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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-09
.KrOnika ChicaSOska.


Dadanicm wydatkow, poczynio-
:.ych na kampanie prczydenc!aI-
NJ r0znych kandydatow. L zc--
znai wzietego w ogicn krzyzo-
wych pytah 'IIenryka l.inco:na
johnsona, ncgra i przcw6dcy rnu
rzvnskich stronnik0w Lowdcna W
Georgii, okazalo sic, ze ma woJ-
NC pomiedzy- tym oStatnim a
Wooden w tym Stanic wydano
$4,000 W Rampant wyborczej.
Johnson, kt6ry byl IA konwca-
cyl w Chicago. krajowym koml-
telowym rcpublikanakim Gcor
gil, pobraf ma eel powyzszy q
iurdusz6w Lowdcna So 800.
Komitct Kcnyona odroczyi sic
potem do naStepnego posiedzc--
MIA swego W st. Louis, gdzle sta
ME przed MIN cclcm przes}uchoW
Edward +. Goltra, krajowy ko-
mitetowy demokratyczny L Mis-
suuri. oraz caly szereg innych dc
mokratow tego Stanu. Cclcm
tych przes}uchow bedzic zbadan!e
zarzutu, ii ,Goltra oplacif wy
datki podrozy Is delegatow MA
dcnokratycznq konwencye stlro
va Missouri, ktorzy odmowili no
uinowania senatora Rceda dele
gatcm ma konwencye krajowq W
San Francisco. Senator Reed Jest
sam czionkiem komisyi inwcstyr
gacyjnej Kenyona.
Wczorajsze zcznania Johnso--
ma odkryiy kilka ciekawych szcze
gdl6w. Wydat on $4,000 Ma a.
gitacye wSr6d delegatow repu-
Llikaliskich, celem pozyskania
ich dla Lowdcna, podczas gdy
agenci Wooda pod wodza Fran
ka II. Hitchcocka j Clarka l..
Grier'a Z Augusta, Ga. wydali
$4,000. Grier - jak wynika
zeznah Johnsona - zada} po--
TEN, aby pewni delegaci, kt6rzy
w2ieli od niego pielmadze, zwroci
Ii je, jezeli ME maja gfosowac "a
Wooden. ,,Przyszli oni do mrie
! i opowiedzieli o tenn, a ia i'm do
radziiem, ably pieniadze zatrzy--
mali. a gfosowali "a Lowdenc;n"
- ciagna} dalej Johnson. Ma III
pytanic, czyli dclegaci ci wz;eli
picniadze jeszcze pred rozpo-
czeciem gfosowania, odpowic-
dial murzynski politykier twicr
d-aco.
Dalej dowodzif on, ze demo-
kraci wydali w Georgii wiecej
pieniedzy ma kampanie prezyden-
cyalna anizeli republikanie ze
urzednicy departamentu sprawie
dliwoSci prowadzili czynna asi-
tacye na rzecz prokuratora gene
raInego Palmera.
sEDZIA GROVE KANDYDA-
TEN MA PROKURATORA.
Naczelny sedzia sadu karnego
Robert F.. Grove zlozyl wczo--
raj oSwiadczenie, re bedzie/ sic
Fubiegac W tegoroc11ych prawybc
Dokohczenis ma stronicy 3ciej
u
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-09

JohnOwi Garrity ,ostatnla !uz
szanSe' i jczeli raz jcszcze Okla
zc sic on winnym zaIniedbanla
czy nicudoInoSci, bedzic zmusAo
ny ustqpit. Kraza juz nawet po-
g}oski, ze ma jego miejscc upa-
trzony Jest Percy B. Coffin, "a
rzqdca .,byznesowy" wydzlaiu
szkolnego.
.Gniew burmistrza sciqgnela
na glove pana Garrity nieudol-
nose, 4 jaka policya nasza poSte-
powala podczas odbytej przed--
wczoraj wielkiej parady po Mi
chigan ave. sejmujacej obccn'c
W Chicago organizacyi EEAow.
Pan Thompson przybyi do Swc;
lozy M rogu Michigan ave. !
Van Buren, ul. znacznic Wczc--
Sniei ieszcze. zanim parada wy
-uszyla i w bardzo oStrych s!o-
wach wyrazal sic o zachowanlu
SIG policyi pod komenda jcj szc-
IA wobec zgromadzonych licz--
nych tlumow publicznosci.
Policya zanicdba}a zajqc sic
zawczasu utrzymaniem porz2dku
i shutkiem togo ma Michigan ave.
zcbra}y sic TAX olbrzymie grona-
DIV ciekawych, re zbity t}um prze
walaI sic poprostu przez Gala uli-
C. Dopiero wieczorem, gdy pa
1ada miala juz ruszyc, spostrze'
zono sic, re trzeba jej zrobit
micjsce do przejscia i szef Gar
rity wydal rozkaz szwadronowi
pol;cyi konnej, ably zepchna} thu
my ma zachodnia strone bulwaEu.'
Szwadron ten zabraf sic do tcgo
w sposob brutalny. BurmiStrz
widziaf ma wiasne oczy, jak mez
czyzni musieli walczyc, aby uri-
knac stratowania, oraz s}ysza}
krzyki jeki potracanych gnuc-
cionych kobiet. Widzia}, jak tuz
przed jego loza policyanci chwy
tall kobiety i dziewczeta "a "a
miona spychali je w gfab thu
nlu starajaq sic go w ten sposob
Emusic do cofniecia sic. Mic tez
dziwnego, re co, chwila wyrywa-
}y sic z ust jego ostre s1owa kry-
tyki i nagany pod adresem poll
Cyl jej szefa. Zostaf on przy-
wo}anv zaraz ma miejscu do lozy
br:rmistrza. gdzie usifowai sic
Pan Garrity zwala Gala wine
ma Ikapitana policyi Eostello,
twierdzac, re dzia}ai on jak nic-
doswiadczony ucaniak, tolerujac,
il policyanci jego przepuszczali
publicznosc przez swoia linie
pozwoliH ie zbic sic Z zbyt gesty
tlum, wobcc czcgo ,izycie szw9-
dronu konnego okazalo sic rzecza
nieunikniona.
S1no mn MA KAMPANIE
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-09
KOLEJE GoRNE ZAzADAJA
12-CENTOWYCH OPLA1.

w czaSic wczorajSzych pre-
sluchow pred stauowq komlSya
u&ytecznoSci publicznych ze21ai
adwokat kolei gornych Gilbert
Porter, re chociaz nawet otrzy-
malyby one pozwolenie podnlc-
sienia opiat "a przejazd do IL
cCnt0w Cd osoby, ME wystarczy
to jeszcze ma pokrycie ich roz--
chodow ! zapewnienie nalezytc-
60 oprocentowania kapltalu "a
kiadowego. ZapowiedziaS on. re
r;c dalcj jak W ciqgu naibllz--
Szych szeSciu miesiecy kolejc te
zazqdajq podwyzki op}at do u
centow cd osoby i domagai SIG,
a5y do obccnej ich proSby o dzic
siecentowq opiate kdmisya prhy
chyliIa sic natychmiast, gdyz W
przeciwnym razie grozi kompa-
nil mozliwoSc bankructwa. Zape-
wniai, tez, re jezeli komlsya ME
pozwoli}aby ma podwyzszenie O.
becnvch op}at, kompania bedzle
miala koncem roku deficyt W
wvsokoSci $2,50O,OOO.
Spccyalny doradca miejski al,
wokat Chester Z. Cleveland do
magai sic, ably komisya zgodzi,
la sic ma miesieczna albo szescio-
tygodniowa zw}oke, w ktorym to
czasie bedzie on m6gf postarac
sic dowody, celem zbicia przy,
toczonych przez koleje gorne o,
b!iczen i innych danych, jakotcz
zbadac, jaH wplyw ma ruch liza
tych kolejach wywario podwyz,
szcnie opiat tramwajowych DO {
cent6w. Jest on zdania, re POD,
wvzka ia przyczynila kolejom
g6rnym tylu nowych pasazer6w
= skut5iem tego dochody kocn-
panii tel podniosa sic o tyle, a5y
zapewnit jej zupe}nie wystarczo
lacy dochod.
Pred komisya jawif sic take
jako zastepca kompanii tramwa'
Jewel w Evanston adwokat Frank
II. McCulloch, ktory domaga'
sic jej imienicm pozwolenia ma
podniesienie opiat ma tramwa'
iach tego przedmieScia Z E cell
tow ma Z, zadajac r6wnoczesnie
proporcyonalnego podwyzszenla
oplat ma kolejach gornych tam
tejszych, tax, ably ,.podwyzka D
plat ma tramwajach ME wyszl7
na korzySc tych kolei" przez 20
zyskainie dla mich pasazerow. ktt
rzy dotychczas jezdza tramwa'
jarni. Kolej' gorna w Evanston
ME zada jednak. podwyzszenis
swych. opiat "a .przejazd.
Oplaty tramwajowe w Evans
ton podniesione zostaly 5 ct. II;
s ct. w sierpniu zeszlego roku'
,,oSTATNIA SZANsA" ola
SZEFA PoLIcYI.
w ratuszu rozeszia sic wczo
raj wiadomosc, re burmistri
i ---fos rA1.1,,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-09
100000 MA KAMPANIE
WOODA I LOWDENA
J.. w GEORGII.

Wczorai ukohczyi swe prze--
sluchy W Chicago senatoryalny
lomitet pod przewodnictweru Sc
natora Kenyona, zaimujacy sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-09
ODEZWA SOCYALISToW
POLSKICH w SPRAWIE
OBRONY.

Warszawa, 9. lipca. - Central
ny komitet partyi socyalistycznej
wydai wczoraj proklamacye tre-
sci nastepujacej:
,,Gdy wojska polskie posuwa-
iy sic naprzod zwyciesko, my "a
dalismy pokoju, lecz obecnie O.
bowiazkiem naszym jest broniG
sic do ostatniego. Apelujemy
wiec do zolnierzy, by wypelnili
godnie swoj dug wzgledem o.
czyzny. Rad jednak winien daG
gwaraneye, re zada pokoju i wi
nien ogiosic Swiatu, ze Polska
pragnie sprawiedliwego pokoju,
oraz zwrocic sic do rzadu sowie-
tow z propozycya wszczecia ro-
Rowan pokojowych."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-09
KALENDARzYK.

Dzis, pistek, o lipca: sw. Zenona
Mecz.
Jutro, sob"t-, 10 iPca: Z Braai
Mecz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-09

Dokonczenie na stronicy Z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-09

Dokonczenle ma stronicy 8
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-09
O UCHYLENIE ZASTOJU
KOLEIOWEGO.

St. Paul, 9. liPca. - StanoWa
komisva kolci i magazynow "a
dccydowaia tu na wczoraJszcm
posiedzcniu zamianoWac kolnltet,
kt6ry ma sic udac do Naszyng-
tonu zazqdat rzqdowych rozka-
zGw dla rychlcgo dowozu wegla.
Dystrykt ten znajdzie sic wobec
krytycznego braku wegla, jezell
natvchmiastowa akcya ME bedzie
powzieta dla ulzenia sytuacyi.
Washington, 9. lipca. - Pier
SENSITIVE uslug musi bye przy--
znane nickt6rym niezbednym ar
tykulom. ably ulzyc obecnemu
zastoju kolejowemu w przewoze-
niu towar6w. Daniel Willard,
przewodca komitetu doradczego
iona organizacyi Association
of Railway Executives oswald
czv} tax wczoraj przed mledzy-
stanowa komisya handlowa. Pan
Willard zaznaczyl, ze komlsya
posiada TAXA wladze w sprawach
krytycznych. stosownlc do pre-
pis6w aktu transportacyjnego, a
nlianowicic - moze przyznac
pierwszchstwo usFug. gdy roz--
chodzi sic przewozenie naJpo--
trzebniejszych artyku}6w zycio--
wych.
Drugi spos6b ulzenia sytuacyi
proponowany przez pana Will
lard'a by} taxi. aby wieksza by}a
kooperacya wy}adowywaczy W
wy}adowywaniu jak najszybszem
wagon6w, ably koleje zyskaiy jak
najwiecej wagon6w. ktore obec--
ME sa tax bardzo pozadane i po-
trzebne powodu ich mafej ilo-
sci.
Urzednicy kolejowi naja ma
dzieie. re kolejowy wydzia} piracy
przyzna pozadane oplaty i re "a
koficzy wnet spory.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-09
KONWENCYA w SPRAWIE
UTWORZENIA TRZECIEJ
PARTYI POLITYCZNEJ.

Madison, Wis, 8. lipca. - A.
mos Pinchot Nowego 1orku i
Geo. L. Cecord Z New Jersey
przybyli tn wczoraj - celem Cd.
hycia konferencyi stnatorem La
Follette'm W sprawie utworzenia
trzeciej partyi politycznej.
,,Dotychczas ME mieliSmy spo-
sobnoSci omowic sprawy utwo--
rzenia trzeciej partyi" mowil pan
Pinchot. ,,Spodziewamy sic udac
sic ma dalsze narady do Chicago"
Nowy York, 9. lipca. - Specy-
alnym pociagiem odjechali tu
wczoraj delegaci>ze wszystklch
prawie wschodnich Stan6w &C.
lem udania sic do Chicago, gdzie
cdbedzie sic pierwsza sesya kon-
wencvi komitetu ,,czterdziestu-
osmiu'. Celem konwencyi, ktora
rozpocznie swa dzialalnosc W So
bote Jest utworzenie / ,,trzecieJ
partyi" politycznej. OSwiadcze-,
ME. wydane przez tutejsza kwa-
tcre komitetowa oznajmia, ze
nova partya bedzie kiaSc szcze-
golny nacisk ma zasady zamiast
nalegac ma wyb6t iakiegos kan
dydata.' 2
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-09
OBSTRZELANIE POCIAGU.

Warszawa, 8. lipca. - Ma pol
noc-zachod cd Rowna artylerya
Budennego obstrzefaia pociag, do
ktorego byi przyczepiony wagon
angielskiej misyi wojskowej, "
kt6rym znajdowai sic gen. Wharf.
Pieciu uchodzcow polskich znaj-
dujacych sic v pociagu, zostafo
zabitych, iecz wagon misyi ME
odniosl zadnei szkody.
Wojskom bolszewickim po
kilkakrotnych bezowocnych usi--
iowaniach przekroczenia Berezy-
ny udaio sic w kohcu przekroczyc
rzeke W poblizu Nowosiolkow ma
poludnio wschod Cd Borysowa
i okoio so mil ma Poinocno-
wschod Cd Minska.
Londyn, 8. lipca. ASSOCIATED
Press. - Depesza iskrowa z
Meskwy donosi o powodzeniach
armii bolszewickiej ma poludnio-
wynn odcinku frontu W poblizu
Staro-Konstantynowa.
Wojska bolszewickie dosziy do
Lotyczewa(0, 25 mil ma wschod
cd Proskurowa i zajeiy Mohylow-
Podolsk(0. ..-.
Ciezkie walki tocza sic pomie-
DIV bolszewikami a gen. Wran-
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-22
III 2
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BRATTLEBORO LOCAL

The class of 1920 of the Brattleboro |
high school went this forenoon to Spot |
ford lake for a picnic dinner.
Richard C. Averill notified his milk
customers yesterday that he had de-
cided to dispose of his cows and asked
them to seek another source of supply
/ Immediately.
| The annual meeting of the Brattle-
boro Society of Seamstresses, Needle
women and Shopgirls will be held in the
rest room next Monday evening, June
IS. at clock.
/ Wayland w. Hardy of Putney and
Miss Alice r. Welch of Thornton Ferry,
\. H., were married at 10 o'clock Sun
day morning at the parsonage of the
First Baptist church by Rev. Clark L.
Brownell. A double ring service was
used
The funeral of Mrs. Mary E. Haigh.
who died Saturday morning, was held in
| the home at - Prospect street at J
| o'clock yesterday afternoon. Rev. Clark
| I. Brownell, pastor of the First Baptist
church, officated and Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur L. Maynard sang Abide With Mt
and Saved by Grace. The burial tool
place in the Prospect Hill cemetery. TIL
bearers We're her three sons, William I
Haigh, Walter Ii. Haigh and Percy J
| Haigh, and her grandson, William II
| Haigh.
Work is well under way on the alter
ations at the Vermont National banl
where some cement already has bee
poured in preparation for installing til
new steel vault, which already has bee
shipped, Progress will be made slowl
: as it is possible to use but few men
: time on account of the small space
Il which work can be carried on. 1t
expected that several months w
|. elapse before the alterations are cor
f pleted. Pellet & Skinner are in char.
a of the work
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-22

For "burned on" kettle-put some
soapsuds in the kettle, add tablespoon
full of securing powder and put over the
fire. Bring to boil slowly and Jet boil
gently for a few minutes. Pour OIL the
water. Most of the burn will scrape off
with putty knife and the rest will
yield to securing powder. 30
There is an interesting shelf OF new
books for you to look over at the Gift
Shop. 1t contains many good books for
the girls and boys, as well as everything
in the latest fiction.
Cherry Sherbet: One cup stoned red
cherries. two and one-half cups water,
one-half cup sugar, one tablespoon gela-
tine. Juice of one orange Scald cherries,
water and sugar, add softened gelatine,
| cool and add orange juice. Freeze to a
mush, then pack in salt and ice. Serve
in sherbet glasses. Time IN combining,
20 minutes. Time in freezing, 20 min
utes. Recipe makes one quart.
l wonder if it is generally known that
milk and cream can be had at the Cory
Market? The cream is bottled, but until
supply of milk bottles arrives custom
ers are asked to bring a container for
milk which sells for II cents quart.
A fever patient can easily digest the
white of an egg but not the yolk.
Fenton's fire sale is still going on and
noticed this morning that although much
of the stock had disappeared there was
still lot of fine merchandise left. Do
not wait too long as it gets more difficult
to find the desired sizes in garments.
A pot of sand kept conveniently at
Inland on one of the porch tables, where
slips broken accidentally or in the neces-
sary pruning from the various boomers
may be stuck Immediately, is great
convenience for the home gardener. The
majority of slips will root without fur
Their trouble if the sand is kept moist.
Are you in need of an inexpensive
market or shopping basket? The Elmer
son store has been showing a window
full of such baskets in attractive shapes
and colors They have there other things
III the Ddohtb int StlCu WIN b0SNtbc
scrap baskets, clothes hampers, etc.
Mint Lemonade: With this at hand
you're prepared for a party Fifteer
minutes before you cut and squeeze -four
lemons, drop a package of your favorit'
candy minis into a glass of hot water
Put in a pitcher the minted water, foul
glasses of cold water and the lemon juice
and sweeten to taste Add plenty OF ice
/ 1t viii be a good idea for You to maxi
your appointments with Miss Griffin 70
la shampoo, manicure or facial massag
as early as possible as her little shop i
one of Main streets busy places.
When you are stewing anything tina
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-22

10 W 1Uoh uonh, ~ 10 wei w htCH
a teakettle of hot water ready to add
when necessary.
Arrange for your summer vocal study
by calling up Mrs. A. H. Brasor of
High Lawn Road, whose telephone mum
Der is 677-M. Her classes viii continue
through the season.
When measuring -four in cup, do
not pack it down but measure it lightly
For those who are lovers of fine con-
| fections | suggest a trial of those deli
cious Russell chocolates from the
Thomas Pharmacy. Their freshness and
variety of flavor should please the most
| discriminating sweet tooth. A box of
them makes a very sweet message to
send a friend.
Scrambled Eggs with Rice: One cup
of cooked rice, one half cup of milk, salt
and pepper to taste and two well beaten
eggs. Put plenty of butter in frying
pan; when good and hot add the above
and stir until the milk is absorbed.
| Do you know what complete depart
ment the Goodnow, Pearson & Hunt
store has of children's wearing apparel?
When anything rs needed for the little
folks from the baby up take the time
to see what they have to show in the
way of dainty underwear, hosiery, lovely
dresses in white and colors, as well as
coats and bonnets for outdoor wear.
1t is opening the oven door too widely
and leaving it open too long that makes
the cake fall.
/ Thompson. the Jeweler is showing
some handsome pieces of cut glass in his
window this week Those who must
choose a gift for the June bride should
see them as it may help in making a
choice. Cut glass finds it's place on
every wellappointed table.
The hard core of pineapple is generally
thrown away, but if it is cut in small
pieces, the rind added, covered with cold
water and cooked down with sugar to
taste, it viii be found delicious to add
to iced tea or lemonade.
j What shall we have for dessert ?
/ oluti lliit vi DiICh Vi ICt-EI6dIi
in pint or quart size from the Root
), Pharmacy and see the family's satisfied
smiles. A healthful, satisfactory and not
responsive sweet at any time, as well as
IA labor-saver for the cook.
When ironing children's nnderskirts
, and dresses that have tucks it helps to
run the iron over the tucks and hem or
the underside, then turn quickly and
press on the right side and the tucks viii
not be inclined to iron the wrong way
, and the work will be much more quickly
, done.
The flower garden must be attended t.
t and it is time to see about your bedding
. Iplants. AT the Hopkins Flower Stor,
they have plenty of begonias, geraniums
fuchsias and Harguerites and a fine stool
of coleus and lobelia for borders.
| Rhubarb Relish: Peel 21l pounds o
rhubarb and cut in small pieces, thel
| put in preserving kettle and add tw,
| pounds of graduated sugar Mix wit
one teaspoon of cinnamon, u teaspoon
of ground cloves and "a cup of vinegar
/ Bring gradually to the boiling point am
let simmer until of the consistency o
marmalade. Fill Jelly glasses with mix
| ture and seal
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-22
ADVERTISEMENTS.
FEMININE TOPICS

is liable to cook down, it is well to keep
teakettle of hot water ready to add
when necessary.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-22

The flower garden must be attended to
and it is time to see about your bedding
plants. At the Hopkins Flower Store
they have plenty of begonias, geraniums
fuchsias and marguerites and a fine stock
of coleus and lobelia for borders.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-22

When you are stewing anything that
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-22

Arrange for your summer vocal study
by calling up Mrs. A. H. Brasor of
High Lawn Road, whose telephone mum
Der is GIN Her classes will continue
through the season.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-22

Scrambled Eggs with Rice: One cup
of cooked rice, one-half cup of milk, salt
and pepper to taste and two well beaten
eggs. Put plenty of butter in frying
pan; when good and hot add the above
and stir until the milk is absorbed.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-22

Are you in need of an inexpensive
market or shopping basket? The Elmer
son store has been showing a window
full of such baskets in attractive shapes
and colors. They have there other things
in the basket line such as work baskets,
scrap baskets, clothes hampers, etc.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-22

1t viii be a good idea for you to make
your appointments with Miss Griffin for
a shampoo, manicure or facial massage
as early as possible as her little shop is
one of Main streets busy places.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-22

When measuring -four in a cup, do
not pack it down but measure it lightly.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-22

When ironing childrens nnderskirts
and dresses that have tucks it helps to
run the iron over the tucks and hem OF
the underside, then turn quickly and
press on the right side and the tucks will
not be inclined to iron the wrong way
and the work will be much more quickly
done.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-22
VIRGINIA ALUMNI ARE
VISITING ALMA MATER
Attend Game With Carolina Uni
vcrsity and Meetings for Re-
SiOnal Chnirmcn.
Special TO The Times D ispntsh. |

Especial To The Times Dispatch /
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Nov. II.
More thnn 5000 alumni of the Uni
verSity ,of Nire inia and their friends
ing holidays 1t the university This
week The dual attraction Is the
historic Virginia Carolina game aud
the special series of meetings ar
aad national committeeman who are
to direct the campaign for The S3-
100000 birthday gift. This gift,
known as the Centennial Endowment
Fund is TO be collected early next
year ana presented To the university
upon the occasion of her l0Otr ami
NC'Sary.
Fund officials are welcoming the
iortv regional chairmen AMI ma
tional committeeman who are to be
guests OF The university and occupy
gptcial stadium seats at the game.
Ihc visiting executives OF the fund
VIII hr taken through the various
class rooms where they themselves
studied for degrees only few years
ago. The deans of the six depart
mcnis Of the university will act as
escorts and explain the work of the
divisions Of which they are In charge.
At the principal meeting OF the
ihrec-day celebration. the regional
chairmcn and national committee
men VIII hear President Edwin A..
Alderman. Frederic William Scott
and John Stewart Bryan. joint and
alternate chairmcn of tho fund; Armi-
stead NJ. lrohic. executive chairman.
and others, outline the general plans
for collecting the s3,o00,0oo birthday
SIT.
Nearly all of the fftv places on the
national committee have been filled.
Senator Carter Glass has accepted
the trcasurcrship and will lend To the
movement the genius for financc
which made his administration of the
office of the United States Secretary
a. a,
Among the Virginia men who will
be in charge Of the state campaign
are: Robert B. Tunstall. OF Norfolk
Julian I'M. Richmond; Thomas &.
Earringer, Newport News: Floridus
:. Crosby. Staunton; Samuel w. Iim-
mey. PctcrsburE; w. Alien Pcrk ms.
charlottesville; Nirginius Shackel-
ford. ORANGE; &. DConor Gooirick.
Fredcricksb urg; Ewart Johnston,
Winchester. Whitwell w. Coke. Roa-
noke; and Alfred ID. Barksdalc,
l.ynchhurg.
The Virginia members of the ma
'ional committee include Governor
WeStmorcland Davis, vt. Rev. -. j.
o'conurll, Thomas Nelson Page. Scna-
tor Claude Swanson. Congressmsn
Irvine.
The celebration comes TO an end
on S:s.urday, when picked rcrIcscn-
tativcs OF the student body will meet
IN Madison Hall to receive a special
message and instructions from Prcs-
dent Alderman. These messages are
To I've taken home over Christmas
holidays and read at Virginia
Night" meetings.