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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-08-17
PoLSKA WRECZYLA NOTE
ALJANTOM.

Warszawa, II sierpnia. - Rzad
polski wreczya note przedstawi-
cislom aljantom W sprawie ,decy-
zii Rady Najwyzszej przekazania
sprawy slaskiej Lidze Narodow
do zafatwienia. Nota podkresla,
ze nieoczekiwana decyzja Rady
Nsjwyzszej wytwOrzyia pewien
nastr6j w Polsce. Wkoncu nota
zwraca uwage aljantow ma mozii-
we konsekwencje odroczenia roz-
wiazania sprawy slaskiej.
LLOYD GEORGE o sLASKU
w IZBIE GMIN.
Londyn, II sierpnia. - (Prasa
Stow Premier angielski, pre-
mawiajac W izbie gmin W zwia-
,ku konferencja Rady Najwyz-
szei, oznajmil, re konferencIa ia
byla najwazniejsza Cd czasu pod
oisania pokoju. Konferencja mia
"a takie sprawy do rozwiazania,
ktore grozily jednoSci aljantow'
/ przyjazn wSr0d aljantow jest
podstawa pokoju W Europe.
Wed4ug zdania premjera an
gielskiego, najpowazniejsza i maj
trudniejsza kwestja do zaiatwie-
MIA byla sprawa Gornego slaska'
Nigdy, jak sam m0wil, ME mial
ak trudnej sprawy do zaiatwienia'
Pr6cz komplikacyj geograficz-
nych, ekonomicznych statystycz
nych sprawa komplikowaia sic
jeszcze i przez inne elementy, a
mianowicie, dose duzy odiam OPT
nil francuskij byl zdania, re "a
branie Niemcom oregow weglo-
wych bedzie hajlepsza gwaran-
cja dla Francji, lecz wediug Lloyd
Georgia tego -rodzaju twierdze'
ME jest oparte ma ziudzeniach.
Nastepnie premier angielski
streScn W kr6tkoSci przebieg spra
Wy Slaskiej. Mowiac o plebiscy--
Gle, zaznaczyi on, re siedm jede-
nastych ludnoSci Slaskiej giosowa
10 "a Niemcami, a cztery jedena-
ste "a Polska. (Lecz tn przeble-
giy i faiszywy premier angielskl
ME wspomnial, re ma mocy trak-
tatu wersalskiego rezultat plebi-
scytu ma bye okreSlony uwzgls
dnieniem glosowania poszczegol-
nemi gminami, a wiec ogolny wy
mix giosowania ME wplywa ma
przylaczenie czysto polskich O.
kreg6w do Polski. Przyp. Red)
Przechodzac do sprawy pow
stania polskiego ma Gornym Sla-
sku, pan George scharakteryzo-
wal je jako chec uprzedzenia de-
cyzji aljant6w. Premier protesto-
wal energicznie przeciwko uzna-
waniu tax wv. fait accompli, al
bowiem jezeli rzeczy take bsda
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-08-17

Pietnastoletni chlopiec, Fred
Nicosia ucieki domu przy 933
Hannah ave, ably zostas Cow
boy'em". Jest on ) stop i ) cali
wysoki, ciemnej ceyy. Matka je-
go, zrozpaczona po ucieczce Ola
ruje 800 nagrody "a informacje,
ktore doprowadziiyby do odszu-
kama jego miejsca pobytu.
CHLOPIEC ZABITY PREF
AUTOMOBIL.
DiaconiO Provetto, ch{oplec
szeSccioletni, umari ran otrzy-
manych, kicdy zostat najechany
przez automobil, prowadzony
przez Nincenzo Casanova, 1l25
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-08-17
SENATOR LODGE CZLON-
KEN DELEGACJI AMERY-
KANSKIEJ.

Waszyngton, IT. sierpnia. -
Wczoraj oznajmiono W Blaiym
Domu. re senator Henry Cabolt
Lodge, prezes komitetu senato--
,rjalnego do spraw zagranlcz--
nych, zostai mianowany przez
prez. Hardinga ma czlonka de-
legacji amerykanskiej ma przysz-
Ia konierencje waszyngtonska w
sprawie ograniczenia zbrojeh.'
w sferach rzqdzacych istnleje
przekonanie, ze sekretarz Stanu,
Hughes bcdzie Prezesem delega-
eli amerykahsitiej ma konteren--
eli.
Co do mianowania innych
czlonkow delegacji, to bedzle to
uczynione dopiero wowczas, gdy
zostanie Scisle okreSlona lloSc
przedstawicieli Stanow Zjedno--
czonych ma konferencji.
Komitet senatorjalny do spraw
b1ldzetowych uchwalil wczoraJ
zadana przez prezydenta Hardin
ga sumo 100000 ma koszta kon-
ferencji waszyngtohskiej.
Kwestja mianowania kobiety
W sk}ad delegacji amerykahskleJ
ma konferencje pozostala nadal
otwarta. Silna agitacja "a mia
nowaniem do skladu delegacji a.
merykanskiej jednej kobiety spo-
tka}a sic wczoraj Z rownie silnaa
kontragitacja; Alice Robertson Z
Oklahoma, przedstawicielka W
Izbie oraz panna Florence King,
rrezes zrzeszenia kobiet ma
polu handlowem, wyrazi}y sic, IL
ME wierza one, aby W skiad dele
gacji mogla wejsc kobieta.
Chiny oznajmi}y, re ma konte-
rencje waszyngtoiska przysla
trzydziestu dwoch delegatow, zas
iapohskich delegatow ma bye o.
kolo 200. Co do ilosci cz}onkow
delegacji angielskiej to niema
cyfrowych danych, ale sadzac z
tego, re miejscowe poselstwo in
formuje sic co do mozliwosci O.
trzymania dla delegacji dwoch
hotelow, albo tez specjalnego do
mu mieszkalnego, wynika, re de-
legacja ia, pod wzgledem liczeb-
mem, bedzie rowniez znaczna.
Niema jeszcze zawiadomienia o
ilosci delegatow rzadow francu-
skiego i w}oskiego.
GUBERNATOR SMALL ME
CHCE PROCESU w POWIE-
Gle SANGAMON.
Springfield, II. sierpnia. =
Gubernator Small powrocii wczo
raj po obiedzie Kankakee i ma
tychmiast udaf sic do swego biura
t:rzedowego.
Obrona gubernatora Small'a
zu,roc;ta sic do wIadZ sadoWych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-08-17
Sen. Lodge C1onkiemDe-
legacji Amerykaiskiej.
Senat Uchwa|h 100000 Ma
KoSzta K0nferenCji
Japonja PrzySle Dwustu, a Chiny &
Delegat6w Ma Konferencje.
Cub. Small Me ChceP ProcesuwPowiecieS SangamOn
WYKRYCE MORDERCY KSIEDZA HASLINA
Najwyzszy Wzlot Aeroplanowy.
0bnHane ZarObkow Papeniach
|INNE TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE
Cub. Small Me ceProcesuwPOw eSangamOn
WYKRYCE MORDERCY KSIEDzA HASLINA.
Najwyzszy Wzlot Aeroplanowy.
0bniianie ZarObkow " Pap:erniach.
INNE TELEGRA MY KRA 10 WE

Z zadanlem, ably process sadowy
gubernatora, oskarzonego O
sprzeniewierzenic sic w fundu-.
szach stanowych W czaSie, gdy
sprawowaf urzad skarbnika sta.
nowego, - odbyi sic poza grant
cami powiatu Sangamon. Proku.
rator stanowy, c. Fred Morti-,
mer, uwzgledhii zqdania obrony,
Wniosek adwokata Jerzego B.
Gillespie O koniecznoSci prowa-.
dzenia procesu sadowego poza
sranicami powiatu Sangamon be-
die przedstawiony dnia ego
wrzeSnia sedziemu Elbert'owi S.
Smith owl, albo sedziemu Franci-
szkowi W. Bunton'owi, albo wre
szcie sedziemu Normanowi A.
loneS'owi. Stanowy Prokurator
Mortimer pozwala obronie wy
brac sobie kt6regokolwiek ze
wspomnianych sedzi6w. CO do o.
rsoby sedziego Smitf'a, to o5rona
utrzymuje, re ME moze on pro-
wadzic procesu, gdyz wlasnie
wskutek jego domagah sic La
wa Wielko PrzysiegIych oskar-
zyla gubernatora sprzeniewie--
rzenic sic W funduszach stano-
wych, wobec czego ME trudno
zrozumiet, re sedzia Smith juz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-08-17
WYPADKI AUTOMOBI-
LOWE.

- Henryk Asczarek, szesccio-
letni chiopiec, zam. pnr. 2l0O \,
Robey ul., biegnac poleceniem
cd swojej matki, zostaf najechany
przez automobil przy Robey
Webster ave. Z peknieta czaszka
wzieto go do szpitala sw. Elz-
biety.
- Inkwest koronera w sprawie
smierci lana A. Dwyer, ktory
zostaf zabity w poniedzia}ek pod
czas kolizji Z automobiletn, pro-,
wadzonym przez Augusta. Erb--
mamma, zam. pnr. 7343 5. May
ul., zazadal przyaresztowanla O.
staniego "a zabojstwo.
E. ]. Schroeder, lat 20, od'
niosf fatalne obrazenia, kiedy ia
dac motorcyklem, najechal ma 70
gatke kolejowa.
- Maria Goldstein, lat 80, od-
niosla powazne obrazenia W chwl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-08-17
KURS MAREK POLSKICH.

Wedle kom.mikatu Polsliego Konsu-
latu Generalnego, kurS marek polskich
jest dis 100 marek Ia $l.O0, czyi 80
cent6W "a 1000 m2 -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-08-17
ROMANS KONCXY SIE
ARESZTEM.

Rok temu zapoznai sic ma let
nisku niedaleko Chicago w}ascl--
ciel apteki przy Ogden i Craw,
ford ave-, William Levinson, lat
As, panna Mildred Davis, lat
27, zam. pnr. SOIL Glenwood ave.
/ zamieszkal z MIA w apartamen'
tach PREY Glenwood ave. Levin
son jest zonaty ma dwoje die
ci. Brat jego zony W kohcu wy
sledzil miejsce pobytu Levinso'
ma i kazai aresztowac oboje.
NAGRoDA "a ODSZUKANIE
ezAGINIoNEGo -cHLoPcA.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-08-17
SpraWe prZeSadZh.
WYKRYCIE MORDERCY
KSIEDZA HESLINA.

San Francisco. Kal., IT. sierp-
nia. - W zwiazku dokonanem
tu w dniu 2go sierpnia morder-
stwem ma osobic ksiedza Patri.
cka Z. Heslina. proboszcza para
fiji Colma, aresztowano. niejakiego
Wilhelna A. Hoghtower'a, w o.
sobie kt6rego panna Maria Wen
del rozpoznaia czlowieka, kt6ry
w dniu zamordowania ksiedza
przyszedi ma plebanje i prosii ksie
dza udanie sic do umierajacego
.przyjaciela. TozsamoSc osoby a.
resztowanego z czfowiekiem, kto-
ry tego dnia zjawil sic ma pleba-
nil, potwierdzi}a rowniez pani
Bianchi, mieszkajaca w sasiedz-
twie plebanji. Aresztowany Will
helm A. Hightower odmowii II.
dzielenia odpowiedzi ma niekto.
re zapytania podczas indagacji.
o POZOSTAWIENIE WOJSK
AMER. MA WYSPIE KUBIE.
Havana, Kuba, II. sierpnia. -
Izba posfow przedstawiia wczo--
raj prezydentowi rezolucje, "
kt6rej prosi o wyjasnienie spra-
wy pozostawania ma kubic wojsk
amerykahskich.
Washington, IT. sierpnia. =
w miejscowosci Camaguay ns
Kubie znajduje sic tylko niewiel-
XII oddzia} marynarzy amerykai-
skich, ktory byi posiany tam je.
szcze w 1917 roku w celu ochro-
(Dokonczenie- ma stronicy 6tej.l.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-08-17
FATALNY UPADEK z TRAM
WAIU.

J6zef Kearney, lat Sc, zam. pm.
1923 w. Adams ul., zostai fatal
ME uszkodzony, kiedy wypads z
tramwaju ma chodnik przy A
dams Aberdeen ul. W chwili,
kiedy motorowy ruszy} nagle z
miejsca. w niebezpiecznym sta
ME odwieziono 60 do szpitala po
via atoweoO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-08-17

Pogoda W Chicago i OkOlicy: cieplej,
ale chmurno; W czwartek praWdOpOdo-
bnie pogoda.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-08-17
KALENDARZYK.

Dzis, sroda, 17.go sierpnia: Sw. ia
cl5a.
Jutro, czwartek, 1890 sierpnia: Sw.
Agapita.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-08-17
KrOnika Chica&Oska.

i, kiedy jadqc automobilem re
swym mezem, zostala najechana
przez inny automobil, prowadzo-
ny przez Wiadys}awa Schlick.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-08-17
MEZCZYZNA UDUSZONY
I WRZUCONY DO JEZIORA

Po dwudniowych poszukiwa--
mach, znaleziono zwloki Jozeia
Smolinskiego Milwaukee, kto-
ry, jak badanie sadowe wykazafo,
zostaf uduszony, poczem wrzu--
como go dojeziora Pewaukee. Do
wodem tego byly znaki ma szyi
Cd sznura, co najwazniejsze,
ME byio woody W pfucach, co jest
charakterystyczna cecha topiel
ca. J0zef Smolinski wybra} sic w
}odce ma polow ryb W}adysia-
wem Jankowskim, ktorego poll,
cia w Waukesha zatrzymala Jako
Swiadka w dalszem Sledztwle
Zona zabitego, zapytana przez
koronera Lee, co ona sadzl o
Tankowskim, - powiedzia}a, re
byli dobrymi przyjacioimi Cd dluz
szego czasu.
ZABITY PREF POCIAG.
Franciszek Spicer. zam. pnr
1886 n. Kostner ave, umari
wczoraj w szpitalu Sw. kukasza
ran, jake otrzyma}, kiedy ma
jecha} ma niego pociag. Spicer
pracowal jako sygnalista przy
kolei Northwestern. Wypadek
zdarzyl sic W chwili, kiedy prze
chodzi} z jednego toru ma drugi
przed nadchodzacym pociagiem
ME zauwazyi ,pociagu ma drugim
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-08-17
Z Biura MeteOrologicmego

Wsch6d siohca sodzinie 6-tej.
Zach6d sfonca o godzinie 7:4S.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-08-17

(Dokonszenis "a stronicy etej.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-08-17

,arabee ul.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-11-25
Locals

J.C Lucs. Of Preezeou' was
In town Wednesday with wood.
Dr.. Scott Of Stafford. Kans. Z,
was in town on the 18th and Or
dsrs the Crest County Builder to
his address for one. year He
reports it dry there the same as
here.
Pete Marsh. the Baca county
we'll driller. WAS in town the
first Of the week. He reports
half . dozen wells on ahead
round Utleyville.
Lafe Burton. 'onR time resi-.
dent. barber and restaurant m. n
OF Spring6 cid. bought property
in Kim and will start . barber
shop there.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-11-25
Locals

The Republican last week uacv.
ed iss,'f to the north side.
j. P. Mills. . form resident
Of Spring field. now Of Lorenzo.
Texas. sends US $l.b0 for the
year ahead.
. ] J. Mopcr. the father of
Pride. is now located at Drum
right. Tex. and asks for tho
'0smoerat. Herald to 50 sent to
his address. =,
r. Reginald Konksl was over
from Kim the trst Of the week
on business.
Remember the legion dance At
the legion hall Thsnssiv ing.
This may be their last Dance, as
the hall has been soloC0 .the
mASonS. ~
Mr.. and MIS-. r. H. Hobbs left
ths first Of the week for Los An.
geles. Calf. where they expect
to engage in business.
Guv Whitaker and family left
this week for Lamar and expect
to 20 into the restaurant bust.
ness Lobeta, Okla.
Mrs. Cassidy Is having her
building on south Main put in
order to engage in some kind of
busin ess.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-11-25
District Convention

Os0sAs sSS ~SuvebShoo
and filed themselves in sections 8
ready to render their respective
parts.
The Horseshoe Sunday school
rendered the best report on at
tendance and interest in Bible
study. This school is s.rcrin-
tended by Harvey Mason.
Mrs. Briles. teacher of the
Horssshos Sunshine band, rave
a very unique and spicy p.per.
It was put before the house
where the next convention
W ,uld be held. Five different
places was voted on. but Prairie
Center was the lucky one. It IL
four miles south and ane east of
Oklarsdo. First Sunday in Feb
ruary. Everyone invited.
A. E. Arnold. Pres.
Mrs. Viola Brit. Sec..Treas.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-11-25
Locals

Sewing Wanted. For all
kinds of sewing see Mrs. G. A.
Newland. Prices ripht-satis-
faction guaranteed.
Mrs. Butcher. post misstress
and store keeper at Lamport,
and Mrs. J. Herran OF the same
place, were Springfield visitors
Monday. giving the Democrat
Herald pleasant call. Mrs.
Butcher reports the store busi-
ness good at Lamport.
L. Bloom. prominent farmer of
Richlsnd. was in town Monly
and LETT with usa kind remrm.
brance of 81. so.
Claude Hooker a short TINA
ago while using his hand for a
razor strapf forgot one time to
turn the razor, and - he has
since been put to the ,rconver-
vsni enos Of having to sharpen
his racer on q strap of lsather.
]. X Ezell Of Villas was in
town the first of the week.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-11-25
S. S. Convention

Sunday schooI convention will
bs held at Welcome school house,
II miles east Of Richards. on the
fir-t Sunday in Decembe
Beginning with Sunday school
at 10 q. m. Devotional by .. J,
Kelly ut IL a. m. Songs and
recitations from all scho,.s pre-
pared and present.
Basket dinner at noon.
Devotional by Car! Amick at
1880 p. m. Miscellaneous pro-
Rram. Address by Rev. Robin
son-Union Qu stlon box cgn-
Quoted by Dick Wilson.
Business Of convention ard
close.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-11-25

For Sale.
Full blood Spotted Poland Chi.
ma male hogs. 8 miles west and
2 south of Springfield.
W. l.. kockhili,
Sprinwffold, Colo.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-11-25
Locals

A.'Y. Wagner was IN town
Wednes day With . load Of wood.
Wanted Good Jersey milk
be yourR.
Robt H. Disksy.
Geo. Poyner Of Boston Wednes.
day.
Mrs. Frank Hays. . sistar Of
Mrs. Lou Mathews. ia visiting In
Bsca county of which she was
formerly q resident.
Elizabeth MaQers was sent to
the Pueblo asylum she having
bee adjudged insane.
Sheriff Rowsth and Miss Hope
Brown are amending thansslving
in Ur'ontown Ksns. vhsrs they
were rrobahlv 0arfisd.
N K Bickfnrd has praetisally
closed a deal for . large Rafags
IN Co'dwatsr. Kane. trading
2. ono acres Of land IN Hissousi for
the garage. He left this morn.
in9 for Wichita where tho daal
will he closed.
The Truax Hdw. Co. and the
Truax Nero. ca are giving away
absolutely free a kitchen cabinet.
See ad. alsawhere
Somebody will get the kitchen
cabinet.
The Truax Nero. Ca. last week
bought upwards Of $4,000 wort b
of poultry and eggs for Than ks.
giving requirements.
Evening star., 1921-06-29
USE OF CONTRASTING MATERIALS
BY ANNE RITTENHOUSE.

/ Woe is the fat woman! Her sisters
who weep with her are those who
have large hips. even if they have
thin necks and short waists. even if
they have long legs.
The only optimism recently shown
by these women took the form OF
would be for their good. Not so.
Fashions are changing. but they are
more for the slim and the youthful
than ever. It's a sad world for those
who have not these two qualities:
Here are some Of the features OF
fashion that bewilder and irritate
the woman who is not a first cousin
to a planked shad. who cannot int
tate an eel and who has nothing in
common with kipling's description
If sleeves are long. for instance.
they are apt to be full. II they are
three-quarters long. they are bell
shape. The neck is no longer plain
when it is cut to deep V: It is
finished with a single or triple fichu
which rises high at the back OF the
neck. The topless corset. which Is
more and more acceptable to women
in this country. permits a hip line
instead Of a waist line. but 1t calls for
even when they are not longer: they
are usually both. Floral fabrics are
in fashion and such things as ap-
piled roses. garlands of flowers. en-
broidered designs are frequent.
The main trouble at the moment
is the insertion of wide bands in the
skirt and bodice. These break a
figure to bits. They widen it to
barrel dimensions. And to top the
climax. almost adding insult to in
jury where the stout woman is con-
ccrned is the insistence upon tafeta
as the fabric for autumn, IL not for
summer.
Summer gowns began the mis-.
chief They were built of bands Of
rose color and white. Of bum and
blue. of black and white. These
bands ran straight about the skirt
and at least one band was inserted
in the bodice. We know that when
ever clothes become horizonta! in
stead of vertical they become a Seri-
Gus menace to the woman who mas
put on flesh.
The sketch shows an imported
m odel. widely accepted. of blue tar
feta embroidered in large gray de-
The skirt is gathered at the hips to
a yoke which does not fit: the bodice
not only has a girdle. but a band OF
gray georgette passing around II
under the arms. The bell-mouthed
sleeve gains in width by broad
band of georgette placed above the
elbow There is another band of 1t
in the skirt. On top OF all these
fatal features for the stout. there is
a double fichu about the neck, of gray
organdy embroidered in dark blue
at the edges.
Evening star., 1921-06-29
Everybody's Baby-Mahogany.

"I declare" said a young mother. Il
snend as much time on my old mahog-
any furniture as I do on the baby!
This statement is three-quarters
true. Well kept mahogany does re-
uuiIe an astonishing amount of care.
But to overs of mahogany this trou-
ble is well worth taking.
The delicate, satiny surface on q fine
old piece of mahogany Is obtained
only by constant rubbing. There Is no
bottled furniture polish that can do
the work alone; elbow grease is the
best polish.
To begin with. mahogany must 20 De
kept clean. know of housewives VINO
trv to polish their mahogany when 1t
lis dirty. They would not staEt to
polish q dirty floor, yet they do not
hesitate to do this with rare old
piece of furniture. Perhaps they do
not realize that some of the dust-de-
posits adhere to their furniture-no
matter how well or frequently piece
is dusted-and that the furniture
should be cleansed every two or three
months as well as polished.
If your piece of mahogany has been
cleaned recently. all you need do to
clean it again, is to wipe 1t with a
a clean flannel, taking care to rub
with the grain Of the wood. Then
proceed to polish.
II, however. your piece of mahogany
hasn't been washed clean in many a
day, then you must give it more
thorough cleansing. as follows: Dip a
soft. dry cloth into parafin oil and go
over the wood with this, making the
surface quite wet; then go over the
wood at once with a woolen cloth
dipped in strong soapsuds and use a
good deal Of pressure as you wash
the wood; wipe it quite dry before
polishing.
Now that we have cleansed the ma
hogany piece, we can think of polish
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Posture and Temperament.

POSTURE anu 4cmpCAomCAs'
Splanchnfc anhedonia is nearly as
bad as it sounds. An anhedoniac IS
a person who cannot or does not en-
ioy life because of impaired health
He may not realize that it is impaired
health that keeps him down in the
mouth: he may say it is the strain OF
his business responsibilities. the bad
nerves inherited from his grandfather
or the bad weather we have around
here sometimes. But always it is i'm
paired health.
Splanchnic is a rehned worn ior Gil
ira lis.
The ancients were not so far wrong
when they ascribed mela nchoiia ana
@llied states of unhappiness to some
evil arising from the entrails. 1hose
curious symbols called the signs o.
the zodiac represent mythical belieis >
reSa riding various organs or paris OF
the body, and it is a common deiuslon
of subjects of melancholia that some
obnoxious animal or reptile mas taken
m residence in the stomach or lntes-
tine. :,
A slouchy or slumping posture is
rather less an expression or enect oi
anhedonia than a cause thereof rms
common fault of posture. which
freak fashion has even made young
women and effeminate young men
cultivate as picturesque. certainiy
predisposes to gloomy and unha ppy
disposition: and. on the other hand.
the deliberate cultivation OF wnoie-
some, erect, but not exaggerated or
caricatured posture habit, as surely
induces cheerfulness of mind. In
deed, one who has the healthful haoit
of Strengthening up perfectly erect
every hour, sitting or standing.
knows that this clears and brlghtens
the mind.
sagging of stomach. colon or other
viscera is five times as frequent
among women as among men. owing
TO the effects of corsets. which take
up in a makeshift way the work
that should be done by the abdom-
inal, hip and lumbar muscles: these
muscles atrophy and weaken from
lack of use, and a vicious slumping
follows In time this slumping and
relaxation is communicated to the
internal organs and their supports,
and ptosis or displacement occurs.
In most cases of viSceroptOsis or
saeGing abdominal organs a mere
vi sual inspection will enable the ply
sician to arrive at a fairly accurate
Evening star., 1921-06-29
Additions to Pantry Shelf.

BUY some large glass sugar shakers
with perforated aluminium tops-you car
usually get them for 10 cents apiece
| into one put a mixture of cinnamon and
sranulated sugar to have on hand when
! making cinnamon toast or when needed
| to sprinkle on hot scenes, pancakes or
| toasted English mullins. Keep the other
niled with flour. 1t is convenient when
you need to sprinkle flour in the dripping
pan in which a roast has been cooked in
making gravy. and is useful also to
sprinkle flour over creased cake pan.
Cake never sticks to pans that have first
been creased and then sprinkled lightly
with flour. Some cooks like to make a
mixture Of salt black pepper, red pepper
celery salt and possibly other seasonings.
mixed in the right proportion, to use in
seasoning gravies and meats.
The old-fashioned cook prefers
broom corn for testing cake to any other
device. 1t is not a good plan to pluck a
broom corn from a dusty broom Better
buy l. cheap brush broom for the pur-
pose and have the broom corns in n
glass jar where you can keep them free
from dust. Perhaps you can get some
broom corn somewhere and keep it for
this purpose without going to the ex-
pensc of buying the brush broom. A
good plan for summer would be to ac-
Quire some broom corn from some farmer
and then put it up in attractive little
containers to give to your housewifely
friends who would appreciate little
remembrance of that sort.
1t is a good idea to have a little jar
where you can always find individual
portions Of tea tied in little gauze bags.
ready to be used in brewing a hurry-up
cup of tea. These you may max" ready
in some leisure moment and you will find
them of great convenience to take on
motor trips or picnics or to- use when
you do not want to bother with washing
a teapot or tea ball afterward.
1t is possible to buy cut sugar wrapped
in paper, to use on picnics. motor trips
or when travelling. 1t is a good plan to
have a carton of this sort of sugar on
your pantry shelf where You can get it
when necessary. Some people prefer
this sort of sugar when tea is to be
served on the lawn or the veranda-