davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-03
vRACAJu sA STARE easy.

Tohto roku bolo poeut' caste horekovat ze kedy sa
uz vrata tie stare easy Ked al ednk cent NAL svoju
hodnotu. Boly vyhl ady, ze tomu nepride mkdy Ale
ako kazdej vec bva koniec tax al drazobe prichadza
The Federal Reserve Board oznamue ze ceny vseobec
nost budu pada pomasky cd tohto casu, az pridu da
kedy jar do svojej radnej predvaecnej kolaje Nuz
toto je potesitelna west ktorej kazdy zaraduje
Padanie cien hoyon tato rezervna rada zapricinene
boo zmensenou cenou materialov zyacsenou vyrobou
Ny tomu dokladame, vlastne opravueme, ze zmense-
nym odbytom. Este pred par mesiacm Spoj Staty w
vazay ohromne zasoby potravn satstya zeeza ineho
tovaru do Europy, nasledkom coho jav nedostatok
tycho veci Amerike, pryadzao icE zdraEovane Cd
kedy europsk6 peniaze nestoja skoro MIC Europa 81
nemoze dovolit kupovat' Amerike svoje potrebnost
prto skoro vsetky yyrobky zostava donna pre- domacu
sporebu TAX sa salo ako to rezervna rada pse ze ma
me zvysen1 vJrobu, alebozto vel zvysky vyroby.
Klesaniu Glen prieine je al krasna nroda aka je
oho roku Amerike Zboza inych farmarskych plodln
ba al statku e Amerke Velm moe, odbyt bude maly,
ebo Europa uz Wac produkuje nez pred roko nasedov
AZ rzn61 budd printenf predavat' lacnejse Ked' bu
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-03

teraz pol'ska, phromne mnozstvo
l'udi nicomu nenaucila. V politi-
ke l'udia veria. predsudkom Wac
nez inde.''
Hovoril o tom, re Franc1zsko
nechcelo 81 znepriatelit' ami mas
ami Poliakov. Slo nami do po-
slednej minuty, ma konci vsak
chcelo vyhndt' rieseniu vlastne-
mu oddat' zodpovednost' pie
biscitu alebo arbitrazi. Potion wy
licil t'azky boz nasej delegacie
celou dohodou,. ktorej Poliaci
boil vel mi dobre zapisani a u kto
rej = dl'a vlastnych SLOW Bene-
sovych = ztrahh sme mnoho pre-
stizu tym, ze SINE nezadrzal in
vaxiu Mad arrow ma slovensko. y
v tej dobe boly proti nasmu RE
seniu Amerika a Italia. Anglia sa
tiez k MN pridala, len Francia
mas drzala do poslednej chvile.
"Shodou okolnosti nasa vec stala
zle. Dokonca ami preto nebola vec
tesinska v Parizi sympatickou,
lebo Nemci sli v tejto otazke ma
mi. Poliaci tento fakt propagac-
Inc "uzasne" vyuzili.
/ O plebiscite povedal, ze i ma
pripad nasej vacsiny by bolo pri-
slo k deleniu. On (Benes) nikdy
lnikomu nesl 'dbil, ze po vyhratom
plebiscite bude patrit' X nam.
Kazdy vie, ze je nsipohodlnej-
Sim pre- ministra skryt' sa "a ple-
biscit, "a vol'u l'udu vyhnut
sa tax zodpoyednosti... ponevac
som vsak videl, ze zaujmy repub-
liky sd nebezpecf, drzal som "a
zbabelost' skryt' sa "a plebiscit
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-03
DR.. Eduard Benes vysyetluje

Staly vybor parlamentu vyslo-
vii vacsinou hlasu zahranicnemu
ministrovi Benesovi doveru. Sta
10 sa tax 'po jeho vyklade w
voji otazky Tesinska, Gravy "a
Spisa. Vyklad Benesa 20 stranky
zahranicno-politickej je vel'mi "a
ujimavy. Odhal 'uje mnohe veci, 20
ktorych sirsia verejnost' nemoh-
la vedet'. .Predovsetkym vysvita
z neho, ze dohoda nedba histori-
ckeho prava: neuznala a neu-
znava ziadnemu statu a narodu
historicke pravo ako najdolezi-
tejsi dokonca ako rozhoduj1ci
dovod, brala dovody historicke a.
ko jeden argumentov, ktory tre-
ba what v uvahu, ale jeho abso-
lutnn platnost neuznala. TAX sa
dialo Poliakom vo vsetkych ich O.
tazkach, rovnako Juhoslovanom,
Talianom, o Mad 'aroch ami neho-
hoviare Benes sa pok1sil vse-
nome princip historickeho pra-
va urobit' prijatel 'nym u dohody
a neslo to.
! Dalej poukazal Benes ma vel.
XII neinformovanost' Europy
"Povie sa snad', re SINE nebol
schopnf propagandou svojou tn.
to legendu (ze totiz Pol'sko j.
Wac schopne) zlomti'. Odpoviem
ma to, lie jestvujeme diva roxy q
este sn ludia vo Francii, ktori
yeria, ze Cesi sd Mad 'arsku, cd
poviem tiez, ze uz diva roxy do
kazujeme nutnost' intervencne.
politiky Rusku, ze ami katastro
ia Kolcaka, Denikina, Judenica 1
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-03
LABOR DAY

Labor Day, robotnicky svatok V Amerike, po prvy
raz svateny boil dna s. septebra 1882 meste New Yor
ku Bolo to preosti sch6dze hlavneho radu Knights
of Labor Knights of Labor bola vedy tajnou organ1za
cou robonckou nsporiadanie savnos maa ma starostl
Centralna Robotnieka Una. Vel'ke podium postavene
bolo ma Union Square ked presel popr nom sprevod
pochodujdcch robotnkov jeden tam stojacich preda
kov poznamenal svojmu suesdovi: Toto je opravdovy
robotnicky den
Nasleduiuceho roku bola tiez vydrziavana podobna
parada prvy pondelok septembra Ked robily pl1-
pravy oslave buduceho roka schodz Centranej Ro
bonfckei Une po prv sd ozvaly hasy, ably taketo
slavy konane boly kazdorocne ably robotnictvo do
mahao toho zeby pvy pondeok septembri ustanoveny
Dol "a platny sviatok celej Amerike.
tych casoch prevadzaly slime agitacie medzi ro-
botnctvom "a unonzmlls. Knights Of Labor organize
valy ohromne massy nademych polo-remeselnych TO-
botnikov ktorf predtym nechceh ami poeut' uni ro
ku 1886 prsla Amercka Federaca Prce pomoc pra-
coyaa ma spoenf vsetkych uni do ejto Federace stra
ky boy CASTE nespokojnost medz robotnlctvom vel ka
Veke zavody organzovay tak ze robotnlk musel 20
stat robotnkom az do smrti Mzdy boly mike, zeny
tom case nepracovaly po fabrikach preo bieda bola
yelka.
Vzrast unionznu nastal cd obcanskej vaky, ale sill
no zahaeny znemozneny bol panke roku 1873, kedy
vzbury vrazdy boy zbraiou uzivanou nezamestnanymi
a utacovanymi robotnikmi
Ale robotnicki vodcovia nez1fa pracovah neustale,
poucovali robotnictvo tajnych schodzkach Verejne
sch6dze vtedy neboy odporcatene lebo castnici do
stall by sa boil na cerne stiny co znamenalo prena-
sedoyanie vyhodenie prace Ze praca Knights of La
bor Central Union of Labor Ame1cke Federacie Prace
nebola daromna dokaz name erajsieho posavenia
botnctva.
Robotncky Den stal sa pravoplatnym sviatkom roku
1887 state Oregon kor ustanov prvy pondelok sep
te1nbi tomuto ceu Ia MIN nasledova Stat Colorado
potom New Jersey, New York Massachusetts, Tn Dial
Sic staty urobiy tento svatok zakontym roku 1889
nohe inc prvych rokoch devat desatych Teraz skore
ysetky staty Uni svatia Robotncky Den ako zakonit
sviatOk roku
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-03

|od okamihu, ked som Dol pre-
|svedceny, " zeleznica . uhlie mo-
hly by byt' Y nebezpecenstve. II,
10 no nina iitocia, ami "a d'aleka ne
domysleli csl6 tf yec ! neuvajili
ami minhtku, jake motfvy molly
ma ndtit X tymto krokOm.
Potion dokazoyal Benes, xe me-
jsdnal absolatisticky, proti uza-
yretiu parlamentn, lebp parllia,,,
ment vlsstnc ziadneho formalne-5
| no uzavretia nevyniesof. Syoju al
hi rec, v ktorej ako nitka sa tia
hne d6lkaz, Se DR. Kramar, vodca
opozicnej strany ieho pracou sd-
hlasil, koneil tymto: Nasa yec
ltesinska stala Parizi zle. Poda-
lrilo 50 mi zachranit vel'mi nnno
ho. Tazko,m jc hovorit' veci
sanotnemu. Rad by som bol, ke-
by nasi l'udia mohi pocut d
sudky nestrannych, nezaujatych
tPudi 0 veci. Nasa zahraniGna po-
Ilitika, miernmilovna ku vsetkym,
riesenfm tesinskej .otazky v nicom
sa nezmenila. sRobime politiku
mieru ku vsetkym nasim slse-
dom q robili SINE stale politiku
mieru tiez voci Rusom. Robime
ipolitiku ceskoslovenskn, neodvis-
III a samostatn1, ale v zaujme po-
fkoja mieru centralnej Europy
kraIn spojeneckych Ruska. =
Hlavne nase stanovisko interven.
cie neutrality dnesnej vojne
Ruskom vo veciach ruskych v6'
bee zneva zdoraznujeme co maj.
rozhodnejsie. Zdoraznujem pri te,
to prilezitosti zvlaste toto celko
! We hl'adisko nasej vlady opaku
jem, ze tesinska otazka, ako j 0
tazka Spisa Gravy a celeho ke1
fliktu Pol 'skom musi sa posu
dzovat' hl'adiska europskeho.
vsel 'udskeho. S tohoto hl'adisks
fpolitka ceskoslovenska bola vzdy
: dosledne pre- mier a proti kazde
|intervencii. Vlada ceskoslovensk;
bude v tejto politke rozhodne |
lojalne pokracovat' v buddcno
sti."
Ma konferencii mierovej otazk'
Tesinska a otazka Gravy Spis
: a vobec cely problem nasho kon
fliktu Pol 'skom cd poeiatku bo
povazovany "a problem celistvJ
Vsetky nase snahy odlncit' otaz
ku Tesinska cd Gravy spisa be
lily ma konferencii odmietane.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-05-10
SEWARD SNAPSHOTS,

William PendergaSt, old timer in this section, left on the Alameda for the states and intends going to Arizo- na to spend the summer. Mir. Fender gast sad when restrictions were re- moved from Alaska so a prospector could again make living he would return.
 x. r. Hansen, with the T. X T. De- partment at Anchorage, who recently resigned, is a passenger to the states n the Alameda.
 w. R. Eubach passed through on the Alameda for Valdez, where he yill be district court juror.
 0. w. Hitchcock, well known An ,horage man, accompanied by his wife nd daughter are bound for the states )n the Alameda.
 Arthur Frame, bound for Cordova; \. F. Rystrom, Andrew Hasslon, N' 8. Hixson, Frank Parrish, Mrs. Fred Wright, J. J. Chisholm, V. D. Harris and Frank Goyne are prominent pass ,ngers who passed through on the
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-05-10
BACK ACHE
sImb~, Up tyith Penetrating
 Sysmiins W'zGrd oii

A harmless and effective prcpara- tioh to relieve the pans ot Rheuma- tism Sciatica, Lame Back and Lum- haco is Hamlin's Wizard Oil Y oen- .uates quickly drivcs ont soreness. and limbers up stiff aching joints ana muscles z.
 You have no idea how usetui 1t wip be found in cases ot every day ailment or mishap when there IS need of an immediate healing anti sentic applcauon as m cases of ,prains bruises. cuts. burns, bites and stings ,o
 Get it from druggists for SC cents; If not satisfied return the bottle and get your money back.
 Ever constipated or have sick headache? lust try Wizard Liver Whips, pleasant little pink pills' 'o cents. Guaranteed.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-05-10
Alameda bound for the states.

Alameda bound for the states.
 The fishing boat Chicago came in 70 port late yesterday afternoon for water, departing early in the evening or the banks.
 Mrs. Joe Richards and Mrs. Jack Renner returned on the Alameda from q trip to Cook Inlet Ports.
 Il. s. Balderston returned on the Alameda from short business trip to Anchorage.
 The Alameda went to the dock at Anchorage, discharged ten tons of freight, mail and passengers, and then as the tide was going out, the steamer went into the stream and dis charged the remainder of her freight on lighters.
 Mrs. S. o. Morford returned on the Alameda from visit in Anchorage and will remain in Seward permanent ly.
 r. S. Lab!c, travelling man, passed through for Juneau on the Alameda.
 Dr. Blyth and his assistant, Miss Edna Jarvis, left for LaTouche on the Alameda. Dr. Blyth will be absent about six weeks.
 C. w. Dcitzel oil land locator from the westward representing Juneau parties, left on the Alameda. Mr. Diet gel has a bottle of oil taken from the land he located and expects to return to Seward within a few weeks with machinery for preliminary work on the land.
 John w. Frame, of the Pioneers Pathfinder, returned to Valdez on the
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-05-10
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

Alaskan Engineering Commission Trains leave and arrive at Seward as !ollows:--
 sec A. M. Wednesday and Saturday for Roosevelt, Tunnel, Girdwc 'd Anchorage. Arrive 500 P. M.' Mon day and Thursday.
 Connections at Anchorage on Monday and Thursday at S:SO A. M. for Matanuska, Wasilla, Houston, Tal- seetna, and on Wednesday and Fri day at S:&O A. NJ. for Matanaska, Eska, and Chickaloor.
 BREAK FAST. LUNCHEON and Dinner served on the Seward An chorage train in the buffet car. MIG.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-05-10

Alameda.
 John Erickson and wife, of Anchor age, visited friends while the Alameda was in port Saturday afternoon. Mr' and Mrs. Erickson are on their way to the states to remain.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-05-10

tons at the Liberty theatre last night DeloIe Lne Inst snOw anu ao huciai- y app.auded. .nIS. Lyons, aiSo ah ac- compuSueu muSIcIan, IurnISneu liie piano accompanlment.
 Mir. ana Ms. Lyons will render a Jew SeIect.onS again tomgAL Degihlng prompuy at i:3U O'CLOCK, one han hour before the movies.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-05-10

Fifteen people took examinations LOT naturalization papers at Fairbanks April 18th.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-05-10
,IoLINIST HEARD AT
 THE LIBERTY THEATRE

E. C. Lyons, well known violinist ,nd symphony orchestra leader ot seattle. was heard in several selec-
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-05-10

Prices above quoted all for number one best gde lur grades including skins priced proportion.
 ARE THE LARGEST DEALERS IN RAW AND MANUfASt- pEn rIpS IN THE NORTW and all ask you Mr. Shipper w n give us the shipment and we Will convince you ha' pay and make quicker returns than you can s in Alaska 36 hut n We sell manufactured us n all pars of the United and man, European Ct Nv shipping to helping Alaskan industry out o ar. heung that AaAA We buy direct iroD the trap to thus o b.e pee than you eau get elsewhere. RETURNS THE SAME DAY Is RECElNED
 shipment to SOOO9 "h wire bid entirely ship place designate
 of yourself well with and make d make d Bank Alaska The M Behrends Bank Juneeu National Bank Tacoma Tacoma Wash Dexter Horton National Bank Seattle.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-21
Pr Ks0T PHILOSOPHY
~ s L. FRISBlF
CONSIDER THE OWL

NO one hui his wife complains that
man talks too l.tile.-and she
only on occasion.
Among Others The complaint usually
runs to the other extreme.
il has come to be accepted as s .tru-
ism that -Ae who talks much, talks TOO
much
Many m2a owes his undosnr 70 q
superabundAnoe Of words. while rep
u'2tioa for wisdom follows on the
heels Of silence.
Even woman is considered wise in
proportion as she Is. ehArry other
words.
The owl enjoys 8 reputation for wis
dom which is world-old. NThe facts
may not Justify The reputation eut a.
least the owl can not be charged with
undnly Aauutng his own virtues He
is silent bird. and therein lies his
reputation for wisdom
- @N'N- 1N@& q NAr AA1& fat GIE1StAl
O. wisdom The n2spse is chatter
er. 8 gossaper. scandal Enon ger
among birds. He is frtvolous. insin-
cere, a hy-by-night, unstable and IN
dependable He Is the anta-thesis O.
TIE owl I. the owl Is wise. the raag-
pie Is foolish
This does not mean that one should
not talk Talking is good thing in
frs time and its place Even the owl is
occasionally heard But he IS not q
csstterer. He never 5sbbers- When
he speaks, X il with the voice. a, least
II not the words OF wisdom.
II We emulate the owl. we viii both
hear and see much which We xili new
sr experience II We insist upon coniin-
rally using our ovn vocal powers
Having seen and heard. We add TO the
sum Of our knowledge. 10 the end thai
when we DO speak. II mar be not only
with the voice. but with the words o.
wisdom
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-21
Or Solid Wood

VES HAT ihe ta6 f0r painted wood
novelties has no: died out ere
this g Cue II tAe fact t5al new
er novelties in TIE same line ara max
ing their Appearance da5ly
Coatrary MAry garden for H.
stance wn grow a,i the quicker De-
osuse OF tae q4Aiui H.tie pegs whscA
Frlfy. soih ty thgsG painted heads
ar3 tie let1ered names ca them. wAere
beans and roses Eansies and potatoes
EFow IL the name can be- expressed
oy q symbol s1gA as O'Clock. SO
aueh the better ana more original the
ra7acn WELL Dr. Ths sri who has been
pulling lp Perfectly good plants II
mistake ;or wet1s should have i SET
II iaess PEGS Immediately
Kiddies wLl learn % keep every
5hias In us 7lncs If they are provided
wia one q ;he cumming painted wood
pencil holders "a tse shape & long
cAina12Aa win a Quen Of wcol in ,Ae
slid1a 6. Bis cap which nfs on
Wooden salad sets q FORK and spoua
are made iAs more appealing b. be4ug
treated 20 coat ot black pAinl on
the handles and ornAmented with iily
ao-al sprays IN oil ociorS
Tie throws and sweater hangers ale
eFncnmnsoas When they are made q
rings a. EEyly decorated wood
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-21
Getting a Tan

~ ERSONS Joke about friends vho
- aim 20 get their moneys worth
Of tan when they are on their
vacations. but the idea is more often
a truth than q Joke. Often you can
bear one girl eonfde to another as they
stroll along the sands mat she wants
10 get as brown as she can to show
such and such person back homo
that she had been away. Nov. good
healthy sunburn is not to be despissdS
but the sudden acquisition Of sunburu
is apt to be dangerous. A fact thst
many OF yca may have found TO yoar
sorrow Sunshine kills germs, bue
sIlow the July or August sun 10 pour
down on delicate neck for any length
Of time and II will kill the delicatA
beauty Of that part OF the anaaonH 4
II is during the first days Of vAcs,
tion that particular care should -
taken TO guard against rapid tanninns
Of the SKIN After lew dxyr the skiz
becomes resistant The fact that the.
skin ID almost as important as the.
lungs in controlling the heat OF tAa
body should impress upon you The
necessity for taking good care Of IT. IL
the skin be injured so that its func-
tons can no longer be discharged, 4
serious threat to life is made.
II yon are ever unfortunate enousA
to receive a bad case Of sunburn AVOID
breaking the skin II it blisters empty
theEns by pricking through the gooA
skin into the blister. SO that the vS.
ter can run out through the unsn;urs6
tissue Use sterilizsd needle for IL
purpose Sprinkle the burned sur-
sace with finely powdered starch. ana
eoTer with gsuze containing caybo.
lated yaseline. II the skin is no, broh.
en-. zine- oxide or boric acid narybs
worked into the vsseline
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-21
Trimming the Old Hat

~ ONE one has said that there Is
-. nothing new under the sun not
even an idea But the same per-
son admits that the smallest thing IN
life can inspire one to DO ths unusual
thing This would seem true where a
certain hat trimming IS concerned
The hat itself is Of white milan straw
and is trimmed with douhle-faced rib
bon. purple and white. about an inch
vide Most liEely the handages rolled
~ by Rsd Cross workers inspired the
maker Of iAls has TO unroll the ribbon
for the distance Of half a yard or SO.
al least long enough for II 10 be
crossed over the crown and short
distance over the bram. Near THE edge
OF the hTin the roll Of ribbon Is Sc
e1rely caught There are four rolls,
or bolts used. and at hrss glance It
lcokssxs though the LAT we're trimmed
with four spcols or rctsnn or silk.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-21

Ayow Is TIE tine when people from
IN ail parts Of The country begin
10 40 10 mountain or shore %
seek 6 cool spot where tke gentle lisp
ing Of waters viii make them feel thai
life is worth iivtng after al Unless
you 60 TO 3 farmland even here there
Is often q creek-you vii prch2e.y
settle somewhere near water. where
there is bathing and good sviznlng-
You viii want 9 new bathing suit ~
all means. Your kni, swimming suit
or last years faded silk. viii lock al
right during the week when there isn't
much ot anybody xround. but for the
week-en6-ah. then by all means
must you stRrtie wifh something really
chic on be2eh or hank
Take the pretty plaid suis IN The
group. for instance. Can't you see how
easy iaat would be TO ship up Of an
afternoon Really nothing 10 ii bat
the long. loose wais; and the short
skirs gathered o. 10 ill., Those bands
you see On ;Ae sk.rs and the sash and
collar and aTuhole bindings are rte-
80. OF course 4 you feel thai is
txtrsraeancc. all you have 10 do Is
,o re; same plain colored six %
match the stripe q ;he plaid and CIT
81 snto hlas hands and stitch them un
TA.s bathing slii could eo or ever the
head and rnake j; that much easier 10
fashion. Coe ct those nice rat5erizcd
AsndRerahlefs is wound aroaud 1lis
rif.s head. or p.s..e e me SIX of
TIE slii coula be used over 8 rutFsr
cap
So many ~ the suits this year are
besnr made q, sersty * Is said 81
those who have eKperfmented vith thls
fabric in iAe water ieai 8: sheds va
ter Qmckly. does noi cling and is real
y protection against chins This
stands ia reason because yuu hnow
how soh a stocking Keeps ia the wa
ter. and a. Jersey used Tor bathing
s1its IS practically q heavr stoakin-
cite The second suit shown In TIE
Eroup calls fer Jersey 10 be trimmed
WITH seaiache braid The only diff
cali thing about tails saii Is the cutiing
ou; Which might puzzle at FIRST You
see. TIE tuoni gore ot the skirt Is cat
rather suil and supplied with iahs al
the sides which button round The linh
.asf above the knee ,o shorter tab
cat on 10 the SIDE CORES This Keeps
IRE front Il ihe skirt down and eivcs
she effect x ihe uEhly butsonsc
boomers which SO many ot the suits
show Ths rs, a lie skirt IS c1i
princess vith the waist The tabs
which button over the arm arr also cul
in cae with ;he N2isi and there are
seams on The shotlder. TIE princess
cut should not t. Earea in. hut rather
allowed Ia hans straight leaving Il %
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-21

-Is color The fashionable collar gives
very iztsresnng touch 70 ihe coal
jacket. wAich hy the way. is pravi led
wiA iwo spacious pockets Il may
seem ridiculous TO wear E sash 70 bed,
euL nevertheless. the best nssaues and
pa.arnas are hglnE rlE6e with s3shss:
50 there IS nothing else 70 b. done.
There Is not nuch 10 say about the
trousers except thst they have cuts al
the bottom and ihs edgs q ths turned
up material Is Ee4llOped u match the
collar ana eu@s ofshe Jacket A mod
esi touch Of color appears in the tiny
embroidered design at the nseE lire.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-21

IRE sash to draw tae f1ilzess ia suf-
ac.elt4y. TAe sash Snaps unaer The
sloss at each ssde cs The troat A wool
swimming susi IS wora under iA.s 81
al extra suis q ,he jersey aiih short
straight trouser less instead @. bloom
srs. more lac iAc boys Talnlns
trunks
The iittlast g,rl a the family las
not been forgotten ia ihis new hath
ing salt crusade Sic believes il' 40
sleeves also Her .i,ils suis o, tns
raohair is just topping for S pair E:
nice wooden nights. without wl.cA nc
child Is really safe II the water TIE
SUIT IS nothing more than a Ylc2ieG
sRy set onto 8 little body. tht front
and hack 80 which are held together
wish the strap wh!ch passes over the
shoulder and through slots n the front
and hace. This strap unsnaps at me
side where tAe buttons under ihe arm
1uish the operation of fastening A
line AZ heavy stitching around The wee
body and the front panel wAlch is cat
IN one wiki it is all she trimming
needed The tar," cap which accom-
panies ihc suiG may be madf from the
SUI material Ii wlll fall 1As enough
io give sufficient shade to ihe wee
hather, b1t wia nor be in her way
when she wants io SO ia the waller
Just IS the straight Lines have hela
good Tor TIE street ard house dress,
50 haye they continued ia GOOD tav-F
for bathing frocks THIS is not ,o Be
wondered At since the style makes toT
comfort, and Is generally becoming
The bathing dress pictured a. tie lefi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-21

Women who are too stout may now
rejoice. for Prof F. NORTH Of Paris
has discovered that an exclusive cise
81 milk will cure obesity. A small
quantity of water may be drunk. but.
with this exception, nothing else must
be taken into the stomach but milk.
TIE patient Will suffer neither hunger
nor thirst and the cure seems easy.
One patient lost nfty six pounds in a.
days. The cure is especially efAca-
eious where the patient has any form
OF kidney or heart trouble.