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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-09
PoIska a ~S}oWaczyzna.

pefnforA jest artySSutaml W Spla-
vie, okresaonej w nadpisie: tenor
ich i tendencya zbiegaja sic W je-.
IL Sfowaeczyzna pragne-
Saby znadezc w Polsce przyjacie-
IA, sprzymierzehca i obronce. O.
sic mianomicie,' IL bliscy
nasi pobratymcy z poza Karpat,
do niedawna p~ozostajacy pod pa
nowaniem Wegr6w obecnie ma
do Czecho-Stawii, wpadli
najdossowniej W Swiecie z de-
szczu pod rynne i maja sic W tenn
talk lie, IL gorzej bye ME moze!
Wiadomo dobrze W Polsce, a po-
bye wiadomem i calemu
Swiatu cywilizowanemu, ZwEasz-
CA zas tym jego przedstawicie-
kt6rzy g1oszs | wyznaja czy-
nem zasade wyr6wnywania
krzywd narodowych pc ostatniej
S~wiatowej - celem popra-
wianta bytu w~szystkich iudzi ma
tym ziemskim globie: ci wiec po-
wiedzieG o tenn, IL Wegrzy
poczynali sobie re S}owakami
zgo4a pruskimt sposoby / metoda-
mi, re ich madziaryzowano w
spos6b, uragajacy wszekiej ePra-
wprost ludzkim uczu
re Wegrzy. ME zawiele sa-
mi ziemi | iudu mdjacy Posta-
byli - per fas ct nefas re
Siuwak6w porobit Nfadziar0w,
pochtonac ich, zagarnaG z ziemi2
! koS6mi W niei ludu togo sfo--
wianskiego.
TAX przeSladowani ! Poprostu
Sfowacy - jeszcze pred
pr6bowali Znalezc oparcie
pewne. chot moralne III Polak6w,
co do pewnego stopnia mas sta
w poiozenie trudne Z te-
wzgledu4 re Wegrzy nam ida
VIVA, jeszcze cd 4Sgo roku O.
swiadczali sic z przyjaznia, ma ira
dycyach historycznych bardzo
oparta.
Pod koniec wojny Swiatowej,
gdy skrystalizowala sic idea pam
silva czeskiego, politycy czescy-
Z Masarykiem ma czele, rozgla-
dajac sic "a sztucznymi sposoby
powiekszenia obszaru sWego
przyszlego p~aiistSa etnografi-
cznie i geograficznie dose szczu-
wpadli ma pomysi wciagnie
cia do porozumienia Sfowaikow i
rzeczywiscie porozumieli sic z nj
mi W ten sposGb, re jeSli Sfowacy
zgodza sic wejSc W skiad czeSkie-
60 pahstwa - to dostana wszyst-
kie swobody, jake tylko zechca,
a przedewszystkiem dostana au-
tonomie zupesna z sejmem villas
nym, jezykiem panstwowym, Cd
administering sSowem
miaiaby to bye unia, czy fedora
cyl rodzaj - ma podstawie: wolni
z wolnymi i rowni z rownymi.
Niestety Czesi S4owakom s}o-
wa ME dotrzymali i gdy weszlr do
ich krainy, przyjeci serdecznie -
jak oswobodziciele z pod wegier-
skiego jarzma, gdy potem Wegrzy
wystsplli do waikiki z mimi o Sso-
wacczyzne, a Alianci ma skutek
oSwiadczei sic narodu sEowackie-
60 "a ~Czechami - kazali precz
sic Wegrom z ziemi spornej "a
bierac, wowczas Czesi zaczeli Sfo
waoczyzne traktowat - jak kraj
a Ssowakow - jak pod
bity i pokonany Gud pOdrzedny -
przeznaczony ma to, by mad MIN
Czesi wykonywali w1adze... !
wtedy to S,owacy pod rynne wpa-
.dli czeska-z wegierskiego deSz-
GU cd tego czasu powodzi sic i'm
wprost fatalnie - tax, re ME via
domo, czy juz i,pod Wegrami le-
.piej ME byto, W kazdym razie no
we jarzmo - Po nadziejach ocze-
kiwanego i upragnionego wyzwo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-09
MACIERZ POLSKA.

fest organiEaeya laczaca mlodsiet pole
ska oboiga pici W pracach naukoWych
patryotycznych 1 bratuiej pomocy Ola
podniesienia ducba moralnosci l dooro-
bytu W spolecze6stwie, a s~zcZegolnis
miedzy mlodzieza polska- Mona Eapt-
sac Gle ma posmiertne cd lat IL do 4S;
na czIonk6w StowsrIyszonych beg o.
ErAnIcZenia wiekU.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-09

AAAyeA nAIH1sFsy aAesap~
WyhAiseyoh M kieszSn10 htWev1aH
nTcA. ais ma pzIENN1k CHICAGO
0KI n swydh sspAltaoh, ~ ssWHa
Draeuj0 ola dobra luau. OssulnAers
.ffrs Gales" ItanovesS y DzLnNNb
xu cH1oAGoAKM sg'aasAAs ~
- AoGa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-09
'ZTEKI REDAKCYJNEJ.

Spld" 'Ou1oIuJ "y"OS, AZ AA
teraz ME ujmie sic "a mimi. A
l;anci zachodnS ME rozumieJac
ich doll, powiedza i'm: macie, cze-
goScie chcieti = wsrdd ludu roz-
lgoryczenie wzrasta, wasnie ! roz-
nice tworza sic zgubne. Me dwu-
znacznie oswiadczaja -4zia&acze
sIowaccy. IL S{owacy pr~agneliby
teraz znalezc W Polsce oparcie j
protekcye, zafuja, re wowczas,
kiedy sprawy ich sic rozstrzygaiy
- ME oswiadczyli SIG r~aczej "a u
MIA z Polsks, ktora ME wynara-
dawia nikogo, owszcm wszystkich
szczerze prawdziwa darcy wolno-
Scia. =. Oczywista - dzisiaj spra-
wa jest s&Sompl;kowana i trudna
DIS Polska ujmujac sic "a S+o-
wakami musialaby zadrzec i &c
rwac z Czeclami, a tego nawet
nj. moze robiG, ME narazajac sic
ia potepienie re strony caSej koa-
Ilicyi i Ligi Ludlow, kt6rc obie a
probowafy | uzna}y "a sEodlczone
zalatwienie sprawy sfoWackiei Ia
kie, jak Jest Obccnie Z Czechami,
MusiaBby tn samoistnie / samo-
rzutnie wystapit jakoS caiy
nar6d siowacki, wykazaG dlaczegu
zryrwa Z Czechami, jake cd Mich
krzywdy >znosi i co mu grozi &c
strony tych zdradzieckich opiekM-
now: mIsiabby tez ten narod wy
stapiC bardzo SHINE, bardzo jedno
myslnie wole swa oSWiadczyc,
zrywajac Z Czechami, a n~awi9zu-
lac - move kombinacye PolIty--
CINE - mozeby wtedv ME mogla
mu Entents stawic zasadniczego
| sprzeciwu w mysl zasady samo-
stanowienia o swym poltyczny1n
bycie.
Me zdaje sic nam jcdnakze, by
taxa jednomySlnoSc juz dis byia
mozliwa IL Siowakow: wlaSnie Z
Pism krajowych dowiadujemy
sic, Re istnieja juz II Mich dwic O.
ryentacye, zgola rome, wprost
wrogie - ma tenn tie narodowego
Siowakow nieszczescia: jedna z
mich pragnie szukac protekcyi i
ochrony polskiej, druga pragnie
nawiazaG a Wegrami, a Pcwnie
uzyskawszy Cd Mich cbietnice ia
kiegoS odmiennego W kazdym
razie traktowania niz to, ktore
pred wojna byho, boo i Wegrzy
dis inni, niz pred pieciu laty
chyba i'm imperyalistyczne mrzon
HI &c lb6w wywictrzaly, z mimi
TWICE poczac obrone i walke pre-
ciwko Czechom.
Jak SIG ia sprawl rozwinie, ktc
vie - czy juz ME rychfa okaze
to przyszloSc. Ola Poiski ME jest
wrzecza zbyt pozadana, il akcye
slowackie W niej bywaja lokowa,
ne, BIO ~pozyskuje to nam tylkc
dwu wiecej zazdrosnych wspoiza,
wodnlk6w: Czcchow Z jednej, q
Wegr6w z drugiej strony. Myby'
Smy radzi pomodz nieszczesnyn
Siowakom zupeinie, bez jakich-
kolwiek ambicyi naszych VIA,
snych, DO os~tatecznie Polska "a
KarDatam1 interesow ME ma
expansyi tam szukac ME potrze
buje, lecz ME chcielibysmy tie;
zrazac sobie Wegrow, z kt6rym
l. poza Siowacczyzny sprawl
mic mas ME rozni, II kt6rych VIA
snie pc dobremtn, po sasiedzku
przyiacielsku mole i wiecej da
foby sic zrobic daa Slowakow, dl;
ich swobody wstaWienni
ctwem zyczliwem PREDICT anizel
zerwaniem. Co do Czechow zno
WI - to ,ci moze / obawiaja SIX
luz troche, chocby Poaacy nj
zechcieli naprawde w~ystqpit v
obronie Stowakow, by o mich nit
przyszio do jakiej miedzy Polaka
mi a Czechami zawieruchy, II;
'Ikt6rej Czesi ohyba tylko straci6b,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-09

MeSowie StdRu wSzedsie sgd-
Gsajq sic ID zddRiu, Se mHSi iSt-
nice Ejednocsona, nieeGLeSHd 1
SamoTsqdRG POiSkG.
- Woodrow Wilson.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-09

Read RdTodu prSes ndr6d do
Rdrodu, ME sginie 2 poDterSchni
HemL
- Abraham Lincoln
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-09

Czytamy' W pismach polskich,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-09

Pred kitku miesiacami bawA
w Polsce niejaki DIR, Dworczak,
prezes Stowackiej Rady Rzadza--
eel, o kt6rego wzgledem Polski
sentymentach, wyrazanych imie--
MEM odlamu narodu st~owackiego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-09

| ~bezwzgledna cenzura gazet, 1apow-
nictyo W urzedach (czeskich) kwit-
ma. Caly narod 2 roZgoryczeniem krzy
CIV O pomoc. Czesi tych glosow ME
przepuszczaja, ma Zgromadzenia ME
~pozwalaja / publicznie giosza, re "a
so lat Gala Slowacczyzna musi bye
czeska. Owoce tel szalenie glupiej
polityki czeskiej sa ola mich bardzo
smutne: ludnoSG dzlsiaj ami slyszet
ME chce o sojuszu z C8echami. $500
| Siowak6w maja Czesi przeciw sobie'
Doskonale to MONA by}o wyczytac z
expose ministra DIR. Srobara z Ago
sierpnia.
I co teraz? Biedni Slowacy So W
wielkim klopocie. Panstwo czesko-
slowackie bowiem przez konferencye
pokoiowa uznane, W Paryzu ME maja
nikogo re swoich. musza sic liczyc z
istnieniem tego ola mich strasznego
pahstwa, a jednakowoz chcialoby cos
zrobic ola swego uratovania. DO i'm
bardzo powa4nie grozi smierc naro-
dowa. Jak wybrnaC LEGO po3ozenia?
Pan Dworczak re swoimi madiarona-
mi dohrze widzi ten twardy orzechY
Ola niego jednak ME bardzo twardy.
Oglosil sic raptownie prezesem rady
ma Gala Slowacczyzne 1 5ada cd kon-
ferencyi tylko jednej rzeczy: plebis-
cytu! Spodziewa sic bowiem, 70 roz-
goryczona ma Czech6w ludnosc z en-
tuzyazmem bedzie giosowa}a Ia pola-
czeniem z Wegrami. w ramach tego
artykulu trudno sic mi rozpisywac,
CODY bylo ola Slowakow k%orzystniej-
SIZE, wien tylko lyle a to 2 kiero-
wniczyoh sfer s~lowackich, re Slowacy
ME chca p~oiaczenia z Wegrami, be
i'm ME wierza 1 zeby dzisiaj q taxa
LradoScia pedzili Czech6w re swoje.
przepieknej ziemi, z jaka ich W listo'
paddle vital. Czesi stracili grunt poo
nogami ma Slowaczyznie, ale tegc
gruntu p. Dworczak wcale ME uzy'
ska}. o MIN, jake o Siowaku, ma Sfo'
waczyznie Mkt ME vie. os6lnie zas
The Nenana daily news., 1920-06-04

MT. and Mrs. Claude Baker, of ldItarod, are passengers on the
The Nenana daily news., 1920-06-04

Mrs. Joe Fischer went to Fair banks on this afternoons train for several-day visit with friends in the upper town.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-06-04
JUST RECEIVED FRESH FRUITS, EGGS, HAMS, AT
 JOHNSON'S STORE. k1l
NEW MARTIN LAUNCH
 IS PLACED IN RIVER

The Martin launch, which was built by George Martin in his build ing on upper A. street, was placed in the water yesterday and trial spin today proved eminently satis- factory to the proud owner, who plans to make a voyage to the lower river in the new boat within the next few days.
 The craft is about 2S feet in length, with a beam of four and one-half feet, and is equipped with a 312 horsepower Standard engine. The boat rides high in the water, with a draft of only four inches, and is capable of making about four miles an hour against the current The bow is decked, with folding matches, and later in the season MT. Martin will put on a folding can opy.
 Mir Martin plans to steer direct for the Carlisle cannery, and may fish for month or so, but definite
The Nenana daily news., 1920-06-04
I'M CODY COMING
 10 NENANA STORE

James Cody, oldtime Fairbanksan, who is at present in charge of the Northern Commercial company's store at Ruby, has been assigned to duty in Nenana and will arrive here on the next boat to assume charge of the local establishment as agent of the big company, filling the place made vacant by the death recently 'of Larry O'keefe Mir. Cody would have arrived on the Washburn yes terday, but ice was still running in the Yukon when the Washburn reached Panama, and it was impos- sihle for him to get to Gibbon from Ruby to make connections.
 Announcement of the transfer was made to a representative of The News this morning by Superin- tendent Volney Richmond, who ar rived on the Washburn yesterday direct from the States on his an- nual rounds of the company stores in Alaska No decision has been reached as yet, however, he said, regarding the appointment of an agent to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Roy Hall, who repre- sented the company in the Tolovana.
 Mir. Cody resided in the Fair banks district in the early days of that camp, having been employed for a considerable time as gold dust buyer for one of the banks. Later he entered the employ of the North ern Commercial company and was sent to Ruby to take charge of the
The Nenana daily news., 1920-06-04
OVER-THE-ICE EGGS, $1.5O per dozen, at Fowler & Morris.
FAIRBANKS PLAYERS
 ACCEPT POST OFFER

The members of the Fairbanks baseball club have decided to accept the offer of the army team, of Fort Gibbon, to visit Fairbanks during the Independence Day celebration, and a wire urging the soldiers to make the trip up river was despatched to the army town this morning, in ac~ cordance with a decision reached at Ia meeting held last night. It was suggested in the wire that the Gib- bon team come prepared to stay sev- eral days, so that three-cornered series between Fairbanks, Nenana and the visitors can be arranged But there was no mention made of a return series at Gibbon later in the summer.
 Victor Brown, Fairbanks jeweler, was elected captain of the team at last nights meeting, but it will re- quire several more visits to the ball park before the lineup of the team will be known. An attempt will be made to stage a regular game on Sunday.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-06-04

NIGHT "Her Fathers Keeper" with Irene Howley and Frank Currier.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-06-04
COMMERCIAL CLUB ID MEET TONIGHT

Members of the Nenana Commer- cial club are reminded that the reg ular weekly meeting of the organ izatien will be held tonight at the usual place and at the usual hour. The meeting will be an important one, for the reason that preliminary plans probably will be made for cele- brating Independence Day, and it is hoped by the officers that all mem bers of the club will be on hand to take part in the proceedings.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-06-04

The steamer Washburn arrived in port at nine o'clock last night, en- route from the upper Yukon to Iditarod, by way of Fairbanks. The steamer is washing boilers here and will leave for Fairbanks sometime during the night.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-06-04

steamer Washburn, enroute to the lower river from a winter in the States. They went to Fairbanks by train today and will rejoin the steamer at the upper town. MT. Baker is cashier of the Miners & Merchants bank of Iditarod.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-06-04

The passengers arriving on the steamer Washburn last night, billed through to Fairbanks, were: Miss
The Nenana daily news., 1920-06-04

LISEUM-SUNDAY NIGHT Her Fathers Keeper" with Irene Howley and Frank Currier.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-06-04

plans will not be made until his ar rival on the lower river.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-06-04

OVER-THE-IcE EGGS, $1.5O pel dozen, at Fowler & Morris.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-06-04

store there. He has been acting as agent there for number of years.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-06-04

Audrey Rose, B. F. Boyker, Volney Richmond, c. Aarons, S. Dockham, 'C. w. Felch, and Frank J. Gusky. The Nenana passengers were Mrs. Robert Ogburn and Ralph Butcher. The Washburn also has a number of through passengers for the Idita rod.
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Mrs. H. c. James. accompanied by |
Mrs. w. c. James and Miss Gene James |
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Society

Mr.. Thomas Hume Mcdaniel by the
personnel Of the Baltimore division OF
the internal revenue. Mr.. Mcdaniel
has been transferred from that di-
vision to Hartford, Conn, and Mr..
Homer IT, Graham of st. Louis, who
the dinner. as were Mrs. MCDANIEL.
Miss Lucy Mcdaniel, the assistant
secretary of the Treasury and Mrs.
Jouett Shouse and q number of OIL
Gals in the internal revenue.
Mrs. Ladislas I4alaro, wife of Rep
resentatIye Lazaru, VITA their dausn-
lers, Miss Elaine Lazaro and Miss
heioise Lazaro. have returned to their
apartment at Falkstone Courts from
their home IN Loui Siana will be joined
early in December by Representative
LaZaro.
The minister of Sweden and Nine.
Ekengren, with the latters SISTER, Mrs.
Deming Jarves OF Dinard, France,
with several others. are the guests OF
their home in Louisiana and will be
joined early in December by represent
alive Lazaro.
Mr.. Ira Nelson Norris, minister to
Sweden, is in Washington for short
period. and today paiu his respects to
the Secretary of State.
Mrs. John w. Thompson has had as
her guests for the past three weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur ADeli. Mrs. Abel
is the daughter of the late Mr..
Dwight ]. Particle. !,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul de Hon Reed
have returned to their apartment at
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lTHE President and Mrs Wilson
have with them at the White
House the Presidents son-in-
law and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Bowles Sayre Of Cam
bridge. Mass, who arrived yesterday
afternoon. The President and Mrs. VIII
son met Mr.. and Mrs Sayre at the
Union station on their arrival.
Baroness Avezxana Honored.
The ambassador of Italy, Baron
Romano Avezzana, is in New York
for a few days. and will go to New
port at the end of the week to join
Baroness Avezzana and Miss Avez-
zana. who will remain on at the re-
ing Admiral and Mrs. William S.
Sims entertained at dinner at their
residence at the War College at New
port in honor of Baroness Avezzana,
when Mr.. and Mrs. George d. Mark
ham of st. Louis. who are the house
guests of Admiral and Mrs. Sims.
were among the guests.
The ambassador of Brazil. Augusta
Cochrane de Alencar, and the MEM
bers Of the embassy staff were the
guests at dinner last evening at the
Cosmos Club of Mr.. Lawrence Evans,
who is legal adviser to the embassy.
The party was given in celebration
of the Independence day of Brazil.
September Z.
The Secretary of the Treasury. Mr..
Houston, attended the dinner given
last evening in Baltimore in honor of
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for tho winter about the end of oc-

for the winter about the end Of Oc-
Rittes-Terry Weddinx.
Terry and Mr.. Paul Robert Ritter
took place this morning at 10 o'clock
at st. Patrick's Church, the rector.
Mgr. c. F.. Thomas. officiating. The
bride. who was escorted by her uncle.
Mr.. Alfred C. Hutchinson, wore q
smart navy blue tricotne suit en-
broidered in black. with a duvetyn
hat trimmed with pheasant p1umage
in orange yellow. Miss Zelda p. Jas
per was the maid Of honor and the
I best man was Mr.. Charles H. Bur-
den. Mr.. P. ]. Saffel and Mr. Charles
Is. Ford were the ushers. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ritter left Immediately after
the ceremony for an extensive we'd
ding trip.
The marriage of Miss Jessie B. Hill
and Mr.. Marshall N. Newell OF Rich
mond. Va. was quietly solemnized in
st. Johns Episcopal Church, Wash
ington. yesterday afternoon at 2
o'clock. the Rev. Edward Slater Dun
lap. assistant rector officiating. The
bride was attended by Miss Marie
Louise Hatcher Of this city. formerly
of Richmond. while the bridegroom
was attended by his brother. Mr.. Reu-
Following q brief northern trip Mr..
and Mrs. Newell will be at home after
October l at the Lafayette apart
ments, Richmond.
The marriage Of Miss Alice L. Ait
kens OF Houma, La, and Mr.. Norman
Charles Worden of Los Angeles. Calf.
was solemnized at the Sacred Heart
rectory Thursday evening. September
q, at o'clock. the Rev. E. Jerome
Winter officiating.
The marriage Of Miss Nina Burklin,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Achille E.
Burklin Of 1908 L sreet. Washington, to
Mr.. Roy w. Doolittle Of So Inwood place,
Buffalo, took place at the Presbyterian
Church of Inlet. N. Y, August o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doolittle will make their
home in Buffalo.
Mrs. H. c. James. accompanied by
Mrs. w. C. James and Miss Gene James
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All jersey silk mod
els with fancy plated
nounces. In gray,
wlstaria, green, Bel.
alan b lue, purple,
bia c K, purple and
brown.
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All jersey silk mod.
els a.. well a. . few
with satin and taMeta
hounceo, ribbon trim.
med. A few extra.
size models are lnciud.
ed. Al eelors.
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Me-, and down the shores Of Newhamp-
shire to Massachusetts,. Mrs. ST. Clair.
who is state regent Of the Daughters of
the American Revolution. will return to
Washington Saturday.
Mrs. Eleonorc s. Fish has just re-
turned from q three-week vacation
visiting her parents at Nadeau. Mich.
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Newly Arrived
Swagger Bags,
A.95 to $500

They are roemy. yet not too large
and add Tremendously to ones COS.
tune.
Made Of patent leather, zeal and al.
lioator;. In various aIxes and In brown.
cray, black or taupe.
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New Frocks,
S34.5O!

Crepe meteor dinner gowns,
trimmed with fine laee-hand.
somely beaded seoroette gowns
-redIngote gowns Of crepe de
chine.
With these some handsomely
embroidered MIononette dresses
and trIcotine froeks trimmed
with braldIna or beading In seif,
crystal, wood and oriental beads.
A most embractve collection
at 90 moderate a sale. price.
Other Fall Dresses, $3.50 to
t22s.
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Of Waterford. Va, are at Craig Hall. At.
.lantic City, to remain for a short time.

Mrs. Emma Sanford Shelton, presi-
dent Woman's Christian Temperance
Union. District of Columbia, and Mrs
Ella M. Drew, Chevy Chase, Nd, are at
Atlantic City for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur B. Shelton. Mr..
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Charles L. Shelton and Mr. Archibald
Adkins of Chevy Chase, Md, are also
| in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Francis A. st. Clair. who has
been spending the summer touring the
states OF Maine, Massachusetts, and New
Hampshire. is motoring with her son
l from the White mountains to Portland,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-08
A Favored centemeri Glove is
The Bandalette
at $3.50

So smart for wear with fali suits Or
feoeies.
2.clasp to meet the new Iona
sleeves, with pearl clasps and Wide
wrist. bands.
Finished with wide tWo.tone en-.
broldery On the back and In all Of the
most wanted new coiors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-08

Miss Helene Hamilton. who has been
the guest Of Mrs. Charles D. Helmbold
at her cottage, at White Sulphur
Springs. has Joined her father, Bisnop
John Hamilton, and will go with him to
Maine for the remainde Of the month.