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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-17
GA!LIMA KARO PADETIS
KASYKLU APsKRITY.


Washington, Gegs 16.
West Virginia ir Kentucky an.
glekasyklu apskrity atsinauji-
no kova kasyklq darbininkl
su valstijQ policija.
PasiQsta valstijq milicija.
Karo sekretorius Weeks turi
pagamines prokliamacija ka-
TO padeGiai, jei padejimas pa
arSetq. Tenai butq pasiqsta fe
derale karuomen6.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-17
Is CICERO, ILL.

Gia yienas zmogus, p. Jonas
Paulauskas, dirbdina aeropla-
na, kuriuo bus galima pakilti
augstyn be jokio isibegimo.
lures penkis motorus. Uzbai-
gsias Liepos menesyj. Dirbdi-
ma vietinio ANGLES pirklio kie5
me, ties 40 CT. ir 16 gatEes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-17
ANGLIA ATMOKA II MI
LIJoNU sK0LQ.

New York, Geg. 16. : Kaip
Siandie Anglia atmoka II mi
lijonQ dol. skolQ Suv. Valsti-
JOINS. Toji skola, tai specijale
skola ir j neturi nieko bendra
su penkiQ milijardQ dol. skola.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-17
DEL AMBASADORIAUS
KALBOS.

Washington, Geg. 16. - Sc
nate pakilo nepasitenkinimQ
del naujo Suv. V. Anglijai
ambasadoriaus Harvey. Gauta
ziniQ, jog Harvey Lendone
kalb6damas Anglia pavadines
Suv. ValstijQ motiniSka Sail
mi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-17
ATEME PINIGUs IR AUTO
MOBILIQ.

al. Harris, Las So. st. Lo-
.rlis ave-, praneSe policijai, kad
il automobiliu vaziuojanti ant
kampo Roosevelt road ir Wells
gat. uzpuole plesikai.
Ateme nuo jo $67 If auto
mobilip.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-17
SENATAs BIJosI Is1vELI
MO EUROPON.

Washington, Geg~ Is. - Nors
prezidentas andai pareiske,
kad io pozicija neatmainoma
Europos klausime, bet sena-
tas abejoja apie to pareiskimo
tikruma
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-17
IS DARB1N1NKU JUDEJI-
MO.

Kaunas. sv. Juozapo Lietu-
viq darbininku draugijos San
ciq skyrius gerai gyvuoja. Ne
senai buvo yisuotinas susirin-
Xmas, kuriame dalyyavo 78
nariai. Pirmininku buyo isrin-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-17
SAPIEHA BRIUsELY.

Brussels, Belgija, Geg. 10
Gia atvyko LenkQ uzsieniQ
reikalQ minister's princas Sa-
pieha. Gal jis dalyvaus Lietu-
viq-LenkQ konferencijoj.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-17
GEN. PERSHING = STABO
VIRSININKAS.

Washington, Geg. IA. - Ka-
ro sekretorius Weeks paskel-
be, jog gen. Pershingas pas
kirtas armijos Stabo virSinin-
ku.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-17

Telsiai: Gia pasirode komu-
nistq lailraSciQ: "Tiesa, .
"Komunistas, " 'Kareiviq tie
sa." Vieni leidziami Lietuvoi,
kit Anglijoi. Tas indomu,
kad Sic laikrasciai pasirod6
liaudies mokyklos vaiku ran
kose, kurie mesa namo skaity-
ii.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-17
Kedainiai. BaIandaio is 4

Kedainiai. BaIandzio is 4 j
5 d. tarp 80 val. paciame
Kedainiu vidury, ant Didzio-
sios gatves, kur ir milicijos
Nuovada j, Komendantura, ko-
ki tai chuliganai em6 saudyti
j langus ir akmenimis dauzy-
ii.
Nukentejo ramqs pilieciai:
Provizorius GurviG, Roader,
Chajat, Volport.
Piktadariai nesusekti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-17
Cali suskilti vienybe.

TarptautiniQ santikiQ zino-
val tvirtina. kad jei Lenkai
nepasitrauks * AugSto&ios ST.
Iezijos, kur jie netur6jo tel
sin kelti trukSmo, j sekanGias
IS valandas gall sutrup6ti vie
nyb6 Anglijos su Prancuzija.
PaSekm6s skaudziai atsiliep-
tQ ] visa Europa.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-17
PINGg EURsAS.

svetimq saliu pinigu verte, mai
nant nemaziau $25, 900, Geguzes IA
.buvo tokia pagal Merchants Lo-
an and Trust Co.:
Anglijos sterlingp svarui $4.OO
Prancuzijos simtui franku 8.5s
Italijos Sinful lirp 5.65
Vokietijos Sinful markiu LIB.
Lietuvos Sinful auksinp 1.7S
Lenldjos Sinful markiq .1s
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-17

cuzija uoliai paremia visas
VarSavos suktybes. Matant
tas visas neteisybes pagaliau
Anglia neiskentusi If bere
viesai kareia tiesa Lenkams If
Prancuzams.
Yra baimes, kad del Lenku
nepakiltu naujas karas Euro
poje- Tuomi galetu pasinau-
doti radikalai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-17

AMERIKON ATVYKSTA
JAPoNU MIsIJA..
Tyrines Suv. Valstiju istaigas


Tokyo, Geg:. 16. Is Gia
j Suv. Valstijas iskeliavo vie.
nuolika parinktiniausiq Japo-
MICS parlamento zemesniqj1l
rumQ atstovq. Jiems vadovau-
ia Rokusaburo Takanishi.
Kiekvienas ju turi po sel1reto-
riq.
Suv. Valstijose ia misija stu
dijuos amerikoniSkas visuome-
mes istaigas. Amerikoje isbus
keleta menesiQ. Paskui kai-ku-
RE is ju keliaus dar Europon.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-17
Anglai Reikalaujal lPraSainti
Lenkus is SlezijOs
Prancuzai Visomis Pajegomis
GinaLenkus
PRANCUZIJA PAREMIA
VARSAVA.
BRAND atsikerta Lloyd Geor,
ge'ui.

Paryzius, Geg. Is. - 81 pen
ktadieni Anglijos minister's
pirmininkas Lloyd George par
lamente kalb6damas smarkiai
atakavo Lenkus uz ju sukty-
bes pirmiau su Vilniumi, da-
bar su AugStqja Silezija.
Jis savo vyriausybds vardu
pareiSka, jog AugStoji Silezi-
ia kol-kas priguli Vokietijai.
II jei Lenkai isiverz6 ton pro-
vincijon, Vokietija turf teise
tenai prizes Lenkus pavartoti
karuomene.
Lloyd George tQ savo parei-.
Skimq paskelb6, kuomet Pran-
cuzija 6m6 grumoti Vokieti-
jai, jei Sta m6gintQ uzpulti
Lenkus maiStininkus Silezijo-
je.
Lenkai drumscia ramybe.
Anglijos minister's pirmi-
ninkas apkaltino Lenkus, jog
.iie drumsGia Europoje ramy-
be. Nes visais Sonais jie len
da SvetimaS zemeS. Kur ne
gall ineiti tiesiOginiu keliu,
tenai pavartoja suktybes, kai
kad yra ivyke su Vilniumi,
gi Siandie Su AugStQ:ia Sile-
zija.
Ant rytojaus Prancuzijos
minister's pirmininkas BRAND
ipaSkelb6 savo pareiSkimq. Tai
buvo atsakymas ] Anglijos mi
niSterio pirmininko kalba.
Prancuzai uz Lenkus.
BRAND susikviet6 svetimQ
| llsaliQ laikraSGiQ koresponden-
tus If pasak6, jog Prancuzija
Inekuomet nepakesianti, jei Vo-
kieciQ karuomen6 isibriautp
Silezijon muSti LenkQ. Prancu-
zija, sake jis, jokiuo budu ne
gall leisti Vokieciams maiSy-
ties j Silezijos reikalus.
BRAND sake, kad jei An
glija pageidauja ivesti Silezi-
joje tvarka, tegu j ten pa
siuncia savo $4,000 karuome-
mes. Bet Vokietijos kareiviai
tenai nebus toleruojami.
Siulomas tarpininkavimas.
Pc tokiQ prieSginiaujanGiu
pareiSkimu cia IL Londone pa
lIilo nepaprastas trukSmas. An
glijos laikraSciai, paremdami
savo premiere nusistatyma,
dar smarkiau prad6jo aketi
Lenkus If yQ globejus Pran-
cuzus. PrancuzQ laikrasciai to-
kiuo pat tonu atsikirto.
Kai-kurie laikrasGiai paga-
liau pasiql6 AugStosios Sile-
zijos klausima pavesti risti
kadir Suv. Valstijoms. Tuo ke-
liu norma sutur6ti nuo vaidq
Anglia su Prancuzija.
Pavojus Europai.
IS visako matosi, jog Pran-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-17
zMoGUs IKRITo UPEN.

Nuo Clark gatves tito u
pen krito ir nuskendo John
Manly, 1928 Justine ave.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-17
Keliauja ir admirolas.


Tuo paciu laivu ! Suv. Walls
tiias keliauja ir JaponQ admi-
rolas, baronas Sotokuchi Ur.
yu.
Jis sakosi esas Annapolic
karo laivyno akademijos alu.
mnas. Tad tuo tikslu norris ap
lankyti ta akademija.
Bet daugelis spelioja, kad,
matyt, jis keliauja kokiais tai
svarbiais politikos reikalais.
Be jo dar keliauja ir kit ~
mesnieji Japonai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-17
PAsIULYTAs S. V. TARPI-
NINKAVIMAS SILEZI-
.JOJE.
Prancuzija su tue nesutinka.

Paryzius, Geg. l6. - Pran-
cuzijos premjeraS BRAND pas
kelba. jog Prancuzija nesutin-
ka. idant Aug$toSioS Silezijos
klausime turdtQ tarpininkauti
Suv. ValstijoS arba kita ko-
kia vie$patija.
Premjeras BRAND paklauS-
taS, ky tikrai twitQ pradeh
Prancuziia, iei Anglia atvi-
raj patartQ Vokietijai imties
ginklQ prizes LenkuS maiSti-
ninkuS Aug$toioj SiIeZijoj.
Nezino, kas reiketQ da-
ryti.
BRAND trumpai atSak6:
''ManO atSakomyhi didziai
sunH. Ir as atSiSakau ai$kn-
ii. kaS tur6tQ but veikiama."
Visuose diplomatiniuose ra-
teliuOse pripazlstama, jog pa
d6tis Iabai intempta. Tas CRU
mOia EurOpoS ramybei. Cali
pakilti nauias karas.
Prancuzija prisikibusi uzta-
riauja LenkuS. Sake, j Len
kus ginSianti, jei juos putty
VokieGiai. Tuo tarpu Anglija
su Italia yra prieSingos nuo-
mOn6S.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-17
Pavojus Europai.

Is visako matosi, jog Pran-
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-15
GO NO FARTHER
The Evidence 10 a. Your ooos.


Lancaster proof Is wha, you want
and the statement Of this highly re-
spected resident will Danish all
doub,
J 7 Holiey. farmer. RID MOI
Lancaster. says. n short time ago
had occasion 20 use Doan's Kidney
Pulls and they fixed me W In good
shap. gladly recommend them
NJ back had been aching and paining
for several months and everything !
undertook 20 DO about the place was
n dras 20 me Ny kidneys didn act
freely enough. and there was some
rmarting when the secretions pass
ed saw Doan's Kidney pills adver.
tised. so went 20 the New stanford
DRUG Co and got three boxes used
them until my troubles left me en-
tirsly"
Price soc. az all dealers Don't
simply ask for n kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same That
Mr. Holley had Foster Milburn CO..
Mfrs. Buffalo. ~ Y
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-15

Mi. Mary Brown has accepted a
position with the Brysntsville Grad
"a School and assumed her duties
Monday.
Miss Mollie Barnes vas visitor
q Mr.. and Mrs. Tolliver Cornet.
near Paint Lick from Thursday until
Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs r. II. Ward and
sons. Harald. J. I. and Carl spent
the week end visiting Mr.. and Mr.
Milton Ward.
MR. G r. Henry and little daugh-
ter. Louise. were Sunday guests Of
Mr. and Mr John Henry. % the
Fall Lick road.
Mr. and Mrs Tom Doolin and
Daughters. Cora and Flora. spent the
past week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Lewis Of woodford
Misses Fannie Merida and Daysie
Rcynells. Mr. and Mr. ollie era
ham and baby spent Sunday with
Misses Mollie and Ethel Barnes
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Yatcr had for
their sunday visitors Mr. and Mr..
tii Baker and family. Mr. and Mrs.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-15
GUY.

Mr.. Herchel Yantis is on the sick
list.
Mr.. Green Foley u visiting Mr.
end Mr.. j. r. Foley.
Mrs. Henry futile lef. for a visi,
o. Barbersville Saturday.
Mr.. W. T. Sutton attended the
cour, al Stanford Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Prather were
the weekend visitors IN Lexington.
Mrs Tom Marsee and Lucy Joe
Marsee were Lancaster visitors Tues.
Gay.
Messrs. J. p. Foley and James
Wants were visitors in Somerset
Thursday.
Mr.. Lish Forbes. Of Lancaster ha.
been visiting friends at Somerset the
past week.
Miss Daisy Reynolds spen. Satur.
Gay night and Sunday with Miss Fan.
Tie Merida.
Mrs. James Yantis Is visiting Mes.
danes A. NJ. Gird.er and RALPH
| ongsworth. % Somerset.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Walker was
tie guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Eason Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Ward were
visitors last week Of Mr. adm Mrs.
Robert Ward Of Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs W. T. Scott and sons,
Eugene and Bill Brown were IN Lex
ington Thursday for the fair.
Mrs. Edd kurtz and Mrs. Jasper
Daily had for their guest Mrs. Lula
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-15

John Yster and children. Of juds,n.
Mr. John sutton and sister. Miss
Fannie. % the Crab Orchard road
were guests Monday u Mr.. and Mrs.
W. T Sutton and Mrs Carrie David.
son.
Miss Lcttie Broaiius. Of Bryan,s
Vile. and Misses Anna Mae and Ida
/ aroaddus. Of fayetteville. were re.
cent visitors % Nr and Mrs. Miley
Beazley.
Mr.. Cora Hurt Green % Pain,
lick. Is now our assistant teacher
and Miss Merriman Principal and
with two such splendid teachers this
term should be a wonderful success.
Mr. and Mrs. ] T. Durham and
family and Mrs. Morgan and Mr..
4 Armsted Bruner. % Jessamine, Mr.
and Mrs.. A. ~ Merida. Mrs. Simon
rankersley and little Miss Ssllie
Merida were entertained Sunday at
the home Of Nr. and Mrs. John 0s-
born.
Mr. and Mrs. James Lapsley Yam
It's were hosts at a delightful din
ing Thursday. The following accept
ed their hospitality: Mr.. Tom Ward.
xesdamcs Marcus White. Milton
Ward. Vim. CLARK. c. r. Henry and
Miley Beaxley, Misses Anna Mae and
Ida Broaddus. Msrgret. Ruth and
Sallie Lou White and Louise Henry.
Messers. Earl CLARK. Geo. Smith and
James Milton Henry.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-15
GUY


Mr. and Mr.. Henry futile spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mr.. VIM.
Barnes.
Mr.. and Mrs Griggs are receiving
congratulations over the arrival Of a
little son.
Mr. J. l. Wants was the dinner
guest Saturday % Mr. and Mrs
relphrcy. % Lancaster.
Miss Sallie Durham. % Jessam.ne
~as the charming visitor Sunday u
NJ. Lee Anna Osborn.
Misses Emma and Lula Smith. Of
Pleasant Hill. we're Sunday visitors
" Mr. and Mrs WIN. Grggs
Miss Zalla Prichetts. % Stanford.
u the attractive guest % Misses Car
re. Maud and Beulah iater
Mr. and Mrs Eason. % Lancaster
were Sunday afternoon guests o.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Walker.
Mr aud Mrs. James Marsee and
son. Stanley. visited Mr. and Mr..
John white the pas, sunday
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-15

Daily. Of Danville the past week.
Billiards Obeiisk Flour always
sives ss,isfsetion. Try . sack to-
day. Hudson q Farnau.
Mr. James Reynolds Of Panama.
who has been visiting relatives here
the Pc, thirty days has returned
home.
Miss Zilia Pritchett. Of Berea is
v.siting her aunt, Mrs. Henry yater.
Mrs. Henry futile visited Mrs. A.
". Merida Thursday.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-09-15

A swarm Of bees killed a mule in
California the other day. But being
a man Of wisdom and discretion. the
sheriff failed % make the customary
arrest.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-08-31
SIX ORGANIZATIONS TO
MEET HERE SOON

The scenic beauty and natural
charm convenience of location and hos
pitality of residents is making New
port the meeting place of county and
state organizations and fraternities.
Well kept streets, up-to-date business
places and pleasant homes appeal to
people who wish to gather for plea
sure or a purpose. Six events are
scheduled here in the near future.
The first will be the annual sum-
mer outing Of the Vermont Associa-
ton of Fire Insurance Agents, which
will be held Sept IA. The tentative
calls for a trip through the lake on
the Anthems in the afternoon with
Newport House in the evening. The
gathering will bring upwards of $50
people to the city.
On Sept 10Th the Vermont Elec-
trical Association will meet here for
their annual outing. 1t is expected
that this gathering will bring nearly
500 guests to the city many who will
arrive on the evening of the 18th.
The program for the following day
includes a trip by boat to Knowlton's
Landing, where dinner will be served
and returning to Newport for the
evening gathering.
The annual district meeting of the
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
will be held in /. 0. 0. F. block on
the evening of Sept. 22nd. The lodges
in the district which will be repre-
scented at this gathering will be Eve
ming Star, No. 81, of Newport; Es-
sex, No. -, Of Island Pond; Crescent,
No. Al, of Barton, and Orleans, No.
70, of Derby.
On Sept. % and Oath reunion of
| the 101st ammunition train is sche-
duled to take place in this city which
will be the first reunion of the or
! ganization in Vermont The 101st
ammunition train had a larger per
cent of Vermont boys than any .rgan-
ization in the war, and in coming here
for their reunion will be received
| with most cordial welcome.
The program for the two days re-
| union calls for grand ball at the
armory the first evening with trip
| through the lake the following day
with a banquet and speeches at the
! arn1ory in the evening. A meeting of
! the local members of the organization
from Newport and Derby is called at
the armory for Wednesday evening, at
which time details for completing the
| arrangements will be gone over.
| The next gathering will occur on
/ Sept 20 on which date the annual
district meeting of Rebekahs will be
held in the I. o. o. F. block. The
! lodges in the district are Morning Star
of Newport, Sunbeam of Barton,
Clyde River of Island Pond and Wide
Awake of Derby.
/ - On Oct. 2 the annual district meet
ing Of the order of Eastern Star
| will be held. The chapters in the
/ district are, North Star of Island
! Pond, Intervale Of Orleans, Orient of
Barton, Mckinley of Craftsbury,
! Lakeside Of Newport and Cotton of
Irasburg which will bring more than
200 members to the city. A school of
instruction will take place at the af-
( ternoon session followed by a banquet
at 6 O'Clock.
Degrees will be conferred in the eve
ming and the Lotus quartet of Bos-
ton has been engaged.
Mrs. Abbie Jean SWEET of Orleans
is D. D. G. M. and Roy P. Skinner
of Newport d. d. G. P.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-08-31
NEWPORT PERSONALS

Mr. and Mrs. II. F. Pettengill Of
Portland, Me-, are visiting Mayor and
Mrs. E. w. Savage.
An eight-pound daughter was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. DIN Bracey, Union
street this past week.
Sam Davis is at home for a few
DAYS before going to Providence, r
l., TO take up his work.
Miss Marie Campbell Of Boston has
been the guest Of Miss Marion New
land for a week and half.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Hlldreth have
returned from their camp at Will
loughby Lake for the season.
Roberta Bishop of Woodsville, N,
H.. is visiting her grandmother. Mrs
VIM. LaFrance, at Miles camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Edwards and
daughter, Bette, OF Rutland were
visitors here over the week end.
E. C. Drew recently received 8
painful injury to his leg by horse.
kick and is confined to the house.
C. M. Flint was taken to the Sher.
brooke hospital Sunday, where he will
be operated upon for gail stones.
Monroe Lorimer has returned te
Boston. after a two weeks vacation
spent with friends in this city.
Miss Mildred Litchfeld returned
last evening, from trip t othe fai
west which she started June LIST.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Leberman
JANET and Buol have returned from
an auto trip through Connecticut.
Mrs. Mary Brown has recently re.
turned from q. two weeks vacation
in Boston, Plymouth, and West Bur
ke. g4ss --II,f,- =
Mrs. b. Bourque Of North Hatley
p. O., has moved, TO Newport to rs
side and will open q dressmaking par
lor at z Bay street.
Miss Edith sDeaette returned to hel
work, Monday after spending q thret
weeks vacation in Boston. Portland
and Old Orchard, Me.
Gweneth Yates Of the Goodrich Ii
brary Staff, suffered q painful injur,
to her left eye by accidently dropping
some iodine into it last Sunday.
|, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hawkes. Of Neyy
Yory city and Willoughby Lake ar,
spending few days Of Chautauqu,
week with DR.. and Mrs. B. D. Long
B. H. Smith and family and
brother, Will Smith, and family O
Rock Island, P. O., have returne'
home from a weeks auto trip to New
York.
Robert Clement and family and Mr.
| and Mrs. H. H. Rawson motored t
Windsor, Saturday to visit Their,
brother, Edward Rawson, over tn
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Badger of Man
chester. N. H., are in town visitin.
their parents, DIR. and Mrs. F. d
Badger. They will also visit re
latives at Orleans. s
Services in the Congregational AM
First Baptist churches will be re
! sumed this week, after a month";
holidays.
Lakeside chapter, O. E. S., will re
open after their summer recess OF
Monday evening, Sept. 5. There viii
be initiation and lunch will be ser
we'd.
Miss Martha Davis and Mrs. Fen
ton Parsons of Island Pond is visiting
here for a few days and attending
the Chautauqua.
Master Earle Smith, small son Of
Mrs. Evan Smith, was operated upor
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-30
EXHIBIT OF PAINTINGS BY MISS
IRMA KOHN AT LIBRARY WILL BE
OPENED WITH RECEPTION FRIDAY

For the first time in several years
Rock Island patrons of art VIII
have IN opportunity to e an ex-
hibit of the works of Miss Irma
kohn, daughter of Mr.. and MRS.
Louis Kohn, S24 Twenty-thir1
street, when a group of her new
est paintings will be shown at the
public library. The exhibit Will
be opened on Friday afternoon and
evening with a reception beginning
at 3 and s O'Clock. The showing Is
being held under the auspices OF
the Tri-city Art league. and will
include some works by William /.
Welsh of Chicago. The galleries
will be open from 8 O'Clock in the
morning until the library closing
hour in the evening, Friday and
Saturday and all next week.
The paintings by the local girl
will no doubt attract many to the
library. Miss Kohn's canvasses
Rave gained recognition for her In
the east, and she has exhibited in
New York, Philadelphia, Boston,
Minneapolis, Chicago, ST. Louis and
San Francisco. Her paintings are
represented in the permanent col
lections in Toledo and Dayton,
Ohio. The display opening Friday
will include 20 ~canvasses, including
most of her summer work. This
summer, as well as several others,
Miss Kohn spent her time in the
artists colony at Gloucester, Mass.
This year her pictures of the quaint
fisherfolk are nor beautiful than
ever
Mr.. Welsh's paintings in tenn.
pera have brought him much
praise. His work is represented
in the permanent collection Of the
Chicago Art institute.
Receiving with Miss Kohn during
the afternoon and evening recep-I
ton hours will be: Mrs. H. E. Cur
tbs, Mrs. F. c. Denkmann, Mrs. I. E.
White, Mrs. B. D. Connolly, Mrs. c.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-30
Tested Recipes.

Buttermilk Rolls - Use butter
milk that is fresh and heat a quart
to the boiling point, stirring fire.
quently to prevent curdling. Add
one rounding tablespoon of sugar:
set aside for 10 minutes and mix
in gradually one quart Of bread
flour, beating to a smooth batter.
Cover closely and let stand over
night. In the morning add one
tablespoon of baking soda, half a
tablespoon Of salt and two table
spoons of melted oleo. Work in
also sufficient -four to make a soft
dough and knead until soft and
velvety TO the touch. Mold into
rolls or biscuits, place in creased
tins and bake at once in a moderate
oven.
Butternilk Ice Cream-Make a
syrup of half a cup of water. one
quarter Of a cup OF finely shredded
orange peel and seven-eighths of a
cup of sugar. Mix together half a
cup Of orange juice, two table
spoons of lemon Juice and half a
cup each of pineapple Juice and
pineapple. Strain the
syrup into the fruit mixture and
add gradually one cup and a half
of butternilk and a pinch Of salt.
Turn into a chilled freezer, and
when the mixture begins to CONCEAL
add a pfHtof doubie-cream, whipped
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-30

Prorram for Choir Cantata-

A choir cantata entitled Praise
and Thanksgiving" will be given
at the Zion Lutheran church tomor-
row evening by the Zion Choral
society. The choir is composed Of
40 voices, and the entertainment is
expected to be unusually interest
ing. Following is the program:
Chorus-Praise Ye the Lord
Duet-O Lord, Our Lord.
Mrs. c.. e. Stone and DR.. ]. P.
Magnusson.
Baritone Solo and Chorus
Thanksgiving and Praise.
Prayer-Dear Lord and Father of
Mankind.
Contralto, Quartet and Chorus.
Solo-My Hope is in Tree.
Arnold Serenius.
Chorus-The Lord is My Shop
herd.
Solo and Chorus-Oh, Hear Us
for Our Native Land.
Mrs. Bert Quist.
Solo-Sing to the Lord.
Mrs. z. T. Anderson.
Baritone RecitatiVe and Chorus
The Mighty God.
Mems Chorus-Onward, Christian
Soldier.
Finale. ChOrus-Break Forth In
to JOY.
Miss Margaret Ekholm, piano;
Miss Louise Cervin, organ; e. T.
Anderson, director.