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New-York tribune., 1920-04-08
The Stage Door

Oliver Morosco yesterday announced
that this summer. or late in the spring,
he will offer revival Of Richard Wal
ton Tully's Hawaiian drama The Bird
Of Paradise" in one Of his theaters.
he intends to secure several members
Of the original cast who appeared in
the play when it was drst presented
IN New York at Maxine Elliott's
Theater about eight years ago.
Willie Collier Will be host at the
stage children's box party to be given
today at the extra matinee OF SHAY
ings' A dozen stage children, all
playing in New York theaters, are tax
ing advantage of this special Easter
Week performance to see their class
mate, Lillian Roth, aged eight. in one
OF the leading roles at the knicker-
booker.
Selwyns announced last week for pro-
duction they have added a tenth in
the purchase this week Of drama
written by Samuel Shipman and j. r.
..t5y.
Following to-nights performance Of
The Mute by A. Weyter, at the Jew
ish Art Theater. which is testimonial
rendered TO Ben-Ami, Will come Hen
rietta Schnitzer's evening" She has
chosen Thursday, May {, for her even
ing. and play by Mark Arnstein. en-
titled Naomi in which Nine. Schnit-
zer assumes the leading role, VIII be
produced.
The Amercanization committee OF
the National Federation OF Music Clubs
announces that it viii stage a musical
spectacle, The Farmers Frolic," at the
Lexington Theater. beginning Monday
evening, April 26. Several special num-
bers will be introduced, including
choruses, dances and tabloid version
of the Gilbert and Sullivan opera
Trial by jury
From. Sunday, April 1s, when he
takes charge, TO Saturday, April "a.
when ne will open it as a motion pic
ture theater. Hugo Riesenfeld VIII
spend 900 in renodelng and re-
decorating the Criterion Theater. Cecil
B. De Miles "Why Change Your
Wife," will be the first attraction.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-08
NIGHT

Meeting Of the Citizens Union. Bush Ter
ninai Auditogiurn. i5o West Forty
r, ,5seI second l.. stteet re- IS P M. nj -.uos n,.,,o.
Fellowship. National Arts Club.
Dinner OF the Manufacturing Perfumers'
Association Hotel Biltnore.
Meeting OF the American Physical Educa-
ton Society. Waldorf a storia p m
Meeting and dinner of the American Wine
Growers Association. Waldorf-Astoria.
state Fights dinner and dance. waldorf
Dinner Of tho Baptist Social Union. Hotel
Concert and dance Of the Hamilton College
Musical Club, Hotel Commodore
Assembly District. dotel Pennsylvania.
Meeting Of the Beta Chapter Tau Epsilon
Phi Fraternity, Hotel Pennsylvania. .
l0ance Of Belvsdere Post, American Legion.
Hotel Pennsylvania
rinner and dance OF the Mechanics and
Metals National Bank. Hotel Pennsyi-
vania.
D.nner Of the United Neighborhood Houses
Smoker Of the Laundrymen's Club. Hotel
Pennsylvania, p
Dinner and dance Of the Mexican Pilgrim
Concert and dance of che Thsater Assem-
bly,, Hotel Astor. s =.
Meeting OF the Arst organization OF the
veterans of Chateau hierry &ew
York City. 1th Regiment Arnsory. p. N.
Neeting Of the Illuminating Ed caring
society. Eng neering Societies i-Gildins,
- Vest Thirty Street, y. ~
Cot together" dinner OF the Antilles Post.
American Legion. Cafe Sayar.n Lgai-
p, be b, sgiidine. 80 ?. n.
~an on The BABY the Girl and
Mother Public School e5. Van Slclea
street. near Mex Road, Brooklyn, Is
BOARD OF EDUCATION LECTURES
Manhattan
..T U-o-fa -
New-York tribune., 1920-04-08

To the nine new plays which the
Selwyns announced last week for pro-
duction they have added tenth in
the purchase this week Of drama
written by Samuel hipman and J r
H4thX
New-York tribune., 1920-04-08
Going On To-day
DAY


American Museum of Natural History;
admission free.
Metropolitan Museum of Art: admission
Van Cortlandt Park Museum: adra.sson n
re Aquarium; admission free
Biological Park admission IS cents.
Address by William J. Henderson en-
Music and Liberty: American Acad-
ny einy ot Arts and Letters. Chemists
LECTURE by Montague Free on Alpine ald
Rock Plants; Brooklyn Botanic Garden.
a7s Washington Avenue. p. n.
Luncheon and meeting OF the Broadway
Convention Of he l.. J. sslznlck Enter
pr!ses, Hotel Astor. 10 a m.
Get together" luncheon OF States People.
Hotel Gregorian. 1s.4s a.
lecture by William Bel Dinsmocr on The
elimination OF Greek Architecture ii the
Age OF Pericles Principles of Design :
metropolitan Museum OF Art. p.
Noting Of the Professional EleIae ntary
Forty second Street and Third Avenue,
Luncheon Of she Rotary Club. Brooklyn,
Meeting OF the National Opera Club, Wal
dorf-Astorla. y. N.
Meeting OF the Haarlern Philharmonic So
ciety. Waldorf Astoria II a
Entertainment OF the Athene Club, Wal
forr Astoria. p. m.
state. Waldorf Astoria, =.
Musical OF the Euterpe club, Waldorf
Astoria, II a. III.
Mating OF the Southland Club, Waldorf
Astoria. p.
Convention OF the American Physical Edu-
cation Society. Waldorf-Astoris all dag
Resident Buyers luncheon. Retail MiIlin-
cry Association 'dorf- f-Astors, Il so
.. n
change waldorf Astoria, 10 a m
Convention or the Manufacturing Perfum- :
ere Association, Hotel B!ltmOre.
y Nhltd For Sa le ~ a motion picture deal
ing with the high coxt Of living and the
rent problem Will be screened the
Wurlitzer Fine Art Hall, lls West Forty :
first street. 4.5Q ? n.
Exhibition OF prints for home decoration
6y the American Federation OF Arts.
Pratt Institute. Brooklyn, 10 a. TO 9
y. NJ, Z p. N. 10 81 y.
Address by Alvin c. York his personal
experiences during the Great War. at a
luncheon Of the Rotary Club Hotel Nc
Allin. - 20 D II
New-York tribune., 1920-04-08

American Museum of Natural History;
admission free.
Metro politan Museum OF Art; admission
free.
Van Cortland. Park Museum; admission
IS cents
New-York tribune., 1920-04-08

Ths Next Storyy-Jimmy Skunk Gsts
4 Shock.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-08

Mrs. Charles A. Moore. of Green
wich. Conn, viii sail next week for
Monte Carlo, where SIZE VII visit her
daughter the Duchess Torlonia. who is
there with her children Mrs. Colby
NJ Chester. also Of Greenwich, will
join her sister, the Duchess Torlonia,
about June !
New-York tribune., 1920-04-08

Peter Christian Schon, secretary Of
the Danish Legation. and his bride,
who was Miss Karen Eybor, will sail
to-day for Denmark. DuriNg his alb
sence Captain Ma,the Brun, Of the
Danish army VIII assume his duties as
sscretary Of the legation.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-08

Mrs. Sarah Roberts Lawton. widow
o Newbury B. Law.on. jr.. will become
Bartholomew's Church of John c.
Waterbury, son Of James ~ Water
bury, IF Spencer House. Westchester
Mrs. Raymond Pearsall Will be Mrs
Lawton's only attendant and Lawrence
Waterbury will be his brothers best
man. The ceremony will be followe
by small reception at the Ritz Carl
TON
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-22
|R(|GRQsS PLAIS
HIBIElTRlLLGA[L
Eil Begin On Armistice
Dsy and Last Until
Thanksgiving.

ny rurth Red Cross RoE Call WIN
"a fnms ATutstice Day. Nov. u,
~ 5Sing Day, Nov. Is, 1870.
s. E0d - .roll can viii extend over
Idnger Period than the signing up"
6d III an By i've days Each
rRniregly Of TIE ending Of the world
2pNili h IN occasion for renewing
rfnbS1hip n the Red Cross and the
,3nd objective Will be universal mem
f1li6 Which Is appropriate for q zeal
& shlre s not much likelihood Of 1t
IsIig reached.
me obigatims Of the Red Cross,
1laclkare financed by the annual dol
mberships, include continue
fIMscE measures in behalf Of Ameri-
Vetefans Of the World War, par
ClisrIyEth disabled, service for the
my: snd Navy under all conditions,
6yelcpment Of stout international re-
ifanee "a disease through Health
lenders; Increase Of thu eountGs
lFsinE resources and cooperation
llt Official agencies, continued pre-
rltedhess for disaster relief, Home
Service and community work, and com
1|eEicnsof RELIEF work among the war
khausted and disease-ridden peoples
gslSeas.
Il & Z iittle early yet for any plans
; \ h6xa haan made for the Fourth
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-22

Tery s+est has bean quite N ths
past fen days.
Nm. Chapman Norris, Of Wiley
stest, Is recovering from assvere III
ness.
Frank selby, Of Morgantovn. was
the guest Of Mr. and Mra George
Shoemaker Sunday.
Mrs. Ella Selby, Of Morgantuvn.
spent Monday Afternoon with Mrs.
George Shoemaker, while en- route
home from visiting her daughter at
Clarksburg.
Misses Margaret and Virginia
Hough, Of Morgantown, are guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Goodnight IN
Market street Their mother, Mrs.
Lille Hough, spent Sunday here also.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-22
EAST SIDE
NEWS :
Business Meeting.

q business meeting Of the Ladies'
Aid society Of the Palatine Baptist
thrrck was held last evening at the
church. Arrangements were COM
pleted for the Apron Social which will
6 held at the church on Friday even
iEg. Aninteresting program OF songs
md retitauons will be given and a
rood time is anticipated.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-22
From Carksburc.

Rev. and Mrs. John W. Brown and
Title daughter, Of Clarksburg. arrived
kere Saturday. Mrs. Brown and
laughter viii remain with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Lloyd,
Nhile her husband is in attendance
q the Northern Baptist Convention
Il Buffalo, June % TO 20.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-22

mother. IN ]. b Brown. Of Belle,
vernon, Pa and sister, Ara :; \.
Maxwell, md SON MyTon, Of Pth.
burgh Also D1yid Crawford Of
Homestead. Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Max
wen and son accomnar'ed Pev 90
don home IN his automobile On his 70.
Turn from Pittsburgh last satulv4y.y
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-22
pRJznNlr
7hHqpsy Help % HsalA

Many .costly case Of TYPHOID teEe,
could haze been prevented, had M
Tonic BEEN taken IN time. It cleanses
the blood, stimulates the Liver, In
duces blEel regularity and generally
butlds up the system. Sold BY Crane $
drug store and Forneys drug store,
next to Traction office ,t
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daughter, Miss Agnes, have returned
from a weeks visit among relatives
at Clarksburg and Pickens. W. Va.
At Clarksburg they visited Dana and
Luther Doolittle and at Pickens they
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-30

glosy I to samo poparcie iak W pra-
Szan. ObywateIe / ~Obywatelki!
Dnia ego listopada odbeda sic wy
bory / W dniu tym spodziewam sle'
IL nile zapomnicie oddaG mi swole
wyborach. Urzad o kt6ry sic uole-
gam 20 rag trzeci Jest bardzO waE-
ny, gdyz W nastepnej legislature
przyjda pod obrady wiele waznyra
spraw tyczacych sic a PolakoW,
wiec powinniScie dokladae wszelkich
staran, ably mice ma urzedach lax
najwiecej naszych rodak6w. Wiasnle
podczas mego urzedowania przedsta-
wiono Bill, ably udzielaC nauki W szko
fach tax parafialnych, jak i publics-
Pych tylko W jezyku angielskim. u
t6z Ia mojem staraniem I z pomoca
innych representative Bill ten umo-
reno. Wykazuje to, IL p~otrzebriemy
iak na5wiecej nasZyeh rodak0w, ably
stall IA stray naszych spraw spoie-
cznych. Moi reKord wykazuje, Il "a
stalem po stronie moich roda-
k6w, IL pracowalem ma dobro ludzi
mego dystryktu 4 spodziewam ste IL
dGta $50 listopada, W dzien wybo-
row oddacie mi swoje glossy, abym
m6gi nadal was representatives, | STAG
ma stray wasZego dobra.
Nazwisko mole znaidziecie " ko-
Iumnie Demokratycznej, pierwsze
ma urLad Reprezentanta do Lesisla-
tury. 0gi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-30
U Harcerzy wPolo.

Pc bocznej piaszczystej dro-
DE sunie nasz woz, zaprzezony
W pare chiopskich konikow.
Cd czasu do czasu siychat
Swist bata i nawolywania wozni-
cy.
Okolica falista. Tu lasek, tam
zagajnik, jakby stworzony ma ba-
zantownie. Tylko inne przeIaty-
wafy tn jeszcze wczoraj bazanty
- szrapnele i granaty.
Mijamy wieS> N.
Me jedzcie dalej - mowia
baby. zapytane o kierunek dal--
szej drogi. Zarzezaja was bolsze-
wicy, jak ksiedza w Wyszynie
zarzezaiy. Wczoraj ich tu nasi
trzech ubili pod stogiem siana.
Kozacy - wiadomo, nar6d msci-
wy. Wsocza sic po lasach, z "a
gorki bsda strzelac. Szablami "a
'siekaja-
Pomimo tych ostrzezeh, jedzie
my dalej.
Rzezki ranek dodaje otuchy.
Krajobraz monotonny, smutny,
Groza wojny wisi mad MIN. Biaie
Iepary wl6cza sic po mokrych IA,
kach i powoli, bardzo Powoli ida
w gore. Prey drodze truPy koni
Z prawej strony ,zachwias sig "a,
gajnik. SiychaG trzaSk iamanych
gaiezi.
- Bacznosc! Kozacy.
Me. To samotna, zabsakan7
krowa- Patrzy IA mas iagodnem;
giupiemi oczyma.
Nastroj sic poprawia-
Eskortujacy mas zolnierz opo'
wiada dzieje ostatnich dni.
- Prosze sobie wyobrazie -
mdwi - re ma tasim, jak ten trzt
sacym w6zku przewozimy ran
nych lie ci biedsey nacierpia. Z
poczatku ME mogiem znosic icf
iekow. w drodze ~umieraja. Te-
rag p~rzyzwyoailem sic. Gdyb,
chociat jeden, diva wozy ambu
lansowe. Ale ME many mic. "
drabinach ma ssomie. Tward;
rzecz wojna.
Gawedzac, pHejezdzamy o.
wsi do wsi. Wszedzie te same o
strzezenia: ME jedieie dalej."
Ale roesaz rozkazem. w S
spotykamy patrol N1go p. p. Je
stesmy bezpieczni. w wesoien
towarzystwie doeieramy do K
Trafiamy ma miejsce postoju lie
komp. 1go batalionu wilehskie-
go.
! Oblega mas grenada c~hiopcow
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lot II. Schwabo
ADWOKAT

40 ~. La Sale ui -Pok6j 62f ga
(s.ssi EnAssr Ddttiae-f vi sus H,,s tSfl
e yi<r1ts srS1 vtsKku Iistf1
N \. catnl Psrk A~ Pig M1vrskss IN
T4&ss Irving M,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-30
Zwycieskim Szlakiem,

stall przedstawiony do nVirtuti
Militari." Niemala to ola harcer,
silva chluba.
- Jak sic nazywa?
- Olgicrd Zaborowski. Me me-
jeszcze lat IL.
A inni?
Jest ich w mojej kompanii s
warszawiakow. DWu d~osiuzylc
sic luz siefzantostwa. Reszta M
20 dwie i try naszywki - ME
"a darmo. Wszystko awansy pc
bitWach.
\ rannych mieliScie duzo'
Nasza kompania harcersks
tylko pod Wronami krwawo sig
okupiia. Wyszli tam Z szeregu !
postrza}ami: Pociej W}adys}aw
(przestrzelone pfuco), Paszkow
ski Eugeniusz, Debamga, Lewan
dowicz MieczysIaw, Los Jacek
Tozef Chrzanowicz.
Chlopcy zblizaja sig do mas
Me krepuje ich obccnoSc ,wyso
kiej szarzy' porucznika dowod
cy. Kochaja go, jak ,,druha". Bio
"a udzial w rozmowie. Jedei
przez drugiego dorzuca jaki
szczegol.
Tap bylismy pc szyje W wo
die. Tam pc pas w b}otach nac
Dziaid6wka. Ale wyciagnelism.
karabiny maszynowe.
- A ME jesteScie zmeczcni?
Macie wszystkiego dosyc?
- Me bardzo. Wiclki brak bic
lIznv. Koszul ME many j ciepiycl
sweaterow. Noce teraz zlmne
Piaszcze i koce nalpotrzebniej-
see!
- Badzcic spokojni! Warsaw
o TEN pomySli. T'ylko trudno 81
? wami potaczyc, trudno wiedzie
! gdzie jestescie, a jeszcze trud
niei dotrzcc do was pc tych wer
tepach...
Zmrok zapada. Gas sic zegnat
Kompania ma zarzadzone ostr
pogotowie. Jutro wymarsz ma nc
We pozycye W STRONG Przasnysz;
Ostroleki, Sladami uciekajac'
armii bolszewickiej. Miodociar
zosnierze musza sic wyspac.
Do widzenia!
Do widzenia - odpowiad
Choir mlodych giosow.
- Prosimy o gazety, o pisma
- Dostaniecic wSzystko. Przy
pomne O was Warszawie. Odwc
lam sic do lud2i, azeby pamietal
o was.
dotrzymuje obietn:cy. Do Gle
bic. Ludu polski, zwracam
s!owa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-30

Sami harcerze. Ma twarzach ra--
dose. Zarzucaja mas ~pytaniami:
- Skad? Czy ma dfugo? Co
przywozimy? Czy Brzest napra-
VIDE zdobyty? Biaiystok czy "a
Ijety?
Odpowiadamy krotko, zwiezle,
po zolniersku:
Chiopcy rzucaja sic ma dore--
czane sobie .,paczki."
"a chwile jestesmy w przyjaz-
nj. Prowadza mas do swojego do
wodztwa. Por. K, sam harcerz,
pozniej zoinierz' re slynnych
strzelcow kaniowskich, uwaza
mas "a swoich goSci.
Otrzymujemy obfity podwie--
czorek. Jak smakuje! Moi Boze
Tloczymy sic w c~iasnej izdebce
dokoia stoiu.
- Jake nasi skauci' - pytam
porucznika.
- Jak starry zofnierze. Bija sic
doskonale. Kornpanja harcersks
w naszym baonie ma juz "a SODA
GAIA historye. Sformowala sic W
Whine i stamtad wyszla w mo
mencie krytycznym, osianiajac
odwr6t. Droga byla dfuga i ciez,
ka. Otto jej etapy: K~ozienice, So,
k6ika, Biafystok, kapy, Ostrow
Rozan, Mak6w, Karniew, Pre-.
wodowo, NasieIsk, zosadowo,
Wrony mad Wkra, Ciechandw.
Konopki. A zawsze Z hasfem
.,wrocimy"!
Straty byiy?
- Bog strzegl, ME DUE, ale
krwia trzcba by1o wkupic sic dc
armii regularnej. Chtopcy MO
bill sic kilka razy i to teso. Go
r2ca sprawe mieliSmy niedawno
l5go sierpnia pod zoladowem
Wronami. Tam polegli naprawds
bohaterska sm~iercia: Wojciecl
Bobiatyhski, harcerz wilehski, ka
pral, Miroslaw Wladys}aw z Sol
ca mad Vista, szeregowiec i Hry
niewiecki Roman z Bialegostoku
szeregowiec.
- Vice to ME sami wilnlanie
Tax. Many harcerzy z roz
maitych stron Polski. Me brak icl
Ii z Warszawy. Dzielnych zwfas;
GA instruktorow dostarczyt
nam warszawska druzyna stree
lecka. Jeden z tych chsopcow, "a
chowas sic bardzo dzielnie POI
Wronami. Podejmuiac kontrata!
z wasnej inicyatywy, W civil
kiedy kompania by'a okrazon'
przez przewazajace SHY bolszewi
ckie, wprost uratowal sytuacye
Wystarczy, jezeli powiem, ze 20
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s SdQZ1mY, II teraz jHt stosowna chwla Zwr6cenia VAN uwagh u czas
{ switeeuy 81 szybko zbh1a jk rk ro@nie bedNecie z pewnScla cnceh
q urusAs6 pieniadze do Kraju, jake podarunh Gwiazdkowe zaS W Pofaczenu
81 = powyIzzem smsownen bedzie nadmenie, liz pienadze powlnny oyc "ysaine
& ikajwczesnisj, xzeby dGzy do r4k Potzebujacych W stosoWna hWnf
81 Przadwcuua ia sugestya Wzeylek pknelnych jest przez mas rooionas gay
Z ssdxsmy, il " twh czasach niebywale dotad sunny bea WysytEane 90 hHeW
/ @uannmyeh, . o z powodu naghch i koniecnych potTzeo sz1anc
8 EuroUy a nie obem bardno nkka waun pokkich pieney Wilma "asza-
Z eheis do przeAania pieuiedzy, % " innym rane prswdopodoone oy Sig "e
- Edarzyh
latdch pro.z1yh, sy panowasy nonslne stnunki, pieniad1e "a
81 swIea wuvhn byy " pSMwie hub pry kohcu Latopada i@z wNawszy poo
- waze cSmra jexzen ME ustlona ufuge poctowa orazk oeJoWe epdogo1-
I MEM uaumace s1czeg6nie " Europie przeyfki tahe wymaga!a; eokor"1eA
w iBuaueeo cxsvu, @dzimy wic, Il wPaynie to n a WasSa korzyse, tai pO"vE
N$ sc xSt1H Wam prZodstaw1sne
us WIGFZYmY, u uaga nazza " og6tnosi stale sic polepsza jest to
&% ua -era ntencys ora da5noSciA stale komunikowac sic z naszymlj za9gEa-
81 niurrymi fDrnpondeutami a5ebyamy mgh cd mich oHzymyWac aoa"ana1
~ &c GRAZ Ex~aArwe u&ngl
WIemy s1arto, Il korkmencye many slna, oraz IL czasami- ME "a
- -~- rtacya nsza lest cckofwiek wyzza, lez sadzrmy, IL usuga, ktora
Y Wxn u4ieAmy przewy1ua cakowGie r6znce zaledWle kK cHH0"a
= ZaWladamlaIny zarszem, ii ik przedtem, tax teraz oddGemy.
wzu@kin dObrs us4uge, przes co drafty, kabogramy oHz money orders
xwykle wyyylane " "a godIn po Otzymaniu Waszego zamo"1enla.
NdCufaln1G saAui cafkowhej ME przypsuJemy Il tyko sone, gayE
wiemx n omo Waza bya nan bardzo pHydatna isadAmy, IL nadal bsoz-
ee 2 nmi vsp6pracowae oraz pOpierae czyao Poska Organ!zaeye, n ktora
stoia PohcybinesNd II swym majatkem ponad Jeden POI Million DN&ro",
asbySn nadal mogh utzymae naza ddad doskona4a usuge.
NadmienidHy DALE, II oTwIERAMY KoNTA o~SzczEDNo-
ScIOWE 10 Polkiej PocstoUej Kasic Oszczednoici oraz tnnych 7dsrd-
niznych bnkach. ~-
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Pamietaj o harcerach wien
skich. Zanotuj sobie: pulk POI,
battalion l. kemp: 1. Same jedyn-
XII, A miejsce postoju? sztab dy-
wizyi pusk. Koca zawsze o tenn
,oirformn;e z. D.
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matter, and already has the nec-
essary arrangements well under
way.
There will be a space or booth
whore there will be a general IL
lustration of the county nurse s
work. Sick room appliances and
conveniences will be exhibited and
the care of the sick and especially
the care Of babies will be i1lustrat-
ed. There will be supply of lit
erature and leaflets for general
circulation to all who may want
them.
Then the Minneapolis Headquar-
ters of the Northern Division of
the American Red Cross are send
ing out a demonstrator in first aid
principles. He will give one or
more talks each day, showing ap-
proved methods of applying band
ages, and giving temporary and
immediate aid in connection with
sall kinds Of accidents and injuries.
He will also explain the need of
the family medicine chest and its
necessary contents. This work will
be identical with what was given
at the Statee Fair the past, two
years.
The Minneapolis headquarters are
sending out health clown that
will afford fun and amusement for
all, especially the children, and will
help stir up interest in public
health problems. The health clown
is now used all over the United
States at fairs and challenges at
tention to health problems most
effectively.
Red Cross officials at Philip hope
that there may be a general atten-
dance Of people over the county
interested in Red Cross and pub
lie health matters and that some
time during the fair there may be
an opportunity for one Or more in
formal conferences on the needs
of this work in Haakon county.
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Notice of Hearing Petition for
Letters of Administration.

State of South Dakota, County
of Haakon, SIS.
InCounty Court within and for
said County.
In the matter Of the Estate of
J. M. Laughlin deceased.
The State Of South Dakota sends
Greeting to the following named
persons: Eva S. Laughlin, Alice L.
Laughlin, Milesville, South Dakota,
Elsie v. Schoniger, Redfleld, South
Dakota, Clarence J. Laughlin,
Pierre, South Dakota, Mrs. Flor
ence +. Ilg, Midland, South Dako-
ia, heirs at law Of ]. M. Laughlin,
deceased.
You and each Of you are hereby
notified that Eva S. Laughlin has
filed in the County Court Of Haa-
kon County, State of South Dako-
ta, her petition asking that Eva
.. Laughlin be- appointed admins
stratrix Of the estate Of j. M.
Laughlin, deceased, and that said
petition has been set for hearing
at termsof said Court to be held
at the Office Of County Judge, in
the City Of Philip in said County,
on the11th day of September, 1920,
ut the hour of ten o'clock IA. MI,
This notice to be published once
each week for three successive
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RED CROSS AT THE
HAAKON COUNTY FAIR

The Haakon County Red Cross
is making arrangements to furnish
both an exhibit and some enter
tainment at the county fair which
Is to be held here next week. Mrs.
Lillian Alger, the county nurse,
Is giving active attention to the
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drive it over the state with bowl
OF goldfish in the back seat. The
idea is to drive it without spill
ing any of the goldfish, and so far
none Of them have been spilled,
although the car has been driven
over country roads and rough city
streets.
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Have you insured your AUTO
MOBILE. II not can 1t BANK
OF PHILIP md set POLICY.
we can insure You against FIRE
and LIGHTNING, TORNADO,
THEFT and TRANSPORTATION
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You will want new suit for
HaakOn COunty's Big Fair. See
K. ]. Fancher at once. New SAM
pies. Fit guaranteed.