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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-20
Pioneer I'm Art

Elizabeth Nicholson. who on April
&c. died at the age of 90 years. was
interested from early childhood in
art, and that interest fortunately
was fostesed and encouraged by an
excellent teacher, who from the very
beginning showed Miss Nicholson
the poetry Of art and inculcated in
her. mind the joy of doing things not
for material advantage or satisfac-
ton, but for the pure joy of express
ing aesthetic emotion measured In
terms of love and appreciation.
This love for art which was in
nate founf ready guidance at the
hands Of her teacher. a New Eng
land woman, who had had training
in France and came to Ohio to
teach during the early forties, but
the most of her training was gained
at Cincinnati under artists. who had
been trained in Munich. Her work.
however. is not so reminiscent of
| this German school as II Is Of an in
dividual characteristic exemplified
best by a delicate touch, native
simplicity, modern use Of color, and
feeling for true representation in
poetic way.
Miss Nicholson taught art In the
Ohio Female College. one Of the
earliest colleges for women in the
| State Of Ohio. In Indianapolis she
had a studio in her own home and
not a few still remember her in
| fuence, her love of literature and
poetry, and her activities in club
work.
The College. Corner Club, The
Women's Club, and The Parlor Club
of Indianapolis.
She was a student and lover of
nature. and 125 water colors are be-
ing shown at the John Heron Art
Institute at this time and are per
haps the best work to represent Miss
| Nicholson in the field of art due to
the fact that each one was so close
to her heart and Is so expressive 81
her love for nature, which found
satisfaction in making delicate
water color sketches of wild life and
garden flowers, which she found al
hand.
To Give Talk
On Thursday, Oct. 81, the allied
art section Of the Indiana State
Teachers Federation will meet a
the Art Institute for both morning
and afternoon sessions, as has beer
the custom for several years.
The director will speak at one O.
the sessions on the excavation:
which he directed in Sullivan County
during the summer. Blackboard
drawings of the mound will be pre-
scented and IT is hoped that some o
the artifacts found may be displayed
These artifacts, though not n
tirely primitive" are highly arts
tic and indicate the skill and sophis
tication of the mound builders o
America.
Indianapolis theaters today offer
1.-THE Passing Show of 1926" at Eng
lish's: James ]. Corbett and Bobby
Barry. at the Lyric: VIII Mahoney
at Keith's; THE Wise Cracker" a
the Palace: mare Nostrum," at tn
Circle; Three Bad Men," at the Co
lonial; 1.-THE Temptress." at tn
Apollo: "The Campus Flirt." at tn
Ohio; RED Hot Leather" at TIL
Isis; Marriage License?" at tn
Uptown. and burlesque at the Mt
tual.
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ZmartWychWstanie Pahskie

tolicy przystepujemy do sakramentu pokuty komunJ
swietej azeby nowo, bedac stane &ask rozpoczac
nowe zycie, pobozne przykladne. TAX wiec zacne i
droge Siostry pracowniczk, miejmy zywej pamieci
re dopoty naszej swietej WARY, dopoty zachowamy
zwyczaje katccke scise zwia radycje,
oddziedzczone naszych przodkach ktore to zwycza
je, jako relxwie soba tu przywiezi nam spusciz-
ME przekazali nasi przodkowie.
Wlewajmy cnoty umys&y naszych dzia-
tex, azeky kroczyli ta sama droga Czcijmy pamatki
koscelne narodowe, bo dodajs nam ducha slnej
WARY. Wobec tye zakusow niedowiarstwa, hpokryzj,
postanowmy STAG srazy naszych idea&ow Zmartwych
sta jmy my drcgie Siosry ponownie wraz z
zmartwychstaym Chrystusem ktory umocni wskrze
do dalsze owocnej pracy Staramy sic wzmocnione
pokrzepione pracowac usnie dla naszej ukochane
ganizacj, pametamy naszej dziatwie, azeby wycho-
przykadne religijne, pracujmy dla ogolnego do
bra, azebysmy my gleb zawoiac Enogfy - AL
leluja!
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Z7:ygodnia.
ALDO, ALBO!....

ubieglym tygodnu psaismy kt6ry odbyt
pame Kosciuk urzadzonym zosaf
Sokocw Weteranow Armj PosIej Armj Anne
rykahke Psaismy re skoro soko pzewaznie skoro
Weteran jakakolwek uma to CORY MONA
bye zdnego parnego pena sobie
bedze Miesmy to az nadto DUO dowodow, osanm
.dniu 14go b. urzadzony obcod KoSciuszkowski
a rzeczy bedzie zaznaezyt zdae
by piracy narodewej spoleczne
dali zauzony odpozynek Ma to zdane zasa
die jak edn tax dudzy sic godza Bo tax modziez nawet
lecz ME pode wiekem hetn DO stanac
kownictwo tax drugiej strony yzano ME
nawolwana zeby miod cd mich sposob by bye
gotowanym hve, kdy stac. Zdawac by sic
moglo vice, obopone porozumiene prayce
wyeada TAX Tra owdzc mfod
81 pagna prace rec ujac dasy nasepuja
powaga g}ose powadaja Hej Iola, panowc
jezcze zyemy! dopok emy cd keownictwa! Ma
ake dictum mlod da weego spokou ustepua nastepswe
bywa prowadzon dokonywana jest niedoene bez
czytego przeeca sic co gorsza lekceWazenlem
mlodszym zwykc saszych przyklad brat
Ano ale ~ ten pyk1ad ME nadae sic do nasdo"ana
prosze mowi wcc pegnowanu ezka ojczy
Wychodztwc Powada niera 5e kazde zebrane
kazdy obch6d bye pownicn przypomnenlem esmy
czystoc iczyka powinn ednocze$nie
sic ktorz pos1ugua sic tax strasz
ezyken, *e koncu polsklm e
zykem mowy ch ma zaden spo6b wiec
ego wynika szkowoaci akohau twierdzic mozc
ledWie nogach sic try
maiacv Ten sam rezutat sic vdz TO
gdy czowick przygada pzykado g6ry do schodza
poza kcewaznem jezyka dugich nszem szczeb
l., Soaznv oiacvch mic wecei nc vidz przecea N.Y.
chba przy adu Cd nch cd ych sWec
nk6w tych narzucajacyc pzewodnkow utrwalena
1osci kau oczystego pegnowana ojc0w dzadow
''N1'.'
c ktorzy jakch podoab ktorzy ak ta6e
spoeczne poed gdyby i'm naprawde chodzo roz
gdyby naprawd dba by nyn
maluc dobry pzykad c ME ignorowac to staralby sic
ably Neenia gowa ich napena1a sic row
nonerne porzebnem niezbednemi wiadomocam DO wtedy
przy powadzeniu posedzeh mic by1o by
jezyka pckego sic nasmle"an
ludze c portability sic potrzeb,e pc
slugwac wszech MAR ma poszano"an asugu
jacym ezyem poskm. Me MONA dzwic tym ktorzy ma to
naezy trzba sic dz
maja pienedzy dosyc natomlst bra
wyhowana ntelgencJ ake od za"ooo"
COW profesonstow polskich wymagac nalezy
przyklad albo pedestafu wekoscl
z4azce zanim hajdawery ME posciagaa!
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-03-30
1900 TURKOW WYMORDO-
WALL KURDOWIE.

LONDYN. - Z. wiarygodnego
zrodia informuja, re W zeszfym
tyeodniu oddziaf tureckiej kawa-
lerji zmasakrowany zosta} przez
Kurdow " miejscowosci Sairt W
Kurdystanie. Przyczyna tego ma
sowego mordu byia nienawisc
fanatyczna kurdow do noweso
rzadu tureckiego Mustafy kema-
la paszy, ktory zarzadzif konfis-
katy wlasnosci nadanych p:zez
suftanat oraz zrazif sobie wielce
ludnosc kurdystanu zwalczanie:n
religji mahometanskiej.
Poprzednio Kurdowie wyrzneli
urzednikow tureckich slanych
i'm przez Rad dla przeprowadze-
MIA novel ustawy upanstwowie
niu ziemi. Wtenczas gubernator
Diar-Bekiru ma rozkax rzadu
wyslaf kawaleryjski oddziai zlo.'
zony z 1900 zoinierzy. Kurdo-
vie podnieceni do oporu przez
fanatycznych derwiszow, urz4dzi-
Ii ma ten oddzial zasadzke i w.zy
, stkich zoinierzy tureckich wy
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-03-30

Swieto uroczyste wspaniafe, ktore taxa niezwyk
Ia uroczystoscia obchodzimy rokroczne, przypomina
nam boge chwe, minonej przeszfosci, przypo
mnajac szczere siodkie wspomnena z lat mlo
dych tu Wychodztwie, lub starym kraju spedzo-
nych. sH
kazdy Polak Polka z zrozumiafa godnoscia, przy
spcsabiaa sic tel przyczyny te sweta
skupeniu ducha azeby oddac naezyta czesc zmarwych
wsta&emu Chrystusowi pelnych, radoscia przepenio
nyGh piers wydobywa sic piesn radosna 'Wesoiy nam
dzien dis nastaf bowem Chrystus Pan zmartwychstaP
Juz cd rychiego pospesza lud werny poboz-
n.y. do swiatyn panskiej, azeby oddac czesc pokor,
neutrality-suspicious. Chrystusowi Cieszy sic SWAT ca}y,
Gala przyroda natura, ceszy sic cay SWAT chrzescan-
ski, bo zmartwychstaf, ca}ej gor majestace Chry-
stus Pan. Dugi oczekiwana, postu nalezne-
go rozwazania minai koscof katolicki obchodz swe-
uroczystosc wesea. Kosciol sic cieszy wiec my
many sfuszne prawo radosci wesela.
Zwycza jem uartym starodawnym my polacy ka-
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-03-30
BiLY kAJZER NIEMIECN
CFCE SIZE PRZENIEsC DO
SZWAJCARJI.

GENEVA, (Prasa Stow -
Gala Szwajcarja interesuje sic
zywo pogioskami, ktore mowia,
re byfy kranprinc niemiecki sta
ra sic 0 nabycie jednego maj
Piekniejszych zamkow szwajcar-
skich dla swego ojca, ktory chce
sic trzeniesc do Szwajcarji
Pf fzeniesienie takie bedzie mo-
g1o nastapic tylko Ia pozwolc-
MEM mocarstw.
w szwajcarskich kofach rzado-
wych twierdza, re watpliwa jest
rzecsa, by Rad szwajcarski pa
trzyl przychylnie ma zamiar kaj-
zera przeniesienia sic do Szwaj-
carji. Szwajcarja ME zapomniais
jeszcze komplikacji politycznych
jake powstafy skutkiem udziele-
MIA rrzytulku cesarzowi austriac-
kien1u karolowi po wojnie swia-
towej
Szwajcarskie koia wojskowe,
ktore wiecej sprzyjaja Niemcom,
zgodziiyby sic checia ma przy-
;Hr:e kaizera.
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WESOkECO ALLELUJA!
Zacne i Drogie Siostry:

Dzieh uroczysty wspaniafy nadszedf ME
spodzianic. Poczuwarn sic do pownnego obo-
wiazku, jako prezeska Stowarzyszenia Polek
w Stanach Zjednoczonych zfozyc W imieniu
swoje1n wiasnen1 oraz Zarzadu Centralnego
szczere zyczenia po1aySlnych swiat Zmartwych-
vystania Paiskiego oraz WesoEego Alleluja.
Pomni ra rasze obowiezki czuwajmy, azeby-
sn1y byIi przygotowani kazda ewentualnosc
( przcdewszystIricr poczynny wysifki, korzy-
stajac wonego wstepu, azeby zwarte szeregi
nasze wzrasta1y w siEe potege
Przesy}ajac Wam zacne drogie Siostry
MiIosc Pozdrowi1nie siostrzane kresle
sic Ir1,ier1iu Zarzsdu Centralnego
Zawsze Wan1 szczerze oddana
LacIvvika Jabfonska, Prezeska.
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mordowali, z wyjatkiem pieciu o.
kaleczonych Turkow, ktorych O.
desiali do gubernatora zapo-
wiedz;a, il bronic sic beda do O.
statka przed ustawa, ktora ma
zywaja niesprawiedliwa.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-03-30
POSZUKIWANIA ZE STARE
GO kRAJU.

Avenue, New York City, otrzy-
malo listy kraju prosba od-
szukanie nastepujacych osob:
GADkOWSkI, Antoni, syn
Franciszka, przed 15-tu laty
! mieszkaf W Phila.
.. Condyna, Franciszek, syn Jana
i Jozefy, urodz. W Brodfach, pow.
J Chrzanow, sfuzy} W armji Hal
] lera.
I CZYzEWSKI Rudolf, takze sio
! stry Wanda Alfredo, pochodza
! pow. Sochaczew zammiesz-
/ kiwali W New Yorku.
] DEBOWSKI Jan, ze wsi Gra-
! iowe, pow. Wieliczka, przyjechai
! do Ameryki W roku 1910 zamiesz
). kiwai W Cleveland, Ohio.
: PAkULLA Pawe}, urodz.
J Szopenicach pow. Katowice, Cor
ny Slask cd roku 1902 mieszka{
/ St. Clair, III.
/ GCRkA Jan, rodem New
. Yorku, podobno mieszka New
: Yorku.
LINKIEWICZ Jozef, rodem
:. Litwy podobno meszka New
- Yorku.
I SAWCZUK Nikita, w Amery-
I ce cd roku 1912 Springfield,
5 Mass.
{ WOJNO Aleksander, liczy oko-
10 60 lat - w roku 1921 miesz-
! kali W Beaver Falls, Pa.
) URYCH Jozef, Podobno "a
{ mieszkuje W Chicago, Ill. ma EN-
I ma Street.
! BAZAN Franciszek, przed woj
! ma zames zkiwai Milwaukee,
( Wis.
I PlASECKA Michalina, domu
! Czaplarska, urodz. w kolonji
s kawe;kiej, corka Jozefy Micha
; la.
I WESOLOWSkI Ludwik i ia
J kob, podobno 10 lat mieszkaja W
{ New Yorku.
BEDNAREk Racho, SYN Fe-
/ liksa i Maryanny.
5 MICkIEWIcZ Waciawa, MAJ
{ Edward syn Wojciech podobno
( zamieskuja ja ma 22-ej ulicy.
! SWIDERSKI Wiadys1aw, w
, Ameryce 19 lat.
{ SAMOTEJ Witold, podobno
Z zamieszkuje W Brooklynie, NJ Y.
SZYDLOWSKI Romuald, W 70
ku 1920 mieszkai W West Vir-
{ ginia.
( sOkOLOWSKI Ludwik, VIA
I dysiaw i Bolesiaw.
s BEDNARSk1 Felix's.
{ kULCZYCKI Wladysiaw, 10.
Z zef i Boleslaw.
: RATCZARSkI Jozef Marcel.
) SZALkOWSkI Jan, urodzony
6 " Warszawie.
( URBANOWICZ Stanislaw syn
! Barbary, dawniej mieszkaf W
s Buffalo, N. Y.
{ sZASZKIEWlCz Antonina, 20
: ma Micha!a, ost. mieszkaia W
, Nicetown, Phila.
{ THOMAS Wilhelm, Karol Jan
( rodzicow Michaia karoliny.
( THOMAS Rozalja, meza ia
: worska, wszyscy urodzeni ma Blu
s Aowinie.
{ GACHEWICZ, syn Stanisiawa
Z ost zamicszkiwai W Detroit Mich
: CHOJNACkI Adolf, syn Woj-
ciecha Magdaleny, wyjechai do
{ Ameryki &c wsi Marg, pow. Pull
tuskiego.
: GALDYN Jan, Polski podob-
no zaznieszkuje Chicago, Ill.
EWAS Jan, rodem Rzymu po
dobno zameszkuje Chicago,
{ Ill.
{ SZYMBORSkI Antoni, urod7.
okoio roku 1875 W CUB. suwal-
skiej syn Tytusa Jozefy.
s IWANKO, 2 zawodu stolarz,
{ podobno mieszka w New Yorku.
I KLOZY Felix's Y Pruszec,
; pow. Swieckiego, podobno miesz-
ka Detroit
{ CWALINA Bronisiawa, ktora
<z Ameryki wyjechaia do Polski
s. wrociia do Ameryki W roku
s l92324 4 synem Henrykiem
( corka.
( STANIEWICZ Reymont An
toni, synowie Antoniego, po-
6 wiatu Minskiego.
Z BANkOWSkI Piotr, syn Joze-
fa, ze wsi Rudzinsk.
s GRAJEWSkI konstatny, ostat
{ nio mmieszkaf W Newarku N. J.
Z ZUROWICZ Ludwik, podobno
I mieszka W California.
! kARBAZ Jan.
I kOZAk Felix's.
) NAGRODA NOBLA MA ROK
{ 1926 WYNOSI $31,35O.
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Wydawnictwo urze-
dowego organu "Jed-
nose Polek' pospiesza
z szczeremi zyczenia-
mi, azeby uroczysty
Dzien Zmartwychsta-
MIA byi dla cafego ze-
spofu niewiesciego
prawdziwem szczes-
ciem i speinieniem
wszelkich zyczen.
Mech zmartwychsta-
iy Chrystus bedzie
zwiastunem prawdzi-
wego Wesofego Allie
LULA.
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W
Lansing Avenue,
Cleveland, Ohio, i. S. A
Wielce mi Drogi Wielebny Ksiczc!
Przybyiem swieten szczqkar1 Drogcgo nazego Arcy
pasterza Ciepaka do Gdaniego. Po
dzinnem dasza droge. Wraze
MIA me- ktorych wiele, opoen przy sposobnosc
powroce smieene zczati Meczennka spoczna Katedrze
W Whine.
TAX Tobie, Kseze, jaote& kochanyn Parafjanom mym
cae Poon Ceveandkej najserdecznieze pozdrowiena
zasylam
Ks. PraIat M. J. Orzechowsk
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NAGRODA NOBLA MA ROK
1926 WYNOSI $31,35O.
STOCKHOLM. - Nagrody No
bla ma rex 1926 wynosza kazda
po $31, $50. Gdy prezydent Will
son otrzymai nagrode Nobla,
wynosiia ona $4,000 koron
($35.644.)
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-10-01

1.-The Moles have pointed noses,
which are very strong, and which help
them in their burrowing. They also
have front paws. which, too, are very
strong.
"But these are their only tools.
They do not have the help of car
penters' tools, but they work only
with what they have themselves.
These Moles Pm telling you about
this evening are cousins of the Star
Nosed Moles, and are sometimes
known as the Oregon Moles.
snow, there were three little baby
Moles who had been born In the early
spring. They did not remain helpless
for long. And In less than two months
they had grown to be almost as big
as their parents and were helping In
the building of tunnels and the plan
ming of their home.
'The Moles, as you know, build
mounds and they have tunnels for
roadways to their nests and also other
tunnels which they use for hunting.
"At night the Moles come to the
surface and look for food. Sometimes
they have long tunnel under a fence,
which is used as a general road.
"'Now, little Moles,' said Mother
Mole, this is Mole advice.
"'Do not waste your time doing
nothing. A Mole would consider that
disgrace. Often / wonder If people
up on the earth know how steadily
the little creatures under the earth
are working.
"'We, for example, are working al
most all Of the time. We do not be-
lieve in resting. We believe in work
ing.
1--WE want to build, and we want
worms are what we like. OF course
we like drinks of water, too. And to
be good providers Of food we've al
ways found we must look for it.
ave couldn't sit still and have II
come to us. Good earth makes diff
ference, too, as In rich soil we can
find more to eat
"'But I cannot talk to you any
more, have given you Mole advice
And Mole schooling doesn't last long
Little Moles graduate from Their
schools very, very soon.
Fancy children graduating at two
| months
$50 the smart baby Moles began the
! work all Moles must do"
(Copyright.l
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-10-01
AS Told by
Irwin S. Cobb
FOR THE PATIENT

Drank MCINTYRE, the plumpest
l. comedian on this continent, played
vaudeville dates one season. One
night after his turn he dropped into
a short-order restaurant near the the
alter for bite, before going to bed.
Sitting next to him was a former cir
Gus acrobat, who did horizontal bar
act on the same bill with Mcintyre.
The acrobat was saving away at
the sinewy knee-joint of fried chick
en- leg. Though the knife was sharp
and he was athletic, he made but lit
tie Roadway.
He waved his hand toward bottle
of ketchup which stood upon the coun.
ter near McIntyre's elbow.
"Say, bo," he requested, pass de
liniment, will you? De seagull's got
de rheumatism"
Copyright by the Mcknight Syndicate. Inc. J
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-10-01

0T WENT to a fortune teller last
l night" announced the Hotel Ste
nographer. "She says that I will
cross water and have big surprise
and be happily married In two years
and have three children"
That's all the bunk" scorned the
House Detective. Them people are
all fakes and tell everybody the things
they like to hear"
Sure" agreed the girl happily.
why else would give her a perfect
ly good dollar that a man gave me
yesterday for signing his name to a
letter to his wife and mailing 1t day
after tomorrow instead of today?
Il gave her his dollar because
wanted to hear about my good luck.
She would have been an ungrateful
woman II she hadn't told me some
thing nice.
"Of the two classes of people-for-
tune tellers and misfortune tellers-
the first are so rare we have to hire
people to say nice things to US. If
there were more people walking the
highways of life looking for good
things to talk about and fewer people
crawling the alleys Of life looking in
the garbage cans to find misfortune
to talk about we would not have to
pay nice old ladies to tell our for
tunes. But nine-tenths of the people
we meet are misfortune tellers who
sound like bowling radio.
$50 few people in the world have
anything to say to girl except
don't she Is willing to spend dollar
now and then to some person to tel
her about two husbands, lots Of
money, a few babies and a European
trip. She knows it's a nine-to-one shot
that none of 1t will happen, but We
Irish are mighty lucky, Kelly. ant
you never can tell what Old Lad!
Fate has up her sleeve besides the
freckles on her elbow"
Copyright by the Mcknight Syndicate. Inc.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-10-01
Turn on the Cold

Cold distributed on the same gem
eral principle as heat is an innova-
ton of the newer apartment dwellings
in some of the large cities. Instead Of
installing bulky machinery in indi-
vidual apartments for iceless refrig-
Grafton purposes, one central machine
is used in the basement, just as one
furnace or boiler is used. From this
central plant the individual apartment
housewife can control the cold in her
iceless refrigerator, turning it on or
off as simply as she regulates radi-
ator.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-10-01
How 1t Started
"CRUSTY"
By JEAN NEWTON

TT EVER there was a word which
i seemed so unmitigatedly and ire
parably slang that it would never be
used in polite speech, 1t Is this word
"crusty" with the significance Of un-
pleasant or disagreeable manner,
sometimes of an imposing or merry
disposition. Yet such are the ways OF
words-we find 1t fully accredited In
Webster's.
Attempts have been made by some
antiouarians to connect the origin OF
"crusty" with "cross," meaning dis
agreeable. However, it makes a very
far-fetched and unauthentic history of
the term. This is one instance, where
to go far is to go astray, because the
true origin of the expression is so OBJ
viously before our eyes in the word it.
self.
webster: Cranky" manner, or that
"thick skinned" type that Is nerve
personifiedi
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hatters' plush, satin or ribbon. 1t mat
tiers not. Becoming! that is the one
guiding thought.
That youth will look It's loveliest
In the autumn and winter hats de-
signed especially for its members, is
readily told In a glance at this pic
ture, wherein is portrayed five mod
els selected from the seasons choicest
junior millinery modes. Each indi-
vidual type bespeaks an important
trend In youthful headwear styles. 1t
is the gray krimmer facing on the up
turned brim of the top hat to the
right, which claims distinction.
The fact that the other little hat
at the top of the group is Of hatters'
plush with a velvet brim, bespeaks the
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TITS a powerful good thing, Slack.
putter, that old man Rumpus turned
up when he did," said a resident Of
Petunia. ''The bandits had held up
the bank and were getting away with
the money when the old Teller srrove
they say he was drunk on moon
shine Ticker and wilder than wolf
and began shooting the robbers as
fast as he could let drive. When they
were killed or wounded some Of our
best citizens came, and"
''Good thing 1.-THE deuce!" inter-
rupted Constable Sam T. Slackputter.
HE upset with his burned buttin'in
as swell a job of sleuthing as I was
ever about to do. AS soon as /
heered what was coming off armed
myself heavily, came on the run and
picked up a lot of the best clues I'd
ever seen. But what was the use
Dog-take him The hadn't left airy
body to detect kansas City Star.
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FROCKS OF SUPERFINE CLOTH;
HATS SHOW COLOR AND GRACE

touch of ornateness to many a frock
of cloth.
When 1t comes to becoming hats,
youth Is now having its own sweet
way, for the newly arriving models
cater most successfully to the whims
and fancies and various individuali-
ties of the young girl. Brims turn UP
and brims turn down, but always
with a charm that denotes a careful
study and consideration Of the mill
linery needs among juniors. So that
the enthusiasms Of youth be not dis
couraged, designers are giving the girl
in her teens unrestricted choice of ma
terials and mediums Of which her hat
should be fashioned. Velvet or felt,
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First Air "SIeeper"

The worlds irst flying sleeping
cars" are In the course Of construction
at the works of the Deutsche Luft-
hansa, one of Germany's leading firms
of aircraft manufacturers. BY pat
ented device the ordinary seats in the
machines used for daytime flying are
convertible into comfortable berths.
The machines will be used on long
distance routes where plans are being
laid to supplement day services with
nighttime air expresses.
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reigning mode. For these, wool rep
of superlatively exquisite quality Is
a favorite medium. Garnet and rust
colorings are quite In the lead, with
also a conspicuous presence of bril-
liant clear blues. Capes, boleros, wing
draperies enhance the waist portions.
Sleeves are a very important factor
In the making Of the gown. The deep
armholes are the latest whim of fash
ion. Sometimes the seam where they
are s.wed into the dress Is concealed
under an elaborate embroidery or ap-
plioue. In fact, fine needlework en-
broidery done in fowery pattern and
hanpy calors imparts the necessary