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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-01

President Wilson, jak Sc y Wa
shingtonu oznamnje. ncmh 4.
myslu nznnii Irsko jako neodvisly
stat. ink zad1 NJ v npclu, pfcdlo.
zentm mu Eumonnem DE Valerol,
presidcntcm Irskt )republiky =
Stanoyisko administered Spoje
uSch stain Nloacno bnde mn M
hlcdu, ~ ncni zhdnych podminek
pro iakoyc uznani, ponayadz skl-
teen1 ylada dosud nebyla zfizcnn
De Valera postal apel icnto
prcsidenlu Wilsonoyi po 4, kdyl
zjisiil, ze odbor stdtu nemd V q
myslu poskyinouti mu uvhaenl
President odcyzd0l apel odboru
Sidiu, kde nyni SO ccka na ieho
insirukcc. Neni dosud jisto, bnde'
II na icuio APPEL odpoveddno ytbec
Ma komunikacc Martcnsovy, "a
siupce soyetskt vlhdy We Spojc
n}ch Siatech, ncbyln nikdy po'
sldna odpovtd. lfednici odboru
sthiu maji "a 10, b. president ne.
odpoyi De valcrovi take ncyy
IA z6dntho 1fcdniho oznalneni
proc zddosii 0 uznhni lrskf rcpn
blisy nemizc byti vyhoydno
Iprayy, doslf 2 lrskn, naznaan
j., r. behem poslcdniho tydne do
sIo IN X daIsim boufim a nhsilno
stem. Ntkolik lidi bylo usmrcenc
poraneno pfi srazkdch 3 polici
pfi jinych nepofddcieh, ku kite
rym doslo Belfastu n jinyel
clstech Irsku Y sobotl minuleh'
iydnc n v ncdtli. V IIrodfordn
okrcs Limerick, usmrccn byl uci
,s,, ktcrg neposlcchl ySzvy angli
ck(ch voj6kd, nby sc zasiayil '
rnppoq0inu, okrcs Waterford
konsiebl byl nebezpedne poranir
tfcmi yyzbrojcnymi null Y Bel
fastn poranfn byl stfclnou ranol
dflnik V nedtli rhno m eesie i
dOm0yu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-01
PRESIDENT WILSON NEMA Y
OMYSLU vYnOvtT| 1ADOSTI
0 UzNANl |RSkE REpUbLIKY
v Irsku doilo k novym nisinostem. Sim Fei
niste obvinovan re zaloieni katastro-
faln;ch pozarG Liverpoolu.

paindet sklndisc v Liycrpoolu Il
Bottle, pfcdmcsti, hlavne skladi.
ste Livcrpoolskf bavlnAfskt spo
Iccnosii, bylo zapdlcno soboiu
minuleho tfdnc vcecr, Dvt bayl
ndfskd sklodisie Iiycrpoolu by
Ia poidrcm 2nitcna n gasolinov,
nddoby n parafin byly nalezcny +,
jciieh blizkosti. Polcic oznhmila
zc slime dnkazy nasvaddnji tomu
ze po2dry tyto jsou praci Sim Fci
nistu.
po vypuknuti poadrd doslo i
stfclba. M policisty, naltaajici ;,
mn scene, bylo vysifcleno a poll
cisii m stfelbn odpoyadfli. Jc
den civlista byl usmrcen, Pt'
NUN bylo zaifcno We spojcni
ttmiio poadry,
Iiycrpoolskf correspondent
londynskdho casopisu Evening
Telegram oznomuje, 10 ahhii, ne
pochybne Sim lfeinisty, 2ap6lo
no bylo dvanhci bayIndfskyci
skladist u ntkolik dieyaiskych 0
hrnd. Nekolik poadrd fddilo M
icdnou. ink ~ bylo nntno poyo
Iaii vsechny hnsitske brigddy
mesta ! okoIi.
Ma ~ IN 10, ~ znlo2eni itcht'
poiarn ic odvetou Sim Fcinistl
IN uddlosii v Duplina Pravi SO
F2c urditt plhny odveiy proti an
glickym mtstim, ine2i nimia MI
leznla sc hlavnt mesta Liverpoo
Il Manchester, byly pfijaty. Pro
vcdeny byly c6sietnd v Liver
pooln, Vsude jindc zostfcn byl do
zor a ucin6nn yscchna opatfen
prot moznym poknslim o zpiiso
beni skod. V Liverpooln doslo
sirelbe M policisiy 10 zdh s.
nnsyidfoyaii tomu, ae Sim Fei
nist6 We svpch odycidcl Y anpli
ckSeh mastcch uzivuji stcjnSel
method jako V Irsku
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-01

Moskevska yldda, jak Sc ozna-
muic z Cafihradu, uvedomila Mn-
stafa Kcmala pasu, vddce ture-
ckych nacionalistd, ze povaaovaii
budc dalsi turecky postup do Ar,
menie za piidinn k ydlcc. Dcpesc
tato, jak Sc prayi, byla posldna '
d0sIedku zm6ny vlddy Y Armenii
George t'iccrin, soyitsky zahra,
nicni ministr, zddal odvolani Tur.
XII k zdpadnimp bfehu Arpa.ChaI
fcky a informoval nncionalistickor
vladu v Angora, &e smlouva, u2a
vfena v I5restu liteysk6m, povn
aIjc Sc nm ncplatnon.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-01
Cernosi tvofi sed-
minu pottu obyvatel
m9sta Baltimore

Poeet tcrnosskbbo obyyatclsiy'
mtsin Baltimore, Nd, je 1Os,3OO
die sdeIeni cepsoyni dfadoyny v
Wasbi1gtoDf ceIkoyy potet bic
no obyystelstvn je G25,N4 V de-
viii letecb pocet cernocbd V Bal
iiInore zyysiI se 0 1904. Y Gin
cinnati nnpoctepo bylo eernoehI
$685. We yeIkgch ji2ntch mssieoI
poeet cerDobSkfbo obyyAtelsiyn {
Dfeo pOkIesl, coA nosytdtuje 70
mn, &e eerDoM stnhnji W. IN seye1
nepfetrzitk,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-01

pr0plavovdho pdsma. soucasne ..
znaInil, he je jcho pfdnim. ably '
budoucnosti panoyaly nejpfdtel-
SttjM styky mezi Panamou u Spo.
jcnymi Staty. Pozdeji president
Porras pfekrocil pomezi ma ane'
ricke 1zemi n prohlGsil v feci syl
k senhtoru IInrdingoyi, ze je 0
vlhddn siejnymi tuAbami Ccsia
PanamskSm prdpIavem byla ja
kousi iDspekci yodni cesty, Senh
tor Harding jcviI o vsechno znat
~ zdjem d nechal se sezndmitl y,
ysemi probItmy fizeni prdpIayll
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-01
Harding navstivil
Panamsky prdplav

Move zyoleny president Spojc.
Dyeb siatd, Harding projeI Pa'
namskym prhpJayem od frIsto'
baIn X Paeificktmu pobfezi u ~
ystupu do PaDamskf repubJ'ky
yyoku1 4 presjdeDicm Porrasen
osobnj pozdrayy, Senator HARDING
yyaoyjl take nadfjj V JepN styk,
mezj gpojengmi Sfhfy . Ponamou
Harding wollayI, NJ jedoh 10
Iiko lsk0 soukromS obfan . II
jcdpG ~ . i0formhjDf nhvsffu
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-01
,STRASLlvA IRA.
CEDlE MA FARME v
DEN DlKUVZDANi
Nebrasky farmaf usmrtil
ienu a III sve ditky
sekyrou.

Il pendef, Neh,, ~ ognamuici
po zahiii msy Y obedu ma Den
nisuvalani, George III, Dinkluge,
81 roxy s,ary iarmaf, bydlici osm
mil na sapad oj tohoto mes,a, vc
Wayne okresu, poufil s,einc sc.
'kyrky L usmrecni sve leny u tri
di,ek, Ctvrit ditko. rok stare, ie Y
nemocnici, poranSno taktdf selly.
rou. avsak lekafi vyslovuii nadeji
Iy icho saehovali. farm6f po stra.
slivtm tinu sam 81 sproyodi Sc
jsvala,
Dmklage o polcdnach v6noval
Sc prehliacni svych zapiskovJch
kni2ck a die sdalcni 81. Tonjcsoye,
M farmo pracujici, ievil poklcs.
lostn Il mysli nasledkcm niskych
cen rarmdiskych produktn n sta.
le mluvil o tom, Se letosniho roku
ztrati mnoho pence Odchral Sc
po IL mn sousedni farmu, kde sa.
koupil husu, iis wal do slcpidni.
ku, ably il zabil, Jcho manaelka
u ditky provdsely icj, kdya Sel IN.
biti husu pro obad na Den Dikn-
vzdani.
Po zabiti husy obrh,il larmdf
zfcjme sekyru proti svt manselcc,
je2to jeff mrtyola : hlayou roz.
poltcnou sekyrou nalezcna byla
slcpicniku. Ella, 3 roxy stard, ma
lezena byla mrtva podle sve ma
tky. Glenn, 4 roxy stary, nepo-
chybnt ntekl se sceny vraSdy, ne.
bot Jeho mrivola nalezena byla
sSpcr, kde byl otccm obeSen na
provozu, pfipevnencm k trdmu.
Byl jeste siv, kdyS byl nalezen,
avsak zcmrel ncmoenici, ani2 by
nabyl vddomi
Dinklage po td odebral Sc do
obydli, kde 2 roxy stnrd dccruska
Edna n nemluvn6 nultzuly Nc M
jUsku. Edna byln usmrccna prud-
kou ramon sekyrou Il nemluvn6
lvdSn0 poranono. Farmdf po td o.
dcbral sc do sSpky, kde vylezl IN
tram, upevnil ii provaz kolcm
krku, profisl NJ hrdlo biitvou a
seskodil Byl vychlddaiiei mrtvo-
lou, kdyS byl nalc2en.
Slctna Tonjesovd nalt2ula so v
hofejsim poschodi obydeln6ho sta
vent Il uznumenala zlodin teprve
po u, kdyS sesla po schodcch doln
n nalezla Ednu v posteli zavraS-
dGnou nemlnvn6 poran6nt. Be.
2cla do slepidniku, volatile o po-
moe, n zde nalczla mrtvolu pani
DinklageovG, BtScla do td do poli,
kde diva br0tfi DinklNgeoW pra.
covoli q pov6d6vsi, co 80 stale
omdlcla.
Dinklage obdr2el od syd matly,
ktcrd bydi nyni v California,
ctvrt sekcc pozcmku pred dv6ma
roxy V roce minul6m Mkoupil
dalsf posemck za vysokou cenu u
je zndmo, ze sc tuzc trdpil mad
tim, .ak 2aplati spldtky M zakou-
pcnS pozemck, kdyz ceny farmdf-
skSch produkt0 poeoly klcsotI.
Nlocin tcnto pfipomnel starym
osodnikdm tohoto okoli, ae nn tt2c
rarme, zndmd iako Neal Nycova
fnrmn, fapmdi Mlinson u GELD jc.
no rodino byll poyrazdeni lndidny
kmcne Winnebago. TO stale NO
pred mnoha lety q tehdy 0 tomto
zlotinu 80 mnoho psnlo vyyolal
pozornost cclt zcmi,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-01
Zvyseni vyvozu
IN mtsic fijen

VSyoz bthcm mtsice itjnn wS-
I'll se ttmtf 0 %l50,0OO0OO, kde&.
TO ptivoa poklcsI asi 100000,
die zprdyy odboru obchodn prhy6
yydand, Cenn zbo2i yyycacntho
byla S752, 100000 oproli 1905, 1000.
900 v zdH, kdezto cena gb0zi pFi-
yezeDdbo byIa 1902 100000.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-09
HEALTH AND BEAUTY.

An extremely paiaful soft corn can be removed by using q pinch of salera- tus between the toes tclding it in place by a bit of cotton, and changed morn ing and night. It does not remove the corn, but takes away all the soreness.
 Exercise will help to bring their con tour into the slender rounded line so desirable in short sleeves and in the sleeveless evening gowns, and the daily application of bleaching lotion will help to Whiten your arms and banish any frecKles or other bienishes that may mar their beauty.
 After a prolonged bath of hot water containing q tablespoonfHl of boric acid to the quart, dry the skin and ex- press the blackheads by gentle pres sure between the fingers covered with a clean towel Then apply this lotion over night, repeating the Urea tment every night for a week and resting for a week: Sublimed sulphur, drams; alcohol, 4 drams; glycerine, drams; compound tincture of lavender, drams; camphor water, drams.
 [ Give the face thorough attention when bathing. If it is very dusty wash II softly with warm water in which there are few drops of toilet water, without soap. Then pat it partly dry and then rub it well with pure cold cream. Leave the cream on for half an hour and then wash the face thorough ly with warm water and castillo or some other mild soap. Rinse it in cool water in which there is a little benzoin and dry it thoroughly Such bath will do nothing to irritate the skin made sensitive by winds and will cleanse it thoroughly.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-09
SIMMER NEGLaGEE.

Whether she be visitor to the most unoiotrusive or the most exclusive resort, or just spends the summer months i1f the city, negligees form an important part of the up-to-date wonans wardrobe. Rest robes, Or boudoir gowns, really have no season, but in the warm days they occupy a more important niche generally than at other seasons. The designation negligee is an expansive ofes for it covers every thing from the simplest lace trimmed dotted Swiss or cotton crepe kiInone to the most elaborate confection of some famous French designer. There is an air so distinctly feminine about a neglgee that even the most practical woman rec ognizes the wisdom of possessing at least one such garment, and her more frivolous sister owns as many of these bewitching essentials of leisure hours as her purse will permit.
 This summer crepe de chine, chiffon, georgette crepe and satin are the fabrics most in demand for the elaborate negli- gee, and the> charming examples pictured were all fashioned from one or the other of these materials.
 Distinctive in the list is a negligee of pale pink crepe de chine trimmed with lace. The robe is made on the lines of the Iongwaisted straight blouse so much in evidence just now. 4 deep band of lace forms the simulated bolero between blouse and full negligee skirt. The long flowing sleeves are made almost entirely of lace and the round neck is finished with a band of the lace The skirt is slightly drawn in at the hem into lace band
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-09
MEALS IN A KITCHEN.

More people than like to admit it eat in their kitchens.
 In fact there are comparatively few housewives who must prepare break fast without the assistance of a maid who treat their families to breakfast i'll the dining room. And many per sons who have always had great aversion to the kitchen meal are dis covering that there is not anything so dreadfully low or uncivilized in the custom. Ideal is the breakfast nook in some of the recently built kitchens where one can combine the convenience of having the family breakfast in the kitchen with the advantages of eating in place apart. But you need not have a. actual nook. If you just dedi- cate one section of the kitchen to the breakfast table and take a few pains to see that it is kept appetizingly neat and tidy and that there are little touch es to add to it's attraetiYeness, then you have achieved much.
 Here is the kitchen breakfast table in one family. It is a long kitchen table placed before a window with an attractive outlook. The members of t1ae family sit, one at either end, and the others on one side facing the win dow
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-09
FACTS REGARDING THE
 CARE OF THE BABY By U. s. Public Health Service.
First Aid and Home Remedies.

(Whenevef baby is ill, be sure to call promptly on the doctor for advice Ne glect of proper medical care is danger GUS and is responsible for the death Of many babies)
 DiarrhNea-In babies Ndiarrhoea is due to incorrect feeding or to contan- mated food. Stop all food for 2 hours. Begin again to feed with diluted milk, no solid food for several days.
 Give baby all he wants of cool boil ed water. If you are far away from a doctor or can't get one immediately, give the baby teaspooi VI of fresh castdr oil. Do not give liim patent medicines or mixtures advised by neigh bors.
 Dog or Cat Bite-Send for a doctor Do not kill the animal but pen and ob- serve it for symptoms of rabies Ex- tact poison from wound, applying warm water to make it bleed more freely. If dog is undoubtedly mad, the wound must be cauterized with strong nitric acid or hot iron. Telegraph to the State Board of Health at once for directions for securing treatment
 Drowning-Do not stop for anything but at once suspend the chid's head downward and pull tongue forward to allow water to run out of mouth. Lay the patient face down, the tongue out land do artificial respira tion for several hours. (See any standard text on first iaid) Put warm blankets about the child and rub arms and legs toward
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-09
eexERNoR Aa.LtsN.s vTcroRY

That dictatioa by any particular ele-. naent in a community is not supported at the polls by the American people has been demonstrated in Kansas just as it was in Massachusetts. Against the threats made by the labor politicians of what they meant to do to Governor Allen of Kansas he has been triunphant1y re- nominated by his fellow Americans in the republican party. This was their answer to the labor politicians whose. move to freeze the people of the state eb55. checking the outsut of coal at the mines was cAeclsfnated hy Governor Aliens call for volunteers to get out the coal. The. courageous governor followed this up with recommendation for a series of statutes to penaiize persons @sho would 4erippie the essential industries of the state and the Kansas legislators put into opera ton the machinery for public pro- eeegioa provided by 'Fhsse statutes,
 Since then the political labor bosses have Threatened Nenseanca on the gov ernor and called to their su1port the raea-partisan league. the I. ". W. the. socialists and the communists. But even. in the coal fields. where their strength was Grea3est. ff1e leaders of the move nent aga inst Governor Allen could not Irressont h5r from making a splendid shcTiur. Crawford. d cogl county. was, the only county the Governor did not carry; he lost it by fewer than 100 votes.
 Kansas Republicans rallied to Gov sef'Ror wllo weu;fl not let the labor poIi- +icians bully him. and made his .cf71., their own. 5ust as in an hour of stress he had made the cause of all the peo- pie his own
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-09

heart. Get doctor as soon as possible.
 saraohe--Syrnptom of earache in infants; Crying, turning the head from side to side, trying to put the hand on aching side. Earacl1e very frequent
 ly accompanies or follows severe cola or an attack of tonsilitis, and then is eaused by an extension of the inaam- u1ation to the middle ear. This may re-
 suit in deafness or mastoid abscess. dry salt heated and placed in a, sock or
 old sock. Drop into the ear, a few
 drops five per cent. phenol in .glycerine. Never neglect earaehe. Have the child examined by a doctor, and if necessary by an ear specialist.
 Eyes--(sore or infiames) Sore eyes are reportable by law. Call your doc tor, While waiting for him to come bathe~ the eyes hourly with saturated solution of bofic acid Eczema-Cleanse affected parts with
 olive oil, avoiding water, soap or other irritating substance. In eczema, the diet is usually at fault. Keep the bow
 els open freely. Apply remedies and change the diet according to physicians !, directions.
 Faintins-Place child with head low CT than the rest of the body. Get fresh air. Dash cold water on face. Rub eX tremities towaq heart. If fainting is frequent, consul a physician
 Fever-Fever is not a disease by a symptom. Undress and put the child to bed. Reduce diet and sgive plenty of
 drinking water. Open the bowels. Ap- lply cool cloths to head and neck or give cool or tepid sponge baths In 1 high temperature 103 degrees or over, | or continued Or frequtlt temperature
 send for the doctor.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-09
ADJUSTING KEruRs TICKETS

The new advanced railroad messenger rates which are soon to go into effect have raised the question Of the va3ae of 7eturn tickets mileage books and similar transportation forms purchased before the rate applies but to be used after wards. 1nttmation has been given, though 10 formal ruling has been made by the interstate cosnnetoe commission that these will not be good after the pew rates go into effect. This is to pre- vent the buying up of transportation in advance.
 Although 1t will without doubt be nec- sssary to establish some rules to prevent he buying of transportation in advance, t seems doabtful whether the courts would sustain the cancellation of the re- turn part of tickets, the outgoing DOT ton of which already been used, or of other tickets partially used A railroad ticket is in fact contract between the pdrrAsser and the railroad When a re- furn ticket is bought, it is as much a part of tho contract on the part of the railroad to bring the passenger back as was to take him to his destination It Is altogether likely, when the new ss4es have been put into effect, a pas- senger may have begun his return jour ney. say. frsn the Pacific coast. and if 1s ticket were declared no good, would he asked fer additional fare to cover the remainder of the journey. He might sot have the extra funds with him and night be put of the train and made to Wrffer hardship and expense through no kuit of his own.
 It Is not wftAsn the power of tss np,
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-09
SUGGESTIONS FOR

1OINS FOh
 THE HOUSEWIFE Celery tops may be used in soup. Green soap is very good for shampoo ing.
 Use raisins in puddings whenever possible
 Corn fritters can be made from can- ned corn.
 Marrow loaf pans insure thorough baking.
 Use vinegar to soften the bottle of dried bluing.
 A northern exposure is the best for a kitchen. Keep track of the condition of your gas stove.
 Scraps of bread may be toasted in a corn pepper.
 It is dangerous to eat fish not thor oughly cooked.
 Soak beans overnight before parbon- ing for baking.
 Every sanitary kitchen should have diSh-Strainer.
 Paint and putty may be removed from the windows in a new house with a discarded safety razor blade.
 If the oven of the oil stove is lined with asbestos, the lining will keep the heat in, and fuel will be saved
 To keep the layers of layereake from sliding, stick toethpicks around out edge until icing is well set.
 To clean soiled or dfscolored white enamel furniture, dissolve one table spoon soda in one quart boiling water, and cool. Use with flanflel cloth.
 Maple frosting is made by boiling two cups maple syrup aIntl it threads and adding slowly to stiffly beaten white of one egg. Beat until cool enough to spread.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-09
ss.soe. .oos. .eee DONG NorH1NG

If the statement of William H. Hutt acting governor of the Federal Reserve Bank, that the people of the United States are carrying around s3,ooo,00o,- 600 in ready cash in their pockets or have put it away in hiding places for safelSeepiag is true 1t means that not far from half the totRl currency of the country has been withdrawn at least temporarily from circulation
 MT. Hut Is in a position to know the facts But it is difficult to understand the psychology xtflich leads pecsors to risk their money unnecessarily no mat ter how cfeverly concealed. Tho bank ing system of the country is nos per- feet, but it offers far better safeguards than any private concealment.
 But it is in the witi>G-awal of such a sum from active use that he real dang CT lies. It is impossible to transact much business without money in large quantities and !. is eq ;alv impossible to secure this money from the banks if it is not deposited ;aece. The hoarders arc therefore not only leHrigng them selves of the interest wh;;a their money would earn for them hut they are pit ting a serious handicap OF our baSine ss recovery.
 It is to be hoped that some rlan may be devised to coax ha K i;f.o activity this huge sum, aIthou n tllc task is s:d- mittedly difficult
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-09
NEEDIEweRK NOTES.

When nnending gloves use cotton thread as silk cuts the skin.
 If thread breaks easily soak the spool of thread in water for about wte min utes. This rule applies to any quality of thread.
 Don't throw away old winter sweaters for the good parts will make splendid mfttens for son or daughter next win ter.
 If the spool of thread is soaked in wa ter over night and allowed to dry before using the seams stitched with it will not pucker.
 To keep leddfes' underdrawers down aroand the ankle sew a piece of tape to the bottom of drawer legs and their legs will look much heater. as the drawers will not pun up and cause wrinkles in stockings legs.
 In making ribbon bags. especially the foT-er-lil-e ones that are cut in points, it is often hard to sew them without having the stitches show. To overcome tllis. hem the material just as you would for seW wing. then cut a strip of white TnendinG tissue. the size of the hem, place between tie hem and ma terial press with warm iron and the hem is finished.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-09
WORK ARRANGEMENT.

Remember long days tire one Never work all day to save time on the next, but arrange the work so that you are through at about the same time every day if it is at all possible.
 Consider the family and the things that each is able to do, and let them help you whenever they can.
 Make the meals so attractive that you will receive hubby's cooperation in his acceptance of the most simple menu.
 Plan the menus a week in advance, unless the running of the household is too irregular to permit this, and, if so, plan for the main meal each day for a week and for the luncheons and light meals rely upon leftovers. And be sure to manage so that you do your cooking on the lightest work days.
 Don't delegate the important tasks that require the most thought, buying, planning meals, supervising cleaning and wardrobe-to others. Hold these tasks as your own. Let the others look after the mendiag, cleaning, dishwash- ing and bedmaking.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-09
WOMAN IN LIFE AND IN THE KITCHEN

panels of yesteryear are entrancingly rounded this season.
 New all-lace collars promise clever ef- fectiveness for summer trips, while the most sober navy taffeta will be freshened by the crisp organtie collars.
 This year bright colors are the vogue i; red, in every possible shade, and blue i; leaf-green, embroidered in black and -si1- yer for eurban teques, or violet, mingled with dull pink and tete de negre.
 For either shore resort or yachting, white serge or gabardine, kin of the serge family, is indispensable, and two or three costumes in white, lightweight serge will be found exceedingly useful.