davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1919-03-30
Revere.

The program for the Revere Theater
will be: Today, Elsie Ferguson. in
His Partisan Wife; tomorrow, Wal
lace Reid, in "The Dub; Tuesday.
Don't Change Your Husband; We'd
nesday, Clara Kimball Young. in 1.-THE
Savage Woman; Thursday, Dustin
Farnum, in 1.-The Virginian": Friday,
Carlyle Blackwell, in Courage for
Two; Saturday, Enid Bennett. in
Happy, Though Married"
Evening star., 1919-03-30

number"
Grace Earmond, who wears some
beautiful gowns in What Every
Woman Wants" says every woman
knows the psychological effect upon
the wearer of beautiful clothes. but
few carry out the symbolism. The
principal Of color vibration Is general
ly understood and applied. but the law
of the symbol figure is neglected.
Josef Urban. the great scenic artist;
the Russian dancers. and even some
of the impressionistic painters under
stand the principle which was brought
to perfection by the Egyptian and
Phoenicians Some day a creator of
clothes will appear and At his ideas
to those of the subject who wishes to
make certain definite impression or
transmit a message by the gown she
wears, and his fortune will be made"
Evening star., 1919-03-30
CARMEL MYERS
GSrdeL

Friday, and 'The Wishing Ring
Man" starring Bessie Love, Saturday.
Supplementary pictures will be shown
the last three days of the week.
Evening star., 1919-03-30
Plaza.

The Plaza program will be: Today
through Tuesday. William S. Hart. in
Breed of ! Men; Wednesday and
Thursday. Alice Brady, in "rhe World
to Live In; Friday and Saturday,
Charles Ray. in 1.-The Girl Dodger."
Evening star., 1919-03-30

Two Brides; Friday, Carlyle Black
we'll, in Hit or Miss" and Saturday
Dorothy Gish, in Boots"
Evening star., 1919-03-30
GARINE <SEXMoUR
ZozuS. RIace

continues to increase in popular es-
TEEN.
The Paramount Mack Sennett COM
edies. produced in Los Angeles, also
are said to be developing new angles
in humor and increased popularity.
poration, it is claimed. is alive
keenly to the fact that the public
today demands not only excellence
in acting and production but stories
that cannot be surpassed.
The coming year, Mr.. LaSky says.
assures sufficient "glory and business
for ALL Whatever superficial indica-
tions there may be of turmoil or un-
rest, beneath the surface. the future
of the photodramatic art is assured.
Palace.
The greatest of all D. W. Griffith's
Aircraft productions, 'The Girl Who
Stayed at Home" is promised at
Loew's Palace Theater all this week,
beginning today at 3 pm.
Robert Harron is cast in the lead
ing role and instead of Lillian Gish
Griffith has introduced a new star,
Clarine Seymour. The cast includes
also George Fawcett. Tully Marshall,
Kate Bruce and Richard Barthelmess.
chosen the theme of the girl who
stayed at home and fought her own
battles Of the great war in silence.
cheering meanwhile the heroic fight
ers of America in a strange land.
1t blends tense dramatic action with
character delineation and comedy.
Ralph Grey returns broken hearted
to America after a love affair with a
French girl who is affianced to an
othe. He enlists when the great war
involves America and goes to France.
Jim Grey. the other brother, loved
Cutie Beautiful" a cabaret dancer
who lives straight for Jim, who is
forced by the draft board into service
and both brothers meet in battle as
members Of the famous lost battalion.
The story graphically depicts the
rescue Of Ralph Grey's sweetheart,
the wounding Of Jim in battle and
his restoration to Cutie" and Ralph's
own happiness when the French girl
he loves 10 restored to him. through
the death Of her ffance in battle. All
this is the mere framework Of a
Wonder tale. The regular film and
orchestral attractions of the Palace
program also ill be shown.
Evening star., 1919-03-30
Filnnograns.

Mae Marsh's new picture, Spot
light Sadie" is scheduled for release
April 6.
Evening star., 1919-03-30

one appears with all the basic dra-
matte situations. 'thirty-seven in
number"
Evening star., 1919-03-30

Universal announces the purchase of
an original story from Bayard WELLER,
author of Within the Law" and ".The
Thirteenth Chair" as a starring film for
Priscilla Dean.
Evening star., 1919-03-30

The Unknown Quantity" the O
Henry story, which has been fi1me
with Corinne Griffith as the featured
player. is said to be nearing compile
ton.
Evening star., 1919-03-30

Taylor Homes is to be filmed in George
Agnew Chamberlain's magazine story,
II Oyeiy Reason"
Evening star., 1919-03-30

David Wark Griffith is complaining of
"the pirates and wants Congress to
make it a penal offense to plagiarize a
motion picture or the name of a motion
picture producer
Evening star., 1919-03-30

Earl Williams is to be a cowboy In
a dlm version Of THE Usurper," the
late Nat Goodwin's play, which is be.
ing filmed by Vitagraph.
Evening star., 1919-03-30

Emmy Wehlen, the musical comedy
star. is to begin a new series Of COM
edy romance pictures for Metro. Lieut.
Luther A. Reed. U. S. A., is at work
on the first picture.
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dehyde and 1t has been proven that to
use II hot will give much quicker and
better results than TO use 1t cold. The
same principle applies TO scrubbing. 10
Is not difficult 10 tell how strong to
make the solution In hot water. Make
it just as strong as you can stand the
odor. 1t can be applied with an or
dinarg ~scrubbing brush around refrig-
orators and sinks and in cellars and
dark passages II may be applied with
an ordinary spray gun.
The matter of health and sanitation
is one of the leading subjects being
taught by the home decorating agents
In every county.
Boys and girls clubs and schools are
learning the modern practice of absu-
lutte cleanliness. No house cleaning
should begin without a supply Of for.
maldehyde.
Where there has been sickness. the
room should be funigated with a for
m~aldehyde candle and then thoroughly
aired out and sunshine admitted. L.
possible.
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FOR RENT modern furnished rooms
for light housekeeping: no children
454 Ash st. phone Hammond 1116V.
7-21-9t
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House CIeanin@
National Crop Improvement Service
TX HERE ia a peculiar musty odor

National Crop Improvement Service
* HERE ia a peculiar musty od0r
TO many houses which through
long habit Is imperceptble to
The family which lives there.
In spite of all the scrubbing that
you can do, the floors and base boards.
especially around the kitchen and
bath, are not really clean and while
many a poor woman has bruised her
knees and worn herself out s~crubblng
and scrubbing, the desired result can
1ot be obtained unless some cleaning
antiseptic Is used intelligently.
F~ormaldehyde is the simplest and
east expensive Of these d~isinfectants
and is popular because 1t does not dis
color or affect wood. furniture or
draperies with which it may come Ia
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Real Estate Bargains.

FOR SALE-Largs nlo--rn mouse: rernA
Phone 2642 Hammond. l1-79-tf.
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Harley Davidson

Are you reading The Trmes1
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TO
BUILD

INDIANAPOLIS. July % Marion
county SOCIALISTS today are complet-
ing plan for a three-story brick club
house. = be used as a home for labor
organic SONS II will be dedicated to
Eugene i. De6 and will be KNOW as
The House Of Debs The cost is es-
timated at SlOe. 600.
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NEIack PIanueU

The BLACK Death" or BLACK
Plague" was also known as the 'bu-
bonic plague" and was a scourge In
Europe and Asia in the year between
f8341351. when millions were swept
away by the scourge. II has required
from time to time since then, but never
SO severely.
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contact. and while it has a strong ac-
RID smell, it soon ~eveperates and
leaves everything sweet and clean.
A number of experiments are now In
process at the Iowa Agricultural col
lege regarding the best use Of formal
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receive bids by Wednesday july %, at
s O'Clock z. II, for the construction Of
q new floor il the Gymnasium Of the
wentworth School Bulidlng. sleclnca-
tions and particulars by Ehom. corner
nois.
MARTIN H FINNERAN.
Pr sident.
FRED SEIGRIST,
Secretary. 7-13-2I-22.
-
NOTICE OF ADMINiSfRAT ON.
IN THE NATTER OF THE EST TE OF
MARY LUSCHER. DECEASED. No.
2212.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed Administrators
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TO HUNTERS

Come Prepared 10 Haul
it Away.
6 dozen plates, 15c value,
for &c each.
Cups and Saucers, per
pair 15c.
". B. Plated Knives and
Forks. Tee each.
Tea Spoons 4 coach.
Aluminium Tea and COT
fee Percolator, $3.50 value,
for $1.39. Gone to a custo-
mer).
Porch Swings, complete,
1926.
Rag Rugs. 81" value 95c
Fumed Oak Library Ia
BILE, Spanish upholstered,
Rocker and chair, complete
set. $3.50.
Upholstered Settee and
Chair, worth S25, for $3.50.
Sun Parlor Writing Desk
800 value, for $3.50.
Stewart Combination coal
and gas Range, slightly
used: 800 value for S45.
Many more items to 60 at
give away prices. Be sure
that you are here first; first
come, first served. These
bargains will not last long.
pa E. State Street,
Hammond. Ind.
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FOR SALE-Dressed hogs o. all weights,
22c to 26c; also live hogs OF all
weights. lie 10 23c. At our packing
house and stock yards, Columbia ave.
and c. & O. tracks. Phone Hammond
200. Psrmenter Barnet Pkg. Co.
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WILL SEEK AID
FROM
n.1ERNA1lonAI nEws sEavlrEl

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERYIcEJ
FORT WAYNE. Ind. July 22-Flf-
~ percent increase IN operating costs
has forced the Indiana School for Fee
BILE Minded Youths to curtail food and
clothing and aid from a special SEES
sion OF the legislature Will be nesec-
sary. according to ~. George s. Bliss.
superintendent.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS IN III ZME ARE WORTH TRYING
For Rent Furnished Rooms

FOR RENT Furnished rooms for
housekeeping; also ] suite FOR bache-
lors. lbs Plummer ave. Hammond.
'-2-tI.
FOR RENT-Furnished room for two.
'54 5 Holman 81, Hammond. 1-16-tf.
FOR RENT-lst class. strictly modern
furnished AM with private bath; suit
able for , people. 429 MAY ST. Ham
mond. 7-1s-tf.
FOR RENT-3 & 4 housekeeping rooms
IN a cottage. newly papered. gas and
ice box. lSS Plummer ave. Hammond.
TOR RENT--Furnished two 4-room cot
tages and housekeeping rooms. also
nice sleeping rooms. So Sibley st. Ham
mona .-io-ot-
FOR RENT-3 strictly modern Ugh
housekeeping rooms. no objections to
children. 531 Michigan ave, phone Ham
mond 1876. 7-15-tf.
FOR RENT-Furnished apt, new fur
niture. ideal location. Call personally
after 8 o. m. fiat II. Parkview Apis,
hammond .-Io-o-.
FOR RENT-Furnished room. private
bath. All Barring ave. Z. Chicago.
9-2l-St
FOR RENT light housekeeping and /
sleeping room, near business section,
reasonably priced 672 Webster ave
Hammond 1-2l-2t.
FOR RENT-Furnished suite of rooms
for housekeeping: rent reasonable to
good party without children. Inquire IA
Rimbach bldg, phone Hammond 1852
FOR RENT modern furnished rooms
for light housekeeping: no children
454 Ash st. phone Hammond I116W.
.zI-5t
FOR RENT rooms: modren, all con
v~eniences. no children. l23 Z. viii
liams St phone Hammond 1851. 7-2l-2t
FOR RENT modern housekeeping
rooms. s12 Alice st. Hammond
-zL-
FOR RENT light housekeeping rooms.
Phone Hammond 1885. S-2l-2t
FOR RENT-Furnished room for light
housekeeping; private bath. All Bar
ave, E.. Chicago. ~7-2i-st
FOR RENT furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. inquire basement ant.
AS Indiana ave-, Hammond. 7-22-lt
FOR RENT-Furnished room for gentle
man; centrally located. Phone Ham
mond 335. 7-22-1t
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. 292 Tru
man ave. Hammond. T-22-2eod
FOR RENT furnished rooms and bath
for light housekeeping. Call 46o Oak
St. phone Hammond 1851. 7-22-3t
FOR RENT furnished rooms; all CON
veniences; / front parlor with plano.
Phone Hammond 1255W. 7-22
FOR RENT-Nice light room for two
ladies'; breakfast II desired. Phone
1855. 7-22-1t.
FOR RENT furnished claim airy house
keeping rooms. electric and gas: 10
man and wife. IS Condit ST., Hammond
7-22-1t.l
FOR RENT modern furnished rooms
with bath for light housekeeping Call
Indiana ave, phone Hammond 400.
FOR RENT sleeping rooms. l63 state
ST. upstairs. Hammond. 7-22-it
Lost and Found.
LOST OR sToLEN-Indian motorcycle;
1919 model engine No. 7TM907; from
Crown Point Fair Grounds July 4th-
500 reward; no questions asked 2. Eel |
man. Highland. Ind 4-ls-Seod
LOsT-Ladies gold watch with ribbon
fob; initials s VI. P. Reward. Phone
Hammond 1873. l-22-zt
LOST-Biack rosary with gold chain
Reward. III W. state st. ". Ham
phone Hammond 1s5oJ. 7-22-1t.
FOUND-Woman who left purse in gro
Gerry store. call az 1888 Cedar St. Ham
mond. 7@-22-1t.
G NOTICES.
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BUNGALOW

FOR SALE-Modren. s rooms and sun
parlor. Inquire owner on premises, 8
W. Highland St. Hammond. 7-I7-10t.
FOR SALE 49, Frame store building
Cheap. 67S S. Holman ST. To be
moved at once. y. Emmerling, Under
taker. Hammond. 7-16-tf.
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CALL US UP

We shall be glad to have you call UP our Circulation
Department when your copy doesn't reach you.
We try hard to impress on our carrier boys the. need
of serving their customers intelEgently. sometimes it
takes time to do this.
The life blood Of a newspaper is its circ ulation. The
only way we have Of knowing when our subscribers
do not get their papers is when they call up our
Circulation Department.
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For

FOR -A-.E-4 or SPACE. 7-col. Campbell
Webb. with stereotype outht Times
Hammond. T-l4-3t.
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Don't throw your paper away
without reading the want ad page.
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FOR RENT-Furnished apt. new fur
niture. ideal location. Call personally
after 8 D. m. fiat u. Parkview Apis,
Hammond. 7-1S-5t.
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FOR RE$T-3 strictly modern light
housekeeping rooms. no objections to
children 5S1 Michigan ave, phone Ham
mond 1876. 7-16-tf.
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6OR RENT Furnished rooms for
housekeeping also ! suite for bache-
lors. lbs Plummer ave. Hammond.
7-2-tf
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FOR SALE-Excelsior motorcycle; good
condition; cheap. Apply 1929 Cedar st.
Ind. Harbor. 7-19-St
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q RENT-Furnished room for two.
1S4 5. Holman ST, IN 1-16-tf.
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FOR RENT-s & 4 housekeeping rooms
in a cottage. newly papered. gas and
ice box. 1S6 Pllmmer ave. Hammond.
7-16-tf.
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FOR RENT-1st class. strictly modern
furnished AM With private bath; suit
able for , people. 429 MAY ST. Ham
mond- 7-16-tf.
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FOR RENT-Furnished room. private
bath. All Barring ave. E.. Chicago.
9-2l-3t.
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For Rent Furnished Rooms

FOR RENT modern rooms for light
housekeeping. COZ Indiana ave, phone
Hammond 1852. 7-22-
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FOR RENT light housekeeping and !
sleeping room. near business section;
reasonably priced 672 Webster ave
Hammond. 7-2i-2t.
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TOR RENT-Furnished two 4-room cot
tages and housekeeping rooms. also
nice sleeping rooms 50 sibley st. Ham
mopd. 9-16-6t.
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FOR RENT-Furnished suite Of rooms
for housekeeping; rent reasonable TO
good party without children. Inquire IA
Rimbach bldg, phone Hammond 1852.
7-21-3t.
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MUST PAY FOR
FLEET SIKKlK.
Allies Draw Up New ProtOc
Binding Germany to Re.
SpeCt ArmiStice.
BONDS ARE MADE FIRME
Berlin Also Faces Punishment :
Other Violations Of the Postwar
Asreement-May Require Sigma
ture as Result OF Violations.

Paris, Nov. l.-Before the pea
treaty becomes effective the Germ
representative will be required.
Is expected here. 10 sign an addto
al protocol. binding Germany 20 Ct
ry out armistice clauses which we
not incorporated in the treaty of VI
sailles. The supreme council of {
allied and associated powers cons
cred the text Of the proposed Instr
ment.
Marshal Foch and others have
ported that Germany has violated
mistice conditions.
The supreme council discussed p,
sible dates for putting the Germ
treaty into effect. but postponed a d
ciSion until Saturday.
The payments Germany must ma
for the warships sunk at Scapa Nh
was again considered by the counc
The supreme council has assur
France that its share OF the Germ
warships will not be reduced as d
result OF the destruction of the Sea-
Flow unit for which the German 90
eminent, and not German officers
dividually. Is to be held responsible
Notification has been given d
peace conference by representa-
of Italy here that the proposal ma
by Foreign Minister Tittonl for d
settlement OF the Flume problem b
not been accepted by the Unit
States.
II is declared I'm authoritative III
Ian quarters. however, that, althou
the reply OF Secretary OF State La
sing was unfavorable as a whole,
considerable portion Of the Tito
proposal was accepted and that Il
exchanges with the United States
the subject will be continued.
As soon as the extreme concession
the United States is willing 20 max
are known 10 the representative o
Italy here. the Italian government will
be put in possession OF all The ele
ments Of the problem as they have
been developed by the delegation Y
Paris. and Italys position will be DEF
initely known.
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TERRORIST PLOT WIDESPREAD
Arrests Thus Far Made DO Not Beg
TO Clarity Situation" Say
the Police

Cleveland. o.. Nov 1.-The tero
ist menace disclosed by the pollc
raids has gained such foothold On
has become so widespread In Cleu
land. according TO Police Captain Ma
tin Lavelle. that the arrests thus "a
made do not begin 10 cln rify the stu
alton.
our Investigation tends 20 sho'
that there are between 26 and 30 CON
mufiist party chapters being orgn nHe'
in Cleveland. their purpose being SIM
ply To precipitate reign of terror anc
take over the government he said
Sixteen men and one woman alreaW
have been arrested.
Cleveland. o.. Oct. 31--Seven per
sons. six men and one woman. charge
by the police with being identIhe
with radicals In another plot TO "
rorize the nation by a series or BON
EXPLOSIONS next spring are belr
held nv police and others we're bein
sought In what is expected to be
NATIONAL clear up Of revolutionlsts-
One Of the men under arrest Us D.
lIeved 10 be the bomb maker who COZ
stIucted and placed the bomb whlC
on June 2 partly wrecked the hon
OF Mayor Harry l.. Davis
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industrial cities the central East such as Cleveland and Detroit have been
Pacific
with npidl and
be
thought viii
a
Of Of
kandt the
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MILg PRODUCERS ARE FREE
officials OF the Illinois Associate
Acquitted Of Conspiracy Charge
by Jury In Chicago.

Chicago, Nov. AFTER dellheratior
extending over Ave hours the elsf
officials Of the Illinois MIX Producer
association. who have been on IRA
before Judge Joseph II. Fitch IN 'n'
Criminal court since Sept 10 on
charge Of conspiracy. were acquitted
Thursday night. Eight separate w
diets were returned, each delenu'"
being exonerated individually ine
were as follows: "We, the jury "'
the defendant Arnold Huber 10
guilty." and so on. the verdicts IN 'ur
naming Frank II. Reese. Clinton
Cooper. Roy Lewis. Charles II. foue
w. J. Kittle. Robert NJ. Omnnn. au
william A. Goodwin. Potter and hl,u
are president and secretary. respecu''
", OF the association.
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the rata which
disregard for the most
o
The and ferocous of Americas rodents
particularly hungry
all
Axand1an
world
back the days of John Smith and Salem witchcmft
animalraps
the
which Demand city antret ordinances and anta
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Mumm
10
reached agreement wheh
ed in
the German courts
or q n
the subject
Mumm her
d to
and expressed by them that no alternative
pointed
that she would be entirely
accomplished
treaty
holdings Germany and other
we're Il
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setting aside daily rat fund OF one
half of one cent On this basis the
United States pays its rats about $50
100000 every year. which 'sum would
build and maintain a very adequate
university or support a neat navy or
Keep Mexico satisfied for long time.
The United States public health
service has figured this out and issues
these and many more rat facts in a
brochure that calls upon all Americans
who are fond Of health to enlist in the
governments war against the Norway
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the second time in legislative history
here that a woman has been repatriat-
ed by act Of congress. The other case
was that of Nellie Grant Sartorls when
she returned from England.
Mrs. Mumm is the daughter of c.
G. X. Scovllle, banker of Salina, Kan.
While travelling in Europe she met
Walther Mumm, German subject af-
filiated with the great champagne-mak-
ing family Of that name. His business
interests had caused him to reside In
France for 20 years. The marriage
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To Re CHARGE at Berlin.

Washington, Nov. 3.-Ellls Dresel
Boston has been selected TO take u
American embassy In Berlin ms charE
dafraires when diplomatic relailo.
nre resumed. Mr.. Dresel now u
Germany as n special commissioner
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al,.. on Iananese Ship.

Tokyo. Nov. 3.--The mnnruvers
the entire Jnpances navy In when =.
emperor participated. we're MARRIED
IN explosion on the hattleship hyus
IN Tokyo hay. Fourteen men ~'
killed and thirty injured
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The treasury department laments
ne fact that the high cost Of living
problem which So stirred the nation for
= Few days Is now rapidly subsiding.
hut 60 the rest Of us the problem
doesn't seem TO be subsidlng n bit.
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Most magnanlmously. "vox Populi"
and ~ Plurlbus Unum" have been
willing OF late TO put their pens aside
and let Fair Price" do most of the
writing TO the newspapers.
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VII H'IN UPSVI IHt VHICuIHUVIS VI N'H-
sus experts, who since 1917 have con
sidered II useless TO attempt To eSti-
mate population of any other units
than states. Before that IL was pos
slble To predict with n fair degree Of
accuracy the number OF persons in any
given locality.
The center Of population" II is
believed. has stopped It's westward
movement. which was continuous from
1890 To 1910, when IL was located IN
bloomington. Ind This Is because
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General March says from the Amer
eau view. II does not take years to
make q soldier which is another way
II saying that American genius Is
equal 20 any emergency.