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Evening star., 1920-03-03
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MILLINERY STYLES FROM CHINA
ny ANNE RITTENHOUsE.

worn by half the women of the world
When he sees the queue added to this
collection he must feel that the Amer
| icas terrestrial is becoming the Chi
nese celestial.
Queue Il Made of Rama.
, 1t is whispered that we wear Chi
| nese hair on our heads: maybe we do
| for we know not what we buy. but
we do not wear it on our hats. OF
| that we are sure. Raff1a Is the sub
stitute for hair in the queue. When
the French made up their minds that
glorif1ed straw was to take the first
place In millinery they began to in
vent curious ways of using it to star
| tie the world. The Chinaman's queue
was one way. This was simple
path to novelty, for the mandarin's
turban was foremost style for
women. and with it. and the fashion
for raffia at hand. the amalgamation
of the two was instantaneous.
The real way to carry the queue is
at the back, of course, but there are
women who bring it over on the side
after the fashion of the American In
dian. They ornament 1T with tassels
Of raffia and colored silk floss, and
they sometimes wrap the pigtail down
its whole length with colored ribbon.
The sketch shows one Of these hats
as 1T was worn in 5th avenue. 1t is
OF tnlneSe Dlue SILK 1a1l1e with req
raffia embroidery and queue. Fortu-
nately, so much that was sensational
was worn by a young woman She was
not enough over eighteen to make the
hat inappropriate.
Embroidery Of RAMA.
A number of these Chinese hats
show the milliners' desire to use raffia
instead of silk or bullion threads. The
use of the extravagant straw is not
confined to celestial millinery. how
ever. but finds it's place on hats of
every description. as well as frocks
When Premet of Paris showed to the
American buyers last August a select
ed number Of gowns which were
trimmed with colored straw she set
the pace for this millinery fashion
which has appeared.
She used fringes Of red and black
and yellow straw on dark cloth gowns
She embroidered straw with colored
| threads to form ornamental designs
| over the surface Of silk AS a fashion
| the thing died out, or rather, it slum
bered until the milliners resurrected
it for hats. And now the season IL
| alive with raff1a. 1t forms Louis Nv
lattice work over cloth, kid and satir
hats
Evening star., 1920-03-03

and eagacity went farther. She deter
mined to like nousework-to love 1t.
by Georgiana! She 'orGanized" her
kitchen as IL it had been her woman's
club. She had 'Sink committee"
with each member. such as drain,
plate rack and mop. having a part in
the proceedings. There was presid-
ing dishcloth, an assistant dishcloth
and chairman Of the soap and scour
ing committee. The checked tea tow
els. blue-bordered cup towels and
hand-woven towels for the heavy, alb
sorbing work.
She appointed an art committee to
hang attractive curtains pick out odd
pieces of china and pottery to use in
place Of yellow crockery and granite
ware. The reception committee gave
simple 1uncheons and afternoon teas.
Evening star., 1920-03-03
YOUR HOME AND you.
The Woman's Kitchen Club.

She's a woman "of infinite resource
and sagacity," as kipling would say.
She has to do housework. She hates
it, 1t is her own housework. and she
would gladly pay ghastly sums to a
perfectly useless servant If she could
get one. But she cannot get one. No
one can, In New York city recently a
famous woman's organization offered
a training course for "eight-hour day
assistants" and there was queue OF
Evening star., 1920-03-03
LADY AsT0R ON LIQUOR ISSUE

BIRMINGHAM, England. February
l4.-Lady Astor addressed the open
ing meeting here the other night OF
a women's campaign for state pur-
chase and control of the liquor trade.
She characterized the plan as ''prac-
teal" but said no government in Eng
land at the present time could hope
to win an election with prohibition as
it's main platform plank.
Evening star., 1920-03-03

When you see a woman walking
down the street with a string loose
and flying from the back of her hat
don't stop her and tell her some
thing is wrong. She knows 1t; but
she considers that the string is the
highest form of fashion. and, not a
defect. That's her queue
In the widest nightmares of mans
imagination he didn't expect to see
his wife or daughter walking down
the street with a Chnamans queue
hanging from her hat This is the
thing. however that has come to pass.
What | would like to see is the ex-
Evening star., 1920-03-03

matrons . mile long waiting at the
entrance to catch them when they
came out. willing to pay them Office
wages. let them work eight hours a
day. live at. home, and be called
Miss" But not a girl applied for
the course. So the matrons themselves
moaned. rolled their sleeves up. and
marched into the building and took
the course themselves! They are
working eight hours a day in their
own homes, which is good for them,
probably.
But this woman Of infinite resource
Evening star., 1920-03-03

And she invited her woman friends to
como and hear programs on cookery,
household management. budget maxi
ing, and so on.
After all. it 10 as interesting. a.
necessary and certainly as helpful AZ
lots of the committee work We do at
the club sagely concluded the woman
of Infinite resource and sagacity"
Copyright l92O)
Evening star., 1920-03-03

preston on a Chinaman's face when
he sees this new French hat on the
head of woman. He must feel that
the fashions of the world are as old
as the art of China. and. taking every
thing into consideration, he probably
feels quite elated over the trend of
style today. for there is a homesick
feeling engendered in him by the sight
of stub toed shoes on stills, embroid-
cred Chinese coats as evening wraps
mandarin turbans in wonderful bro
cade. peacock feathers floating from
hats, Chinese tunics in Chinese blue
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-30
STORIES OF LAP MASSACRE
IN CHINESE PROVINCE

Taizan, NBE ---t-Er thu ARsDnla--
49 Estss.sEss 4s-tZaauAt@itn missionaries III
MiEnZi,iTEf1H iIRzze ssfI4 signed stEi1 g.
1ntlTf IA rlse A4.sat.IE-sIl Fr-sss telling nf
u1RssEais-'as Ellsred u hEEre ilts4sn rum
rlI1-zaa by .IHlIizlese 1--orl,E n C-fl1Hn
Tas -1r- aRsgzn = Fs-esiT4-1sr-ifgn mis-
siunHgw az Tung Jung, sHEss
The JEFIEne-E sssnz 1alIn I--HaDs
zTEB THIS uzEY- ~ Elunu vrllh -.tte s4sssFn-
ing lH7snInn AZ E-fTItnc Uuf til. arrr5--s,
Christian rTEIrETr!lIl-TE7. ssspeniEIlr vFr1nE
mH1.- TilIlhEyas wE1,R InHrtlaIii..s--TE fI1r7l-
an SiIG74v Gnu L1s men II taafn ware
Eiur- Tung Jung Is surrounded t1r q
fInE al viIlEEzs Wt1llzn sIIifesaa TRIM
fra anE w'tnlesBia murder"
lGr- laKrr1n E-E'es atsaBEnts by sI1rTlir-
Euss wb8nn Sit.st;-iile 11if. ..TEJIHTfs.sss M
@RlII,-v as surrounding the riiil.rts anu
stssz-1nE fir't Ep Gilt c,-uTIs ann snnn11ug
the TnEn. Es 9Ialnsf 81 z1Ilas..s IN
winch InRgsagrsEs uGssI.r-~sE a- w.illr;h
Were lIuI1isstl. In l.nH vlllsne. lI.- Air1fi
74k pss,-srns wE,s k51ft.G EeuElr-s r.
f;tsirsa ---sm ifLhar u1Iss;IInA-les nsIs-
lsInnrz7ss GiIe sTsIr'v al Lsr aE4.-t1
The VIZ. uffire ht.f-e -uIiuv iufurrnft.l
ne slGr-'tssSTInlalf.z- I3Ial MERE ware
Churches amt ssS:t-unis nad i,t,trs 1I1r-rltsi
GnIr when thar WIS evidences e1lE1
they wes,a Gst.a Ir c-,ElE1E tIlssl1f t.zgrinn.
Z wzIs alsB Gts...i IL M. Utla9 1ils. urEr VII
lnges burned were E1tuss N w.tlil.ta q
rrII3Bl-tE ri uha 7ni4ailISaafrs were
l.RgHsu wt1t uu1lHx,s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-30
Begin Probe into
n. Y. CITY Contracts

ASHw Tnr.K yuv ....l-E h34e a new
gsssstt--aEErrInG-T ---Enn jury WIS neIns
sw1nn II -nGEy - cauEldsr EuE
scDulznI-lssz TTfsses5-ly-E11ng 1lR ''5Irllt-
ing 1--uH" tine 8ua-n af esz-ulHzs..
siT-lnE Is q .gtaIIIl3--Esss. oaEEZn rs m
allrw 1n11 ST. ,SsesRtsl war--a If city
sanG--agy-S
The iErv N ne ar-iR4 af 9s.arEe
WIN perjury n his testimony DHfsI,s
the iss-IslEL12ue cEInZnaI-Es WIS Rlsp
CUM Ellts1ssa ZortaF II It1e rsnHs,a1 ssss-
siuls cssfIrT s-zIe Li1s Iis.s:izs cleared z3T
htsazEIsx EasrlrnanF zEEnnr--Bw
The new extraordinary grand JURY
opHn II tins building 1nVt.ss1l en-lun.
was ss.leurEsn 1--sIn q TsEzal NJ ~ msr-
g-.lalIs- tIrrakHrE. hlElksr-s ana u1lrltr
DUs3nssss nen
Judge MGAwtv rnE,-ceE3 the jury
ItlH- rs -1Inr-lnn wFEsnla ne I'D cnn-
ing ana canslEl piracy II -s.sr-1lgrr Of
1r-E4dE Gnd Lne other specifications
w-tTlt+n marked SsssVas-aa- Sm3-9lss ar
sisr Ins111lIE.nE me ElssH-1T IuuasUEa-
EBn. Susnc3nn, ne sELld mlE1 have
M wsGETT IN a1Harus III -yr-sFYf t5E-
ne tzrAHreG --r1ruHttnegs al
fzst--ltszss nr-1un n Etss1ng INK viuiR-
IElrs af ina INV anigTre1 ms immunity
rum proper punishment
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-30

Cernr,Arnta. E11ss7 Burns and Bergut-
min N5ies. Warden E1wtrl FzhsIi,-raak
Ward CLERK Ez-z9 EsulH. g-zrlfssaslje. A.
trad DsruRufis- Ward GunIrE7-s...-lzzll-
win wlsnn, Eek Ctslr-nti una Edwin
TRytar. MIS-. Edwin -ilsun. Ms IT.
WIN TRxilnr AMI Mrs Edwin F71.lftlron..
Ware e. Alderman ] FRANK Pip
tiEau. Lznuntalman WEiH--d F E1xtiHyn
Inn Mrs CH-uil1r DauBran. Warden.
Jtinn Tsifrne. Esfsrt rlsr.fl Iara .Iunes
GannRlEtilis- EnEu--~'a. FiH,-uA CRY ruin-
r1l1-se-.T. Franz FziiuIieIIu Chester
Sf'vss ann Mrs. i,anBrHu lJir1ltsf unFn-
31IH-lnnE 10 ne rIatiH lE14.r
Ward Z Alderman. Es.,-nun {. Pat-
artsr-suI fsEIuIr:i i1Issll EawE-sd Z
Tyhur-Tre emo Edward II Cnin War
etssn. Z :. |is,-rse. Ward CLERK Edward
tafsffsss.s- C2HnsInfiie. George Esur--ls.
lily committeeman A z Muir
Wasg & Alderman. 7Rr-nid 4
Wtss.aEa. CnunCilinen. j. Arthur Ca-Hr
aIIu Mrs. 1nsz AiRs1n Tl--flsr,. -a,a
Th1batissE- WEr''a ela,.f1 Mrs Es4itan
Z Ese,.tIEln. CEsIns1zaiiie. Enurssr q. III
1is. C@1Iy g,gurrszT aasnnEI. Epe-ss<1 run
uirE1IRzn-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-30
Methodist House
Bishops Sees Need
Boosting Salaries

AraEurar CITY " l.. wur. zA-Thz
EauEe of HiHnuus nj TN xzkhnxias
Efnisns1png r,nl1rs,h in fnns su1ainn ID
Tar -ns m1ulsszr wiaH.h VIII anstzle
MN u 1--we and n mEsurH1n ms RmisF
III iaRM rs wen ax Z ne were HnEaEa1
IN svse,y--tiHy business" EzzR IN rrs-
wiIiea ssF the MsnnDdiEr iHz1g IN ruHEsz
1tle ahnr-z.R NJ mfniEzR-s-
THIS Tr-aHnrzneur- Il was z1nuunfss4
viii be sHn1 70 rae nena uf epefy
MsItinGti# EafHruuR2 Hnnr7auR-1un n
si,e wEsrsa. as -as tfIE1 stEp n orrve
IN e-zlEzss 81 ndeuIruzH TyHsfxrnz Wcgk-
me 1EarysH <rr me church tfasDugnuu1
Czzhr,lE annurn.
The EDuss al Hisflups. a4sa rzxnul-
syalte6 an HtiIt-refsR u II II anxse ID -nf
-niIIiuns 81 the iEi-y- cHIanE mr. -ns
missing af tils aEL1Hnrn uf me Ssk1.-
oBt D6B canfsnK-v fund. during Tnt
ensuing fgrlIr vaH-x." EApur1H survived
rilaz Sz-s.DtiH IiDn uf me hurR tunn I'm
miREluna-v flHnrvuientsR has b4.t.f1 xrsi-
iesyteEs CURING the Inst - mHrr9E and
nlnHe IN s22k nm rpBf sinre rne cEmuEiE1
WIS la4InEtlsd n lg1A.
.sBusIneas aas tlssen Caring ualy us
me warnE men w1um we na1 sxncr.1zsc
IA Iliaca n t.tTRr-e NJ Ltie gnng-sEa-
1iunal WINK IF me ctrurssn" snsd Bisnnr
Berry Mem VIM tFrEsre sEvan rax-H
IN l4Isir EIEHs "a IIssflE--a1aun- Stfxst
yEaa=s n 1leniagv nnh @ullr ysr-s n
aEaIlsrnir culsrxes m lfrrrE ERE will
ing n wrr1.k flr rnHnrr-e srlRrtEE We
aTss r,,inr II make ffff,srt aEpaM a
me aasrurs af me churches y sufS-s
TINS TIrTEIiliarn'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-30

Washington. Nor 2.9-T'wD -Ans---
t.zGn r'siia1 w-uI,ksss,s II PnlEnC. Miss
Martina C-arEyik Hnd her asssis1uz1-.
MISS Mary "A .glsclIzk ware SAFE u ne
nf4lu L. kEvBD IN EuErirlun NJ ess-
IinnREe II aGTirss 1o6E- II the srU7e
deZIHrTzIlaII-- THEY III ernEmnH-,s THf
'1ne tz,'ET -A--nH.'1nlcn En,7ls utsiEand as
li1Ens.gtEIT-s Of Lae Eu-7E1ssnn child
F'unu and wssrs a,--ns-esi n VIM lgv
3--ILngstIaiEn EZ1Lhur1res End -1azan u
a-oEr1n @Er 11ussrtrRzun.
The a1sTE-ch explained -fIHx 1.aFsv
nnc EErnR IN VIM - 4iH7--st1l1-k znud
ss1zIffs there 1Br uzh,HF E-a rflIi n.-tsr.
Thar c;lHIffHur aiBr waE E--ss-z.Ls
run -yaaues- ~ 1ne Er-t-!Hr ls.Er1iur,
III M.a,-sGw 1hs 3--rasf7 cnm-nEnlier
~ h1T-np Is Hz-oarT=a 70 rnElse trrfrsr-
NH ErnIlr'v --sz,s--,fsrr mt wuuHn
s-no sz.Enn RI1v nlf ne ran.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-30
Gage St Grocery
Store Total Loss
Early Morning Fire

a sIIffoEnznE c.lnud Of srnrrfsR pnIIr-
IuE mn rne bss1,'DnIn If Z L Cam
srxIn, nn me hpHr ai,ure ms siu-n az
So Ea-e st-as- awake INN barely n
lime - -oIsa Ills w.te and TWO eiIil-
arrsn ami enHlaIs ma family n s.sf:ape
Trim -ne fra H.tIut EieE1-gs1Faa Tn
lJnilriinE es-ay THIS mu1mluE The
aial-m YVES suHnttea IL Lib a N
III Calnelxn's parents. NJ and M,s.
.IGEnfss Cameron aUraFT M rEAr nf
the lower hunr M the building Rae
lilsv We're ait.euing until ZwukHnetl
br SHOUTS tram thar snn- Al Ter
the fluuse nlad uniy II -ilalr sissrlnr
garments and wer,e gwen sfltl1s4r n
IfsRrigr huns.
FIVE u1lnursR sz1ar M Cameron
awaksns.d II wsuid flazse n..an 1up lR1R
fzr azIT nj rfas OCCUPANTS I'd nave been
saved 7T1r Tile entire weudwu1,g Of 1,at
aiu structure WAS IN flames. Tares
powerful s1-aHTns 81 wRzer naEie
sE.a--rHlv any impression an ing 1ira
THE arIl1,-e hnsE. hunk amt ialris,-
anii ct1sznlrA3 equipment NJ tina ne
parchment responded - tlle Eaa.
Mr. CarnH-syn saiitEes 1t1R1 EtaH
oiiz-ss ETas1ssd IN Liis rAllar near tine
chimney winch --ans I'D through -.le
affins- II E,le sau1h END NJ ting build
inE. bu1 ne dIass mn kuuw me cEuse
The anss lnrluusl ali tine szeeE af -ale
s1Frz., the nHussnnid furnishings =
hura1 gysRr-snsn1s- all aAH eiuIriuE Of
me oucl1pHurs and Approximately $sBD
IN cash The fr5lz3 iusE Mr.. Esanle,Trn
atIiers.s liz apBHf SZsHf he States
filA1 tise 7l'-uIsH-T Is fairy wall in
SSlrxse
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-30
PfTTSfElD

Tlhs tfnlas.n zane C-iRas tf 1rs Sl1z,-
t-sE ctru-'tin a-.s g8TIIE p, nRsH ss,g.lE.
a. p P. TTa1irzksn's TfnIrstizr evening
T1ile ruE ,;nn su4I1ty-. If 'sIasTw II, Mais~
sumo Simple Inexpensive gzE.z'
Mrs. Eaa--ala Nsaiz..r- End ssn. Essi,-
err have --szzx-neFl x mar hFsIne II
AuEnuyy. 2z9sEr fiasHinE "a WEAK N
rEywn with AIS. Nssslnt.r's p,1-.nr-z. Es
isznu Ms .EsE-nes -Tlr-liiuIl. -. They
wssr~. accompanied BF MISS Christine
S-ank- wins VIII be Gs walnrr's
Elssu far B 1tsw ws.tsi1s-
AIMING lhe 79--sfitsio pes1Ilie II Wa
f4srziIlH Sa1II--ttzv vsErR- Mrs E-lns
Rzs1sissv and tiEEaE-rAr una HRS
Njrnais. Mrs faBwEs'a JaI:ntls ara
Mrs. G. A 144l. and Mrs Ea-e "
Tir9sGv
Mrs. L.ssr-4s N EassinsZsn Emo dRnEs-
1Hr- AI-S. ThumHs 4 ssszrhs.5l. ware
huAnsss callers IN HaluEur SHzurx.ag
Mrs Cara Ward and Ez1znily sd Pa
uIF-z are IN 1Dwu fxsr rtsIf Win
Nj and Ms ami Mckinney.
M Inc Ms Edward Aarssiil z-ar
11Ezuiir nRue gune ID BgwananfzKn.
w.ntEle Aa- Aut-5l hnE se,.r1-.na en-
plDrrnHEl-
The E-lnIlEz messing 81 Etz hief,tsf.,
f-hiLFgl4sr o. z. s. viii he hero -e1n-s-
1Ev evening. The afficts-s fEYr me ..sa-
suing yaAr VIII be sAsErzn End une-x
viii ne wrr;k-
Nz31s- 8 SnHuiElag -ss-u,ne1 -
Ru--iEnr Sunday R1-sr aHsstnE .tsw
aRvs IN TDwn E-1fn ms parents. M-
ana Mrs. w s SpHulainE.
E5uIzans Rux1an rss-sErnssE 10 Eu---
land SuniEE nlEtr H--E- uaszluE
Than ksE4EInE IL me hume &c MS M
-ssurs. M nd Mrs. Frxsl " Bur1an.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-30
OUT o. ORDER
STOMAcHS


Ths mnxnsn1 zrua eR- n zHf,ler ssr
rwG uf PEpF's DiR9ssrH1n I'll InR
humps af lnEistssraun TsEzn- the Rsurs-
nsss. haHzrs1urn and bsiCnlnE af
szEssss. tine T1 araui-w, wEulsn-r--'Iliiy
wundesrai-
Maliiuns nf pszEpls knuw tanH1 II Is
nsedaess ID ne hBfhfs-sG w-T1a 1raGi-
sEss1lEIr. dEEspHTsin ar q disnrtiE,zc
E11mnrh- a few r.a3alsrs af FaDe Z
DiHpepHir neuus;slIiER aciEi-v ami give
rHlaE- 4 anns-nu waiting El,r Z
DtEE Of Pase's DiEpHT,Htn now: Dsun'7
EzzT .rHpsprIrs Try ID -@EniEzR Ynu-
EslamnEsh SO yEsn 'can aH- 1arar-Ak
1ouitE without GaLElnE DISTRESS. THE
cnsr Is sa Little. The benefits ss
E-sHss4--Aar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-30

Springfield. ARREs-In q Efsr-er semi
I'd Dr. j. r TUE Il gn.. MI l. "
Atswekanh a- zssssa ERn1r.ltiEe ST. wr-7xas.
x Hi writing I'D s41 Eau kuEw nUw
aL EezzenE HInnE ! hlEEe ErzfzFn 1wx
lE,-ge size Bn1z1ns Ed sTuu- In TINE 6
El-s14r and Azn Es.sIlnE 1aesa fHt-Es1
1iTan f's1n-z using viii rnrr7rus
rEkzr1E Z fEr ! ut nnr irEs.s me pE1r,
t4IEI ! hRd ae1Eue. Au6 mn wits and
sssy'ssr-g- anH1 KNOW ze.Lls nR / azn iank-
IuE ntdzEsr -'uR -sisstsp E1s-,zlas sz.e al
game E<sun under mE assas. Ss mErss
naslfl4El1E 1Sr ma
lar -szass L-ilszTr- the FZEniiy 1.Ezn-1uF
anu 8i'aTn E.-pa.i4r Inns i1sraniizsf -flnn-
slElIGiK rIInn thousands GO sufferers rum
gsulzEsg1iEGrIHr. ns-=sfIEI1ess ESanr sxslps1ffs.
EilliiIzafsilaIa insomnia anu wu-1nk- Gzasc
.iK ytsEgEE TEzrsrrrtt ntaasgisa Il IE EiissE1Essr1
ID zs-4fe wntslzs JIIsr rsEfn-uS iIaEr-lsrEi
sttruEs 1tm1 tn wYriuff- n--Attr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-30
Samoan Unrest
Charged toOFhcers
and {. s Civilian

Washington. Nur .s--he VACANT
urlrsssH among 1ne nRr-ues IN rt1e nn-
vas gnnr--aiieu iRiEuc m aEznuR- n
the Pax.1tir- WAS ''infiuenuNd f1r Cu11-
mEnaer Kali I-ieuTEnEur iCunznRnn-
ar Boucher ana an Amer1rHn ctt1zHn
uHned Erasne'' Nlid = dispatch -ss-
,,sar-es Iatirr t7r tne nETy dHrRsr1nen-
E--rrn Eanrurn wHinp ErHnk. Ene new
s-rsxze,--lur- m ne IRiHnG ann head NJ q
s.rsI1-- rvpulrTea - INQUIRE Furp the
trouble
fa.TrzzD 1us.as recommended rnE-
Lissulaninr CummEnIHr Saucner bf
nI1r--I1lE.--lRElaa on chEr-res M @'t:In-
Efar1 unbenImznE In afficHr ann =
s-s.n1aemHn- annfuct prsJndirinl -
Ernd pr-rfHr znd 1isaiqiinE. drunk an
.au7y:: aigxs.tsE1 u Prs.ziceu1- sEsC,se-
1a--y nf nHz-y and EIZs,Hr,lur uffrsEHR
Ses..rsaa--v Lsanieis raplied "a the
9isuRsxsfl au-nHrrElng I'M I-,iEA nj
4-amEnRnIies Boucher
CAPTAIN EUanE sad rtE- EraHne
woulE De tlEpu-ad Us undesirable
hut ne Recommendations wRs mRns
rs u Commander Xii The cxptRzn
aiitisn NM -s1H-e WAS m svicHnce III
''it.Esz. nnRnT.iRl ar pnli1c1l lT-NEu-
lR-1Tv" n me afIminiEr--E-1un af the
z.tEHEL1rs af the island
Commander Bunrne- ur<aay-eh
'E:tlE---es against CnmmEnlaer Warren
J. TaI.huDs- fzrmr Eunarnur al
SANTA wnp cnmmsrzad sIiiCifie JIlEi
bts1E1lse -i1e nEral s1u-1 under Captain
Trims arrived az the EfslEnn Snc-e-
l-v Daniels sRad rtlE1 "A hls iap1ulun,
me nDn-- hRd crun nlsiEsy enumerated
Commander TEr-hune-
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nnle, baiduc BeSss
nsane ngl'deIia IN FAST
n IieHgr Wrestling Match

aa1Es. 3Dinur, cnEmpiun, IiguI
Prss.as' q Sew EngiHnd 171m Man-
Fssis, e Z -ai 1hs ses1 nj TBUnE
.aa.,e. lit youthful asgIirau1 k,fr
aap-E VIII halls 1--um 5ns1an. 81 z
p III rleve- lnHTr.h held under the
a-zs1ssr- 81 Gus L.sgenffI's of
fs'sle-. az K : c. hal an upper
z'rt=a- dunaEY ep7EnlnE THE
"e-s hfCn n fine 1n,,rn. Bolnne
s1L-s Il 1t l,:,' pounds. anE Par-
lt -so 5fEn fesIluws showed
ct 9eli ann spaea- win Bs3-
sl42iuE hIs appnnefT alDuE
Ell. lUaz Tne 1-aLinn however.
arn ulI.l "a hRndla and pun
-ez ur1..
osii'i. 2seu.al Hls FIRST 4zA1l IN u
A-'77 T3. =anand took llam - 10
AA nunnnen1 shoulders
.-r'g az M. u4.-
''I.i~iIuI-lg zE 2c-zreI-1lEsssIi DID
'--'-'-i-fizs Young ,r1xsrnisIr al
'@l.ils sa HnUw nn. KID
So f -.FTlslon Was s7lessa and
q Il a;-aiEIrlun Ina1Iih G4Ir sss'-
A'--,'''te e-,h .i.ygT Newman af
= -us.n starving omir few
.' Lsiu aalii TWO yBunr-
'''-a --aseusi..- TauuEs aifnflaHn
ill- ii''.-r rlIs slsss.-aEars
S E5m.. Hngjftr SECURING TWO
~-z'ir. --,iz
inauftgar far hla
-'-i.2nEsa me WILMER nj tire
'w4 Eas present
"a -"-r mix satisfied with
aeluu.
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L. 1. and Canada Mast
STAND Is One IN War.k
Ahead Crmes M<.szil Head

8HsTun. My 9.--i-- Asy--tIIIr s.I1.-,,lts
E,rrasatien1 If AlcEzIn Tz-iptsl.sitr Ilnfi
1uTTner c:IuruHntiHr u me Canadian
EzatsiiizlurE-y FDl-c.ses. speaking 1zs-
IIE.t- g. -tIs z1s1 auuIIEa- dinner az xllt
Canadian Club u 5asiKln. urged CHI
Eslls af Int LnI1tsn :STzzfss and [.AIIHerR
u TSsEnarn1IH~ znsIr --s,KIn1InIIn human
KY ENC 1t.clars,d I1IA1 the TWO na-
lnns abBue I'll others vim nave
eiigInl1nnt+d aarnu-rasv in lis bss4
7nyrn u1un nur TIL n stand tglgssl.iIs.,
nuw
II must ne me dII-y III eryVt,-v CHI
zsn in Insssr TWO G-sz1 nE1lnns, " sAlr.
Sir Arthur n discourage every n
1ansiZrs 1tluuE.Ir 10 silence tEsr-v u-a-
1H--1E wurd. Te SOW s4-s.sis II In1a,rIR-
-lunRl sEIu1v Emo nanrn,-a- II hind ID
rssIaac IT npaps If sls.Al Ena AaEie-
SEzlIn peupies fur Ine lrlTnens7 TI-s4.E
Ink Euu1-unrs Us.
Thu lRza VIII qernnnsf-zz4.d 1lIs
sI-HnE1a Winch GarnmTn ssuTE,-,lr.iss
enEHnrErs z there YVES ntt.u tIEy
rnssss rwo E-aA4 psEIT,es IA sIEad 10
SEF--At- AAAA--A- FNA~~- With
munEz-=TIIs evil -fIr~aA1sEllsag me
wuril. Is -ns us..-d Azlw Less r1IiHy w-nsn
Illtss III ciE1iizE1un aTe OVERWHELMING
70 swszp AWAY Tns TrlnEazl1m 81 aI.r
c1viiiEEaung"
England" Sir A--t7a- said Is Las
finest fEftniIlun NJ daznur-ar.v II MS
-urv shR nIxE always HuT,d 1nr 1--I.se-
duTn EnL 5ustira- 1uE If -r-utr as Am
er1I:R- Wherever me alu Tulun lack
HES EEIns 1ne Denpls hHHR snlpr.a Z
larger measure nj lnsr--v ThR Brit
isr pennies are me 7s.as1 @-rfrn IN
-3C-aCv of a1y nKlun II -hh wigle
wrra1.
'T'aEtly 11e nt-...i is urgent bt.t.2ass
II ma urapRrEnul w-tliCn Is being
cze-s.issE IN tn Uus1-1i1r-1w existing rzp-
t4,-1IrnHnTE and pm in pUwer pRI-E
ItlE1 wauld MAKE I'M desDs14sfn M
C,Zar-iiu1n and AaiEs,usrn lHak like q
kindergarten DIRTY"
A11tE cuInpA-@nr 1he sv-Tnfuiiam a1
-ne AIaHracan Rno British aaEB. Sir
Arthur sa5Ia-
II me flag stands 1EU Une thing.
-1Ia- hnEEa b..tsn sR1 TE-rn. tin NBT
think TtiH1 Il Is ever IE--rinuH tlie 4gr' :,
nHctun 10 uffer II lnsrir. In n NM
= shameful thing utIaz man ~ 1as
1gr,Ea1 themselves as IN aeErafit ,anl
srsnn a Yy-7nDnl TINT rellrsssHnrs rms
VERY hIgneF1 Ideals DO they nu1 fur
re1 -ilR7 when they nffarfsd Insult II
another na-lun's flag they sr& sflErn-
inE I1fssEr Tywn9
TheE RIA mn E1r1nE uffsase ~
pA-rT wtLfan Lat na13nn hH1 10 ~
winnie perpif. In -hair own flesh anf
nipna- u hen Lhev Iample z fac
INNER fnn1 they Err 1--sadinE in1e IN
n1lr-e Lhs mns7 sRE-ran nssutase ana
DElssaassiun If a nHann. NJ nE-lur
E.lHT psrrIl1Ts THESE oI--aess c;xGr ri1irn
L4lF humREe uf me wTn.ld
sir arthur aIn Lady E,ai-4H WI
1ne EIss1 nf hnnnr al Inn DINNER.
Earlier IN 1sfe dHy taasrv were suuzrs
81 (zfJzzr-nur- E7leCr Charming r rnx
End Edmund Eil1inEs rnIletrar uf I'M.
Sfr-. al d Cannlfiun Club lIIDrnfsnn.
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-Four Nurses Graduate
From AEgnssa General Hospltaa
GiasE Sares Deiive-sr anr lsriurnas
F-rsHurnr II EranlHraur E,ae,-lzHs
IN Mnnrze-D1uner Esfpe- IN --rnr-
m GraruHtsnu Class

N Graduating Class
The Enunnl E-af1na-lun II nIr-s4ss H
Lne AaEus1A General hospital 1nnk
place IN MnnfsEv 81 Efle hospital AND
G1plunas wes's ur-.stall1an 70 the zul-
lDwtuE 1uIlr nprsas VIM nave arln-
-lis1z.G EnsIr srurties- AlRs Lsna Pt.aas-
lt4s nj .5efarssEn- MISS Enzngaliu.s
F-zsnI;h NJ BEnEur. Miss Esther Files
If E12uruu anE Aalph Turk Of Card
nHr
A pleasing 1aH-Ira n 1TTunHc1un
Win I.IR E-RGuE-1un Was q lll-Fts-Ern uf
tszzEs,'Etiss.s t;a4y-aad euT 81 Inc ciasR NJ
the dinner Egran II 6 0y;iBuk By Lne
superintendent. Mrs Sarah Ea9stisu.
n hFngr Hf Ct1t graduating .siass T1hp
eiass nrBphecy ann u1ner class uHsrs
ware Git.iivts,Hgi- The dining mum YVES
Hastily tisf;EErHzs.a VIII the CHRIS cniHrs-
orange Ena E1iRcE and a2an with sew
e.-zl i1uHutftE III ROSES and lInizs.
MISS PsnNies intends IA Eaizs4 Z
wt.t.ts & vaca-1un ENC viii linen bs en-
EaEao n nursing n TINS CIR Miss
FranCf lE4- TEssIss,,Eaav Tar 5EnErn-
wt1E-e she VIII ne engaged n nursing
The other Two mEznl1Hls nf Lns Glass
anEre mn vH7 mafss 1neir pIEns zsaEa,-ti-
IlIE thar III-IIr'R WORK