davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-27
C|ENSTWA
RUSINSKIE.

We Lwowie dzieja sic rzeczy
ktorych co do cudow bohaterStwa
i walecznoSci nieopisalo' navel
pioro Sienkiewicza. TIE slowa prof
Stronskiego streszczaja obecny
stan rzeczy w polskim Lwowie.
Do szczegolow znanych juz Z
pism nalezy dorzucic nastepuja
ce:
We wtorek zniszczona zostala
granatami recznemi drukarnia i
redakcya ,,Gazety Codziennej".
Ma drugi dzien zniszczyl oddziai
ruski granatami recznymi redak-
eve i drukarnie ,,Kuryera Lwow,
skiego', ,Gazety Wieczornej" i
,,Wieku Nowego", legitymujac
sic poleceniem pisemnem wladzy
ruskiej. Gdy Polacy W rokowa--
mach rozejmowych zaprotesto--
wall przeciw temu, oSwiadczono
i'm, re stafo sic to be- upowaz--
nienia. Wobec tego pokazano i'm
wspomniane polecenie pisemne,
podpisane przez Stefana Barana,
dyrektora policyi i zaopatrzone
pieczatka Rady Narodowej. Wo-
bee tego dokumentu oswiadczyli
Rusini. re ..muSiato sic to STAG.
poniewaz gazety polskie podbu-
~rzaja."
Zdemolowali dalej Rusini gra-
natami recznymi kawiarnie ,,Ro-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-27
Czapeczki

]zrobione z ia
snego 1 ciem--
nego perkalu |
ginEham. 10c
wartosC, specy
alnte 81
tylko OzC
"a.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-27

ma" i nSzkocye", poniewaz W
Ipierwszej z Mich rozbrojono pija-
nego zolnierza.
.Okruciehstwa Rusinow pre-
chodza wszelkie granice. Ma
Choraszczyznie wybiegi Z NILE
czarni IA letni chfopak w czapce
L orzeikiem. Patrol ruski L 3 lu-
dzi pochwycif go, kazal mu ukle-
knac i ma miejscu r~ozstrzelal. In
ny patrol ruski wpadl do miesz-
kama inzyniera Czesnaka, szuka-
JAG "a strzelajacym rzekomo Z
togo domu Polakiem. Pc krot-
kiej rozmowie Z zona p. Czesnaka
osobe stara i chorq z%astrzelono ma
miejscu. Pred innym domem, w
ktorym przeprowadzono bezsku-
teczna rewlzye, z~atoczono kara
biny maszynowe / ostrzeliwano
caiy front. PodczaS chWilowego
zawieszenia broni podpalili i spa
lii RuSini poczte. Milicya syoni-
styczna ~strzela do ludnosci pol
skiej, mimo odezwy, re chronic
bedzie ludnoSc tax chrzeScij jan
ska, jak i zydowska. Ma wszyst-
kie te akty gwa}tu i Okruciehstw
So pisemnie podpisane relacyc
powaznych $wiadk6w.
Walka o odzyskanie Lwowa pc
Stepuje skutecznie. " pierwszym
dniu stosunek sic przedstaWia!
/ do 100, dzisiaj | do 3. Rusinom
wiele sill przybywa, lecz r6wnie
tyle dezertuje. Oddzialy ruskie
zapedzane So do Walk bagnetaml'
Niedawno otoczyli Polacy kosza-
~ Ferdynanda. kt6re sic podda-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-27
AVoNDALE.

Dzienniki Chicagoskie MONA
nabywac u nastepujacych: -
Lasecki, 3512 Melrose ul.
Lemanski, 1912 N. Lawndale ave.
Rolnicki, 1926 N. Lawndale ave.
Slapinski, 3642 Belmont ave.
Bielicki, 3412 N. Lawndale ave.
Majewski, 3641 Wolfram I'll,
Ostrowski, 1924 N. Lawndale ave
Schulprit, 3712 w. George ul.
Tuszynski, $3.50 w. George Ill.
Mulzoff, 2943 Milwaukee ave.
Spak, 1927 Milwaukee ave.
Ma narozniku Kedzie i Milwaukee
ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-27

ly. Milicya, zfozona re starych
ludzi, zdobyla W Skniiowie po--
Gag, wiozacy II armat z amuni.
eva. So to pierwsze polskie arma-
ty; karabinow maszynowych zdo-
byto dotad IS.
Cd przedwczoraj ostrzeliwuja
Rusini polska czeSt Lwowa z ar
mat (dwie So ustawione ma Wy
sokim Zamku, jedna ma cytadeli)
w pierwszy dzieh ostrzeliwano
szkole kadecka, wczoraj zas szko-
Il Sienkiewicza, oraz Grodeckie,
ia ktorem szereg domow uszko--
dzono. Ostrzeliwanie trivia.
w szeregach polskich Walcza
miedzy innymi studelici cd czwar
tel klasy gimnazyalnej oraz cze-
-stokroc Mode Panny, ktore cze-
sto obejmuja straz ia bardzo
eksponowanych punktach ,(pp.
Wierzbicka w ogrodzie Tezuic--
kim.)
Mimo walk prowadzq sic roko-
wanna. Ostatnia propozycya pol
ska brzmi: Godzimy sic ma zawie-
szenie broni, dop6ki ME porozu--
miemy sic Z rzadem polskim.
P~oiozenie Galicyi wschodniej
zalezy Cd ocalenia Lwowa. Lud-
nose wiejska czeka ma wynik
walk o stolice.
(,Glos Narod1l.')
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-27
PrZedstawienie ma
JackOWie.

WczOraj wieczOrem W sail OBJ. War
szyGskiego, PREY Central Park ave. j
Wolfram ulicy, dziatwa szkoEna pod
przewOdnictwem SiGStr NaucZycielek, z
paraffi Sw. Jacka, urZadzila nadZwy-
czaj wSpaniaiy wyStep z okazyi imie-
min ". prOboSzcZa jana Zdechlika c. r.
kt6ry sic bardzo licznie zebranej pu-
blicznoSci podobaf. Program byi pick
ny i zajmujacy. Sfuchajacemu zdawa-
10 sic, IL pred Oczyma jegO przesuwa-
~ sic ME dZieci SzkOlne, lecz aktorZy i
aktOrki. kt0rzy wielkie zbieraly pO-
chwaiy. PublicznOSC bawiia sic wybor-
ME i reSiStemi CklaSkami iCh nagra-
dzafa. Spiew wykOnafy dzieci SzkOlne,
PREY akOmp. fOrtcpianu. PGwinSzOwa-
ME imienin y. S~Olenizantowi, pieknie
i zrOZumiale Z{Ozyfo dw0ch chfOpc0w,
T.. O~rzechOwSki i C.. AmbrOzewSki Ma
~rynarze" pOpiS mafych chiOpczykGw,
wypadf znakOmiciC. NaStepnie Odegra-
no kOmedyc p. t. ..Artystki''. w kt0rej
mali amatOrzy i amatorki spiSali sic
dOSkOnale. POpiS zbiOrOwy ,,Aliantki"
kt6ry wykonaiy male dziewczatka, o.
s0lnie pOdOba} sic zebranej ~publicznO-
Sci. N~aStepnie komedye W jednym ak
Gle p. t. .,Kto belize Kr6lewiczem', r6-
wniez Oddano bez zarzutu. StaTSi chop
cy wykOnali zgrabuie z taktem muyki
prClukcye p. t Teddy Bears. Ma
Stppnie odcgranO piekny i pOuczajacy
dramat p. I. ..Offara kr6lOwej'. w
czterech odSlOnach kt0ry wypadi ku
oS6lnemu zadOwoleuiu publicznO5ci.
.,TanieC rZecz trudna. wykOnaiO
U$m malych dziewczatek, mile robi}O
MI widzach wrazenie i zdrUdzifu ME
~ZaprZeczony talent II maiych tancerek
co tcz rGwniez MONA pCwiedzieJ o
Spiewie. ktGry pc tancu &piewa1y. Star
Sze dziewczeta probationary sic W ZblO-
rowych cwiczeniach. NaStCpnie Odegra-
no kOmcdyc W dw6ch OdslOnach p. I.
..FigEgrz'. ktGra wypadla rGwniez "a
dOwa1niajacO. StarSze dziewczeta wy
konaly piekly i zgrabny popis mill,
tarnych GwiCzen. StarSi zaS chfopcy
p~rOduk1wali sic " gimnaStyce. Ma "a
k~OicZeuie dZieci S1kOlne O~d$piewaly
Pond Lilies" i hymn ..BOae COS Pol
ske". Muzyka przygrywajaca W an
traktaCh hy}a pod batuta p. J. X. Bo-
rOwinSkiC%o. ~miejScOweSO OrganiSty.
DochGl z przeF~tawienia wczorajszego
Obr0cUny ZnStal ma mOwy koSciM Sw.
Jacka. CzoigUdhym SioStrOm Nauczy--
cielkOm nalezy sic uZnanic i SerdecZne
S}owa. pO,lzicki. N tax Starannc wy
StudyCwanic dziatwy Szkolnej. ktGra
wydarla ~nieicdncmu OLGA i malice re
Z Okla ma wi,lok tych zgrabniutkich pO-
piS6w. tanc0w i innych prOdukcyi. a
W dOdatku wymUwy piynnei i zrozu-
mialej W ojcZy>tem jezyku. wSzySrko
TAX gladko. p}yunie i lekkO. Tei to by
10 piracy i mozOlnych trud6w. him re-
malefStwa wyuczyly sic tego wSzyst-
kiego. kt6re publiczno$c mngla wczo-
raj podziwiac / Ocenic. lie tax siOstry
Naprzyklad, jak j dziatwa Szkolna
ME p~rGznuja. by}o dowodem wczoraj-
szy wyStep dziatwy Szkonej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-27
z CHoRU

Niniejszem uprasza sic wszyst'
kich Szanownych Panow Sekre-,
tarzy i zarazem inne interesowa,
lie osoby 0 nadsylanie wszyst'
kich korespondencyi, tyczacych
sic Choru Filaretow ma rece Sc
kretarza X. X. Ostrowskiego
Fam. pnr. S14 N. Trip ave.
Cora Piesh!
K. K. Ostrowski, sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-27
Detektywi re stacyi ul. 50-ej

- Detektywi re stacyi I'll. 5o-ej
ujeli dwoch 1O-cioletnich w1amy-
waczy. Sa to: John Hays, 5445
Prairie ave. i T. Straightmiller,
5000 Calumet ave. w sobote IRA
ma weszli przez okno do miesz-
kama J. Jewella, pnr. 5252 Prairie
ave-, a'popoludniu ujeto ich ma
goracym uczynku w sk}adzie
Woolworth.
- Tramwaj wczoraj najechaf
i zabif ma rogu ulic S. Morgan i
w. 43-tej I'll. pania s. Dowgan,
Fam. pnr. 1929 w. Erie III.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-27
PIOTRO-PAWLOWO

Dziennik Chicagoski MONA IA
bye W nastepujacych agencyach:
pnr. 1915 So. Ashland ave-, -
1862 So. Paulina ul., 1875 w. 38-a
ul., ma naroznikach 35tej i Ash
land i 43ciej i Ashland ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-27
EAST CHICAGO, IND.

Zamawiajcie Dziennik Chica--
goski u nastepujacych agentow.-
w. Kaczka, 5031 Northcote ave,
F. Bogusz, 1906 Northcote ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-27
z KANTOWA.

0negdaj odbyia sic instalacya Klubu
pan Kr6lowej Kingi, W sail parafial-
mel sw. Jana Kantego, PREY licznym u
dziale czfonkin i kiIku za~prOSzOnych
goSci, z klubu KSiecia J0zefa PoHia-
towskego. Gdy wszyscy zajeli W. miej
sea-, Y. prOboSzcz StaniSlaw Siatka C..
r., Odm6wil mOdlitwe, n~aStepnie PAM
Anna PejOr, prezeS&a p~OwyzSzegO klu-
bu wita}a goSci przyby}ych, ora ma
wOlywala wSzyStkie czlOnkinie do
,wSp0mej piracy ola Og0lnegO dObra te-
COZ klubu, kt6ry pOmimO kr0tkiegO
.czasu Swego iStnienia. dab juz wielo-
krotny dOw6d Swej dzialalnOSci. w
kOGcu Swego przemGwienia wreczyla
y. p~roboSzczowi, 10000, W srebrze,
jake dochGd z bankietu urzadzoneso W
dzien NOwegO ROku. z okazyi Srebr-
nego %jubileuSzu parafii. y. probOSzcz
pOdzieEOwai dzielnym pracowniczkom,
IA ich ~pOSwiecenie sic Ola dObra para
fiji. Oraz Oddal uznanie take klubo--
wi Ks. JGzefa POniatowSkieSo. kt6ry
rGwniez dOkiada wSzelkich wySiikGw
j Staran. ably parafia kantowska roz-
wijaia sic juz najlepiej, co tez sic W
,rzeczywtStO$ci dZieje. N~aStepnie pre-
mawiali p. 6taniSiaw Adamkiewfcz. al
derman 1T-tej wardy. p. Micha{ Kola-
Sa i p. Kazimierz Andrzejewski, a w
kOncu przem6wil y. DR.. WOjciech
KmieCik c. r. u goSci Obecni byfi: Z.
J6zef Ochab, p. MARGIN POciaSk i J6zcf
ROzmySiOwicz. NaStepnie przyStapiOno
do i~n>talaCyi zarzadu ma rok biezacy
W Sklad ktGrego w~chcdza: PAM Anna
.PejOr. prezeSka pani KOnStancya Ka-
CzyhSka, wice-prezeSka: pani Marya
kujawa. sekr. prot; PAM Zofia Mai
kuwSEa. Sekr. fin. PAM ROzalia KOn-
EOwSka, kaSyerka; PAM BruniSfawa
S~uchOmSka. parma ROzalia Grejczyk,
radne: PAM Anna Czuj i pani Franci-
Ska Szymonek. ~marSzaikinie :pani a
niela Stencel, mistrzyni toaSt0w. Prey
siege Odebral y. StaniSiaw Siatka c..
X. KOmitet d%ObrObytu ma rOk biczacy
~przedStawia sic jak naStepujc: p. 10
fla MafkowSka. p. Marya kujawa. D..
Anna NOwicka. p. BroniSlawa SuchOm
ska. p. Elzbieta Nyka i p. Amelia Stem
Ccl. 20 ukonczeniu ObrzadkGw instaIa-
Cyjnych, przyStapiOnO do S~pOzycia PREY
rZadzonych potraw. kt6re przyrzadziiy
panic Z klubu, a 20 Spozyctu takO--
wych. SpedzOnO Gas ma mfici i weSo-
4ej pOgaweice.
q -. -
Wczoraj W koSciele &w. jana Kante-
go zOStaiy rOzdane rOczne Sprawouia-
Ute Z goSpOdarki. ma wSzyStkich nabo-
zeGstwach.
W kO$ciele Sw. Jana KautcSo. oil ro-
Gu 1895, t. j., oil czaSu zorganizOwa-
pia parafii. do rOku 1918. O~chrzczonO
26,51O dzieci. ZwiazkGw maIzcfSkich
pob}ogCS{awfono S,597. PoSrzebGw TAX
StarSzych jak i dzieci razem Odpra-
Miono $780,. Cd rOku 1895 do 1918 VIA
cznie, .iczba dzieci Szkolnych, ktdre u
kOGczyiy Szko}e parafialna wynoSi D.
434.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-27

Poisk1 DOfiryk. cry wIeKszy cry maieJ
sxy IA ooowiaZek p~oczytywac sohIs
powinlen stale reklarnowac naro6o-
wosc nSSza wSroo obcvCh Eaznstta rnIAs
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-27
HARVEY, ILL.,.

Pan zychowski przyniesie wan
Dziennik Chicagoski, zawiadomic
90 pnr. 527 E. 127ma ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-27

WcZOraj W kOSciele Sw. jana Kante-
so zOStaiy rOzdane rOczne sprawozla-
Ute z gOSpOdarki. M wSzyStkich nahO-
Ze6StwaCh.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12
Music

Tulsn music lovers are I,p..us i'r-
wnrd with pleasure aud sutnusarH'
10 the return OF The Metropp l.Su
grand opera s.ars. who Will visit
Tu.aa IN an evening OF grand upern
on october ls Nine, Frances A1t,
world famous soprano, Carolina
Iazzari. routrnlto, giuseppe De
lucl. baritone. and Charles ltnckeN.
tenor. Will be heard IN such favor. .'7
as .Fau-t." Tales OF Hoffman
Aida" Ia Boheme.' Lucia ana
"Ei.nlettu" This wonderful gn AK
OF stars viii open tonight in the HIP
rudrame In New York city with ins
sam, program that will later celEh
Tu.sars next saturday evening For
the information of rulsans the gov.
errnsut war tax regulations are
printed as follows.
"Hcru.at.on - Ireyisedb. part
relating 20 YAK on admissions uule.
lnu revenue act ot 1918.
.Ia.e a r,Dds: The tax apples
90 each admission separately, ana
therefore. 10 two or moro admissions
sr.. maid ,or az once, whether FOR Je
same occasion or for different ucch-
-..rr hy means Of season ticket or
s.rN..r.rt.ou or Otherwise, IN" total
.l, .a determined by computing sep
rrr..-r LAO tie above rate the tax on
....r admission and by adding TO-
s.ra.. the taxes o. obtained. In o'h
.- furHs the ax fHr 40 similar aa.
missions viii always Dee 10 times me
tay f.- each us the single 1dn s.
s..-s. National Concert Ma0hFrT-
Ia alton. ly Elizabeth clerN sec
rrfirE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12

The Indoor months are here an,
me home must be attractive
neither bare walls or inartistlc vii
| do--yOur pictures should be IN,
! KIND you love to look at every day
wonderful prints OF the worlds besl
| paintings properly framed are shown
at Z. J McGee CO.. 23 West Third.
A frDck for formal wear IL of black
and silver threads knitted ON very
large needles. giving the effect of a
sheer fabric beaded In steel beads.
lf II IL for the babies. little tots
or tho young school miss you are
sure 10 find it AT the Mary James
Children. shop. IS East Fifth.
Some sport coats OF brushed wool
have cuffs and collars of finer knit,
unbrusied wool.
Different Well I should say they
are different Lots OF peopln think
diamond In diamond and that is
all there lH 10 it---but the wiser ones
win toll you one should use gree
care and good judgment when put-
chasing n diamond and always be
sure 10 30 to n reliable house such az
the HAIRY Hebron Jewellers on
South Main, for they carry such
wonderful stones. In fact you will
not find a better selected or larger
collection In the. shops Of much
larger cities. besides they have tho
Most exquisite mountinKs and ex-
pert jewelers. who make an art Of
their designing.
In o,c ~ our very own millinery
shops ! saw the cIcvcrt-st 80 imag-
Unable. listen closcly--a wrap Of
nicklc gray cut velvet trimmed IN
"A
managed n 10 form a muff. when
ono II desired, WIN this romcs the
stunninRcst hat; well ! know you
will want II II You sec Il.
The fashionable woman OF today
insists, not only on having smart
footgear. but thoy must include
comfort and beromingnoHs.
thought n this when saw the
clever fan models NJ me Akin Boot
erie 22l South Main
This season Il II considered very
chic 10 wear a fur scarf shaped so
rs to d. Of uneven lengths.
A hat selected from the exclusive
showing ~ Miss LrhIgh's Vogue
shop in ih" now Wright building VIII
disclose the fine discrimination
which makes everything from this
shop always the mode
snw giant silver daisies splash
the pansl purple back ground of "A
gcorE"ttc afternoon dress and girls.
Il WIS "A beauty.
4 rhuds smile "a uvt biz of
heaven. why not preserve 10 IN n nlr.
'urs taken ly those Hu.nuwfuI art-
is's Ir tho 80 Bu.IHrr u.ykIn
studios "21 West Fourth.
An attractive smock may b. made
~ rr-usr meteor tn uiCLtc rrnN. en-
hancrd bY "a simuJr embroidered
motif donc IN cs-ri,4o and black yarn.
"Tts an i'l wind that blows nobody
good. ana The warm weather has
been responsible Tor the wonderful
sales r' tHa chic parlsIrur El4
South Main. opposite tho kafrhum
hotel Monday another unusual sRle
VIII take place ON suits. Ir.Hsg.
coats furf h.9usHa separate shIris
ana lingerie.
Tolo cloth found a. fate. in q f,nat
with fulluorss siirrcd in urrus- the
shoulder and high collar ~
brown kulinsLT.
10 la r.'IrF cool ana dancing is
'HH ...r fascinating entertainment
RnH poo. Hr.Hr. f.r t private IIr.
r"r Hln" a 'r. ever popular Tea
I.u Irn |r...H E- n most charm.
ing HaF 'a entertain ONES friends
Prom % reliable snur,r We h,hr
tllat ,ut -trrl ir,srlr1 oft hrlirntr and
rlsHrr workmanship is utc rage u
Paris
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12
lctohcr circle directed thc staging OF

October circle. directed the staging OF
a missionary paYlet -f'Ono day In
India" portray,nB the llfe and work
or a missionary IA India Mrs Mur-
ray Russell took the leading part aud
was assisted 10y Mrs Udell and pu-
pits of thr department Of expression
~ Kendall college. Mrs ". II. Item
dcrson was hostess Go the executive
luncheon given I'm her home assisted
hv Mrs G. n. Nicholson The fol-
lowing deirgates we're appointed To
attend the annual meeting " the
Noman's Synodtcal society In Okla
roma, for Homo and Foreign mis-.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12

slons 10 he held at Yinita, Okla, oct
ohcr IL Is and ia Mrs w. II Hen
derson Mira T.. T. Bowen, Mrs, Troy
Powell, Miss Alice stringficld. Mrs.
Frank Deshun. Mrs. Dixon, Mrs. w
Il. Ouibersou, Mrs W. II Peck ana
M" "altrrnatos. Mrs. .. G. Link. Mrs.
J. q. Cheairs. Mrs. - Vonsel and
Miss Rcu uuiler. Mrs. Duffendack
was appointed from College lllll
Presbytetian church ana Mrs O. y.
Little from Second Presbyterian
church The devotional. The Mas
terA sincerity was given by Miss
Hanson and pr Fullerton brought ~
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helpful message from the homo mis-
sion field
Mrs h, T. Bowrn explained about
the educational institute 10 be held
at the First Presbyterian church af-
ter prayer meeting on Wednesday
night beginning october ~, and
continuing FOR soyen weeks. Mrs. J.
.. Cheairs. chairman OF the special
committee for fruit shower for
Kendall, announced that the home
canned fruit shower for kendall will
be held October 2p-2l. at the Mayo
furniture store,
CONTINUED on FACE FIFTEEN
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TWINS very smartly dressed
! stranger who dropped Into the
Demorest ladies' shop south MAN
and exclaimed, This house mos.
certainly on exceedingly trlsnuiy
terms with Dame fhshion'
very evident that she mas sen, 20
this adorapie shop her htent ~"
cleVerest IDEAS Tor lovely woman
ru,cre ia not m doubt In the world
of The continued popularity of yarr,
Tor the fall season. It n on hats.
drcssrs and oven lingerie may De
dainty adorned with the dchon"
shades, of wool.
Are you planning 10 give dancer
Then let the superior Art Printery.
West Firm, print your ihNita'iona
and programs TOT ihey 40 linp gu
sravinE emoo's'"s """ pA ="
~ h'' ,,, -,
French mufs lead naai NC =,
usefulness ps serving "S "o'h h'"''
ana ""S' ,-, ,,,,,. a.,
i saw the cuhh'nses' h'''s
ers ana caps 70 Hia'ch u'is,k
James Childrehs sh"p' 10 h.A9' -
Painted bed room furnit"rr hsA
won undeniaDlc iaf", ~ u,e , ~
m women, m.keu ,ia,
spicnhlo ahap"oh''' !" ""' ''
schrmc'
Noull find " lmpossihls 10 DC
without a piash Ne'vea ~" ~.
seeing tne nAnuno,.o Inuu' ai,
Chle fslehe, .h,., H.
An oStrlch cluster heish''ns "
crown OF one, tou .
sweeps across ,he pllI" % o'.n.i 'a,"s"s,
ana Aklll AnOiUfF mar hAN'NAhWA
crown ana mlph anu rh'h'"'""e
"',i'''''s .,,.
gown W "noh N',n' ' ,,'.',
rred IN NNlu gr,nh' i.'S n,sn, v
, ~, ,,ina,
s"'p '" 'o''H JUS"
Unusual new place ana tally osrus'
party favors OF an kinds al = J.
hcdee Co, "a west 1hlfd.
SOrnc suite and coaia. when they
are beitod at all are only bciteu ht
tile Iront' or AT tis D"ch' OF ht tna
Sid's.
What all the wpfldH a-seklhE
youth is expressed IN every
clever touch, every youthtul llne on
the smart 90, 20 dresses lH ''''
ana winter al henherKs.
For dinner or evening RUwn-
blhck VIII Dc g""d' WINE lan' pr"in.
l's's 80 bc popular nnh iNnrt W
,l No. ~, '" ,,,o .,,n n''''''''''
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MFiur h" 10Y On .h'
bnaulliul AT AH nI nave
my isNe 'n F'' Ht Hhhnufi'' HnH
tr"gSIe9 e,i, py me slil''ieI ,uu' ,n.
WeIl' III NOT worry TOT can u'ep
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The Woman's Missionary society
M tho First Presbyterian church
was hold in the auditorium a. KEN
IRll college Thursday afternoon. with
more than 200 in attendance, Mrs.
Arthur Lee Odeil. as leader OF the
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Parties

Mrs. J H. Waters. 1892 South
Rockford street. entertained 2b chill.
/ drtn on Saturday afternoon to cclc-
/ brato the fifth birthday OF her small
/ daughter. Julia Alice Halloween
/ decorations were effectively cm-
| pluyCd iu decoration. A short mus
| ical program. followed by dancing
Children present were Alma Stcuve
Pauline Puundstone. Ruth Stevens,
I Louise ASsicy, Betty Dobbs, Sara
| Jane Groenslnde, Mary Minch sara
Putchard. Romaine HollinRsWorth,
| AleCn Egg n. Thelma Kubatzky,
Wanda Ice, Frances Holmes, Nir'
| giTN Lee Wallace, r. G Stuove. jr,
| Gallo watt Woodrow Rush. Theo.
| iore kuhatzky Samuel Brittnn. Bob
! Whltterworth Byrne Britton and II
Greenslade.
Mrs Mary Meet, SIS North Chey.
ennc aNenue. entertained a group OF
children on Wednesday afternoon in
honor OF the birthday OF her small
granddaughter, Mary Ellen Rhoda-
darger The color motif OF pink and
white was carried out in the floral
decorations, birthday cake and ices.
Mrs. J. A. Gilpin and Miss Mildred
Kiscr assisted Mrs Meet in enter
tanning and serving the children.
children present were Catharine,
Jane and Betty Bartlett Melba and
Thelma Rambo, Peter Mclaughlin,
Joe Bullock, Lucille Kinnan, Mar
'gatet Mclaughlin and Gordon Nc
Laughnn.
Sequoyah cubmen were hosts Fri
day evening at an informal dance
and buffet supper In the Kennedy
cafe Among the dancers we're seen
Misses Betty Hudson. Grace Down
ing Peggy Anderson, Lillian Fhgnnl
Bonnie 1'rogden. Doris Clark. Lucille
Long. Dorothy Dickey, Halah Pagan,
Janet Ross Juliette Hunt. Jane
Ringloy, Evelyn Yeager. Betty Com
stock. Mary stout Ruth Fitzpatrick
Mrs. Abbott Mildred Morrison, Mrs
Dan Hunt Norma Miller. Sybil Har-
rlsop. Mcssrs Rolhn Garnett Sam
Stewart. James Clark w c. Crane,
Edward c. Harvey. Paul Grosshart,
Carl Livingston, Ira Rhinehart. Jack
Holman. Henry Brady, Paul wool
an Charley Parker, willard Martin
7. G. Peters q. J. Martin, jr.. Robert
Cow, George Berry. Robert Cal
braith, JACK Bcwley Dan Hunt IT,
Charles Black. Higbel Allen, James
futile. James McGilliss. +. c. Ray
burn. sam williams, Cassie Halo
way. Cap Bellomy, Tom Ducketr
sidney smith, Max Campbell, Chas.
Hancock. Paul Hays, NJ. B Lucas
LLOYD wyatt, II /. sullivan, . -
Denton W +. Orhison, Monte War
ner. John HAYS. Walter Curran, ed
win johnson. J. X. Blake. w. VI.
Harris. R. Sherman. knight Douglas
ana SNman Jouis. Among the chap
crunrs were Mr. and Mrs. Douglas.
Mr. and Ms Dan Hunt jr, Nj. ana
Mrs s. Bonos and Mr and Mrs
Dicky
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ny BROTHER,S CREED

What matters it what faith or creed
Ny brother holds
If it to him through thought or deed
The truth unfolds?
q What matters it what name he bears,
If on lfes way to pain and cares
He bears the sign?
For his own soul must learn the right
And his own eyes must see the light
Not mine-nor thine
The same sun shines on all mems ways,
And chooses none
How should think he spreads his rays on mine
The life eternal dwells in all
TIE germs of power;
How shall | then pronounce his doom
When in my brothers heart may bloom
The holy flower?
Elizabeth Anderson.
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hers admitted 10 the club nt its last
meeting are Mesdames, Harry Tan
rer, Ralph kistlce, " >. Schcr O..
". kesHelrng l. NJ zimmerman,
Frank Cremins ~ ". S,elnherE,
Misses snicr. 2ola Zuak. Lois Jones.
Sluires Florence Toilette, willene
Iluuey
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Ann Looks Ab0ut T0Wn

Buying today is
Not a hdphdZdrd,
"Get-us. .Bou-can"
affair, but
An Investment
In Dhich BOD,en
Hare found
IL pays TO
Pit Time and thought
For epen tho
The amount
OF expenditure
Is not fixed.
And pe do not
Hare TO limit
OurseIUes TO
4 fep things.
StH, everyone is
beginning TO
Realize fhdf
What Is north
Buying at all
Is north
Buying DeH.
II Is the plan
And the desire
OF this column
To assist
Its readers In
Doing this, for
II has been said,
That the art
OF buying
is something that
Fen people hare
Bat which ce
Could all acquire
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The Twentieth Century club will
meet with Mrs. W l. Williams