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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-04


Fort Wayne, Ind, w~yjechaly panny
Klara j MalSorzata Kanahaj, znane W
kolach ~towarzySkich j ar~tystycznych.
Pc drodze zwiedza Elkhart South
Bend i Michigan City, Ind. Parma kla
"a jest ab%ituryentka K%ollegium Muzy-
cznego W Chicago / wsp6lpracOwniczka
banku North Western Trust and Say
ings Bank. Siostra jej MaigOrzata jest
soliStka ch6ru sw. Cecylil PREY koScie-
IC p. W. Sw. Wacfawa.
Paistwu J6zefowi i Francisco z LUX
sik0w Hora. Fam. pnr. 1854 Kildare
ave. urodzila sic onesdaj %c6reczka, z
kt6rej rodzice 50 niezmiernie urado-
wani. Matka j nowonarodzonem die
cieciem opiekuje sic DR.. Edward Cze-
slawSki.
DIS rano koleja Lake Shore PREY
jechali do Chicago ma k~ilkodniowy pO-
hvt mama Aurelio Szymaiska / brat
jej A. Gordon z South Bend, Ind. Pod
,.zas ich obvtu W Chiraro podeimoya.
nj beda przez PIP. Stanisiawa i J0zefi'
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-04

czba. mifoSnik6w Spiewu, ktorzy o.
becnoscia swoja zechca oSwiadczyc'
il umieja bye wdziecznymi ola tel,
ktora czesto udzialem swoim przyczS-
nia}a sic do uSwietnienia wiecow /
obchod6w, oraz innych ~wystapieh pol
skich.
j. y
Onegdaj zginal W wyradku auto
mobilowym niejaki Mikoiaj Begisz'
Fam. pnr. 6O19 S. Ashland ave. kie-
dy dostai sic miedzy diva tramWa'e'
kt6re jechaly W przeciwnych kle-
runkach. Wypadek wydarzyi sic PREY
zbiegu ulic So. winchester ave. / SO
ul. Automobil zostal strzasHany ma
drobne kawalki. Nie5zczesliwa OLA
re przewieziono do kostnicy mtej-
skiej, gdzie odoyf sic inkwest zorro
nera.
Ably nasza mlodziez po ulicach ba-
XII ME zbijala I czasu wolnego ME
marnowala, grono Polak6w organi-
zuje orkiestre smyczkowa ma tie
warszawskim, kt6ra nosit bedzie
naive ,,Orkiestra Namysiowskiego'
| bedzie t%raktowana calkiem po sta
ropolsko-warszawskiem zwyczaJu'
Do orkiestry tel moga ~wstepoWac
TAX chiopcy cd lat 16 Tub wyzej jak
dziewczeta. Kto bedzie sic chciat
uczyt ma skrzypcach be- funduszu /
bez zadnego kosztu to niechaj sic
zg|osi katdego wieczoru z wyjatkiem
soboty 1 nfedzieli cd godziny 2ej po-
poludniu do loci wieczorem do p. }.
Kropskiego, pnr. 275S w. Thomas
ul.
,J6zef Michalczyk, zamieszkaty W
Waukegan, III. grail W kostki z ME
jakim Ignacym Stolarskim tax dtu-
60, az przegral s1,4o7. Wczora1
Michalczyk zaskarayl Stolarsktego W
saddle tamtejszym o zwrot picnic
DIV, Obliczyl on, re straci& re sto-
larskim przynajmniej $4,000.
+ .
4o-letnia Anna Jeska, iona wlasci-
ciela skladu artykulow spozywczYch
Antoniego Jeskiego, Fam. pnr. oO9
w. IS ul. wczoraj usilowala popef-
mic samob6jstwo przez zaczadzenie
sic gazem. Jeska us|yszawszy VIA
domoSt, 70 MAJ jej najechal zaOh
automobiliste podczas zdcrzenia sic.
TAX sobio wzicla do serca, re posta-
nowila odebrat sob;e 5ycie. Pozosta-
villa mala Elzbietke liczaca lat Z |
Marynie lat 6 skiadzie. a sauna
zamknela sic w tylnym pokoju' Cd
kraci}a gaz | tam czckala zblizaja-
Cej sic SmierCi. Dziecl )cdnak po'|u'l
odor uc~hodzaCcgo gazu, powiadomill
sasjad6w. kt6rzy wezwali pclicye a
ia DO przybyciu ma miejsce' drzWi
do kuchni w~ywa2yla / niedoszia sa-
mobojczynie ~jeszcze cd niechyhHeo
Smicrci uratowala. Pi6rwszcj pomo-
cv lekarskicj udziclil jej lekarz po-
licviny Roy Kline. Antoni Jeski' 1ak
wvzei wzmiankowali$my, zderzyi sic
automobilem. ktorym powozt Sta
nisIaw Malin, Fam. pnr. 5649 Aoer-
deem ave. Automobil Malina zostaf
SLIME us~zkodzcny. Policya JesHleeo
aresztowala I osadzila "a kratkam'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-04
Z Centralnego Komitetu PIP.

H6SCAuly va SGuJI dllGSO hOullIclu
P. P. P. odbyla posiedzenie duia 81
sierpnia 1920 W domu Dwiazku Po-
lex. ma kt6rem byi rowniei lobecny
KS. Iciek. wysiannik G{0wnego 10
mitetu z Waszyngtonu.
Personal---very. p. Stanislaw A.
damkiewicz zaznaczy} W swej wstep-
nei przemowie, re potyczka robi bar
do male postepy, ze komitety para
fialne. z bardzo tylko maiemi wy
jatkami, ME dopeinily tego co cd
mich Polska sic spodziewala.
Pc zjezdzie ksie1y Z Chicago i oko-
Icy, zwoianym przez JE. KS. Bisku-
pa Rhodego, ukazala sic W Prasie
Polskiei piekna reZolucya e podpi-
sami prawie wszystkich ksiezy W
Chicago i okolicy, jednak rezultaty
oczywiste prac / usilowan okazaiy
sic jak do tego czasu - bardzo nj
kie.
Dobre wyjatkt So bardzo> n~ielicz>
ne. CO jednak okazuje moznoSc PREY
dobrych checiach zrobienia DUO do
brego: ~najlepsze rezultaty W ostat-
niej Rampant wykazala parafia sw.
'Jacka, gdzie PREY szczerych checfach
ksiedza Leona Jasinskiego zdoiano
sprzedae bond6w Ia got6wke blisko
$~25,000.OO W kilka dni po otwareiu
kampanii.
Inne jednak parable arbo bardzo
male okazaHys rezultaty, lub wcale
ME ME zdziaiafy, z wyiatkiem tym
gdzie lokalne komitety wziely sic e.
nergicZniej do piracy sprzedazy bon
dow.
PoruszoQo r6wnie4 sprawe pre-
trzymywania funduszow Ia spr5eda-
ne bondy przez niektore in~stytucye
I korporacye co oddzialywa bardzo
ujemnie ma strone moralns tejae
Rampant.
Jest rzeczs konleczna, aby wszyst-
kie pieniadze skoTektowane PREY
pierwszych wpiatach, a s~zczegolnie
CAFE sunny ze sprzedaty bondow by
~ natychmiast ~zwrocone do w}aSci-
wych rak, aby jak najprsdzej doszly
do tego banku. kt6ry przedstawia
rad Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej, ably
kredyt tego rzadu powiekszyi sic o
ile moznoSci - jak najpredzej.
P~olecono. ably znieSG sic z Komi-
tetem Gl6wnym W Waszyngtonie, "a
by rozeslal do wszystkich sekreta-
rzy Towarzystw i Zrzeszen Pclskich
odezwe o ~koniecznoSci popierania tel
pozyczkt oraz zazadac spisu tych Or
ganizacyi i instytucyi, ktorym bon
dy polskie zostaly powierzone do
sprzedazy, ably ustanowic pewna
kontrole mad Ia praca.
Przyjeto r6wniez wniosck jedno-
C{o:nie ably Komitet sk}adajacy sic
z ksiedza Iciek i pauow Strzeleckie-
60 i Damsza udaS sic do wszystkich
parafii / dowiedziaf sic ma miejscu'
Jake postepy uczynila obecna KAN
pania. oraz ably obmySlono Srcdki
sposoby dokonczenia tejze piracy z
jak najwiekszem dla Polski pozyt-
klein.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-04

Polska potrzebuje pomocy! Czy
cIagle jeszcze So tacy pomiedzy ma
mi. kt6rzy odmawiaja jej tel po--
mocy?.... :
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-04
RAPPORT giowny Komitetu Central
nego PIP.

RAPPORT sprzcdazy bond6w W
1rugiej Rampant P.P.P.
DO dnia SGD wrzesnia br. we
dug nadesfanych raport6w spree
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-04
RAPPORT.

Do dnia 1go wrzeSnia wed&uG ma
deslanych raport0w sprzedano oon-
dow a mianOwiCie:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-04

Do Centralnego KomitetuP.P.
?. nadszedi dzisiaj list w sprawie
sprzedazy bondow polskich, kto-
ry tutaj dos}ownie powtarzamy,
ME przydajac zadnych komenta-
rzy, albowiem tenze sam "a siebie
mowi. Szkoda tylko, re ludzi ia
kich, bardoo mato miedzy nami.
Hammond, Indiana,
1go wrzesnia 1920.
Centralny Komitet PIP.
1909 North Ashland ave,
Chicago, Illinois.
Drodzy Panowie:
Otto przesylam Panom W tym
GEEK ma sumo piecdziesiat
dolarow ($50.0O), "a ktore prosze
mi przysiat PolSki Bond.
Zaznacze, re jestem obywate-
lem amerykanskim i do tego stu
dentem ubogim utrzymujacym sig
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-04

Cd ULTRA "a diva tygodnie dnia
1890 b. m. odbedzie sic koncert uta-
lentowanej spiewaczki panny Floren
cyl J6zefowicz, pod kierownictwem
D. Bronislawa Rybowiaka. Ma pro-
gram zloaa sic rzeczy trudne, lecz
piekne. Konccrt odbedZie sic W sail
Schocnhofena. PREY Ashland I Mil
waukee ave. Spodziewamy sic, re ma
koncert ten ~przybedzie znaczna IL
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-10-08

THE new Seamen's law contains pro-
visions which, according to protest re-
ceived by our government from Eng
land, the Scandinavian countries and
other nations, are in disagreement with
treaties in force between the u. S. and
these countries. President Wilson has
consulted leading experts in interna-
tional law, and their opinion supports
the protests received. They also ad-
wise that the president has power to
abrogate those portions of the law
which are in conflict with the treaties
without the action of congress, and
news from Washington says that the
president may so act. The president
may have the power, but no head of a
constitutional government would choose
such q course. He would call the law
making body together and ask it to
amend the law. The president is again
furnishing proof of his autocratic In
clination.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-10-08

THE per capita consumption of coffee
in the u. S. during the fiscal year end
ing June 80 was 1877 pounds, which at
rate of 40 cups to the pound would be
500 cups year for every man, woman
and child in the country. Evidently
some are taking more than two cups a
day to get away with the portion left by
non-drinkers. The prohibition amend
ment may have something to do with
it, since last years increase over the
previous years consumption amounts
to 81 pounds per capita. Oceans of
bliss.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-10-08

THE cotton planters of the South
have asked for government loans to en-
able them to hold their cotton off the
market in order to force up the price.
Secretary of the Treasury Houston has
refused the loan, saying that the gov
eminent can not approve of such meth
DDS to enable agriculture to force an
artificial price on the necessaries of
life, a price even higher than that pre-
vailin0 during the war.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-10-08
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 8, 1920.

COMISKBY's prompt action in sus-
pending from his force the eight base
ball players who disgraced themselves
by serving the organized gamblers, will
90 go far to rehabilitate the grand
American sport in the good opinion OF
the public. So far no faint has been
found upon the management of the
national organizations.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-10-08
AT THE LYRIC.

IA IL h1Ss
The program at the Lyric is as fol-
lows:
Thursday. Nell Shipman in 'Back
to Gods Country" adapted from the
story "Wapi, the Walrus" by James
Oliver Curwood. Winter scenes and
Wapi's great fight for Doloris' life
actually photographed away up in
The Artic Circle. A tale of love and
villiany.
Friday. Western drama, "When the
Cougar Called, comedy, Mickey
Stuff and the Pathe News.
Saturday. Tom Moore in "Duds."
"Duds" means something more than
you think it does, not clothes, but a
surprise that explodes when you
would think it safest.
Sunday. Vivian Martin in "Hus-
bands and Wives" from the famous
novel making Her His Wife" by
Cora Harris.
! Monday. Earl Williams in "The
Master Stroke" comedy drama
while the tale is entirely different
from any Mr.. Williams has taken,
it is suited to his versatile acting.
Tuesday. Buck Jones in "Forbid-
den Trails" The new Western star
in story full of life, laughter and
love.
The Lyric will close Wednesday
previous to the opening of the new
Theater.
"The Rialto" on Saturday, Oct. is
and 18th.
Congregational Church Notes.
1000 o'clock Church School.
HOO. Morning Worship. The Full
ton Church unites in this service.
Picnic lunch in the church parlors
after service. Everyone invited.
Special service of song at 2:15.
Mr.. Arnot of the Rock County Y. M.
C. A. will speak briefly.
700 Christian Endeavor. Regena
Hagar, Leader.
Rooms for Rent-Two unfinished
for housekeeping; also one furnished.
| Phone PIG White.
Yellow Danver onions, bu. S1.75.-
| Pringle Bros. Co.
Il have for immediate sale one of
the best eighties in this vicinity. The
land is good, the buildings are modern.
| The price for immediate sale, $3.50 per
acre. Do not let somebody beat you to
1 II n w Norfh
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-10-08

THE national convention of the Amer
lean Legion wisely decided to steer
clear of party politics. AS an organic
alton the Legion will not influence the
political opinion of it's members. That
the Legion will count as factor in the
coming political development can not
be disputed; its morale will assert it
self as disciplinary force, even though
as an organization it is non political.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-10-08

In Testimony Whereof, I have
hereunto set my hand and caused
the Great Seal of the State Of Wis
consin to be affixed. Done at the
Capitol, in the City of Madison,
this Goth day Of September, A. d.,
1890.
Emanuel L. Philipp,
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-10-08
FIRE AND ACCIDENT PREvEN-
TION DAY.
Saturday, October 9th, 1920.

Saturday, October 9th, 1920.
Issued by the Industrial Commits
sion of Wisconsin September 20, 1920.
A PROCLAMATION.
To protect the welfare of it's
people is one of the prime functions
of government.
In 1919 Wisconsin suffered fire
loss of $5,972,2OO, nearly $500,O0O
a month, or over $16,59O per day.
That much wealth in natural and
created resources has been turned in
to ashes, and no insurance moneys
can replace these products of forests,
fields, mines and human labor.
During last year 70 persons died
and lat were injured through fire
in Wisconsin, and 17,207 accidents,
226 of them fatal, in shops, factories
or railroads and in other places of
employment were reported to the
State Industrial Commission.
This waste of human life and prop
erty seriously impedes the progress
of the state, and the welfare of it's
people, and it is we'll that all seri-
ously consider this waste and study
effective means to eliminate it as
far as humanity possible.
Now, therefore, I, Emanuel L.
Philip, Governor of the State of
Wisconsin, do hereby designate and
proclaim:
Saturday, October 9, 1920 as,
FIRE AND ACCIDENT PRE-
VENTION DAY.
And I earnestly recommend that
on this day special exercises be held
in all schools and in other public
meeting places to call attention to
the needless sacrifice of human lives
and waste of property and to effec-
tive remedies of prevention.
All factories, schools, hotels and
other public and semi-public build
ings should be inspected for fire and
life hazards.
All property owners should attend
to defective chimneys, stoves, boilers,
furnaces, smoke pipes, roofs, electric
wiring and the removal of COM
bustible waste materials.
Municipal authorities should give
constant attention to building con-
struction, adherence to building codes
and ordinances, and fire protection
and fire prevention.
Fire drills should be held on this
day in all institutions, factories and
schools, and
All teachers should give instruction
in fire and accident prevention.
ask that the public press carry
it's readers messages of greater
safety and care,
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-10-08

Car load potatoes at $1.40 per bu.
j. w. Conn.
For SALE-The A. III. Clarke house
on North First street. If interested,
see Grubb & Towne or myself. / will
also sell part of my furniture at priv
ate saIe.-Mrs. A. II. Clarke. 46t3
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-10-08
Football Schedule.

Following is schedule of the games
in which the high school team plays
this season:
GAINESVILLE, Oct. 9.
Cambridge at Cambridge, Oct. 16.
Stoughton at Stoughton, Oct. %.
Open, Oct. 80.
Jefferson at Jefferson, Nov. 6.
Stoughton at Edgerton, Nov. IL.
Open, Nov. 20.
The probability is that the open dates
will be played at Edgerton.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-10-08
Norwegian Lutheran Church
e. A. GREFTHEN, PASTOR.

Communion services in, English next
Sunday morning at HOO
Sunday school at 1000.
No evening services. =.
The Madison circuit of the eastern
district of our church will hold it's an
nual meeting in Liberty congregation,
Deerfield, Wis, Rev. D. j. Borge's
charge, October 1915. Everybody is
welcome. If you can find time and OPP
portunity, attend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-03
LEATHER FROM SHARKS.

Excellent progress In the tanning OF
fish leather is to be recorded, and a
number of the difficulties that have re-
tarded the development Of the industry
have been overcome by tanners in this
field. One company. which is tanning
fish skins, has established a station in
North Carolina and another in Florida
for the capture of sharks and porpoises
and is meeting with success in it's fishery
for sharks. Another company. which
has recently acquired site for tan
merry in Washington. plans to tan the
hides OF sharks, belunga. hair seals. etc
Samples Of leather recently submitted
show marked Improvement in appear
ance over earlier samples. The leather
IL soft and pliable and appears to have
ample strength for many uses. Ar
engagements have been perfected for the
bureau of standards to make tests of
later products as to durability. porosity
tensile strength pliability, water abb
sorption wearing qualities. etc.
The nets. which the bureau developed
for the capture of sharks. are proving
successful and are being adopted for
the fishery. At the fishery stations the
liver oil is extracted and the flesh is
converted into fertilizer. so that none
Of the material is wasted.
The supplies of walrus leather. which
is cut into wheels and used for polish
ing fine metal surfaces or for removing
mars and scratches on bright metal OBJ
jects, have heretofore been imported
Last year the bureau furnished several
interested persons with pieces Of walrus
hides for tanning and has recently re-
ceived a sample of leather made there
from for which tests are being arranged
to determine its suita bility for such pur-
poses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-03
MiIady's Wardrobe

0OGoStlu4cSs IOOs jet IIlukS8 ana I2Ss
sells are used on these black net
scarfs, and these trimmings, too,
weight down the ends most fascinat-
ingly.
There are some gauntleted gloves
that. though they suggest the cuffed
gloves of the Stuarts. look also most
decidedly mid Victorian. There is q
snugness somehow In their appear
ance. They are attractive things, in
black and white. and could be worn
with smart results by the woman who
dresses we'll The cuffs are embroid-
ered-the black with white, the white
with black.
The colors Of the worsteds in the
shops are lovelier than ever before.
This 10 partly because the weave
and finish Of the woods themselves are
lures Of aiik ana wool. of fiber silk
we'll as the different brushed sur
faces Of tho wool. all make the colors
Interesting, But nov, IA never before,
it Is dificult. to match weois. They
seem to be dyod In small lots. and II
You buy too few skeins or balls for
, sweater You have difficulty whom
you return week or two later to
got more wool in matching your color.
It In better to get lot more than
you need, and then return the skeins
| or balls uneponed-that Ia always per-
mitted-than ia find yourself with a
sweater all finished but the lever
end Of enc trent with no more wool
THAT matches thu rCSt.+s.t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-03

wiches. cream cheese sandwiches.
stuffed eggs and chocolate layer cake.
Thursday-Nut bread and butter
sandwiches. cold lamb sandwiches, hot
chocolate and apple turnovers lin the
boX).
Friday-Egg sandwiches. hearts of
celery wrapped in damp cloth in
the little box). hot tea and nuts
(shelled) and raisins
| To DO Beforehand.
| These lunches. and many, many 9TH
ers. are easy of preparation, even if one
cannot rely on a maid for their prepare
ton. For instance. there is always the
corner fruit stand to rely on for good
| fruit at fairly reasonable prices. Nuts
| may be cracked beforehand and kept
ready-enough of them wrapped in a
paper napkin. with bunch of raisns
wrapped ready with them. Cake. of
course. is made the day before Soup
needs but to be warmed while one is at
breakfast. Hot chocolate may be made
top of a double boiler in the refrigerator
through the night. and heated like the
soup while one is at breakfast. The
salads may be made the day before and
kept on the ice. Very often. of course
the salad that was served at dinner
erously. SO that there would be two
servings left ready for the next day.
Sandwiches. Of course. ought to be
made fresh. Stale sandwiches or sand
wiches that have been kept very long
made UP. are an abomination. On a
hurried morning it is. of course. pos
sible to put sliced bread and butter in
the lunch box. with two boiled eggs and
a tumbler Of jelly. There you have the
makings of good fresh sandwiches at
lunch time. with very little difficulty.
If one eats in ones Office. it is a very
good thing to have a salt and pepper
shaker in ones desk But this is about
the extent of supplies that one ought to
keep in a desk. Mice roam many office
buildings. just waiting for an invitation
to settle down and stay. and boxes of
crackers are just the sort of invitation
they want. A small tin box Of sugar. if
it Is kept tightly covered. isn't a bad
idea. But anything that looks untidy or
that means an attraction to mice is en-
tireiy out Of place.
Always have the packing requisite
for a neatly prepared lunch. Plenty of
waxed paper, plenty of paper napkins
these are essential. They cost little.
and remember that their cost comes
out Of your savings in food. A lunch
we'll packed Is so much fresher. so much
more appetizing. so much better in
every way. that it is we'll worth while.
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AUTUMN FASHION
NOTES.

There are some OF the softest
ribbons made with a metallic brocade
on a thin. soft foundation. They have
none OF the stiffness usual to bro
caded ribbon. There is straight
line border OF the metallic threads.
and then a design along the center
of the ribbon.
The narrow metallic ribbons that
are used so much on the simpler sort
Of duvetyn and velour hats are quite
fascinating. They come in every col
or and every combination of colors.
Silver and blue and gold and rose
and green and black-all these are
combined with brown-of course, for
brown is a color so much used, es-
pecially in millinery. Then there are
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HONOR FOR DEAD SOLDIER.
France Proposes Body of Unknown
Shall Rest in Pantheon.

PARIS. November Sit is proposed
by the French government to lay be-
fore parliament a bill providing for
the transfer of the body of an un-
known soldier from the battle zone
to the Pantheon in this city. and it
is probable an immediate vote will be
requested. This movement is sim
liar to one originated some time ago
in England, it being decided there
to bury an unknown soldier in West
minister Abbey on November IL.
Armistice day.
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HOME ECONOMICS.
ny MRS. ELIZABETH KENT.
BOX Plaits.

Box plaits are still used sometimes
to finish the right-hand edge OF the
openings Of both outer and under gar
tn simplify in sewing. as in so many
other OF things. has rather caused them
to be superseded by facings or plain
hens. they are. however. still used
in decoration, particularly on little
girls frocks..
Fold box plaits on a newspaper ior
nra ctice and to ascertain exactly what
width you desire. A full box plat is
made by stitching the underseam to-
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30 give them more heed than they do
to the usually fieeting fashions Of a
season. For this reincarnation of
shoulder scarfs has lasted several
years already, and shows no sign of
diminishing.