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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-03

Valstijomis atstovu butas
priem6 vienbalsiai W sias
sutartis paduota SOL balsas.
Delei sutarties su Vokie-
tia daug kalbejo tik atsto-
val socialists.i, kurie norejo
isaiskinti savo pozicija link
taikos sutarties.
Francrzijos senatas irgi
tuoj pains apsvarstymui SUI
tarti. Senate, sakoma sutar-
ties svarstymas tests apie ke
turias dienas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-03
L all pataisYrnai
AtneSt1..
Bolsevikai nustojo Il sodziu
Suokalbis nuversti
Lietuvos valdzia.

Lietuvos policija suarcs
tavo nemazai lenkiskr!
agentQ If snipq if sueme
nemazai dokumentq ir
slaptos propagandos, kuri
suteikia prirodymu apie
suokalbi nuversti dabarti-
ne Lietuyos valdzia.
Suarestuotieji lenkiski
agentai prisipazino, kad
jie stengesi isSaukti Kat
ne general streika ir su-
kelti kitokius neramumus,
idant Lenkija butQ tureju-
81 priezasti pasiQsti Lietu-
Won save kariumene. Bet
lietuviq slaptoji policija
sugadino jQ plianus.
Lietuviai visoj salyj la
bal sujudinti siuo nuoti-
kiu If visur prasideda de-
monstracijos prizes lenkus.
Visur isnesama rezoliuci-
jos, reikalaujancios taikos
konferencijos, idant isaky
tu lenkams nesiverzti Lie
tuvos zemesna ir sulaiky-
tQ lenkQ provokavimo dar
bus Lietuvoje.
AS bandysiu, pribelbs-
tint Lietuvos aficieriui,
perSlKelu per DauguVa
pas bolsevikus. Nesant bal
ta veliavuke bandysiu su-
sikaibeti su bolsevikais.
Mat lietuviai neduoda
man valties, bijodami,
kad jos nepasilaikytQ DOL
sevikai. Jie isleis name
pas bolsevikus, jei boise
vikai sutiks prisiQsti man
waltz. g
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-03
Suokalbis Nuversti Lietuvos Valdzia
INDIJONU KONGRESAS.
Minneapolis. Mimi. SD

Minneapolis, Mimi, spa
lilo 2 d. = Cia atvyko atsto-
val 1uo indijonu giminiu is
Suvienytq ValstijQ, Kama
dos, Meksikos ir Pietines
Americas. Ju svarbiuoju
tikslu yra isgauti indijonams
pilietybes tiesas. Ypac to va
romasi Suvienytose Valsti-
jose.
Kongresas bus laikomas
iris dienas Minnesotos Uni
versitete; pirmininkas DR..
Carlos Montezuma is Chica-
go tyrakraujis indijonas
Apache gimines.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-03
AMERIKONAI UZBEGO
KAREI BALKANUOSE.
Washington, D. c., spalio

Washington, D. c., spalio
2 d. = Laivyno sekretorius
Daniels siadien pranese Sc
natui, kad Suvienytu Waltz
ju jureiviai uzbego karei
tarp Italijos If Jugo-Slavijos
kuomet isikiso tu saliu ka-
reiviu susiremiman mieste
Trau. Daniels uzreiskimas
remiasi admirolo Knapp ra-
portu, komanduotojo Suvie-
nytu Valstiju laivyno Euro
pos vandenyse.
Suvienytu Valstiju jurei-
vial, kaip pranesama rapor-
tie, iSsedo mieste Trau tik
pradejus Italians daryti ten
betvarke, suimant vietos ser
bu sargybinius kareivius.
Be to Italijos admirolas pra
Ses, idant amerikonai apval-
dytu neramius tuos italus
nuvykusius i Trau; ka ame-
!rikonai ir padare ir, perda-
We valdzia sustiprintam sky
riui serbu kariume's, vel
lpasitrauke is miesto ir suse-
do ant laivu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-03
AFRIKIECIAI IRGI
RUKO.

Zanzibar. Vietos gyveto-
jai persieme nuo Angliku ir
amerikonQ paproti rukyti ir
anglo-amerikoniska tabako
kompanija suncianti kas me
nuo rs milijonus cigaretu.
Afrikieciai rukyme dargi
aplenke savo mokytojus ang
lus ir amerikonus, mes pra-
deda rukyti po du cigaretu
antsyk. i
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-03
PERSIJOJE PRASIDEDA
ARESTAI.

Geneva, sveicarija, spalio
2 d. = LaikraSciai praneSa,
kad atejo ziniQ, jog Persijoj
arestuota IS zymus persai,
kuriQ tarpe yra keletas bu-
vusiu ministeriu. Jie suares-
tuoti, kaip pranesama uz
tai, kad protestavo prizes pa
daryta sutarti tarp Anglijos
ir Persijos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-03
$4,000 AMERIKOS SAU-
TUVU KOLCAKUI.
Washington, D. c., spslic

Washington, D. c., spalio
2 d. - Delei skuboto reika-
lavimo is Omsko valdzios
valstybes dc lartamentas W.
tikrino pristatyma Kolcako
kariumenei $4,000 sautuvu,
kurie laikomi Vladivostoke
generolo F. Graves zinioje.
Sic sautuvai nebuvo per-
siunciami Omskan isdalies
delto, kad tarpe Sibiro ka-
zoku matesi neprielanku-
mas linkui amerikonq, esan
cciu tolimuose sytose.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-03
BOLSEVIKAI NUSTOJO
II SODZHI

Helsingfors, (per Parry
ziQ) spalio 1 d. = Siaur-va-
karine Rusijos armija pra-
dejo general uzpuolima ant
ant bolsevikQ, einant link
Pskovo, netili Estonijos ru>
bezio. Neatsizvelgiant boise
viku stipraus priesinimosi
tapo uzimta II sodziQ; uz-
puolimas bolseviku pozicijQ
tesiasi.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-03
LEIDIZMA RUSEMS
PIRKTIS NUODUS.

Paryzius, spalio 2 d.
Is Archangelsko pranesama,
kad ten liuosai pradavine-
jana nuodai, kuriuos labai
perka moteris. Jos, buk tie
siog uzreiskia, kad perkasi
nuodus idant atejus boise
vikams turetu kuo nusinuo-
dyti jei bus skriaudziamos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-03
ORAS
Chicagoie ir apielinksie

Chicagoje ir apielinkeje.
sladien debesiuota, j vakara
oras greiciau nepastovus;
kick vesiau: vidutiniai siaur
vakaru vejai. I
Vakar augsciausia tempe
ratura buvo Sc, apie 5 val.
po piet. u
Sauletekis, 6:49; /
Sauleleidis, 6:29. 81
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-03
FRANCUZAI APLEIDO
FIUME.

Paryzius, spalio 2 d. :
Siadien pranesama, kad
Francuzijos kariumene aplei
dusi Fiume; il susedusi ant
francuzisku kares laivu ir.
buk ketinanti plaukti Fran
cuzijon.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-03
LLOYD GEORGE SUSITI-
KO SU DARBININKU
ATSTOVAIS.

Londonas, spalio 2 d. =
Anglijos premieras Lloyd
George siadien susitiko su
darbininku atstovais. Bet
tarpe darbininkQ atstovu ne
buvo atstovu nuo gelzkeliu
darbininku.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-03
ATSTOVU
BUTAS UZGIRE
SUTARTI.

Paryzius, spalio 2 d. =
Francuzijos atstovu butas
siadien uzgire taikos sutar-
ii su Vokietija 372 balsais
prizes 81; gi susilaike nuo
balsavimo 73 atstovai.
Gi Francuzijos sutartis
su Anglia ir Suvienytomis
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-03
UZMUSTA VYRA SAN
FRANCISCO STREIKE.

San Francisco, CAL, spa
lilo 2 d. = Policija pranesa,
kad siadien tapo persautas
prie laivo tulas Nelson Du-
ming. Policija tvirtina, kad
Dunning nebuvo streiklau-
zis.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-03
SUOKALBIS NUVERSTI
LlETUVOS NALDzIA.

Daugpilis, Lietuva, rugs.
4 d. (per Kopenhagena).-
Specials korespondentas
Chicago Daily News Isaac
Don Levine pranesa daug
ziniu is lietuviu fronto ties
Daugpiliui. Jis raso sekan-
ciai:
Pirmiau gyvenau vokie-
ciq paliktuose apkasuose
ant kairiojo Dauguvos
kranto. Apie uz dvieiQ
verstV yra bolseviku apka-
sg
Bandziau pereiti is lie
tuviQ puses pas Rusijos
bolsevikus, bet nepasise-
ke. Pc keliQ val. po ma
no bandymo lietuviai pra-
d6jo antpuldineti bolsevi-
kus If per ta laika pasiva-
re pirmyn apie 40 verstQ
ir pradejo bombarduoti
Daugpili. Pasitraukianti
Dolsevikai sunaikino Visus
Titus iskiriant gelzkelio.
Sails j vakarus nuo
Dauguvos sunaikinta lai-
ke vokieciu rusu musiq;;
laukai iSriausti apkasais
sodziai isdeginti. Mieste-
lis Iluksta keletas verstu
nuo Daugpilio visai sunai-
kintas; tik riogso bazny-
clos griuvesiai. Lietuviai
sodieciai gyvena buvusluo
Sc vokieciu apkasuose.
Smarkus artilerijos muSis
Viena diena II valanda
pries piet bolsevikai att
denge smarkia kanuoliu
ugni j buvusius vokleclq
apkasus, kuriuos lake w
fmusi lietuviQ kariumene.
Per valanda laiko lauke-
me mirties. If sykiu kapo'
Greta mus bomba isspro-
odino viena apkasu iduba
suzeizdama du kareivlu.
Lietuviq armija turl dv. d.
cuba sunkumq. Daugpll(
fronte kaunasi su boisevl
kais; gi is kitos puses Lie
tuvon verziasi lenkai, ku
rie net perejo aemarkaci
jos linija.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-02

expensive cement WAS uoi utilized 4
as II Is to-day, and SO in hack
was The rldc. rather than tho c>.
oopiion
And though wo eillci Che shayl,
and dressed It up. nnd pui mod
crn plumbing inside and fancy
rorches without ana hune gables
and poriicos and al manncr oil
expensive frippcry about IT, gll
fl remained fundamentally. a
shack that woHld wear out SIS o
few years, if q did not burn down
sooner
So we had the most efficient frc
department on enrh and the uig
'gcsi insurance business. and soug
.of The most clever arsonists oni
Of prison
And chat was am unusual lly
that did not report 90 lcaN ont
family burnt TO n crisp while 81
slept
But now we are discovering
that il pays TO build freprom
home, as wen as factories. afd
that the brick wali, jbe concrete
wall, the metal bath, the slate roof
and the ,iucco finish mabo ar
homes That are warm which thcy
should hc wgrm and cool N.Ntu.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-02
PAsTEBoARD HOUSES NO
MORE.

There appears TO be divine
compensation ia the way THINGS
d0pclail together.
About the lime the fire hazard
becomes the national menace, Nc
discover that our timber resources
are getting exhausted, and thar
there will be no more cheap luIn-
Der for nation's homes.
While Europe was building for
500 years. America bnili Tor 1--WE,
or for 80. al most
Lumber was cheap, labor was
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-02
HEALTH AND SLEEP.


Resifu sleep makes for good
digestion and straight thinking
Ard straight thinking and good
digestion make for resiful sleep
the cycle % good health is COM
plote
I'M other words. the proper per-
fornancc al one bodily function
aids 81 The perfection of other
bodily functions
An of AS sleep. but not all of as
sleep restfully
We a kuoW that some OF as
with very active mental aud ply
sieal lives. arise. after Sis hours
sleep fully rested and ready for
another strenuous day
We also know that others of
us arise after eight and even ten
hours Sleep more tired than when
lpc went 10 bed There has been
steep IN both eases. bui the latter
has not been rcsiful sleep.
Broadly speaking. there are two
sides 10 ihc human mind
One IS the reasoning side
The other IS ihc viSuali2ing side,
or the power 10 imagino
Whom we sleep. the reasoning
side IS aiwoys dormant, but the
visualizing side is either active cor
has the power io become active
Dreams arc the result of n dor
uani sense of reason and the act
i've power 90 imagine dreams
draw heavily upon the energies OF
the whole body. varying accord
ing to intensity, and ihe result is
restless sleep
Or. there may be tcnsity OF
muscles during sleep with orr
without drcails, bat in either case
IL is waiting moi . resiful
sleer
"a Is directly a question of the
state of the nerves
And the stale of the nerves may
be the stale 81 the organs of iii
oesiiou and oliminations and fine
whole may he the state of the
mind durina the dav
ANY of ns ,yho live i'm a state of
worry and anNiotv WHO do onr
work during inc dav IN q stato Of
excitement and on the "tnost
hasic.l less sneed" principle. cam
not oSpeet sound restfnl sloep4u-
inc tho ninht ANA even thousn We
may sleep
Mo-, ,,o,l;o.t .,,,t.o,s,i.s
tbst (, ~a, A.. ,,,,.,,,, ~ Len
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-02

aense IL avoiding thing after ono IL
hrotcn out with q
aenlc wanted paicc 10 the ann and
got i I'm the neck
Let na put every ioafcr on rork
pilc and nui roch pile GA every isvd'
--~srr-------as-s-.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-02

The Afaoclntt1 i'foss ~ excluHiNcly
entitled 90 ihc use FOR republication o.
all pews crtdiiCd 40 10 uf not otherwise
credited ia this paper ana aiso tho local
news Published therein.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-22

The warm spring days which the
poets call balmy will % be with us
and the spring dances will soon take
the place of the mid-winter balls. And
when all this happens the young miss
will have to get a new frock. She
simply a not go on wearing satins,
~velvets, brocades, and heavy metal
cloth frocks. They are toe warn and
altogether too wintry looking. Dainty
little frocks of some sheer materials
in some very delicate shade is what
she will want to e to parties on
the warmer nights of spring.
Here is a dainty and artistic
frock for the youthful which Is sufely
cool enough. 1t is made Of pale pink
georgette with blue velvet ribbon for
trimming. The weight of the bands
of velvet makes the tunic flare as if it
were wired which is a very ingenue
mode. The short bell sleeves and the
round neck with it's plated RUIZ are
other features which only the very
young may wear. To conform to the
latest dictate of the season the under
skirt is long and narrow and it 10
likewise edged in the blue velvet.
Tiny bows up the left side Of thA skirt
is a little conceit which is quite fetch
ing. The belt is a broad velvet rib
bon tied'in a large smashing bow in
the back with no long streamers
however.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-22
OLD CLOTHES
CAMPAIGN TO
BE DROPPED

Because of the lack of old clothes
in the homes due to the Minnesota
fires, the Belgian drive and aiding the
poor of the city, it has been found
necessary to abandon the idea of
carrying IN another old clothes cam
paign to relieve acute needs in Eur
ope. The drive which was to have be-
gun March 81, was to have lasted one
week. This refers to the drive which
the Northern division was to conduct.
The national Red Cross drive was to
come one week earlier.
The committee appointed to take
charge Of the local drive has de-
clared that it is impossible to get any
cooperation whatever in the PROPOSE
ton and that it was absolutely neces-
sary to drop it.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-22
GETTING READY FOR oME GREAT FUN.

The next day Dick and Billy Otter
vent to work again IN the new To-
boggan Slide, and their parents and
brothers and sisters helped. It was a
lively. scene to watch al the Otter
family at work on that Slide; and
how the dirt did ny!
You see, after the steep slope was
made level and smooth, then the
Offers waded into, Mirror Pond, and
got big armfuls OF clay and mud,
and covered the entire slope with
this| slippery stun, until the Slide
was a. smooth a. ice. re- s. {fres
And you understand that when
the Offers waded into the water TO
get the mud and clay. they got their
worked up and down that Slope,
their fur suits drtpped water all the
time, like sprinkling carts, voting a
city street on q hot and dusty day.
And remember, that the hill itself
was made Of clay soil, and when the
Offers had finished that Tobeekan
Slide, II you had just stepped vYon
its polished and slippery surface, you
would have sshet down into Mirror
Pond like creased lightning! ~,
Now, Father Otter had promised
little baby Otter, the youngest men,
Der Of the Otter family, , the honor
Of having the zfrst slide down the
IQew Toboggnn' Chute, and Dick and
Billy had been training the baby for
several days how t slide right. And
I want to tell you, in confidence, that
it was not easy to do this; for there
was a deep pool at the bottom Of the
Slide, one Of the deepest holes in all
Mirror Pond. And you~ea see
that If you struck. the water on your
stomach, It would KNOCK all the wind
out Of your precious B6dy! 80
baby Otter. All 1.-THE little he6ple Of
Mirror Pond were on hand to see the
fun of the Opening Day, Of the
Great Otter Yoboggan Slide. I needn't
tell you that Benny Mink and all his
family were out in force; and that
Sammy Muskrat and his crowd had
reserved seats in the arst row Of or
'chestra chairs. '&
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-22

Chau1nont, France. Friday, March
fixing Albert and Queen Eliza
'bSkh Of Belgium went today to Amer
lean headquarters to witness the cere-
many OF changing guard. Genera1
Pershing rode past at the head Of
number Of photographs Of him. Kind
Albert decorated two American OIL
GERS and then drove to Bar-Sur-AuSe,
whore he lunched with Lieutenant
General Hunter Liggett. In the after
noon the royal couple niotored to
Bar-Sur-Aube where they received an
address from the mayor. Then then
won't to the football field. whore, they
witnessed q game, between American
.tFoOn teams.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-22
American Educational
Influence In China
(By Amos p. wilder.)

business concerns in the ''uplit" activ-
tiles OF China is calculated to put q
quletus on any lingering impression
in uniformed quarters that mission
aries are a futility in that country.
pretty tourist who toasted her
golden slippers at the fireside of the
Hongkong hotel and remarked to me:
:! near the Chinese just hate the mis-
slonarfes" is becoming obsolete. The
Yale-fn-Chtna organization has lately
published a broadside of letters from
men of large affairs in the Orient
which are impressive as showing that
the efforts of missionary groups are
regarded by the writer's as an impor-
tant force in that country for its de-
velopment in all ways. In the strong
est language these captains Of indus
centers as the Yale group has. built up
at Changsha, the capital Of Huan.
Extracts from these letters\ follow.
They largely deal with the part Amer
lean educational institutions play in
keeping China steady as an ally and
IN promoting friendliness with the
Chinese. =
M. A. oudin, manager Of the for
eign department Of the General Flee
of confidence in Americas motives
resulted not in q small degree
from the activities in China of such
institutions as the one supported by
Yale college" President Alba b.
Johnson of the Baldwin Locomotive
Works, says: American colleges and
hospitals in China are of incalculahle
value not only in aileviating suffer-
ing and the reduction of disease but
edge and particularly knowledge of
our country, Its Institutions and al
truistic aims" President H. T. 8.
Green Of the International Banking
speaks Of the great. val
ue to the allied cause" Of such work.
He continues: The informing of
public opinion in China in these times
when enemy influence is active there
against US IL Of paramount impor-
Chinese as WELL" Vice President
Lynch of/the San Francisco chamber
of commerce writes: Every possible
encouragement should be given to
th4furtherance Of such intelligent ac-
Invites which afford an opportunity
to the Chinese themselves to become
'imbued with those ideals of democ-
racy for which the right nations of
the world are battling" Director
States shipping board says: Much
splendid work can be done In Offset
ting enemy propaganda" Robert
Dollar. speaks of such work as a god
send to China" and IAN inspiration
to increase the friendship between
the two nations" DR.. Wellington
Koo says such colleges propagate
and tho other allied powers, includ.
ing China, are fighting" Treasurer
Frederick r.. Sites of the Federal
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-22
VIENNA GOVERNMENT 4,
AGAIN ASKS EMPEROR
CHARLES TO LEAVE

Copenhagen. March 12.-The Wen
ma government has again notified for
mer Emperor Charles that It is desir-
ahl, that he quit ths country. but no
pressure has been brought to force
him q Ieavc, otsording to kilograms
received here II or the Austrian capi-
tai. It IL declared that the ma :nte-
u: Ct a court at E:ckartsau, whlca
It has been said Charles would hold.
10 contrary to the new constitution.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-22
All Bolshevi.t. Up
TO Age OF As Years :
Ordered To- Mobilize

Paris, March 22.-(Havas.)-The
Esthonian-Lettish offensive against
the Bolshevtki is mepacing Petrograd
80 seriously that Leon Trotzky. the
rine, has ordered the general mobili-
zation Of all men up to the age of
forty-six, according to a Zurich dis
patch to the Matin.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-22

EiceS will be held in our newly bought
church building on te corner OF Wal
nut street and Third avenue. There
1--WE will not be crowded for room and
+ being conveniently located near the
street car line. We hope to see many
strangers as we'll as u many friends
attend services. A. G. Ahrendt,
pastor.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-22
Church Services
Scandinavian Methodist.

Services at 10:45 a. m. and s D.. M.
Sunday school at ~. Ladies' Aid will
meet at church Wednesday, March
&c, at 3 D. m. j. Lorentz.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-22

All the little people around Mirror
Pond were invited sto. the big Tobog-
gan Party. and everybody had GLADLY
accepted the invitation: All was now
ready for Baby Otter to make his
famous arst slide. And it was awfully
funny to . Z Bobby Skunk crawl
under the seats, and dig under the
41oor In order to get some crickets
which ~he heard chirping. You ses,
Bobby wasNso hungry at every show,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-22
First Preshvferian.

Sunday school at 9:45: morning
worship at II, subject '"The Church,"
&c. E. society at $3.50. subject, 1.-The.
Art Of Building Character Evening
worship at 7:30. SHALL We Enter a
League Of Nations?" Prayer meeting
Wednesday night at 1880. All are
welcome. F. Halsey Ambrose.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-22
10 PROHIBIT DYES.

London, March 32.-King George
has signed q proclamatiop which pro-
hibits the importation Of dyes and
d~yestuf1s after the declaration Of
peace, except under license granted
by tho board Of trade.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-22
Zion Evanrehcal.

German service at 1890 a. m! Fol-
lowed by communion. Sunday school
at HAS. Y.P.A. meeting at I O'Clock.
English preaching at 8 p. m. An serv-
ices will be conducted by Rev. e. ].
Bechtel. Everybody is welcome. j. J,
Schroeder, preacher.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-22
Or INTEREST To WOMEN
Girls and Boys in
Program Contest

n young men OF the Zion Luther
an church gave a most interesting
program Friday evening in the
church parlors. The rooms were at
tractively. decorated and a cosy cor
ner added considerably to the appear
ance of the room. At the close Of the
program an informal social time was
enjoyed during which the boys served
. lunch. in-cafeteria' style.
This is sthe, first Of two programs
which the boys \and girls Of the
church are giving. Judges will decide
which program is the better and the
winners will be the guests Of the los
ers of the contest at q spread"
which will be put on in the near fu-
turs:
Ono Of the special features Of the
program was an excellent talk given
by Oscar Nygaard. a young soldier
who has just returned from France
after seeing several months service.
Other numbers. all Of which were de-
serving Of praise, were two songs by
an octette, and a song. by a quartet.
Rasmus Lunseth sang a vocal solo
and Phillip Brasseth played a group
Of piano numbers. Three very inter-
esting but short talks were given by
Jalmar Hofto, Ole Bridston and ALI
Hulteng. Y
The judges are confident that the
young ladies' of the parish will have
to prepare something very good If
they wish to be guests at the final
spread instead of hostesses. The ladies
Will give their program Thursday,
March ~, in the church parlors.
sThe Alpha Theta chapter Of Delta.
Gamma held initiation services last
evening for Miss Dorothy Brainerd
of Souris, N. -. An informal social
hour was enjoyed at the fraternity
house after the initiation ceremonies.
SUGAR COOKIES: Work one
third cup of pure leaf lard until
creamy, and add gradually, while
beating constantly, one cup sugar.
then add one egg, beaten until light,
one-fourth cup milk and one teaspoon
vanilla. Mix and sift two and one.
fourth cups of -four with two tea
spoons baking powder and three
fourths teaspoon salt, and add to first
mixture.
Toss one-fourth the mixture on a
Toured board and pat and roll IS
thinly as possible: shape with small
round or fancy gutter, first dipped in
flour. Place near together on a
creased sheet and bake in a moderate
oven. Gather up the trimmings and
roll with another portion Of dough.
During rolling, the bowl containing
mixture should be kept III a cool
place, or 1t will be necessary to add
fiour to dough, which makes
cookies hard, rather than crisp and
short.