davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The courier-index., 1919-05-16
WORK OF BUILDING A SHIP

Sixty per cent Of the work on !, 2
shin is constructing the hull and the
remaining 40 per cent is installing
mechanical parts, deck furnishings
and other equipment that goes 10
make the finished vessel.
The courier-index., 1919-05-16

The wise people of the world are
studying the question whether pr
ces have arisen or the value OF cur
rency has deprecated. But wned
we are paying 10 cents pound
for butter, IT is not the reason 50
1.neb as the fact which disturbs US
The courier-index., 1919-05-16

There are many more luxuries IN
France than in this country. "nere
antbracite coal is $50 ton, butter
$40 a pound, beefstake 81 ana
nm. eggs s1.60 a dozen and milh
on cents a quart, these must all De
rackoned as Injuries.
The courier-index., 1919-05-16

The German minister of finance
has sworn a solemn oath never to
surrender a foot of German soil.
But we should worry-we all know
what a German oath amounts to-
Hutchinson Gazette.
The courier-index., 1919-05-16

Every time we get ready to swat
Germany in a tender spot one OF
those darned points gets In the way
-Greenvilie Piedmont.
The courier-index., 1919-05-16

Abigail Culpepper, aged IL, fell
from her fathers riding horse at
Osceola last week and fractured
her skull. She died short time
later.
The courier-index., 1919-05-16

The little May-Day remembrance
sent to Federal Judge lands of
Chicago was quite unnecessary. he
blows up frequently enough without
the aid of bomb.
The courier-index., 1919-05-16

The peace conference finally came
to an agreement on Kiao-Chau. The
principal cause of disagreement upon
it was probably the spelling.
The courier-index., 1919-05-16

SURGEONS agree that /, \
cuts, burns. bruises and Eu|
FIRST TREATMENT d 4
portant. When an efficini q
is used promptly there Is nj
of infection and the wound \
heal at once. For use O 1
beast, BOROZONE Is the "
septic AMI healing agent BFl
and be ready for an emergnc'
CSC, soc. 81 and s1.5o. Sod \
rington Bros.
The courier-index., 1919-05-16

The price of corn may fiuctuate
wildly in May, but if the corn it.
self stands steady in July and Aug
ust. it is all we can ask of Provi-
dence.
The courier-index., 1919-05-16

A correspondents statement that
William is eating out his heart
suggests that he must be biting on
granite.-Philadelphia Plaindealer.
The courier-index., 1919-05-16

Blessed are the inconspicuous. 1t
is true they are not overburdened
with boquets, but neither do they
receive bombs.
The courier-index., 1919-05-16
SUGAR FROM PALMS

Sugar is extracted from sixteen
varieties of palms that grow IN
Ceylon.
The courier-index., 1919-05-16

'The headwork Of the W
lerns availed but little, in \
the motto: Fats will WIN tl'
Washington Post.
The courier-index., 1919-05-16

If Italy gets it there will be one
Fiume of Garlic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-02

Pewny siebic.
Doktor: No, jake wczorajszc
lekarstwo - lepiej, CO?
Glory: Dalcko lepicj.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-02
Sprzedaz WinaiPi-
wa WstrzYmana.
Stany zjed. Ostrzegaja So:
Wiety, Ably Sic Me M$Ci|y
Ma AmerykaqaCh
Meksykanie Morduja Oh. Amerykaiskich'
Hoover UstRpuje UrzRdu Administrator zywDo$cI'
Dzisiaj Rozpoczal Podroz do Ameryki
Olbrzymi Balon Sterowy ,R-34'.
Potrzeba Zohierzy do Piracy PREY ziorach.
INNE TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE.
Dzisiaj Rozpoczal Podroz do Ameryk
OIbrzymi Balon Sterowy ,R-34'.
lE TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE.

prace chroniac sig do bezpiecz-
niejszych m~iejsc.
Amerykanskie kompanie narro-
we W Meksyku najmuja robotni-
kow meksykahskich a wiele z
Mich zupeinie pozamykalo swe in
teresy. Villa i jego wojska znaj-
duja sic obecnie niedaleko miej-
scowoSci San Lorenzo. Villa do
wodzi $50 zolnierzami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-02
MORDERCY
WYBICI PREF WOJSKA
r

Nogalez, 2 lipca. - Federalne
wojska meksykanskie otoczyy
niedawno temu kilku bandytow
nalezacych do handy Indyanow
szczepu Yaqui, a scnwyciwszy ich
trupem ~pofozyly. Czionkowie ban
dy mieli ma sboie ubior, nalezacy
do wymordowanych Ameryka-
now mianowicie H. White'a i w.
P. Tevote'a. Jeden z bandytow
posiadai przy sobie papiery Will
tea i Tevote'a.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-02

Prey egzaminie medycznym.
Professor: jake pytanie, posta-
Wi pan najpierw, gdy pana zaWe-
Eva do ciezkicgo przypadku "a
palenia 5lcpcj kiszki?
Kandydat: Zapytam, gdzle pa
event mietzka panic profesorze
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-02
oOV USTEPUJE z URZF
DU
zYWNOSCI.

Nowy York, Q lipca- Ma
rocznem posiedzeniu akcyona-
ryuszy korporacyi zboEowej O.
znajmiono, re H. Hoover prezes
wydzialu dyrektorow teize kor-
poracyi podai sic do dymisyi i re
korporacya The American Grain
Corp" zostala rozwiazana.
Miejsce Hoover'a zajmie Jus.
liusz Barnes, ktory jest obecnie
prezydentem korporacyi, Hoover,
obecnie przebywajacy W Europe,
przyjedzie do kraju "a miesiac
Tub DIVA - zaraz po ukonczeniu
piracy ratunkowej.
DEMoBILIZACYA costa
ME 1-GO
SIERPNIA.
Washington, 2 lipca. - Me
ktorzy urzednicy departamentu
wojny twierdza, re demobiliza--
eva wojsk amerykanskich ukon-
czona zostanie do ~pierwszego sier
pnia. Ostateczna decyzya W tel
sprawie ME bedzie zalezet cd de-
partamentu sprawiedliwosci, lecz
cd generalnego sztabu departa-
mentu wojny.
o ukonczeniu demobilizacyi za
wiadomi prokuratora generalrego
sztabu departamentu wojny ca
szef sztabu gen. March. Palmer
NATIONALIST powiadomi o tenn PREF.
Wilsona, znoszac tym sposobem
wszelkie ograniczenia wzgledem
sprzedazy trunkow alkoholicz-
nych.
%PoTRZEBA zoLNIERZY DO
A PREY ZBIORACH.
Washington, 2 lipca. = te-
.legramie swym do reprezentanta
Campbcll'a, gubernator Stanu
Kansas Allen donosi, &c farmerom
tauteiszym groza olbrzymie stra
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-02
Staranne ~wychowanie.

- Helenko, czemu przy spiewa
niu tax szeroko otwierasz usta!
To wed}ug wskazowek pro-
fesora.
HIM. wJtakim razic przynaJ-
mnicj zasianiaj raka usta.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-02
M~EKSYKANIE ZABIJAJA O.
YWATEL
SKICH.
SKICH.

Washington, 2 hpca. - De-
parliament Stanu powiadamia o
nastspujacych zbrodniach doko--
nanych przez Meksykanow ma
obywatelach amerykanskich: "a
mordowanie Amerykanina i zony
lego niedaleko TamPico logo
szerwca, okradzenie p}atniczego
firmy amerykahskiej $4,000 10
czerwca. oraz napad zolnierzy re
Geralnych ma b;ura amerykan-
skiej kompanii naitowej 23go
cZerWCa. b.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-02
cZerwCa.
AMERYANIE CHRONIA SIZE
DC OBOZOW.

FL Paso, 2 lipca. - w mieJsco-
woSci Jiminez wybudowano ME
dawno temu oboz koncentracyJ-
nv dla uciekinierow amerykah-
skich, kt6rzy caie1ni masami O.
puscili okolice. " kt6rych operu-
ia woiska Will, hub luzne handy
meksykanskie. Wszyscy. niemal
Americana. ktorzy pracowall 70
przednio V Parral. opuscili swe
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-02
Parnntka.

Tato, csc cd pstraga utkwi.
la mi W gardae.
- Mech tam z~ostanie, bedziesz
miat pamiatke, Re ty jadies pstra-
ga.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-02
REWoLUCYoNIscI BIJA
WOJSKA

Hidalgo, 2 lipca. - Federalne
wojska meksykanskie pod dow6-
dztwem majora F. Vargas'a IT,
staiy pobite przez wojska rewolu
cyonistow w walce stoczonej o
dziewiecdziesiat mil ma poludnie
cd tego miasta. w potyczce tel
braio udzial okolo 1900 rewolu-
cyonistow. zoInierze federalni
stracili dwudziestu szesciu ludzi,
takaz sauna liczba zostaia ranrc-
nych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-02

Washington, 2 lipca. Stany
Ziednoczone wydaiy do rzadu So
wietow ostzezenie, re wszelkle
odwety, dokonane przez wojska
bolszewickie ma obywatelach anne
rykanskich, zamieszkujacych Ro.
sye pogorsza tylko sentyrnent a.
merykanski ku ROsyi. Ostrzeze-
ME to wydano W odpowedzi ma
protest bolszewickiego mlnlstra
spraw zagranicznych W $prawle
aresztowania Przedstawic ella So
wietow L. A. {. K. Martens'a w
Nowym Yorku. w p~roteScie tym
odgrazano sic rzadowi amerykan
skiemu zemsta i odwetem ~ o.
bywatelach amerykanskich ~ Ro-
svi. .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-02
KAMPANIA E IL
DE NARODoW
SIZE JUz MA DOBRE.

Washington, 2 lipca. - Sena-
tor Johnson otrzymat cd Ligi "a
chowania Mepodlegiosci Amery--
kahskiej piet ~zaproszeh ma wy
gioszenie NOW W opozycyi "a
twierdzenia proponowanej kon-
stytucyi Ligi Narod6w. Kampa.
MIA ia rozpocznie sic ma dobre 7
lipca. w nastepujacych miastach
wyglosi on mowy: W Providence,
W Bostonie. Portland, Manche-
ster Burlington. Ma zebraniu W
Bostonie wystapi takze G. W.
Pepper. Senator Reed z Missou-
ri oraz byfy senator A. ]. Beve-
ridge r6wniez otrzymali zaprosze
MIA do wygioszenia NOW opozy-
cyjnych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-02

ty jezeli natychmiast ME otrzy--
maja 10000 robotnikow do pra-
PREY zbiorach. Zboze to szacu'
ia ma s6o,OO0,0Oo.
Gubernator Allen domaga sic,
ably Department wojny i mary
narki udzielil zolnierzom i mary.
Maroon Observation-Disclosures mr.
celem ratowania zagrozo--
nych zbiorow. Nadto donna
ga sic, ably wszelkim r~obotnikom
przyjezdzajacym do piracy ma far
my znizono op}ate kolejowa.
K~ATASTROFA BALONOWA.
Baltimore, 2 lipca. - Olbrzy-
mi sterowiec marynarski .C-S",
przez porucznika N. J.
Learned'a wraz z szeSciu czlon-
zalogi, W drodze Cape
May do Waszyngtonu, eksplodo-
wal pc ladowaniu W obozie Ho-
labird raniac okolo rs osob -
przewsznie kobiet i dzieci. Pc
eksplozyi, ktora wstrzasne&a 'po-
sadami koszar. nastapii ogien
i to tax olbrzymi, re ludzie sto-
lacy o kiikaset stop Cd balonu, ME
zdolali VEGAS usunac sic, wsku-
tex czego wielu zostaio poparzo-
nych i eksplozya ma daleka pre-
strzen odrzuconych.
DZIEWIEC oSOB GINIE w
KoLEJOWEJ
Dmkrk, N. Y, 2 lipca. -
Dziewiec os6b zostaio zabitych, a
okolo 20 osob odniosio Powazne
potsrpczenia. gdy pociag No.
rderzyl sic z pociagiem No. Al ma
kolei New York Central wczo-
raj o godzinie 2 minut dwadzie-
scia pc poAnocy. Przewa1na Geese
wypadk6w Smierte1nych wyda--
rzyia sic W pierwszym wagonie
tylniego pociagu No. Z, gdy loko
motywa pociagu Mo- Al uderzyla
i 1gruchotala ma miazge drewnia-
ny wagon ekspresowy.
IPo nadejSciu partly ratunko--
wych wyciagnieto osm ciai Z pod
ME zaprzestajac jed
make piracy, gdyz wedsug opini'
wladz k~olejowych W katastrofie
tel zgine,o dziesiec osob. Rannych
pomiedzy kt6rymi znajduje sic
kilkunastu W stanie bardzo ME
bezpiecznym, odesiano do szpi-
tala Brooks Memorial.
Powodem katastrofy mial bye
jakiS dotychczas nierozpoznany
wl6czega, kt6ry popsul mocha
nizm, kontrolujacy ruch koi cafe
go pociagu.
KAMPANIA E IL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-02

Doktor: Byiem przekonany, re
to lekarstwo pomoze.
Glory: TAX, ale ia panskleJ re-
cepty ME poslaiem do apteki.
Doktor: To jeszcze lepicJ, pa
nu pomogia moja sauna recepta -
bez lckarstWa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-02
Nieporozumienie

Rzecz dzieje sic w Salonie.
Zamerykanizowany kupa, po--
dajac grynhornowi Wojtkowi cy
caro-, mowi:
. - Du jH smok?
A Wojtek jak sic ME podniesie
i jak ME .trzasnie Kube Pc gebie'
- A bedziesz ty mi, taxi Iowa
X, cd smok6w wymySla}; .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-02

droz napowietrzna do Ameryki
olbrzymiego sterowca brytyjskie-
go uR-34". Wczorajsza pogoda by
Ia do tego stopnia zadawalniaja-
ca, re komendanci .ekspedycyi
postanowili natychmiast wyko-
rzystac ia i rozpoczac planowany
wzlot.
Komendant sterowca Scott, kto
ry zrazu pessymistycznie przyj-
mowal wszelkie sprawozdania w
sprawie pogody, niezmiernie sic
ucieszyl z tego, re postanowlono
nareszcie puscic sic W droge. -
Przedwczoraj ukonczono juz prs
&C mad zakfadaniem noWyCh mo-
torow, nalewaniem odpowiedzlal-
nego zapasu gazoliny, oraz zao-
patrywaniem zaiogi w zywnosc'
OKRETY BOJOWE WYJADA
MA POWITANIE PREF.
WILSONA.
Washington, 2 lipca. - We
dug opracowanego planu W spra-
vie przyjecia PREF. Wilsona do
kraju, czest floty Atlantyckiej
wyjedzie ma jego powitanie / Cd
prowadzi 60 do portu. Komitet
przyjec bedzie ma flagowcu floty
Atlantyckiej Pennsylvania. "
odpowiedzi ma przyjecie, PREF.
Wilson wyglosi kr6tka move W
ktorej wcale ME bedzie nadmie-
Mai o traktacie pokojowym, an
o Lidze Narodow.
Dotychczas ME jest jeszcze via
domem kiedy PREF. Wilson pred
lozy Senatowi do zatwierdzenia
traktat p~okojowy. Niektorzy IL
rzednicy przypuszczaja, re uczy-
nj to ma drugi tydzien, we Srode
hub czwartek. Natychmiast pc
ukohczeniu piracy mad najwaznieJ
szymi sprawami panstwa, roz'
pocznie podr6z pc kraju ,wygia-
szajec po roznych miastach mo-
WV ma korzysc Ligi Narodow i
traktatu pokojowego.
2-CENTOWE ZNACZKI POCZ
TOWE MA LISTY.
Washington, Q lipca. - L
dniem wczorajszym weszla W zy
Gle przedwojenna ustawa w spra
vie oplat pocztowych, ma mocy
ktorej zniesiona bedzie 3 cehto-
wa op{ata Cd listow, wazacycn
jedna uncye, przeSyianych do
miejscowosci W granicach kraju.
Opiata cd tychze listow wynosic
bedzie tylko diva Gently. w opla-
Gle ~przesyiek klasy drugiej ME
zaprowadzono zadnej zmiany.
KONGRES POZWALA MA
ZAKUPNO SZPITALA
Washington, 2 lipca. Po
dlugich walkach W sprawie zakup
ma przez rad szpitala chicagoskie
60 Speedway Izba nizsza PREY
jela wczoraj ustawe, daJaca Sc
kretarzowi skarbu prawo do "a
kupna owego szpitala ola cho--
rych zoinierzy. Jak wiadomo pro
jekt W tel sprawie zostal niedaw-
no temu przeprowadzony w Sc
nacie. Wczoraj projekt ten PREY
jeto W Izbie nizszej glosami 1873
do 81.
POzAR LASoW ZAGRAZA
KILKU MIASTOM.
- Kilkunastu miasteczkom, po-
W poinocnem Michiga-
ME grozi zupelne zniszczenic
wskutek olbrzymich pozarow Ia
sow. szalejacych w tamtejszych
okolicach. Wszyscy okolicznl
mieszkancy ~dokiadaja swych sil,
ably przeszkodzic dalszemu SEE
rzeniu sic piomieniom, pedzonych
silnym wiatrem.
m nnrono nni II
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-02
SPRZEDAZ VIVA l PIWA
~WSTRZYMANA.

Washington, Q lipca. De-
parliament sprawiedliwosci / kon
gres postanowily poiozyt konlec
s~przedazy piwa ! wilma, oraz wszel
kich wyrobow alkoholicznych, "a
wierajacych wiecej, niz pol pro-
cent aikoholu. Przywodcy ruchu
"a prohibicya otrzymali przyrze-
genie cd czionkow KongreSu re
wvdzial sadowniczy zwola mad
zwyczajne posiedzenie W Ponie-
dziafek. Ia ktorem rozwinte s'S
plan akcyi przeciw wszelkim ME
legalnym sprzedazOm trunkow
wyskokowych, a proiekt. upowaz
niaiacy do podobnej akcyi, odda-
nv bedzie K~ongresowi do zatwier
dzenia W jak najkrotszym czasie.
w miedzyczasie Department
sprawiedliwoSci wydai do wszy-
stkich swych u~rzednikow rOzkaz.
ably przeszkadzali wszelkim sprze
dazom wyrob6w wyskokowych "a
wierajacych wiecei, niz POI pro-
cent alkoholu. Powo-
dem tel ackyi jest niejedno-
mvSlnoSc decyzyi sadowej' Sedzia
federalny Rose W Baltimore "a
decydowal, re piwo zawierajace
diva ! try czwarte procent alko-
holu, ME jest upajajece, sedzia fe-
deralny Sawtelle Z Kalifornii ma
tomiast oSwiadczyI re wyr6b ia
kieoO Diva lest nielegalny.
Evening star., 1919-11-19

anteed waterproof rubherized
satine. in blue only. with plaid
lined hood; sizes to 12 years.
Third Floor. .-.-.--..
Evening star., 1919-11-19
$500 Jap Mating Rugs,
&.7

9 ft.x11 1T. Reversible 1s0-
warp carpet design or handsome
floral, oriental and medallion de-
sign Japanese Mating Rugs. in
light or dark coiorings. Selected
smooth-fi finish straw. -
fix ft. s size, worth $3.50,
at $3.50.
Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1919-11-19
Capitalizing American Methods.

or the two thousand or so who are
hard after French francs. according
to American business men here who
Know most about the new ventures.
several hundred found employment
with large concerns. chiefly American
firms preparing to do business in the
devastated regions. Another group
took various small places to pay their
way while studying. The majority of
the men, it was said, started to make
good by capitalizing American meth
DDS. Very many of them saw what
they considered defects in French life
and made ready to furnish the supply,
ana, II necessary. create the demand.
Most of them agree that easy money
Is not one of the natural resources of
France, but few have proved that
1t is. A negro made 125,000 francs
buying and selling army and navy
supplies at Brest. His case is vouched
for by a we'll known American COM
mercial executive
Evening star., 1919-11-19
BOYS Golf Caps. 85c

Boys Navy Blue ALI Pure Wor-
sted Serge Golf Caps, small
shapes; suitable for boys from 5
to Is years of age. Sizes 6 Is to
head rneasure.-First FlOOr-Bnr-
gain Booth.
Evening star., 1919-11-19
Reselling Canteen Goods.

Z MANY men," an American officer
still in service said, ase working
temporary good things while seeking
real openings. The favorite method
is getting hold of Army canteen goods
and reselling them to the French at
several times cost. Many men make
as much as 200 francs a week.
Newspaper men seem to have land
ed on their feet most quickly. Nearly
all of those who stayed are develop
ing some Idea" outside Of Office
hours.
Several thrifty discharged soldiers
made temporary wealth buying dol
lar checks" sold to service men at
rate lower than the dollar was quoted.
One man formerly on the Stars and
Stripes, is credited with making
Rmall fortune in that way.
Evening star., 1919-11-19
FEWF0RMERU.S.
SOLDIERS GETTING
RICH IN FRANCE
Many Trying Handsome
"Reporting Progress" But
Others Find Going Hard.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS, November 2.-Several thou
sand discharged American soldiers
who remained in France to try their
fortunes are faring as must fare all
pioneers. A few have become rea-
sonably wealthy. Some are report
ing progress" Tho majority, how
ever, like their fathers before them.
n the United States. are trudging on
life'S way. over or around obstacles,
with their carts hitched to stars that
are flying rather lower than they
were when the young men set out to
"AmericaniZe France"
Most of the men really are pioneers
because they are striking out for
themselves, along new lines. AS yet
there is no organization to put these
men in contact with their fellows for
the exchange of ideas and experiences
Nearly nine thousand American ex-
peditionary force men were released
here, and it is estimated fourth of
these have settled down to work here.
The others are visiting, sightseeing,
or have gone home after a discourag-
ing look at business prospects.
Evening star., 1919-11-19
$500 Grass Rugs, $1.88

Heavy, close-woven. double
warp stenciled design Grass
Rugs, rich green, blue, tan, rose
and brown colorings. Medallion,
floral and meat border designs.
First Floor-Bargain Table.
Evening star., 1919-11-19
Shoe Shining Parlor Idea.

Ideas for great wealth are being
nulled over by a number of men
and may result in the establishment
of a chain of hotels and restaurants
along the battlefront towns. One
young man who missed the Ameri-
can small boy shine" is negotiating
. lease for a shoe-shining parlor.
Evening star., 1919-11-19
$3.50 Brushed Wool
Scarfs. $5.08

A scarf of brushed wool is one
of the most useful and comfort
able of dress accessories for
street and sport wear. Come in
brown, tan, rose, oxford gray,
purple, new blue and heather
brown.-First Floor.
Evening star., 1919-11-19
Infants Nightgowns,
66c

Infants Long Nainsook Night
gowns, or slips, open front; neat
ruffie round neck and sleeves
Third Floor.
Evening star., 1919-11-19
Mems $1.75 Underwear,
S1.:35
Mems $500 Underwear,
S1S0
Boys $13.75 and $14.75
Suits. $3.50

Boys Winter-weight D RI
Fancy Cashmere Norfolk, Belted
Suits, with full-lined knicker-
booker pants; well made and fun
cut; sizes from to Is years OF
age.-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1919-11-19
1Oc Paper Shopping

Shopping or Knitting Bags. re-
irforced manila paper, durabiy
made. Rope handles. - First
FIoor-NOtfOn Dept.
Evening star., 1919-11-19
SOC, 75c and ST Cameo
Brooches, 39c

Cameo Brooches, with gold-plat-
ed mountings: in beautiful designs,
copies of high cost shell canoes.
Pink, Carnelian, also black and
white effects.-First Floor.
Evening star., 1919-11-19
Some Marry French Girls.

: Some of the most interesting of
the American business experiences
here are those of men who married
French girls. Three of these are
farming east of Paris making more
money than they ever thought pos
,sible in the United States," their busi-
ness adviser said. One man married
into dairy shop. Another returned
to his trade of tailoring in the same
way. Scores of American boys are in
business with their French fathers
fn-law.
: One man. who wanted to bring in
carloads of automobiles and bicycle
tires. turned defeat into success by
opening a tire sale and repair shop.
Another one. with the same idea, is
awaiting arrival of real quick-re-
pair and steam vulcanizing plant to
give Paris a taste of fast work. He
said virtually all tube repairs here
now are made with cement patches
instead of vulcanizing and take a
week instead of an hour.
Evening star., 1919-11-19
Imitation Ivory Dress
Buttons, 1Oc

Regular prices, 15c, 19c and Csc.
Imitation Ivory Dress Buttons in
black only; 24-ligne; the most
popular styles for dress and suit
trimmings. One dozen on a card.
First Floor.
Evening star., 1919-11-19
Jazz Music Points Way.

: The most striking success reported
is that of ''the fox trot kings of
paris" as they term themselves, Ger
aid Kiley. who. drove the Chicago
Press Club ambulance. and Harold
Fitch of st. Paul, who was at the
wheel of one of Mrs. W. X Wander
bilt's ambulances and later went to
the front. Kiley and Fitch. the for
mer said, got their start over here
when the wife of an American bank
er in business here pressed 500
francs on US" when they played in a
three-man jazz band at dance she
gave. They organized a Wilson wei
come ball at leading hotel when the
President arrived in Paris and netted
more than 10000 francs on the affair.
This success. they said, they often du-
plicated at "the Dixie Club dances
they organized with an admission
charge of 20 francs a person. Know
ing that good things" must not be
overworked, the men took over the
ice cream making equipment of the
Z. NJ. c. A, which has a capacity of
1000 gallons an hour, and late in
October began wholesaling Dixie ice
cream" cutting the market; price so
to 100 per cent. They said they in
vested 100000 francs in the venture.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-12
4 FEW DOMESTIC HINTS,

Dear Social Corner Friends: AS I sat here in the house during the week of rainy weather, the birds sang so cheerfully outside it seemed as though spring was very near us; but the blizzard like weather of last week gave one time to think of the pleasant and cozy times of The Social Corner, which seems always bright within.
 Am sending a few hints which have found useful:
 When a recipe calls for two eggs, and eggs are scarce and high, use one egg ad sift one teaspoon of corn starch with the flour.
 To clean lamp burners and wicks, boil in soda water. then wash and dry, and they are like new.
 To prevent cakes or pies from burn ing, place a dish of water iii the oven.
 A grater is better than knife for removing the surface of anything that is burned.
 ] find ii I sprinkle my clothes with warm water the steam will saturate them and they can be ironed more quickly than if sprinkled with cold water and let stand.
 Queen Elizabeth: Instead of being stuck in mud came near being stuck in snow drift.
 Best wishes for The Social Corner U-NO- ME