davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-07-29
Kronilxa Chicagoska.

Louis. Ma zasadzie obliczeh po-
czynionych przez kompanje kole-
jowe przeszio 10000 robotni-
k6w opusciso ma zswsze swoje
zajecia W warsztatach kolejo-
wych. Wobec tego wysokose
STRAIT poniesionych rzeczywiscie
przez strajkdjacych robotnikow
wynosi obecnie $25, 100000.
Przed kilku dniami zapytywa-
no politykierow, czy obecna sy-
tuacja strajkowa ME odbije sic
ma przysziych wyborach, W tenn
znaczeniu, re powiekszy ilo6c
giosow socjalistycznych. Ma py-
TAME to odpowiedziano, re nawet
W razie przediuzenia strajku
Upiyw sytuacji strajkowej ma
wybory bedzie bardzo nieznacz-
ny. To przekonanie podziela ma
wet Seymour Stedman, general
ny rzecznik socjalistycznej par
til, ktory utrzymuje, ze robotni-
cy nadal popierac beda czyto, par
tie republikahska, czyto demo-
kratyczna. Klasa robotnicza, je-
go zdaniem, ME jest przepelniona
nienawiScia darowuje predko.
w tel sprawie wypowiedzial tax
re swoje zdanie powiatowy
klerk powiatu Cook, P. Robert
NJ. Sweitzer, ktdry utrzymuje,
zc sympatja wszystkich pracow-
nik6w jest po stronie straikuja-
cych robotnik6w re to nioze
wywrzec pewien wpiyw ma poll
tyczny ustr6j Kongresu. Ogolna
sytuacja ekonomiczna pociagaja-
ca "a SODA niskie wynagrodzenie
i gorsze warunki piracy wywo}uje
niezadowolenie w kofach wybor-
COW. Naturalnie wyborcy wine
tego wszystkiego przypisujs RIA
dowi ME omieszkaja swego nie-
zadowolenia wykazac podczas
wybor6w. Isaac B. Craig Ma.
toon, sekretarz organizacji demo
kratycznej wprost niedwuznacz-
ME oswiadczyi, re W tym wypad-
ku wyborcy winia otwarcie admi
nistracje republikahska i, zda-
MEM jego, zupeinie. So usprawie-
dliwieni do tego.
.KoMPANJE GRozA oGLo-
SEMEN BANKRUCTWA.
Obecnie nastapil nowy zwrot
W sytuacji przedstrajkowej ro-
'botnikow tramwsjowych gor--
nych kolei. Kompanje kolejowe
ogSosiiy, ze W razie dalszego pro
wadzenia walki kompanjami
przez magistrat miasta, ktory "a
da zaprowadzenia 5-ciocentowej
opiaty tramwajowej j unje robot
hik6w, ktore zadaia wynagrodze
MIA W dotychczasowej wysokoscit
,,Icompanje beda zmuszone ogso-
sic bankructwo i wrliesc prosbe
Dokonczenie ma stronicy 9tej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-07-29
KALENDARZYK.

DIS, sObota, 20. hPca; sw. Marty
p.
Jutro, nieddela, so. Iipcs: sw. Alb
dons NJ.
0sms Nied1ela pO Nelonych
SWiatkAch.
EwanGel|O, 20 Niesprawiedliwym
szafarzu7.
Poiutrze, ponieddaiek, 81. hPcA;
Sw. IgnAcego Wynn
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-07-29
2 Biura MeteOrOlOgicznegO.

Wsch6d slo6ca godLinte $3.50.
Zach6d s4o6ca godEnie S:1S.
-
Pogoda W Chicago 1 okohcy; w
sebote prawdopodobuie W nted1e-
Ia desDcz; niewiele zmiany W tenn
neraturze. UmtarkoWany 1m1enny
wiatr,
Temperature DOLBY minionej: -
Najwyzsza wcDoraj o godZinie 11tet
pred poludniem "a stopni. nsjntA-
Eza dis o godhnie Sciej mad IA
nem 20 stopnL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-07-29
BOLszEWICY zBEsZCZESCnI
ZWLOKI SW. ANDRZEJA

MOSKWA. - w PoIocHu zbeszczo-
ne zosta1y EwIOld sw. Andrzeja BObO-
Ii. Bolszewicy prezydentem IspoKko-
mu TIoczowem ma czele wtargneli do
krypty, w kt6rej znajdowala sic tru-
nina. oderwali wieko trumny ! Obna-
ayli zwloi szat kapiahskich. pO-
czem zwaOh to przez 8 dni zostawili
magic W otwartym kOsciele, nawolu-
jac W dziennfkaeIi tIum. ably szedl o
gladaG exhumacje.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-07-29
sPISEK CELEM ZAMoRDO-
WANNA PREMJERA POM
CARE

Paryz, %. lipca- - Rad fran
cusIi opubikowal wczoraj via
domoSci, donoszsce o istnienru
spislru, majscego na celu zanor-
dowanie premjera Poincare-
P5erwszs wiadomoSci o tym
spislcu rad francuski otrzymas
cd policji berlihsliej, kt6rei IL
dalo sic wykryc, Il monarchiSci
niemieccy iacznie francuss1imi
komunistami przygOtowsE plan
zamordowania sremjera Poinca-
re przy pierwsrej sposoonosci-
Policja francuska jest w posia-
daniu dolcumentow, wskazuja-
,cvch. ae komuniSci francuscy o
trzymali wielirie sunny pieniezne.
gWobec tych wiadomosci wiadze
poIcyjne wSda$y rozporzadzenie
@ strzezentu premjera W dzieh /
W nocy.
rAwxr~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-07-29

" CaIej Mezopotamji ROzpOczsla Sic Wojna.
NOwy Bank Pa6stwowy W Austrji.
RadOse Litwm6w POwOdu Uznania Ich Rzadu.
lime TeIegramy Zagraniczne.

strzegia sobie prswo, re estate
czny gios w zdecydowaniu u
dzielenia zywnoSci komukolwiek
wymienionej grupy ludzi be-
die posiadaia Administracja Ra
tunkowa a ME wIadze sowieckie.
ANGLIA MozE WKRoTcE
UZNAc SOWIETY.
Londyn, %. lipca. - Omawia
ME w parlamencie angielslim
wiadomych juz dawno rezulta-
tow konferencji haskell jasno
wskazuje na charakter najblizszei
polity41i rzsdu angielskiego W
stosunlcu do Rosji sowieckiej.
Lloyd George ma zamiar w dal-
Sym ciagu prowadzic konferen-
Gle az do czasu, gdy nastspi po-
k6j porzadek W caSej Et1ropie,
Premier Lloyd George oznaj-
mil miedzy innemi, ze Stany Zje
dnoczone noga sobie pozwoliG na
TAXI zbytek, jakim jest nieuzna-
wanie sowietow, gdy tymczasem
Anglia znajduje sic W zupeinie
odrniennych warunkach, skut--
klein czego musi ona wyprobo-
wac wszelkie sposoby prowadzs-
ce nawet do uznania rzadu So
Nieckiego.
Rad angielski jest zdania, IL
obecna Rosja sowiecka jest bar
dziej ugodowo nastrojona, wsku-
tex czego Anglia jest przygoto-
wana do prowadzenia niezalei-
nych uklad6w z ROSA sowiecka
oczywiscie przy uwzglednieniu
mozliwych warunk6w.
The Daily Chronicle, organ
podtrzymujacy stanowisloo Lloyd
George, radzii niedawno pre-
prowadzic z ROSA sowiecka od-
dzielne uklady.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-07-29
KURs MAREK PoLsKCH.

wedle konrunf<atu POIskieso Kon
,uIatu generalnego kurs narek Jest
Ala $500 "a 500, czyh 1917
rent6w "a 1000 marek
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-07-29

(Dokohezenie "a stroniey o-tell
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-23
PERSONAL MENTION I

Mrs Rcynolis. Who mas spent
some time with her daughifr Mr.
Luther West and M Wet. haa
gone 20 r2snd the sintsr with her
daughter Mrs Enoch D usserd and
family in colpmha. No
xxN
Mis- Bees Doughltf. Who has made
bsr hsme the past year wlih Mr.
and Mrs " n wsbh. VIII iesre
tomono~ Tor Colorado = make her
homs wth her sister
= = r
Mrs. Prank BuFford and son =
oklahoma cisy are the guests of
Nrs Barfsfd's parents. Mr. end
Mrs. r J Helman - Eari Clsve-
isnd
xxE
Mrs HiH. who ass sSent several
~esks vith her dsuKhisr. Mrs.
clirtnes B1yd. hss retained Il ssr
home in Chicago.
y Ez
Mr. and Mrs. y I. Brsisfofd vii
leave tomorrow Tor a sevsrli d3ys
risit iu r. Dorado. Ksnssa
= ~
Nlx. Helen ucF.fAInre. - 10
Angtiss. California. uho = visiting
reistives 70 Oklshona City. was the
guest ef Mrs ?. ] Fitzpatrick ysf-
r y
Nr. ard Mrs ". ". Hf-kman
have IS their guests. the fsrmers
mother. Mrs " A. Hlckmsn and
Yrs. Floyd Hickman q, D.yhrsur.
Arkansas.
Ns,.EsnGT
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-23

lUs~iInset ffan raEs -
sth walsh the nae'e s ta shs
fansaaF WAS tsuf N penaual
tfnsn saes ia snefaeF aasFt ~
csass s hsnasas o. rsms fafeaft
uudsr aflsfsut afsiraaNen
At CfeEas ak't ife hIU Fautta
= msrshant marine fsaa = tsean
Gee aanaany = ~AsA eeai ~
addsd sea pfrsgat ef ihe aapsN
Nuatoms dausa arouuuns Is
ahoat tttapee.a iAees tsfa.hr
e shss feefiyng eonWensailea
aao ~eait 50 nia iAs faai
Cometnsiilea % shlss voa'd BE-
saiherafd ior rtrcds not ftffsa
ins ttu wars rssn 9Th isis "a.
Az Cresns ssia Amsricaa ship
o~ntr. v0alt have q shes lnua
Nrs Ia labor east betwsfa AMER
oAn ana fsrslsa sAira
It - precisely ssilmAist n.
contaast aihlt IN 80 t's, q
seiusi fhlrrlns svaaatls a. hut
vl net osu fef : sFssisr smeast
- Subsidy r. cen,esnsstiea thaH
81 40 ~ - iisN'a eco ~ ne
frat year ana that a. sstniasi sls
psndiiafe q sl-aut i,oeaoe 80 sii
Crsafs snf rA'ntaln q total AMER
ean .hlnrnG In forsiEn trst. u -.
SO oao tons grs resi,tsf snt go
shl. - earring from rny q stty
rsrcsnt or ihs greater rortl-H -
The import ard s,pon trad. - ne
rultsa states
A. Grten. called .il,nflos 20
N. feature whsfst. r. "a az. enc
vs.r nsi prefis = snF shB 81
ossd.d tea lsrcsni tAs hsanrs
-ou'd repaid untl iAs Tall .aouni
Z a.. compensation -. fstsfnsd
- ~. treasury rhls d. .sa 40
-oaia prevent pfsftssHag
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-23
OPTICAL CO.
WITHOUT A
PRESIDENT

The kemal Pasha government
seems brand new in thl, ihai j.
has no sl,ular head The Sultan 5
temporal power Ia, vanished the
real Turkish government being
the parliament az Angora The
administrative cabinet IS the
mere servants Of the pafilam Hi
which selects ii Provision for a
president j. not made aud ihc
whole plsn coutemplates that no
chief executive win Be tolerated
kemal himself intends % be-
simply q member az parliament
= Victor Murloek
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-23

bottles of the Vegetable COMPOUND and
used Lydia y Pinkham 3 Sanative Wash
and am entirely cured Of my ailments
You may publish this letter n you
wish. "-Mrs. MARY SHERMAN. Route ?.
Lake. Mich.
There is one fact women should con
sider and that i this. Women suffer from
irregularities and various forms Of weak
ness. They Try this and that doctor. as
well as different medicines Finally they
take Lydia r. Pinkhsm's Compound.
and Mrs. Sherman's . expeFiepce . simply
another case showing the merit Of this
wcll-knOEa medicine.
II your family physician fails 70 help
you and the same old troubles persist,
why isn Z Il reasonable 70 Try Lydia L.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compoundl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-23
All Fat People
Should Know This

fnf pecrA cwe . ccbf cf grstifufs %
ths alttrr = fhe nsw famous asrYuols
Pre*erigticn. snf are ttiil rore igsTshrsd
FER re re1nrticn = ihls har1uir.s r.
f~--ivs ates.tT rsrsdv a. tablet fern
harEoit rre~rrigfson Tshist. esn - %
fsicef e. al crug stores TIE wrrf orer
81 he reesoEahis rrire - ore dollar foF
q raes. ~ Toa csr se~urs fhsn firsrf -
rec~iyf - grire fron ths Nsrreia Co.
eel. Wcefwart Are Detroit Alrh This
re- let~r~ ~ sfruss f1r ti@ting - vfos
lerf eEsrciss for 30 retuctirn q fke over
ftt tcfT 20 rrrusi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-23
rRrU LECTURE

Pre-. lecture on Chnstisn since
~ ~ walten Hubbard, c g ~
n los Angeles. calforuia. Mcnfhfr
q; the board = irctarsrhlp u the
Mother Church. The F.rst Church
n Christ selsnust IN Boston,
Massachusetts,. 10 Cghrls Thsatre
Thurfday sv, Nov g. a. 4 ocoicS.
N. public : rorsAny invited "a
sts~nd Doors optn AZ 7iS So
collection.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-23

NJ 4 & fest hss a. hsr Fusss
ths vstk Nrs ssfah siaesg
Nrs Frsnk frsrtea q Cushlas
fcrmsf Oashre ret.dsat ii hsfs 10
unterzo AZ opssailsn "a tAs = D.
nas.staA
= ~ ~
~. "a Nrs. etsf oisoh hat
is tasir Sweet yesterday ne for
mrs brother. q o.soa q
cAaualsr wAA uopgsd ~ On hls ~ay
e Kansas cu
MFa Nia Armltronn who t-t
hssn ne nassi q Nn G. & reri
ana Nrs Jsnnls zt.slr for t~c
~ss4x In lat nirai ~ her homs
Ia Aasif. .o~s
Mr. } r. Wnien wii snfsrtAln
ne ~ Gay Tea club Al = on. o'elosA
lanshsoa temoue~.
TAs @ ! A c.ao hss h.sn rosi
eonfd unti neesuat.<r
Mr. Gserss Rlsners all as
,.ruin tAs rhl Dsas oanna eleh
saturday 81 : on. oeloss laneA-
eon
" " Hckman l. in ronea CITY
a. besn.e ihls ~s~A
fegpcrea
q A cub "a. pospoHsd -
meeting I'm frday % pefsae.r
Al q A ladits srs rtgaesisa
e eoatrtats ialiIss for ib. soldiers
tahsrcaar hospta,
a
lois Pa'sa tnd fssnari neues
viii - hsisfs sud BEST ~ ihs
'oklsAoua table THE tAh'e ~tl
faypy tncagh pep far IN o..
ttlts short Is thtt oommo3ty
gg
Have Fuu HWsn anyone nh4 ral
eo.nr 10 iht saiafss nnnff al
tao Nsthedu church HlFaf
- x
All members ~ tho American
Lesion Au, Hsrf ~ha have p's
nsas enc .elr 10 send % ihe hut
ptf far lha Ha ana disabled fs-
ssru = mfn. hung same io Mn 6
E urHek Caa rasi Waruer ~
phcn, 7e2 and Il viii ts called for
Anyone siao eisblaF Is contribute ts
tbs Gauss msy as As
NJ " o.
The Westminster Gould Girls VII
meet viii Mm ,. A. ilaAn, Thurs
-sa
AH
Ms Sen Whltisi VII De- hosi
eis = ihe Dasalns cub Thursday
evening
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-23
FREE CHRISTIAN sCIl>f
LECTURE AT OPERA n0tsas

Fr.s isoa. "a chrsfs. asssss
b, Df wsFos Hsfasrd. c q . =
ios AnE.l.. csAsrnia ss~sx d
IN. Bosfd of I.seturs.Alr q he
Mothsr shurea lhs Fna csmrA "
nnst sisstls. % s><tss. ussss
aAassits 10 Gsthri. fAass Tssss
a.y eve. Ns. ~. 81 sslss.
Ins D4lnie |. cDFdlsny lsvRss .
sttsad poofs 0pss a. 1ss &c
eolssi Ions rea ~. esrdlzg 10
vitsd % stlsnd tha l.ctars
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-23
ANOTHER ANARCHIST
L. ~ LIMBO

New Torr NV = Jrrfus ny
nolts 4 native q Switzerland. vas ar
rested t-day charged Wiih being the
author q note received - the Gus
;cdlaa q Borough Hall Brooklyn. on
Tuesday. whlch the writer Nho claim
ed responsibility far the Wall street
srPloslon in leeo. Threatened to bomb
TIE han.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-23

London A lsssa. of Amsrcsa
nstlcns. rhrh % IL nksly % be
proposed a. the Fsn Amsfiosn en-.
fress nert Marh. would ms.t uth
favor snd e0'wDsratlon from lbe
world wsaxue q nations. acsordlnE
20 Aaaustin Edwards. u Chis.
president - the lsst ssstnrbly %
ths lssgvs ~ GsnsYs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-23

sff 80 fH fNF mHnfHt
fsts hsa arrived "a faNF
tstis ns1 lH ihH rtftafi a his
isa tfhflhaaai aaf sac
fishf ItIh aife NhFf -
aa fafs anH afisf AslF
sansa 4netafia date =
iifth. talf fatss. fiea nai
nAHf Neitsfa ifisHf
Nata ~ fhfre nemfefIaas
- mribfff. AS slf 81 81
trua sfafss ssfIfehsfa.
"uafhsfa tfifn1 u sps
fhea sAfssnaa ts fsff.
Ice r. ~ raf iifs. Tsfs
wiis esflsf nafafal ffaa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-23

Inc and ~ time was
Oh. ged od ny
feet ! doct,Hei with
our family physician
and ise finally aaidhe
understand
|my case. - 7 decided
20 Try LydiaE Pink
hans Vegetable
Compound After 4
bad taken the hrst
bottle ! could see
that ! was getting
better took several
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-23

couEiantnopls c,gtain 3 "
rrytnt. r. s. y. isfi 'or tn. H,EI.
70 represent the nav st ~. inter
ustonsl oonierencs Tor rzlnE th.
rules q, warfare a. sea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-23

G.fis and bofs can make money
easy hv soliciting ff slhscripi ons
70 ihs Dearbsrn Independent Cali
ford Agency for pirticultr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-23

Rome Queen Moihtr MarKharta
y Italy cs.~bFsisd her seventy first
birthday BY cruising FOR "a hour
sndef sea IN a submarine.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-23

isatrrrnf ef frHts.fs aFA nfffft tai.AH
psrtnrHv arA shNhtlflh sft atiHa -
III rt.t.t 49, thtaast ssnd ~ bssA -.
a. ~ Hfsffrlt Nssu'siof 60. fk.at, ~
iarts. Cs rHeMus illsn4' Il sst a. Al
aris sssraf.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-23

utrIn Chan, l.r C4aa formally
toak ever the rlnt g eafelnmln
ln Germany
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-23
HER AILMENTS
ALL GONE NOW
Mrs. Sherman Helped by
Lydia r. Pinkham's Veg
etablc Compound

Lake, Michigan. - 'Ahoutoneyearago
] suffered Wiihirregu.aritles anda weak.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-23

kirona Club Aunchfcn
A group - additional guests
whch incNdtd Mrs J g.
ohsyer. Mrs Frsd HirseL Jra Mrs.
Prank Gresham and Mis- Hslen NJ
chimney q Les Ansslss. calr added
interes, % the meeting az the
X mona CLUB YESTERDAY whtn Mrs.
?. J. Fitzpatrick srterained with .
one o'clock luncheon Pink roses
vcre used as decorations
At BRIDE which followed taV
luncheon MI. Gresham made top
guest sccre. Mrs. ID walton TO
club sccre and Mrs. ] J. Hildrth
consolation. The club will be en-
fefiiined BY Nh. = 2. LAlll. nszt
-evk.
sHE
Tau pi Nv Club Entsrtsntc
Mss Esther Grigwold was hos'ess
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-23
Grape Jelly


fFrom boliiej Tfags luicsl
Measure - iesfi f1rs ~. ~ suraF
ard ruas ia H. iaire ints iafNs sue
par. STIR sf1 hffHr t. = t.oii A asos
ad1 aDe ha6ie fsisat futl fefi8 silfglns
ffI1ffaIlfig. tarfir4ue - siif Sad tfIrr
again - hafd BOIL fof nne hinaie sflf.
flns f1nflnasiiF. Hfaaase ffeal afe a -
and pDar q4lcAlY.
Certo 10 9 pure fruit prod a
ucf aud roniains no Eelaiine
!" ! I. ":.' ! /. +. ! J ! !
or prcscrvntiyc.
Cerfo IL used by experts
sndhousesisesesery~hsre.
Get bottle from your gro
Ger with free recipe book or @%
write for extra copies 10
PEGS ssfa c.. f.<.. Es<k<sfer.N NY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-23
Social
L Matters
SOCIAL eALENoAR

SOCIAL eAlENoAR
Psess 80
TNurscas
w,n rs c r Z Mrs Wei.
Acorn Clua Luachecu NJ. Rost
Rallcnboek ard Mn RafA HAEsr
Westminster c. q MI } A
wann
setss paHssr-H Hrsi n + ohsreA.
nsseHeat
Ail1uf4n einh-Isary
al gnx o'uS-afis pous GAftnsf
C0gutry C,uh
pam.ne c.uh~M Mis- Nell whlii'd
q y S. Siudy Ciab Ne iulas
Room M4snnic rsmTls
Frdsy
Frdsy ~ claA one ocsos<
i.0neAeor- -Nr, J p wisUn.
@ A eiae- -rostrcn~i :.
naresgic srisncs club nossrcusc
arui Dtceuber
q. r. s. scspaa - fnauc.lca-
Msonle remgis.
sss0rasy
Pa D,,ta cemsna club -Nrs
cfors RItrhaupt
Prss.a,ssran Rigar Gray niUE
Rsiding
gxxx- -xExK xKEx =
n DAILY Tsouonr =
Exx 4ExMx wKa n
IN seiaal lie .stry great enter
puss bsEins with and ukss 10
first forward step IN iaith -Ssch.s-
g.
So4th Nsshscist M.ssionsy
seesty Gnssrta nsd
The woman, Missionary Soelsu
y ne N Z church s.uh was de-
ehgallA entsrtllntd a. The home
az Mrs W. c Hrsd.ty "Wednesday
snsruoen with Mrs C a Hughes
Ia charge q ihs study lesson and
VIII hfr helpers she gr,seatsd thn
study la very Interesting way
also rsnsts from eur visiting dele
satts 20 cur hsi district mc,uas
.n oklahoma Cry
Lght retr shmenis pere served
~ ths hostss assisted - NJ Sc
Juus Patterson and Mr. ~ A
Bonn0l as spsclii Eats,s The So
clety vs. glad % have With them
Nh. Do,.hs nh0 has been absent
from the e.t!. BAT Just recently r.
t,l~~.a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-23

70 ths Tau n NJ eNh al hlsst
and Eroup q guests inelualug
Miss Glaeyv Rector Nj ANA
wa1f. Mr. Nsrnon i'he.4s. Mr
~ W ncknap sad Ma nsFd
Aef9n q Afkansas
Ia us gamss y nrs hgnir,d Mr
Ht Anna won hish guest -pors. M.s,
lecna LSnKhsuu'nk Auh eiab score
ani Mia Asnss h9ut csnsolal or.
Anfr The gimss The hostfes eas
assisted n serving ) salad course
b. MV Levi CFafold and Mr
Lawrence jelnna The cub wl.i as
snttsalned IN to weeks by Mss
Lsona Langhsuuing
n a y
Nes1is~esk c 10 rsssFtairsd
Mrs Dschtr u Wletiis. Ksnssf
sad the meusbgfs 81 The 81 ~ ~
olu0 rp'nt pleasant afternoon
fsft riay vAtu MIS- A. j Todd
,nisffalnsd then. a Der Aome wh.,h
was decorated with ehrytanthe.
NUNS TAe hostess served tao
c9ursa .uueA late in tho snerneon
The next meeting Is audec ded
" Nj
study Club a. Llbray
Ths Dtlphian un mft yesterday
aftemosn a. The Library with Mn
p j. Gshl IN charge u The fro
gram on English Drsma Ron caii
~ss rrtnonstt . ~ csrsni Ntaff
Mr. p. 4 Hrs Al ufw mtnib
was present and Mrs Bradley II
Nsw Jersey was guest a tao
cut.
gMw
A Great Meeting
M ard M Z sisrt ~turn
"a last ght from cleveland. Oh
thcmA ~htre Mrs STARK attended
tAe Guthrie District % the " y.
NJ s convention Il was the arg.
ct and most Interesting ever bed
10 Guthrie District The delers,s,
represented their auaiHsry BY pre-.
ssntinz charts setting forth the
work fhat bad Nrecu d.ue last year
and plans for TIT. rear Mrs. q.
A. Borg1an made n. chat for ihs
Guthrie surilsy ard vas the most
unique and Interesting chtr
The chart ~ tbs weu Guthrie
hides showed gaiendld wors ,he
past year. Mi, Alry shannon ~
BurmAh vas the principal speaker
Crest credx i due the pasisr. Rev
" y King and the Cisvehsd ladI,s
for sach mectnE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-23

Nsnles city Tbs fsseisfi ave
meat has zgrsa1 70 Chlaahas ciy
whsfe fancbsrs mst ~ akFen 90 .
program 10 eomtai balshssfsm
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-23

washlngt0n Invitation - parlei.
plts with the International fedora.
ton u tnads unions In general
labor tntl rsaf eanfrFsuss AZ The
Hague December 70. vas felnct a
by President CouHisfs and the 81
tcuiira couNu ~ tha American
Fedsrat'ou - Labor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-23
Any Time
is jam and Jelly
Making Time
TD These ReopeS;
Cranberry Sauce Deluxe

ttslifd lfaiitsffiEsl
finfh - ffual eefi hrffF - g reHnfs
fInr ffsfilHfrea eth ti.a fHErfs a. fhst
iisrF "asg" ~ uf~n 80 N $50 hard -
green - rpFn Do fffs Hsaanff. sut paff
waF uilh knfs se ftpesI red taffsss -
81 fuest fafef Dlass'sf 3 irsei raHs
rs > ice safaf in Nsps - Wniff ftea
asil to hFusfa iarffIfs HfIna slasiF % =
isai amf fiaeu tsl hgf1 ssnf uIianie ~
fauts fem BE sHi fllf iH ssr tsiIfls
faraht fnpl - lrfto fhsFs if pslrad dat
o. flsp fssfF ~ usfl sam ani af oI41s
fsaf lnffs illslatfs a. slasses
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-23

Tau 81 Nv Club Entertsintc
Ms Esther Griyvold va. hos'ess
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-23

M.ss Sen whltisd VII hs host
rs q ihe Dasalns cub Thursday
evening
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-11-16
WEST PAWLET

Mary Kinney was home from
Castleton for over Sunday.
No local hunters as yet have been
lucky enough TO get a deer.
Miss Mary Ordway Of Granville.
recently visited = NJ Jones
Mrs Townshend J Nelson visited
relatives in Poultney. recently
The Fortnightly Club met at the
home Of Mrs. Thom1s Tobin recent
ly.
Miss Florence Sheldon and An
thony Mitchell were married Monday
evening of Rev f. II Read
Eunice Jones Of Schenectady. and
Deborah Jones OF Albany. spent sun
day with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs William Owens and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Jones Of Poultney visited Richard
Williams, Sunday.
The Merry Maids" class OF the
Baptist church will hold a social IN
the church Friday evening. Novem-
Der 18th at Z o'clock There viii be
fancy article and food for sale.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-11-16

had put into words what she had been
thinking about For two years past
she had stlnted on everyday clothes
So that She would be able 10 afford
elaborate party gowns She worked
afternoons In The dry goods store
and bought all her own clothing She
could have had all-day work, but she
was needed 10 help 90 home
After Tie hildrpn had been sent 90
school and grandma now somewhat
apIsased by good breakfast, had
settled down in tHe south hay WIN
dow. where SHE Ind good view ~
TIE street. Minnie began the baking
10 small task for such 9 hrge fam
isl Neither sai1 the sir as her
mother sat down e. The sewing ma
chine Z am going % -et some every
Iay clothes sam WIS rght I've
ne.n go.H4 arUuu1 H horrd ih.a-s
The whlrr ~ ne machine paase
for q moment sYes said the other
yau have ! fell SORRY when Tom
caught Won thc other morning "a THAT
RAGGED apron Your slippers are torn
aud YOU loog really sbifiless"
-Oh Miunie's checgs grew pink
aT'ye been ~ren1in TOO much 81 par
Is frocss and satin slippers and I'm
going 10 stop it Money l. too hard
= earn Is FOOL away "a surh things
Even buying terinls a wholesale
AZ the store counts 20 TOO much I'm
going io bur some pretty dIm.ties and
crefonues this afternoon and some
patterns aud We are going o. have
some dainty hoIse dresses The
dances VIII have 10 80 Cor d time
- re rauSei suddenly and the
older woman laokIng az the brilliant
cheeks md vet eses mate % com
nert She rresaeH Thar Der giri bad
Ead appointment at ne party
and she Thought r wiser 90 20 t
hlag over uItEegf hr Interference
anies, NInus asfeI definitely for a.
rIce
nmt rou thinf O. s. better - book
faIriy Nee right along than to save
everything Tor eraud display Tor an
eveuinrg- sked Minnie a. she cut
ont cookies
-IetlHssfy- teF mothers gray head
nodied fecfslrs'e TO my mind b.
iesssrs ofe sslf-resrerf Be- e. aber-
n rnEred aDrans even u 90 one el=e