davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The mirror., 1919-10-30
Versailles. the Beautiful

Ten miles from Paris the versaa
the magnificent palace beautiful alike itself for
holds of French history and striking folly
ard pride.
When Louis XIV tired of the royal residence Gman
turned hunting lodge his Versailles
It described sad without
without wood without without land
sandy marsh But the
such les Money labor and lives lavshe buildings
and decosons One million dollars
undertaking.
Additions the palace became when in 1862 be-
the kings residence and the Offices the
removed The buildings than third of mile long.
could thousand closely with
the history until that 1889 when mob
Paris goaded desperation by resulting from the reckless
represented by Versailles appeared before the palace and
forced Louis XVI Marie first
toward the scaffold, so it proved.
there while begng Paris and in the Versailles the
For arward the palace
again the of government
While the palace itself destruction in the Revolution
of the The today the grand
the of the kings and
their families with the old elaborate with
articles furniture belonging period when Versailles in its
glory.
splenddly decorated hall the Glass Gallery More than 24O
feet and than 40 feet height lighted by
The mirror., 1919-10-30

windows commanding fine of the Each of these
matched by mirror the opposite side of the In the
reflected the fine other decorations that
ceiling walls It this that William proclaimed
the German
Another huge the Gallery of Battles, nearly
dd feet and paintings the
with history France besides
other memorials Of leading French warriors
The of the whole building and of
opportunity spaces
decacy shown
handles
Many devoted of French his
comprising paintings sculptures souvenirs Of all kinds illus
trating different periods and systematically
The gardens the palace with the sheets of
the the play The
ideals of
the As the the pal
subjects from classical mythology side and
of original The finest col
lection of bronzes in the world be here.
when Louis XIV his plan for the palace
Versailles he built small hand Later
by beautiful building of This called the
until the erection of another distinguish
Tnon Madam de Mantenon Louis
occupied by Louis XIV
and Louis XVI II associated largely with Napoleon who of
stayed there. e.--Seiected.
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Beyond

It seemeth such little way to me
Across to that strange country-the Beyond;
And yet, not strange. for it has grown to be
The home of those of whom am so fond;
They make it seem familiar and most dear,
As journeying friends bring distant regions
So close it lies. that when my sight is clear
think almost the cleaning strand.
know feel those who have gone from here
Come near enough sometimes to touch my hand.
I often think, but for our veiled eyes,
We should find Heaven right round about us lies
can not make it seem day to dread,
When from this dear earth shall journey out
To that still dearer country of the dead
And join the lost ones, SO long dreamed about.
love this world. yet shall l love TO go
And meet the friends who wait for me know.
never stand above bier and
The seal of death set some well-loved face
But that think One more to welcome me,
When shall the intervening space
Between this land and that over there"
One more to make the strange Beyond seem fair
And so for me there is no sting to death,
Aud so the grave has lost its victory.
1t is but crossng-with bated breath
And white. set face-a little strip OF sea-
Tc find the loved ones waiting the shore.
More beautiful more precious than before.
Ella Wheeler WSlcox
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BOYLE oRE111Y
Most wonderful which cross the
the Their are extraordinary
and although fall exhausted
full The butterfly army generally includes many
beautiful of
decended rest on vessels
200 miles The farthe authenticated
has been captured recorded by eight
who large 1900 miles from
the possible land
they 90 no one knows and
though distinguished nauras attempted
lem. it still as European
traveller beheld the sight
Toward the of specimens discovered
fitting out the days by the number increases
about July IA 15 when the by myr-
lads of these al insects. 1t wondrousy beautiful"
interesting
of developments the
be killed by This leads belief that
method of pasurzng milk which
able respects supplanted pres
that the delicate erments
destroyed that
on The applied by of hydraulic 1t
possible apply high 100000 pounds the
inch pounds the inch for Is minutes
has been found to kill bacteria Higher supplied
when the extraordinarily stubborn. In general
30 1000 pounds for 20 will
purpose This recently
the American Chemical Coming from such will be
accepted as authoritative as we'll as interesting.
song Japanese sing raising
building ranks with
cordng Henry Echhem Boston who spending
japan studying oriental He said Tokyo: The
have evolved by the of elimination perfect philosophy
perfect could think think
realize absolute simplicity of their e
he about Japan he takes the primitive music of
the sound BELLS with their beautiful
with the of making them themes for his
The mirror., 1919-10-30
Western Man May Succeed Redfield

Western Man May Succeed Redield
resignation Secretary Redfd take effect
public him and his cabinet place.
reported Washington that President Wilson select
a his
Announcement Redfied did
his disagreement with Director General of Railroads Hines
regarding
early Mr. eded however,
donied hs was the resu Of friction h and
other administration officials
my sad the result quarrel Disagree
haprn other but caused solely
entirely desire business and
AFFAIRS which for than eight have
been subordinaed the public interests"
of New York and Wilbur W. Marsh Waterloo
a have both mentioned possible Mr. Red
Didn't Saving Daylight
Among many problems
ton of the and that
pexy the local professors natural history and
regulating famous hona ckass who by
his regular and dependable brang had regulated clocks and
in Lthonia for several months
W. Ragon who lives from the of the
the biggest jacka De Kab the prize specimen of North
Georgia.
Something year Reagons son. Aaron
going morning leading barn.
whenever cka the horse he would pretty
his hence the braed eight
o'clock For few months he had brayed precisely
whether Lhona folks quit
bray
children hiked off 20 school,
daylight-savng clocks
and watches them them
them ahead They didn't want depend brayng
Their old
full duty they did before So they their
ahead one hour and let it that
But how they the old ahead hou
pushing from behnd said One said he
didn't work. Neither did he, for a fortnight.
special meeting of the board of called
of setting that brayng ackass who
having eight O'clock tme O'clock
time, thus making all the kiddes late al school,
Benjamin Franklin And His Thrifty Wife Deborah
Benjamin Franklin, whose picture
War his
OF Frugaty enrichine vrtue
lucky find wife who, therefore,
fortun to me"
Deborah Franklin thrifty oomely and made
he
While the philosopher France seeking aid for the
republic CHEEKY
shine contained in her frequent letters
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Relata Refero
Bits Of Interesting Reading and Information
Gathered From Many Sources
By Scissors.

By
WHAT IS GooDa
What is the real qoodp
ask in musDg mood.
Order said the law court,
knowledge, said the schools
Truth said the wise men;
Pleasure said the foo
Love- said q maiden;
Beauty. said the page;
Freedom, said the dreamer
Home, said the sage
Fame, said the soldier;
Equity, said the seer;
Spake my heart full sadly
The 8 not
Then within my
Softly this / heard
Each heart holds the secret;
Kindness is the word"
oRE1LLY
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Miscellaneous Items Developed Into Human
Interest Tales BY Ambitious Writers
Bryan Finds 1920 Getting Near

Bryan Finds 1920 Getting Near
William Jennings Bryan public again,
in she role Security He finds his
special the
submitted the house OF
March 1919 The
Mr. this should be read by
because approaching campaign 1920 He
Here we have it, with
league almost predatory in
The indicated that the
those charge the leagues
the protection of the packers and second
son to ownership railroad this be add
ed the transfer income the rich to the poor.
The foresight admitted; the department of
the packers for viola
the of ownership
of railroads is before
Inventor Lifts Terrors of the Fog From Harbors
the will not longer be
necessary harbors waiting
the weather ghens In signed
with Hansou young of Angeles the took
practical control vessels fog
outside hsrbors
naval base New London and
channel New York harbor By the of the
with the radio which the has
perfected delay travel due weather be eliminated The
compass shipping sight of land" and the device
friendly biggest of ships through
channels safely and quickly to its pier
a simple cable is laid in the of
Through low frequen
the listening devices board ship off
pitch mistaken for other sound
ship cable harbor line the DOCK On the
bridge captains cabin like telephone
placed attached the hull of the ship The ship
follows the Of the cable.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-27

spodziewaja sic znajdzie sic ma
stole obrad nadchodzqcej konwen
Cyl Konstytucyjnej. " hotclu La
Sale, odbedzic sic jutro bankict,
ia kt6rych obecne beda delegatki
ma Sissy sejm kobiet, Sejm ten
zwo}uja Stowarzyszenia kobiet,
rozrzuconc pc caFym stanie, ma
kt6rym kwestya omawian9 be-
die wyczerpujaco ! powziete
kroki, kt6rc dadzq i'm wygrana.
Konwcncya otwartq zostanie
przyszlcgo czwartku i trwac be-
die dni diva. Wstepna move
wypowic PAM Wilbur Trout, kto
ra jest prezesk2 Stowarzyszenla.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-27
KRoTKIE
EUROPY.

Bytom, Slask, 27. pazdziernika.
poblizu Krahowic ma Sl2sku
zderzy1 sic poci4g osobowy L to-
warowym i W katastrofie tel 40
os6b postradalo zycie, 60 zostaso
ciezko, a 80 LEI rannych.
Londyn, 81. pazdziernika. -
w rocznice zawieszenia broni, d.
1lgo listopada, odbedzie SIG we
Francyi ,.pielgrzy1nka zwycie--
silva" do LourdeS, ma czelc ktorej
stanic kardyna& Rhei4fsu.
Paryz, q. pazdziernika: - We
die statystyk Czerwoncgo Nrzy-
ia W spustoszonych okolicach
Francyi wynosi ubytck ludnoSci
okoto 100000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-27
vie postanowieh o wyplacie INA
cznego odszkodowania wojenne-
EKSKOMUNIKA OLA OPO-
NENTOW CELIBATU.

Geneva, 81. padziernika. -
WSrGd kleru czeskiego szerzyl sic
.juz cd dhuzszego czasu ruch "a
zniesieniem celibatu i otrzymane
ostatnio z Innsbruka depesze po-
daja, re papieski delegat ks. arcy-
biskIp Ikordac, ktory przybyi do
Pragi okolo miesiac temu, rzucil
ekskomunike ma pewna lnzbe
aczeskich ksiezy, ktorzy zawarli
zwiazki mahenskie. Podobno O.
golem znalazbo sic qomiedzy Cze-
chami 81 takioh ksiezy, ktorzy O.
zcnili sic i dalej usi}owali sprawl
wac obowiazki kapiaarskie. 8. :.
KANDYDAT DO o WE
G~IERSKIEGO.
Stockholm, 81. pazdziernika. -
,.Svcnska Tagbladct' donosi, It
wcdle otrzymanych przez to PTS
mo wiarvgodnych rzekomo infor
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Prawie kazdy polskf agent real
nosciowy og3asza sic W DZIENNlhO
CHJCAGOSKIM BIO niejednokrotnie
przekmal sic, re tn n~ajlepiej mu sic
oplaca.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-27
z "a KULIS NIEMIECKIEJ


Berlin, 81. Pazdziernika- -
w czasie debat niemieckiego zgro
madzenia narodowego mad bud
zetem ministerstwa spraw "a
granicznych oSwiadczyi wicepre-
zydent zsromadzenia Konrsd
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-27

stepowaniem twojem: zdrajca
rychio STAG sic moze zbojca, ale
twoi doradcy - MECH ME zapo-
minaja, ze stryczek, ktory ciebie
czeka, dosiegnie rowniez ich kar-
kow."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-27

macy arcyksiaze Jozef auStryacki
zostanie wkrotce powolany ma
iron wegierski. Podobno popular
nose lego ma Wegrzech rosnie Co
.raz bardziej, a tamtejsi monarchi-
sci prowadzq "a MIN silna agita-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-27
LOKAUT ROBoTNIKoW w
HISZPANu.

Obradujacy w Barcelona kon-
gres hiszp-nskich Pracodawcow
postanowii rozpoczsc z dniem Ago
listopsda powszechny lokaut wszy
stkich robotnikow. Podajsc do Pu
blicznej wiadomoSci Powyzsza u
chwate togo korgresu, oSwiadczyi
minister spraw wewnetrznych, re
lest ona aktem prowokacyi pre-
.ciwko klasom pracujacym, oraz
wyrazii nadzieje, il pracodawcy
odstapia cd swych zaniarow / do
loza staran W kierunkn utrzyma-
MIA pokoju przemysiowego. Nv
chwili, gdy robotnicy ME stawiaJa
zadnych zadah, ten krok PrSco-
dawcow jest girPim" wydai
dalej swoja opinie minister.
Procz powziecia decyzyi W spra
vie lokautu, kongres uchwalii tax
re p~rzeistoczye organizacye praco
dawcow W stala instytucye, maJs-
ca stanowiG protest ~przeciwko
polityce rzadu, ktory rzekomo mic
mic czyni, celem zabezPieczenia
~interesow pracodawcow. So oni
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-27
YIN, a.. pazdziernika.

Rzym, q. pazdziernika. -
Dzien Ago listopada zostal pro-
kIamowany we Wloszech jake
..Dzieh Zwyciestwa" bedzie OBJ
chodzony .odtad jake Swieto naro-
DOVE.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-27
kronika MiejscoWa'
Dokonczenie re STRONGLY |

zwala przypuszczac, re pienla-
DE zebrane beda W rckordowym
czasie. &c zaintercsowanie sic
Jest wielkie wSrod chicagosklch
obywateli, MECH possibly fakt' re
MIN kampania zostaia oficyalnle
otwarta, zcbrana juz zosta}a po-
waznicjsza sulna, dochodzaca
dziesiatck tysieCy.
UBIEGAJA SIZE o RoWNO-
UPRAWNIENIE
kobicty stanu Illinois otwIcra-
ia kampanie, majac2 ma cclu zdo-
bvcia dla siebic pcFncgo rowno-
uprawnicnia, kt0ra to kwcStya
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-27

silva Polskiego dokonane zostalo
"a inicyatywa generaia Luden-
dorfa, ktory sp~odziewal sic W ten
sposob zrekrutowac Z Polski 400,
900 zolnierzy do waikiki Z Rosya.
S~ensacye wywoaalo oSwiadczenie
ministra spraw zagranicznych
Muellera, Il w archiwach jego
departamentu ME ma dokladnych
i straightforward dokumentow,
rzucajacych wlaSciwe Swiatio ma
utworzenie tego krolestwa Pol
skiego. Gaia aiera zostala zaaran-
zowana wyiacznie przez sfery
wojskowe, ktore potrzebowaly
jak najwiecej rekrutow.
Deputowany Cohn krytykowal
rad z powodu jego kunktator-
skicj i nieDdecydowanej rzekomo
polttyki W stosunku do Rosy so
wictow. W odpowiedzi ma to mi
mister Mueller stwierdzii, re jak
d}ugo bolszewicy bedq usilowac
wpiywac ma wewnetrznc stosunki
w Niemczect, / glosic hasla
wSzechSwiatowej rewoltcyi, TAX
dhrgo bedzie niemozliwem podle-
Gle Z mimi stosuukow dwplonaty-
cznvch. Doda} przy tenn, re obc-
cna 6vsorgarizacya Rosy ME po-
zwala rowniez ma nswiazanie z
MA stosurkow ekonomicznych-
Omawiajac sprawe ~repatrvaeyi
jchcow rosyjskich, oSwiadczyi P.
Mueller, re przewle&a SIG ona Z
powudu stanowiska zaJetego
-przez Pdske i Litwe, ktorc ME
chca przepuscic jehoow tych
przz swoje ziemie, Niemcy zaS
ponsdto tax dsugo ich ME zwolnA
Jak dh1go ME otrzymaja PewnoSci,
il wszyscy oni zostana odstawie-
nj do swych miejsc przynalezno-
sci, a ME wcagnieci przemoca do
armii bolszewickiej.
Berlin, 81. pazdziernika- -
Die Vossischc Ztg.' donosi ma
podstawie informacyi z wiarvgod-
nego rzekomo zrodsa, re pome-
dzy Rosya a Niemami doidzie
wkrotce do ugody doonomicznej.
Plsmo to zsPowiada re ugoda ia
bedzie analogiczns do zawarteI O.
statnio przez Niemcv z Poska-
|DLUG NIEMIEcN DOJDZIE
DO 204
Berlin, q. pazdzieniA -
Rad przyznai IA jawnej sesyi
niemieokiego zgromadzenia marc
dowego, re sytuarya finansowa
Niemiec jest bardzo cezka i Ey-
tyczna dug narodowy wynosl
luz W chwili obecnej 172,o0O,oW,-
600 marek, a W kwietniu roku
przyszlego dojdzie do @,Ooo,-
900, 900 marek, podezas gdy pred
wojna wynosii on tyRo $780,
100000
NIEMIBC-
KIcH I DUNSKICH KOMU-
NISToW.
Kopenhaga, 81. pazdziernika.-
IOd kilku miesiecy tayna Policya
niemiecka stawafa w obliczu "a
gadkd, kt0ra doptero teraz uda4o
sic lei rozwiazac. Odkryto miano-
wicie, re znaczna liczba Niemcow
przekrada sic przez dunska grant
&c ma p~odstawie paszportow, ko-
ych ME wySawify wladze ME,
mieckie. Dazyli oni wszyscy dc
Kopenhagi, gdzie znajdowali po-
moe i wsparcie u tamteJszych
bolszewikow. w dalszym ciagr
dochodzen przekonano sic, ze
wszyscy ci zbiegowie So wybitny,
mi przewodcami niemieckich SPa1
tacvd6w. a weszcie zdo4anc
twlerdzic, IL duItscy komunsc
utworzyli tajne biuro, gdzie IA
brvkowano falszywe niemiecki'
pazporty, w ktore tych Sparta
cvdow zaopatrywano.
LOKAUT ROBOTNIKoW w
HISZPANu.
Madryt, 81, pazdzierniA
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CABINET ANGIELSKI - Pc
ZOSTANIE.

Londyn, q. p.-G&osy prasy
opinie politykow, saba zgodnie,
IL przcsilenic parlamentarnc ME
zakonczy sic zmiana gabinetu,
ale razem z tenn saba wszyscy,
ze obecny Rad Llyod Georgia
poni6sl potazke dotkliwa i ciezko
zostai wstrzaSniony.
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wzburzeni z powodu uchwalenia
nowych praw, zapewniajacych
robotnikom krotsze godziny pra-
cy i pensye ma staroSc.
AUSTRIA PODPISALA
TRAKTAT
Wieden, 81. pazdziernika. -
Prezydent austryackiej republiki
DIR. Karl Seitz, podpisai w jej i
mieniu traktat p~okojowy Z A
liantami. Wobec tego wejdzie on
w zycie, gdy jeszcze zaratyfkuja
so try wieLkie mocarstwa allan
ckie i odnoSne dokumentu costa
ma zfozone we francuskiem mini
sterstwie spraw zagranicznych.
TRAKTAT z BULGARIA..
Paryz, 81. pazdziernika. - Cd
powiedz Buigaryi ma podyktowa-
ne jej przez Aliantow warunki
traktatu po&ojowego jest umiar-
kowana w tonic iprzyjmuje W "a
saddle klauzulc W sprawie gwa-
rancyi praw mniejszoSci narodo-
woSciowych czyni natomiast dose
powazne przedstawienia w sPra-
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Oreydaj W kcSciele p. ". $w. Jana
Buaeco, o godzinie 9tej 1nO, poisczeni
zostaH dozgonym ZwiazkiNm malaeh-
skim p. Wincenty Szczepaniak, IAN.
uur. 4S12 So. In0miS ul.. z PARMA 10
zefa SzuEc, ram. pnr. 1870 So. Eliza
beth ul. Slubnej cercmonii dopelnil y.
winoenty NowakowSi. UcBta weselna
odhyha sic " dumu rodziohw PAM m1O-
del pray >RdziaH krcWnych i przyja-
col. N~owo5ehcOm: Szcze&C BoBe.
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TeIegTamy zagTaniezna'

DokUnczcnie ze strorrcv ]
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" patek odby5 sic pogr1b S. p VIE
toryi Stanek, z domu EalOby pnr. 4434
So. Uincufn III, do RoScios p. W. Maj
S~wietszegp Serca Puma JeZrsa, gdzie
Y. KazimierZ PijSn0wsh Odprawii ma
bO7e6scwo j Ceremonie pogrZebuwe, 20
c1em zwloki przewiezioro i zlO1oOo M
cmentarEu zmartvychwstania PahSkie-
TO. Mech OdPoczywa " poGoju-
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Antoni M6&0wski, many pr1emy~
slOwiec W dziehrfcy Town of Lake, ma
by4 W tych dniach elegancka rezyden-
eye przy narozniku California ave i
61-ej ul, "a 100000. Sprawy lekahe
Ea}atwiOue 7ostaS W kapcehryi adwo-
kata J. It. WacbOwsdego, pnr. 1903
W. alma NJ
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-27

Tow. M~Aodie6c6w i'm sw. Afojzego
&upfaj&ce sic pry parsfH Sw. Jana
Bo5ego, przyguoowuje sic do urZadze-
ma prJedstswieri2, W CaSie adwentu,
" sRai parafisfnej. K. Jan SboihS&i ka-
peian owej msodziezy pr~zyyotowuje pie
kny dramat dotad jesDce nigdze ME
granny ma scenach naszych.
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Dwurzsto4etni Jak6b Perpec. zam.
pur. 81 So. Justine ul., wczOraj o go
danie 2Siei pOpO1Dtniu, E~wieszajac sic
z werandy 2So petrs budynSu. stracii
r6wpowage i rural IA zienie, kaleczac
sic niebezpiecznie ma Gele. Znajduje
sic pod troskHwa Opieka lekarsSa.
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Cbiegfego Piatku, Odoyi sic pogrzeO
{ D. Micha{a EonieczH, liczacgo lat
81, z 6omu aa4oby pnr. 4S43 So. Throop
ul.. do ko&ciOla D. W. Sw. Jana BO2ego,
Cdzie Y. Jan Stoi6ski odprawii nabo-
ie6stwo i ceremonie ~Pogrzehowe. po-
czem zw&oki przewieiOne i ziozone 70
sta{y ma Cnentarzu Zmartwychwsta-
MIA PanSkiego. Mech OdpOzywa W po-
kOju
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Lie oaczka kiaiego iebkOwesO ryzu -,
lie paezka Lux crystal flake inydio '.''"' t.
"a nuszka Libby kwaSna kapusta
s.. 65 wartcsf, spccyaIrie "a ......... ....''"'''''' """
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-27

Jutro, we wtorek, dnia 2S-go b. m,
odbedze sic bardzo wazne posiedzenie
Eomibetu OSywatelS&ieso W sail Ochron
XII Polskiej Aniola Str0&a, prZy Gross
ave. i 40tej ul., o godzinie Smej VIE
cDorem wzyscy czamkowie present
81 o stawienie sic kOmplecie.
Evening journal., 1919-11-07
OPPOSE NIGHT WORK
FOR WOMEN HELP
Consumers League Speaker
Says Fatigue and lnef-
fciency Go Together

Night work and long hours for
women were condemned by Miss Clara
southwlck, executive secretary OF the
Consumers League, at the club rooms
Of the Y. w. C. A., yesterday afternoon.
Fatigue and inefilciency 90 to
gether." said Miss Scuthwick. The
work Of the industrial women should
never last more than eight hours for
they are subject TO great strain.
In setting forth their case for leg
IslatiOn, women labor representatives
dwell upon impaired efficiency and the
ultimate harm 10 the human race. But
when the individual woman worker
tells OF her reasons for the eight-hOur
day, she generally speaks Of the chance
TO improve herself n she had more leis-
ure. There Is a great wave OF desire
for self-improyement among women OF
an classes.
1T is surprising how many women
rave dependents, and who, after their
Working hours, have 90 20 home and
get meals and clean house" the speaker
said.
In speaking Of night work by women.
Miss Southwlck said that there is the
anne relation OF night work TO output
Is there is in hours. There is a low
cred efficiency noticeable in night work
Miss Raymond Robins. president Of
tse National TradewOmen's League. had
been expected 20 make this address. but
vas unable 10 do so as she was attend
ne the International Conference for
Working Women, at Washington.
Evening journal., 1919-11-07
HANOVER WELCOMES
FX-SERVlCE MEN

American and allied nations ilags
decorating the Sunday school hall, gave
notice last night that Hanover Presby-
terlan Church was holding a reception
TO welcome the returned service men
Of the conssegatlon. The honor roll,
with one gold star for Woodman r.
BeesOn, killed IN action in the Argonne.
was on the platform in the center OF
the hall.
The program for the evening opened
with q piano solo by Miss Frances Bar
tow. Mrs. Paul 0rth gave solo. The
Rev. C. II. Bohner made the address or
welcome 10 the returned service men
and read the honor roll Of the church.
A song Of "Rainy Day Bags was sung
by a quartet, consisting Of Mrs. Albert
Pierce. Mrs. r. : LOomis, Mrs George
Pummer and Mrs. Paul Orih. with
Mrs. John Schofleld as aocompanist.
Mrs. George plummer then recited
Kentucky Philosophy" In Negro dia-
lect and on an encore gave Mrs. has-
tus Johnson on the Telephone
The returned service men OF Han
over Presbyterian Church are: Gill
bert C. pyle, Lybrandt pyle. w d. Grif-
nth. J. Paul Wntrup. ID. 4. Price, II. B..
Nowland, Guy +. Lambert, Harold d..
Lambert, II. d. Hartmann, John Can
non. y. o. Forwood. Donald Grove,
Harold Gett, William Whyle, G.. D..
Cooley. Cornwen Grifnih, Willard Bar
Evening journal., 1919-11-07

Chief OF Police George Black and Cap
tains Daniel NJ Kelleher and David
Wardle, viii attend The First infau-
try band viii play the funeral drge
from the house 20 RiverView cemetery,
where the inicrment will take place.
palrolman Eakin figured IN some of
the mos, sensational arrests ever made
in this city. For tweniy-seven years
ne was a familiar figure patrolling the
streets Of the city. Three years aeo.
his health failed. and he was Obliged
10 90 on the pension list Since that
time his health had been stcauay r.,-
ting worse. until death came ON Mon
day.