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ADJUSTMENTS
GARRICK-"Tea for Three"

Roj r.eepef Megrue's delightful play,
"Tea for Three which had Its pre-
miere at the ShubertB Belasco last sea-
son. returns for a new engagement at
the shubert- -Garrick, polished and
smoethened by It's Ions run in New
York: II Is entertaining high COM
edY, with n dash of the tragic, from
which it energies almost with the at
mesphere of farce. While the pro-
gram has much to say about tr1an-
giles, right angles and squares. the
play really doesn't deserve to be thus
branded. True, there Is what some
writer's love to call 1.-The eternal tri-
angle" but It is in its most harmless
form and that to impart lesson well
worth while and to Introduce a char
acter too rare and splendid Tor TINS
day and generation.
But as clever rs is the play. the per-
formance of the players is quite In
keeping with its demands. Charlotte
Walker gives an impersonation of the
wife of jealous husband which IS
lovable. Her emotional work is ex-
cellent and above all natural. De-
votedly faithful to him, she Is none
the less loyal to an admirable friend
of her girlhood. who is devotedly at
ia ched to her and yet not actuated by
a sordid motive. but is prompted in
all he does by the simple desire to
assure her happiness. Ernest Lawford
gives to the part the finish Of an actor
Of the English school. His character
ization Is so natural as to be almost
real. Doan Borup. although bit
overforceful, is the husband, and
Kathryn Hayden and Ralph Simons.
in minor parts. fully measure up to
the requirements of and complete
well-nigh perfect cast.
The husband, absorbed in his busi-
ness, is almost insanely jealous of his
wife. Mr.. Lawford. as "the friend"
with the innocent connivance of the
wife. endeavors to cure him, and
eventually does so. but not until the
jealous man has fairly forced him to
draw lots to determine which of the
two shall shuttle off this mortal coil
within twenty-four hours. The friend
draws the marked card and things
look decidedly tragic. because he
really is a man of honor and a very
good fellow and friend to have in the
family. only the husband doesn't
know it. Happily the threat of death
stirs his ingenuity and by a bogus
story of his suicide, published in one
copy of a newspaper only. at a cost
something more than $50. the hus-
bands eyes are opened and he be-
comes human, only decently SO. The
large audience seemed thoroughly to
enjoy the play.
Evening star., 1919-10-14
B. F. KEITH'S-Vaudeville.

With excellent songs Grace La Rue
made herself solid last night with a
large audience at Keith's. After
every number she had to make pro-
longed bows in acknowledgement
Miss La Rue is in splendid voice and
spirits and her admirers have come
to understand her mannerisms that
mark her efforts. Her rendition of
Your Eyes Have Told Me So" is a
revelation and carries with it a tech
nique that stamps her as one of the
best song interpreters before the pub
lie. In response to persistent de-
mands she sang one Of her old sue
cesses, Just Dance Hall Girl" and
won further demonstration Of de-
light.
A new and pretentious little mu-
sical comedy, entitled Extra Dry"
presented by William B. Friedlander,
deserves special commendation for
it's scenic effects. A large company
capable people are in the cast Jack
Fairbanks. comedian, worked along
quiet lines instead of boisterous ef-
forts. and the audience was quick to
acknowledge the effect with unstinted
applause. Jess Mendelson. Gertrude
Nudge and Beth Stanley also deserve
praise. Their costumes are new and
in excellent taste.
The Cameron Sisters return with
new costumes and complex dances Of
beauty and grace. Burt Earle and
his six musical girls present a bois-
ferrous act that is well received. The
star is an exceptional banjoist. Kranz
and La Sale sing and dance we'll, as
do the Du Fur brothers. Charles
Irwin offers old stuff. but his pleasing
personality helps him to get through
with flying coIors. Sylvia Loyal and
her pigeons were well received. Her
French poodle contributed a big por-
tion of the act. The Kilograms and
Current Topics complete the bill.
Evening star., 1919-10-14
GAYETY-Burlesuue.

Harry Hastings Big Show" which
opened at the Gayety this week, while
billed as a burlesque show, is in
reality a vaudeville entertainment. A
number Of specialties are introduced
from time to time without breaking
the continuity Of the plot, because
there is no plot. Dan Coleman. the
we'll known portrayer of Celtic char
acters heads the cast and his genial
wit and rollicking songs last night
made the evening enjoyable. He was
especially good in the schoolroom
scene, in which he is assisted by Phil
Peters and Alma Bauer. Heretofore
burlesque shows have done well to
have three feminine headliners, but
this show goes them one better and
boasts of a quartet-Marjorie Mander-
vile. whose acrobatic dances made a
hit: Ethel Albertini, with grand
opera voice which she uses with good
effect: Alma Bauer and HazeIle Lo-
raine. Among the specialties intro
duced was saxophone playing by Fred
Dale and some good songs by Frank
ONeiI. The chorus is both large and
good looking and wears a number of
pretty costumes during the two hours
and half OF entertainment.
Evening star., 1919-10-14
QUESTIONS GRAIN EMBARGO.
Senator Owen Asks Inquiry Re.
garding U. S. Corporations Order.

inquiry into the course of the
United States Grain Corporation in
ana other grains to restrict their eX-
portation, was proposed in the reso-
luton introduced yesterday by Sena-
tor owen. democrat. of Oklahoma.
The resolution, which was referred
without discussion to the Senate ex-
penditures committee, followed much
criticism recently by several sena-
tors of Director Rarnaa ~ the grain
corporation for laying grain embar-
goes which have brought reduction in
prices.
Evening star., 1919-05-10
WANTED-GARAGES,

WILL PAY $500 PER MONTH FOR PUBLIC
garage IN the northwest to store about $50
automobiles. Will lease for term Of five ,5)
years, with privilege to renew lease Post
once Box 80. Station A.
Evening star., 1919-05-10
SUBURBAN BOARD.

BOARD in suburban home: also garage; =
miles from Washington, u. c., 86th and
SITS. NV, on Bluemont eier, railway, . MN
utes from Clarenford station. Mrs Willett IL
Evening star., 1919-05-10

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED APT. IN NV. !:
consists Of living room. dining room, kitchen.
pantry bath and :. bedchambers: southern eI-
pos,,re -; all outside rooms convenient to
car lines SIPS month. Possession June i. Ad-
dress Rox Star office IL
Evening star., 1919-05-10
POULTRY, PETS & LIVESTOCK

VIVA ~ L, ca y U LII GS lVCA.
ANCoNA EGGS. 81 per setting; also cbick,
with mother hens Phone Clev. 1ss.
ANGoRA KITTENS Wonderful Angora kit.
tens 1854 wyoming ave. North 1883. 12s
=. r. ROCKs-six hens. one cockerel; Si5
1913 Monroe at. ne. lie
BEES. Italian: full colonies or nucl.u.: on
Danzenbsker or Hoffman frames Call Sun.
day. sss " ST. s.w- IL
BELGIAN HARES--From 81 and up. Apuiy
BIZ 9Th st. Sc. II.
BERKSHIRE PIGS-sO pure bred A
staoler. 60o New York ave. NV Ils
five VERY good Barred Rocks laying pul.
let's. weigh up TO seven pounds at 50 so each
g d. Harrison 22os list st. NV
FOR SAf.F-fine Jersey cow: o years old :;
iesh' sood mixer and gentle; Bladensburg
Sd MarloE Ducactt. sf1 NV
RATCHING Ef;GS-Pure bred s. C. Rhode Is
land Reds: winter layers II. B. BENJAMIN.
Rlttenhouse ~ chevy Chase. Clev. CAS- I3s
HATCHiNG EGGS. Cleveland e07.
INDIAN RUNNER duck eggs for Matching: 81
per dozen. 500 y. J. ave. NV. IL.
RED BELGIAN HAREs old and young for
sale. el4 Tenn. ave. ne ils
RHODE ISLAND RED and Whit. Ieshorn
Goeks. u eggs, 81. Enterprise Hardware Co.
e21 9Th 81. u.w. Phone Main 5O5l
WORK HORSE, young: wagon and harness:
two young brood sows. one boar IS Young PIy
mouth Rock hens. cockerels Apply 70 Ed.
ward Dade. Cottage Hill ne Phone lincoln
1I:2J. liz
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Evening star., 1919-05-10

TO OR LADIES IN OFFICE-Excllsive use
Of 3rd floor: two large chambers and sitting
room; large closets and bath; choicest location
S3 mo. Address. giving references. I!
Senate P. o.. Washington.
Evening star., 1919-05-10
wANTED-ROOMS WITH BOARD

TWO YOUNG LADIES desire two rooms 70
Ink: near departments. Address Box lsS
Star Off1ce, To-
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wANTED-RooMs.

wANTED-Furnished room BY May 10 by two
girls: second floor room: good ventilation
walking distance OF Treasury; private family
preferred Address Box l00-S. Star once.
Evening star., 1919-05-10

TWO LARGE, ATTRACTIVE ROOMS: FIRST
! floor: furnished as bedrooms or sitting ana
bedroom kitchpnette privilege: couple or gen
tlemeu. 1911 l. st. NV.
Evening star., 1919-05-10

LARGE. COOL THREE ROOM FURNISHED
tousp keeping apartment. 2pd floor; single
beds: suitable for Ave persons: $75. 12l1 Sth
Evening star., 1919-05-10
SUBURBAN ROOMS WITH BOARD
TABLE BOARD.
COUNTRY BOARD.

TRAINED NURSE will board and care for
invalids convalescent elderly people: cheer
full surroundingy; good water; milk from test
ed cows IS minutes from city over good roads.
Maplewood Farm. Silver Spring. Nd. II.
CHILDREN. from 4 to IA years old boarded
and cared for on farm. Apply to Mrs. C.. A.
Gartrell Brookville, Montgomery county, MO.
Phone Sandy Spring 20-F4. 10.
KIRAI. HOME, on WEST RIVER, NOW
open, Large lawn. Plenty shade. Row boats
free. Spend weekend here. Two hours motor
NOVEL;. shady Side, Nd Phone West
River 37-I2 10.
Evening star., 1919-05-10

VERY DESIRABLE location and house for
May 10; telephone appointment for two or
three. with sleeping porch, s125O-$l5. Ad-
dress Box IS Star office 11s
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-11
6cbcft Sic 81 3iirsbers
inc Mclreic. Or bat bic.
Nmstrahl rcit|
mcibnadbfstuarcft in Ser
(
u1drb

SIN poraeriidften Utter bon 81 Sa6rer
bat sobn Mals am Nontagmor9en ii
ieiner 8nbnnng, beite1s nuf ben ,inbers
naeibIiden Gang in bic gtpigteit porbereiz
tet, bas 3eitli6e eefegnet. Ser 8eritorz
bene purbe i'm Brobber5ogtum Current,
burg geborer nnb fam als iun9er Nanr
in biefes Qnnb. 8eim Mlsbru6 bes 3ibilz
frieges trnt er III bic arr1ee elm. in tpeIe
der er bis gum gnbe beg Rrieges bie1te.
Gin Sn6r ipdter berbeirutete ct 1i6 NIT
aatbnrina 26id. nit Der er cine Sarnt
IN Scarf be5og, fuelde er biz gu lei
mem 9ebenseube bennbnte. Mit Der @ats
Tin betra,lern bier5ebn &inber ben Sob
bes suten @aters. 9ieie itnb: MiGael,
Bernhard. 9einrid un6 Mntbias bon
SearI Bate. Sobnnn, RifoInus uub Sus
bert bon ct. gIouo. 8ilbelm, &afpnr
nno Reter bon Relroie. 5eleua uno 8as
tbarina, Die ii1 nod BEL Der Mutter be-
finben, Nnrin bon ct. glpub nnb Srau
9nua gnof bon &itbiue, @nib. Rebit biez
len biuterldbt er nod cine @6tpeiter,
Srau Rartn Iuierus, bon ct. glonb.
Seritorbene mar elm glaubenstrener
&atboIif, elm gutter @ntte nnb 8ater u1b
elm filler @obItdter in allen SdIlen, no
Die SLOT SiIfe gebeute. 9onnerstagmorgen
finbet nad einem in Der bie1igen &farr<
fi6e gebnltenen Seelenamte Sic 8eerbiz
euns ftatt. Ioge Der 8eritorbene, Der
itets eineu guten 2ebenstpanbel gefibrt,
li6 nunmebr bimmlii6er Selisfeit 5u err
hnbenl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-11
Sic bieiige &nufmannfGaft erbieH bier
observation-disclosures &obIen, cine
BET Der gegentpartigen8itter, redbt All.
igel1ebn1e 5enbling.
Ridh1nono

Sran Sofepb 8nl5fe bon 8isbee. 81
Sat, genoB auf einige Gage Sic gaif:
felnbldnft Der bier tpobnenben Snmili,
rs. g. S9dfer.
SRI. SSrene Benrer, tpeI6e monatelant
i'm 9ienit Der Ser. Staaten Megierunl
geitanben, lit bier gu ei1em Monate LAM
gen 8efub e%ingetroffen.
S. g. Carr unb @attin bon Mbome,
g. Sat, tparen mebrere Sage in Der
8M. M0nings Snnilie 3u @aite.
Sofepb 8eitmeier nnb SSrau bon Maz
rion, g. g., iinb 9ienstag LETTER; 8ode
our l1ebernabne Der SSarm, bic 9err Meit>
meier iingft bon 9er1nnnn 8inenbring
fnlfte. bier eingetroffen.
Midnel 8iIenbring Fat feine 5teue
als 2anbbrieftrdger aufgegeben unb in
Setter @nn3er einen Nadfnlger gefnnbe11.
gu ibrem is. @eburtstage ipl1rbe SRI.
8bereiia Sdr0oer bon ibren Sr%eunbinnen
anfs ber8lidfe beeriBt nnb begliidz
punIdt.
ssySohn Mnmler. 5obn Der SaniIie So
fepb @atnler. bat fid nnfa1gs LETTER 500
we lu4y VI. SluuU UeUSCUtlts lUU &c etItStt
4nrfns in Der @ntb II. Nbles &nnbels>
f6nle our6mn9en tpirb.
Nuguit ntedt madte Iebte ISOLDE einen
@ei1dftsbefl16 in Winneapolis.
SRI. Qorettn 3emmii6, tpelde in ct.
CLOUD cine stenogrnpbenitene einnimmt,
mar am 9anffagungstage @nit Der Saz
Mile Eeter 8ades.
SRI. @eronifa &ir9ner erltattete ndbz
reno Der eriten Sage letter @pde einen
.bertpanotz nnb frennbi6nftliben 8eiu9.
SRI. Sbereiia Norbma1n tebrte bon
gnbtporfb, @nsf, Canada, mo tie Der
6Dd5eit ibrer S6ipefter Maria nit SSran5
Pulin beitpobnte, 5uriid.
@bpin 8enner, neI9er I'M ct. Sbpz.
mas @oleg 5n ct. 8nuI b0beren 9tuoien
lit na9 mebrere Gage lat1gem
4ufentbaIte i'm @lternbnus CUR Nnfnab<
me ieiner Stuoien an Die Qebranitnlt 5u<
ciidgefebrt.
SRI. @liabetb @nn5er, nel9e 3tpei Mos
nate in ct. glorb Mn1tennng bntte, 1T
1a9 bier 5nridgefebrt.
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2e1er, uel11, lie ibr Enhancement BE.
sablen lpollen, lin ii Nirtfelbs So.
ben a11fsninden.

Sic 8. Ii. s. Clothing gn: bat bas d,
Main 5trabe gelegene arafer geibdfts.
gebd1lbe fdnflih an fii6 g%e1o,nnlen I'M
trdat fid nit Der Nbiidt, fobalb bii
llmfdube es erlaliben, basieIbe eil1el
griinbIid6eu alsbeiIer,lng urter5ieben az
Iaf1en.
Sen. 9iema,m bat iib CUR SSreube iei=
ner Mn9eb0rigen bon feinem Qeiben bollz
itdnbig erboIt.
CUR 40. Sabresnieberfebr ibrer Berz
ebeli1ung ipurben Serr ii. Srau 8olf5en
BON Srennoen nnb Nndbarn nufs ber5z
Iidite begIiidtpInf6t.
SRI. @o5a Sdmibt bon Minneapolis
mar 5onntagsaait ibrer bier i%pobneuben
EgItern.
Sodtp. Serr geter 8etermeper bon ct.
gIono berbrabte bic erften Sage berganz
gener 8ode bier an Der Seite iei1er 81
tern.
Sulius S. 0tte 1T bon Der l1mberiis
tdts Sarm in ct. Saul, no er iid als
8uttermader .a1sbilbete. 5uriidgefebrt.
9pdtp. 3err 5iltner, @eneralbifar Der
9i03e1e 8ismard, %. g., e~rfrente feline
bier n~obnbaften gltern nit fur5em Be-
1u6e nnb mddbte bel bie1er @elegenbeit
and Dem bodtp'iten Mfer. 9. 2i6ter fei<
lie M1ftpnrtung.
Sacob 9lmi9eib, meIder eine8anoels<
idnk in Minneapolis beiu6t, mar bel
Sen gItern gu Gate umb g6nnte it9.
Sic froben Stnnben, nel6e Die Nufnabme
nel1er Sitter in ben bieiigen @olnnnbllsl
NIT 1ib bradten.
Oscar @aupt begnb it6 anfangs LETTER
ISOLDE nab ct. @lollo, mo er itb in elmer
Sanbelsfdnle fir ieinen 2%ebensbernf berz
anbilbet.
SRI. Sofa 8eibeI bon Minneapolis err
Itattete ibren @Itern babier einen piQ=
8elu6.
Srau Stab Borgeroing uno SRI. 4gnes
Rebfamp pareu Mitte letter @ode III
mad MinneapoIis.
SRI. aatbarina @innenfamp bon ct
Saul %erltattete febte 8ode biefigen gerz
paubten nnb Srennbinmen einen mebrz
8eiud.
Nad mebrere Sage tangent 8eiu6e IN
yer bieIigen Carl Himples Samtlte lit
Wid. Gretf9 nuf fem 9rbettsfelb IN
Surao, 81. 8, auriideefebrt.
Nif. g. Sibtinger, tpelder BET elmer
Yrunbeigentnmsfirma in Wtnneapolts
moe{tem lit, ~erfreute bier feline 9dtpez !
ter, Srou q. @oppe, NIT 8eIu6.
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Rofpiue.

Sral1 81. @nsbagen bon Serieb gitD,
g. S., nno Sobn Sobam bon Minneaz
polls lparen bier bel Der Sami1ie $.
Sbieiie gu @afe.
@eldniiter Clara, Ngnes nnb Maria
grnun bon Winneapolis erfreuten bie bter
Dobnenbe Samilie 5beobor Mein5 nit
Idn9erem 8efu6e.
Reter sboemafer bat itb lnut 8eri9f
elmer tpegen 8lin00nrment8iu1b1lng benDe
ti9ten Operation nnter5o9en.
Wnria nnb Nnna 59mit, tpelde bic
ct Benebifts< Nfaoemie in ct. So1epb
be5nden, berbradten ben 9nnfiagungs<
tag bier bel BEN @ltern.
Wntb. q. 96mit lit in Ben 8eiib bes
goablut @bortborn 8u1en ge1anet, Ben
er nnipeit Mnofa fnnfte.
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6ebe1, Sic III 5iirdbers
In Nclroic. Gr bat Bic
arSbtc 2lnsmaM BON
meihftndbtsmnrcn INT Ser
Staff.
pdvnespiue

ST.. 8ilon, tpelder ieit Sabren bier
als Nr5t prafti5ierte nno gu ieiner eigez
men Gragis am l90nen 2afe &oronis ein
!@ofpital baute, bas i'm Qaufe Ser 3eit
mand)em &atienten Dieler @egen0 5r1r
5eilanitalt getporben 1T, nnb Der crit
fir5li6 nit feiner Inn ienieits beg groz
gen @nffers ,nngetrauten Srau ausSranfz
reid nn6 Nmerifa 8uriidfebrte, in Der
gbii6t, feline bier 10 bielfn6 IN aniprn6
genom1ene Braris nieDer GIT betreiben,
Bat iib, tpie mir b0ren, 5u lm1erem Qetb1
enti6loRen, 9eim nnb Rragis nod
st. GIonb gu berlegen.
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YEN 1l1l1nih

@ei6iDiiter NuiaIin urb Qnuife Natbe
bpn Miuneapolis. Srau 9ermntn SSriele,
bon 9narnia unb SRI. &atbnriaa Static
bon Melroie berbrn1ten bic Gnbtage bers
gangeter 8pde bier IN Der GGan1iIie Ger
mann 9l1nbert.
Qeo gbielen, ipelber bic staats<llniz
Deriitdt beiudt, erfreute gum Camilla
gnngstage leine bier tppbnenbe Mutter,
SSrau 8atbari1a Sbielen, nit Beiu9.
Nler Meierton lit bon Minneapolis
5nrid, tpp er ndbrenb 5ipei Boden in
Der l1niberlitdts Sar1ni6ule nnterridt
e%rteiIte.
@eors 5iebeu 1unb Srau fino nad6 mebS
rere Gage laneem 8eiube BEL Der bier
.|iebbaften camille SSobn Wepers mad If
rem 9eim III snnf Centre 5~uridgefebrt.
Sic bier an Der Gfarr16ule nls Qebre~
rim nngelteute ebrip. 5bpelter @erarb,
g. g., begnb ii6 anfangs letter go
DE na6 8onifnee an bns 8eft ibres
|fdiper erfranften Baters 6. @ro1en.
Norbert NibIl, Cecil 9oot l1nb Serome
|Ser1aar, nelde i'm 5t. SSobns goIeg fib
b0beren 5t1bien tptbmen, genoien Die
Sreuoen bes 9nnfiagunestn9es 6ier BEL
ibren @Itern; bas @lei1e taten Die Gee
idtpiiter gbarlotte unb Noietta, g06ter
Der 5Snn1iIie Daatb. gitI, pelde Bic ct.
8enebifts< 4fabemie in Ct. Soiepb befuz
den.
Sn Der Samilie 9einri6 @olobogt
ite1te fid elm geiunoes 80ibter6en Elm,
po5u nnfern @lldnunid.
Nadoem er einen mebrtdgigen 8efub
BET feinen glter11, SSobn granbl nnb SSrau
gemadt, lit Sran5 BranbI 81 feinem Mu@
tnestperf in 8ier5 5uridgefebrt.
RauI Rbilipien unb 8ilbelm Stroring
erfreuten Tire in 2aifrup ipobnenbenger<
lpanbten nit 8e}u6.
Soiepb 8enulfen nnb So9ter 8alerta
iparen in @ei6dften nad Den 3ptlings<
SEQ Srieler bon Snamia perbra9te Sic
gnbtose 1ebter ISOLDE bier bel leinem 8az
ter 9ermann Srieler.
Sn Dem 8efinben Der Srau SSobn NItz
mann, Die an Der 2ungenent5inoun9
ernitli6 erfranft mar, lit anideinenb me
nigitens cine 8enouns gum 8eileren einz
8etreten.
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81. 11ihoIas.

misunderstanding bieIt Der in nr1s
ierer gemeinoe beftenbenbe 81. Nifolalts
Rdnnerbereiue SSdbresberfammIuug ab,
tpeIde tros Der fdIedten 8itterlng gut.
.beindt mar. SIZE nlten 8enmten beg gers
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ems iDer6en IN nlbetrndt ibrer gerbien<
tie nm beIen Bortbefteben unb Beoeiben
bernfelbenI auf ein tpeiteres Sabre bors
fteben. Ser gerein 5dabn gegentpdrtig 116
RitgIieoer nno bat einen garbeffanb bon
$2O8.15 in Der gereinsIafIe.
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111eIroje.
Ndtnna 2efer in Melrpfe!

Ndtnns 2efer in Melrpie!
Serr Carl Sbiele mfrs ant Gpnn=
tag, Ben 81. Sesember 1919, fid) beim
ansnit Sieiertd in MelrDie befinben,
am Mbunuementbetrdge fir ben
n9urotern" sn iibernebmeu.
Steies Sabr aber fan11 er frarf=
b~eitsbal6er feline sen6bnlide 6nnb-
fabrt nidt maiden 1tnb eritdt e. Sic
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idenft. ipeIdes greisnis sur algenneinen
8eglidpiinfbun9 peranlaBte.
Seinrid 3ietfe6 len. nno Spbn Niet~
feb lnb @attin reiiten anfanas LETTER
@ohe mad Cincinnati, Chin. no eil 5ipei
Modem anhaItenher 8efu1 gerpnnbten
rno Srennben gift.
Ra1 mebrere Gage Iangem gefude BEL
hieiisen gertpanbten nnb Sreunben lit
Soieph Smhiefe mad feinem 9eim in
8luffton 5uriidgefebrt.
Ben. &anpbafe eritattete in ct. saul
eineu Observation-Disclosures 8efu6,
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Ser III altS5t. NidoIag ipobnen6e Nii
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-11

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The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1919-08-08
You Do More Work,

You are more ambitious and you get more
enjoyment out of everything when your
blood is in good condition. Impurities in
the blood have very depressing effect on
the system, causing weakness, laziness.
nervousness and sickness.
GROVES TASTELESS Chill TONIC
restores Energy and Vitality by Purifying
and Enriching the Blood. When you feel
its Strengthening, invisorating effect see
how it brings color to the cheeks and how
it improves the appetite, you will then
appreciate its true tonic value.
GROVES TASTELESS Chill TONIC
is net a patent medicine, it is simply
IRON and QUININE suspended in Syrup.
So pleasant even children like it. The
blood needs Quinine to Purify it and IRON
to Enrich it. These reliable tonic prop
critics never fail to drive out impurities in
the blood
The strengthening Power of GROVES
TASTELESS Chill TONIC has made it
the favorite tonic in thousands of homes.
More than thirty-five years ago. folks
would ride long distance to get GROVES
TASTELESS Chill TONIC when a
member of their family had Malaria or
needed a bodybuilding, strengthening
tonic. The formula is just the same to-
day. and you can get it from any drug
store 60c per bottle.
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1919-08-08
introduced LILAC to Europe.

There are men who in lesser
sphere have been givers of gifts which
are enjoyed by millions, though their
own names may have slipped out Of
the memory of the world. says the
Boston Transcript.
Such man was 0gier Ghisein de
Bushecq. lie was born in the pleasant
town Of Confines. in Flanders. now
half French, half Belgian. With the
River Lys between, almost four hun
dred years ago and educated in that
university at Louvaln which now. alas.
is laid low. Busbecq was collector.
and. when he was sent by the Emperor
Ferdinand as ambassador to the Sui
tan Suieiman the Magnificent. on his
return brought manuscript and coins
and plants home TO Vienna. And
among these plants WIS the lilac.
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1919-08-08
HAD LITTLE USE FOR WATER
Highly Placed Personages OF the Past
Evidently Wasted No Time on
Their Additions.

The American physician who sends
out a wurHlng not To wash would NJ
one time have found muny sympa-
thizefs among ladies' Of the English
aristocracX. When Augustus Hare
WAS visiting Lady Waterford ut High
cliffe in 1873 he heard one OF the other
guests. Mrs. lairholme. remark: My
grandmother used 70 say that beauty
Went out with open carriages. Why.
You are just like men, my dear.' she
told me. with your brown necks and
your rough skins and your red noses.
In our days il WIS different; young
ladies never washed their faces. They
put cold cream ON aid wiped It off
With II flannel That was the way To
have a good complexion
One learns also from contemporary
memoirs that TWO French kings
Henry III and Louis lV-were con
sistent antiablntionists. The grand
monarque used cold cream In place Of
soap and water. Henry HI not only
stunned Water, but lay all night with
raw veal chops ON his checks. with his
hands lied with silk cords to the top of
the bed 50 ~ 10 preserve their white,
ness, And Sir Anthony Weldon SAYS
Of james | i: Ills skin Nns soft rs taf-
feta sarsnet, which fe,t 50 because hee
never wasn't his hands only rubb'd his
finger ends slightly with the wei end
of napkin