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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-06
Dolls and Doll Cabs

Dressed DoIls-all kinds, from 25c
up to $500
CelIuloid DoHs-jointed, DC up to
5000
Kewpie Dolls-all sizes at 29c up
to 500
Walking Dolls-life size, real hair,
$1,000
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-06

departments of IS the Toy department situated
Toys of every kind and price there. We mention
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-31
THE CASE OF PRIVATE CUNNINGHAM

portland oregonian)
The oregonian has received from Tacoma a cow q, .
remarkable document which assume is genuine until,
is officially otherwise concusvey informed 70 tho
contrary 1t Is general courtmaraI orders number
quarters Camp Lewis Lake Washington MARI,
IA. 1919
The order has to soldier and his punishment
for his criminal relations young girl under tn.
of fifteen years.
The offense took place at Tacoma on or about F,sb-
2s 1919 THE same appears from the ~
the orders being of nature to bring discred uno ,,
military service" culprit was one Frank T curn,
man, private army serial number ss5o251 Company F.
First Infantry
The soldier was brought court martial and to
the specification the charge pleaded mot put
The proof however. obviously complete for find.
ing Of the court military Justice wa. "puutv" Than
promptly followed the Let US quote from tn.
order, No ..
ITO be confined at hard labor at such place as tn.
reviewing authority direct for three months and
to forfeit fifteen dollars sixty seven cents ts16s
of his month for a like period"
This interesting notation is then added .vdentlv .bv
command of Major General Lech over the signature of
T. M. Anderson. Colonel Infantry United st.te. Ary
camp executive order, and A.. G. Miller major A. a. D.
camp adjutant
'The sentence though inadequate is annroved Tn.
station of the soldiers organization is designated a,
the place OF confinement"
No reviewing authority Of any American military court
martial since 1914 has heretofore often had N
complain that the sentence any court martial was too
lenient.
We shudder to think what the consequence might have
been Private Cunningham absent without
when he met and abused the young Tacoma girl There
record OF boy sentenced 40 years for
five days absence.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-31
KITCHEN ECONOMIES


TOW shall We grow accustomed tn
II the new foods which conservation
comm Stees are urging upon the
American housewife? We are criticised
sharply very often because of a preju-
dice against the untried-because we
stubbornly object to adopting foods
which Europeans have eaten for ages,
Horse meat. frogs. whale meat and 9th
er queer foods are urged upon us-ar/
the American housewife remains COM
paratively Indifferent.
Food prejudice IS not easy to thrust
aside merely on someone's say-so. Much
of starving Europe still resolutely re-
fuses to welcome cornmeal. and surely
this wholesome. clearly grain arouses
none OF the automatic revulsion which
some OF the animal foods awaken.
However. this much the American
housewife does owe to the national food
conservation program. We should all
make genuine effort to serve some OF
the recommended foods in a palatab BILE
way so that they will be enjoyed. be-
iieve the criticism which arises against
new foods Is due occasionally to the fact
that they are poorly prepared. Neither
chef nor housewife being familiar with
the FOOD. u 70 Incorrectly handled and
the result - Tar from appetixing.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-31
LITTLE STORIES of THE NATIONS
Times Astonishing Changes the Groupings the Eahs Peoples
The Rise of Learning in Europe and the Growth of {
iroupings of the Earth's Peoples.

Middle Ages and our day as wen A.
between this period and the years that
went before was the growth of
towns. In the old Greek and Roman
days. as we have seen, the towns had
been everything. The entire Roman EN-
pire was a dominion Of one city over
other cities.
The Teutonic settlements within the
empire drove the towns back, for nons
of these people Were used to town life
In England the inhabitants utterly de-
stroyed the Roman towns at first. then
years afterward they began to build
towns of their own. So It was through
out tho provinces In which the bar
barians settled.
But when civilization began to grow
again new towns began to spring IN.
and some OF the old towns regained
their former greatness. Thus 1t came
about that many of these towns gained
great authority not only within their
own walls, but because commonwealth
independent OF any authority except
that OF the emperor
In northern Germany. for instance.
several cities formed the famous Ham
seattle League of great trading towns.
and they grew so powerful that they
gave laws to the Kings OF Denmark and
of Sweden. or these towns three ~
tanned their commonwealth form of
government until the great war; they
were Lubeck, Bremen and Hamburg.
We have now come to a period when
Europe had gotten quite free from ths
old Roman times.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-31
No Character Anchor

lie is delighted too, she said
mine and that matter will soon be " W.
that
from now miserable broken and
peaee1ui tranquil and her
her ordinary, everyday, " ~ SIS anu
"1s' would you 90 with like you were married to
oeo he have
ana put he somewhere with her family care Of till s
MADNESS wore on for madness
shall never get over as long little precise old
woman sitting
weird without the fantest And
an Is know the man-and he
nothing the least romantic
w hat terrible thing
ter to hold
POOR woman husband
END or
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-31
A Business Stimulant.

STHE biggest step yet taken by congress
for the restoration of normal bust
ness conditions is the enactment OF
the bill permitting the payment of So, 70O,-
100000 of informal war contracts.
The lack of such authorization has been
the principal obstacle of this reconstruc-
ton period. The problem of switching in
dustry from war to a peace basis was
made doubly hard because thousands Of
manufacturers could not get the money for
the work which they had done, and which,
in many cases, they had already paid for
Their cash was gone and their credit
threatened. They could not undertake new
enterprises until the government settled
with them. They could not continue en-
ploying full forces. They could not pro-
vide jobs for returning soldiers. Many Of
them could not pay current bills, and have
had to shut down.
This was the beginning of business re-
trenchment. Some expert has said that it
would be possible to stave off a period of
business depression by feeding into the in
dustrial system as stimulant so small an
amount of money as $20,000,OOO, if it were
done at the precise moment when the crest
OF the business wave has been reached and
the subsistence started. The subsistence has
already gone quite little way, but it has
certainly not gone so far but that it can be
revived by stimulant more than hun
dred times the size of the dose suggested.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-31
Wheat May Be Worth It.

II E Herbert Hoover knows what he is
II talking about-and he usually does
u the wheat-price guarantee to Ameri-
can farmers is not such joke on the Amer
lean people as had been supposed. Hoover
says that there may not be any over-supply
next year. Our own crop will probably be
larger than ever, but there will be such an
abnormal scarcity in other countries that
our surplus may all be absorbed abroad.
Such demand would, Of course, stimu-
late prices. He says that if there is a free
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-31
By ISOBEL BRANDS
OF the AppiecroH
Experiment Station

ought to help conserve food, and so she
ordered frogs legs instead Just be-
cause It's n comparatively new food 1t
does not follow that 1t is part OF the
food conservation idea. Frogs legs are,
IN fact. decided delicacy There Is
very little edible portioa to each leg and
what there Is does not contain much
nutriment. 1t takes large number OF
frogs legs to equal the nourlshment in
small portion of creamed chicken or
fish or other food.
Try Vegetable Dishes.
believe the truest conservation can
be accomplished by the housewife who
develops skill In the preparation of more
vegetables dishes. Too many of our
American families cling to the notion
that dinner is not a dinner unless II
contains meat dish. From a dietetlc
standpoint, that Is not so. Beans, peas,
eggs, nuts and cheese and combinations
contain just as much and frequently
more actual nutriment. with less per-
eentage of waste. Certainly they do not
load the body with the poisons engen-
dered by meat-eating.
Meat-eating is merely habit; but by
experimenting with some of the vege-
table dishes that act as a substitute. the
skilful cook can satisfy the family apps-
tite and conserve the national meat SUP
ply as well
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-31
And Your Eusband?"

~ TOOK the Fate make b,sb,,d
spout IT, and he did tell husband
sea 70 40 war work. and he stayed children and 90.
ana now the woman coming
ready to marry the other very happy about and
seifcentred. - 'N'r' ''ou' IL ana perfectly
she was going to be happy Fate or cour,s .
would suHer good DEAL
iectV irresistible to and she
ealousyor she already jealous that would be ]
'nhg 1or her she SAID and she willing
and SO amazing unbelievable marvellous 70 h 49,
st rear romance had Knocked her
after all these years of mere $500 '' ~ ti''
What about little
of the
said instead OF one home will @'' i"e
"And husband?" | yentured
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-31
Vote for Your Home Town.

67HE situation in Boise is simply this:
The city has started ahead again
u after prolonged period of standing
still-marking time.
An opportunity is afforded to keep the
ball rolling until Boise is placed in the
realm Of real cityhood and beyond the
reach of adverse influences of purely To-
cal nature.
Mistakes made at the outset of this adj
vancement will prove costly, setting the
city back again as it has been set back by
other mistakes we have been led into.
An opportunity is afforded to make A
SERIOUS MISTAKE tomorrow This OPP
portunity is afforded by the candidates. of
men who are unsuited for the duties of the
hour.
Whatever service they may have per-
formed, their usefulness is at an end in the
light Of new conditions and of their pc
culiar temperaments and official policies.
The present situation calls for the ablest
men who can be requisitioned for city serv-
ice; it calls for defeat of any who hold back
in the traces or who propose radicalism,
and for selection of men who are progress
sive and sound-untainted by isms.
There never was time when the people
of Boise were called upon to more seriously
consider the effect of an election on their
home town.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-31

use. with as good advantage, a fat like
cocoanut oil. This may also be applied
in the same manner as vaseline
After YOU have creased the roots and
rubbed the scalp. wash the hair in luke
warm water and CASTLE SOAP
Rub the scalp vigorously to increase
the circulation in the scalp, rinse with
cooler water and dry in q Turkish
towel to absorb the water. Do this as
often as you think your hair requires II
often IL dry, less frequently II oily
and you should soon note an improve
nent
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-31
Rise of Cisies.

I recall recently trying whale
steak in the dining-room of a first.
class hotel where other foods were in,
variabfy delicious. But instantly I be-
! came prcjudiced. While the meat itself
| looked attractive, 1t was obviously poor
| ly cooked and had no particularly good
! flavor, Nevertheless. 1 tried again. In
! another hosiery the chef seemed ia
1--WE more intelligence about the pre-
/ paration of this new food. 1t was ten
der. even more delicious in favor than
beef and, served with an acid dressing.
! It was worthy of place next to porter.
house.
Learn the Ways.
Don't attempt to serve these new foods
without knowing exactly how to prepare
them 1t is possible to get directions
for preparing these foods from the De-
partment of Agriculture In Washington.
or from a local food conservation com
mittee. But II you attempt to handle
these foods without instruction. and
your results are not good, the chances
are that the family will be unalterably
prejudiced and your part In food con-
servation ignored.
OF course. not all of the new foods
are conservation foods. I had luncheon
one day with an ardent young war
worker who admitted that abe yearned
for chicken la King. but felt that she
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-31

known to be hundreds of years old
have produced crops
Farmers of Worcester, VT, have or
ganiZed cooperative creamery, with
225 cows pledged.
- The oldest horse in ITillsboro county
New Hampshire, a pure blooded Nor
gan mare, died recently at the age of
43.
OF $4,000 men listed as missing"
on French casualty lists hope is aban-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-31

wavy hair in spite OF themselves. even
though they do not go to any pains or
trouble to make 1t what it is or can be-
come.
Ways to Proceed.
II you belong TO the group whose hair
is naturally undergrown, 1t Is well to
seek professional aid to help nature
along. Sluggish motion of the scarlet
fluid In the region of the scalp causes
Che roots to be insuffcientiy fed hence
they cannot make the hair grow or the
,trands multiply. Dirt upon the scalp
In the form of dandruff or excess oil
also may prevent the roots from getting
sufficient air and oxygen. General neg
lect of health, too. causes the hair to
suffer.
Massage OF the s,alp morning and
night with the dry fingers helps to
stretch the tough cutaneous covering
and thus allows the air in contact with
the pores and hair follicles. 1t stimu-
laIes, moreover, the flow of the scarlet
fluid and brings food and strength ia
the tubes and vessels which nourish the
hair roots. As result of this the oil
ducts too. do their work more eff
GENTLY and pour out sufficient lubricat-
ing matter to make the hair shiny and
silky.
Besides massage Of the scalp with thu
fingers the brush should be applied after
the rub. The bristles penetrate among
the strands and remove dust and dir
which otherwise would have to remain 6
art of the general obstacle to cleanli
ness. The brstles, as a result of this
soften the hair, and because of theil
stiffness they have tendency. more
over. to make coarse hair fine.
A Helpful Routine.
Besides the brush and massage. thu
hair sometimes becomes desperately IL
need of a shampoo A wash is cleansing
to be sure, but without the aid OF SOM
agent to help in the cultivation OF flufh
ness and sickness the wash becomes
merely cleanser.
A bit of vaseline rubbed first upon tn,
fingers and then upon the scalp add
some of the oil that the roots do no
supply. If your hair is naturally oily
however, and contains an over-suppl!
Of the lubricating substance supplied b,
the oil ducts. this treatment may b.
omitted.
If you have any objection to the US,
OF vaseline as supplier of oil you ma!
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-31
world-market, the market price may rise
above the guaranteed price of 1926 a.
bushel
Cost of City Lighting.

n N order that there may be no confusion
as to any issues in the city campaign,
the public should understand that the
city council has nothing to do with the
rates fixed for city lighting. They are
fixed by the public utilities commission It
is a state, not city, matter.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-31
BY Albert Barrett Sayres -

everyday life there were as many differ
ent languages as there were different
nations. or the common tongues there
were two great divlsions--the High
Dutch or Teutonic tongues of the Eng
lish, the Germans and the Scandina-
vians, and the Romance languages Of
the Italians, the Spanish and the French.
But even among these divisions there
were different divisions and dialects.
Thus 1t GENE about that Latin was
the language in which books were writ
tel and learning was taught. Few books
OF any kind were written in the lam
guage of the people. Few persons un-
derstood Latin. and the vast majority
Of the laymen could neither read nor
write Latin. Nevertheless. there were
more books written in the northern
countries than in the southern nations
This is why we have in English his
tory of the English people from their
very beginnings Which no other Euro
pean nation possesses. Il was long
afterward that French was written In
verse, and still later written In prose.
Italian was not written until even later.
Rise of Cities.
The 18th century marked the begin
ming OF revival OF learning and science
One of the reasons was that Europe
then had more dealings with the Greeks
long afterward that laymen we're gen.
orally taught how to read and write.
Another great difference between the
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-31
INFORMATION.

Butter was originally spread on
bread with the thumb.
Muffs were first used by doctors In
order to keep their fingers soft.
A shoal OF behring's Is often five or
six miles in length and two or three In
breadth.
There are twice as many blind peo-
pie In Russia as in the whole of the
rest Of Europe.
South American ants have been
known to construct a tunnel three
miles in length.
The Brazil nut tree does not begin to
bear fruit until 1t attains the age of SO
years or Whereabouts. and continues to
produce crops intermittently; trees
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-31
PUTTING In The PUNCH.
By PEEPS

WHAT April Fool joke Boise the Non part
SOCIALISM, candidates should be elected!
WHY not a special federal tax divorce suits7
ONE might say that Italy positively Ffumeing.
IT food is to be cheaper However.
SIckED ON BY THE POSTMASTER
FRIENDS and reporters: the time for
ALL MEN and to the aid of the
CITY in the words o that ribbon winning old
STATESMAN Mr. Ty p. RICHTER. Again we stand on the
THRESHOLD of city election rarn' to 90 to the
MAT with the strange hold. Candidates.
TO RIGHT of u.s. candidates to left of u.s.
CANDIDATES up in the air volley and thunder and
PAW his whiskers and gnaw their moustaches. Ours
NOT to wonder why because we know why N.Y.
CoUNTRYMEN. The parrot is chattering about
PROGRESS after having squatted on the coat tail
OF ADVANCEMENT for many years. The Socialist and
NON p is clutering up the screened in
PoRcHEs with pipe dreams and pipe lines and
MAN1cIPAL ownership of the Offices It.
IS TIME to rise citizens by the new clock bright
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-31
Advice
to Girls
By ANNIE LAURIE
DEAR ANNIE I.ArYpIn.

DEAR ANNIE LAURIE:
am a girl Is years old, and
90 with boy two years my senior.
He Is very irregular in coming to
see me. At times he seems attentive.
then very distant At Christmas he
gave mo handsome ivory dresser
set. He always says he loves me
every time he calls. He wants mo to
return his love. But he keeps me for
ever doubtful
Dow. dear Annie Laurie. can't YOU
tell me how to avoid this! ROSE.
u USE: 1t was unwise to accept such
n an expensive gift from young
man who hadn't asked you to
marry him.
Perhaps tho young man isn't in a POSI-
ton to ask you to marry him and is
waiting until he can provide a home for
you. II this Is tho case. don't be too
impatient. for an independent young
man will make good husband.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-31
Secrets of Health and Happiness
How a Daily Finger Tip
Massage Helps the Hair
By DR.. LEONARD KEENE HIRsHBERG
Alb, NJ A.. N. D. lJohns Hopkins University

A WOMAN may have good features and beaut-
~ full skin, but without head of rich, wavy hair
her personality is not even half complete On
the contrary, when the hair is heavy wavy, silky and
fine, many other shortcomings to. beauty
easily forgiven, for "a wonderful suit of hair is
pensaton for other small faings.
The real life, the lustre natural wave and color
OF the hair must be brought out The hair appear
soft, fresh luxurant. Unless it can boast of these
qualities, it falls short of what nature has intended
to make it.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-31

MineTdi OIL or anlSeSee0 OIL ounces
BELLE. Q-Kindly advise ne what
to do to reduce my bust?
A-You must not interfere with what
ever condition Is naturally present Ia
the breasts because tumor growths,
fatal maladies and cancers all have 4
preference for the breasts Of women,
and any interference with those delicate
tissues is apt to stir up ono Of these
unpleasant conditions
D. Fl. s. o-Kindly advise me- what
to do for double chin?
A double chin is something "a In
proud OF. 1t shows a jolly disposition
and a liberal supply OF sweets. oils.
breads and luxurious foods. Fasts vor,
rIes and privations are ways to lose a
double chin.
DR.. Hirshbero toiH ons,per uestion,
FOR readers Of this paper on medical
hygienic and sanitation subjects that nrc
Of general Interest. He cannot absG,ts
undertdke TO prescribe or offer udifcs
for individual! cases Where the subject
Is not Of general Interest letters iril! Be
dnsTered personally, II stamped and
addressed envelope is enclosed Address
AID INQUIRIES to Or. L. X. Hirsh.
berg, IN care OF this Office.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-31

therefore are prior lien on every bit
of wealth in the country.
Wealthy Russians are often buried in
glass collins.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-31

49, fourteen and fifteen She had
w.v friends and good deal Of quiet pleasant
VI 'ng put she had in married l;fo
was old
IRON downtown and they together. she sat
then it
she had met her N~ '' wei 'h'e Ut iSst
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-31

doned for at least 10000, many of
whom were literally blown to atoms.
Liberty bonds are backed by the
taxing power of the government, and
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-31
nEAR ANNIE LAURIE:

We are two girls OF 10. Our par
ents do not object to US going with
boys and also allow us to have COM
pany on Friday. Saturday and Sum
day nights.
One night there was basket ball
game at tho high school between tho
girls OF our school and another team.
The boys asked IL they might bring
us homo and VIC said yes We have
been going with the boys for two or
three years and know them to be
nice boys. That night one OF the boys
came home with US and said the other
boy made date with one of the
basket ball girls.
They have both treated us this way
two or three times. Do you think
they are fair to us7 Should we stop
going with them? Please tell US what
to do.
Did We do right in going out with
them after they treated us this way
the first timer DOT AND PEG.
NoT AND PEG: You arc rather
young to have beaux. OF course
you have no right to question who
tho boys call upon. Until q young man
asks you to marry him you have no
claim on his society.
However. the young men didn't show
you the respect they should. II la
very discourteous to break an engage
ment without giving an explanation. I
wouldn't be too willing to allow them to
call again.
Aanio Lou,fc sotH soeIcome letters o,
ssq,ary on subjects Of feminine interest
from youn0 women readers Of this paper,
and tcfU reply to them in these coiun,
Letters 10 Misc L0xris should be od-
dressed to her. care this office.