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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-26
Grinrell and Vicinity.
Special to T!nes-Republican.

Special TO Times Republican.
Grinnell Nov. 2s.-The vacancy IN
the working force ~ the Grinnell Saw
ing- Bank, caused by TIE resignation
Of Carl Child. who takes the position
on Dec OF cashier OF the Citizens
National Bank OF this city. has been
filled by the election Of T. L. Nelson,
q Btsbse, who will begin his work
here about January next Mr.. Nelson
Is an Iowa boy and q graduate OF
Gr!nneu College II the class of 1911.
For nine years he has been connected
with the Citizens State Bank Of Bis
bee.
Postmaster Nelson ann ounces no de-
Every in either city or country Or
Thanksgiving Day. but outgoing mail
Tin De cared for as usual.
AL business houses will ta closed
TO patrons tomorrow. but grocery
stores and meat markets will remain
open this evening until patrons are
served
Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Cooper were IN
Newton on Saturday afternoon 20 wit
ress the marriage u their son. Den
ve- Cooper. with Miss Helen Benton.
Of Mortezuma- The young couple will
reside here for the present.
Mr. and Mrs. George ". Cowden
have Rad the pleasuro 0, visit from
Mr.. Cowden's mother. Mrs. ". P. Cow
cen. Of AdaIr. and his sister. Mrs.
Ella Ctantry. Of Des toines. Both la
dies have returned 20 their homes.
Sir. and Mrs. George u. Christian
are 81 jov5ng a Thanksgiving visit from
their daughter Miss Jcastca, who wen,
20 Na-sha,l.own yesterday and sang
last : ght before the Twentieth Cen
.u-y Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jens F4endrickson and
their daughter Hazel visited over Sum
day q. the home Of r. Stangeiand. on
sheir way from their home near Brook
lyn 20 81. Louis. where Miss Hazel
will take treatment IN a sanatoriurn.
Mr. s,angslard is brother Of Mrs.
Hendr;cksoa-
The Reo"tth iot=ee OF this city has
70 tire Old people ard the orprary Of
che O15 FeI'pws ho~rs at Mason city
On Saturday tie Gordon Graz ger
worrs rs Poi.e. CORR No. 9 gent the!r
annual offering of t-r,sts AMI te'lirs 20
.h4 hospital patients Of the soldiers
home a. Ma -sh5'1,own.
Miss Ruth Ca'derwoof. adopted
~ lighter Of Jch- 4 Flock, 0. this
ci-y. has had the Measure Of vfs,,
from her brother. Er-ettr ralfcrwood
who vert from here 70 Des No'res on
! ais way back ~ s's home IN Eldridgc
Hr. and Nrg. J. g Reeler. living
south Of this city. viii have the pleas
ure Of the company III their daughter
Mrs. z. g. Morrison. and her family
| for the rect ot tf1'g week, Mr.. Morrison
coming from htg business In Nebraska
| for that purpoHe.
This is gift week for the Grinnef
Community hospital and donations o.
al ktnds are solicited for the comfort
of the patients.
Mics MarybeIle FogE, Of Guthri.
Center. graduate Of Grinnel, College II
the CLAIR Of 1918. viii be the Thanks
| giving guest OF Aiss Helen r. Field
szs Park street, and viii 90 on Il
/ anae5 80 s..-nG :'5= wedding OF frient
ca grntaT. Ehe Ia teaching r1nthe-
MATES In the. high school Of Knox
1 Vile
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-26
has. WRIGHT BEFORE JURY.
Girl Who Was Wroneed by Youth
Fcrcei % Testify.

Fort Dodge, Nov. 2s.-1,rs. Robert
L Tr.gh, was called before the grand
Irry yeg-e-day.
Taa sirl ~ho before her marriage
preferred charges IF criminal assault
against her preSAnt husband was
served with subpoenae and given
insrr:c. eat time 70 notify anyone be-
fore she entered ths grand Jury room
She waz closetsd with the grand
.1,y tor two noCre.
Rctert l. wright las returned %
For Dodge
TIE roa Of Tpde. Robert Il. Tr2zht
arrived AZ hs home here the day the
grand jury began hearing evidence On
the charges o. criminal assault p-e-
.e--ed against him oy the gin who is
now his Wife
Yong Tr.zhe let. To- Dooze I'm
csG!stely zt-e- his marriage 10 Freisa
Eschez. The marriage followed By
two weeks the Labo- Day celebration
az .ae srrlc-y here. which vas fol
loUe1 ~ me alleged assault. Since
LEAVING here he .as 5een working in
Detroit, where - Is l5y!ng al the
aorce o. z g2ste-.
A,tho her marriage 20 Wright has
forcTe- shvt tbe 1acUth IF the stare~s
chef wt.negs, Attorney Gereral Ea--
re-. Special Pycsecutor 2Jose-t Eealy
AID CGGnty Attorney Werner CafF3el-
son are confident that they hare sufN-
Gent gviSsocs otherwise upon which
70 secure z conviction.
No a-erap. In rcaSe 70 hide their
expectations ~ prove the crime III
rape thru testimony IL ptyz!cisns
WHO attended tie zfrf after the al.
legged attack Torn clOtninz, pnO-c-
graphs III the OFFS bo5y showing
bruises end team, her own Etaternsnts.
mate In sr!Say,.S bstore her mar
riaxe, wr.gats oSn rsmsrks tie GAY
after the alleged crime are all To De
! used 81 the sHort 10 secure . Deni-
| tsnti2ry sentence foY hn-
.niie .2e SIa=s swy IL >ss.-He--
/ ing eYtdsncs sgainst his EOn. the
boys father, who In one Of the beet
known 3urists In Iowa, - hoidins
court In Hardin coUnty.
An audience that completely sied
the courtroom listened 20 Judge II.
z. Fry. Of y>ons, ysstsrtay ~ be
read Instructions 10 tbs sgry.
The cases soa are 10 take up ~
told them, ARE 0f paramount I'm
| portanc., and each N you shnnld facs
the matter f.arsssiy saA e - tn
1 partial nlanosr."
The bog sSainst vhon tbe charges
are prsferTed did not app<Ar ut the
i cssn house. He n stsyfnS ~ III
4 faahsrs hscnA The On " WITH him.
Il TAs ~ - ut nasty sn1ss ttSSSt -.
poan1ss b016A
Ameag the witnesses rho wSfa
cal,se - aprsAs tsforS tbs GRAD
5nsy ays ~. ard Mn. n G. ESsbN
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-26
YAWN plslccATEs MANS NECK.
Mayor swisher. Of Iowa city, Gets
Relief BY Prompt Treatment.

Special 70 Times Republican.
Iowa City, Nov. a6.-Pra ct!cally a
broken neck was the injury inflicted
on Ingalls, Sw!sher, mayor OF Iowa
City by himself In the oldest pos
s!ole fashion. Awakening IN bed at
early morn. he stretched and yawned
with sudden and exceptional force.
Snap, One of his cerv!cal verteSrae
was d!slocoted. A surgeon was sum-
r2orsd irl-ne d.ately and gave the mayor
prompt treatment. swapping the verte-
brae back into place. The excruciat-
ing torture was diminished, but the
wrenched and swollen muscles Of his
honor" are SIN causing him grave
pain.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-26
TINES REPUBLICAN, MARsHAILTowN IOWA. NOVEMBER %

parents-in-iaw Of young wrishti
Betty Kline. the ls-year-oid COM
pAnion OF Mrs. wright's. who was
with her the night Of the alleged as
saut; c. N. Easton, a photographer
who photographed parts OF tho girls
body the day after the attack, and
twenty-five others. 2
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-26

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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-12

dinre negent nostr de aic de bne este dncoo
mai puea or cuteza sa reimpareze penu ca vo rebu
sa 81 dea seama de mue i'm zua in VI ,sa
stem".
Dincolo ce rdei' pot tingui 1k Ii le fura a
81 Gel stu faca literature nationa ascund dupa
alt 81 asa eren Gel probat aua 81 dferte rfnda
Dncoo ara referntess culese u,oamot din auto
II streni nici face nazdravenie cate nnaile
sacature nc in altaru gazetare cnstte hi parund to
zevzec sd reseteca in America IVA Dincolo
este ege te asigura contra ~ ncoo de ar
st dins cine le merge de ac - daca putt erge grea
rusnii vota, inelgenta 81 ne un numaru
patru pentru uni din nteligenti amercania
Pentrn ca dinsi sunt cea della be s striga ca Ca
La mine Ia nime Dinsii vor sd nebune lumea "a afa
ceri almente de biserci cooniza q e crecodilor
banci cazute cn bani papat fol acupi ii falmenta
te stunt ncrun foare cinstte romnes 81 aeestea se pa
ca dnsii atraga atentinnea puh are sA ulut
DacA asta cinstea, lasati-ne sa r3r 6srx de dnsa
M ne trebuie domnilor z n sfs fz sz
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-12
MdruntiSuri.
EPIGRAMA ZILEI.
ARTIsTULH.

ARTISTULUf.
Al vapsit multe pc lume
Cind mai rele, cind mai slabe;
Al minjit oameni Gu hume
81 din sfinti al facut babe.
Val, vail. -.
Sovietul Rusiei, tocmai pc cind
credeam moi ca au ieSit din moda
ultimatele, TRIMS un ultimat
Rom1niei.
Sc crede ca in Mexico sunt mai
multi general decit soldati. De
aceea Sc int1mpla ca in fiecare Il
lasata de Dumnezeu auzim des-
pre- uciderea cutarui general me-
xican.
in linia anunturilor unei orga
nizatiuni dintra cele mai ,,mon-
dene 81 terrible" aflam ca mai
multi sunt functionari, decft mem
bril- 81 mai multi general decit
societati.
Problema locuintelor ar putea
fl rezolvata foarte usor, daca IL
nil dintre proprietarii de case ar
avea mai putine odai goale in a
partamentele la carl trebue sd lei
..lifturi'
DAFT cartea de vizita unui ON
suspitios 81 vel vedea ca 1ndat i
luneca GU degetul pc dinsa sa va
da daca e fngravat numele ori ba ?
Cind un ON ingaduie ca are
greseli. tie poti ramasi ca dinsul
e de credinta ca ale lui sunt ma
mici ca ale altora.
Daca nu are sa fie introdusa s.
chestiunea Gu .,ud'' Ori ..uscats
in conferinta de pace, atunci Sc
pare ca aceasta cOnferinta are 81
termine lucrarile cit mai iute.
Omul pc care-l pune o fata il
castelele visurilOr sale inainte dt
sc casatori, de object. nu seama
na Gu Mutt orr Jeff-ul dupa >ca
re Sc casatoreste.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-12

al Rusiei, Sc gaseste in Paris. To-
tusi pima acum ell nu STA facut a
paritia in cercurile delegation de
la conferinta de pace.
Ucis de un srapnel Philadel-
phia. ~ Harry Robbins fost u
els de un srapnel, care a facut
explozie in timpul cind Sc apucase
sal fiarba ca sal curete de para
fina de pc ell. Explozia mai ra-
nit 81 pc sora lui Robbins 81 "a
cut 0 mare spartura in peretele
easel. Robiinds, care un mari
mar hberat, adusese srapnelul din
Franta.
Rominiei ii trebue cal. - Wa
shington. = De la departmental
de razboi Sc anunta ca cfteva gu
verne europene voiesc sa cum
perepere 10000 de cal din State
lie Unite. Romfnia voeste 10000
de cal, Polonia 10000, Serbia
10000 81 Ceho-Slovachia $4,000
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-12
REFLECTII.
$ G o L I L q.

Niste oameni cuprinsi de accese
de furie ne striga mereu ca moi
-suntem contra scolilor; aceasta
halucinatie Isl are originea in YES
MICA prostie Gu care sunt inzes-
trait acesti oameni. E de neinchi-
putt ca sa presupui ca moi care ce-
rem ca poporul sa fie stapin pc
destinele lui, este similar Gu a.
celia ca poporul sd fie fara scoii.
E fo hrte~ clar ca daca poporul ia
ce pc stapinul in casa lui, asa
cum Sc 81 cuvine, atunci sa fie
sigui'i dusmanii poporului, ca po-
poru va deschide scoli pentru
toti, asa ca toti acei ce STINT vo-
cayia de deveni reprezentanti adc-
varati al stiintei sd poata 1nvata
Astazi- daca al punga groasa 81
trecere pc la cutare domn din
minister, ori alte locuri, vitelul pc
care l-ai dat la scoala in curind il
vel $coate bou eminent.
De acesti boi avem droaie =
mai ales in America. 81 pentru ga
sunt asa cum la lasat Dumnezcu
- Gu mintea limitata - eli nu
vor sd inteleaga ca intiietate sc
da, in aceasta tara, capacitatilor
81 nu diplomelor. 81 de aceia stri
ga acum in gura mare ca moi
suntem contra scolilor. Sa va arat
insa ca tocmai acesti oameni Isl
bat joe de scolile noastre, punind
gimnaziul alaturea Gu scolile pu-
blice ori cum acasa Gu Scolile de
la safe. Ell cauta un t1nar care Sc
alba ori patru clase gimnaziale,
orr sa fie trecut prin Scoala tpu-
blica de aici. Adeca scoala publ
ca de aici poate da un ON tot
att de bine jeducat ca cele patru
gimnaziale de acesa? Iata nm
compliment platit scolilor noa-
sire.
Daca ziceam moi aceasta, ar Fl
urlat uni ca ne batem Joe de
scoli, fnsa dinsii rid de cei Gu ,,pa-
tru clase gimnaziale"?
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-12
INFORMAL

Wilson va vizita Belgia. = Pa
ris. = S'a aflat ca in curind pre-
sed. Wilson va vizita Belgia 81 va
tine un discurs important in de-
cursul sederei sale in tara.
Unul care s'a saturat de Qua.
- Pittsburg, Pa. = Michael Mes
kocy, in etate de patruzeci 81 noua
de ami, a mincat trei duzini dc
QUA rosi la masa prin care cele-
brat sosirea zilei de Pasti. Peste
noapte a murit de indigestiune.
Expulzarea 800 de rosii. =
Buenos. Aires. = 300 de anar-
chisti, dintre earl cea mai mare
parte sunt Rusi 81 Italieni, vor fl
expulzati Marti din tara. ,Printre
Ell Sc afla 81 citeva femei. Seful po-
litiei anmta ca in curind ~vor fl
culesi pentru expulzare inca 400
dintre aceStia.
Ucisi de furtuna. Corpus
Christi. = Un puternic uragan
care s'a deslantuit pc valea Rio
Grande, eel mai periculos din cite
au 'b1ntuit vre-o data partile de
sud-vest ale Texas-ului, darimat
case, a vatamat semanaturile, a
desradacinat pomi 81 omorft
cincisprezece persoane. Sc zice ca
cele mai multe dintre victime supt
Mexicani.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-12
POSTA ADMlNISTRATIEI

D-lui Ilarie Botezan, Wheeling,
w. Va: In urma primirei scri-
sorei de la d-ta, cercetfnd cazul
despre care ne-ati intrebat, am
constatat ca mergea numai unuia,
acum am Msat sa mearga ambc-
lie, semnificind Gu ~ 81 ~. -
Salutari.
D-lui Dumjtru Mattel Dryden,
Mich: ~ Sc dntelege, moi am pri-
nit ambele d-tale scrisori, insa in
nici una nu ne-ati TRIMS 81 taxa
de schimb. Acum asteptam . treia
scrisoare.
lGai multora din Detroit, Mich,
81 tuturor carl Ger schimbul adre-
sei, y trimit4 totdsauna u taxa
Icu,tenit& pentEu schilAb, altfsl -
nu astepte, c2ci serisorilor ne in
sotits do tara euysnitx M n.se
az atentiuna.
D-lui Gsores Dumitxu, Datroit,
'1Gich.: ca plScere, insA cere
explicatif Il societate, 81 = fiti
.siguri ca yeti ii satisfieut. Pro-
babil totul ! fost din vre-o e
roslre.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-12
fnchiderea unhi c&pitan Gel

A~AOAAA~~SASs
man. - Londra. Capitanul n
Nui submarin German a fost adus
ieri din Spania 81 fnchis imediat
in turn. Ziarul Starr zice ca cl
fusese comandantul unui snbma-
rim care pc timpul razboiului scu-
fundase citeva vapoare de spital.
Propaganda do rxscoalA contra
Evreilor din 0eGmania. - Lon
dra. 20 telegrama primita din
Berlin prin agentia Exchange Te-
legraph Company anunta ca in
| capitala Germaniei Sc duce o pro-
paganda de rascoala contra evrei-
lor 81 ca pc la colturile stradelor
s'au pus afise prin carl poporul
este asmutit sd masacreze pc e;
vrei fiindca, scria in afise, Evreii
au ucis 200 de copii in ziua de
Pasti. Ca rezultat al acestei mis-
| carl, fruntasii israeliti au rugat
misiunea americana din Berlin
sa lie ia apararea
Americani transportati intr 'un
vapor german. Washington. =
De la departamentul naval Sc a.
nunta ca marele vapor german
Tmperator a plecat S1mbata de ia
Brest spre New York Gu citeva
unitati de trupe amreicane. I'm
perator este de aceiasi marine ga
81 Leviathan 81 Sc pot imbarca pc
ell zece mil de soldati dintr'o data.
o tagaduire din partea Japoni-
eli. = Toxic. + Oficialii Japonezi
au desmintit Gu tarie STRIFE carl
anuntau ca Japonezii erau ames.
tecati in miscarea de independen
Ita a Mongoliei
| Achitarea lui Humbert. = Pa
ris. Astazi a fost achitat Sc
natorn Humbert, care fusese su
pus judecatii curtei martiale pen
tru vina de a Fl avut legatufi c,
inamicul in timpul >razboiului. d.
asemenea mai fost achitat 81 ca
pitanul Georges Jile Ladoux, fos
tul director al biroului ,inteligen
tel in ministerul de razboi 81 a
cuzat de aceiasi crima ca 81 Hum
bert. Pierre Lenoir, un alt acuzat
a fost condanlnat la moarte, ial
William Desopches a fost con
damnat la cinci AMI de puscarie
Tarul lar ) fnviat. Londra
= O telegrama trimisa de la Ber
lin catre ziarul Daily Chronick
zice: ..Fostul Tar Nicolae al Rn
siei 81 familia sa sunt in viata"
Telegrma-nu mai da alte lamuriri
/
Ucisi de tren. Columbus. =
Automobilul in care calatorcs
dentistul w. E. Shandrach, soti.
sa 81 Gu cele doua flee ale lor ;
fOst isbit de un tren la raspin
tia de peste canalul Winchester
!Dentistul 81 Gu fata cea mai mar
au fost ucisi, lar sofia 81 Gu cea
lalta Sc afla gray ranite.
o desmintire din partea Cana
del. = Ottawa, Ont. = Svonuril
, ca William Hahenzollern ar po
seda mari intinderi de pamintui
, in vestul Canadei sunt desmintit
de oamenii guvernului insarcinat
Gu anchetarea acestui fapt, car
!, au anuntat ca fostul Kaiser a
Germaniei nu poseda in Canad'
,,proprietate in valoare nici maca
de un dollar"
Toti Persienii sunt poeti. :
Londra. = Martin Donohoe, III
correspondent Englez care. sga ina
. poiat de curfnd din Persia, zic'
ca a observat ca toti persieni
: scriu poesie.
! Kerensky . A Paris. - Paris
Teri s'a aflat ca Alexandr,
Kerensky, fostul prim-ministrl
ii, de bine ce este dincolo, nu vol
lmpatrieze, pentrH ca vor trebu
zs,,o 1,o 0o,,o xvss@ ~ ox M nv,,no
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-12

Kerensky . A Paris. Paris.
. Teri s'a aflAt ca Alexandra
Kerensky, fostul prim-ministrn
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-12

Tarul lar ! inviat. Londra.
= O telegrama trimisa de la Ber-
lin catre ziarul Daily Chronicle
zice: .,Fostul Tar Nicolae al Rn-
siei 81 familia sa sunt in viata"
Telegrma>nu mai da alte lamuriri
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-07-19
GOLD STARS TOLD THE STORY
Pathetic Reason Why Elderly Lady
Was Glad of Companionship
of Fox Terrier Puppy.

A group of men were at lunch in
a New York club, and one of them
told this story: I
NY daughter Is going 70 school al
Wellesley. The other day a friend in
Boston sent her a little fox terrier
puppy. She couldn't keep him at
school, so she made inquiry for a
place where he could be boarded till
the end of the term. As result of
her inquiries she received a note from
a lady saying she would be glad to
take care of the dog, not only be-
cause of the little additional pin
money ii would give her, but mainly
because she was very. very lonely. So
my daughter went to her home. There
she found sweet-faced, white-haired
Old lady who must indeed have been
very lonely. for I'm the front window
there hung service flag containing
five gold stars, each representing
son."
And that is the reason the old lady
with the halo Of white hair was so
lonely that she welcomed the cOmpan-
ionship of even fox terrier puppy
Thrift Magazine.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-07-19

How Wonderful Little Cubs Are!
thought it would be nice for everyone
to know that
Wei. this is to be a short story told
by mother bears.
The daddy bears are different in
the ZOO from when they're free" said
one mother bear.
YES" said another mother bear,
''the keeper knows that and so he sep
arates the daddy bears for they, alas
and alack, eat up their little ones
when in the zoo. But a mother bear
won't do such a thing even in the ZOO"
ended the first mother bear.
How wonderful little cubs are"
said the second mother bear.
Wonderful" said the first mother
bear.
They're SO chubby, and round, and
cunning said the second mother
bear.
They're absolutely adorable" said
the first mother bear.
And they come at just the right
time of the year" said the second
mother bear
Yes" agreed the first mother bear,
"they love the winter and the cold
weather"
so do we" said the second mother
bear, land we feel Just like taking
care Of them in the winter and doing
things for them"
WED sleep If we were free" said
the first mother bear. "hut we'd only
be doing and housekeeping when the
little ones come, for IL is really the
latter part Of the winter when they're
born"
Yes" said the second mother bear.
"and all the little ones want at first
j. To eat and sleep, which is just what
we want them to do"
I'VE do get along so beautifully"
said the feSt mother bear. It's nice
10 be a bear and to have little cubs
come to cheer up an old bear"
IT'S nice world" said the second
mother bear. for there are bears
u i'll"
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-07-19
important TO Mothers
SHED LIGHT ON SUPERVISION
Younqster Put Into Action the Effect
School officials Words Had on
the Children.

A certain town has new school SUI
pervisOr who is not an amiable as he
might be. The president of the school
5Uafu mrs nearu com ssfnts>Bcfs H5ts
until the other evening was he much
affected by them. Then he happened
TO be watching his own and the neigh
bOrhOOd youngsters playing school. His
own seven-year-Old wished to be teach
er, but was always turned down be
cause of his youthful age. Finally
when his protests had become pltiful,
one of the older children said: "Why,
you can be Mr.. T, the new super
visor. John. Then You can visit our
room"
John left the room, and when he
rp-entcred came as III" new SuperviS-
or. And how he did come, He slap
ped one child, shook another. and
shook his fist ut the third. Then
the school board member laughed. He
surely doesn't do that wav." he said
to them.
John made answer Not 'xactIy,"
he admitted. "ffe Just says the things
dO."-IndianapOlls News.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-07-19

We are apt to think that things
practical, in any kind of apparel, are
bure to be commonplace and unattrac-
live and that things pretty are likely
TO be impractical. But the designers
IF bathing suits have finally succeeded
In turning out beach clothes that are
both practical and pretty. After a
lot of experimenting with fabrics and
styles they have furnished the bath
ers Of this season good looking and
comfortable clothes, from the crown
OF their heads to the sOles of their
feet" Every item in the bather's out
DIT has been carefully thought out
Capes to wear to and from the
beach prove the most acceptable Of
garments, for they are made of cloths
that water does not damage, as Turk
lsh tOweling jersey cloth, rubberized
cloths and certain silks. Caps t.
match in color are Cleverly draped u
rs to be not unbeComing and are
made of rubber and trimmed with rub
Der ornaments and flowers. With a
cape that mas not been in the water
and cap that refuses to be wet, one
,an return from a swim and walk
even city streets homeward. conscious
II being presentahle.
In the picture of two bathing suits
shown here. one is Of taffeta silk and
he other of black wool jersey with
white stripes in the collar and short
sleeves, and around the bottom of the
lnickerbockers and skirt. The cape is
" rose-cOlored bath tcveling. and the
ZAP of rubber matches 1t in color and
IS trimmed with little rubber flowers.
Black silk stockings and cloth shoes
complete as satisfactory a suit as the
ieason has produced.
The other suit is of blue taffeta, the
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-07-19
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MOTHER BEARS.

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animals for no h,5 hon ,,ulvirc q
good deal with ,he terpar, learning
all about the way> Of the animals. and
he thought Nick and Nancy would like
to hear about them.
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and mora about ,b, 700 animals baor-
inc ~. ttf,gs ,bot pad,t, to,rna,f
yb.r b. ri.,orcl 70 tho stories rho
keepers had 10 tcs We are going TO
near of some OF the trips the children
made 10 the 700 with Daddy and SOME
times how Daddy left them alone with
the kecr~r and the kccper told them
stories Of the ways Of the animals
when free.
Sometimes. too. they would just
watch the animals and by their sounds
and actions they would tell their own
stories. SO w are going to hear all
these things We shall hear some Of
'he IllhES the animals III lht 20" no
when they are free. and how differ
emily they live In the zoo.
Sometimes too, we are going to hear
that they do the same things in the
ZOO as out of the 700. for so they do
At any rate everything that Daddy
found out to tell his two children. and
which am telling 10 you, is quite,
quite true. The animals tell their own
stories by their actions. by their ways
They don't have To talk the talk or
children or Of Erown-upS.
So thai all these animal stories. OF
course. are true, just as they have nj
ways been true and always will be
true. for animal stories which weren't
true wouldn't bee any fun at all.
Whom ya want mako h.Iiava stories