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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-10-23

--.--- --,-'----, - cdnteen IOI the starving
refugees established and food and
clothing distributed over a large area
Transportation was one of the
toughest problems with which the Red
Cross workers in Roumania had to
deal Here is seen an oxcart used
by the Red Cross TO carry its relief
supplies up into the mountains.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-10-23
a., f,r Old Safety Blades.

Nub p" Increased cost of living one
"'''"'." fsond II necessary TO dispense
sch ar''sfe tonSrial, and instead
n.l"'tra lnc safety razor way. Now,
Hf'"r M" safety razor blades become
go" dun for his beard the printer finds
them still useful for many other pur
poses. such rs press make-ready
knives: cutting ont mats for pictures
gifted" from printers journals; mani
curing his fingers great on paper
cutter for finishing the job after the
machines knife doesn't cut all the
stock; fine as ink erasers; just the
thing for sharpening pencils; very eff
ficient as a cigar cutter (when he has
any and for pairing cornS. the printer
claims the safety blades have no equal.
American Printer.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-10-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, u. S.
Land Office at Lewiston Idaho. Septem-
Der %, 1919.
Notice is hereby given that Bertha
r. Remington, of Whitebird, Idaho,
who, on May %, 1915, made Additional
Homestead Entry, No. 06135, for SEH
NWA, SWA NE14, and NWA SEA,
Section 5, Township 2s North, Range
East, Boise Meridian, has filed notice
of intention to make three year Proof,
to establish claim to the land above des-
cribed, before J, Loyal Addison, U. S.
Commissioner, at Whitebird Idaho, on
the 3lst. day of October, 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses:
John Hokenson, James w. McHugh,
Charles V. Doumecq, and Walter J.
Gardner, all of Whitebird, Idaho
1913 HENRY HEITFELD
non-coal Register.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-10-23

THE TENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
OF THE STATE OF IDAHO, IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF IDAHO.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-10-23

Let Elmendorf & Noyes figure on
your house or barn. If. |
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-31
4 NIAGARA, F. n. Y.

Litwini protestuja przeciw Ina
jazdowi" polskiemu. - UbiegIego
tygodnia W p~oniedzialek wieczorem
odbyli Litwini tutejsi vice ma hall
st. George, / uchwalili rezolucye
protestujaca przeciw najjazdowi Dol
szewik6w, Polakow / Niemcow ma
Litwe. Wezwali oni W niej nastep-
ME Stany Zjednoczone / aliant6w do
DANA moralnej, ekonomicznej | VOL
shovel pomocy Litwie, W jej stara-
mach do stworzenia stalego 'rzadu
demokratycznego.
w rezolucyi swej wyliczaja row.
niez wielkie ofiary / waAna C?) ro-
lie, jake byly udzialem Litwy pod
Gas wojny, swa starodawns &? kul
ture swe aspiracye it'd.
Kopie rezolucyi przyjetej jedno-
glosnie, wyslane maja bye do Prey
denta Wilsona, do w~szystkich czton
k6w kongresu W Waszyngtonie ma
k~onfercye pokojowa W Pary5u.
Litwini NIGGA bye przekonani' ze
wszyscy Polacy zycza i'm pomyslno-
sci W odbudowie ich ~ojczyzny | ~
wszvscv ragn W mich widziec ME
wrogow, lecz braci. Ale jezeli Lit"i-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-31
Przeglad P~olityczny.

ME broni tylko intcresow sweSo
narodu, ME ogladajac sic ma ihnc,
ME dbajac o dobro ogolne. ktore
ley W pokoju calego swiata.
4 tymczasem szanse tego po-
koju zmniejszaja sic coraz bar
dziei. Me tylko re nicma zgody
wsrod sprzymierzehcsow, ME tyl-
10 re nieprzyjaciel stale sig coraz
hardziej aroganckim, samowol--
nym. zuchwaiym / coraz wyraz-
niei zdradza intencye odrzrccnia
warunk6w pokoju i coraz Smlelell
do tego sic przysposabia, ale
widocznem jest, re niebawem A.
l;anci stracq wiekSza Geese swo-
'ich mniejszych sprzymlerzen--
cow, kt6rzy dobrowolnic czy
przymusowo p~olacza sic Z druSa
potega wschodnia, bedaca pre-
ciwStawieniem zachodu - z boil
Szewizmem.
Przez polaczenie sic bolszewi-
kow wegierskich z rosyjskimi, "a
raza ia dostala sic w samo SERGE
Europy. Wprawdzie bolszewizm
wegierski jest ,wiecej polityczny
niz ekonomiczny i spoleczny, jest
bowiem wyrazem niezadowole--
MIA i oburzenia Z powodu zamie-
rzonego podziaiu Wegier miedzy
sasiednie pahstwa: RUNNING,
Serbie, Czecio = Siowacye i zam-
kniecia Wegr6w W ich granicach
etnograficznych, - jest przeto
ruchem politycznym przybieraja-
icym pozory bolszewizmu ola po-
strachu Pahstw zachodnich -
ME mniej jednak warunki agrar-
ne nigdzie ME sprzyjaja bardziej
naturalnemu rozwojowi elemen-
tow bolszewickich niz ma rowni"
mach wegierskich. i Budapesztu
| droga niedaleka do Wiednia,
gdzie idea bolszewizmu zakorze'
Mia sic juz gieboko cd czasu roz'
padniecia sic monarchii i gdzie u
roczyste demonstracye / straIkl
sympatyczne wskazuja dostatecz-
ME ma jego potege. Rumunia, jak
giosza niektorzy, jest w polowie
bolszewicka, a z~reszta, otoczona
z trzech stron morzem bolszewl'
zmu rosyjskiego i wegierskleso
NE .zdola sic mu oprzec. Co dc
c. echo-Siowakow zdania s.
| sprzeczne, twierdza BOWEN jed
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-31

gotowcj do rcwolty, przeciwsta
wiaj2ccj sic sp~okojnemu dotych-
Gas z~achodoWi.
w posrodku stojq Niemcy, kto'
re iako strona trzccia, n%cutralna
zaczynaja ciqgnac korzysci
klotni dwoch nicprzyjacIol.
Przcdstawiajac sic jake jedyna
skuteczna zapora pred bolsze--
wizmem lub grozac Z kolei przej-
Scicm ma wiare Lenina i TrocEie-
so. przykladaja powoli noz do
gardla Aliantom i z~aczynajq dyk-
towaG warunki. Najlcpszym to-
| 60 dowodem sprawl przcSlania
wojsk polskich HaIlcra L lrancyl
do kraju, w ktorej Niency odnle-
si zupclne zwyciestwo; zmuslli
BOWEN Aliant0w do odstqpicnia
cd 'picrwotncgo zamiaru lqdowa-
MIA tych wojsk w Gdahsku'
Wbrew wszelkim umowOm rozej
mowym, gromadzq wojSka W por-
Gle owym i fortyfikujq Gale wy
BREEZE, zdecydowani bronic
swych p~rctcnsyi do GdatSka "a
kazda cene. I mic Jest tajnem nj
komu w Paryzu, re jezeli trak-
tat pokojowy domagac sic bedzic
cd Mich wyrzeczcnia sic Alzacyi i
Lotaryngii, Szlezwigu, Prus "a
chodnich Z Gdaiiskiem, Poznaii--
skiego, Slqska, wraz 7 koloniami
Ii Z zapIata 80 miliard6w odszko-
dowania - torNiemcy mic podpi-
sza takich warunk6w; przyjma
I wowczas stanowisko Lcnina i
Trockicgo w traktacie Brzesko-
Litewskim, II. stanowisko bier
nego oporu, spodziewajac sic, re
przez przewlekanie sprawy moga
wiele zyskaG, gdy tymczasem
przez podpisanie podadza sic ma
d}uga niewole p%olityczna i ekono-
miczna.
Co zrobia Alianci w takim wy
padku? Poza}uja zapewne swego
obecnego egoizmu, ktory ME po-
zwala i'm dzisiaj przyjsc do Ego
dy miedzy SODA, ale. w6wczas mo
re bye juz zapozno. Teraz jcszcze
Gas uratowaG GAIA sytuacye, a
czy ~potrafia uratowat, zobaczy--
my chyba w dwoch lub W trzech
tygodniach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-31

Jezel ikiedy szybka zgoda / de-
cyzya byfy potrzebne delegacyom
konferencyi pokojowej, to chyba
W obecnej chwili, kiedy SWAT wy
raznie podzieliH sic ma diva wro--
gle sobie obozy: demokracyi /
bolszewizmu. Kilka nastepnych
tygodni rozstrzygnie, do ktorej Z
tych poteg nalezec bedzie piano.
wanfe mad Swiatem.
Tydzien juz npiynaf cd pre-
wrotu. jaki dokonai sic ma We
grzech i kt6ry dostatecznie otwo-
rzy} oczy representative parry
skich ma niebezpieczenstwo sill a
rarchii, a tymczasem k~onferen--
eva ME zdObvla sic jeszcze ma "a
den krok stanowczy. LAX onegdaJ
ograniczenic przedstawicielstwa
konferencyi z kilEudziesieciu do
d~ziesieciu. tax obecnie ogranicze-
RE jej z dziesieciu do ~cztereeh
ME zdaje sic mice zadnego wpiy-
WI ma przyspieSzenie Porozumle-
MA co do warunkow traktatu po-
kojowego. Czterej kierownicy
czterech mocarstw przedstawiaja
interesy parlstw zgo}a odmlenne l
z SODA sprzeczne tax. re w kazdel
niemal kwestyi zamiast Jednej sa
cztery opinie, kt6rych Mkt do
tvchczas ME zdoiai pogodzic. Mkt
z osobua ME jest tn odpowle-
dzialny, ale wszyscy razem. Me
lest tn odpowicdzialna Liga naro-
dow, DO ia juz jest prawie goto-
wa. ale ami ma krok naprzod ME
postapiiy kwestye sporne take
lax granica francusko niemiecka,
sp6r wlosko = jugo = slowianSki o
Fiume, sprawl Gdahska, kwestya
floty niemieckiej. odszkodowa-
MIA i wiele inuych roznic, ma kto-
rych zaiatwienie wszyscy delega-
c; nalegaja. a ktore mimo to
przedstawiaja problemat ME do
rozwiazania. Mkt ME przeczy, re
zadanie jest niemal ponad SHY
ludzkie, ale tez kazdy do tego CA
SUI zauwazyi. re praca konferen-
CYL ME jest bynajmniej produkty-
VIVA, re brak jej jednego silnego
kierowniczego umyslu, ktoryby
potrafif pchnac robote naprzod.
natchnac wszystkich jedna mysls.
jednym duchem zgody i pojedna-
MIA, re kazda delegacya samolub-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-31

&c Lcnin czyni zabicgi w Paryzu
Ia po;rednictwcm prczydcnta
Wil.ona O zaprzcstanic krokow
wojcnnych L AIiantami, wycofa-
ric ich sill I Rosy j dopuszczc--
mic pcwncgo rodzaju przcdstawi-
cielstwa bolSzcwizmu ia Nonic-
rencyc paryskq; takicj propozy-
Cyl sprzyjai, jak wicmy, juz daw-
no premier brytyjski Lloyd
George. a prczydcnt Wilson by
najmniej ME odnosi sic do niej
nicprzyjaznic. wobec czego, jak
wicSt glosi, Rada miedzyaliancka
pilnie podobno rozwaza suggc-
stye Lcnina; L drugiej strony ma
tomiast Alianci zdajq sic Przcd--
siebrac cncrgicznicjszc srodki,
zazadali BOWEN rezygnacyi VIC
gicrskiego rzadu bolszewickicgo,
u Rumunii maja udzielit pomocy
W formic broni, amunicyi i Wy
ekwipowania. M.imo to w Paryzu
panujc podobno wielkie przygne-
bicnic, gdyz wszyscy zdaja sobic
sprawe, re sytuacya jest kryty--
czna, d ME widat zdecydowania
ami cnergii wSr6d cz}onk6w maj
Wyzszej Rady.
w polaczeniu sic Wesier Z Ro-
sya stala dotychczas ma przeszko-
die Galicya, ale i ia, wedlug tc-
legram6w Z koica ubieg}eSo ty-
godnia, przejela sic Gala bolsze-
wizmem. WicSc jest prawdopodo-
bnic przesadzcna, ale nicby ME
byIo dziwnego, gdyby Gallcya
wschodnia, zajeta przez Ukraiii-
COW, przesz}a ma STRONG bolsze--
wik6w. Wprawdzie Ukraihcy
pod wodza Petlury zwalczali do
tvchczas bolszcwik6w Lenina i
Trockiego, choc sami praktyko--
wall melody bolszewizmu rosyj-
skiego, wobec jednak utraty ko,
pain nafty, ktora wymieniali "a
broh ma Wegrzech, wobec poro-
zumienia sic Wegier Z bolszewic-
ka Rosya, wobec wspolnej Z boil
szewikami rosyjskimi sprawy
przeciw Polsce, ME dziwnemby
bylo, gdyby Ukraiiicy dali sic
zupelnie pochlonac bolszewickiej
Rosyi. Bolszewicka Rosya i T.
kraina, bolszewizmem otoczona I
trzech stron Rumunia, gotowa W
kazdej chwili do r~ewolucyi Bull
garya, sprzyjajaca bolszewizmo'
wi Austrya i przesiakniete ma
wskr65 zaraza rosyjska Czechy
OTTO widok wschodniej i Srodko-'
wei Europy, zrewoltowanej lut
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-31

nj ulegaja podszeptom glupich pro-
wodyr6w. ktorzy ME wiedza, re sam
ich Rad litewski prosil Polske o OBJ
jecie zarzad Litwy, re Wilno jest
miastem polskiem i pozostanie pol
skiem, wtedy / Polacy musza wy
ciagnac z tego odpowiednie konsek-
wencye.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-31

nj, &c nigdzic propaganda boISze-
wicka ME zrobila takleSo PoStspd
jak W Czcchach wiasnie | &c dnl
obecncgo rzqdu Sa Pollczone'
podczas gdy i1n' zcznaJ2' &c 50.
cyallocl czeScy 50 um'arNo"""' |
narodowcy' ma boIsze"lZ"l "'e1
nlgdy ME przeJda. 10 Salo P'd-
vie MONA powledzlec o luSo-
Slowianacl1. gdzie socyaIlScl HE
SO liczni. PoIska zaS' lak wlado-
mo, OPERA sic boIszeWlzmoWl ca
L. Slla.
Zarwalvc iednak naIczv, re ME
chodz; fl o 70 CIV re- kraie przci-
da ~ strore boIszew;zmu CIV ME,
ale ze moea one STAG sic lego O.
far, mimo swei vol, iezcli A.
1,anci rrzcz sve niezdccvdowa--
ME niezaradnost. ociaganic sic L
udzieleniem pomocy. pozbawia tc
kraic molnoSci samoobronv. Co
corsz, h~o,szewizm mo1c bardzo
I~i,+vo z,aIc5f sob;e snrzymierzeii
=. s,,h,.,h dz;s;,i m;,;t,rnic =
r. z,v,sze eszczc poteznvch
H;emczecb kt6re ootowe sa "a
wrzet z MIN przymierze, ME tyle
Z przvchvlno$ci ola hiego, lie by
z MIN wystapiG przeciw wspolne-
mu wrogowi - zachodnim demo-
kracyom. Agenci bolszewikow
pracuja ME tylko w Nlemczech'
ale / pod oElemAllantoW, w AIza-
Cyl i Lotaryngii, w krajach mad
renskich, W Szwajcaryi, we Fran
cyl, we Wloszech. Dyplomaci A
liant6w zdajs sobie dok}adnie
sprawe, &c w kilku tygodniacll
bolszewizm dosiegnie Renu w po-
waznej sile, ME napotkawszy ma
laden wydatniejszy opor i re ME
bawem przekroczy Rem, Jezell
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-31

Kto moze niechaj odziez i bic
LING ofiarowana ola biednychr W
Polscc 1aprawi oczysci zanim ia
przyniesie do sk}adnicy. lynn
s~rosobem zaoszczedzi sic DUO
pieniedzy i czasu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-31
Y ELIZABETH, n. j.

Cd Ego stycznia vaginal bez sladu
Michal Renowicz, 2 pnr. g. Living
ston ul. W zwiazku 2 tenn zniknis-
ciem aresztowano J6zefa Lipke, u
wolniono go jednak z braku dowo-
dow. Dopiero teraz strasznie, popsu
te zwioki, wydobyte z rzeki, ro1po-
znano DO fabrycznej marco, jake
szczatki Renowicza.
, Moloch kolejowy pochionai
diva zycia. Ma koletowych krzyzoW-
kach p~oniesli SmierG pod kolami:
Walenty Patynski. 210 - 3rd str.
/ A. letni Leopold Wilk, 40 schii-
Ter vi. ~
,,Dziennik Chieasoski" moina
anaw,ae u nastepujaevch agen-
soy: Jones. ser N. TROY Utica.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06
BLACKSBURG

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
H ,n! Mrs; John J.. Skusc. of Spokane,
Mihn.. and Miss Mary Christensen. Of
NJ. Vernon Seminary. Washington. are
guests of Major John G. r1usc at his
apartment in The Flats"
Misses Elizabeth Egglcston and Amy
Snythc have returned TO Swcctbriar
after spending the spring vacation at
their homes here.
Miss Lucy Patton, Of Lexington. is
At the home OF her brothcr-in-law
Or. John Il. Williams. while Mrs. VIII
l'ams and small daughter. Anne Bcrkc-
ley. are on Il visit to Stanton
William I.amm has been discharged
from army service at Camp Lee and
returned to his home here
Mrs l.. =. Bransford was called to
da, Miss, this week by the very
serious illness of her daughter Mrs
sidney Sharpe. Mrs. y. g. Campbell
or LEnchburg. is a guest at the Brans-
iord home in her mothers absence
MIS- Charles @. Burr and children
fcturned Thursday from six weeks
stay with relatives in Emporia.
Mrs: John l.. Eakin is spending April
WIN her. son. DR.. Byron ". Eakin, at
Davy. W. Va
Rev Hubert sydenstricker has been
assigned by the Baltimore Conference
70 ,hc passionate Of the BiacksburG
Methodist Church. He comes here
rom four years ministry In Lees
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06
At Four, and Tiyc..

out walking in the vicinity OF the
links. an freshman received n stunning
blow from Il golf ball. and as he was
recovering from the shock he was ad :
dressed by the player whose ball had
mt MIN. lHope you not hurt
muchF said the golfer. "But why
didn't you get out of the way?' Be
CSuSe l was not aware there were ruff
hanly assassins in the ncighborhood"
the lrishman answered. but | gave
you the signal to stand clear" said
the player. The signal. be jabcrs.
And what in the name Of the saints.
was that? the Irishman inquired.
Well l Shouted Fore" said the
other. Pour" exclaimed Paddy.
Then If four is signal that yc're
going TO send cannon ball into me.
.foive names that my bunch OF foivcs
is going to bash ye on the nose The
Llow followed the words
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06
ONANCOCK
Especial Thc Timcs.ni.n,,ch

oISSpWScaI,o me lAmcS- Dispatch
Mar Colonna and Evelyn Mcars are
'a N1. 'r Gn,,; q trip TO Richmond.
weeks in Norfolk
o;o MiSs NARY i:"i;o rarksS studen, at
in nE hot the e. sPrins vacation With her
Mrs John w Robertson is entertain
III, Miss Pauline Burnett. of Snow
Miss Catherine Parker, who is a
sSest a Mrs ain was the
Monday for Snow Hill to spend tho
spring vacation with relatives there
She was accompanied by Mrs. Sarah
Mrs. John p: l.. Hopkins and Misses
thr hn,ns and a DM1rothy Hopkins arc a,
NAPLES. of Philadelphia.
Mrs. r. r. Ames is visiting Lieuten-
nt-Colonci and Mrs. John II. Amcs, OF
Miss Ruth, Fitzgerald came back
from Philadelphia Saturday. She also
spent some time in Philadelphia while
away.
Mrs. Max RrouEhton and Miss Mary
Webber Broughton. Of Philada phia
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gray have, re,
stay with relatives. here.
Baltimore, where he spent several
months.
Mrs. G. G.. Joyncs has been critic
ally III for several days. Her dauCh
ter. Miss Helen G.. Joyncs. is With her
John W. II. Parker. of Newport
News. came TO Onancock to be with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller w
Parker. Saturday and Sunday
Rev. and Mrs. John Parker, OF Hope
well, Md. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Watson.
Rev. Hugh Kclso. of Delaware. Is
the guest of his mother. Mrs. Susan
Kelso.
Miss Annie L. Hopkins is in Balt,-
more.
Mrs. y. r. Summer man. Of Accomac
burg. for the Weekend
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06

! THE cub reporter has been saying
loftily that Polly simply "fizzes'
with enthusiasm when She talks about
+ the new BROADWAY THEATER, and
so when Polly retorted that If he could
give any more safe and sane descrip-
ton of it's merits she would use the
write-up in her Corner there was
nothing for him TO do but try He
thought it would be a dandy idea to
begin with the orchestra as follows:
fhe orchestra has lots of pep; it
makes You start TO march in step, and
when the folks come down the aisle
we often have TO turn and smile at the
way they prancc and fall in line when
the orchestra's playing in marching
tlme; but when the pictures sad and
drcar they sympathi2e with the hero
ines fear that her life-and-dcat let
tcrs been lost in the mail, and the
plaintiNc flute with the violin's wall,
tell us as plainly as music can do that
our heart-strinGs should quivef too
me broadway orchestra has EN- all
peat IN the way ii moves my heart and
feet. and makes me soar TO dizzy
heights in these admiring poetic
nights Polly requested that we
should publish this without comment.
DOLLY says she is very glad that
Uncle George. who will be out of
W." u aoaiH al EASTER Is awe to the
fact that HUYLER'S accepts mail
orders. and transfer orders where they
have stores in other cities for boxes
of their luscious candy TO be delivered
al that time. lIuylcrs bonbons and
chocolates are, she thinks, the choice
of unclc's-and othcrs-who insist on
the best. and when their goodness rs
dressed up in the decorated boxes for
which Iuylcr is famous, they make
Easter gifts dc luxe. Folly stopped to
look at the satin and hand pain con-
taincrs that the local shop is display
ing. and found them so lovely that she
wants 10 mention them specially. She
is just now talking great deal, too
about the Huylcr assorted pcppcrmints
at dollar a pound. They have Il crisp.
spicy righteousness she likes very much
for Polly is u naturalborR lover of
anything as rcfrcshinGly different rs n
flavor that gives her tongue IA hot little
nip, then makes it up by leaving "a
cool smoothncss behind. And by the
way. speaking of peppermint, says
Polly, have you tried the Huylcr choco.
late peppermint ice cream soda? IL
not, life still holds lot in store for
you.
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tNYj ANT TO see something pretty?"
w inquired Polly yesterday with
her most top-lofty air. as she pulled
out an envelope marked with the name
| g. l.. HALL OPTICAL co. From il she
chose slip OF paper of the sort upon
which Kodak snapshots are printed, and
turned it up for our inspection But
instead of the 2iaX3A Inch reproduce
ton In miniature of scenery dotted
with tiny human beings, or of human
beings surrounded by microscopic
scenery that we had expected, there
was closeup portrait study Of Polly
herself. occupying every bit of the
print. The little kodak picture in some
way had magnified its powers so that
it caught not only Il general likeness,
but the little things that make Polly
herself and nobody elsc--thc suspicion
of a cleft in her chin. and the twinkle
in her eyes, for instance. Did il with
my little Ratchet which is to say, one
of c. l.. Halls Kodak Portrait attach
mcnts." she explained. Isn't IL be-
youthful You can do il with any
sized kodak IL you just clap on a por-
trait attachment made for the purpose,
and II costs hardly anything to make
n really artistic photograph. This was
taken only yesterday. and I've received
the prints already. Hall makes a spe-
cialty. you know. of quick service TO
amateur photographers in developing
and finishing their films. I send mine
there even when I'm out OF town, and
save time on them besides getting the
best results obtainablc"
Z OR Knox hats Polly is predicting
an even greater vogue than be fore
tho war. for she thinks that one of the
great discoveries made by women in
the last four years has been that of
the universal bccomingncss of trim
styles made popular by uniforms.
Everybody who couldn't wear the smart
sailors and tailored clothes of an army'
nurse. Il 'S'' or Red Cross work or. or
any other branch Of service into which
women entered by thousands. rccoS-
niZcd and copied as far AS possible tho
distinction of this form OF dress. Polly
advises those who want to sec for them
selves how well they can look to 20
down to JACOBS & LEWIS and try or
some Of the new Knox hats in the
dashnE models that breathe a military
smartncSs. They're just on the fcmi-
nine side of the fashion fence. so that
they keep all their charm along with
their severity. and the combination is
rs irresistible as such combinations
usually are. or course, the exclusive
man tailorcd sport clothes shown by
this house share the same distinction
as the hats, and confer the same en-
viablc air OF SnartncSS on tho fortu-
nate wcarcr. You may find them all.
Polly says, in tho womcn'S department
on the second floor OF Jacobs & Levy's
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was made presiding elder Of the BaI,i-
more District His successor in Lex
ington is Rev. G.. 6. Martin. who has
completed four years OF service u,
KeySer w. Va.
banquet was given Friday even
ing by the Bible classes OF New Mon
mouth Presbyterian Church Of near
Lexington to nfteen returned soldiers
who were present and participated in
the exercises. The banquet was held
in the Pcnick Memorial Sunday School
building. and fifty covers were laid
Addresses OF welcome were made by
raul NJ, Penick. teacher of the Mems
Bible class and By the pastor, Rev.
H. \. farbro. Responses were made
by Captain G. +. Obcnschain and Lieu
tenant Joseph l.. Secbcrt.
DE- r. Granville Campbell Of the
Washington and Lee University faculty.
left Lexington few days ago for New
York, to sail for France, where he will
engage in educational work among
the soldiers.
Rev. Mr.. Hicks. the new pastor OF
the Baptist Church AZ Natural Bridge,
has moved TO his new charge with his
family from Forest Depot.
Rev. w. +. Locke. former pastor OF
Trinity Methodist Church, now located
at Arlington. Md, was a visitor in
Lexington this week.
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Society Calendar

SUNDAY.
Len,cn organ rccitaI. st. rnuis
MONDAY.
c,d L,eute en- 'pdson speaks at woman's
by Miss DUPONT at Jefferson Hotel, al
paash.siss q sda e'P Esi Ss nlsa Fl KnEs
:, Meeting Of In the Service Of the King
Arms Hospital, 4. "e'' at s"e'sr'ns
TUESDAY.
ttsrestsd In nlaes' home coming fund at
:, Meeting OF Lady Owls. Nest go, Owls.
s%afs"s of snse Of T,e fS".s
a. nr,adgnartcrs. Fourth und franklin
WEDNESDAY.
Dance Wednesday night Mt Grays'
Sick To 1e a az se.s, q Retreat for tho
.,,sarinE Arms Free Hospitai 70 G meet s"G at
Miss Mabel Brown meets class in Cur
rent m., Events 81 Woman'. Club; 1890.
ish Women. AT @22e Monument Avenue g.
Meeting Of silver Cross Circle Of
ktng's Daughters at i25 North Doule-
SATURDAY.
Ofic.rs' dance ut Officers Club. sa7
West Franklin Street, $3.50.
rsoai hop "a Country Club Of Virginia.
sc hso ut Virginia Randolph Elicit
Parcel post party at 1910 Grove Ave-
Dance mt Grays' Armory. $3.50.