davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1919-03-21
Die 9robe anf'S GrempeI.

Plus 2unoon miro gemcloct: Sn
elmer cnglii1en Gtoot biclt iiingit
Elm 4nbduger ser nGbriitli6en @ii.
ienidoit", ein 'Amcrifaner, cinen
gortrag, in Dem er Die 2ebren ieiner
Sefte nit gliibenoer @egeiiterun9
preoigte uno bon Der Seiluft9 anes
2eios, aud be5 forperliben, ourd
oen @lauben, ourd oas @cbct ipra6.
@ue anbdnger oieieS @laubens fiihl-
ten iih geaen ieoe 8ronfbcit uno ie-
oe S9md6e gefeit. ga ltebt plos.
li9 mitten i'm 8ublifum cine Game
anf unb iagt: sd modtc germ nil
len, oh es bier i'm Saale cine Nrau
aibt, sic Nnb1ngerin Ser r@briitli-
den gSiiienidaft" lit uno an oas
glolbt, mas Sic iaaen!" aaes blidt
crltaunt III ibr bin rno miiroeooa or.
bcbt iid cine onoere Game uno anti
mortct ibr: sd meme Game, bin
8lGubiac ser rgbriitlidcn @iiier-
i6aft", unb ib babe alien Segcn Die
les @loubcns an mir iclblt ertab-
rem" Gomit iebt ie ii6 mieocr,
iidtliG ItoIs ntf Sen griolg, oen lie
nit ibren @orten beim Tllblifllm &c.
habt bat. 9lbcr Die Dame. 6ie gu.
crit aciproden, itebt nod einmal
a1lf lino iaqt nit Iiebenswiiroigcm
21heln al ibr: s9aS lit mir icbr
licb. percbrte Game, bonn bier, mo
id iibe, bcrriht elm idrcdlider 3ug,
bei sem ib mir ben Gdnucien bulen
tpcroe. 70 mod)te ib Sic bitten, %h-
rem Ylab nit mir 8u touidcn!" GS
Oauertc lanqe. his oos Hublifum lif
ron Sen 2a6fr6mpfen, in sic es per-
ficl, eini9ermaBen erbolt bate. -.
Washington Journal., 1919-03-21
Gritcs amcrifaniidcs @aOdcntOlsa.

Mon claude ia uidt, Dab oieie
,}eilen bon irgei0 eincm alien 2)an-
fee 0od)enfollea iprefen lolIcn.
Sic iii5rcn pielmebr nat eIncm
Sun0e. Oos nod bis Iest %teinespegS
als HaraOies iiir gciiti9c @ebuna
scr Srauen gilt. n1lnlid nod DE
r;fo.
SIN Sabre 1867 wurOe in Der
Staot 0terifo Oie erite 6rauci.Soh.
id,uIc Iorooneritos croiinct. DC.
lriinoet wnr0e lie cigentlId ihOn
1882, bon einigen uoblbabenOen
5paniern. Die nber nit ibrem Gnt.
ihluB. Dab oIcieS @tdOd)en.aoIlea
l~uiabbdnal9 uou Der Stride lein
ioue, nui groBen Bl0erltnno ltIeBcn.
TAG mliroe Der 9au pollcnOet. nber
nod %illlcr oerwel9erter ole 9ebOr-
ocn dc G%rInnbnis BUR eroiinuna.
Grbittert 0oriiber, woaten ole BE-
Jriinocr idon ocn Dan n%ieoerbren-
uen, oils idlieBIih Der aoni9
Starl Ill. Don SpnIllen oodl oen
nadgeiudten 6rclbriel AcIp0brte. Yin
ser GinrucimnNs5crcmonie nabm
DER Gi5etonlg . Nicrito tel.
0oS @ebGnoe bat aber eunr Dill
lion Dollars 1~efoltet mo ut lOdl
Iest zines Der ld)oniten Meritos.
&on Nal;le ans iiibrr ons aollea
Den NaIncu .GolegIo Dc Gun SO
hacio DC Supola", aber lpGter uurOc
es ponl E~r0iiOcnten 9omuntort. Si
u iclner Sodltcr. III ~GolcAIo Dc
las Ea5~- unlaetnnft. Seltr Sebrplan
lit be0eutcno moocrnillcrt morOen
u!io muia6t belltc audl prattIid)e
S0d)er lule Stcno9rapble, DidldIWil-
ihrelben 5clcDrdphie, gidiubruna.
aleiOernladlrreI mo SpIecntloppeIn.
,ui1tIidl ocS cngliidcn mo lranS0-
iiidlcu Spradl. Stu0rmls, Der 1inlit
lno Oca MalenS.
Washington Journal., 1919-03-21
Qnrr nnrdD 9nRrnlirn mit
orr GiIFMDabH.


Gs iii Drnig bcddDtct ipor0cn, 0GB
hi Soiric Ocs Snbrcs cine 9iirnbabn
tcrtig aciUOrOcn III. ole Oen gan5cn
@r0tcll 0%urdllncri. 0a5n 0cu cln5i.
gen. Der blSBcr nod fclnrn 0urdJ.
9rriienOcn Sdiencmpeg brloB. SH
Der 3citidrilt ocr yonooncr Wcogra.
pbiidcn @clclidjoli bcIdJretbt elm
JicIicnOcr enc 6abrt AMI oicicr
trorsoultrnIildIcn Yubn Ole Ton
BORT Ingulta IN Sii0uuitrullcn
1lIcr Ourd ole groBc S%lttoriuiUiiite
uad) REORGANIZATION lilbrt. Sn DER
&olonie Decentralization Dar bisbet
mr. ole SnuptitoOl Ycrtb mt Der
@ologrdbcrllnot 9ulgoorlir our6 ci.
he Giienbnbn ucrbmOen. Die am
gianoe Der Miiitc %uutBoric. mo 10.
nit mar NcilnmtrnlicIi ncbil iciuen
bcriibmlten @oloicloern bon 6cm
iibri1en Seil %gluitrnllens aus nlr
nit Dem Sdlifi 81 errcIdcn. 9tun
ut Der NnidluB an Dos oilIid)c 81.
i%enbnbnncb 6urd ole Y~crblnOung
bis nod Snl0oorIie in elmer y0n9e
pon runo 1900 &ilonieter gridnlten
porOen. Ger yieiicnOe idilOcrt
bauptiohlid, sic lanoidaitlitcu sim
bride Der 6dbrt.
Bon 8ort Nnguita ans iteigt 0os
9ono olm1bIid) gum iuHcren Sod
lono ant oas crit in eincm abitano
Don 1900 aiIometer ole Ytecreshobe
bon 500 Nictcr crreidt. GalaoorIie
liegt oam nod ctiun IS Wctcr
bober. 9os SCOTLAND erifeint Dem
glu1e als einc pG1ig ~cirformigc
@bcne, uno cs oiirfte cine cin3igar.
tiee Gigeniboit oieier 9abn icin,
0ab iie oui einer Strede BON ettpo
$50 Gilometcr obne ote g%erinlite
4bwcidluna aeraoeous l0rit. Srob
Dem ouBerorOcntIid) ieItcncu Ge-
gen lit oos 2ono feline @iiite I'M ei.
gentlihen Gimme. Oo iogor bic ian.
0igen 5lGden nit elmer eiacHtinnIi.
den YiInn5enuclt bon 9ornbiidcn
uno S%al59eDodicn iiber5o9cu limo,
3piiheu ocnen lid icItcne Tlcden
BON Grassland finoeu. @aiier fam
mciIt ourd) 8obruMa gefponncn fper.
0en, aber fat immcr in mtrinfbn.
rem 3uitan0e.
Semnat ideinen iit Die Auitrn.
lier NIT Der Sofinuna 5a tragcn,
aud in oieier @iilte einnol nit
Dem Mei5enban por5iSriuaeu. Der
Gan5e meItlidc Seil oes 8odIouocs
bis gum @cbiet Der WolofcIocr iii
ourd cine Yilon5e ousgeScihnet, Die
in ibrem Souoe nit Dem eiaentiim.
lid)cn HHmen yudSgnmmiitrauh
be5cidnet miro, neil Die 6nrbe ocs
| Stommes nn 2ohsiIciId) %crinncrt.
Ole gauge gieiie 5fpiiheu Den
| 0onptit1oten Mclbomne uno Ycrtb.
sic ioIt $500 .Gilomcter lang lit
nimmt ettpa 4 Gage in gnipruf.
nobel mr. in Galgoorlie Gin Alfcnt.
Gait bon fait 9 Stunocn init @o-
genmcdicl ltattitnoct. Cine Ycion.
ocrbeit Der 3eiie lit niid). Dob Die
llbren, neil Die Strcde 5iemlid ge-
nan bon Sit nod Meit lduit. nidJt
wcniger oils oreimoI gcitelt fuereen
miiiien; 5rmddIt nm cine baIbe
Stunoe bel ser Station Scroiicton
6eim llebcrQong bon Ger uiftorinni-
lhen in Die fiioouitroliide 53eit;
Damn Inn As Ninutcn bel EoreooIo.
NO Die Gone scr .3entralseit" err
reidt miro, mo oonn nodrmoIS I'M
10 Minuten onf Der Station 9om-
lima gum llcbcrgong in Oie mciiou.
itroliide 3cit.
Washington Journal., 1919-03-21

gerfiibrer erf4offen.
9as 8ubapelter S9purgeri9t bot
ben Director Der @eociiner Cement
6abrit &orl Soitas. Der ben 8erfiib=
rer ieinsr 6rall. Den OberIentuont
S90nbaum. niebsrqei9pRen bate.
frei9eiprpfen. 9Oitas ertldrte, er
babe ben Ofii5ier D~eranlafen nollen,
bic Srou au Eeiraten. ,gtls S60n=
6oum fi6 treigerte, lei Der ReOOlOer,
nit benz er i'm Smingen polte, cine
@rtldrung gu unterfertigen, unab=
ii9tli4 lcsgegongen.
9entihIano ber5id)tet
auf icine Sreubanoltelle in Ser
Sdmci5. Bern. @ie oie Shiuci.
3eriiGe Gepeidenogentur eridbrt,
bat Oie oeutide Tcgierung Dem
8unocsrat Die grfldrung ob1eoe-
ben, oab lie nod nl,mnebrieer Gin.
Iteaung Der Seinolelisfciten auf ocn
meitcrcn @cItano Der idmei5criidcn
Sreuhan6Itelle mo auf ieglide
brrd f;eie porgenommere aontroae
rcrsihtct. 9amit fallen ale @e.
ld)rdnfunaen oo9in, Die I'M @irt,
idaftsobfoA1mcn nit 9eutidIano in
@e3lla ailf @crwenOilna uno @ieoer-
export bon @arcn nereinbdrt NOR.
ben iino, oic ans oocr iiber Teiaif)-
LAMB in oie S1mci3 einaeIiibrt ;uor-
Den lima.
Washington Journal., 1919-03-21
Ole Hnrberunaen ser

Ole Sor6ernngen Der
Sirolcr. @us SnnSbrnd miro &c.
mcIoet: Sirol Itcllt folgcnOe 6or-
~oerungcn fir oen Soil icines yin.
idIuIies on Geutidoitcrreid,. SiroI
erbGlt fir 5lpon3ie Sabre einen bon
Der Understanding I'M Gitper'
nebnlcn nit Der oeutid).oItcrre ,hi-
ld5en MISUNDERSTANDING 81 uer'
einburcnocn namboiten @eitrag filr
Den @~icoerauibou uno Die mirt'
ihoftlide @ieocrcrridtun5 oeS
9anSes. 53pci Grittcl Der non 81.
rol gcIciitctcn Stellcrn nno Nbga'
ben 0iirfcn MIR fir Eirol ucrlucn.
Set rocrocn. Sbnc 3uitilnmlng Der
Girolcr 2onoespcriammlrng bari
fcin poIitii6cs 9iinonis nit einem
ousmGrtigen Stant fein politiider
gnldiuB, fem AbidluB w~irtidlaitll,
der 8ertr1ge pInbgreiicn. Gic Si'
roller 9on0esperiammlung bari NIT
ben benodlbarten Staaten ip0cnann'
te 2onocs. ODER Observation-Disclosures.
rcrtrGoc i'm @%inpcrncbmcn nit
8ien t%reffcn.
Washington Journal., 1919-03-21
GnftOrnfidiunnfmnsen ais llriadle
plOtlidcr SOOesfGac.

6riiber mar Der @Ioube %perbreitct,
Dab iid Sdla9anf6ae boupti1dlid
sur 3eit Der Observation-Disclosures, B.
+. i'm lebten DritteI Der Monote
Mdr5 un0 September, einitcnell. Mic
abcr al Der Sono peridicoener Sta
tiItifen iiber Die Soocsuriade nad)
gcmicien milroe ,trctcn Die meiitcn
oerartigen SooeSf6ae Der Reibe nod
in ocn Wonotcn Solniar, Ni1rs mo
Ge5Cm6er Gin, mabreno lie iid in
Oeli Monaten Geptember. augult,
Sftober, sunni uno Slili am ieltrll.
item crci9nen. Gle orei critgenann.
ten Whonate baben obne 3neiieI Die
mcilten Gage nit roihen uno itar.
ten 9uitorudidmanIungen mii5u.
luciien, 6ci Ocnen lid oaS 6olen oes
gnrometcrs in einem 3eitrnume pom
"a StltnOcn i'm mebr OILS flint Mil.
limcter icItitelen l1bt. Iieie erbeb.
lid)cn 2uftoriidSidmanfungen milf.
len MN unbeoingt nit Den pl0blid)en
1o0cSf6ae an ScrSihlag, @ebirn.
ihlag oocr an Nltersihm6de in cine
9e5ic5ung 9ebroft merbcn. @er olio
an Serj. oOcr Observation-Disclosures lei.
oct, miro in oicicn Monatcn gut tim,
iid bel itarfen @aromctcridman.
trneen m6olidit rubia gu pcrbaI.
ten mo moglihit menig f0rper.
lide anltrenaungen auf lid gu neb-
men.
Washington Journal., 1919-03-21
Sran3ofifde lnipcrlitat

in StraBHirg. @ie ooS .Sournal
De @cneue" aus StraBblirg mel.
set, ioll bort cine eroBe elidiiiid-
rron5oiiife l~lnibcriitdt errihtet mer.
ben. Gle @orIelungcn miirocn be.
oicieS Solr b%coiaran.
Washington Journal., 1919-03-21

2u Ben berbten gntt0n
lGungcn 0cs Sebcils 50hlcn OFT -
ole criiillten @iinidlc.
Washington Journal., 1919-03-21

Mebr ais II n q ii d unO Der.
fsnnnnq uerbittcrt ole Wienidcn sc.
rrdnttcr Gi9cnoiinfel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19


or 10 tho same effect:
State OF West Virginia
County Of Ohio.
The Town OF Warwood.
No. -. $500. 90
Street Improvement Bonds. Series C.
Rcdccmablc after one year and payable
ten years after date.
Know ALI. MEN BY THESE PRES
E.NTS: that tn" Town of Warwood. in
the County of Ohio, State OF West Vir-
Einia, 4 municipal corporation organ
iz"d and existing under and by virtue OF
tho laws Of the State OF West Virginia.
acknowledges itself To owe and for value
received. promises 10 pay to the bearer
the sum OF Five Hundred (s500.00) Dol
lars, on or before the first day OF Au-
from the dat" thereof until paid. at the
rate of six per cont per annum, payable
annually on the first day of August in
each year. as evidenced by and upon the
pr, Ssntation and surrender OF the in
t"rcSt coupons hereto attached. rs they
scvcralIy become due. Both principal
and interest are hereby made payable
in lawful money of the United States Of
America AT the office of tho Bank of
WarwOod in the Town of Warwood. Ohio
County. West Virginia, and for the
prompt payment Of this bond with in
t"r"st. as aforesaid. at maturity. the full
W1rw"nd, are hereby irrcvocably
pledged.
This bond is ono Of n series of bonds
Of liz" t"nnr and effect aggrcgating
Fourteen Thousand GSl4.00O.0nJ Dollars.
numbered from one To tw"nty-cight,
both Cnn&ccutlv'ly and dcSiGnatc cd as
Street Improvement Bonds. Series &C. -
issued for In" purpose Of providing
funds for the Town to pay for the grad
ing. paving. Curh.nG or maCadamlZIng.
or otherwise improving. in a permanent
manner. tn" street intersections in and
Tor sad Town. pursuant TO Chapter
EiEh, Of the Acts Of the LcglSlaturc>uf
tn" state of West Virginia for thc year
1905. which act. upon the petition of the
voters and property owners Of the Town
Of WarwoCd was regularly and legally
submitted hy Council To- the qualified
voters of SAID Town for ratification or
rejection ut special pl"ctlon legally
called by Council and regularly held. on
tn" Sth day Of juno. J9l2. at which cleo
ton Ia" sad act was ratified by q ma
jority of all the votes east nj said cleo
ti"n and thereby making tn" said act an
efficient part of IN" law governing
street improvements in said Town, which
act authorizes sad Town To ISSUE and
sell bonds I" pay The corporations part
Of the cost Of street Improvement made
under and by TIriu" Of the sand Net. and
This BOND ~ issued and sold for tho pur-
pns" Or PAVING the corporations part OF
Improving streets. avenues and lanes in
eaid Town uuGn r said act. in strict con-
r.rmity and under and by virtue of and
~ all respects IN strict compliance with
said Acts of TN Legislature" and of the
laws &C West Virginia not in conflict
with e-aia Acts.
And IT j.: hereby certified. r"citcd and
wnrrrr,Cd that all things. aCtS and con-
Gfri rs r"qujrr,! hy sad Chapter Eight
II IL" Acts of IN" Legislature Of the
State Of West Nirgni;s for tn" year zoos
and ~ The laws of The stat" 81 West
N,r.iu;a noi in conflict herewith. 10
hnrp.u and to &c don" and performed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19
Mayor.
Corporate J
{ Sea-.
Recorder

The interest coupons attached TO said
bonds shall be IN the following form or
to tho same effect:
$4,000 on the first day of August
1920. the Town Of Warwood. in the Coun-
~ Of Ohio. State of West Virginia will
pay Ia bearer the sum Of Thirty Dollars
in lawful money of tho United States OF
America. at IA" office of the Bank OF
Warwood. Warwood, West Virginia, be-
ing on" cars interest on its six per cont
ten year Special Assessment Bonds,
Series &C" No.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19
Mayer
Corporate }
Seal. }
= Uii' T"icn"'.

Re- Nr,!,r.
Tie. ini.r"st coupons attached 10 said
hauTg shrn b" in N" following form or
to- ,h.. Samo effect.
GO 90 rr N" first day of August.
iG.n. -" Town of Warw00d. in the
county nf ONi". state Of Wcet Virginia.
wiz pay - bearer III" sum or IhirtT
S,qirs oC America. Mt tho office nf the
E,nl, Of Norwood. in tho City Of Wheel
ing West Virginia. being ono years in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19
Recorder.

Recorder.
The said Street Improvement Bonds.
Series &C" shall he in the following form
or 10 tho same effect:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19
CuuntCrSiEned

TOWN OF WARWOOD.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19

CONTINUED On PaSs xhirts0A
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1919-11-28
n. C. FOUR DRIVEN BY FORD MOTORS

furniShed.l
Engines functloned perfectly"
said Lieutenant Commander Read,
who commanded big seaplane.
The Ford Motor Company has just
received official advice from the Ma
Wy Department that 1t was four Ford
Liberty Motors-all built IN the
Ford Motor Company's spops at De-
troit- which furnished the power
that drove the NC Four to victory
in its recent record breaking fight
across the Atlantic from Trepassey,
Newfoundland to Plymouth. England
q distance of 1000 miles. They were
regular stock motors built during
the war as part of the Ford Liber-
ty Motor production.
Upon his arrival in Lisbon, Por-
tugal, Lieut.. Commander Read, said,
The engines functioned perfectly
all the wav from America to Portu.
gal. And American Naval Officers
who thoroughly inspected the NC
Four upon its arrival at Plymouth,
England, stated that the big sea-
plane was in even better condition
than when it left America.
Theme Four flight, which has
meant a triumph for American en-
gineering skill, also adds another
record to Ford achievement.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1919-11-28
National Bank
Situation Fine,
Reports Show
Call by Comptroller Shows
Deposits In First National
81. 461,O59.O2
From Hattiesburg Daily Americana

From Hattiesburg Daily Americana
Bank statements, sworn to and is
sued under call of the comptroller of
the currency. show that Hattiesburg
and Forrest county continue pros
porous. In fact these statements
show that despite the fact Camp
Shelby has been practically abandon
ed bank deposits have, continued to
climb.
Geo. H. Hauenstein. cashier of the
First National Bank OF Hattiesburg
today stated that 1t should be mat
ter for great qualification here that
deposits in local banking houses re-
Elected an era of prosperity erected
upon firm and sound basis.
The statement of the First Naiion-
al Bank, issued today in compliance
with the order from Washington
shows the deposits of the institution
on November IL. 1919, to be "a, 46l
059 OF. 1t is interesting to compare
the deposits of this institution u
year ago, when approximately 30, 900
soldiers we're at Camp Shelby, to
those at this time when less than 80
men remain at camp. Toe state
ment of the First National showed
deposits Of $3.628, $40 "a on Novem-
Der /. 1918. 1t will DO observed
that the increase in in excess of $780,
900. Other Banks In Hattlesburg
also show large increased deposits.
Il think the figures prove that
the loss of Camp Shelby has not In
jured Hattiesburg and this vicinity"
said Mr.. Hauenstein. in discussing
the situation.
[Advsrtissmentl
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1919-11-28

The Herald expects to observe the
usual custom of suspending for the
Christmas holidays. Christmas day
comes on Thursday we shall prob
ably hurry up and issue paper for
that week ON Wednesday Dec. "a,
though it will be dated for Friday
Dec 26th. and suspend for the fol-
lowing week. viz: the issue to be da-
ted Jany. End. All having legal or
other ads to be run should hurry
them in so as not to touch the sus-
pended week period.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1919-11-28
GET SLOAN'S FOR
YOUR PAIN RELIEF
You don't have to rub it in
to get quick, comfort
ing relief

Once you've tried it on that stiff
Joint, sore muscle, sciatic pain, rheu-
matte twinge. lame back, you'll find
. warm, soothing relief you never
thought liniment could produce.
Won't stain the skin, leaves no muss,
wastes no time in applying, sure to
give quick results. A large bottle
means economy. Your own or any
other druggist has it. Got 1t today.
Sc. zoe. $40 +,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-02
fall the kind securely the ANY
these would appropriate the girl who going college orthe
school

TT is quite true that fashion is some
L thing of pendulum and swings back
and forth, bringing into vogue as it
swings things for today that were old
fashioned yesterday: and it is equally
true that in fashions as in other things
there is nothing new under the sun and
the only way to secure that which
seems new is to delve back into his
toric costumcry and haul out some
thing that was in vogue in bygone
ages. All this is quite true, but it is
likewise true that though fashion is
a pendulum there is one style that she
will not bring back, at least SO long
as there are motorcsrs, or anything
like motorcars, anC/ that is the hat
that is not secure.
For you know it was the motorcar
that was responsible for the passing
out of fashion Of tile hat that simply
rested on the head and was pinned
to the hair by means of many hatpins.
It was always a little uncertain in the
wind, but worse than uncertain if you
ventured with it in a motorcar. Then
so called automobile hats came into
vogue; the mushroom hat was of that
period. Crowns became larger and be-
fore long we had hat or crown that
really was crown in the same sense
that, the crown on a mans hat is q
! crown.
So though we might like to see a
radical change in hats, and though
there may have been something at
tractive in those hats-they left a
great deal of opportunity for our hair
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-02
The Question Corner
Today's Inquiries

/. Who is Paul Poiret?
=. What is the birthstone for Sep
tember?
3. What is the birthday flower for
this month?
4. Is it correct to wear a hat down
to dinner in a hotel when one Is
living there?
). How can the callus be removed
from the palms of the hands?
6. What will remove stains made
by acid fruits?
Yesterdays Answers
/. The approximate number of Girl
Scouts in America is &c. 900
.. In the game Of "Ditto" the play
ers sit around silently in a circle
and laughter is forbidden. The
leader makes certain motions and
the others have to copy them
exactly without smiling or making
any sound. For instance, the
leader pats the next players hair,
etc.
3. Brown is to be the most fash
ionable color for this fall.
t. "he powders that can be used
for dry cleaning at home are
French chalk or magnesia, full
ler's earth and corn meal.
8. To clean with these powders.
warm first and then Spread on the
material, rubbing in with either
the hands or brush. Let the
powder remain on several hours
and put fresh meal or powder on
as soon as the old becomes soiled,
Let the powder stay on all night
or couple of days when neces-
sary.
g. Use an old spectacle case for a
coin case.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-02
About Bobbed Hair

Npout poppco TSlr
To the Editor Of Womun's Page:
Dear Madam expect I shall have
my hair bobbed, as it is getting SO thin
and stringy. But if do bob it 1 want
to curl it around the bottom. How
could do it, for those short under
hairs right at the back especially will
hang straight and show?
Do you think that when this fashion
of short hair goes out of style there
will be a lot of foolish looking girls
with hair dangling around their necks
at that horrid length? I'm so afraid
I'll be sorry, for I have really pretty
hair and it is almost to my waist in
length, but I'm just crazy for curls
and my hair is anything but curly.
I've made it worse by trying to curl it.
You can wear such adorable little hats
with bobbed hair.
Do you think I could possibly curl
those under hairs il / bobbed it, and
then do you think that there will be
way to fix your hair when it's at that
ugly age?
l remain a steady caller for advice.
NJ. w.
wish could be able to say that
bobbinG the hair would make it come
in curly, but honestly I can't. / have
known cases where hair shaved tight
came in quite curly, but that was hair
that already had slight tendency to
curliness. Undoubtedly the fad of cut
ting the hair is only a passing one
and if were you with your pretty hair
nearly to your waist l would think
twice before doing it. There would be
no way to make the short hairs at the
back turn up except to put them up at
night.
Bobbed hair Is quite difficult to man
age when it gets to the awkward age.
and i suppose there will be a number
of girls having a time of it when theirs
grows that long. The little hats are
cute, but do you know it is possible
! to arrange the hair to look quite
''bobbed'? Why don't you try that?
You can find the name of Philadel- =
1 phia hair dressers in the telephone
book.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-02
And So They We're Married
BY HAZEL DEYO BATCHELOR
Copyright. 1919. by Public Ledger Co.

was most interesting, and she opened
her eyes wide when she found how -ex-
pensive these fine small things were.
The saleswoman who evidently de-
tected Ruth's inexperience, showed her
the daintiest things she had. in order
to tempt her so that she would not be
satisfied with anything cheaper, and
Ruth finally selected a very fine white
organdie, perfectly plain and admirably
tucked. 1t cost $3.50.
She bought cunning black strapped
slippers and some silk socks, although
the woman at the sock counter told her
that cotton and Isle were more prac-
tical. A few articles of underwear com
pleted her purchases and Ruth dis
covered that she had spent nearly so
on the baby. Something told her that
Jane would not be exactly appreciative
matter of course. At times JaneSwas
very trying.
Back at the boarding house it was
great fun to give Joy her bath and to
dress her in the new things. Ruth had
never held baby SO intimately before !;
it gave her thrill of responsibility tina,
was highly unusual. And when Joy
was finally dressed and Ruth had settled
herself in the rocker to wait for Jane,
she tried to imagine that Joy was hers,
and that she was waiting for Scott to
return, only when she looked around
the room she found it hard to imagine
herself living in such an ugly place. II
wasn't that the room was so dirty at
this special time, but it was so cheer
less. so ugly, no effort had been made