful ssIOite formula. oncs they haIo
dVsn It 4 trial he success Of this method &,
lus rot lone 70 its marvellous efectiveDes-
IDOn the deepest lines and crUwsfeet as we'll a,
Ipon the very fne oRss-but also to its sr,r-
srisingy quick action and its entire harnless-
Isss. It's simplicity ard its ine1PensiTeness arc
'ther cUunstldAbl7 features, fer enc need only
HssnI7e oUcs Of powdered ssxolite in a half
-nt witch hazel, and bathe tho face in thi.
olutior- At oucs l rararkabIe Transformation
. behs.d
l. IS unS only the effect IN wrinkles and
Esa5es that iS - noticeable, but facial contour
; remarkably improved and the face looks much
:0-uE-r. Que should Be gIr8 to ask the dr,Ir-
Is. for the powdered soIOhts Tho lotion. Ia
n: 50 refreshing. IS very grateful to tired, psrs-
dry fEces--Ad7.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-28
TEN-MINUTE NOVELS
T0DAY-HENRY ESMOND" by William Makepeaee Thaekeray.
Condensation by Mrs. Annie D. Hubbard.
TOMORROW-"The Little Minister" by j. M. Barrie.
Thackeray

William Makepeace Thackeray
was intensely loved by his friends
and as much disliked by his cne-
mics. Such personalities as Tenny-
son. FitzGerald and Charlotte
Bronte were unswerVing in theif
devotion, but the hangers-on IN
Grub street, the lesser fry who en-
We'd his social successes, regarded
him as an insufferable snob.
He did indeed take q quite child
like delight in dining with the So
cally eminent. He frankly liked 10
be pointed out as the great Mr.
Thackeray." and as frankly he re
sented the gross familiarity OF
Tom, Dick or Harry who CHANGED
to have known him in Bohemia.
But it was rather that ne pitilessiy
discerned and detested the toady
and the mean-spirited flunkey than
that he was snob.
Thackeray lived at the period
when wealth without manners or
intellect generated widespread de-
sire for social success. At the same
time THE Back Kitchen" and The
Cave of Harmony" immortalized by
Col. Newcome, were the most eager
ly freQuented haunts OF the day:
Thackeray knew every aspect OF
this rather vulgar society. He was
as much at ease with the Prime
Minister of England as with the
proprietor of the Back. Kitchen.
with his keen satiric sense and
The Washington herald., 1919-08-28

Of hunor are all necessary qualities
for 4 husband. Appreciation Of his
wife and what she does is especially
important \ woman wants TO be
appreciated.
l have put appearance last; the
handsome man Is by no means neoes-
sary to a womans happiness or the
good OF the race All q woman wants
is that her man shall have a good
general appearance; she likes him 10
be erect. clean and wear his clothes
well
The Washington herald., 1919-08-28

Marriage Laws.
Dear Miss Lee: Kindly publish the ruarrs..
ages Of both male and female in Tennessee and
Msrylandi-A Constant Reader.
The ages at which marriage Is
valid in the States you mention is as
follows: Males (age without parents
consent. 2l years. Maryland. u
years, Tennessee. Male (age with
parents consent. II years. Mary
land. Females (age without parents
consenO, IL years. Tennessee: 1o
years, Maryland. Females Gage with
parents consenD. IL years. Mary
land; no definite age in Tennessee
A Triangle.
I am in love with a mauied man who has .
wife and two children in the cid country He
comes to see me every day and tells me he
Is roing to get a divorce and wants m. to
marry him. l don't know what 10 do about &,
as fear he may wish to marry me because |
have money. DO you think ! would lie haTrIy
with this mani-Daily reader.
Do you think you would deserve
happiness il you took this man
away from his wife and children?
Are your thoughts SO centered in
your own interests that you have
no consideration for the rights and
happiness of this mans wife and
children? Whether the man is in
terested in you merely because OF
your property or not his conduct is
The Washington herald., 1919-08-28
MRS. G. w. VANDERBILT
ACTIVE IN NEWPORT.

MRS. G. w. VANDERBILT
ACTIVE IN NEWPORT.
Mrs. George W. Vanderbilt and Miss
Cornelia Vanderbilt, who arrived in
Newport from Saratoga Springs. are
with Mrs. Vanderbilt at the Breakers.
Mrs. Vanderbilt gave a dance Tuesday
evening for her niece, Miss Wander
bilt. Mrs. George Vanderbilt will
give dinner and dance at the Clam
Bake Club tonight.
Mrs. Silas W. Terry. who has been
visiting her daughter, Mime. Filippo
Camperio, in Madrid and later In
Milan, has returned to this country
and is staying in New York.
The Italian battleship Conte di Ca
YOUR, which has arrived at Boston
on a ceremonious visit, will continue
her cruise to Newport, New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Annap-
oils. 1t is expected that the principal
officers will visit this city to pay their
respects to the President and the Sec
retsry OF the Navy.
Baroness Charlotte Won winckler
who lived in Washington for several
years. is making an extended stay
at the Hot Springs.
Former Ambassador to France, Ny
ron T. Herrick. is visiting Brig. Gen.
and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt in
Newport.
John Garrett. American Minister tc
The Hague. was a guest at the we'd
ding Tuesday at Paul Smiths, New
York, of Miss Lois NJ. Cunningham,
daughter OF the late Frederick G. Gun
ningham, who was married at noon
at the Church of st. John's-in-t the
Wilderness to the Rev. Remser
Brinckerhoft Ogilby. The ceremony
was performed by the Right Rev
Charles II. Brent. bishop of Western
New York, assisted by the Rev. II
McF. B. Ogilby. of Watertown. Mass
The Washington herald., 1919-08-28
TO READERS;

DIR. Frederick Robinson. cugepIcs
expert, has constructed two tables
OF '.points" which can be used as a
scientific test to determine the de-
sirnbIiity of husband or wife-or
prospective mate.
He has combined the qualities
necessary to each and given each n
rating. the total being 100 points.
Rate yOurseIf-then see how your
marriage partner or Hapce thinks
you rate. EDITOR
The Washington herald., 1919-08-28
CORN OYSTERS.

Crate raw corn from cobs. To one
cup OF pulp add one well-6eaten egg.
one-fourth cup OF -four and season
highly with salt and pepper, Drop by
spoonfuls and fry in deep fat or COOK
The Washington herald., 1919-08-28

at the knees almost said hccs and skirts
well on of is the other.
Now the slender boyish certainly at her best
IN long, straghtlncd suit dress and she may refuse
shorten those skirts for nobody look like dear old
lchabod Crane the hand plump prob
ably getting tired of all this ravng about sphke beauty
the question hangs in tho balapcc.
We wonder if Yankee determination will prove of enough
= weight to help the Simmer sister.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-28

Washington yesterday for Alpena,
Mich. where he will remain until the
first OF the week.
Representative and Mrs. Frank Do
remus have returned from n week
end trip spent on Chesapeake Bay.
Mrs. Townsend. wife of Senator
Charles T. Townsend, will come to
Washington next week from their
home in jackson, Mich. The Senator
spent the early part OF the summer
IN Jackson, but returned here about
q month ago. Mrs. Townsend. who
was seriously i'll the early part of
the summer. is greatly improved.
They will reside at the Portland.
Representative B. H. Smell has gone
to Potsdam. y. Y, to spend a few
days with his family there.
Representative \. p. Nelson has
returned after passing about ten days
with his family in Wisconsin.
Senator William NJ Calder return
ed yesterday from a short visit with
bis family in New York.
Representative Bascom Slemp, who
spent six weeks in Europe, has Just
returned to Washington.
Representative W. W. Magee has
gone to the Pacific Coast for a short
stay, and his family is staying at
The Washington herald., 1919-08-28

"Dinlples and curves" TO the front and
sylph-like beauty to the rear Of the class. No,
this is not spelling bee, but if we allow gay
Paree's fashion dictations that's just what's 60
ing to happen, bee or no bee
For quite long time now the slender lass
has been in the height of fashion, but have
you noticed the panniers and biowy folds pre-
vailing those Paris models? 1t is true that
the fulness OF the skirts leans toward the hips
only but most anyone can wear a skirt tight
The Washington herald., 1919-08-28

Will II. Hays. chairman OF the Re
publican National Committee, who is
to speak before the Young Mems Re-
publican Club in Newport today, is
the guest OF Gov. and Mrs. r. Liv-
ingston Beekman.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-28

on hot, weii-greased EriddIe. They
should be made about the size oI
large oyters.