davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1920-04-27

oNSo 'NAA'AS 0OAAAS JId lis
present loss on This traffic is two hun
dred thousand pounds yearly.
London, April 18th Mr.. Hocatio
BottomIS M. P, editor of John Bull"
writing on the latest Home Rule Bill
says, ireland is an unSolvable and in
durable problem for the British Empire,
at least that is my sorry opinion after
its study for over thirty years. | vot-
ed for the bill because it is the last
time | shall ever have the opportunity
of supporting a constitutional scheme
for a better Government in Ireland,
in other words it is now or never.
God grant it be now possible. The effect
Of the bill staggers the imagination.
Constanstinople. April 18th. Turkish
military officers yesterday formally clos
ed the Chambers of Deputies under al
order from the Sultan, which provides
for the election of a new chamber with
in four months. 1t is believed that
the Sultan will issue a mandate author
ling the Cabinet to ratify the Allies
treaty. The Sheik III Islam at Con-
stantinople has appealed to all Moslems,
urging them to p Holy War upon Ma
tionaIism. Reply e to this, the Ma
ti0nalist Shaik III Islam has issued a
religious decree ~denouncing the Sultan and
u"ISCT6ulIlng Tie C|ODSJdnllnODlo appeal,
Nogales, Sonora, April 13th.-General
Dieguez, northern military commander
President Carranza, has issued an ulti-
matum to Governor De La Huorto and
General Gaines of the recently created
Republic of Sonora, that military
measures will be taken unless the state
quickly returns to the national govern
ment. General Carlos Plank, now first
assista t to General Gaines, in command
of the forces of the new republic of So
nora, is taking steps to fortify Pulpito
Pass, the gateway from Chihuahua to So
nora which, it is stated, a few hundred
men could hold against a large army.
The Sonora authorities assert that thew
have received definite assurances from
Chihuahua that the military forces will
refuse to attack Sonora.
Geneva, April 18th. "A Munich Social
list organ has created a sensation in Ba-
varia by publishing a report of q recent
meeting of the Bavarian Junker party
which was attended by most of the mill
tary officers. The meeting was pre-
sided over by Herr Won Schock, Presi-
dent of the Patriotic League. The prin-
cipal questions discussed related to the
division of Germany into two parts.
and it was proposed that overtures be
made to France to join in an attack on
Prussia. Captain Berthold, says the
Post, objected 70 the proposals, say
ing that the Bavarian Generals would
Evening journal., 1920-07-20

defunct nel-Mar League will play the
Grace NJ r.. team. OF Wilmington,
next Saturday afternoon. Manager
Denny says he expects 20 have a
strong representative team on the
ncld and intends copplng that game,
Officers OF Industry Lodge. No. -,
Junior Order American Mechanics,
Will be Installed tonight by the state
grand officers Following the inslaiia-
ton refreshments Will be served.
This Is the last meeting Of this coun-
cn for the summer;
C. A. Wipf OF this city will leave
for Atlantic City tomorrow, from
which place be viii take a storage
battery car to phoenixville. Pa. TO be
tried out over the Pennsylvania rail-
road.
A delegation OF members Of Semi
mole Tribe No. 80. l. %. r. NJ. viii
visit Newark on July 81. TO attend the
celebration OF Home Coming Day al
/ the Red Mems fraternal Home, Tor
aged and INDECENT Red Men.
The following committees have
heen appointed for Adelphia Lodge
/ No. g. Knights Of pyihIas, Of this
city: Widows and orphans, Il. Lam
caster. ]. Kirk and \. Proud; audit
ing, p. II. Ahern. r. Rodney and o
] hNh4on NNN AANiiANNA - IL fAlANtt. - -
Harrington and. I. Kirk; good OF OF
der, p. T. Ahern, G.. Clymer and &
Townsend; delinquent. c. Townsend
c.. Clymer and A. Wilhelm: entertain
ment. r. Harrington, B. Nantine anc
Evan Lancaster; assI'iaiion, w. w
Dalby. r.. Harrington and / Kirk.
William Cannon, S-year-old son ol
Wallace Cannon, was bitten on th'
arm by his dog yesterday afternoon
The wound was cauierized by Dr
BrIce :. Nalett. The dog a Llewellyi
setter had been run over by pass
ing automobile when the child wen
INTO the street to pick 10 up. Ol
touching the dog II bit him.
The Penn Seaboard Steel Corpora
tion will give a straw ride 10 the EN-
ployes OF their local plant mex
Thursday evening. They 80 to Au
gustIne pier. Trucks leave In from
OF the court house at 7.3O o'clock. A
desiring TO take the trip may leav
their names with Miss Anna Burnsld
or Edward Hushebeck employees {
the plant.
The Presbyterian Sunday scho,
picnic committee OF this city wi
meet tomorrow evening In the Sur
, day school room OF the church; ir
J stead OF Thursday evening as at flr.
Z arranged. At this meeting the mi
I arrangements Will he made for N
- picnic, which will be held at Rive
e view beach. near Coneld's Ligh
| July %
Miss Medellne Orr, OF Moore's, Pr
Evening journal., 1920-07-20

who has been the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William H. Greene. Dalby ave
nue., FOR the past week. returned homo
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. George I. Unger en-
tertained over the Weekend Mr. and
Mrs James keegan. OF Wilmington.
Mrs Ida Doris. of this city. spent
the weekend with Philadelphia
friends.
Marjorie Van Tasscl, daughter OF
Mrs. Violet Van Tassel. OF Brooklyn.
n. Y, IS visiting her aunt. Mrs. Annie
Wipf OF the BaldlOn.
Miss Virginia Newlove. OF Sixth
street. is spending two weeks with
Philadelphia relatives at Atlantic
City. n. j
Albert Wilhelm. OF this city re-
turned home Yesterday from a week
end trip 10 Philadelphia. where he
visited his sister. Mrs. Edward Camp
bell.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Greene. OF
Dalby avenue. received a letter yes
terday from their daughter. Mrs. VIII
liam Wcggman. who Is stopping In
Douglas. Arizona. for a few weeks
before she continues her trip TO her
new home In California. Mr.. and Mrs
Weggenman are enjoying trip,
through The mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Farmer and son
/ Francis, Of Chester. Pa. have been
I spending the week with their daugh-
ter and sister, Mrs. Charles Hewlett
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
WE SELL
Wayne Cedared Paper
Wardrobe Bags
A PERFECT CLOTHES CoNTAINER

Reasons why Wayne Cedared Bag
is the best bag on the market;
First-The fragrant, woodsy odor
Of cedar repels insects, but does not
cling to the garments.
Second Wayne Bags are wide
and roomy. Clothes hang full length
on shape preserving hangers. No part
Of any garment is folded or crushed
Third-The patented steel clasps
and air-tight closing devise are easy
TO operate and will last a lifetime
They are exclusive to the Wayne.
Ennrlh- -WnNne Rnga project
Evening journal., 1920-07-20

800 o'clock
the Famous Pink Stamps Given on All Purchases
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
news GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Andy. Miller and Joe Roth
rock Go to High Point, NJ,
and Tarboro, N. c.
ADJUST TROUBLE IN
TWILIGHT LEAGUE
Special 10 The Evening Journal.

Special 20 The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE, July 20.-At n special
meeting of the directors OF the New
Castle Industrial Twilight League last
night held IN the New CASTLE club II
was decided 10 continue the league for
the rest OF the season. Some dill
cultics with a couple OF teams, mem
bers OF the league were amlcably
settled and the schedule will be
played out. The Fibre Company team
has been experiencing some diulcul-
ties In providing players, but II was
said last evening the club has adj
justed It's troubles and would be on
the field with a surprisingly strong
team tomorrow evening" when 10 VIII
play a postponed game with the Man
gancso team The All-StarS and the
lcnn-Scaboard teams will play on
Thursday, according TO the schedule,
and on Friday evening the fibrcs VIII
play another postponed game win
the Manganese.
Two OF tho star twirlers OF the
league have left town 10 play In other
leagues. Andy Miller, the phenomi-
non OF the All-Stars. who has been
pitching an excellent brand Of ball,
left yesterday for High Point, n. e.,
where he viii pitch for the, rest OF
the season. Joe ROthrOck, the Della
ware College star, has joined Coach
Shiplcy az Tarboro. n. c., where he
will assist his old ADVISOR TO cop the
pennant for 4he second half or that
leagues season, and viii help in The
post-seasOn series, should his team
prove successful In bringing home the
bunting for the second half. Coach
Shipley has been after Joe for sew
eral days. bus he only decided TO leave
last week. While this loss Is keenly
disappointing TO the local baseball
fans, yet the best wishes Of all New
Castle fandom goes with the boys foi
a successful season. There are sew
cral teams in and around this section
that are dickering for some or the
other fast players OF this city. II Is
reported that Gehhart Will 80 to
Wilmington team next week.
Tomorrow evening a baseball team
composed " members OF the Bar1cc;
class Of the Methodist sunday school
will cross bats with the strong St
paurs NJ. p Church team. Of Whining
ton. on the Battery Park diamond
here. Some OF the best players il
town belong 10 this class.
Edward Gibbs was arrested by or
su0i~ .esi evening on a Warran
sworn out before Mayor Eckles b,
sault and battery and disorderly con
n.c. luc. .c,Iu-nce only subsianclatet
fne dis0rdcrly charge and he Wa
forced 90 pay So ll iine.
The New Castle baseball team Of thi
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
To Wear Thin Waists
or Sleeveless Dresses
Beauty Toplcs)

lbedulN lOnlcol
With the aid Of a delaiOne paste, Il
IS an easy matter for any woman to
remove every trace OF hair or fuzz
from face, neck and arms Enough
OF the powdered delatone and water
Is mixed into a thick paste and spread
on the hairy surface for about . min
utes. then rubbed on and the skin
washed. This completely removes
the hair, Out 10 avoid disappointment,
get the delatone in an original pack
age.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20

Special 90 The Evening Journal.
NEWPORT Del. July 20 S. Mar
shall Johnson. who died In his Solh
year, 40 his home here last week was
buried on Friday in s.. james's ceme-
terry. lie was a resident OF Newport
almost an his life having lived there
about 20 years. lie was the son or
the late Mary Ann Cranston aud sam
uel pennock Johnson and was a life
long member OF Friends Meeting
stanton. Friend Matilda Ferris and
Friend Emma BaurofL o. Whining
ton monthly meeting Of Friends
spoke most nltngly at the funeral
services. Mrs. johnson. who died IN
1902 was Harriet ~. Weldin. daugh-
ter OF the late Amy and Lewis Vel
din. Mr.. Johnson is survived by
ihr,e daughters. Ella Wcldin lein-
son Alice Anna Johnson and Mary
Marshall Johnson and one sister
Anna p. Reynolds OF Malvern, Pa.
who Is In her seth year.
Snakes arc said 20 be so shot
sighted that uuy are unable 20 se'
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
MARSuAII JOuNSON BUmTD.

Of Tho paldton. returned home yesler
day.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20

slothes against dust smoke SCOT dampnes and moths Ihy
used every days
Fifth-The open front style has strongly Influenced an
everyday demand Il is handy closet and better pace
Cor clothes. II hangs anywhere.
Priced S1.25 $1b0 and $1.76.
On sale in women 7eadyto-wear department
Evening journal., 1920-07-20

Snakes arc said 90 be so shot
sighted that llfy ARE unable TO se'
distance OF more than quarter
Of their OWN length.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07

the same way.
 And so I counted the hours until Bob should come home, and resolved to put on one of the dresses he liked most. For long time I had avoided every means of interesting and attracting him. But now that I knew about his jealousy, I added a new paragraph to my new code: Iwould be useful to my husband. And once more I would amuse him
 I reminded myself that matrimony Is a fragile structure. and that hus- bands and wives must make an effort to keep it in repair.
 Lots of men who are mighty particu- lar about the upkeep of car, never give a passing thought to the upkeep of their domestic bliss.
 Lots of women treasure their jewelry carefully, but never take the least pains to guard the treasure of a hus- bands love-
 I asked myself if persons of sense would plant a wonderful garden and expect it to bring forth it's choice blos- soms without care2 Weeds grow faster than flowers in a garden.
 And it's just the same with love" I admonished myself Bob and have fenced ours in by all the walls of ma trimony and then we have let it take care of itselfi What right have I to cry out about a weed-or-a tiger lily ?"
 To be sure. Bob had done his share of the neglecting. Lately he hadn't known whether I was glad or sad. But now that I knew that 1t had all started in a fit of jealousy every trouble be- tween us was cleared up. I decided.
 Very soon I found out that I had come to a hasty decision
 hadn't been anywhere with Bob for weeks. I decided to make an overture. wanted to see Jane Clegg," the best problem play of many a year. from a woman's point of view. "Jane Clegg'' sends her errant husband off with his fancy lady and turns to the task of rearing his children. alone
 Now, Bob has always liked Ibsen and Shaw, and had no reason to sup pose that he wouldn't be glad to see St. John Ervine's drama I called him up on the phone and asked him to buy the tickets
 Jane, I don't care to see that thing. It's bunk he said.
 All right" was my cheerful reply But my cheer was hypocrisy.
 Evidently my husband couldn't be coaxed to see play which touched upon his own experiencel Probably he was tangled tighter than could guess!
 The sunshine went out of my day A splendid flame had died in my heart
 Bob had destroyed something which he could never restore.
 Gro be continued)
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
DISAPPOINTMENT

old Mis- Summer saw the goldenrod
 aglow; Said she liked the company. but guessed she'd have to go. Had a pleasant visit and would surely
 like to stay, But she certainly must leave us shortly
 after Labor day Old Mis- Summer is so generous an
 kind. We gathered round an coaxcd her not
 to leave us all behind. The roses smiled an pleaded-theyre
 the favorites of her kin So she said she wouldn't leave us till
 the baseball score was in. Old Mis- Summer, meath a sky so
 warm an clear, The birds again are singin' all the
 songs you like to hear. Won't you finger with us? An says
 she. 'I can't refuse 1 might as we'll stay long enough to
 hear the lection news -Philander Johnson in the Wash
 ington Star.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
TYPE OF JACOBEAN CATE
 LEGGED TABLE

The JaeoDean period held sway dur ing almost all the seventeenth century. A characteristic of this style of furni- ture is the rich and heavy carving. particularly that known as strap work Oak was the wood generally employed.
 The gate-legged tables of this period are either round or oblong. The dis tinguishing feature is two drop leaves supported on moveable gates. The eight legs are under framed and sym metrically turned
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
Confessions ofaBridg (copFiqA l92Q b4 e leuspa Eihupri,e As,ocadOn
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was why he had seen so much of Kath- crime Millerl
 How he could find any comfort or pleasure in another woman's society while quarelling with me was more than could comprehend. Nothing any other man could say to me would ever make me oblivious to trouble with Bob.
 It was hard, but I'd just have to accept the fact l told myself. Men and women do not look upon love in
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
HOME. sMEEr HOME

 Once more they are singing the same
 old song,
 There's no place like home" When autumn rains brings mosquitoes
 along.
 There's no place like home. When the wind begins to humble, And the plaster takes a tumble, While the waters wildly foam How you miss the elevator, Kitchenette and radiator There's no place like home. When the dance band hurries from the
 summer shack, There's no place like home When the boarders pile their bagg age
 in a jitney hack. There's no place like home. When you think it would be jolly, To get out and hunt a trolley, Familiar streets to roam, Your old janitor will straighway Seem an angel at the gateway There's no place like home
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
THE NATURE OF TIE BIRD

"So the stork has just visited Zel1e YawlSey's home for the eleventh time? 9" said the presiding elder
 "Stork?" returned Gap Johnson of Rumpus Ridge. Ark. You mought say 'stork if you want to. parson. but if you'll take a look at them children of Zeke's you1l swear it was hyena.9
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07

During the world war the public sent total of 10000 inventions or ideas for inventions to the United States navy. Of that number which had to be examined and passed upon. only about one suggestion in thousand was found to possess any practical vahIe
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
THE BOOK OF DEBORAH The Fragile structurp of Matrinony
 Kn..-s n. Hm-x A, Pona;r

Must be Nept VI rePaW
 There was nothing vsry tender about my husbands parting caress thar morning. nevertheless. my heart was light. I counted the hours until he should come home agarn. It seemed to me that all of our difficulties had come to an end. Bob had been jealous of me. most unreasonaftly sol That
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
NOR SO RANK

'Howat's Ranks Are Thin" says a headline. But no thinner than some of his arguments" counters the Ottawa Herald.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
RETALIATION

Agnes Is 50 if she's day, but she gives her age as only 30"
 Well, you can't blame her, in way. Time has told on her and she's getting even by wiping off an old score. ''- Transcript
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
SING THE BROTHERS

The frost is on the pumpkin and a chill is in the air And the joke Is on the pumpkin with the hayseed in his hair, For we catch him coming, going, and we trim him everywherel
 Tennyson J. Daft
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
HAS HE FRIENDS LEFT THRE2

Secretary of War Baker is to come west to make a few speeches. We suppose he will stop at Ieavenworth and make few calls.-Medicine Lodge Index.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
} ADVENTURES OF TIE TWINS
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Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
NONE

Has Mrs. Nexdore any grandchH dren?"
 NO; they are all perfect imps."
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
MORAL MoLAssEs

Ad in New York Times: Wanted questionable ability and character
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
JUNGLE GEORGE" BLOWING YOUR OWN HORN


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Arizona republican., 1920-11-07

Menu for Tomorrow BREAKFAST - Sliced bananas, un- cooked cereal. omlet. bran mullins, coffee
 Hf-ON-Potato cakes. creamed salmon. pickles. coffee jelly, lemon cookics. tea.
 DHNNER~-Pot roast of beef. mashed potatoes. huttered caulif1ower, head lettuce with. Russian dressing. pump kin pie. coffee.
 kKv Own Recipes As the fruit for breakfast is rather tssteless. serve a tart jelly with the oueiet. The belly may be spread on the omelet before it is folded. If orange marm q Jade is used instead of jelly garnish tiie omelet with slices of orange.
 POTATO CAKES
 large pcAatoes
 i teaspoon flour 'That all-softening, over
 poweriilg knell, The tocsin of the soul-the
 dinner bell"
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
ON THE SUCKER LIST

''Ls that oil company you made in- quiries about still boring?"
 Still boring me with circulars"
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07

Colby to a
  all the Meadow Grove who n the a and reaching Colby dab of his Then slid  the gathered his in line and he to Colby.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07

When it is necessary to scad milk an easy way to oo It IS to rinse the pan the milk is be heated in with cold water
 This seems to keep the mlk from sticking. The milk scalds much more quickly than when put in double boleIi and should not have a scortched taste
 Unless milk is beinp heated for an invalid the dor ble boiler method is waste of time
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07

2 eggs
 3z teaspoon salt
 iz teaspoon onion juice
 A teaspoon pepper Pare potatoes, graIe and squeeze out water. Add seasoning to grated potato. Add flour and well beaten eggs. Mix thoroughly. Drop from spoon into deep hot fat. Serve at once.
 COFFEE JELLY
 2 tablespoons granulated gelatin 2 cups strong coffee
 1 cup boiling water
 B cup sugar.
 Soak gelatin in F cup of coffee for half an hour. Add boiling water, stirring until the gelatin is dissoyled. Add sugar and remaining coffee. Stir until sugar is dissolved. Pour into mold and set on ice to set and chill Serve with sweetened whipped cream.
 NY:Assu
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-11

Local testimonials from gratlfled users Of Plant Juice continue to pour in, pro- ving that this remedy is living up to it's reputation. One of the most recent IS that of Mir G. W. Zirkle, who has been a resident of East Thomas, Ala.,. for the past fifteen years, and is one ot the best known men in this section or the country, being special police officer Tor the Illinois Central Railroad Company and 8 man of the utmost~ honor ana lh- tegrity. He stated:
 For years I have been great sur ferer with my stomach. l had lndlges flor so bad that I could not keep the lightest kind of food in my stomach as if would ferment and cause gas to form had palpitation of the heart, dizzy spells. my liver was sluggish and l had bad bilious spells; my kidneys were also affected and I had terrible pains in my hack. I was always constipated ana my system was full of malaria; I felt very much discouraged and had no am bition or energy to do my work; thought I would never be any better and went to West Virginia to the springs, but did not receive any benefit. I had heard so much about Plant Juice that I decided as last resort, to try it. l am glad that l did, for it has made me a we'll man today I have a fine ap- petite, sleep well and feel that I can honestly recommend Plant Juice to any one''
 Plant Juice is sold in Birmingham at Norton's Drug Store, corner of Fourth avenue and Twentieth street.-Adv.