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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-17

Irlandczyka kolej by&a pierw-
sza. Ksiadz angielski zaprowadzi'
60. Dokonalo sic,
Nastepnym byi Tomek. Ksiadz
poIski prowadzit go wolno. mo-
WAC glosno ME psalmy, ktorych-
by skazaniec ME rozumiai, ale sic
wa Litanii do Matki Najsw. u
cieczki grzesznikow.
Tomek odpowiadaf spokojnie
,;Modl sic "a nami." Potem Poo
|Twoja obrone uciekamy sic" =
M6dl sic "a Mani W godzine smie'
CT naszej! byiy ostatnie siowa
,jeszcze: Panic, W recc Twoje ,od
iajs ducha mego.'
Usiad,. Pfzymocowano eiaic
mocnymf sznurem, glove / nog
zbiiiono do bezposredniego dzia:
,ania pradu.
o! jak strasznie wyglada wte-
dy twarz cziowieka, gdy w pein:
- bez choroby, spotka sic ze
Ierci4. Tomek zbladi straszli-
vie. Panic, W rece Tive oddajs
ducha mego!" = poddai mu ka-.
plan. Puszczono prad pierwszy
Zyi jeszcze. Drugi go zabil.
Milosierny Pan Bog przyjsi
dusze biednego Tomka, a kapian
zmeczony, wroci. .olcja do swe-
go kosciola W Yonkers, n. Y. re
Msza sw., w ktorej polecit Bogu
dusze Tomka skrzypka.
lyle ulgi dale katolicyzm W O.
statnich chwilach skazahcowi.
A jak odmienne bywaja te
chwilc ola tych, ktorzy tei pomo-
|cy ME maja i mice ME chcal
S. H., G. r.. ,
lHl.+ A.N f.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-17
Haloxona 1897 roku.
MACIERZ POLSKA.
E MONROE 4303.
GLowNYi

ZARZAD
Is. r~ranciszak Gordon, M~oderator.
Ks. A. A. Rfowo. wiceSMoeerate-.
Wojcleeh F. Soska. oreLes-
Hrronins RaEanowska. wIee-prexeskA.
WoteIech Menktcki. Vie y-prexes.
Tomasz s Blachowski, SekretaFG
FrancIszek WitkowskL. Skarbnik.
stanisiaw LicEmanski. Dyrekeor.
Wladysiaw Lopatka, Dyrektor.
Artort Mazurk. Dyrektor.
Leokadya Koncsyk. D~yrektofkA.
pafomea Urbanska. tDyrektorkA-
Franciszka Bieschke. Dyrektork6
Dr.. FIR. A. Dulak, LekarE Naczelny.
Adv. Piotr P. Mindak. Doradca PraEny
Bsrta c. wojtalewicT. Asyst. Sekr. Gen.
GODZINY BIUROWEi
Bfuro Zark7du Glowpsg6 otwarte "
ani powszel nie Cd godZ. 9-tej rano DO
e-tsj wiecBorem. Nv sobote do lei po-
ME : wvtatkiem sobotyO, cd godziny
f.meJ 90 9-tet - W riedziele I swieta
ur7czyste. biuro Jest xamkntste.
rrezesas W p~onisdzialkl 1 piatki VILE
ezorsmi Cd godziny i-meJ do s-tei
Wsxelkie korAspondencye do G4oWno-
70 Preaesa nalezy a~dresowae:
wOJCIECH +. SOSkA.
los w. Division STR Chicago, m.
sekretarzas W poniedzialki. wtorkL
srody ! ssNSrsk; w,se5oTami % ods
dniu ~codzlshnis. Z wyjstkiem soboty. Cd
D-tej do I-SZel
skarbnIkas we vtorkL arody Z pistki
oa godziny I-meI do s-teJ WiecEorem.
Bkladanla Oplat. Wszelkie opfaty do Ka-
sy GlowneJ przytmuje Kasyer Giowny
podczas godsin ofisovych. slbo We dnie
" godzinach ofisowych, eekrstnrs g.
neralny.
WszelkIe listy nadsylae naIe8y M re-
90 Sekretarza G~eneralnego:
TOMASZ =. BLACHOWSKL.
Secretary Polish Alma Mater,
nl55 w. DlvlslOn str. ChiongO, m.
FINAEsEs
Prsekaxy bankowe poextov0
(ohecks. money orders ete) nalety ~.
otaEiae ma organizacye:
POLISH ALMA MATER.
p~rZesylac pod adreSem:
FIJI. WPrKOW9K7,
B1SS W. Division str. 'c13eago. m
MACIERZ POLSKA.
BiurO Zarzadu Gi6Enego:
1l55--57 ". Division Ullea,
Ma dsaEfem ptstrse.
Chicago, III.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-17
sNasza Walka z Szowi-
nizmem Ameryka-
nizacyi.

AnahA J~oSt'rDecL, Ii LyJeHh9 w ISh
kraju pod znakiem amerykanizacyi.
Pisze sic o tenn, czyta, m6wi, siyszy
- wsaedxie. Ma gwalt chcieliby szo-
winisci tutejsiszrobic z calej ludnosci
Ameryki - nar6d czysto-amerykan-
Ski. . do celustego radziby uiyG cho-
eby najawahowniejszych srodk6w
wynaradawiania, ME ustepujacych
W niczem metodom prusaczo-hakaty.
stycznym W PoEnanskiem.
-
PisAlismy my o tych sprawach
jui bardzo wiele, a j~eszcze sporO "a.
pewne pisaG o tenn wypadnie. MEDIA
VINO dopiero mielismy do czynienia
z zakusami, wymieronymi W Stanie
Illinois ~pr1eciwko szkolOm prywat.
nym - ii. wszystkim ME t. wv. pu-
blicxnym: szkoiy to mialyby podfug
wymyslonych przeciw MIN projektow
uczye tylko jexyka angielskiego, a
ka zS wszelkich innyoh jezyk6w by
labH W mich tax o~graniczona i skrepo-
wanz. Ii r6wnaloby sic to wprost -
lei w~ykluc7oniu. Przeciwko Owym
machinacyom szowinistycznym zdo--
lala zorganizowana akcya obywatel-
silva zaradzi6 jeszcze jako-tako
! naigorsze = wniosk6w odnosnych 70
stale szczesliwie o~dwrocone. Alec
Iedwie przemineiy echa tel sprawy,
juici nova nanny robOte z ameryka-
! nixatorami!
Pred niewielu dniami Redakcya
/ nasza otrzymala text wniosku, kt6ry
W senacie Stan6w Zjedn. ma bye
wniesiOay " AAjbliissej prxysziosci,
q kt6ry poleca, aseby wszelkie pisma
obco-jsxyczne, ME po ~angielsku wy
dawane ME MOGhY NADAL O.
TRzYMAC PRzYWILEJU PRZESYh
XXI POCXTOWEJ!... MyGl Ia byRaj-
mniej ME jest nova przypomina-
my, Ii i PREF. Roosevelt W ostatnich
cSasach swego iycia xalecai tenze
sam spos6b ograniczenia cyrkulacyi 1
wplyw6w prasy nie-angielskiej W
tym kraju, q to W celu .takim, azeby
p~ublieystyce - praSie amerykanskiej
narzucic przymusowO, skoro nadac
lei ME MONA tego odrazu i dobro-7
woInie - cechy czysto / wylacznie a
merykanskie - takie 1 CO do jezyka,
a pr1ytem - aisby umOzliwi6 1 ula-
twie wladzom kontrole tychie pism.
=
Wniosku rzeczonegO jak i wszy--
stkich pomysI6w owych idea byio I
Jest daianie niwelacyjne, jake W spo
leczeistwie tuteiszem obecnie sic
przejawia, aieby o lie moinosci jak
najrychlej stopi6 W kotIe assymila--
cyl narOdowosciowe iywioiy rozmai-
te q immigracyi pOchodzace, a tax
da6 paistwu jeden nar0d o jednej
movie, o jednolitych ideach, polity-
cznych | spoiecznych.
Ambicya tego rodzaju jest - uto.
pia. Niema paistwa ma swiecie, kto-
reby ME posiadaio ludnosci, zmie--
szanej 2 rozmaitych narOdowoscio-
wych zywiolow, a wsr6d mich roz-
maitych poglad6w, przekorah ten--
dencyi, zmieniajaeych sic wciqz z po-
stspem czasu; przeto / w naszej tu-
t~ejszej, mlodszej Cd innych palstw
republice - uEasadnione So r6znice
owe / tolerowane bye powinny; ere
szta r6inice owe oiywiaja nawet o.
x6i, bO emulacye wytwarzaja pozy-
teczne; wobec tego tendencys zacie-
rama ich jest ignorancyi szowinisty-
! cznej przejawem ocIywistym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-17
z SUPERIOR, WIS.

Ks. A. Jezdiewski, dotychczasowy
proboszcs parafii sw. Wojciecha W
Superior; Wis, zostai Lamianowany
k~apelanem " sierocincu sw. J6zefa
W Superior, a, ks. F. H. Nowak 20
stal. proboslczsm paraiii sw. VOL
ciechR,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-17
MACIERZ POLSKA

,sst org~anIIacyA haczacs miodIisA -.
- obojga pkSi W preach nankoWySG
,affvotycznyeh 1 brAtniej pomocy q
S~odniedenia dacha m~oralnosci :
bytu W spoieczenstwie> .
mtedxv miodzieza poiska- Ao3na sapi-
80 sie ma posmiertne Cd lat II do 4Si
"a czlonk6w StoWarSyszouych bex %
w~raniczenIa wleku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-17
ZTEKIREDAKCYJNEJ

Ill
Pismo nasze wiadomosG o wniosku
prasowym w senacie Stan6w Zjedn.
podalo spoleczenstwu poskiemu -
jake haslO ku zorganizowaniu akcyi
prewentywnej. Natychmiast wydaw-
nictwo nasze zainicyowaio porozumie-
ME wydawc6w pism polskich, pred
stawicieli organizacyi ftp. i wsp6lnie
wystosowano rezolucye, opracO-
wane w naszej Redakcyi, orHe-.
kaiaee pOlski lecz nie--
odosobniony pewnie o rzeczy~ Oma-.
wianej spOs6b mySlenia. Rezolucye
to ogiosilismy we ~wczorajszym nu-.
merze wraz z apelem, azeby je pre-
studyowac, a podawac towarzystwom
i i~nstytucyom, ably je wysylac do ma
szych przedstawicieli W k~ongresie
Stan0w ZjednoczOnych - ola zama'
nifestowania opinii pOlskiej o krzyw.
dzacej tel wszystkich obco-jezycz.
nych Amerykan6w propozycyi. Pole
cajac te sprawe rodakom naszym,
doradzamy i'm, aieby protesty 1 re-
zolucye takie i pOdobne wysyla6 o lie
moznosci odrebnie, oddzielnie: ra.
czej MECH je uchwala, podpisuje
wysyIa jak najwieksZa liczba nasEych
~Etowarzystw / instytucyi - tax, ably
one zasypaly dosiownie, ably lawina
istna zwalily sic do Waszyngtonu;
wierzymy, re tym sposobem wrazenie
wywra s~ilniejsze / skutek sprawia
lepszy.
Niechajie Mkt sprawy tel ME lex
cewazy, DO wa1na Jest! Siyszelismy
m6wiacych, Ii - akcya z naszej stro'
ny ME jest tax niezbednie konieczna
poniewai - przypuszczajq, il who
| SEX odnoSny 1 TAX - ME prZejdzie!..
Wniosek przejdzie, jesli TAX wssyscy
powiedza i robiG mic ME beda:...
Ably ME przeszedl rzeczywiscie, trze'
ba koniecznie przeciwdziaiac mu -
a o to wlaSnie chodA / do tegO sic
wzywa caly ogd rodacEy.
Powt6re - chotby nawet rLeczy'
wiscie wniosek ME miaf wielkich
szans przejScia | przyjecia przez nasEe
najwyzsze prawodawcze wladze. -
to jednakie idzie tn o ZASADE po'
stepowania. My wierzymy, my jeste'
smy przekonani, liz wniOsek 6w pra.
sowy. pomysi jego, ~zaiozenie, ten-'
dencya caia, IA MIN sic kryjaca | kt6'
rel jest tylko czescia - &c to wszy'
stko jest krsywdzace, jest niespra-.
wiedliwoscia jaskrawa, jakaby A
meryka wyrzadzila poiowie Obco-je.
zycznej swej ludnosci, lgdyby ma drO.
&c. realizacyi takich pOmySi6w re-.
czywiScie wstapiia. Ia wszeikie do.
woody n~ieprzeliczone lojalnoSci 1 pa.
tryotyzmu obcojezycznych Ameryka.
now. zlozone Ameryce W czasie woj.
ny swiatowej. IA pOSwiecenia mno.
gle mienia / aycia, "a swietne rekor-
dy, zdobyte W kampaniach pOiycZek
wolnoSciowyCh / tylu - tSlu innych
agitacyi rzadowych, a nadewszystko
"a bohaterski rekord, zdobyty przez
mas ma pOlach walk, cato maja mas
teraz - wynaradawiac - PRE-
MEGA, gwaltem, krzywda, k~rzyczaca
o odwet i pomste?... Ia dobra ma
to Ameryka | jej to - iej w~znioslym
ideom krzywde czyniq szowinisci,
haibe jej zadaja, gdy tegO rodzaju
melody / sposoby w iycie iej narodu
wprcwadzaja. KONSTYTUCYA STA.
Now ZJEDNOCZONYCH OVARIAN.
TUE NAM TT WSZYSTKIM VOL
nose, o lie sLUCHAMY PRAWA
-ZAC0z MAS KRZYWDzIC 1 UCl-
sKAC l PRzESLADOwAC, JESLI
ME TYLKO PRAwU POshUsZNI
JEsTESMY, ALE JEsLI POPIERA.
MY OJCZYzNE, sLUzYMY JEJ, Po-
SWIECAMY sIF "a MA Ma KAZ--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-17

MsSouUEe yStAaa Uszedzs -
arajq sic ~ siaRiR. - must ~.
nice zfedSsocsaRa. REResAe1ss9 !
o0maEuQdaG PoEsAG
- WoodSoD HnlSoAI
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-17

Rod nugOda PEses nur6d -
nnrodu, ME SgiRssrE PoUhUzcAN1
gsMi
-~AbuhoRlE1Aeok
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-08
HAGERMAN
Capital News Special service.)

Capital News Special Service)
Hagerman, Oct S.-Among the num-
Der that have built new silos this fall
and are busy filling them are Fred
Nader Mr.. Penford, =. n. Dilatush, Mr.
lTrovill and John Parrot. Mr.. Thords-
he'd has erected three silos on his farm
here and Foster Crahe a large 800 ton
nilo. E. NJ. Bell has also new silo
filled. Corn is going into the silos
In fine shape as there has been no KILL
ing frost in the valley at this writing.
Ed Martin has purchased the Z. W
Clifford farm near the Lower Salmon
Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wakem attended the
Baptist convention at Twin Falls last
week.
George Schobler, who many weeks
has been at the Vale sanitarum, ar
rived home Wednesday, very much I'M
proved and with hopes for complete
Recovery. His mother, who had been
with him at the sanitarium, returned!
with him
Some Of the late improvements to
ife town of Hagerman are a new ga
rage by l.. 5. Nader and Son. an en-
AGREEMENT of The Motor Inn, and the
contract let for the building of several
blocks of cement sidewalks.
Ed Sherman and wife returned last
mcsk from an extended visit to Boise
valley.
Mr. and Mrs f. n Snodgrass of Je-
rome visited with DR.. Green's family
last Sunday.
NJ. NJ. Cortner and son and Mrs. II
T. Cortner attended the fair at Filler
on Friday.
Mrs Baptie and son left Thursday
TO visit friends in Boise before return
ing to her home at Muldoon
The Civic club met at the home OF
Mrs. Scarlet THURSDAY The consider
mtion Our Home Town Improvement
was the theme for the afternoon.
Ed Thompson is erecting a new
house. also new silo
Sam johnson sold his 40-acre farm
Ito Mr. thinner of Burley. The salt
Twas made last Tuesday and the con
Moderation was $4,000. Mr. johnson
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-08
WILLIAM LEWIS HAS
|. GAINED z POUNDS
BY TAKING TANLAC
Took Tanlac on Advice of
Friend-Health Is Restored,
He Says.

well, sir, I have gained 90 pounds
since / commenced taking this Tanlac,
and I am so we'll and strong that can
do as hard days work now as I ever
did in my life" said VIM. N. Lewis,
who for 35 years was engaged in
farming but is at present living at
93S E street, Tacoma, Wash, and Is
employed at the Todd Ship Yards,
while talking to a Tanlac representa-
tive the other day.
About a year ago" continued Mr..
Lewis, Il went up to Roberts, Idaho,
and while working on my homestead,
noticed that l was failing in strength
ana health. | was losing weight and
getting weaker day by day. This con-
dition kept up for the whole time |
was there, and at the end of the year,
was almost complete wreck l had
no appetite and the climate there
seemed to affect my breathing. | fl
rally got TO where l would have to get
cut of bed al night and walk around in
he yard for hours at time in order
to get a good breath My physician
told me that ] would have to get out
of that climate or | could not pos
sibly live much longer. Then l gave
up the homestead and came back to
Tacoma, and when I got back here
was simply down and out in health.
shortly after | got back, friend
az mine told me about Tanlac and adj
sed me to give it q trial, and after
taking q couple of bottles Of it | felt
SO much better that | actually went
tc work doing hard labor like handl-
ing brick and steel. Ny appetite
ca me back, and from that day to this
il just seems | cant get enough tC
eat. | have no trouble in breathing
now. and can go to bed at night and
| sleep right through without a break
until time to get up in the morning
that was % weeks ago, and ! have
Gained an average of IA pound a week
ever since. l am as well and strong
new as / ever was and am still swing
ing to my job at the shipyards and m,
work doesn't hurt me at all. Yes, sir
Tanlac is the best medicine l have evel
seen, and / expect to keep it on hanc
as long as l live"
Tanlac is sold in Boise by Joy Drug
Stores.-Adv.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-08
TO Renew Complexion
Without Cosmetics

II the excessive user Of cosmetics only
knew the impression her artificiality
really makes upon others, she would
quickly seek means of gaining a natural
complexion. Let her acquire the mer-
colized wax habit, discarding make-ups
entirely. and she will soon have the kind
Of complexion that women envy and men
admire. It's so easy to get an ounce of
mercolized wax at any drugstore. use
nightly like cold cream and wash 1t off
mornings. And the results are SO re-
markable. Gradually the lifeless cuticle
peels off, in almost invisible flaky parti-
cles. In week or SO there's brand
new complexion, clear, velvety, soft, Of
girish color and texture.
The treatment is so simple harmless
and so marvelously effective. the wonder
is that every woman whose skin Is with
cred, discolored, rough, freckled or pm-
pied. has not already adopted it. adv.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-08
SOLDIERS DEMAND
REMOVAL OF D|WER
IS VOCATION N. D.
John Regain Post Adopts Reso-
lntions Asking Change
Want Ex-service Man Ap-
pointed to Place.

The removal Of DR.. E. T. Biwer, for
ner secretary of the state board of
health, as examining physician for the
board Of vocational training, for the
district of Idaho will be asked by ex-
Z service men. members of the John Re-
gan post of the American Legion.
At meeting Tuesday evening the
most adopted resolutions registering
their protest" in which they state
,'that they disapprove and condemn the
appointment to such position of otoer
4 than an ex-service man. The position
taken by the ex-service men was that
4 only a doctor who has seen service ana
! can understand something of the con-
7 (litions encountered by the soldier
+ should examine soldier applicants lor
Vocational training.
(, The resolution adopted by the post
was as follows:
'Whereas. it has come to the
knowledge OF the John Regain post of
the American Legion that the person
appointed as the examining physician
sifor the board of vocational training
4 for the district of Idaho is not an ex
service man. and whereas, there are
in such district eX-Service physicians
aonlpetent and willing to act in such
a caoacity:
Now, therefore be it resolved by
the John Regain post OF the American
Legion that we protest, disapproNe and
condcmn the appointment TO such po-
tsition other than an ex-service man
and,
BE it further resolved that appro'
trate action be taken forthwith and
1.-The matter presented to the senators
lnnd representatives from the state oi
lidaho and TO Surgeon General Blue
t.. the United States Public, Heaitn
service, to the end that such appoint
,ncnt be immediately revoked and an
lex service physician or physicians be
appointed"
rs ENDORSE MOVE.
About rs members of the post Joined
I'm supporting the resolution.
Elaborate plans are being made by
1.-THE post for a series of entertainments
this winter. One of the largest enter
ltainments in the series will be musi-
lcal comedy to be staged a the Pinney
within a few weeks. Chairman Clyde
.Kuder was authorized to name a com
mittee of seven to arrange for the
tplay.
A big rally will be held by the post
lOct II at Meridian. The next business
injecting here will be Oct. 81.
A dance is being arranged by the en-.
kertainment committee for the near flu
Iture.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-08

fashionable California resort. Ono
Patricia In a smart, though scant
bathing suit on a raft IN the bay with
Tom Ruggles, handsome young ath-
lete. Henry is not the only observer
for the two bathers are the sole topic
Of conversation to the gossips Of the
hotel veranda.
Henrys jealousy grows and day by
day they drift apart. Patricia Is hav-
Ing a wonderful time and Henry is
consumed with jealousy.
After seevral stormy scenes Henry
applies for a divorce. Patricia, through
the aid of a friend begs him to stop
the proceedings, which Henry promises
to do. Patricia then decides to cure
him of his jealousy.
How she does it constitutes the fea-
ture of the play.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-08
ISSUE MARKET PAPER.
State Agricultural Department
to Inform Growers OF
Prices.

daily market bulletin giving au-
thentic market quotations on all kinds
of produce has been Launched by the
state department of agriculture. 1t
win be distributed free to farmers
making application for 1t. The bulle-
tin is supplied with daily telegraph
service from all the important mar
kets. The first one, issued this week,
gives information on the apple mar
l,et as follows:
Carlot shipments for Saturday. Oct
4: California 81, CC<rado 60, Idaho
43, Montana Z, New Mexico is, Ore
gon q, Utah T. Washington 22S. Total
for west. AIS. Total for United States
1912. Shipments Sunday, Oct. 8: Cal
iforria /, Colorado 10, New Mexico 10
Washington $50. Total for west, 2l0
Total for United States 300.
Kansas City market: Clear 81
Fourteen cars on track including brok-
Ell. Supplies liberal, demand poor
movement slow, market dull, prices de-
clining. California fancy belle flour
per box, $3.50. Colorado and Wash
ington extra fancy Jonathans and
Grimes Golden, per box, s3.25-350.
st. Louis: Cloudy ST. No sales
boxes reported Auction sales Mon
cay, Colorado Jonathans, extra fancy
large size, s2.9O-3,25; extra fancy me-
dunn size, s265-2.s5.
Cincinnati: Clear 81. Twenty -eigh
cers on track, including broken. Sup
plies heavy demand and movement
slow. No sales boxes reported
Chicago: Clear 50. Two hundred
eighty eight cars on track, including
broken. Demand good, market firm
No sales boxes reported.
ut is officially reported to this Of
! flee that the by-products factories o
! Lewiston are and have been paying ST.
per ton for Gull apples delivered t.
their warehouses;" says the bulletin
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-08

The advance sale of seats for Moth
er Carey's Chickens" which will open
at the Empress for a four-d day engage
ment commencing tomorrow indicates
that the popular little theatre will
break its already high record for at
tendance during this engagement of
the Empress players
This play is presented along the lines
of Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage
Patch" plus "Pollyanna" and is a
classic of home life.
The mellowing influence of Mother
Carey wins every one in the play over
to her brood. even old DIR. Lord, and
then spreads out over the audience and
touches and stirs everything that is
biggest and best in every breast. A
more winsome and adorable play would
be hard to find and it will linger long
In the memory of all who see it.
Della Pringle will appear as Mother
Carey.
BETTER TIMES COMING.
The bill at the Majestic today is
headed by photo drama starring Ia
su Pitts called Better Times" 1t Is
a delightful play of love and laughter
and is full of optimism and cheer
What is credited to be the most an
cient Ford in captivity furnishes some
of the hilarious fun in this production
The Lizzie" Is a side winding bird o.
the vintage of 1902.
Miss Pitts, who has the part o.
| Nancy Scroggs, has style all hel
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-08
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"Bayer" Introduced Aspirin To
the Physicians Over Is
Years Ago.

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the safe and proper directions in each
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stamped with the safety "Bayer Cross. :
The "Bayer Cross" means the gen
uine, world famous Aspirin prescribed
by physicians for over eighteen years
"Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" can be
taken safely for Colds, Headache
Toothache, Earache. Neuralgia, Lum
bago, Rheumatism, Joint Pains, Neuri
tbs, and Pain generally.
Handy tin boxes of IL tablets cost
but a few cents. Druggists also sell
larger "Bayer" packages. Aspirin is
the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture
of Observation-Disclosures of Salicylicacid
ADV
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-08

own and she succeeds In giving Just
the right touch of pathos to a rather
eccentric and thoroughly refreshing
character.
On the bill today is the fourth cpl
sode of Smashing Barriers" which is
by all odds the most sensational and
thrilling screen production ever shown
in Boise.
Some Bride, attracted unusually
large crowds today at the Empress.
where it is being shown for one day
only. Viola Dana, the clever little star,
never appeared to better advantage
than she does in Some Bride
Nature has endowed Patricia Morley,
a bride of few weeks, with cant
behave" eyes, which ensnare all men,
fact not at all to the liking of Henry,
her husband.
The Young couple are stopDing at a
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-08
URGES BROADER VIEW
War Days in France a Lessor
in Sympathy for Others,
Says Miss Galet.

Miss Grace Gallet gave graphic pic
lures of life in France during the war
in her talk to club women of Boise at
the tea given by the Good Citizens club
Tuesday afternoon in Carnegie hall. A
broader sympathy for the problems in
the lives of others is what everyone
gained during those trying days, she
told her hearers. Miss Gallet was an
overseas representative of the general
federation of women's clubs, in the
employment of the ". M. c. A.
Describing the canteen service of the
Y. NJ. C. A, especially at st. NaZaire,
a principal embarkation camp. Miss
Gallet declared that much of the ad-
verse criticism it has suffered was
entirely unfounded. The work of serv-
ing free refreshments to soldiers there
was on n huge scale. She urged that
a charitable view be taken in general
toward stories of mistakes and indis-
cretions on the part of soldiers and
workers in the expeditionary forces.
A special chance for Americaniza-
ton work Is offered Miss Gallet said
in the reception of French brides
brought home by soldiers. 1t is a pa
thetic circumstance when the little
Frenchwoman finds herself alone
among strangers in the land Of heI
adoption, and kindness from the women
around her will do much to make to
make her at home and happy in Ameri-
ca.
The club voted to Join the other
women's clubs of Boise in the enter.
tainment of Miss Julia Lathrop ant
Mrs. Raymond Robbins representa-
tive of the general federation, wher
they come here next month.