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Omaha daily bee., 1919-01-19
Peterson Real Booster
for the Hawkeye Truck

R. w. Peterson. of the Peterson
Truck company. is very enthus-
iastic booster Of the Hawkeye truck,
manufactured at Sioux City, Ia.
According to Peterson the manu-
facturers put this truck through
course Of demonstration test which
will make the most hardened truck
man "sit up and take notice" In
stead Of telling people what the
truck will do the Hawkeye manufac-
turers do the Old Missouri stunt and
actually show them.
One Of the 'eye openers" which
most visitors remember is perform
ed in the following manner. A IN
ton load is put on 2-ton model and
the truck is driven against the build
ing, telephone pole or other station
airy object, which eliminates the pos
sibility OF the truck moving forward;
then the motor is started and its
power demonstrated through the
fact that the rear wheels spin.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-01-19
Auto Business Has
Returned from Its
Summer Vacation

Business is here. When we say
better business is on the way we're
just little behind the other fellow"
says Ralph w. Jones, Of the Card
Adams Motor company.
Accordingly, Mr.. Jones has sent
out TO live automobile dealers let
ter, which says in part;
Business is back. She returned
from her vacation a few days ago
and has kept us very busy entertain
ing her all week.
Prices are settled. The new deal
er contracts are ready and as usual,
are on fair and liberal basis. Some
readjustments of territory are being
made and we are trying hard to
please every dealer in this respect.
There is big business just ahead,
for you and for Us, if we make an
unusual effort right now. For this
is the time for tremendous effort,
to put into the selling of cars the
same enthusiasm and determination
we put into our war work. It is
case of going over the top every
day"
Omaha daily bee., 1919-01-19
Master Truck IS to Be
Handled Here by Truck
and Tractor Company

The Truck aud Tractor corpora
ton, located at 1908 Jackson
street, has recently made arrange
ments for handling the Master
truck, which was introduced here
about year ago.
The Truck and Tractor corpora
ton is headed by two well-known
and influential Omaha business men
and It is their plan to put an or
ganization behind the Master truck
which will give it representation
second to none in Omaha.
A complete stock of parts has al
ready been shipped to Omaha and
machinery for forging bodies,
springs and wheel work has been in
stalled. The company has a stock of
springs for most every car known in
this territory.
In addition to the genera. truck
business, the Truck and Tractor
corporation will represent the
Goodyear and Rubber company as
agents for their solid truck tires.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-01-19
IL MODELS OF
CADILLAC CARS
ARE NOW SHOWN
Jones-Hansen Garage Open TO
Public Day and Night; Mu-
steal Program Planned
Each Day.

The first complete line of Cad
lilac cars ever exhibited in Omaha
will be shown this week at the
Jones' Hansen-C Cadillac companys
garage, Twenty-sixth and Farnam
streets.
Special arrangements have been
made by ]. H. Hansen to keep open
house, night and day, SO that the
public will have the opportunity to
see the brand new demonstrators
which have Just arrived from the
factories.
No sales will be solicited, Mr..
Hansen declared. The garage has
been handsomely decorated for the
occasion. and the company's repre-
sentatives will be present to answer
any and all questions Of admirers OF
the most complete and attractive
automobile exhibit ever offered the
OAnaAld pupllSi II - Sdius
Open Day and Night.
The doors fthe garage will be
thrown open Monday morning and
everyone interested in automobiles
is invited as a visitor. "Our repre-
sentatives will be on the floor night
and day." said Mr.. Hansen, "and
they will be glad to welcome any
one who desires to see the cars.
They will answer all questions and
explain anything they are asked to
explain"
A musical program has been ar
ranged for each night during the
week. Both vocal and instrumental
numbers will be given. and all have
been invited to help enjoy this fea-
ture of the exhibition.
IL Models Shown.
The cars which have already been
placed on the floor are: Town Ian
dauletS passenger suburban, 4-pas-
senger Victoria, 4-passenger special
model 7-passenger special finished
car, painted, Hawaiin russell with
cape top, .5-passenger brougham,
roadster, -landaulet limousine stand
ard town car and regular touring
car.
Mr.. Hansen has arranged for spe-
cial decorations for the occasion.
Smilax, ferns and palms in profusion
furnish the principal embellishments
in the garage and show room. Arr
tistically placed and decorated are
"a number of bird cages containing
canaries. The liberal number of
ferns and palms presents the spa
cious show room as a, veritabe sums
mer garden. The four large pillars
in this room are decorated with
hanging baskets Of L'Art Nauveau,
and Mr.. Hansen has spared no eff
fort to render the show room as at
tractive in appearance as the cars
are specimens of the factory's out
put.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-01-19
Studebaker to Have
Entire Eastern Show
Brought to Omaha

"The Studebaker exhibit at the
Omaha automobile show, March 10
to Is, will be just as big, just as
complete and just as pretentious as
the Stude6aker display at the New
York and Chicago shows" said c.
S. Conner, manager of the Omaha
branch, Saturday.
I'VE are making a determined
drive this year to get as many of
cur 500 or more dealers in Ave
states to come to Omaha during
show week"
Mr.. Connor is. going east next
week to arrange for the Omaha
show exhibit.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-01-19
BIG men IN AUTO
WORLD EXPECTED
AT OMAHA SHOW
Omaha Dealers Are INVITING
Their Statesmen to Be Here
for the Exposition
Week.

Omaha's l4th annual automobile
show, March 10 to IS, will have for
its guests some of the biggest men
in the automobile industry, accord
ing to plans now being made by
Omaha distributors
Omaha dealers are inviting their
sales managers to be here for the
entire week.
Among those invited are Edsel
Ford, son of Henry Ford, who has
taken his fathers place, at salary
Of SlsO,OO0 year, as head of the
Ford motor plant,
Expect Big Men
"The distributors expect most Of
the men they have invited to at
tend" said Clarke G. Powell, mana
ger of the show, Saturday. THE
Omaha territory provides the best
field for automobile development in
The entire country, and manufac-
nrers fully appreciate the fact"
Other leading factory men who
have been asked TO come to Omaha
,or the week are.
R. J. Ollier, vice president, and
Il, A. Biggs, salesmanager, of
studebaker.
T. A. Akers, salesmanager, and
Paul Gee, district salesmanager, Of
REQ.
u. B. McCurdy. district sales
manager, of the Cleveland truck
Z. c. Howard, general sales
manager, and E. G. German, west
srn salesmanager, of Cadillac.
General Salesmanager
o. III. Mccormack, general sales
manager of Hudson.
P. L, Emerson, general sales
manager, and A. L. Spetler, assistant
salesmanager, OF Oldsmobile.
e Roberts, general sales
manager of Cole.
r. c. Rueschaw, vice president
and general manager, and John
Tainsch, assistant general sales
manager, of Mitchell.
George Graham, general sales
manager of Pierce-Arrow.
James Dunlap, salesmanager Of
Chandler.
]. c. Ayres, vice president and
general manager Of DENLY truck.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-01-19

gasoline from the tank flows int
the manifold. Care must be takei
to plug the printing line in low
enough.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-01-19

E. Lee Wager, vice president of
the Bonney-Yager Auto COM
pany has recently come to Omaha
to take an active part in the work Of
that company. The Bonney-Yager
company were formerly eStudebaker
distributors in Denver, Colo, and
Mr.. wager remained in Denver to
close out their interests at that
point.
1t was the original intention Of
the Bonney-Yager company to re-
tain their contracts both at Denver
and Omaha. After giving the mat
ter great deal of consideration it
was decided that the Omaha field
offered them an opportunity to
which they could wen afford to de-
vote their entire time.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-01-19
Special Farmers Course
at University Of Nebraska

To meet desire on, the part of
farmers that they have aid in the
farm accounting, organization and
marketing, special courses will be
given along such lines at the Uni
versity Of Nebraska, beginning jan
uary u and continuing four weeks.
Other short courses will be given
in dairying, poultry raising, animal
husbandry, automobiles, tractors,
etc. One hundred and twenty-five
farmers are now taking a short
course in automobiles, tractors, and
trucks. The short courses are open
to any one.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-01-19
Iowa Territory Added to
That Of Big Omaha Firm

Toozer-G erspacher Motor Co, mas
increased its territory by taking
over nearly all Of the Iowa district
for bort
The firm will establish branch
Office il Des Moines in the near
future. For the present Iowa busi-
ness will be handled from the
omaha headquarters.
Seret. F. w. Meis, jr., Of the 74th
balloon company, has been honor
ablv discharged and returned to
the r-Gerspacher people
Omaha daily bee., 1919-01-19
New Metz Master Six to
Be on the Market Soon

The Metz Motor company has
put a new gear car on the market
which will be known as the Metz
Master Six, and which, according to
General Sales Manager R. A. Pick
ems, surpasses all models previously
shown by the Metz people. The
Metz dealers throughout the coun-
try will be able to demonstrate the
car and accept orders within the
next few DAYS.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-01-19
Home Made Primer,

An ingenious method OF making a
printing outfit consists in running
a lead from the lower compartment
of the vacuum tank to the top Of the
Omaha daily bee., 1919-01-19

inlet manifold, installing, of course,
a control to be operated by hand.
Whenever a start is made the driver
opens this control and little OF the
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-04
u BUFFALO, n. ?.

Powr6cil tn niedawno Ksiadz
Jan Dekowski, kapelaD aTmii
Polskiej we Francyi, cd samych po-
czstkow jej formowania sic " Anne
ryce, a obecnie znajdujacej sic ma
ziemi poskiej i odznaczajacej sic
nies}ychanem mestwem W walkach 2
wrogami Ojczyzny az ma trzech from
tach. KS. kapelan przywiozl re SODA
tchnienie ~ojczystych n2S', co mas tu-
lnczy teskniacych "a Polska, pokrze-
pia ma duchu / ka1e wierzyc, re Ona
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1arowno mtluoe
wszystkie swe wierne dzieci, nietyl-
ko te. co juz dis do Jej Iona sic tula
ale i to co ma obczyznie z mysla o
Mel W udrece ducha 5ycie wioda.
Ks. Dekowski jest buffalow1ani-
men,. Rodzina jego Fam. PREY Sweet
ave. Jest czionkiem Zgromadzenla
sw. Ducha i jake kapian zakonny'
znany ma polu tworczoSci poetycHel
pod pseudonimem Jana Deity, odWo-
lany zostal Z aTmii, BOWEN obecnle
juz armia polska moe eooie znaleze
kapelan6w wSrod mniejscowych ka-
plan6w, a tn potrzebny Jest nagla-
co. Pc kilkudniowym odpoczynku u
rodzfuy, ks. Dekowski wytezdza do
Philadelphia, gd1ie W kolleStum Asro
madzenia sw. Ducha bedIie peinif O.
bowiazki p~rofesora.
KS. Dekowski wstapil byt do ar
mil polsk!ej jeden z pierws1ych i z
trDecim transporter W roku 1911
wyslany byl do Francyi. Tam oyi
pewien Gas ma linii bojowej " Wo-
gezach, pozniej zostai p~rzylaczony
Kom. Mar. Poi. VI Paryau, a, gdy ma
Wielkancc b. r. armia S wye
chala 2 Francyi do Polski, p~ojechai
z mia znowu W charakterze kapeIana
1szei dywizyi. Teraz wiasnie powro-
Gil z Polskt.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-04
Hemoroidy. II przyjemno--

Hemoroidy. ~ przyjemno--
Scia donoszc Wan, re vase Ora.
Piotra Gomozo 0upenie mic uie-
czylo" Pisze P. Daniel Koenig z
Akron, Ohio. - .Cierpialem bar
do ma hemoroidy i dodegliwoSci
kiszek, Cd czego obecnic jeetem
zupeinie Meczony." To zwyczaj-
ne lekarstwo ziohowe reguluje
~wnetrznosci i oczyszcza krew,
Me jest sprzedawane Przez apte-
karzy. :Piszcic do Dr.. Peter Fair
ney and Sons Co, 2501 Washing
ton Blvd, Chicago, III. Ogi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-04

DR.. Jan Kozlowski, z parafii sw. Ka-
simierza z Chicago. Pc Mszy sw. Cd
byla sic procesys. Sumo celebrowat
o. Geraldus, p~asyonista, z mieisoo-
wego szpitala kapelan. Kazanie bu-
dujace wygfosil X. dr.. Koziowski.
Asystowali podczas Mszy sw. y. DIR
Jan Kozlowski i m~iejscowy prob. X.
Waclaw Warakomski. Rozaniec i Ii
TAME do Matki Boskiej. o godZfnte
3ciej odprawii X. l.. Balcer. Niesz-
pory odprawi} o godz. 7:S0 X. Sta
nis}aw Cholewihski. proboszcz z pa
rafii Sw. J6zefa z Chicago. Dyako-
nem byl x. J.. wisniewski, z Serco--
wa. a subdyakonem Y. Edward
Schuster, z South Chicago. Kazanie
piekne wygiosi3 X. Fran, Walczak, z
parafii sw. Michala.'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-04
Wiadomosci z Chicago
Heights, Illinois.

Odpust Czterdziesto-godzinnego
naboiehstws W parafii Sw. J6ze:a,
gdzfe p-roboszczem jest X. DIR. Waclaw
Warakomsh ,odbyi sic nader urocR-
scie, przy Udziale liczuego Ducho-
wiehstwa, W dniach 81, % i 2S wrze-
snia- Wierni garneli sic do konfe-
syOnai6w gr0madnie budujaco, a
ma wszystkich Mszach Swl kaplani
mieli uczestnfk6w u Stoiu PahSkie-
go. w niedziele 21go wrzeSnia, rano
o gcdnnie Smej rozpoczal Msze Sw.
miejseOwy ~proboszcz Y. Waclaw Wa
rakomski: Wotywe z Wystawieniem
PrzepajSw. SACRAMENTO odprawil Y.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-04

w poniedzialek, o godz. $50 per
VISA Msze Sw. odprawii ola pracu-
jacych miejscowy X. proboszcz; dru-
ga o godzinie Sci, X. Teodor Cast
ka, proboszcz polskiej parafii W No.
Chicago; Sumo zaS celcbrowaf X.
Ignacy Renklewski z South Chica-
go; kazanie wyglosh x. T. Czastka.
Nieszpory o godzinie 1880 wieczo--
rem, odprawil X. Bernard j. Szudzih
ski, prob. z Kahkakee. W ~asystencyi
X. Grzezinskiego, jake subdyakona
i X. Jana Mecikowskiego jake dya-
kona. Kazanie ma nieszporach pick
ME zastowal do uroczystoSci X. Vol.
Oiszewski, prob. z Joliet.
Trzeciego dnia o $50 pierwsza
Msza Sw. j Eomunia dla robotni--
k6w odprawiona rzez m~iejscowego
X. proboszcza. o godz. $50 odpra-
viii Msze Sw. x. T. Czastka; o godz.
$50 X. W. Olszewski; o rgodz. Sci
X. ]. Marciniak; o godz. pol do die
siatej X. Fran. Pud}owski z st.
Louis, Mo. Sumo odprawil X. Aloj-
~ Szczerkowski, Z Aparafii Niepoka-
lanego P~oczecia z So. Chicago. Funk
eye dyakona spelnial y. +. Pubic
wski z St. Louis, Mo. a funkcye sub
dyakona X. J. Marciniak Z Jozefo-
wa. Kazanie piekne ~wyglosil X. st.
Doberstein, prob. Z Blue Island. Ma
5akohczenie n~abo5esntHo z Przenaj.
Sakramentem i procesya odpraWil
Prev. Y. praiat Stanisiaw Nawro-
cki. prob. parafii Matki Boskiej Me
ustajacej Pomocy z Chicago. ASysto-
wall ks. Prafatowi jake dyakoni /
subdyakoni Xxx. P. Gall i Fran. S.
Tyrha z J6zafatowa. " kazaniu
SVEN ma zakohczenie nawo}ywa} pa
rattan X. Stanis{aw Przybysz, prob.
z Peru, III. do u~czeszczania do ko-
Sciofa / przyjmowania czestej Komu-
nj Sw. Nastepujacy kaplani wzieli u
dzia3 " odpuScie: X pralat St. Ma
wrocki, Y. konsultor Ludwik Cru
dzi1ski. X. F. ]. Karabasz, y. +.
NJ. WojtaIewicz z So. Chicago, Y. 81.
Cholewihski, x. dr.. Jan Koz}owski,
X. Teodcr Czsstka. X. J6zef Kara
basz, X. Stan. Przybysz. X. Jozef
3. Pajkowski. Y. Stan. Chyfa. Y. FIR.
Pudlowski. Z st. Louis, Mo, y. Fr.
Jagieleki. X. W. Olszewski, X. Jakob
J. Strycki. Y. St. Derengowski, x.
Tad. Nowak, X. B. j. SEudziGski. X.
Alexis. G6ski D. D., Y. St. Dober-
stein, X. W. Janiszewski. X. Jan
Zielezinski. X. Ed. ShuEter, <.
Fran. Tyrha, X. Juliusz GrzewihsKI,
X. Fran. Walczak, X. Ig. S. Renkle-
wski. x. S. BUbacz, X. Kaz. Pija-
nowski, X. Alexis. P. Baltutis, X. A
lojzy Szczerkowski, Y. Leon Balcer,
X. ] .Wisniewski, Y. j. Marciniak, X.
p. Gall. X. Gadacz c. R.. X. NJ. T.
Szaleski re S~treator, III X. j. Meci-
kowski, o. Geraldus, pasyonista.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-04

w przyszla niedziele, dnia SGD paz-
dziernika o godzinie 7mej wieczo-
rem zostanie powtorzone to samo
przedstawienie ola dzieci szkolnych
i dla tych wszystkich, os6b, kt6rzy
ME mogli przybyG W zeszia niedzie-
lie. Dochod przeznaczony ma parafie.
Komitet parafialny juz Cd miesia
CO pracuje mad urzsdzeniem bazaru
ma korzysc parafii, kt6ry sic rozpo-
cZnie W pierwsza niedzieie listopada
i ktory trwac bedzie przez cztery
niedziel z rzedu. Ma poczatek baza-
I'll K6lko H. Sienkiewicza ode
gra wesola komedyjke Y jednym ak
Gle.
Pr5yjecie ola byIych zolnierzy ar
mil amerykanskiej urzadza Sokoi
gniazda No. AZ " wiasnej sail. W So
bote, dnia Ago padziernika; wszyscy
zo}nierze / ich ojcowie maja sic sta
vic o godzinie 7mej wiec7orem.
-
W niedziele, dnia SGD pazdzierni-
ks o godzinie $50, W sail parafial-
nej odbedzie sic wielkie zebranie
Polskiej Korporacyi Allied Store.
ma kt6rem wiele waznych spraw be-
die omawianych. Zar1ad korporacyi
zaprasza wszystkich Polak6w z calej
Polonii ma to Zebranie.
W niedziele, o godzinie 10tej rano
pred Sums. to jest dnia 5go paz-
dSiernika odbedzie sic puswiecenie
novel choragwi Niewtast R6iahoc--
wych. kt6rego dokona miejscowy
proboszcz Y. WacIaw Warakomski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-04

w niedziele, dnia 2Sgo wrzesnia
"a staraniem W~ielebnych Siostr
Franciszkanek. z okazyi imienin y.
Probcezcza cdegrano sztuke W CITE
rech aktach. z czas6w rzymskich, p.
I .,Patrycya" - ~wykonana prZez
dziewczeta i dzieci szkclne. Sala pa
rafialna chociaz ~obszerna, wype&nio-
ma byla publiczncScia. Program byl
wykonany nader udatnie. Program
odbyl sic jak nastepuje: muzyka;
spiew dzieci szkolnych r~PowinszoWa
ME-: zyczenia X. ProbosDczowi wy
gNosil maly Franus JaS:ca, m6wii :
serca i Smialo.. sztuka - .,Patry-
eva. nailepiej ode9raiy swoie ro-
le .,Patrycya Chrzci". corka Kune-
gunda Jasica; OTTAWA, corka &C.
Sara. parma Helena KiycZek; "Au-
gusta" cesarzowa Rzymu, parma W.
ronika Kwiatkowska i ,,Fiawia' ME-
wolnica parma Amelia Pelc. Poza-
TEN reszta rol wypadly dosyc do
brze. PublicznoSt z wieczorku by
IL bardzo zadowolona.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-11-23
HARMONY BRIDGE
CLUB ORGANIZED

Thursday afternoo group Of
prominent maJrQns organized what
will be known as the Harmony
Bridge Club, to meet every Thursday
the meetings having been arranged
alphabetically with two evenings 4
month at which time their husbands
will be guests Of the club. Mrs
James T. Colson was elected presi-
! mt with the following ladies as
MEMBERS: Mesdames James r. Col
son, c. B. Conyers, VIM. Macpherson
c. D. Parker, "a. l. Church, R R Mac
Gregor. P. NJ. Nightingale and c
Stiles The first meeting was called
at the home of Mrs. a. l.. Church
The next will be with Mrs. James T
COsOn Friday afternoon.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-11-23

can give this proof of merit. horeS'y
and truth? Home testimony must be
Read this Brunswick recommends
ton. Then insist on having Deans.
You will know what you are getting.
Ask your neighbor.
J. E. Newman, car inspector, 2026
Ellis ST., says; my work is trying on
region of my kidneys that l cculd
the back and kidneys At times l had
such soreness and dull aching in the
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-11-23

" EAR YOUR TAG THIS
AFTERNOON

Il is very important that every
one who has purchased q tag for tn
Royal Scotch Highlanders Band open
air concert to be given at o'cloci
this afternoon from the Oglethorpe
hotel yeranda should wear them. This
will be rare treat for the Brunswick
music lovers. Come early for a
large crowd is expected and there
will be no reserved seats or automo-
bile space.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-11-23
HEAR MISS ROUNDS
WEDNESDAY NIGHT

Men, women and children. come
to the First Baptist church Wednes-
day night at 1870 to hear Miss Rounds
She has message Of vital interest
to all. Her lectures under the aus
pieces of the Y. w. c. A are being
heard by large audiences all over the
country where she always pleases.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-11-23

hardly straighten up, and my kid
neys didn't act right Doan's Kidney
Pills from DR.. Gates drug store, sooiT
strengthened my back and put my
kidneys in good shape. Doan's are a
fine remedy"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same taht
Mr.. Newman had. Foster Mi;burn
Co. Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-11-23
TICKETS SELLING RAPIDLY
FOR THANKSGIVING DANCE

Have you bought your ticket for
the Thanksgiving dance to be given
under the auspices of the Hospital
Auxiliary at the Ogiethorpe hotel
Thursday evening? If not buy one
at once and avoid the rush, for thee
are selling rapidly.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-11-23
BRUNSWICK TESTIMONY.
Home Proof, Here There ard
Everywhere.

When you see Doan's Kidney Pills
recommended in this paper you most
always find the recommended a Bruins.
wick resident. It's the same every,
wherein $500 towns in the U. s.
Fifty thousand people publicly thank
Doan's. What other kidney remedy
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-11-23
MSS. SSANSAM ENTERTAiNS
ACAClA Clus

Mrs, H. NJ Br&nham entertained
sne Acacia club saturday afternoon
b, hev heme on London street. The
rcoNS were artisticaly decorated
wich autumn lsaves. yellow and red
rhyS0njhenums Subjective OF Thanks
sNNg with the same idea carried
cuJ in the refreshments. Five hand
euvhye was played. Mrs. James
Gould won first prize. The lone lani
went to Miss Bufort Aiken and the
consolation to Miss Sarah Louis g
Smith.
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SHOWER IN HONOR
OF MISS CLARK

Miss Elizabeth Hopkins has issued
invitations to a card party shower
for Wednesday afternoon in honor
CT Miss Frances Cook d charming
bride CT this week
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MRS. GilLlCAN TO
ENTERTAIN MONDAY

Mrs. N. E. Chilean will entertain
Monday afternoon at her home on
Egmont street with the second of a
series of bridge parties.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-11-23

TRY ONE OF THOSE HOTEL 9OY-
AL DINNERS TODAY, PRICE Only
rs CENTS.
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W. c. T. y. MEETING

The Woman's Christian Temper.
a0ce Union Will meet with Mrs. NJ
C. Rowe at her residence. 1902 Union
street tomorrow afternoon at 800
o'clock. 4 full attendance is expect
cd
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Mrs. Don Richardson has returned
from Jacksonville. after Il visit with
relatives. She will leave Monday for
Charlotte. n. c. to reside.
Mrs. ]. F. Young, who has been
visiting relatives in the city for sew
eral weeks will leave today for Miami
Fla, to spend the winter with her
daughter. Mrs ]. H. Pace
Mr.. and Mrs. Stacy Branch Of
Screven will spend Thanksgiving
with Mrs NJ A. Baker.
Mrs R. Gallon has returned after
IA most enjoyable visit in New York.
She is with her daughter, Mrs. 7.
Frutchman.
Mrs. P NJ. Nightingale and sons
Will return Monday after an absence
of several months.
Misses Mary and Louise Mays Of
Augusta are visiting their aunt. Mrs.
r. E. sherman.
Miss Miriam Dent is visiting friend
in Philadelphia.
James Rhett is spending few
days in the city.
ntttt ~,
spending a few days in Atlanta.
Linton f. Allen is visiting rela-
tives in the city.
The many trends of Mrs. Sarah
Mcdonald will be sorry to hear that
she is suffering from the results OF
fall Friday at the nome Of her
daughter, Mrs. n. B. Harrison on
London street
Miss Orphelia Dent has returned
to the city after a delightful visit
with friends in New York.
-
Miss marguerite Hummel, with
her sweet voice and charming per
sonality, will sing Mickey at tho
beginning of each performance, Of
the big picture of the same name &c
be shown at the Grand on Thanks
giving day and Friday slide of the
chorus will be thrown on the screeT
and every one will be requested t,
| Join in the second chorus.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-11-23

Miss Orphelia Dent has returned
to the city after delightful visit
with friends in New York.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-11-23

Mrs. Don Richardson has returned
from Jacksonville after visit with
>elatives. She will leave Monday for
Charlotte. n. c. to reside.