davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-07
Toilet Goods

Exceptional fine values in Tooth Brushes
ivory and transparent handles al Csc.
Salters Dental Floss at l0c.
DR.. Lyons Tooth Paste at 2lc.
DR.. Graves Tooth Paste al 2lc.
Dental CreamS-Santol and EuthgmoL
special at 19c.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-06
PAM HRABINA,

...l-., - III,
.o
~
.n,;tr.t,r :;
mors.m,;or5m .ko1czvw,zy.
NJ Ano,;L,ch ~ ry1owvch he'll
mach ,;o,o,er,; woolami =
p,od.,l.o~o,, ~, r.L, nIedem m.
ramienir ! ocromnci lornccic ma
n,sLr
Pc wiel>lci czc>ci luaidowaiy
sic Fl, miodc robotnicc L COLA
oyou., In, ~ rhnsteczkach "a
ryrcorvch M lrucze kedzierzawc
wIosy / nasunietych ma czoIo, ma
ksztaIt kapuzy, ktorcj oba konce
przytrzymywaly bja}cmI zGbam';
po wyjScju Z labryN / pc cato-
dzicnucm zajgc'u lcchaty "dct-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-06

.,Wyobral sobic, pisal moi
przyjacicl - co "a nicSzczG,cle'
.,Wczoraj. mad wicczorcm, Gala
Wcnecye zaaIarmowal wypadcE
okropny, chot tutaj dosyc czgsty.
..Nasza hrabina L ahgiclkq uto-
nelly o godzinic tcj ma Lido.
ME chciaicm tcmu dac WARY.
Popiynqlcm tym samym statklcm
ma ktorym pc raz picrwszy spot
kaliSmy jc - pamietaSz::::. Me-
stety. widziaicm obic wydobytc ?
woody, jcszczc W kostyumach kq-
piclowyclr. Wytlumaczyt til sobic
ME umicjq togo wypadku, DO hra-
bina plywala bardzo dobrzc wy
trwalc: prawdopodobnic kurcz il
ziapaf w wodzic, gdyI nicdalcko
Cd wybrzcza utonela, pOciqgajQc
"a SODA przerazonq angielke, kt6-
"a jej pospieszyla ma ratunck. &C
najokropnieJsze. to, &c Gale nicSz-
czeScic odbylo sic W oczach bicd-
nego Lucia, patrzaccgo l. wybrIc.
IA ma smiertelnc zapasy matki...
Bicdnc chlopic, O kuli biegaio pa
piasku wilgotnym / domySlajqc
sic ~raczcj katastroiy, kt6ra go mil
la osieroct. niz pojmujqc jclpra-
wdziwe nicbezpieczcfstwo. krzy-
czaio rozpaczliwic. zaAnc lzami /
Wolalo ia pOmOc.
,,Nieprzyzwyczajonc do ludzi !
nieSmialc dziecko. do Boga pro-
bowalo apcloWac o ratunck.
PrzyszIa mu ma mySl jcdyna mo-
dlitwa, jakq umiaf IA pamiet. pa
~cierz, wicc podobno ma caly Clio,
modlit sic: ,,Ojczc nasz, kt6ryS
lest W nicbic... ratuj mamusic,
ratuj mamusie"!..
,Opowiadal mi to, lkajqc starry
icl lokaj byl Oh take Swiadkicm
tel sceny, ale piywat mic umicjqc,
ME Smisl sic rzucic w wodc. a
rim przyplynely lodzic rattYko--
we, obie kobicty zanurzyiy sic W
toh ! ME wypiynciy w~ieccj.
..Lucio l. rozpaczy tarzal sic pc
piasku i bcz przytomnoSci wyda-
wac mial W placzu jakicS nieludl-
kic gloSy. Bicdny Sicrotka ley w
malignic teraz i powtarza tylko:
,,Ojczc nasz, Ojczc naSz!... "a
tuj mamusic."
,Tclegraiowaro laraz ma
wszystkie strony; hrabicgo mic
MONA odszukat, podr6zuje po-
dobno gdzies pc Anglii re swoja
przyjaci6lkq, ktora sic Z mezem
rozwiodla zaraz .po pojedynku.
Ten epilog tragedy wstrzas-
nal nina do glebi, miejsca sobie
cd wczoraj znalezt ME moge, tax
mi zaL naszel biednej hrabiny!"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-06

InalaZlcm miloSC, kt0ra mi wyna,
grodziIa wszystko to, co utracl-
lem VIC wlasnym domu, przcz
twoir dziwacznq drazIiwoSt. Me
vchodImv " Szczcg0ly przykrc
d,a mas cboigu... JcStcm ranny ;
,koro bedc m6gl powstat Z l6zka,
z~astosuic sic 90 wszlckich twoich
rozporzadzen co do dalszych ma
szych Ios6w wsp6lnych. Ze
wzplcdu icdnak ma dziccko. pro-
SIC pania. bvS sic namySlila do
brzc MIN cokolwick postano.
wis.,"
Ten sam czlowick. kt6ry ia
podstcpnic rozlaczvI l. ukocha-
,,r, n,d 5,r;r kt6rv Inf tvIc O..
kIamvwal il hanicbnie ! zdradzal.
mini f. rzrIno;t zcdrzcG I sicbie
maskr ob1udv DO raz drupi ! PRIV
zn,i sic otwarcic do popcIn;onci
,;Lrzcmno;ci ~no2u;oc M rvcerza
hOnOru. ZdaWalO mu sic. IC spell
MIA iakis czvn bohatcrski wobcc
kobicty, pokrzywdzoncj przez
niego. a spclnial tvlko obowiqzek
winowaicy pred sedziq. przyzna-
iacego sic do swoich zbrodni.
- COZ zrobila hrabina:
- lego Samcgo dnia zabrala
dziccko i wviechala L paryza.Od-
tad, lax ci m6wilcm. p~odr6zuje
bczustannie, przcnosi sic I miej-
sea ma micjscc i jedynQ jej pocic-
cha Jest to kulawc bicdactwo, kto-
remu sic poSwirca L najwiekszq
troskliwo5ciQ, Powiadajq. Ic ia
natycznic kocha swego syna, cho-
ciaz dla OLGA jcgo nawct Szacun-
ku ZvwiG mic mozc...
StancliSmv mad brZcgicm mo-
RIA. icdwabnvm szclestem pod
pIvwalv ialc spicnione ma piaSck,
, toi; szafirowo-zielona szumialr
iaLim: z~lovrooim odgloscm, lax
cIodnv oIbrzvm; potw6r. donna
a,iocy sic 1er, mad wicczorcm,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-06

m0Wili mic do siebic; o Ellka kro-
k0w stala angielka, I rekoma o.
partemi ma laste blekitnej para
solki i mySlala zapewne o wybrze-
zach swcgo ojczystego Albionu.
Slonce rzucalo dlugic ticnlc
tvch trzech miIczqcych postaci IA
wode.
NIialem sposobnost przypatrzcc
sic do vol matce / dziecku, ale
szanujqc chwilc melancholiJneJ
ich zadumy. cofnqlem sic Z molm
towarzyszem poza drcwnianc ka-
biny i wracalcm do przyStanl. Cd
wracaj2c SIG pc drodzc XII wy
brzezu, ma kt6rcm jeszczc niepo-
luszonc rysowaly sic eylwetki
hrabiny. jcj synka i ansielSkief
miss.
Ma drugi dzieh W Cafe quadrl
spotkalismy sic PREY SnladanIu..'
Potem znGw W bocznej naWic ka-
tedry, potem przez dni kilka W
uOndolach. ZaWSze ten sam spo--
koiny. Jimmy, surowy Wyraz tWa-
rzv widzialem ma jej leach. to Sa-
mo znudzenic i zmeczenic ia tWa-
wy wqtlego dziccka, nawct Wtc-
dy, gdy pclnq garsciq L sranato-
wei czapki sypal sroch zneconym
golebiom ma pIacu sw. Marka'
NazywaliSmy ia odt2d ,.naszq
hrabinq" i szukali potcm tel troJ-
cy codziennic, jakby ola przeko-
mania sig, czy zywszy rumlcnlcc
zdrowia ME okrasi zlekka mizer-
uyclr policzk0w chlopca, a us
MECH, choc przclotny, zaclsnie-
tych ust jcgo matki.
Darcmnic. Wyjcchalcm l. We
uecyi i ME doczckalcm sic togo.
Przyjacicl moi pozostal ia lagu--
zach.
Ma odjczdncm prosiIcm go:
"A pamigtaj napisat mi cokol-
wick o n~aszej hrabinie.
Me zapomnial.. . w kilka ty-
godni potem otrzymalem list Z
Wcnccyi. W liScie znajdowai sic
wycinck ]micjscowcj gazcty, do
noszqcy 0 smutnym wypadku. ia
Xxi sic wydarzyi na Lido. Dwic
danny. przcz nicostroznoSt, utone-
Iy. kqpiqc sic w morzu, mad vic
czorcm; obic byly cudzoziemka-
mi. Ofiarq nicszczcScia omal mic
padf dzicwieciolctni chlopczyk
pozostawiony be- dozoru ia brzc-
gu, ktory. ma widok tonacej mat
Xxi, chcial sic rzucic nieopatrznie
w morze... Dzieckiem ~osieroco-
mem zajelo sic grono litosciwych
osob / wladze hiejscowe...
List obszerniejszy przynosi]
szczeg0ly... domysly mole ME
zawiodly mnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-06

PUWIadanO, &c pc WNKrNciu
tel tajemnicy, hrabina chciaIa sic
zabic; przez pcwien czas obawia-
no sic O jej zmyely. Mqz wyznai
pred niQ Gala prawde, uSiluj2c ia
przekonat, re tylko przez szalon2
miloSt do niej, uzyl tax nikczem-
nego podstrpu. I podobno uwic.
rzvla mu... OF, kobicta.. -. ale
stosunek miedzy mimi oziebiI sic
cd tel pory znacznic. zachowy-
wall priced 5wiatem ~jeSzczc pozo-
nv. bywali razcm W toWarzyst-
wach. choG coraz rzadzicJ, czaScm
przyjmowali L sicbic; diva. try
raw do roku otWieraly sic Wspa-
Male salony hrabstwa, Gala smlc-
tankr arystokracyi widziano wtc-
DIV ma 6wych rautach, the star
stala sic wszclako przelotnym
tvlko mctcorcm... Nareszcic
szest lat tcmu. hrabia powrociI
maggie sam L zagranicy L rekq ma
tcmblaku. Powiadano L poczqtEu,
zc miaI wypadek W podrozy.. -.
tym wypadkicm byi pojcdynek,
iona L dzieckiem p0zostaia we
Francyi / cd tego czasu ME WI
dziano jcj wiGccj Il nas...' Niesz
@ kogo sic bill pan hrabla:
% zone.
TAX. o gong. ale mic ,wojq.
Bill sic o kobictc. kt0rcj MAJ byI
lego nhiIcpszym przyjacielem, Il
= kt1ro romansoWal nicgdyS "a
czasow kawalcrskich. By}by ten
stosunck TRIVIAL W ukryciu do
tychcza,, sdyby mic przypadck'
kt0ry 60 zdradzil.
Il czvici winy::...
Il winv nowcyo Iokaia, kto-
y. pana hrabicgo Schwycil pew
ne; nocy "a kolnicrz ma cicmnych
scLod,rb ody sic skradal do bu-
J,,,r, r;.Lnc; mani biorac 90 "a
,IoJz;o;, n,robil krzvkn ! haIa-
-, fl. n;~cLieIneao, zc caiv dom
ohudzil Widzisz, wszvstko lax
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-06
vi. Gawa1eWicza.

Miekki, mclodyjny CLOS kobie-
~ pyta}:
- Podoba ci sic to Luciu:...
Odwr6ciIcm sic szybko; n
nina Siedzialy dwie danny o po-
wicrzchownoSci bardzo dyStyngo,
wanej, a miedzy niemi chlopa,
eek W Stroju marynarza, L twa-
rzyczkq delikatnq; blada, jak O.
platck ! zmeczona widocznle
Diugic. zlotawe wloski Spada}y
mu II a ramona / mad alabaotro--
wen czolem. niebieSkicmi zy}ka
mi znaczonem ma skroniach. IL
kiadaiy sic W bujnq %rzywke. wi
docznQ L pod granatowej czapEl
majtka, ma tyI nasunigtej. Ma
Szyi mia{ czcrwouy iular zawia-
zanv, Z kt6rcgo odblask barwl}
mu pozornym rumicnccm zaklcalc
policzki. SzlachctnoSciQ ryS6w
przypominal jakicgoS inIanta 2
portrct6w Van Dycka. ktorc wi
dziaIcm gdzicS kjedyS W galcryj
Louvru... Jcdnq rqczka opicral
sig ma kuli, druga podpari G}owkr
Z wyrazcm Smutku ! znuIenia. /
p~atrzal pred Sicbic obojctnym
zamgIonym wzrokicm. kalcka
bvl: skurczona W kolanie n6zka
wiSiaIa mu L Iawki T. ia bczwlad-
noSciQ. jaka poznac latwo W spa
ralizowanych cz}onkach.
M}odSza kobieta muSia1a bye
matka dzieckd: starsza jcj iowa.
rzySzkq I wybitnym typcm an
gielskicj miss.
Chlopak ma powt6rzonc pyta-
ME. wzruszyl ramionami ! uSmie-
chnal >ie melaucholijnic.
- Codzicnnrc widzc. przcc;cI
to samo. - odrzeki i zamknql o.
czy DUE. smutnc. wypatrzonc ma
Boy SWAT. jakby "a pokutc.
Trqciicm mcgo towarzySza Iok-
Glenn i SzcpnQicm:
polacv,
Gdzic?
- Ia nami. obok.
SpojrzaI ! L wyrazem pewneSo
zdziwienia zdawal sig rozpozna-
wac znajome rysy W twarzy miod
sci kobiety; potem nachyIil sic
do mnie ! przyciszonym gloscm
rzeki mi do ucha:
- Przypatrz sic jej dobrzc,
powiem ci COS potem, gdy wysia-
dzicmy.
Me moglcm sic przypatrzet
wszelako dobrze mojcj sqsiadcc,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-06
ZONA.
GalerYa sZkiC0W z natury.

DO jakby zc spojrzen naSzych i CT
chych Szeptow domysliia sic czc-
COS. odwrocila twarz i zapusci}a
woalke, chlopca przytulila do Sic
bic i przez reszte drogi slowem
sic wiecej ME odezwala do nike
60.
WylQdowaliSmy. Pasalerowie
statku rozsypali sig pojedynczo /
W gromadkach pc wysepce, czest
wSiadia do tramwaju, rcSzta 70
stala ma p~rzystani. kulawy
chiopczyk i obic danny sill picszo
wolnym krokiem dlugQ piaozczy-
sta alcjQ wysadzonq ]rzadkicmi
drzcwami. ku drugicj Stronjc Ii
da, sdzic kqpicle morskic.
- Pojdz, podqzymy "a njmi,--
l.
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pro" W. !.."r ~, caror,,a ITn-
%;Ssl.;cr, polw6Imr tvm pa-
n;om wyprzcdzit mas trochc; be-
dz;cm, micIi bohatcrka ma o.
,z,rn ;,r.o 1yv, ;,,s,rar,c do po-
,v;o:c;
z,r,r;i:mv cvoora abv sic
przvicmnici gawcdziIo / odpcdza-
lac dvmcm role komar6w ! much
~natretnic lataiacvch mad naSzcmi
giovanni. pusciliSmv sic sladami
naszvch poprzcdniczck.
NTusialcS zauwalvt. il mr..
Stefania mic lest ladnq, w twarzy
ma CO; surowcco. za~zai moi
nrzviacieI przv swoich trzv--
r~iz;cstn lotach ma iuz szpakowatc
wIosv,
If dz;es;eS emu wvszia "a
,,,,5 sz6.+,. ro,, n;;, ;ak n,e1a
nor,,r2, z,o " os,mo+n;en;r
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Evening journal., 1917-01-16
Miss BIDDY NOW
LAYS Golden ECG
Goose OF Fairy Wealth Fame
Succeeded in Reality
By Hen
FANCIERS BLAME 1T
ON HIGH COST, ETC,

The goose that laid the golden egg
will soon be out OF fashion we are
told the hen that lays eggs worth
nearly their weight in gold is now
coming TO be reality and being care
fully cared for by farmers all over the
State Eggs now are 60 cents dozen
and 15 cents q dozen IS confidently pre-
dicted as The price soon TO be paid
for these products of the barnyard.
Il is pointed out that not only the
little brown hen" but the little white
hen and tho barred Plymouth Rock and
the Rhode Island Red. or any hen. little
or big, that LAYS eggs h. coming to be
the equal as profitable investment
with the "war brides" in sections where
chicken raising is ono of the important
industries With egrs . cents each
it Is pointed out that chickens soon will
be too valuable to eat. This will mean
that eggs will Join the high cost OF Inv
ing with potatoes. pork and other food
products.
High prices for eggs are declared
TO be due to the high price OF chicken
feed. corn having Joined the list OF
staples which have become almost un.
obtainable az low prices any more Re
ports recently received from sections
Of New Jersey that farmers might
soon forsake the ranks of explosives
manufacturers 10 become farmers
would appear TO Indicate there must
be money in raising of farm products
Evening journal., 1917-01-16
COY. MILLER Sends
Another MESSAGE
Urges Filing and Indexing
of State Department Rec
ords, to Give More Space
WOULD DESTROY OLD
AUTO LICENSE FILES
STAFF Correspondent.

aNulA CtAAN'i'NAA"NHfF
DOVER, Del, Jan. l6.-Governor Miller
this morning sent the following special
or supplemental message TO the General
Assembly:
TO the Ninety sixth General Assem-
bly,: In pursuance OF the authority vest
cd in the Governor by the provisions OF
the Constitution, ! submit 60 YOU the
following suggestions in addition to the
recommendation contained in my an
nual message
with the object Of increasing the
filing space in the vaults OF the office
OF the Secretary OF State and promot-
ing the operating facilities OF that
Office, l recommend that authority be
given the Secretary Of State to destroy
all motor vehicle and operator IL
censes on and after the first day OF
July following the year OF ssue.
It recommend a general examina-
tion OF all charters now slowed in the
vaults OF the office Of the Secretary OF
nAdlt duu Nut hlluE dAu lhuNAiue vi
the same, in order that space may be
! econOmized and the labor OF refer
ence 10 these documents be simpli-
iied and decreased. Unless some such
authority is conferred Il will not be
long before an additional vault will
/ be required for the use of this office.
With the granting Of this authority the
present vault space will suffice for
some years
LAS it is difhcult TO determine a
! specific expense necessary 20 carry
into effect thees suggestions. I recon-
mended that the Governor, Secretary
Of State and State Treasurer be au-
! thorlzed TO employ a competent per
son TO perform this work at a sum
which in their judgment may appear
! reasonable and proper
Charles r. Miller, Governor
Evening journal., 1917-01-16
DIAMOND State LODGE
ORAHGEMEN INSTALL CaIEFS

Al the annual installation Of new
officers Saturday night Of Diamond
State Loyal order OF orangemen. No.
1872 they entertained some OF the
most prominent members OF the order.
among them being Supreme Past
Grand Master Robert McCaw. Supreme
Grand Master Alexander McClintook.
Supreme Grand Secretary william ].
kirkland, OF Washington. d. c., and
the Honorable John McClintock. grand
secretary, OF Philadelphia.
The installation Of the officers was
in charge OF District Installing Mas
ter william James McAdams, Of Phila-
delphia, assisted by Supreme Past
Grand Master Robert McCaw and 100
other members from Philadelphia
The following officers were install
ed Worthy master. c. T. McNemar
deputy master. Thomas Mason: re-
cording secretary, T. =. Kelly: fnan-
cial secretary, L. Fl. McNemar: tre,(
urer. James Mason; chaplain. c. 4
Adsit; director OF ceremon cs
Thomas Marshall inside tyler
Thomas Brown. Jr; outside tyler
Paul NJ. McNemar: foreman Of com.
mittees, William s. Hartman; com.
mitteemen. Davil Thompson. William
Long. Alexander Thompson, Jr.. anC
Thomas Cochran.
Music was furnished by Miss Hoff
man, pianiste, Master Hoffman. vic
linist, and the Stonemen's Fife ant
Drum Corps Of Philadelphia.
Addresses were made hv Suprem
Grand Master Alexander McC1intoci
supreme Grand Secretary William
Kirkland, Of Washington. D. c.; vii
liam j. McAdams. Of Philadelphia: Rof
ert McCaw. Of Philadelphia: the Hon
John McClntock. state grand secretar
/ Of Pennsylvania; Past Masters Jane
Mason, 7. F. Kelly. r. r Maree. Edwar
Abrshams the new chaplain. G. r. Adi
and others
Refreshments were furnished bv III
ladies' Auxiliary in charge Of Mrs. NJ,
Call. assisted by Mrs William Lon
Mrs. Thompson Mrs. Cochran. Miss,
Sarah Mccormick and Mabel Lool5art
The Orangemen had very prosper
GUS year both in membership an
Evening journal., 1917-01-16
RANKRnPrrY CorRT.

Creditors OF Samuel Levin have hled
a petition in involuntary bankruptcy
in the United States District Court
The matter. in the usual course has
been referred to Leonard f. Wales,
referee In bankruptcy, for a hearing.
Edward w Cooch is attorney for
the creditors who comprise J. ID. Sisler
Company, Philips-Thompson Com
pany, Booker, Scott g. Moore Company
and Hart Brothers & Co: John T.
Clark and Francis W. Clark. co-part-
ners, trading under name of John r.
Clark Company; Charles W. Schagrin
and Harry Topkis. oo-partners trad
ing under the name Of the Delaware
Notion House. and William B. Megear.
The liabilities are placed az $1,000
which Mr. Levin is alleged TO be un-
able TO pay.
Evening journal., 1917-01-16
"WAHTON LEE.' Says
Secretary M'ADOO

WASHINGTON. Jan. 16.--In add
ton to Chairman Henry's denial OF
Lawson's charges. made in testimony
before the committee Of which he is
the head. other persons of prominence
who we're named by Lawson hastenec
to make statements. Secretary Nc
AdOo said
No man should he called upon
20 notice such detestable and ir-
responsible gossip and slander,
but since nay name has been men
toned ] wish TO say that no more
shameless and wanton lie could
be conceived than the rumOr or
suggestion that ! have been inter
ested at any time and in any man
ner whatever in stock specula-
tions or purchases OF stock in
New York or elsewhere, or that !
have been connected in any man
ner whatever with the alleged
leak" about the so-called peace
note. The putrid partisan poll
ticlans and the putrid stock gam
blers in New York and Boston
are giving the country a painful
exhibition Of the contemplate
methods to which they resort in
their efforts 10 injure the admin
istration.
II any man in or out Of Con-
gress will assume responsibility
for these ISLANDERS, or If can
secure legal proof Of the guilt OF
Evening journal., 1917-01-16
Greater interest Than
EVER IN AUTO EXHIBIT

81 should Worry" This is the
plea upon which the average man
passes up most OF the things in which
he has no direct interest.
But this is not SO with an automo-
hile show. And IL will not be so with
wilmineton's third Automobile SHOW
during the week starting January %.
al the Hotel dupont
Statistics Of the Wilmington SHOW
and of similar exhibitions in other
nities have proved beyond shadow
NJ n doubt that thousands OF private
owners and prospective owners OF
automobiles and thousands OF others
who have no connection with thu au-
,omobile trade. and think they have
no interest in the automobile busl-
ness. outside Of the cars which they
or their neighbors own. attend these
exhibitions. and ere benefited by see
Ing them These same people see
hundreds of cars on the streets daily.
Perhaps this accounts for the great
lnteres. in autownti.o shows. These
ue .aies see ti.e cars but they can't
examine thew closely as they do at
an auiorcohiie show. Then. too. there
are NAM vino visit III show princi-
pally to see the accessible. an0 new
devices. anplisble TO olicY cars.
A remarkable feature of cars gen
craliy for 1917 Is that although the
trice OF nearly every commodity has
rome up. only a few OF the makers
have increased the price of their
cars for the coming season. Car
prices are very little higher than a
year ago. and when compared with
other things very much cheaper than
few years back The lover Of lux
ury today can revel in road transpor-
tation that completely overshadowec
the coaches Of kings in any past gen
sratiOn.
Not only Will the Wilmington Show
tell lust what the cars of 1917 holt
for buyers, but il will reveal still larger
choice in shapes and colors Of bod
les. Tho clover-leaf or compact
three or four passenger body. witt
an aisle between the front seats FOL
entrance. will he in evidence more
than ever Enclosed and convertible
bodies will he more numerous. Tit
fittings for the comfort and need o
the users viii show greater con
sideration than in former years
Evening journal., 1917-01-16
L. 7. L. REORGANIzED.

At the Rivervlev Children's Home
on Saturday. the Loyal Temperance
Legion was reorganized under the
leadership of Mrs. J. r. GARNER, as
sisted by Miss Marian Galley. musi-
cal director. Mrs. Virginia Massey,
president OF the Wilmington W. c. T.
L. led in prayer, followed by all re-
peating the Lords Prayer. After sing
ing, the children repeated the com
pany rule, the pledge motto and sa-
lutte. and afterwards Mrs. GARNER
told the temperance lesson story. AZ
ter few remarks by Mrs. MASSEY
and Mss Wells the meeting CLOSED
with the Mizpah benediction. tn,
regular i. T. L. meetings will be helC
al the home the first Saturday II
each month from to Z O'Clock
Evening journal., 1917-01-16
HENRY OR SELF A
PERJURER lawson
Tells committee
Continued from First Page
red conversation with Henry.

leStQ GQnNtIodl WIN 1eurY.
Lawson said he and Henry agreed
upon a statement to be given out by
Henry after them conference, but that
Henry presented only his own side when
he annsunced the statement.
Referring TO the Henry conference,
Lawson shouted:
zone or the other Of us has com.
mitted perjury deliberate, rank per-
jury.
Unless your chairman said these
things, Pm a rank peTjurer unfit to be
anywhere than outside the bars Of a
prison.
Il say that if word for word. the
things I have told are not exact then
l ought to he nowhere outside a
prison.
Lawson's outburst came after he
had faced intermittent objections to
his line of testimony He demanded
that he be heard fully Chairman
Henry sat with lips tight as the chal-
lenge sounded
Lawson added that he had suggest
ed to Henry that the committee delve
into matters in the street running
back several years. To this, Henry
replied. according to Lawson. that
/ he would be with lawson in such
| a move if the witness had the facts.
Democratic members kept inter
rupting Lawsons testimony.
Lawson fared up.
"I want two hours to tell what 7
/ know" he said otherwise I'm done.
] don't propose TO sit here and hear
! the committee wrangle about the ad-
INSTABILITY OF my evidence" be said.
you must have respect for the
committee" interrupted Henry. Good
heavens" calculated Lawson, deri-
sively.
you must have respect" snapped
4 Henry
"An right. go ahead" Lawson re-
torted
Quiet was restored
"Please don't take me to task again,
/ Lawson proceeded, "and please let me
be earnest at earnest moments. do
moments. do have respect for this
j committee and the chairman-and
say that honestly-despite the contra
\ diction and denial OF your chairman
4 Here is the opportunity Of a lifetime
for a full Investigation
Lawson then proceeded TO relate
, further what happened in the Henry
conference
Il told him TO get the stock record
and 20 through the whole list" Law
son continued And I said TO him
that before you get one-third Of the
u way down the list the lid will be
blown of Congress and the world
will see who made the millions, who
we're these SNUG hypocrites who used
their official positions TO make mil
2 lions for themselves"
v Lawson repeated thRt Henry hae
told him eve have II that Count voT
Rernstorif was so mixed mp in thi'
leafl situation that he made oVei
/, s2.OO0.O00.,
B = stand BY this and I know th'
guns are On me. 7 stand by what
5 have said" Lawson continued. Tn
o other Witnesses will-or should
8 bear OUT just whst I've told you"
D THE guns arc not on YOU" Repre-
sentative Pou interrupted
j u don't mean the committee has II
0 guns on me. mean the press has Il
T guns on me-" said Lawson ami
laughter
e lawson and Henry agreed, accord
ling "a Witnesses. that Lawson nee'
mot reveal information be might hav
been received from leak principals.