davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-01
Gil Decor for Norge.

Set bpnoer moaife life fan rent
iieIoerl, at Ell norif gmbebsmano fon
ie tilbaee paa 40 Iars lafbrubt Sie.
neite for fit 2ano. 9erimoo bsrer
oct uoentpil til DC itpre S~ielbenbeoer,
of Ell norif Statcns Tiener / ct iaa
langt Siosrum bar pGret fnpttet I'll
ct og famine gmbeoe, % oct open-
ifiebet / llolanoet.
Men bette er oaigepel ben Heforb,
iom er lat at 8cnerolfoniul Chr.
Rapn | NeipT gorf. s "Spem er
bpem?" meooeles oct, at Sr. Chr.
9fapn | 1879 bIeo iion9nut til 9on.
iulatsiefreter. / 1880 til Gicefoniul,
/ 1899 til 9onfiI % / 1906 til Sc
neralfoniul. San fan altiaa iaar,
ON ban iaa snifer, feire fit 40 Nars
SubilGiim fom Siencitemano / Seem
gorf for Sen ltorife Stat. mel @ene-
ralfoniiilen er en- ~itiliarcnoe Wanb,
iom life pnoer bnab ban anier for
uilcbig granf, % berfor fan man
bore rolig for, at ban laoer Sa9en
pasiere i opb Stilbeb.
War toeer pisielig life @rnoen
for fulo oeb at fige. at @eneralfoniul
Napn iibeitrioelig CT Den melt popii.
lGre og ofbolote Horhmano / Neip
Yorf. San er / 9ibens 2sb fonnmct
I'll at fploe Ell bobbelt Stiaing her
/ Spen, ferit / fit gmibebe iom He-
pr9ientant for Den norife Stat, Der.
n9it iom en- ielpifrenen &eprGientant
for De omfrillg 40 tuien Horif. anlc.
rifanere iom befinber fig / og ont
firing Seem 9orf. Taa ben enc SIDE
bar ban piit en- Spgtigbeo, Sampit.
tiebebsfulobeo % Sber / fit 2anbs
Sieneite, iom life fan ppergaaes, paa
ben anben SIDE ben parmeite SSnter-
este for ale lofale Soretag blanot
De norife oe en- @oogisrenbeb, TOM
isger fin 2ige. Observation-Disclosures
@obeisrenbeo ligeoperfor bore Sir.
fer, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES og an.
ore Soretae, iom bar &rap poo
Ststte, er n9iten blet til ct Orb
iprog.
Gen Sib er MI life iaa fern, 90
8eneralfoniul &ann bill iplbe lit 70oe
9lar os iaalebes unber normale Ont
itenoiebeoer bill "falbe for aIbers-
grenien", iom man flyer. San er
imiolertib frembeles / geiiooelie al
i'm fuloe Grbeioseone og Tirfelpit oa
meb ben eneitaaenbe @riaring, ban
bar erbpernet fig / ale SorboIo, iom
fommer inb unoer aoniuIatet, oa De
utuaige Genneforbinbelier, ban bar
Ii amerifanife OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
ifnloe man fro, at BEN norife Stat
pilbe gisre flogt / at beb9ge Den
aanlle &ebersmano iii at blipe
itaaenbe. Spis bet too iii Rorif.
Nlmerifanerrie ! Seem gorf pilbe oct
life tage lang 9ib at ioa Spsrgs.
maalet aigiort.-"Ncrbiif Sibenoe."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-01
81 Mp6c / Tlcnsbora.

6~lenSborg 29be Sitni. @ienncm
Ell Spion bar oct tpife llobaIg opirll.
let, at Der 3orsoog boIbtes ct Nsbe
/ 5lensborg, bpor ell HGffe Wpno
ira treble Gone ioIte og mloeritrc.
geoe, at 3rabet ON ell giitemnina /
Iitlo 5ribeo maatte relies paanp al
@efolfningcn. Get tpife ltobala 10,
ger III at iorbiilbrc geioIfninaen / at
moerIfrioe Vetitionen ueo / ale tpife
og ilensborgife Nlaoe gientogenoe of
temple aae 5orisg / oen Hetning iom
Seiforrp6eri.
"Jlcnsborg aoi5" tiIbagebiier bette
iom SnopnnbrebeS Anmosielie %
oplpier, Of paa oct nGorte Wsbc
iremfom Der ira flere MGno fra ale
@gne / treble Gone llbtoIelier ioa
opgti9e og imltffe, at DC lioen Toil
oiloe bope giort meget iterft Sltotrpf
| Noro1esoig og Goneeriget, bpis
5orboloene baooe tilaot. at Msoet
funoe oPret bolot i iliIo SfientIiabe6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-01
Gn "Hebulntiun" / Slcspia.

Ser err itabig merfeIigc gfterret.
ninger, Der fommer ira NoroIesoia
angoaenoe DC Sinosioingninaer,
2anoetS tpite geiolfning err Dire for
iom 6slge al Den itoois nprmere llo.
iigt I'll a~iitoaelien til Ganmarf.
gu er oct fonlmet oertil, at enooa
Observation-Disclosures bioiigite og
melt fanatiife SaIerer qienncns
mango aar, Sr. Stracferions
"Scblespieicbe @ren5poit", bar inn.
Oct 2iebliffet inbe til at iaole ON.
5 ell Slags Trogrnm.a rtifeI ifrioer
glaoet - eiter en- HPffe boooe
imiffe % tr9iienoe @emerfninaer
ON Selpspelie / politiif 5ororagelig.
beb operfor MISUNDERSTANDING etc.
= bI. a.:
Set er life Dor Seniigt al ifobc
en- tpif S~rreoenta, men ri oiI iIoa
mo paa geien iii llSiepning % 2or.
%itaaetie. alene fan ri life gaa Den
@ei, ri bar pore bal,ife Weoboraeres
Si9lp bebop beriil, ser bar iamme
Tro iom ri. 2eriom De meo os
ilaar inb paa benue @ci. ina isrer
Den os CT 6oIfeioraar imsoe. iom
ganife piit I'll Ell Segpnoelie fin fan
blomitre paa CT Iioet Smraaoc. men
iom maaite oil blipe et JorbiaeSe Tor
Guropas fore 5olf. Nan bebsper
finn for alpor Of bile; bpor Der er
Billie. Der er oaiaa Ell BEL
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-01
sSpr floenoc SortMr.

Ger sr ct e0ssmIboel. ION i%ielSsus tassr
fell / at iionie tlseuoe lortur og lIrers Dub
Irriiationsr os gier Sueeu bIeo. rem o. limb.
Suilt,niombelft apotbeter tan foripue
Gem meo Ssmo. loIi GlmIueeiigpis operpiu.
Der ale Nueingoomme. eczema, Gisen.
Sreausr, Sinner. Stadeeass mad / be iIsie
SilfRlos slpe sitsr ior iSsnro. Sfts AeUs
Der bet, al miuors SemRrtelier MelIsttes
/ 9attens 9sb. Sleen Rainier i0opanlis
arar. 3smo sr ct ittert au,iisptiif hps
oeuos s1gsmioeel, rent. let at BRUCE OF
paalieelist. Get toitsr iuu 35e; en- srtra
nor Slaite si.00. Set vIettsr lite. er life
iestst sger tl9bsnee os sr saulte piit ittert
~operior sminetlts pub.
The +. W. Rose Co. Cleveland. Ohio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-01
forbuoslopen ~itaofUitet.

Tep gorf D. 23be Suli. 8runo.
lopsmGsiisbeoen Of arigstiosiorbu.
set o~pretbolotes / en- ioag Of Sor.
bunbsoommer Gbatfielo aieipet CIR,
aetning i Sagen MOB en- Saloonpprt
ueo Rapn g. u. Winer.
Winer, Der itstteoes firaniieIt al
Gonnecticuts 9iauor Dealers asio.
citation i Der giemeb at iaa 2opens
9rnnolousm9siisbeS paaosmt, aab.
neoe en- Saloon / Werioan. San
bIep lat mber 5iltale for i strio
mco ben isoeraIe Sorbuoslon Of baur
iolst beruienoe 9riffe.
aienoelien bill bli appelleret iii
Seieiteret.
N6ounsv noo UTercvo6.Q2nS<svA
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-01
Sat paa Gprtcn.

8olbing lite Sui. 2anoraaoeu i
NeItorp err bIepen niiot al Irbeioer,
raaoet. Son piloe iniiolertib life
iratrpoe goooiligt, men Grbeiocr.
raobet pibite llbpei. Man iulete ham
%manbiterft til @ancaoarben % tisbtc
BAN Ell Ace alaSies BILLET til Sam.
burg % peb SoaetS Iigang lit Dan
Ell ifarp Iopariel moo noaeniinoc
mere at piie iiG / WcItorp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-01
Sra ScnoeriYuano.
Grpmc q: Wuloichmiot.

Iabcnraa 2Soe Srri. Grome &
8oloichmiot bar Der fiebt 9pcnS
ltsrIte ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, tilhe.
renoc aisbmanb g. Glouicn. tinigc.
mch Establishments Colosseum.
Opertaeelien fer eiter @ienioreuiu-
gen. aisbeiummert err ubetienbt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-01
Mgcrbrmgct CT i Spioicn.
Al en- Sraftif Gasntr.

VgtrUrugeI Ct ! SptpICH.
Sarmcrne bcgpnber mer % mer
OF oiic Silbsicli9btb til of bile or.
ganiicrc baaoe iom 6arincre % for
at fremme Igcrbruget og bets Sn.
teresier. Wan ~begpnoer at lamar.
beibe eftcr Ell brebere Sfala emo fsr.
90 en- Communicating meaem
Mgerbrugsgruppen og andre 8rrp.
per ~bcgpnbcr at oPffe rtp Sntcresie.
Sarmere bar organiicret iia for at
finne iGlge Ippcliiner % Notetcr
nleo rimelig Soroel, tilpirfe Smer
% Sit for Warfcbet, biifiltcrc
Trugtapl, bolbe irem fine 3rop %
@nfer for Sougipenbe 6orIonlinger,
neolieeboIoc % frcnlme SamielelIe
% Samarbeioe, iaa gienncmiert ct
politiif Trosram og paa andre Woa'
Der ltptte 90 ltprfe Den &lasle, lom
bprfcr Sorocn % proOuccrcr gta'
tionens Ssoe.
Sou bar Gorntp 6arm @ureaiiet
iteget ircm paa Sfucplaoien ior of
fna aae Verioner, lont or beifipfti.
eeoe meo Sorbbrug / Ell cucr anocn
Sorm, til at lutte Jig mcr iommen
% iorenc iig ON iG1es Waal % /
fpaes inoultrie1e Seniigter. Sisie
8lreauer er ifrrb mco at oalllle
StatsprganiIationer. Den 0ane, o.
fslger, leocr til en- nler b%etrpgget,
iclpitpnoig Stiuins i glminocligbeb
for benz, Iom oriper Sorbbrug paa
en- cler anbcn Waobc. DC forificl.
Iige SIaes Sorboprfere tiliammcn
Iige fra Speoeapleren % apGgop.
orGtteren til @~artneren % Ssnsnu.
Ieren banner Ell &lasIe, iom / Intai
% Wagt itnar bit oper ale andre
@rupper / 2anbet al WrnO / ge.
ifi9ftigclie.
Com Ell in0uitriel 8rllppe ito0
Igcrbrugcrrc / 1910, bpob WanO.
tal ongaar, bit oper enbuer anocn
Grippe al bcifiGiiigeOc Ecrionrr,
ibet 1919 Trocent al ane E%erioner,
Der bapoe itaOis 9eifieitigcIIe bar
Sorbbprferc. Seri or enooa life
ibcregnct apinberrc / ben boibe
Monbs Tamilie. Gen Grippe, Der
pmiatter "HboleIale", "&etailbano,
lenbe" og andre Establishment, uo-
giorbe ia Hrocent al oper 3S Wtil'
lioncr Tcrioner, iom itob paa Bitter
oper Dem, Der bapbe itabig @eifiHf.
tigclie. Serneit fommer 8lasie Ell,
Iom omfatter Sprefolf az fat OIL.
Iatte Tcrloner, meO SO Brocent.
"2aunorics not included, beber bet
nofioa mpitiift. Snebfere, Wurere
o. andre &aanoperfere tiliammen
banner Ell &lasle, iom uogisr noe
itcn 10 Eroeent al Dem, Der bar i
itabigt Irbei6e.
Sransportet inesgruppen beltaar
al ale YcrIoner, lom er a%nIatte hos
Dem, Der oriper nlcb Sransportering
tilpanOS euer meo Sernbaner, De,
iom er anIatte peb Selegraf- % &c.
Iefonfompunier eler gisr Sienelte
transporter bcorprenoe poa andre
Maaoer. @rupper ilbeisr S,4 Hro.
cent al n1e Dem, Der bar fait ge.
ifi9ftigclIe e. @ruppen al benz, Iom
bsrer til Ell cler anocn Erofeslion,
ubgisr AS Erocent.
Scrn. og Staalinbuitrien ipsiel.
fGtter bare 4 Yroccnt, Mineiroil.
itrien "a, Sertile- Snouitrien 2,3 %
Srelait- % MsbcIinouitrien bare
81 Irocent al &c pMtalte SO Wtil-
lioncr, Ipm bar TONNE paa "Sccu.
patton" .2iiten / 1910.
Ser er oct procentpiie Sorbolo
fremitiuct. Suao Nntalet al Ser.
ioner oreaar, omfatter ben agrifltl.
tlrelle @rilppc nGitcn Ell Sreoieoel
al De 3S,000,0O0 Eerioner / itaoig
geifjGitiselIe. Ien agriculturelle
grippe alene par iterf og talrig nof
til at balal1cere ale DC @rupper, lom
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-01

WPeo ltTorcu ipsrger 2Gicren fla
ieIp: "Sooo piloe Sr. Stracterian
iiac til bcnne OmuGltning?" Wen
oen forbenuGrenoe "Set5" .Geoaftsr
bar a0erebe rpitet RoroTespigs Stsp
al fine Sober.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-01
6niosbicra.S tatucu fpttcs.

Iabenroa 2Soe Siini. Otter bnao
"SeimbaI" mebocler, har set Tripot
foniortiumt, Der eier 8nipsbierg peb
@cnnerbiigicn mco @iSmorcftoaruct
og Stotiien, o%peroraget en- @pameitei
/ Iabenroa at tage Statlieu neb. Oct
er S%cniigten, at Stntlten ifal Ilpttes
mo for Den fommenoe me @rpnic,
bpor man antagelig bill finbe en-
Globs til at reiie ben paa; felipe
Gaornct bIiper ibpertfalo forelpbi9
ltaaenoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-01
T%pIfcbsiifpIe for Nls ~ SmnScueo

&eo CT Webe / Ssnocrbora for
leoen Iiten bleu oct peotoget at reiie
Ell S~olfebsilfoIe paa Oils eler / Sun.
oepeo. Otter ct 6oreorog al Ssiifole-
~ioritanoer |eooe, Saoitcn Seiifole,
peotog Den 200 Wano ltore Soriam.
ling iislge "S%opeoit." at pGIqc I'll.
lioSmrno ira bper @p, iom ina ifiiIoy
l%noiomle bcn %nebpenoige aapital paa
100000 SIR. Oct er enonu life be.
TENT, bpor Sfolen ifaI liage, men
Den pil ialialo fontmc iii at bpiIr
paa biitoriif @runo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-06-27

foreign ends. Every War Saving
Stamp in the progress of purchase is
another movement of the government
shuttle in the hands of the treausuey
weaver. Every alien born who buys
his stamp is Of equal fabric strength
to his native born brother.
The cost of the new stamps ranges
from $4.12 in January to 1923 in
December. The government promises
to pay $500 for each stamp on Jan
uary l, 1924. This represents re-
turn of four percent. interest on the
cost compounded quarterly.
Governmental expense and govern
mental obligation mount high even
though the clash of arms has ceased
abroad. There is a tremendous out
lay necessary for the transportation
of hundreds of thousands of troops
from France to the United States.
There are social and economic neces-
sites at home requiring immense
sums. The sum to be raised from the
New War stamp issue will be applied
toward meeting all these necessities.
The foreign born purchasers of stamps
will give timely loyal and efficient aid
to the government of their adopted
land.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-06-27
WAR DEVELOPED FOREIGN BORN
They have Learned About American
Principles and are Now Learn
ing the Value of Saving.

During the war ordeal millions of
men, women and children born abroad
have stood staunchly by the United
States. Their hearts, their service
and their dollars have proved their
loyalty again and again. While senti-
mental sympathy attached them to
the soil of their nativity, they chung
to the land where they had found the
liberty of their dreams.
Another duty ana announcer opportu-
nifty has come to these foreign born
loyal millions to help uphold the gov
eminent of freedom. The War Saw
ings Stamps Campaign this year ~af-
fOrds a special chance for reiteration
of patriotic sacrifice and service.
The participation of the foreign
born in the nation wide purchase Of
these stamps has a special signifi-
canoe. Such purchase is a particular
invitation to loyal helps as contrasted
with the buying of Stamps by those
native to the United States. Natur-
ally the native should air his govern
ment, but the same aid by the foreign
born means a double devotion to the
Stars and Stripes in that it requires
the alien to tear asunder the ties that
bind him to his berth soil.
The son of alien soil, through the
strength of every War Saving Stamp
purchased, become just as much an
integral part of the national fabric
as the son of seven generations of
American birth He is woven into
the national textures so closely and
strongly, that the complete product of
the patriot loom reveals not where
the native srtand begins and the
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-06-27
In TOLL IN
ARMENIA GREAT,
AMERICAN SAYS
| Cross Worker Describes
l;tions in Unhappy Ma
ton as Terrible.

,once Of Associated Press)
esp ,ia Nav 22.-"I have seen
pndo,l, 80 there were 1000 refugees
wn Ooo Of them monthly through
Gstio ion l have seen , a a.od domsa NV NV
vat srom the railroad reduced by og
,t llvlD from a population OF 4'ooo
Wv = :" what is happening in Ar
a. !. according to Lieutenant Me- Me-
p ch ateg Of the American Red
Ol .,,%o has arrived in London at
IS w.t. offensive tour of the Near
Editions there, he told The Asso-
u press representative, are sim
ls mailing. The people are in
ap disease. no less than starva-
taking a heavy toll and it is
a',,,1t to check it's spread because
,ss ere no medicines or disinfectants
= had The people will have to be
~ outsiders, he said, until the
.vest which follows the Text SOW
Tae new Armenian state l:nown as
] Renublic of Erivan is country
dpspoiled by the Turks, the Red
mss s officer stated, that it does not
ssess even any seed grain.
sDuring the war;" he said, "The
urLs made systematic attempts to
strov the Armenian people. They
bred their way through Armenia
ITh the intention of joining forces
|ith the tartars to the north, mas
aerjng and committing widespread
eprelations as they marched. On
heir way back they swept Armenia
kean, for the Armenian at the time
\ the armistice had only $4,000 sold
Frs in the field. The Turks wanton-
4 destroyed everything in their path
HE result is that the Armenian re-
bub.r has no cattle, seed grain, flour
nothing at all to eat"
The American committee for relief
b the Near East is making every
lffort, according to Lieutenant Cha
lei, to succor the starving Armen-
ans. From February 8 to April l, |
With the aid of the American Red
ross, it put into the country $500
ors Of flour. Distribution is a diff
ult problem. Food is carried to in
aror points by native bullock carts.
While the Erivan republic is starv-
lg, its neighbor Georgia is thrv-
g. Throughout the country Lieu
'nant Chatter sad he saw fine graz
g lands and large herds and flocks.
he Georgians were not molested by
e Turks and the country has had to
al with few Armenian refugees ,,
aept those at Tiflis, to which city
,rkish Armenians have fled since
y. Tens of thousands of Armen-
1 orphans are now there.
1.-THE Armenians are praying for
American mandatory. They think
ey would never be free under any
hel government" said Lieutenant
alter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-06-27
NOTED AIR FIGHTER RELEASED

Camp Pike, June 26.-Capt. SaSe
uel Kaye, flight commander of the
94th Aero squadron, the famous chat
in the ring" unit, was among the
officers discharged here yesterday.
Capt. Kaye wears the croix de guer-
re, distinguished service cross and
the oak leaf, an dis officially credit
ed with four German planes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-06-27
BUYS PINE TIMRER

Cleveland, June 25.-The Grob-
lebe Lumber Company, with head
quarters at Springfield, Mo-, has
bought the pine timber on about 5000
acres north and northwest of This
place. 1t is estimated that it will
TAKE seven years to cut the timber
off the tract. e
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-06-27
ARKANSAS FLOUR FOR DUTCH

Arkadelphia, June 25.-The Ark
adelphia Milling Company, which is
enjoying an expansion of trade due
to the lifting of the barriers imposed
by the war, has closed a deal with
Stoft and Stoft of Holland, who will
look after the interests of the COM
pany throughout Europe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-06-27
SHONTS MAY RECOVER.

New York, June pam improve
ment was shown today in the condi-
tlon OF Theodore P. Shonts, president
Of the marlborough Rapid Transit
company, who underwent a major
operation Sunday night, according to
incarnation given out at the office of
enc On. OF his physicians. Hope is now
neld out for his recovery.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-06-27
TO BUILD MACADAM ROAD.

Russellville, June 25-Commission.
ers OF the proposed highway from the
pontoon bridge on the Arkansas
RIVER, north thru Russellville, to the
ozard National forest, have decided
on a macadam roadbed finished with
tarvla,. The road will be Is feet wide
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-06-27
FOR POPE SOLDIERS

Russellville, June 25.-The enter
tainment committee of the Chamber
of Commerce has planned an enthus-
iastic welcome for the Pope county
boys of the 142d Field artillery who
are expected to arrive tomorrow.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-06-27
GEN. TRAUB TO JOIN ELKs.

Little Rock, June 25.-Maj.-Gen.
Peter E. Traub, late of the 35th divi-
sion and now commander at Camp
Pike, will be initiated into Elkdom
at the meeting tomorrow night of
Little Rock lodge No. 20, B. P. O. E.
He will be one of 20 candidates to be
initiated tomorrow night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-06-27

Don't let the "Flu" overtake Won
take Brunson's Favorite Prescription
1lrst. It IS the best preventative: for
SAFE at all druggists. 12-4-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-06-27
SURGEON OPERATES ON MULE

Camp Pike, June 26.-A tumor
weighing four pounds was removed
from the right front leg of an army
mule at the remount station by Capt.
Oliver A. Barber, veterinarian. The
operation is said to be the most deli
cate undertaken by this officer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-06-27

Sale on summer hats, Georgette,
maine, braid and straw hats at half
p[ce. Smart Hat Shop, Hildred V.
Maus, Sl3, Citizens Bank, Phone 500.
diff.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-08
LABOR Body URGES
TWO NEW BRIDGES
Favor Building of Market and
Washington Streets Structures;
Sautcr Heads Union.

The building Of new bridges over the
Brandywino at Market and at Washington
street, was urged last night by the Central
Labor Union In resolutions passed unani-
molsy at a well attended meeting. Fol-
lowing are the views of organized labor
here on the projects:
Resolved, That the secretary be In
strncied to communicate with the Levy
Court of New Castle county, stating that
It Is the wish and desire OF the workers OF
Wilmington and New Castle county to
have new bridges built over the Brandy
W ne creek at Washington street and
Market street, as both of these bridges
are unsafe for traffic, and the building
there in these reconstruct on days would
give employment to artisans OF the city
and county at time when there may be
unemployment
Delegates were Sc ted rom the Car and
Ship Painters Union, the Brotherhood of
Maintenance of Way Empl yes, the
Brclilaycrs' Union, tn Typographical
Union and United Leather Workers
Union.
Officers for 1918 were nominated as
follows: For resident, George Sauter,
Morris Zcblev and u J. Byrne; vice
president. T. pima. j. a. Grant, G. A.
Duncan and Dennis Burns; secretary,
Fred W. SticrIe; financial secretary,
Frank A. Tiouck; treasurer, j Irwin All
corn, William iICarn, G.. Browning and
William ". Barnes, trustees. James
Mitchell, c. J. Hall, Charles Dayton, J.
II. Hall and Granville Walker; guardian,
George l. Griffith; guide, j. f. Timoney.
The election viii take place at the next
meeting an viii be printed by ballot.
The resignation OF j. Albert Oliver AS
treasurer was accepted. Leon Ill. Ryan,
who Is delegate to the Central Labor
Union from the Federal Employees Union
and who is executive secretary Of the City
Committee on Education. was present ut
the meeting and spoke of the plans of the
JOINT committee representing 81 organza
tions to improve the local school conditions
and make a study of Wilmington's educa-
tional facilities A committee consisting
of Simon T. Doherty, j.. Spina, |. J. Kent,
J. Irwin Allcorn and III. :. Crcamer was
appointed to represent the Central Labor
Union with power to act.
The motion prevailed 10 instruct the
secretary to write TO City Council and
the Police Commission to the effect that
organized labor approved Chief Black s
recommendation regarding the needed
appointment Of "a additional men for the
Wilmington police force.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-08
PLAYHOUSE STAR IS
VAMPIRE IN MOVIES
Vera Michelcna Also Designs Her
Own Stage Ward
robe.

Not every actress has her way made ~
easy for her in her career as Miss Mich
elena. star of Take IL From Me. com
pany, has had. Chance helped her out,
when, at the age Of 15, having run away
from home with her sister TO 20 on the
stage, she WAS given the soubrettc's part
to play the first night she appeared.
The soubrettc was sick for three nights
and Vera Michelena made SUCCESS OF the
part. Two months after the prIrna donna
took sick, and Miss Michclena, girl Of
only l5, took her place. She says she
dared 10 do it because youth IS cour-
ageous, and she was awfully ambitious .
She stayed with that comic opera,
''princess Chic as prima donna for two
years, and became established. Now she
plays mostly 10 New York, rarely going
on the road Miss Michelena has a prom
ising heritage e-father Spanish and mother
French She, herself is American and
comes from San Francisco. Michelena IS
her real name, and unusual enough to be
attractive and useful for the stage
Miss Michelena has been in the movies,
and still, in odd moments, poses for the
screen. as vampire. and IN heavy
dramatic roles. Two Of her pictures are
The Devils Playground and Drift
wood .
She likes both movies and the Iegiti-
mate, finding more dramatic satisfaction in
the movies, but a greater chance 10 uee
her voice and dancing ability in comic
opera.
The actress originally trained for grand
opera, but. az she SAYS, she got the stage
bee in her bonnet" and went on as quickly
rs she could Tho star does not fcel that
she could ever desert the legitimate, as
she wants 70 keep mp with her singing
Tho attractiveness OF Miss Michelcna's s
costumes was remarked upon Monday
night at the opening Of Take II From
Nc, at The Playhouse and the star dc
signs them herself She naturally feels
most Mt case when her clothes are Just
right and she is getting them right by
planning them herself