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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-20

Kid broad. the ancient kewpie" Is IN
again. Broad won't stay down and he hopes
to dlsprove the old adaEe that says some
Thing about one not being able to come back
broad Is going to box fifteen rounds. or less
Thanksgiving Day. at Ardmore. Nd. Mike
Uralne VIII be the opposllion.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-20

Jack Wolfe. Familiarity called ''Kid," will
box at the Olympia next Monday night, His
opponent will be Jabez White. Of Buffalo
Wolfe also may meet Joe Lynch in a bout
at Cleveland. December 10. Matt Hlnkle Is
after this match
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-20

ball, and they are all looking for vio-
tory over Pitt.
Trainer Bill Martin expects to havo
all the cripples In shape for the game.
These will include Charlie Way, the
sensational halfback; Dick Rauch, the
A"shy guard; Haines, another half
back who was injured In the Lehigh
game, and Brown, who twisted his
ankle at Cornell.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-20
: Coach ~ Yeare; ResIens

Csmbridsc. Mass. Nov. 20.--John J.
Manning. Harvard rowing coach, ten
dered Ills resignation yesterday to take
'harEe OF the Morton Boat Club OF wor-
Harvard rcwing for seventeen Years. with
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-27
NARODNl ZAVODY KUzEL-
KARO.
796 druzstev bude Sc podilet
ma kontestu Toledo 8. brezna

Y mtste Toledo V Ohio bu-
lou zahaieny 8. brezna narod
nj zavody americkych kuzel-
karu, ktereZto devatenacte "a
vody potrvaji pine tri tydny.
C9G druzstev Sc .jiz prihlasilo
a z tech 200 pripada ma kuzel-
kare tOledske. Po Toledo mel
lttSi Zastoupeni budc NIT Chi
cag0, pax Detroit, Cleveland Il
netreba zvlaSt pozmamenavati,
re Il naseho m6sta pojede ku
Zavodum i n6kclik druZstev &c
skych, ponevadZ naSi kuzelka-
il mali znamenity zavodni re-
kord. Pan V7ncenc Kralicek,
"lastnli. mlstniho champiOna-
tn rovn6z sotva bude chybeti.
Vcera tyZ pretrumfl akronske-
no championa 5 nimZ bude "a
Vodit V Toledo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-27
Woo w ~ l.. tW.S!o -! -,
POD AUTEM..
lOlety V. Jedlicka, 3715 Cro-
ton Ave-, tezce poranen.

Desitilety V. Jedlicka, jehoz
bydli V elsie 37l5 Gro
ton Ave, vracel sc vGera kl
svemu dOmovu pO Woodland
Ave. bliz vych. 33 ul. vysko-
Gil ma kterys mimOiedouci vuz.
kdyz vozu cht6l opet sesko-
titi, nevSiml 81 auta ia povo-
1em tim jedouciho a seskoGiv
primo pred jeho kola byl stro
lem sra&en ma dlazbu a lebka
vaznG mu poran6na. Auto IL
oil K. G. Browne, 1882 Alva-
son Road, mistoprcdseda Great
Western Oil Co., ktery zran6-
he dit6 dopravil do Charity ne
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-27
WSSl LYYSS]
FETILETA DAN MA POMOC
MESTCM.

LegislatiVni berni vybor "a
vcereJSlch porad V Columbus
rozhodl Sc predloziti zakono-
dame ZvlaStni berni zakon,
die nehoz na umofeni admiai-
straCnlch deficitu NEST Ohio
Zvlastni dan byla by rozeps;i-
la. Zvlastni ia dan platila by
Sc pet let a m6la by ia ucel, a.
by administrace NEST T.. 1920
Dusobily bez finantniho nedo.
statku.
Vybor navrhne onu predlo-
hu obema domum statni zako.
nodarny pristi tydep a pone.
vadz dotcena predloha je
schvalovana odbormiky, zvla.
ste clevelandskymi financmiky,
lZe predvidati, re bude legis.
IaturOu brzy uzakonena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-27
NEDOSTATEcNY skOINf
DOZOR.

Vladni statistikou bylo sve-
no casu vypocitavano, ze V Gle
Telandu asi $1,000 d6ti skole
Sc vyhyba a vetsipa 2 nich he V
lovarnach pracuje. Nase urady
ma vytku tn odpovidaii, ze ve-
refine clevelandske skolstvi ma
?ouze dvamact zvlastnich do
=orcu, ktefi nedbalost skole DO
vinnych deti mali iaksi kontro
Iovat a nedbale zaky zpet do
skoly vodit. Dvanact dozorcu
x podoEnemu ukolu vsak pry
nestaci proto treba .jinych
prostreekd, ably navsteva skol
byla spravna. Pfistf skoln{ cen
sus eusi pfedevsim pry pomoci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-27
WSS IWSS
BONDY SVOBODY JSOU Wy.
HODNYM ULOZENfM.

Dnesni nizka cena Bondu
Svobody jest zavin6na tim. ze
lid caste je prodava. >jelikoz
potrebuje pen6z. Celia situace
Jest vlastne priroZena, kdya po
yazlme, ze V kratke pomerne
dobi VA $4,000, 100000 techto
Dondu bylo prodano 2O,OOO.-
COO lidem, ktefi pred tim nj
Kdy bOndy nevlastnili.
Penezni trh prime rychle a
jiste tyto nabidky a bondy Sc
stanou majetkem zamoznych
jednotlivcu, kteri dovedou roz
noznati, re bondy jsou nejlep-
sim a nejbezpeGnGiSim uloze-
MIN pen6Z Na svete.
DneSLi jejich cena ncdrzi
sice krok porovnani s dneS-
mimi cenami bmdu ji'nych. Ne
ktere zeleznicni bondy, nejvys
81 hodnoty prodavaji Sc o me-
ne drazc jak 5 proc. Aniz by
chom ale tytO pOdcenovali mu-
!me doznati, ze Bondy Svobo-
dy .lsou daleko silneisi, majic
vyhodu, re isou dane prosty a
nikdy neni pochyby, re staInou
Sc prevladajicimi ma Sirokem a
rychl6m pen6mim trhu.
Jest nepochopitelno, lie by
tyto pomery dele tIvaIy. Nasim
pevnym presvedcenim jest, lie
dnesni velka nabidka zahy sc
zm6ni We stoupani Bondu Svo-
Eody V Gene a ze sc tax stane
jiz dobe nejblizsi.
Jsme pripraveni zakupovati
pro nase zaka7niky Bondy Svo
body "a zvlastnich podminek
a sice "a malou hotovost a me-
splaceny zbytek ma mensi spla
tky ma Milky urok.
Nejprednejslm ale obchod-
MIN nasim navrhem Jest kupo-
vati bud hotove anebo "a pod
minek horeji uvedenych.
Piste, telefonuite neb ma
vstivte Liberty Bond Depart
ment OTIS & CO., bank6h pro
ukladani penez V Clevslande.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-27
JARNi STAVBY.

Jest vSeobecne Ocekavano,
re pocatkem jara bude opet
obnoven byvaly stavebni ruch,
ale do jake miry to bude moz-
ne, nelZe predvidati. Vlada a
obchodni spolky stale pouka-
zuji ma nutnost novych staveb
a nikdo nepochybuje, ze Jest
itch skutecn6 zapotrcbi, pon6-
vadZ lonska stavebni Cinnost
sc nijak nerovnala vrustu oby-
vatelstva. TO Jest sice vSeobec-
re uznavano. ale hlavni pre-
kazkou Zda Sc byti cena STA
vebniho materialu. Mnozi oCe-
HAWAII, ze bude lacinejsi, a.
rSak ji;tota tom zadna nenl
a spiSe lest pravd6podobno, zc
letoSni rok nebudOu V Gene vel
Ike rozdily. Jinou vaznou pre-
kazkou jest slibovane zvyseni
danl ma dvoinasobny obnos a
to .jist6 nedodava meme zamoz
nym lidem chuti k stavbe do
mu. Lee "a takovych neprizni
vych okolnosti jest k ocekava-
n, re stavebni ruch budc letos-
nj .iaro CpGt obnoven a m6lo by
Sc tax Stati Il toho ohIedu, re
i'm bude poskytnutO velkemu
poctu dGlniku Zam6stnani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-27
81. DlVISE.
OHAJSkE MILICNf VOJSKO
VYPLUJE z BRESTU MEZI
l. a Is. BREMEN.

General Pershing kabeluje,
ze 81. divise, byvaIa milice z
Ohio, vypluje Brestu Fran
Gle mezi l. Is. bremen
"a ku odpluti domI ze po.
uzije sesti velkych dopravnich
lodi, take vsecko vojsko k 81.
divisi prinalezejici prijede SOU
casne, Gimz rozumi Sc, ze We
;kere nlilicni oddly cleveland
:ke domd brzy Sc navrati.
Vratl Sc: clcnove hlavnihO
stanu divise; l34 battalion
Htroinich puSek; hlavni stan
73 PEST brigady; l45 pIuk pc
Slch; l46 pluk peSich; 1876 pra
.nOr kulometu; hlavni stan IA
pGsl brigady; l47 pluk pGSich; !;
l48 pluk p6sich; 1876 prapor
strojoVych puSek, ll2 pluk in
:enyru, pluk zelezniGni; pIuk
zdravotn!; pluk zasobovaci !;
rolnl si2,nalni battalion; vojen
ska poIicie; l34 pluk polnich
GGlostrelcu; ordonanCni muz-
s'vo; municnl sbory, polni dill
ny, kuchyne Il labOratOf.
U vSech tech Organisaci 81.
jivisc slouzi teZ cetne brancu
CeskoslovemskehO puvodu.
WSS [Wss,)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-27
POSKOZENf
HOSTNSTi.
WASHINGTON VYSVETLU-
.IE., zE NOVA BERNI PRED
LOLA BYLA We SKUTEcNO-
STI JIz v PONDELf PRESI-
DENTEM PODEPSANA.
Ze vsech uternych prodejG mu.
81 byt tudiz $6.4O dane z
gallonu whisky zaplaceno.

Velice neprijemntho pirkva
neni dOckali Sc vcera zdejSi no
stinSt{ a likernlci telegramem
vladnich bernich uradu Il Wa
shingtOEu. Hlavni berni kOlek-
tor w. Ruper tOtiZ do Clevc-
landu telegrafoval, ze presl-
dent Wilson podepsal novou
bcrni pfedlohu "a. tlnom a vyS
$ dan u lihovin re vesla V plat
most jiZ v utery 25. mora, te-
dy nikOli vtera We stredu jakz
tSeObecnt Sc pfedpokladalO q
jak j vladni iifad sveho casu
neprimo a myln6 nadhazoval.
Dotcen;i washingtonska depe-
Sc posl&na mistnimu kolekto-
1u vnitrozemnich dani Harry
IL. WeissOvi, jenz vladni tn o.
D'avu referoval vCera clcvc-
landskym likernikum, soucas-
ne Jim Cznamiv, ze re vsech u
ternich prodejG whisky musi
byt zaplacena jiz nova dan
$6.4O jednoho gallonu.
NaSi hostinsti a obchodnici
lihovinami prodali V Gtery
spousty sveho zbozi Ia starych
cen, kdy totiz dan u koralkyI
jen $500 ma gallonu obnasela.
pOn6vadz vsak IA Uterni pro-
dcje musl .jiZ pIatit dan dvoj-
nasObnOu. washingtonsky omyl|
piinese naSim zivnostnikum
znatne ztraty. Musi doplatit
vlad6 $500 "a kazdy gallon IL
novin ltery prodanych a od-
haduje Sc, ze ztraty nasich IL
kerniku budou obnaset 75,O0OI
dollaru az 100000. Nakteri|
ohchodnlci v dolennim meste
prOdali ntery do pull noci al
sest set beden koralky, take
Dudou r,lt Skody po $4,000.
Rovn6z vySSi dan automo-
blu veSla V plaunost iiz utery
4 nikoIi We strcdu, iak vSeobcc-
NJ Sc uvaZOvalo. Obchodnici
auty bernim timto nedopatre-
MIN utrpi rovnez skodu, ac nj
koli tax velkou jako saloonici
kofaleCnici.
Nova dan u tabaku a dout-
niku rozvrzena ,nasledovn6: sto
pies Il peticentove doutniky $3
Il $5 dane IA tisic kusu; 6 a 81
centove doutniky, 81 a SO IA
1000; . "a l5centovG doutniky.
S6 az SO; Is Il 2Ocentove, $8|
az Yl2; 20 a 25centOve, $40 az
Sl5, Taxy z cigaret zvyseny z
S2.O5 ma $3 tisic a mnozi OBJ
chodnici prirazili ma paklicku
30 dvOu centech. Dan Il tabaku
ZvySena re 13 ne 18 centu ma
litre, pravi Sc vSak, ze tabac-
nici V drobnem prodeii sve zbo
II hezdrazi.
Padesat zvlaStnich bernich
zfizencu Zabyva sc dnes soupi
sem ZasGb lihovm Clevelan-
du. kterizto zrizcnci mali sko-
'ektovat novou dan ze vSech
uternlch prodeju whisky.
V Lorain, Canton vSude lin
de V Ohio bylo podoblle nedo-
rozumeni ohledne dine platno-
sti 'novych likernich tax a vsu
de hostinsti uternim rozprode-
jem budou NIT znacne ztraty.
IWSs] lWSS
~ ~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-27
.W!s,l!s'!] !,l!'!] [EWsS E''!
kDO NEPODLEHA DAM
Z PRIMO.

Washingtonsky berni 1rad
ma cetne dotazy odpovida, ze
dan Z piiimu nemusi platit uci
telove a ucitelky z verejnych,
tedy nikoli privatnich Skol,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-27

okresni a statni ured-
nici, neh ruzni municipalni zri
zenci. Berni omen dOdatek tyce
Sc tudiZ hasiCil a m6.stskych
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-27
HONZA CERNEJ

HONZA CERNEJ
ma solo. Zabavni Klub Czech
- masopustni sousedskou 1.
breZna 1919. - O hrade ma
Karllne, tece mu po brade.
Prived sousedy sam bud do
ma. TO 81 pis vyhrajes ce-
~ kolo. - Ma zdar Jene -
PraSf sc mi do bot. - Pukrato-
vani.
South Bend news-times., 1919-07-07
ARMY TRUCKS TO
CROSS CONT INENT
Trip Which Includes Stop
in South Bend Will
: Start Today.

with san Francisco as its des-
tination. so motor trucks will whlrl
westward from washington. d. g..
today In the first transcontinental
convoy tour under the direction Of
the war department. The conveys
will pass through South Bend and
business men have taken cognizance
OF the fact and will herald their
coming.
The tour is designed to be a
travelling exhibition Of the motor
transport corps which was formed
last August Speakers chosen from
the personnel OF the corps viii de-
liver lectures along the way on good
roads while others viii boost motor
transport schools that will be start
cd in various universities and col
leges next fall
Plan Recruiting Duty.
In addition a vigorous recruiting
campaign will be carried on. The
convoy plans 20 follow the Lincoln
highway. many detours to the prin-
cipal cities along the route will he
made. however.
The proposed route follows:
Washington 10 Gettysburg, Pa.
and thence over the Lincoln high
way TO Pittsburg, Camden and
Bucyrus. o.. Fort Wayne. Ind.
South Bend. Ind: Chicago Heights.
H.; Clinton, Cedar Rapids and Mar
shalltown. Ia. Omaha. Neb.; Chey-
cnne. Wyo.; salt Lake City, Utah;
Carson City and Ely. New, finally
dropping down the Sierra Nevada
range 10 Sacramento, Calf. from
where il is proposed they will be
accompanied by a big delegation OF
California automobile enthusiasts as
far as the terminus Of the Lincoln
highway at San Francisco.
South Bend news-times., 1919-07-07
800 DEFENDANTS
To FACE JUDGE
Federal Court to Be Crowded
Today With Alleged Law
VioIatorS.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND, July -
More than 500 defendants recently
indicted by the federal grand jury
will appear before Judge A. B. An
Gerson i'm the United States district
court. here today TO enter pleas
to charges against them.
Rollin Fl Bunch. mayor Of Mum
Gle; Horace G. Murphy prosecutor,
Of Delaware county. and 13 other
defendants are among those indicted
In the fake prize night and land
swindles at Muncie. The two public
officials are charged with conspiracy
i'm affOrding the swindlers protec-
tiCn. The other Is defendants are
charged with using the mails 10 de-
fraud. They are said 10 have. swim
died victims Of more than $3.50. 900
i'm two years. Scores of liquor and
other cases are 10 be taken up by
Judge Anderson
Hold Alleged Leader.
William NJ. Collins, alleged head
OF the gang. and II others have
been under arrest for several " IS.
Collins is said 10 have confessed to
the operations of the swindlers.
Other defendants are Lafayette c.
Scott, Chauncey Stillson, Joseph W.
Engleton. Elmer Gentry. all of Mum
Gle; Hubert McGinnis. Edward d.
Siler and Henry w. Schobert. all Of
Indianapolis: Samuel Hetsier, Tole-
do. o.; Sydney A. Boucher, Hills
boro. H.; William Gutherie. Trinity
Springs, Ind; Arthur Belts, Decatur.
Ill: Marion V. Jacks. of Monon,
Ind There will be approximately
500 other defendants entering pleas
To various charges.
South Bend news-times., 1919-07-07

box Our boys should not have
such temptations placed before
them and / think the city admins
tration heads would be broad mind
ed enough and brave enough. 10
protect our young lads from such
temptations. We have the city ord
inances against such operations and
what / think we should have is
proper men at the head Of our city,
and those minus the yellow streak
70 take a hand and see that such
ordinances are properly enforced
W. 3.
South Bend news-times., 1919-07-07
Aged Citizen
Finds Body of
DrOzCned Boy

The body Of 13-year-old Walter
Ciszewski was recovered at $3.50
o'clock Sunday afternoon in the
river back OF St. Mary's college and
academy by Jacob Poczakay. "a
years old, Of 21I y. Brookheld st.
The boy was drowned Friday aft
ernoon while swimming near the
Three Eye bridge Police we're
dragging the river up TO the time
the body was recovered. The body
was taken in the police ambulance
10 KaniewskTs undertaking rooms
on ". Division 81.
Mr. Poczakay was fishing back Of
St Mary's when he saw the body
floating past most in midstream.
He dropped his pole. took of his
clothes and brought the body
ashore after which ne notified the
police.
South Bend news-times., 1919-07-07
PUNCH-BOARD GAMBLING.
South Bend. July s. 1919.

Souln BenQt July ., 1918
Editor News-Times:
The cracking OF cards and the
boisterous noise OF four men en-
gagged in the popular gambling
game Of rum. intermingled with the
gospel music OF the PentecOstal mis-
sion on W Colfax av, gained quite
lot Of comment from passersby
last evening
Not concealing themselves a
particle. the gamblers played their
game in front Of an open window.
much 10 the amusement Of a mem
be Of the South Bend police force.
who was standing in full view of
the window and laughing at the ex-
preston of the faces of the differ
ent men when one Of them display
ed an ace spot.
Adding TO the -sacredness of
the Sabbath, the 9oolroOm punch
boards were crowded all day Sun
day, especially in the evening, with
young men just entering the
gam bling profession. one enderly
gentleman in an uptown billiard
parlor remarked: South Bend
ought 10 turn out a fine crop Of
gamblers in the next few years. 1t
seems TO me like. at any rate. they
are getting fine lessons in the petty
science. Their preliminary steps are
good ones and the city administra-
tion may well credit themselves with
the splendid work they are doing.
The administration, il looks TO me.
South Bend news-times., 1919-07-07

ought 70 graduate a professional
class every few weeks
Last week I called The News
Times Office and inquired bf one Of
the reporters what 1 could do 10
prosecute a pool room proprietor
Who permitted his 15-year-old son
70 lose s5 on one OF the candy
boards. ! was advised TO go 70 the
prosecutors Office where l was told
I probably could swear out an affi-
davit against the owner OF the
place. Ny son loses most OF his
weekly earnings on the punch
boards about the city. Every place
I go I see the boards open 10 all
for taking chances on winning boxes
of chocolates with pictures Of at
tractive half-clothed women on the
South Bend news-times., 1919-07-07
Deny Ne10 Was
EUer Student
At NOtre Dame

Denial that Harry S New. the al
;eged slayer OF Miss Fried ]. Lesser
at Los Angeles, Calf. ever attended
the University OF Notre Dame was
made Sunday night by officials OF
the university.
News dispatches quoted New as
saying that at one time he was
student at Notre Dame, but a care
ful examination OF the enrolment
records at the university fails TO
disclose the fact that he ever was
a student there.
South Bend news-times., 1919-07-07
LEAGUE MEMBERS HIKE
TO IRVINGT0N WOODS

Twenty members OF the Epworth
league Of the Stull NJ. +. church
under the guidance Of Edward
Pansler. walked 10 Irvington woods
for a o'clock breakfast Sunday
morning. after which they attended
the morning church services.
South Bend news-times., 1919-07-07
EXTINGUIsH SMALL BLAZE.

Fire broke out in the boiler room
Of the old MERRIAM and Jackson
plant at Tut and Carroll sts. at 10
o'clock Sunday night. The firemen
responded to box IS. and made short
work of the blaze. Chief Sibrel es-
timated the damage at $50.
South Bend news-times., 1919-07-07
The Public Pulse

Communications for this column
may be signed anonymously but must
be accompanied By the name Of the
writer 70 insure good faith. No re
spO0 sibility FOR facts or sentiments
expressed VIII be assumed. Honest
discussion Of public questions is in-
vited. but with the right reserved 80
eliminate vicious and Objectionable
matter. TIE column 10 free But, be
reasons ble.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-13

The beautiful Arc de
rlomphe IN PARIS, built
to lmmortaIlze Napoleonic
victories, IS witness to-day
to the march Of victorious
young Americans parad-
ing down the historic
c hamps Elvsees.
keystone Ir,c
Secretary of Agriculture
David F Houston ( stand
'ns) assists at the planting
OF the hrst memorial tree
IN Washington on the
beautiful grounds of The
Department Of Asrlcult-
ure, IN honor Of the De-
partmenr $ soldier dead.
Fdm ThoDpSon
From the runs left by the
Boche the American Red
Cross has restored this
little home at Qulvlere. in
the Somme, giving the
French peasant owner
new life and the courage
to begin again
A y Nrsour
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-13

WHAT AFTER
YOUR IDEAS
BY ANNA NJ. COOLEY

(PrufesHor Household Arts. Column
bla University
Have you ever thought what
could be don. 90 make your home
more attractive after the spring
house cleaning has removed all
traces % winter dirt and dust
The order which cleanliness brings
ls very satisfying and almost n
work OF ar, In Itself these days.
but go every true hopo maker at
this season comes the desire for
tho dainty. artistic touches which
rcdecoration and tho freshness OF
new furnishings bring.
wha, can be done TO bring about
this transformation Of the homer
FIRST, study your home as n
whole. II IL the right relation Of
lines and shapes Of dark and light
and color which give the effect OF
unity which ~ pleasing. Bemem-
bsr that spaeiousnens or a feeling
OF 10 brings with IL a cooling cf-
feet
whrn there are few windows
and n room 10 rather dark or
gloomy. a light wall color win pro-
ducc a light effect Tho warm
coiors are yellow. or colors with
orange or yellow In them called
terracottas. tnnE. golden browns.
buffe. etc while tho cool coiors
are light values Of green. blue.
lavender. gray and tan.
Woodwork painted gray or white
also lends n cooling effect
II IL wise. " possible. TO bring
on, some new pictures and or-
change for summer with those
which have been In view ali winter
The change Is refreshing. Replace
n you can a ssuffy armchair with
a wicker one or two.
Simple. fresh curtains always
look cooling In summer. but should
not be hung 20 as TO keep out the
air.
Awnings on tho sunnyaidc Of thc
house and window boxes seem 10
extend tho limits OF four walls and
Introduce n bit Of outdoors
Chintx Is another great assist
ant In such summer planning. The
stuffy chairs may be given sum-
mer gown and the couch and pill
lows covered with chIntx OF simple
pattern and cooling design.
Rag rugs for the bedrooms and
straw mating or rugs are cooler for
summer use.
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TOMMY HEARS MY ADVENTURES AND
PUTS ASIDE HIS DREAM

enough 20 Tommy for recognizing
all this, and still was sensitive
enough 10 feel that. aithc he hadn't
intended II. his words were "A pretty
fair criticism Of me.
In my own experience ! had lived
thru such romance an most girls
only dream about.
And all / had rcaped wns-gricr
The simple monotonouH road OF
duty had brought 10 scores OF Young
married women n kind u happiness
which all my adventures failed TO
reveal
My conscience rebuked me doubiy
when I studied Tommy. II occurred
to me that Tommy might be In love
with me. I didn't want such n no
ton 20 spoil our nice friendship.
Very aeryouaiy went on with the
story OF tho attack on me made 10y
the strikers:
And then miracle happened.
Tommy The man who picked me
up and carried mo TO lis auto was
my very own huaband' Now Isn't
that perfectly wonderfui7"
But my enthusiasm failed 10
arouse Tommy. Instead n chill
seemed 20 descend upon him-~nnd II
npread-and envclopcd me. At the
mention OF Bob. Tommy stopped
smoothing down the fur trimming
on the collar ~ my coat. which he
was holding. lie laid the garment
over chair. and rose ana walked TO
tho window. And he ceased 10 call
me Rosie" from Chat minute.
What he did was simple enough
but the action seemed 20 me Ike a
uttia ceremony Of renunoiaton. IKE
gesture In Greek drama. IL sald
what Tommy had many time put
into words~~thnt no was haunted by
the fear OF losing his little nister,
and that in tho end. he himself
would be tho ono lost noui In the
whole adventure.
Go He Continued
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Hon. TO Care for
TupeiDritsr

NPth@f W.
Dear Miss Grey: win you pleas
tell mo how TO clean and care for
Is IL correct 90 writ
my name on tho typewriter. o
should &, be signed with pen an
ink
The syp~wriicr's worst encmy
IL dust. so first, last and always
look to the busting. A long
handled. soft brush should bc
had with which TO reach tho
spaces between and about tho
type bars. the keys. etc. Another
brush. which looks much uks a
tooth brush. should b. In your
cleaning kit for use on the type
itself. This one may be dipped
I'm gasoline TO facilitate the clean
ing. but even then sometimes
the use Of n pin must be resorted
To 20 relieve the type Of the glue.
like collection OF CRIME. In this
case. use the pin first. then 80
over II all with the gasoline
rnoistcncd brush. and wipe dry
with a bl, OF waste.
The oiling must be taken care
OF regularly and systematically.
making sure that none of the
cups are ever overlooked. DO
not expect your typewriter 10 do
good work II tho oiling In neg.
lccted. Care In this respect not
only makes operating a Joy. but
prolongs the life OF the machine.
Yet. how few give thought To the