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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-15
NOTICE or SALE OF OIL AND
GAS LEASE BY GUARDIAN

In the County Court in and for Car
ter County, State of Oklahoma.
In re.Guardianship of the estate OF
Douglas II. Dlllard, Minor,
State of Oklahoma, Carter County, ss
No. G03
Notice is hereby given that In pur.
suance of an order of the County Court
in and for Carter County, oklahoma.
made and entered on the l4th day of
June, 1919, the undersigned guardian
viii offer for sale, and sell at auction
to the highest and best bidder for cash.
an oil ana gas mining lease on the
10Th day of June, 1919, AT 10 o'clock Il.
m, the following described lands situ.
ated In Carter County, State OF Okla
homa, to.wt
The southwest quarter Of the south.
west quarter of the southeast quarter.
and the southeast quarter of the south.
east quarter of the southwest quarter
Of section .. and the west half Of The
west half Of the northeast quarter, and
the north half Of the north half of the
southwest quarter of section II, twp.
south, range west, and the east half
OF the northwest quarter ana the east
half of the northwest quarter of the
northwest quarter. and the southwest
quarter of the northwest quarter of sec
tion II, twp. 4 south and range west.
Said oil and gas lease will he sold on
the following terms and conditions to-
wit: a cash bonus of not less than S25
per acre, and royalty of not less
than one.eighth on all oil and gas pro
duced and saved from the premises or
its equivalent in money at the market
value thereof.
Said lease will be sold to the highest
and best bidder at public sale to be
held in the County Court Room, Car
ter County, Oklahoma, at the time above
stated
Dated this l4th day of June, 1919.
j. III. billiard
Guardian.
lb.1t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-15
NOTICE OF SALE

y. In the County Court OF Carter
Apnty. Oklahoma. at Ardmore.
~ the Matter OF the Estate OF w. b.
zudgins, deceased, No. 1869 st.
Notice is hereby given that the un'
dersigned administrator of the estate
{of w. b. Hudgins, deceased, will ON
the 10th day Of June. at 10 o'clock a,
4., 1919, at the County Court Room
Ardmore, Carter County, Oklahoma,
gfer at public sale, TO the highest bid
Ger for cash in hand, oil and gas
Eases on the following described lands:
Southeast quarter (SE la of North
least quarter tNE Ia of Northeast
quarter (NE Ia Northeast quarter
one La Of Southeast quarter (SE La
OF Northeast quarter tNE Ia; West
half (W IL, of East half Q1 l.2l of
Northeast Quarter tNE l.4l West half
lW 1.2) of East half (E l.2l of Northeast
quarter (NE Ia; West half (W l.2l of
Northeast quarter me Ia of Section
Nine (9) Township Five t5) South
Range Two (2) West of the Indian Base
and Meridian, containing 1iO acres
more or less
The Northeast Quarter of the North
Ieast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter
OF Section Nine (9l and the West Half
|of the Northwest Quarter of the North
west Quarter of Section Ten uO and
the South Half of the Southeast quar-.
TER of Section Three (3) and the North
(lialf of the Northeast Quarter of Sec
(tion Ten QO) Township Five tjl South
Fand Range Two (2) West, of the In
dian Base and Meridian, containing
|One Hundred Ninety Q90) acres, more
pr less.
|@1ll addition No. | to the Town of Hew-
|itt, Oklahoma. Said Lots are l4Ox125
eet each. Beginning 80 feet south
40 feet east of the n. w. corner
(Section 34 T4S, II. 2W, running
east 250 feet, thence south l40 feet
thence west $50 feet. thence north
lao feet to place of beginning, together
ed
All the above described land is sit
uated in Carter county, Oklahoma
Said sale to be made by and under
the control of said County Court.
and subject to the approval of
said court; said purchase price for
said leases to be paid as soon as the
same are accepted by the purchasers.
Witness my hand this the 10th day
Of June, 1919.
ID. l. FULTON,
Administrator.
Published June Ills.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-15
SALE OF OIL AND GAS LEASE

State of Oklahoma, Carter County
SIS. In the County Court, Probate No.
1142 st.
Notice is hereby given that in pur'
suance of an order of the County
Court of Carter County, Oklahoma,
made and entered ON the 10th day OF
June, 1919, the undersigned guardian
of the estate of Alvin Troop, a minor,
will offer for sale and sell at public
auction to the highest and best bidder
an oil and gas mining lease on the
10th day of June, 1919, at 10 o'clock
a. m. covering the following described
lands situated in Carter County, Okla
homa .towit:
An undivided one-twelfth interest in
and to the S IL of the SW IA of the
SW IA of Section "a, and the NV IA
of the NV IA and the w 12 of the
SW IA of the NV IA of Section %,
tanning so acres, more or less.
Said oil and gas lease will be sold
on the following terms and conditions
to-wit: Cash upon confirmation of sale
and delivery of lease, for not less than
$4,000.
Said sale to be held in the County
Court Room of the County Court
House, in the city of Ardmore, Okla
homa, at the time above stated
Dated this the 10th day of June,
1919.
11-4t. w. p. TROOP,
Guardian of Alvin Troop. minor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-15

tional strength for the foundations Of
the machinery. Decks, deckhouses,
cabins,-ln fact everything about the
vessel. with the exception OF few fit
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-15
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

On Sept. l. 1919, our new scale of
prices will become effective being an
advance of from IS to 50 per day for
plasterers and from 81 to S. for ce-
ment finishers.
ARDMORE PLASTERS & CEMENT
-FINISHERS UNION NO 256.
Elmer LaRoche, Secy.
1874
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-15
NOTICE TO JURORS.

You are hereby notified that the term
of district court which has been set TO
begin June 16, has been discontinued
for the term, and you will not report
for Jury service as ordered
BY order of the court.
Thos. w. Champion,
(SeaD District Judge.
Attest.
G. NJ. Grant
Court Clerk. 12-3.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-15

tings and necessary steel appurtenances.
In of concrete.
About six weeks hence, when the Palo
Alto IL ready to 30 into service. an.
other concrete vessel will be launched,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-15

TO those that held the palo Alto. II
will be the first "puffed brick ship
ever built and will be named the
Twilight"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-15

Unpaid telephone bills for The month
Of June are past due. If not paid b.
p. m. of the 18th, inst, service will be
discontinued
SOUTHWESTERN BELL
adv TELEPHONE CO.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-15
TREES

Plant homegrown trees, you will have
better success and save agents commits
sion. Have got or will get what you
want. See a part of nursery near car
barn. Am here to stay.
ARDMORE NURSERY
Irl Hudson. Prop. Phone 1212
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-15

Ardmoreite WANT ADS bring what
you want.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-15

115.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-25
Ruptura Nabija
1000 OSobr oCznie

Setem tysiecy os6b uniera roeznts
- oA-tyfESaCy p~ogr7eo0we
s. ..RppsuTa". Ola c0eSo? PoDlewaE CT
n~sesaczeSltwi EAn&a5Sali sic sami aibo
tyfko pielSSnowal 0pucASe mtejSce, ale
Rie 5b0dalI przyczypy gruntowna A wy
90 roSioie? Cxy eSlze 1~snEe1outscts
sic. nc0zSc pas IA rupture rome okla
dy, lUb lax je zoageeEde? W natlspSZyn
razSe pas Jest tynCo Eoha podpors wa
laosSo sic muru Pas sci5nte muSzkufy
hSmuje cyTkulaoye krvi E0razem o.
s4abiajac muszsCUy ktore lax naCwteceJ
kr~i ~potrzabala
Lecz WSsdsR wyu2lazh Sposob kaS-
dy Oisrpiscy na rupture W lynn kraiu
moEe s~korZyStac z tel PROXY DARhO
W swoim wlaSnym domu.
PlapAo metodA Jest be5H Stptenba MAJ
bardzhed rauhowy, logio1ny 1 2adawal-
niSjacy srodAk 5cnowy "a rupture, "a
kiogo SWAT ktedykolwiek za1nal.
. PiApao Pad Edy przyAozone do Ga
Ia nfe moze ste ESunac AMI Zmieaac Pc
Ao&eoba. me- jatrzy i me sBczypie. Mick
kie jak aksauit, - Eatwo da sic 1aSto-
sowaS - ME drosSe. Mozna to nos IA
vet prZy piracy albo " cZaSAe sDu. -
Niema sprz2cZak, spreSyn ami rDamie
nL
Naocsc4e sic TAX Eamknao mLedsee
rupturoEe jak natara oeSo wymag2,
tax, BE rupeOra ME EeJdLie na dor. Ma
pisBce dnsi&j do PLap1o Co., Block
1895 st. Louis No, Do AeEPlatna prob
ke PtApAo 1 20 ~potrnsnns tnform@eye-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-25
Z Prac Rady Pol
skiej W Kanadzie.

Dnia 1890 b. m. wsiadi ma O.
kret .Megantic' W Liverpoolu =
Generality Konsul i przedstawi-
ciel Panstwa Polskiego prey RIA
die Kanadyjskim, P. J6zef Oko
iowicz. Polonia Kanadyjska W d.
so listogada wybiera sic, do Mon
trealu ma spotkanie tego okretu
i powitanie tax upragnionego Ro-
daka, ktory bedzie bronii intere-
sow Pahstwa Polskiego i tegoz
poddanych W Kanadzie. Scisiy Ia
Rad Rady Polskiej W towarzy-
stwie wyzszych urzednikow Ka-
nady bedzie vital P. Oko4owicza
imieniem Wychodztwa i Rzadu
Kanadyjskiego. Wyjedzie on ma
specyalnym okrecie dyplomatycz-
nym.
Ogolne ~powitanie odbedzie sic
rrawdopodobnie w Toronto, W
jednym z najwiekszych teatrow
dnia Ago grudnia. w kwestyach
wyzszych prosimy uprzejmie SEA
nownych Rodakow o zabranie
giosu doradczego, nadsylajac ko-
munikaty wprost do Blur Rady
Polskiej.
w dniach ostatniSh otrzymali-
smy zawiadomienie urzedowe
Sekretarza Stanu Sir Joseph Pa
pea, o uznaniu Rady Polskiej
.przez Rad Brytyjski. jake pred
stawicielki Panstwa Polskiego do
czasu przybycia pana Okoiowi-
CA. Wlelkle to ZWyclestWo ola
Radv PolSkiej, z powodu bowiem
zwloki powyzszej Rada Polska
bylo bezsilna W przeprowadzeniu
wielu spraw, "a co byla atakowa-
M z najrozmaitszych stron.
x
Generality Konsul Francuski, z
Montreal zawiadomil mas, IL
znowu podejmie wizowanie pasz
portow Rady Polskiej, stosownie
do otrzymanych instrukcyi cd
swego Rzadu.
w sprawie wyjazdu do Ojczyz
ny otrzymaliSmy urzedowe infor-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-25
lCiag dalszy.)
WRAzENIA l NoTATn

NSIdS AoLSGJI
Jakoz ~trzeciego dnia zebra}o sic PREY zmar4eJ
kilkanascie kobiet, wzie}y trumne pomiedzy Sic
bic ma questionable i ruszy{y bocznemi uliczkami
ku cmentarzowi. SHY cicho, be- spiewu, Jak lekll-
we, czarne cienie, ale i tax je dojrza} jakis ,,du-
szogub" i daf znac policyi. Zastapiio i'm wnet dro-
pc paru straznik6w i zawrza}a krotka walka DO
kobiet by}o wiecej; rozpedziiy napastnikow i po-
SHY ~spiesznie dalej.
Rozleg}y sic Swisty, nawo}ywania i tetenty, a
zanim zdazyiy do grobu, rzuci&a sic ma ME Gaia
zgraia z dobytemi szablami. Jedne k6biety zwarfy
sic wkrag trumny, drugie sic az ma nieJ pokfadty
i broniIy nieboszczki zebami i pazurami. Wrzask
rozni6s{ sic pc ca{em miescie, naleciafo sic ludzl,
a b6jka toczyia sic coraz zawzieciej; trumna pre-
chodziia z rak do rak i W koncu, PREY wydzieraniu
lei sobie, padia ma bruk, rozbita, i nieboszczka
wyleciasa ma snieg. Krzyk gruchna} niebosiezny,
podniosly sic straszne place i szlochy, czem roz-
srozone jeszcze bardziej kobiety rzuci{y sic ma
straznik6w z TAXA furya, re pc chwili zrobifa sic
jedna olbrzymie kupa cia}, tarzajacych sic pc u
Icy z dzikim wrzaskiem nienawisci.
Skorzystaiy z tego jakies rozwazniejsze, po-
rwaIy trupa j obwinawszy go W chusty, pozdzie-
rane z wiasnych plec0w, zaczeiy z MIN uciekac, ale
juz ME zdazy{y. Nadbiegio BOWEN jeszcze wieceJ
straznik6w re starszym ma czele, trupa %odebrall,
a w{ozywszy go do trumny, kobiety rozpedzili ma
cztery wiatry. Musia3y ustapic pred siia, tylko,
widzac, re sprawl przegrana, wybuch}y strasznym
rykiem i przeklenstwami. -
Ma placu zosta}a tylko trumna i straznicy,
ME wiedzacy, co z mia zrobic, gdyz do cerkwi byfo
daleko, a nikomu ME chciafo sic jej nieSc.
Nadjechai ma to jakiS CHOP. Kazali mu trum-
ne wiezc, ale chop zmiarkowa}, o co idzie, zaciaf
konia i ucieM. z
mkt W calem miescie, pomimo prosb grozb,
ME chcia{ daG koni, a trumna, powiazana sznura-
mi, wciaz czekaia ma srodku ulicy.
Wreszcie, o zmierzchu, przyjecha} z B{onia je-
den'z gospodarzy, i dopiero tego przymusili, re
zawi6zi nieboszczke do cerkwi.
Nazajutrz "a pogrzebem poszedf tylko pop,
dyak i wszyscy, jacy byli W mieScie straznicy, a
q kazdego domu ~popiyne}y "a MIN ciche, zaiosne
place j wyrzekania. ,. ~
VII.
Noe zapadia metna nieco burzliwa. Wiatr
re swistem zamiatal drogi, bijac tumanami kurza-
wy, DO o4owianem niebie przewalaly sic d}ugie
warkoty grzmot6w, i CO chwila latafy osepiajace
biyskawicie, W ktorych bylo widae, jak sic szar-
paiy przydrozne drzewa j rozkolebane, spienione
zboza. Burza mogia wybuchnae lada chwila.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-25

macye cd Polskiej Ambasady w
Londynie, ktore zamieszczamy w
doslownem brzmieniu:
,,Londyn, d. 5 listopada, 1919.
Poselstwo Polskie w Londynie
ma zaszczyt zawiadomic Rade
Polska Narodowa W St. Catha-
rine, re nastepujace przyczyny
stoja ma przeszkodzie powrotowi
wiekszej ilosci emigrantow do
Polski:
l. Sprawl Gdahska. Port Gdah-
ski znaiduje sic jeszcze w rekach
niernieckich. Do czasu ostatecz-
mel ratyfikacyi traktatu pokojo-
wego Niemcy e%migrantow przez
Gdansk do Polski r6e przepusz-
czaja' Dlatego tez bywa, re par
tye emigrantow z Ameryki pod
golem prawie niebem oczekujq
we Francyi repatryacyi przez
Szwajcarye i Austrye,
2. Brak piracy w kraju i wiel-
kie ilosci bezrobotnych czynia,
re przyjazd wiekszych .ilosci ly-
dzi, poszukujacych zarobku, ME
jest Wskazany.
3. Stan wojenny. Ze wzgledu
ma stan wojenny N~aczelne Do
wodztwo Wojsk polskich ME zy-
czy sobie powrotu wiekszej ilo-
sci reemigrantow do teren6w je
lnu podleg}ych (Galicya Wschod
MAJ.
Korzystnym ola Kraju by}by
NJ razie jedynie powrot malej i
loSci emigrantow zamoznych, kt6
rzy ME odbieraliby piracy miej-
scowym robotnikom i ktorzy,
dzieki swoim ~Srodkom, przyczy-
niliby sic do podniesienia dobro-
bytu W Kraju.
podpisai Tadeusz Hiasko,
I Sekretarz Poselstwa.
x
Wobec powyzszego i wobec
innych otrzymanych urzedowych
Wiadomosci, a nadto oszustw, ia
kich dopuszczaja sic rozni niesu-
rlienni okretowi agenci PREY wy
peSnianiu zaprzysieganych aplika
cyl, podania ma paszporty beda
uwzgledniane tylko tych, ktorzy
zwroca sic sami wprost do Blur
Rady Polskiej i ktorzy sic wyka-
"a odpowiednim majqtkiem i ma
lezytem uzasadnieniem przyczyn,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-25

zmuszajacych do natychmiastowe
go wyjazdu do Polski. Z doswiad
czenia doszliSmy do przekonania,
&c W sprawie owych zaprzysiega-
nych aplikacyi, jedynie tylko MOI
ma sic oprzec bezpiecznie, ma po-
daniach, czynionych wobec pol
skiego ks. proboszcza, dlategoz
Yszelkie aplikacye musza bye "a
opatrzone podpisem ks. probosz-
CA i pieczecia parafialna.
Ma nastepnej sesyi Dyrckcyi
Rady Polskiej bedzie podany pro
jekt ponizej podany, mad ktorym
powinnyby zastanowic sic wszy-
stkie grupy Rady polskiej ma
swoich miesiecznych zebraniach,
a nadto spodziewamy sic, re i ma
sza prasa podda go swej Swiatfej
i rzeczowej krytyce.
z chwila zfozenia uwierzytelnia
jacych papierow przez Geneal-
rego Konsula, nasza misya poll
tyczna sic ~zakohczy. Trzeba be-
die Radzie Polskiej rozwijac tax
pomyslnie rozpoczeta d~ziaialnoSc
W innym kierunku. Polska po-
trzebujc i potrzebowac bedzie vie
lu rzeczy. Bedzie to MOVE pole
ola piracy spolecznej! Czyby ME
wyzyskac Radzie Polskiej togo
pola? w tym celu MONA byloby
zalo2yt Towarzystwo eksportowe
= importowe Kanada-P olska. Ma
eel ten z funduszow Rady wylo-
zyc $4,000, jake 100 akcyi. VIA
$cicielem tych 100 akcyi bedzie
Panstwo Polskie, zastepowane
przez Generalnego Konsula. lynn
sposobem zyskamy opicke i kon-
trole Rzadowa. kazdy Z Dyrek-
tor6w i kazda Z Grup polskiej
Rady maja wziat pc 10 akcyi
przynajmniej, by W ten sposob
zainteresowac szerszy ogol. -
Obey nam ~kapitaliSci po-
spiesza Z pomoca finansowa. silly
handlowe znajdziemy dzisiaj po-
nliedzy swoimy. Zdaje sic. re
projekt taxi, w zycie wprowadzo-
ny uruchomi nasze polskie kapi-
taIy, p~rzyniesie nam tez korzysc
matcryalna i bedzic wielkim agen
ten rozwoju handloweso Polski.
Prezesi Grup proszeni sa o
nadestanie jak najrychlejsze re-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-25

- Moze przejdzie bokien, a moze mas / zleJe
- pocieszaf mnie furman, pokrzykujac ma konie,
DO wlok}y sic noga "a noga; droga BOWEN by}a
ciezka, wyboista i pefna kamieni, a z obu stron
.~ciagne4y sic glebokie rowy, przyczajone w ciem-
noSciach. Juz cd zmierzchu jechaliSmy tax wolno
i ma chybii trafif, wiec, d~ojrzawszy przemykajacy
zarys jakiegoS czfowieka, pytam go skwapliwie:
- Kt6redy do Che1ma?
- Szosa ma prawo, a potem ma lewo.
- A gdziez ia szosa, daeko?>
Cz!owiek rozwiaf sic, jak Glen. Badzze teraz
madry i szukaj wiatru w pslu, kiedy obaj z wozni-
ca ME znaliSmy drogi.
Pc dniu, to trafiibym do piek4a mru-
'czaf furman.
- A m6wiliScie, re droge znacie.
Przeciez nieraz woziiem do Cheima stare
go pana, tylko z innej strony.
Jechalismy dalej zupeinie pc omacku, kieru-
JAG sic tylko jekiem drut6w telegraficznych mad
naszemi giovanni. Noe stawa@a sic coraz burzliw-
sza i metniejsza, drogi opustoszaiy, i pc wsiach
ME by1o juz ami sladu, jakby przepadly w nieprze-
niknionych ciemnoSciach.
Tylko "a moich czas6w ME by}o j~eszcze
szosy odezwai sic pc chwili.
A dawno jechaliscie ostatni raz do Chez
ma?
- Bedzie chyba re czterdziesci rok6w, jesz-
cze w powstanie.
Daiem juz spokoj indagacyom, DO szosa "a
dudnifa pod ko}ami, a konie raptem przystaneiy.
-Zgadnij teraz, zgadula, gdzie zfota kula?-
biedzif sic zakiopotany.
-Szosa ma prawo, a potem ma lewo PREY
pomniaiem.
Tonio rr1c1Ulu " lopyfo CH1IoS nr1o1 ron1i
zamajaczy}y jakieS Swiate1ka i daleko, daleko le-
cia} przeszywajacy swist parowozu.
- A potem juz ME przyjazdzafem, DO mnie
z moim panem popedzili az "a Bajka1, to czfo-
wick j zapomniaf droge - usprawiedliwiaf sic
znowu.
MijaliSmy dfugie wzg6rza, pokryte lasem, gdy
naraz doleciaf mas rozpaczliwy skowyt psow j
straszliwy zapach padliny.
- Hycle pachna, to i Chem must bye juz
niedaleko - zauwazyf.
Popedzajcie! - krzyknaiem, gdyz smr6d
byf ME do wytrzymania.
Jedziemy pod wiatr - tf6maczy1 flegma-
tyeznie przeciez pod kazdem miastem So take
hyclowskie osady, ale zeby tn pozwolili tax PREY
samej szosie dziwif sic giosno i podcinal ko-
ME do poSpiechu.
Przedostawszy sic przez te zapowietrzona
strefe, skreciliSmy ma lewo, W szeroka ulice, OBJ
stawiona ma}ymi, nizkimi domami, mad kt6rymi
majaczy}y baniaste kopu4y. Wkr6tce droga zacze-
Ia sic zwolna podnosiG przybywalo coraz wiecej
re juz GAIA droga roi1a sic niemi, jakby
mrowiem swietojanskich robaczk6w.
Chem byi tuz przede nina, p~latanina dom6w,
j cerkwi, osypana biyszczaca rosa Swia-
tel, pietrzyia sic ma tie nieba czarnymi, groznymi
konturami.
(Dokohczenie nastapi).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-25

Polsh polityk, czy wiekszy czy mnie1
sly "a obowiqzek poczyywac sobis
powinien stale reklamowac narodo'
wose nasza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-25
LIST

P. Alan Bogacki moze ode
.brac w Redakcyi naszej (3cie pie
troy list cd zony J6zefy B. z LII
blina.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-25

zultaty -uchwai mad powyzszym
projektem.
MiloSc i pozdrowienie,
Rada Polska W Kanadzie,
Ludwik Sidorkiewicz, prezes,
Ks. I. Ostaszewski, sekr.
(Pisma polskie prosimy o powto-
rzenie ninieszego.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-25
POSZUKIWANIE.

WladysIaw Stankowski, zol-
nierz Armii Polskiej poszukuje
braci swych, Jozefa Stankowskie-
go i W~ojciecha Matuszewskieso.
Poszukujacy pochodzi Z Ryko-
wafdu, powiat Tarn6w; adres
jego:
W4adys1aw Stankowski,
Wies Owocowek, poczta
powiat Tarnow, Owocowek,
- PleSna POLSKA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-07-27
Perky Satin Ribbon
That Adorns Small Hats

EHE extensive use of ribbon in The
new autumn clothes is shown in
both hats and frocks sketched
to-day. Small velvet hats have perky
bows of satin ribbon. Both satin
and grosgrain ribbons of various
widths arc used to introduce bulg-
ing effects on the new skirts. Full
length panels are formed by success
sive loops Of ribbon, wide, loopy
panel being placed at the front and
back of the skirt and panels of mar
rover ribbons at the sides. The
crinkled smock bodice, another new
feature, is attached to these puffy
skirts and ribbon trimmed to COM
plcte a charming costume.
The skirts Of other new frocks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-07-27

are interesting because the drapery
is posed to give a one-sided pannier
effect. A straight accordion pleated
skirt frequently forms the founda-
ton that supports the pannier. 4
frock made of satin striped taffeta,
having the skirt draped after this
manner, is sketched to-day.
To carry out further the one
sided effect the bodice is laid in
folds, following out the lines of the
drapery in the pannier. A collar Of
white null, edged with old-fash-
Toned white cotton fringe, to be. en-
tirely in keeping with the rest Of
the costume, fastens on one side.
The silk sleeve is three-quarter
length, folded below the elbow to
correspond with drapery folds Of
the dress. From underneath these
sleeves come puffy sleeves of the
white null. This dress is an original
design made especially for The
Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-07-27
The Spirit of the Time
Is Reflected in the Hat

THE evolution of hats is an int4r-
esting study. Like every other
part Of dress they pass through Pc
RODS of beauty as we'll as extreme
ugliness, rejecting more or less the
spirit of the times. Artists express
themselves in hats and frocks just as
they do in writing, architecture or
any other works Of art. Great
painters, too, have had much influ-
ence upon the dress Of their times.
Holbein in his pictures has pre-
served for all time the dignificd, re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-07-27
The Cater Top Shoe
Is Now Being Revived

EELSTERN is the most artistic
Of craftsmen in building foot
wear. His models are always
watched with the greatest interest.
He is now having great success with
a slipper which is in white suede
with black patent leather inlays'
Smart circular buckles top a black
and white striped ornament which
trims the instep. Similar black aId
white stripes are set across the
front of the bracelet ankle strap.
This shoe is cut az low on the toe as
the lowest tee slipper. The foo'
would be almost entirely exposed
were it not fol the instcp ornament.
There is revival of the old
fashioned gaiter top shoe. After
noon slippers are made If black
satin with nail head embroideries OF
cut steel across the toe.
The smartest Apudoir slippers are
made of black and white faille sin.
They have a ribbon crossing the IN
step, then passing around the ankle.
These ribbon straps are sometimes
embroidered in delicate patterns Oh
silk and beads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-07-27

fringe. Spring saw quantities of
glycerined ostrich used in our mil
linery, but autumn sees the glycer-
ined plumage Of this naughty bird
stripped into fringe. Two large
jewelled ornaments peeping out
like eyes from the depth of the
fringe make a novel trimming for
this hat. Jewelled earrings match
the ornaments.
To match your earrings to your
toque is the latest Paris fad. Now,
when on their way to the milliner's
women alight at the jewellers first
and engage in consultation about
their jewels before deciding on
their hats to make sure of being
jewelled and hated to match, for
such is the decree of Paris.