davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1920-12-21
TO THE woman intent upon preserv-

TO THE woman intent upon presery-
 ing or renewing beauty-Everywo- man-the Adams Hair Store offers creams, lotions, foundation face powd- ers-as delightful as they are effacious Consider it then a Christmas Shop and give her a gift in which she will find pIeasure-exquisite French perfumes and powders or perhaps a bit of French jewelry-smart jet ornaments from across the sea.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-21

SUCCESSIVE YULETIDES have
 seen the demand for sensible giving increase. The value of a gift today is EauEcd by it's utility and not it's price. after interviewing scores of men we want to whisper a word to you and that is do not seek the ut-of- the ordinary gift" for a man. What he really wants is something to wear something from a mans store-some- thing from Hannys. Most men are slway in need of handkerchiefs while gloves are always acceptable and scarfs at Hanny's are of th kind he would buy if he were choosing his own gift Clever bath robes. lounge robes, shirts. hosiery. house slippers, sweat CTS are only a few of the gift sugges- tions in a list from Hanny's. where too they arc featuring luggage. Leather coats and other accessories for auto mobile wear arc being shown, fin fact wc are confident that every want of man can be satisfied there and if you cTn not make a choice we advise you 70 give him a gift order that he might make his own selection. Remember that everything in the store is being offered at revised prices.
 You CAN not get away from the
 taCt mat a woman, ana a man too for that matter. cares about the ap- pcarance of the motor car. When the car combines a smart outward looks and the power and speed needed today 10 guarantee adequate performance it is tho car ideal. That is what the Paige is-particularly the Larchmont model which Is to my way of thinking quite fhc best looking car of the sport models VIC have seen. lt is moleskin in color and its upholstering of genuine long grain leather blends beautifully with tho exterior. It rides delightfully."-.
 THE ENCHANTMENT of beauty is
 more enthralling today than in the Middle Ages when it was recognized zs "a dominant force. There is no one thing that SO influences the appearance as the manner of hair dressing which is ca recognized art. In view of this fact why not have the hair arranged be- cominEly-in a soft, fluffy. natural wave that softens the face-by the per manent wave method employed by the ~efterson Hair store.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-21

WHEN YOU have said Christmas
 gifts and have added Ford Levys you have said all there is to say. Their Wentworth Gift Shop is an encyclo- pedia of giving demonstrating that the buyer has visualized the needs of not only the woman but the man of today while there are also admirable gifts for the kiddies. Clever lamps, Polychrome candlesticks, unique vases, desk sets, baskets and bowls are a few of the hun dreds of gifts and the prices are as req sonable as the qualities are high. TT IS quite fitting that the most notable musical event of the year should be held on Christmas and that Brandon Brothers should be respOns- l ible for bringing it to Phoenix. With worth while musical attractions few and far between the booking of the | San Carlo Grand Opera company is re- garded somewhat in the light of a Christmas gift-and by the way-why not make it so? Why not make your holiday remembrance reservations for either the matinee or evening perform ance at the Eiks theater.
 l
 l WHAT ELSE could you give that
 would spread so much Christmas | joy through the succeeding months and years than d Libtry Six-The Holmes
 Motor company.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-21

HOES YOUR husband smoke?
 If not your husband someone's else husband-your mothers or your sisters would surely enjoy a good cigar.
 All brands-save those to which men sneeringly refer as holiday cigars are to be had at the Rose Tree.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-21

GA CAR for Christmas" said
 Mary Upson, And I'll not have anything but a
 Hudson.' Good judgment, kid" said Father
 Upson, T, too, am in favor of the Hudson"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-17
Canisoles

2 Iotowego atiasu, PREY
brane cluny koronka, Sapi'
name 7 przodu lub 4 tyiu,
rorp. IS do 40. S2.75 war
toSci. speoyalnie ma 80.
bote tylko po
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-17

me1czyDn, a drugi ola niewiast. Ko-
6ci& przez caly czas MiSyi byi szczel-
ME zape4nio1y wiernymi. Misya ia,
pierwsza W parafii, przyniosSa obfitc
owoce, gdya przeszlo 1900 os6b oboj-
ga phci przystapilo do Stotu Pahskie-
60. COtziennie miSyonarze g}osili cite
~ nauki, Odprawiali ~naboGehstwa, siu-
chaIi epowjedzi i Swiecili pamiatHi de-
wocyjne. Przy kohcu Misyi odby,o sic
doroczne 40to ~godzinnc nabozcfstwo ku
c7ci NajSw. SACRAMENTO. Zeszlej ME
dzieli ma ~zako6czenie Msyi odbyio sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-17

kie owoce 1 mleko.
Owoce saodkie, kwaskowate 1 o.
r1echy.
Mleko, rosliny 1botowe I miod,
Orzechy 1 jarzyny.
orzechy, rcsliny Zbotowe 1 ne
maczne tarzyny.
orzechy. ssodkie owoce 1 rosliny
zbo5owe.
JADE 1 jarzyny.
Jaje, rosiiny SSotowe 1 slodkie O.
woce.
Potrawy miesne 1 zielone jarzyny.
Do grupy s3odkich owocow naie-
70: winogrona, sIiwki, rodzenkl, ba-
nsnasy, ftxd. krus1kt l daktyle.
Do owoc6v kwaskowatych cslioza
sic: pomarahcze, morele (~apriootsI,
poeiomki, ananasy (pane-apples), DO
r6wki (cranberries), cytryny I I. IN.
grapefruit.
Nastepnie xymienione owoce ME
naleta ami do kiasy pierwsSe1 nj
drugiei: maliny traspberriesl,
brzoskwfnie C~peaches), jetyny
Cblachber-tes) ! tsbika.
Pr1y tel sposohnoSci wiasciwem
oedzse IaznacEye, re owoce kvasko-
waite bywaia bartzo czesto heEpo-
sretnia prryczyna wfefkiei hc1oy
chor6b iuladka / jelit.
Ola uzupe3nienfa tsty dyeeeyc0-
Ell " odpowfedzf owej czytelnbczce
naleIr To r6wniez podae komhtnssye
potrsx, kt6re, FAX Z dosutadczenia
rekarskego Wiemy, sa ufeodpovted~
ME, ME stosovne " takieh MEDINA
gautach, DO ME EgsdZalsce sic " e
koncmfi uaszego ustro3u- M1anoWt-
Gle nam ma mySfi kombtnacye jaS:
mfeko I js-Zyny;
ovoce / iarzyry;
oToce &vasSowate / rosItry zho~
5cves
mreko j pScr1Wr Mdssne:
diva hub TSeeei pokzrmer nLafEo-
uarysA pczytyeh Podzas te6nseo E-
6Hzrta- hS n p SnSe i mssso lub IA
sofia groszsk- orzechE-
waznem tsz Jest rriSaG ied7enfa
GEoch hub wnecet arcysrScw spoEyw-
czyen rtaeTEch " cfagu iadrego po~
ssfSr. PrzJvrmfnam Gs~rntecznjs, re
IA Ssdanbs eswei CzTTadnfczh d
vzgIs6nfanSe 50 v~ymtenfnne ntedo-
maSanfa arasdsa JAZZ I gf6wnis dye
ta Sarsaa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-17
o KoMBNAoYI r
(NapiSal DR.. n. g. Goy).

Pant Walerya st. pis5e, ze dose
aeSto Zapada ma .,5oiadek" 1 prosi
o podanie jak najstosowntejszych
kombinacyi potraw, " ceiu 1apo6ie-
Gania napadom czestego a wprost
nieznoSneSo bolu giowy, wystepu-
jacego W jake dwie godzfny 20 5e-
dzenfu. wEmiankuje ona dale1 W
liScie swym, ze uzywa potraw niles
nych W miernej tyfko iloSci 1 to ma
wet rZadko kiedy, wiec uprasa o
uwzglednienie gf6wnte dyety jar
skiet.
Me ulega chyba watpliwoSci, re
" tym wypadku o6l giowy jest bez-
~pOSrednio zwiazanym z jakiemS Ia
rIrzeniem funkcyi trawienia, wszel-
Ech vice staran energicnie / "a
'yczasu nslezy dokfadac, ably m6dz
jak najrychlej wyr6wnae zschodzace
tn widocznie niedokladnosci W TIA
wieniu Tub poozatkowe 2bocSenia
rrzewodu pokarmowego. Czy TAX czy
owak. ba-dzo slusZnie 1 roZumnie
C~zyteIniczka owa W lScie swym sic
wyraaa, re ratunku ElaSciwego "
taken Electromagnetic eiCwnie ocZe-
kjwa6 MONA drogS uregufowania
lr,Ay D;-z,cy - nfo fvIEo 1UahZa
sic z tenn jei zapstrywaniem, Fecz
uawet chcialby z wiekSzS dokfsdno-
fcia podkrcSli6 Sc, " prDekouaniu,
&c pozSycie sig wmieniorsgo cier-
picuis zsIeiy wylacznie Cd umiejet-
rego lsczenia dyetetyczuego- Ponie-
v7az ZaS 9erazaiejszymi easy to ucia-
live j przewiekle cisrPieute uieza-
~r-Ecczenie jest tax uiszmiernie rczpo
~szeehnionc, z rrawdziwa vice
rrzyjem1o5cia kreSls Masterpieces
tgsa Sl5w y vfpowiedxi cferpiscej
Cz~ytelniczce. Nam uTe5umne Frze-
Fananis @ * 'ecz1c&ci stuscUaniA
,aoowieduirs drety y takich PrTypad
ZACH, 2 s~po&dsUam sic, re I Szsrsry
81! "a LUeztE7 bedzie zafrtsreso-
r-Ey.
II vzgieda nj nnisi tub Ufsesl
-vo-ITyTre zaSvzrd-sr'H- Ezwyczti
taEiemu stanoui ehCrohITEemu iowa
rESzCz- IzLe4y tn ESaamprZnd mad.
rris-F- zs CJr5ecznem- rawt ME
Htrs1r fE dnkIadaE wszzEkSch
r-cz1wxI6 S@x-Ir~ csIsm urormGwL-
"a srSErz 1Ezrz st1scE9rje srud1Etw
cztIrTrrytI / zzHEsg6w r~fsszzDdI
vch. o jaLich H. tam uSsFscI s=Vw
20 CzaEC s~1-1es6TrE71 + = dnE1dn-
- byfz IEUwa
SasepUJScz ~ EombrErTe dc6CS
3 s.ssovne " tych Rrrypa6Each no
81 =1UrT- ryrfkat@reEo < ntestoo-
vn-go jsGZeria:
CIodk:e owoce / mleko.
RcAiny zbozowe (cereals), Sod
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-17

\. Kazimierz Sztuczko c. s. g., \.
Stanislaw Siatka G. Il. y. S. Grza
G.. s. G.. y. Stefan Kowalczyk c. r., y.
Piotr III. Pyterck, y. J0zcf Xielczihski'
X. Antoni Rohewicz G. S. c., y. J6Def
Hwierzycki c. r., X. Hipolit SGopO"ski
y. Edward SchEster, Y. TOmasz Smyk,
y. II. Barwik G. r., y. Stanislaw Da-
browiak, y. Stanis}aw D~crengowsEi,
Y. Leonard Long c. r, y. Bronis3aw
C. K, Y. karOl Marcinkie-
wicz, Y. Wladyslaw KoziOwski, Y.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-17

popo}udniu ~uroczyste po%Swiecenie krzy
Ia Sw., kt6rego. dCkona} Y. misyonarz
Tyay6Ski, odhyla sic rGwniez proccsya,
adoracya Krzyza, kazanic po5egRalnc,
a W kofcu oddanic sic parafii W opie-
Ike NajSw. Bogarodzicy.
Udzial W pracach dJEzpasterskich
wziei nastepujacy kaplani: X. Praiat
Stanisinw Nawrocki, X. Franciszek
Wojtalewicz, X. Konsultor Dldwik Cru
dzinski, Y. Jan O%byrtacz G. r., \. rex
tor TadeuSz Lisman c. R., x Jan So
bieszczyk, CIR, Y Wojciech Furman.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-17
Gwiazdkowe sodziny interesow cd $3.50 ranO do $3.50

D,makfe blanket sZlairoH, . gruoej
v.ci beacon naneli, koinisrl pr5yora-
ny atiasom. ora1 mAnkiety, pick ! OK
ne kolory, $3.50 wsrt., 20 80. Wv
TrLecie ptetro
Damskie kaszmirowe poncEochy, eGra
ciepie, stopa bes s1wu, c1arne' Lielons !
bronLowe, obrabiane lub W pralki 2uc
wierzchy, Use vart-. para ---.-.
Gt6wne pietro
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-17
K. Jan K~asprzycki, C.R.
W Chicago.

by do Chicago X. Jan Kasprzy-
cki, C.. R., do ostatnich czasow
General Zgromadzenia Xxx.
Lmartwychwstahcow.
X, K~aeprzycki przyjechai do
Chicago koleja Grand Trunk" I
Eowego Yorku; ma dworcu O
godz, 7:05 oczekiwa, go X. Fran
.eiszek Gordon, Delegat Gen. Xxx.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ma Amery-
ke - i zabral miiego goScia do
siebie. K. Kasprzycki chwilowo
pozostaje ma Maryanowie, gdzie
spocznie pc uciazliwej dwutygo-
dniowej podrozy.
Opowiadai nam, IL przejazd
przez morze mia{ bardzo przykry.
Ocean byi burzliwy przez ca}y
Gas, a przez diva dni szalala Btu
RIA, prawdziwie grozna. Podro-
zowai X. X. okretem president
wilson linii ..Austro-America--
ma: okret to piekny, duzy i wy
eodny: iechaio MIN kifku hsieiy.
kilkanaScie Siostr zakonnych i
arcybiskup Z St. Jago, ola ktore-
go ma okrecie urzadzono kaplicz-
ke, W ktorej ksieza co dnia Msze
sw. odprawiac mogli. Pred Cd
jazdem do Ameryki X. Kasprzy-
cki odwiedzil Polske i strony OF
czyste.
Przybyi on obecnic do mas -
po kilkunastu latach pobytu W
Rzymie - ma StanowiSku Pre-
lozonego Generalnego swego
Zgromadzenia, ktorym obierano
go d~wukrotnie, drugim zaS razem
urzedowanie jego przedhuzone
zostaio - "a specyalna dyspensa
OLGA Sw., a to dlatego. IL z po-
wodu wojny Swiatowej ME byio
mozliwem zwoAaG i odbyc kapi-
tuiy Zgromadzenia. Dopiero w
lecie br. odbyia sic taz k~apitula,
ma ktorej X. Wiadystaw Zapa'a
zostai obrany nastepca y. Ia
sprzyckiego i nowym Generalem
Zgromadzenia. Pc tylu latach Po-
bytu poza Polonia nasza. Z kto-
"a x. Kasprzycki zzyi sic byi da-
wniej, pasterzujac naszym para
fiom wielkim $w. Jana Kantego
i sw. Stanislawa Kostki, obecnie
powraca do mas ten wysoce a
s,uzony, czcigodny kaplan-pa--
tryota, a choc mt w ci9gu lat ST.
wilma WHO'S przyproszyia, lecz
przybywa zdrow. czerstwy, sill
ny i do ~swiezych prac ma naszej
niwie chetny. Witamy go serdc-
cznie i zyczymy zdrowia dobrego
IA wieIe Lat piracy owocnej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-17

Szczepan KOWalski, X. lIenryk Piepen.
hotter, X. J. Kemdziora, y. Jan Peter
son, Y. Leon Hhlc i inpj.
- Tow. Miodz. Wv. Alojzega or.
939 lied. odbedzie p-zedroczne po-
sied1enie dzisiat W piatek 1890 CRU
dnia. Wszyscy czlonkowie Tow. ga
proszeni stawic sic, DO So wazne
sprawy finansowe do zalatwena,
takotez kluhowe, zarazem odbeda sic
wybory administracyi ma r. 1921. -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-17

Kokxrdy do wloS6v : sze
rokiei morowej ! atiasowe)
wstaiki, tskie wstaika W
pa.ki. w1ory Warp m crn'
pc wstsioe re s1pilka, -
pec-slnie tylSo 20
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-17
z MKODHANKOWA.

" param SIS. mofziauk6w zako6czy-
Ia Gie ubteg4ej niedziei Mtsya sw..
ktora gorliwte heruwah Mfyonarze: X
Korad Ty4yhsd, X. Stanislaw Siu-
pihski I X. Ignacy Dudzak &c Zgroma-
dzeuia Sw. wincentego a PauIo z Erie,
Pa Misya trwa&a z CORA diva tygodnie {:
pferxvzy tydzteh przeznaczony byl ola
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-17

Stalows tazH, diugto r1czh, Z
ielaza, kois, dobrze zbudo- l6c
wane, mocha zabawka, -. 1OS
Kuchmn6 piece, idealny ola ma
}ych dziewczat, z 3 garnksmi do
gotowsnia, reg. $50 war. 90c
tosci, 20 wv
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-17

rdks8 pG5ftvS. oy wteSSzy CIV miHt
~ an Gfn~aEeS pozytTwut SobfR
powftierr xtER reRlamwDc uHrodD-
xoSc naSz4-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-17
Poradnik Dobrego Zdrowia.

DR. MIoHAE O COY - pocyalno@. onorOOy vownerzus. nerwov@ dystetyka.
DS J0zEF J. LAX. sHsuhnoA6: pceOtne tvo ehcrSy dHe".t vcvnsssEnsI
Dh. awsrA HrTkuJ GeSd oe6INo PoUCzAJACEJ - dLed-ta,s .aro~ta
Ma PYFANiX osoRfsrYoH WYPaDKoW I Ma PYTANiA ESoNIdoWE NR
opPOwIADAMY. ME PoDAJEMY BEoEPr. AM ME WkRACZAAT " LARA
z.eT.a ADEEsowAo EALEtY DO RsDAKoxI. poAAozAJAo znAozu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-17

Liberty armaty do xsbswy na
zswnatrE / wewnatrz, zupelnie
bezpieczne. Ola chiopc6w, kOr
81 IS wartosci, pc ...... Wv
Tip Top Porter mechsnionS
,abawka ma mocnym sznu- O.
rae. " sobote DO ........ ny
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-17

Rn ence ~tnc m1lepsR OdAcnne
csuso voBkfe. nfSch de uta do pam
=. Il PAYROLL nassego aSena m
Duncan 4 ckona / nGbuRn3e suhSs
WINNNH
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-17
!, SnecaInosci ma Sobote wiecz. ma sprzed. 1880 do ).
Rekawiczh

NAjpraktycsniejszy p~odarunst
Dsmskie chamoisette rekawicIki grn
be eesto tkane. . ~guTikows. ladnie
p7eszywane sSswki, bardLo X
modne. mr.. 6 do sh. pAra 20 i''"
Damskis IL guxikoue dfugto sucde
rckswiczki. tax poiqdane do krotkirn
rekaw6w. tan. beaver i bron' COS
sowe, mr.. 6 do Z, para '".."". Wv
Damskie 12 guz1kows dlusis = "a
r7iecsj sktry rekaviczki. swiccsry
gnt. czarnc. biale i h~ronBows, S0
pd 1es.ywans spec. War:. po O'o"
Dzieefece cape DLtecs9cn iSo-
rkawiczki. cisp}e ne wiazsne mi.yn
reece lined. tan H z grubej web.
toloru, Yozmia- nv, ezsrw., b-on.
do 5, O'' l.50 , DS..,a ! sppss'49c
Gl6wne pistro
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-31

Above 18th Sc. to 5sth 81. Unciusivc).
East River tn NoFsh River.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-31

Above 50th St.-5th Az. to North River. Abo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-31

Above i<th sc. 70 6sth ~. nnciusive).
East River - Nsrth River.
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APARTMENTS - UNFURSIsHED.

Washington urigits. Above I:5th ST..
West Of sth Az.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-31

Above flth st. 10 5sth ~. ,lnciusiv~,.
East River TO North River.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-31
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Above seth ss.-sth Az. to East River.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-31
Above itth Sc. 70 seth 80. CIncIusive).
East River 10 North River.
463 Iexington Avenue

and kitchenette apartments: large foyers
ample closets. Rents 81 800 and upward.
Agent premises.
MAURICE wERTHEIM
<o5 Lexington Av. Phone Murray Hiii 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-31
APARTMENTS - UNPUBLISHED.
Miscellaneous.
APARTMENTS - UNPUBLISHED.
miscellaneous.
APARTMENTS : UNFURNIsHEI
Miscellaneous.
Miscellaneous.

n 5E, the mefi6e7s OF the Apartment House
W Association, being DESTROYS Of offsetting in a
measure, the erroneous impression fostered by recent
Landlord and Tenant Legislation, announce the offer
ng for rent the Park Avenue section, Of the largest
number Of vacant apartments, for immediate occu-
pancy, that have been offered after October lst dur
ing the last few years.
This list comprises only the vacancies the hghcass houses
owned and managed by members Of the Apartment House
Association. Attention directed to these offerings which
ree the contention that there exists shortage Of such apart
ments IN Manhattan.
The advertised today representative Of the
available greatly varying rentals high class houses every
description.
Newark post., 1920-07-07
DIR E c r o r Y
TOWN COUNCIL

kOY--Eben b. Frazer
Stsr~ Dltrict-E. G. Wilson, o. w.
Eiddoes.
dys Dtstrict-Dr. George w. Rhodes,
Aarles ColmsYy
kers Dutysct-Robert J. Morrison,
pnathan johnson .-... -
Iesory snd Treasurer and Collector Of
toAt sxd Tozes-S. B. Hsrdmxn
e> esd Sever Committee - c. w.
olmery, R. J. Morrison, o. w. Wild
pes.
n ecl Voter Commtttee-E. G. Viii.
kn, DR.. George w. Rhodes, R. ].
orrison. .....
lag COMMITTEE Jonathan johnson,
Newark post., 1920-07-07
Chester to Haze Large Dryd0ck

The first large drydock for gen
eral use is being constructed on the
Delaware river, after years of
much talk and no action.
The Sun Shipbuilding Company,
at Chester, has commenced to build
a wet basin and floating drydock
which will care for the largest ves-
sells that will lbe able to navigate
the Delaware for at least twenty
years.
Contracts have been awarded
and work started on a basin $50
feet long, and varying in width
from 240 to 385 feet, in which will
be placed a sectional dock that will
accommodate a vessel $50 or SIS
feet long. The average cargo boat
and tanker is about 435 feet, with
10000 deadweight tons. The dock
will be 110 feet wide, and, being
sectional, can be made to hold two
small boats at a time.
Newark post., 1920-07-07

during the second year of working
life when the injurious effects of
early labor upon already unde-
veloped bodies have had time to
make themselves felt.
A "physical minimum for
children entering employment was
provided in the standards adopted
by the Children's Bureau Confer
ences held in Washington and
other large cities in May and Jure,
1919. This minimum declared that
GA child shall not be allowed to
go to work until he has had a
physical examination by a public
school physician or other medical
officer especially appointed for that
purpose by the agency charged
with the enforcement of the law,
and has been found to be of normal
development for child of his age
and physically fit for the work at
which he is to be employed" 3" 1t
provided also that EThere shall be
an annual physical examination of
all working children who are under
IS years Of age"
But what constitutes normal
development" for boys and girls of
different ages, and what indicates
that a child is physically fit" for
the employment which he is about
to enter? Only through exact OBJ
servation and measurements can it
be demonstrated that child is un-
fit for certain kinds of work, OF
that too early and too exacting
labor is endangering his physical
development. The standards to be
applied constitute a vitally i'm.
portant part Of the problem of
child labor.
Newark post., 1920-07-07
Mrs. Scrub Breaks Into Society

Mrs. Scrub Dairy Cow is about
to break into the upper class Of
dairy society. Madam Scrub will
parade with the blue-blooded aris-
tocracy of the cattle world.
The United States Department
of Agriculture expects to exhibit
grade family consisting of a pure
bred sire, scrub COW, and grade
offspring Of this mating at the Ma
tional Dairy Show to be held at
Chicago in October, 1920. Some of
the cattle clubs will also have
similar exhibits.
The purpose Of this feature is to
interest the owners Of scrub and
low-grade herds and to show in a
practical way the manner in which
such a herd may be improved by
the use OF a pure-bred sire. This
will do much to combat the pre-
vailing idea that the National
Dairy Show is Of interest only to
the owners Of pure-bred herds. 1t
will halp also to advertise the fact
that the United States Department
of Agriculture, through it's "better
sires' campaign, is offering coop
Grafton and aid to the owrer of
poorest herd as well as to the
owner Of improved stock.
After all, Mrs. Scrub doesn't get
into society on the strength of her
own qualities she is accepted pure
ly on account Of the merits Of her
mate and her progeny.
Newark post., 1920-07-07
RkING Chill,
|DREN MUST BE
/ PHYSICALLY FIT
eren's Bureau Has De.
hrtment to Determine
! Standards

imperative need of physical
for children about to enter
Ement and Of continuous
Vision over the health of
en at work has received ma
recognition in the organiza-
~ the Children's Bureau Of
S. Department of Labor of
manent committee to deter
physical standards for work
ildren.
lie has been done up to the
t time in the United States
vent children from going in
X for which they are psysic-
pitt, and practically no study
Zen made Of the effects of
labor on the growth of the
Yet the children who begin
between the ages fo IA and
a in many instances as early
pr even younger, are the
|n of least resistance in the
nity. They are in general
Ildren of the poor, and in
hence, are likely to be the i'll.
bed, the undersized, and the
Already handicapped
rowing bodies can put up nc
pce to the exacting demands
astry on muscle and nerves
these maturing years they
uliarly liable to injury from
Rin and peculiarly sensitive
brts Of industrial hazards.
Eat deal of the work done by
b is, moreover, totally unfi
m. It often involves tot
tting, or too much standing
lying Of weights beyond th'
strength, the overexercisin'
set of muscles. at the ex
+ another, and, in certain
ions, the loss Of sleep. For
designations have shown tina
mess rate among juvenil
is alarming, especial.
Newark post., 1920-07-07

The burglar had entered the
house as quietly as possible, but
his shoes were not padded, and
they made some noise. He had just
reached the door of the bedroom
when he heard some one moving in
the bed, as if about to get up, and
he paused. The sound of a woman s
voice foated to his ears. eff you
don't take off your boots when you
come into this house," she said,
"there's going to be trouble, and a
lot of it. Here's its been raining
Newark post., 1920-07-07

A big, powerful motor car
slowed up as the occupants per-
ceived a car of very modest pro-
portions standing by the roadside
in a rather battered condition. The
owner of the car was on his knees,
endeavoring to straighten out some
Of the parts.
"Have an accident, my man,
queried the man in the big car.
"No, thank you," grimly re-
turned the other, "just had one. y
Life.
Newark post., 1920-07-07
lincoln Nominated IN .~s
Sixteen Words


The nomination oratory which
marked the two great political con-
ventions this year, is in sharp con.
trast to the nominating speeches OF
the early days Of the parties. In
the first great Republican conven.
tion Abraham Lincoln was nomi.
mated for the first time, by Mr.
Judd Of Illinois, in these words:
81 desire on behalf of the delega
ton from Illinois to put in nomina
ton as a candidate for President OF
the United States, Abraham Lin
coin of Illinois,"
Newark post., 1920-07-07

stead he went straight out into the
night again, and the pal who was
waiting for him saw a tear glisten
in his eye. 81 just can It bear to rob
that house," he said, cit reminds
me so Of home.'