davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-24
Volicciia, hlasujte "a dan
ma mestsk1 kniizzuiicu

>Po prvy raz v historic mesta
Youngstownu, volicia budil mat ,
prilezitost' preukazat' ich po-
vd 'acnost' "a l'udovii kniznicu a
jej sluzbu, pocas novembro1ych
volieb, hlasovat' ma zvlastnom
balote, ktory da kniznici dve-de-
satiny miliona odanenia zoe ma
kazde $1,000 ocenenie majetku).
Pritom1, vydelenie pre- knizni-
Gu danje $25, 1000 rocne, co je
najmensiS podpora pre- kniznicu
zpomedzi 28 miest vel 'kosti mas
,.. 4ss {, So, q
no mesta a menej nez polovica
priemernej 'podpory Cd hlavy v
inych americkych mestach. Po-
zornym spravovanim youngstown
skei kniznice, jej vydrziavanie
boo sn'zene Wac nez o 500 " po-
slednych piatich rokov a jej w.
drziavanie stoji nize priemernej
ceny v celej krajine.
Mestska kniznica dozila sa O.
hromneho vzrastu potas jej pat
rocnych sluzieb. Citanie knih sa
zvysilo 20 1875, 900 ma vyse 100000
rocne. Wac nez 10000 muzov,
zien a deti Youngstown uziva
t1to kniznicu pre- zabavu zisku-
pine poucenie. Tisice otazok zod.
povedane bolo oceliarskym ro-
botnikom technickych predme-
toch. 49, =. .....-
Hlasujte "yes'' "a kniznicu,
beg ohl'adu ma to, ako budete
hlasovat' o inych predmetoch.
Kniznica patri vsetkym sl1zi
vsetkym obyvatel 'om mesta. -
Spravca kniznice pan Wheeler
pocas vojny nemohol dostat' slo-
venske knihy do kniznice, preto
ich bolo len malo, ale uz objed-
nal rovno 20 Slovenska knih "a
vyse sto dollarov pre- poueenie a
zabavu slovenskych obyvatel 'ov
mesta. Ked' budete hlasovat "a
lepsiu podporu kniznice, budeme
mat meste kniznicu 1plne "a.
soben1 slovenskymi knihami, a
preto je povinnost 'on kazdehc
obcana -Slovaka hlasovat' eyes
ma zvlastnom ballote Q kniznici
dina 2. novembra.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-24
Viceprezident bude tn recnit "a
demokratov.

Podprezident Spojenych Sta
tov, Thomas j. Marshall a w. A.
Julian, demokraticky kandidat
"a senatora ma uprazdnene mie-
sto Hardingovo pridu do nasho
mesta, aby recnili "a demokrati-
ck1 stranku dna IL. oktobra v
Moose. Hall. Demokrati chystaj1
sa ma vel'ke uvitanie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-24
Prorokujt, kto bude prezidentom

Predsedovia republikanskej a
demokratickej strany predpove-
dajd, ako asi vypadnd buddce
vol by. Demokraticky predseda
White hovori, ze jestli Cox vyhra
staty Ohio, Indiana, West Virgil
MIA a Illinois, tax ze bude istotne
prezidentom. Naproti tomu repu-
blikansky predseda Hays .tvrdi,
ze Harding strhne "a sebou cele
Spoiene Staty okrem asi 10 juz-
nackych statov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-24
SOC, 600 lien v Ohio bude hlasovat

Columbus, %. sept. ~ Statny
tajomnik Smith odhaduje, ze V
novembrovych vol'bach .sdcastnf
sa okolo 100000 zien hlasovania.
V MASON State dosavad bolo vo-
licov okolo 1900, 900, take bu-
dlcich vol bach bude oddan6 w
Sc dvoch milionov hlasov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-24
Liga Narodov ma W robotu.

Pariz, %. sept. - Litvinsko a
Pol'sko pristaly ma urovnanie
ich sporov cestou Ligy Narodov,
ako al Finsko 50 Syedskom, kto-
re krajiny majd spory hranice.
Toto by Dol prvy pad, ked' sa
niektore krajiny, obratily ma Ii
GU Narodov Q pokojne vyrovna-
ME.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-24
Ford snixil cenu automobilov q
$50.

Detroit, Mich. Henry Ford,
yyrabatel' najpopularnejsich au-
tomobilov snfzil ceny $50 ma
kazdom automobile. Toto vel'ke
snfzenie zaprfcinilo vel'kv roz-
ruch po celej Amerike predpo-
veda sa, ze teraz uz bude vsetko
lacnet', co je vyrabane ocele =
gumy. Okrem neho dve vel Ike
firmy Chicagu snizily ceny roz-
licnych clankov cd 10 do 2Oa6.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-24
48-hodinova poboz-
most ma aLansingville

o. &
Oznamujem vsetkym katoli-
yckym veriacim na youngstown
skej okolici, ze v dnoch 26,, 81. a
90. septembra, to jest v nedel u,
pondelok a utorok vydrziavana,
bude 48-hodinova poboznost v
kostole osady sv. Mateja ma Lam
singville. Vsetci Slovaci Slavia-
nj s1 pozvani s6castnit' sa tych-
to .poboznostl elm najvacsom
p6ete.
Rev. J.. M. Gerenda,
e" duchoyny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-24
Vzdusna cesta Pariz- Praha- Var
sava.

Pariz, %. sept. Letdnska
sluzba medzi Strasburgom a Pa
rizom zavedena bola minuleho
tyzdna, tohto tyyzdna bude rozsi-
rena medzi Pariz Prahu Cd
19. oktobra rozsfrena bude do
Varsavy Pol'sku. Letdnska sluz
ba bude preyadzat' postov1 al O.
sobnd dopravu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-24
Francia sa priateli s Mad 'arskom

Budapest, 23. sept. = Fran
cdzska vlada dostala kontrolu
mad 'arskych statnych zeleznfc,
"a co ona sl'dbila vyzbrojit ma
d 'arskd armadu (proti komu?) a
byt' Mad 'arom ma pomoci po-
staveni ich krajiny ma nohy. Ma
+d'ari 1faj1, ze pomocou Francie
podari sa i'm dostat' nazad al
nieco 20 ztrateneho nzemia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-24
Vecerna skola pre- Slovakov ma
E. Youngstown.

Cd dna l. oktobra otvorena bu-
de vecerna skola pre- Slovakov
ma East Youngstown, " ktorej
vyucovane bude anglickej reel,
obeianstvu inym potrehnym We
domostiam Vsetci Slovaci, Rusi-
nj q ini Slaviani sd 1ctive po.
zvani. Zaciatok vyucovania je q
7.3O hod. vecer, v Gordon skole
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-24
Podarsny syn.

Mrs. Lucy Popajnich, 1916 Viii
son Ave. oznamila policii, ze jej
13-rocny syn usiel . domu i 50
102 dol6rmi, ktore mala usporens
q poziadala, aby ked ! chlapca ns-
jdu, dali ho do polepSovne, lebo
jej to uz Wac kr&t vykonal.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-24
Cena osipanych pad&

Chicago, %. sept. Ma tunaj-
som vel 'kotrhu ceny osipanych
nadly 5 $500 ma $16.25 "a sto
funtov. Ceny hovadzieho dobyt-
ku, oviec kozi tiez paddy podl'a
toho.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-24
Mnoho prist'ahovalcov prichodi.

V poslednom ease prichodi do.
Youngstbwnu mnoho prist '&hne.
valcov, poyaesine Talianov, ale al
Slovakov prichodf hodne. Minnle-
no tyzdna "a jeden den prislo do
East Youngstown okolo 20 l'udi,
zvaesa zien; ktore prisly sem "a
svojimi manzemi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-24
Millerand je franclzskym prezi.
denton,

Pariz, %. sept. Alexandra
Millerand, doterajsi ministersky
predseda francuzsky, zvoleny Dol
dnes franc1zskym snemom "a
prezidenta Francie. On nasthpil
miesto Pavla Deschanela, ktory
sa pre- chorobu pod 'akoval 2 pre-
zidentstva.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-24
. konvencie |. Kat.
Slov. Jed.

Y tyzdni od 13. do 18. sept. w.
drziavana bola 19. konvencia r.
j. v meste Milwaukee, Wis. Ia
Rajena bola pontifikalnou omsou,
ktor1 slnzil hiskup Messmer. Ma
lsonvencii sa mic zvlastneho nevy-
nieslo, okrem vydavania mesac-
nika pre- mladez, vynesenia rezo-
llcie proti deleniu Spisa Ora
Wy, ustalenia platov a ol'by IL
radu- Najyaznejsia >otazka,. "a
chovanie organizacie zvysenim
prispevkov ponechana bola pre-
to, lebo vraj elenstvo je ME dost'
eoboznamene pomerami., " or
game br., Husek nemal na to mie-
sta.) Clenstvo ma sa najprv po-
ucit poziadavkach zakonov vo-
ei podpornym organizaciam a po-
tom sa predlozf k odhlasovaniu
zvysenie prispevkov.
Platy iradnfkov ustalene boly
nasledovne: Duchovny 1926 roc
ne, predseda $175 mesaene, pod
predseda $3.50 rocne, tajomnik
$3.50 mesacne, pokladnik $175 me
sacne, predseda dozorcov 1886 me.
sacne, dozorvocia $15 mesaene
redaktor $3.50 mesaene. lekar $3.50
rocne, spravca Sokolov a MI. cd.
delenia 5000 rocne, velitel' Soko.
low $500 rocne, predseda Najvys.
sieho Sidu $75 rocne, zapisnfk
| n. S. $15 rocne, elenovia N. s
po $40 Foene, dnchovny Tstavu
$175 mesaene. Denny plat irad.
nikov pri cestovani $S a cestovne
trovy. -. ...~.
Trad zostal vacsinou starry. no
predseda je novy, a sice p. And.
rel Dorko Marblehead, O. a
podpredseda p. Andrej Novak 2
Pittsburgh, Pa. Bud1ca konven.
cia bude v Bethlehem, Pa. o diva
roxy.
16. sept. NAL osvp. biskup Kou-
delka pontifikalnu omsu "a duse
zomrelych idov X. j., rozpo-
mienkou ma neb. rev. St. Furde.
IA. Ma konvencii povedal pozo-
ruhodnd rec o t'azkostiach do.
stat slovenskych knazov ma slo.
venske osady.
X pocte konvencie Sokoli Kat
Jed. mali slet II. a II. sept, kto-
ry sa vydaril. Konvenciu navSti.
vii mayor mesta, vybory miest
nych cisiel X. j. povedali po.
zdravne reel. z konvencie posla.
ne boly pozdravy biskupovi Mess.
merovi, mayorovi mesta a sudco
vi Carolovi. Panov delegatov ,
snasej okolice prosffne podat' OBJ
sirnejsiu zpravu v nasich novi
mach konvencii najvacsej slo.
venskej organizacii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-24
Poklznul sa, padol na syna a no
zabil.

Akron, %. sept. - Vernon Nc
Ginnis tohto mesta poklznul Sd
v svojom dome ma koberci a pa
dol ma svojho 13-mesacneho syn
seka. Jeho pad Dol tax prudky,
ze synovi rozmliazdil hlavu, kto-
~ naskutku vyphstil dusu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-24
Ceskoslovenslky ambassador odisiel

Washington. - Jan G.. Masa-
ryk, ceskoslovensky AMBASSADOR
vo Washingtone opustil svoje
miesto a odcestoval do Prahy.
Novy ambassador este nebol W.
menovany.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-24
Nemecko ide zn&rodnit' dane.

Berlin, %. sept. Nemecka
vlada ide predostret' v sneme ma
vrh zakona ma znarodnenie vset-
kych banf Nemecku. Doteraz
hane tam boly privatnych ru-
kach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-24

Rozsirujte, prsdpl&ea q
citajte Youngstownsk6 slpvensk6
Noviny!
, 1920-08-12

In aviation the weeks triumph was
the successful opening OF the New
York to San Francisco air mail route;
It's tragedy was the death OF Ldeuten-
ant Locklear. noted "srunt" aviator,
when his plane fell 1000 feet at Los
Angelica
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-27
HOROSCOPE
Tuesday. December 2s. 1920.
Copyright 1920. by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.)

Copyright 1920. by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.)
Uranus rules in u%nfriendly power
today, according to astrology. Jupi-
ter is in a fairly benefic aspect.
1t is a day in which to keep
busy, for the planetary influences
tend toward dependency and retro
spection.
Uranus is in a place believed to
affect the subconscious mind so
that memories come to the surface,
bringing regrets more often than
happiness.
The stars today give to the mind
a keen realization of its human
rule may bring good results, since
It inspires to renewed effort in
many directions.
There is a f%orbidding sign for
all love affairs. because hope is
faint while Uranus exercises sinis-
ter sway.
Jupiter gives promise of improve
ment in trade. and commerce has a
most encouraging direction through
the new year.
Manufacturing is subject to stars
that presage labor troubles but 1921
should be a profitable year.
Science has the best possible lead
ing. Inventions of greatest moment
to the world will be announced and
put into use before this time next
year.
Women should make steady prog
ress in all lines of business, but it
will be a decade, the seers warn.
before they will attain real indie
p~endence. They must reach success
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-27
THE BOOK OF MARTHA
BY JANE LORIMER

bride.
If only Bob would do any,
thing to make me think hard things
about him again. l wanted him 10
be fine and high forever, l wanted
to live with the best of his multiple
selves. l wanted him to live above
the worthless emotions of life-and
to be bored, not amused. by the pit
ter patter of a senseless girl like
Katherine.
From this train of futile thought
and hopeless wishing. which brought
me close to a passion of tears.
came to with a start. Without warn
ing. Bob's tall figure snapped into a
sitting posture, a hand made a beck
oning gesture and with a thrill in
his voice that startled us. he whis-
pered:
Come, buddy. Forward-NOWi''
1 heard Daddy sob as he muttered
in my ear
THE boy is back in the warm
the trenchesi"
The nurse hurried forward but !
pushed her away. Desperately and
forgetting all prudence. | seized my
husband in my arms, held him tight
against my breast. pressed my lips
upon his forehead, and deied the
nurse-defed fate--and death Itself
to take him from me.
ITO be continued)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-27
Freshly Boiled Water is Best
For Cooking Or Making Tea

things. 1t is not extravagant.
Stuffed Cabbage
1 cup boiled rice
onion
1 cup cold beef or mutton
u cup cooked celery
a cup bread crumbs
Salt and pepper
/ medium-sized head cabbage
Boil cabbage in salt ana water
for 80 minutes. Drain. Open the
outer leaves and remove heart. Chor
heart very finely. Chop onion and
fry in butter till a light straw color,
Mix all ingredients with chopped
heart. Fill cabbage with stufhng,
tie in a piece of cheesecloth and
stew for an hour in beef broth or
sailed water. Remove cloth and
serve with lemon egg sauce.
Lemon Egg Sauce
4 tablespoons butter
. tablespoons flour
la cups hot water
Il teaspoon salt
Il teaspoon pepper
] tablespoon lemon juice
l egg yolk
Melt butter. add flour. salt and
Pepper and slowly add water. stir
ring constantly. Let boil 3 minutes
while stirring. adding lemon juice
drop by drop. Add egg yolk we'll
beaten
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-27
To Entertain Kcyport (Iub

BY Special tUTftspOnden
KEYPORT, Dec. 27:-On We'd
nesday afternoon, December 20, the
Keyport Literary Club will entertain
the Freehold Woman's Club at the
latter place, when the dramatic de-
partment Will present a sketch,
Suppressed Desires" The charac-
tiers include Stephen Brewster, Mrs.
X. O. Walling: Henrietta, his wife,
Mrs. J. T.. ID. Silcox, and Mabel, her
sister, Mrs. G. Leon Garrison. The
entire club membership has been
invited to attend this meeting which
promises to he of interest as well az
to promote seciabilty and friendli-
ness in the clubs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-27
Bob's Stupor Makes Him Look Like
His Old Fine Self Again

His Old Fine Self Again
Standing by my husbands bed, /
waited for the tremor of an eyelash,
TO indicate that he was waking.
Daddy Lorimer vas back of me in
the shadow and the nurse was close
at hand. 1t was her idea that Bob's
eyes should fall upon me when he
opened them.
The nurse was assuming that my
husband would desire to see me
more than anyone else in the world.
1 had reason to think otherwise and
grasped at the chance to prove
myself unjust.
Ny heart stood still as l waited
for Bob to turn to me and by IN
Intimate glance claim me as his be-
loved. Then 1 would enter with him
into our old Paradise. Ii he turned
away from me, then my state. our
state. would be no worse than it had
oeen for months.
Bob's stupor and delirium had
asted only forty-eight hours: never
theless, he looked like a man who
had been sick for weeks. He looked
old. or as if he had gone through a
tremendous mental ordeal. or had
oassed beyond the limit of his ply
Dical resistance, either before or
Turing his sickness.
Again that harassing question
confronted me: How had Bob spent
the time of my absence in New
York? No answer TO that was to be
read in the white mask before me,
The face / loved so well.
For weeks while Bob and I had
been pulling away from u COM
mon life. and u community of in
~terests, Bob had not looked like
himself. He had coarsened, it SEEM
I'd to me. Some of the fine facial
character, lines of restraint and dis
cipline had been wiped smooth as
he took on flesh. The loss of them
haunted my dreams at night and
lroused my suspicious when I was
wake.
Very different were the haggard
: features upon the pillow from the
.uddy face which had aroused my
establishment and regret for weeks.
Once more / beheld the man that /
owed. There was something subtly
inc about him. something of what /
,ad adored when he made me his
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-27
tcopyright. 1920. y. Z. A.

Copyright, 1920. n. +. Al
Whenever it is necessary TO use
hot water for cooking or making
tea. freshly boiled water will give
much better results than water
taken from the hot water pipes. In
che average house the water in the
hot water tank stands for at least
swenty-four hours without an en-
tire change. To be sure fresh water
does refill the tank from time to
lime, but it is not fresh as is the
water in the cold water pipes.
Menu for Tomorrow
Breakfast-Baked apple, sugar
and cream, bran mullins, grapefruit.
marmalade. coffee.
Luncheon-Corn fritters, sirup,
pineapple and cheese salad. toasted
crackers. tea.
Dinner-Stuffed cabbage, stewed
dried lima beans. tomato jelly salad.
squash pie, coffee.
My Own Recipes
There is more than n reason
for serving sugar and cream with
baked apple. The cream furnishes
4 richness to both taste and nour-
ishment. Cut down on the allow
sncek of meat and use real cream
one in a while. A thin family
should increase the moun of fat in
Its diet and there Is no better way
to do it than by eating cream on
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-27

LLOYD george, BLUSH Brlne Min1s-
ter. is announced by London news.
papers.
come as the nucleus of a public park
along the banks of the Raritan Riv
er. and which they have named Cal
edonia Park. in recognition of its
historical associations.
II is felt hat sufficient has been
said to justify a movement which Is
about to be set on foot to erect a
suitable monument in commemora-
ton of those sons and daughters or
Old Caledonia on this historic site
in Caledonia Park. in the City of
Perth Amboy, N. j., and IL Is hoped
that II shall receive the cordial ana
substantial support of their fellow
countrymen and those of Scottish
descent now living and enjoying the
fruits of their early struggles and
sacrifices. and it is further hoped
that means will be provided where
by the memorials of them that now
exist and remind us OF the historic
past shall have the care and atten-
| on they deserve.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-27

now through reliance on men and
cooperation with the sex so Ions
dominant. it is prognosticated.
The colored race m under a
government of the stars that is
most promising to its people. They
are to devote more attention to
education than ever before. astrol-
ogers forecast. owing to the infu-
ence of a new leader,
The National Capital has the
forecast of prosperity hat carries
it ahead in all metropolitan inn
provements. 1t is at the beginning
Of a great development. if astrolo-
gers read the stars Alright.
Persons whose %birthdate ii is
should avoid all litigation or fam
lily discussions.
Children born on this day may be
| quick tempered and self willed.
They are likely to have varied
talents and should be taught con-
~centration.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-27

NEW YORK-Acoessories of a
costume are exceedingly important
as they may make or mar ones APP
pearancc. Especially is this r of
evening costumes.
Quite "A popular fad are the tight
fitting caps of gold or silver cloth
for restaurant wear or the opera.
They come in any number of styles
and are. also made of chiffon. net or
lace. The one shown in the illus
tration is of gold lace over salmon
colored chiffon.
Much beaded, embroidered and
lace-inset hosiery is seen and
where it does lot match the dress,
it is most apt to be gray, silver or
gold.
While there are many varying
styles in slippers for evening wear,
the favorite is the plain black. pat
ent leather slipped with a rhine
stone buckle.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-02-12
PUBLIC IS FACING
HIGHER COFFEE PRICES
(By United 'Press)

Washington, Feb. divisions, of
further increased prices in coffee
faces the public following the state
ment that coffee imports in 1919
doubled in value as compared with
1918, though there was but slight
increase in quantity.
A blighted coffee crop in Brazil,
prohibition and a strenuous coffee ad-
vertising campaign are blamed for
the jump, which will have to be met
by every American household.
According to Department of Com
merce figures 1,235,532,1G2 pounds
of coffee were imported by the United
States at a cost of $239,4O0,79S. This
is more than double what was paid
for the 1915, 28S,752 pounds import
ed in 1917. In 1918, 998,516,598
pounds were imported at cost of
$92,529,3O6.
Prices are still rising according to
latest monthly statistics. In Novem-
Der 108 million pounds were import
ed at cost of $25,321,726. October
figures showed coffee imported
amounted to 102 million pounds,
valued at $24,445,458.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-02-12
Women Selling Their Jewels.

1t seems to be the fashion just now
for womM with plenty of money and
heavily Stocked with jewel cases to
sell any sich and rare stones that they
may possess, not because they need
the money but simply because they
like the excitement of getting big
figure for articles that they probably
seldom wear and certainly do not
actually miss.
1t is reported that the woman VINO
"a now Mrs. Jack Gilliatt and was pre-
viously the widow of the eccentric
marquis of Anglesey, recently went
through her jewel chests and collected
quantities of old-fashioned, quantity
set gems which she sent off to be SOLD
by auction.
The result was a very satisfactory
sum O. money that ran. we'll into five
figures, with which she purchased q
beautiful little estate, where she Is H.
dulging in her pet fad of chicken farm
Ing,
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COOPERATIVE CONGRESS MEETS
nv United PresS)

Chicago, Feb. 12.-Delegates from
farmers organizations, national labor
bodies and cooperative associations
arrived in Chicago today for open
ing of the All-American Cooperative
congress here.
The congress was called by the
newly organized All-American Farm
er-Labor Cooperative commission, OF
which C. H. Gustafson, president OF
the Nebraska Farmers Union, is the
head.
The congress will consider fully
the present status of the cooperative
movement throughout the country
and will plan a definite program for
co-ordinating all cooperative work,
Gustafson said.
Warren S. Stone, president of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engin-
GERS, is general treasurer, and o. H.
McGill of Seattle, WASH, general
secretary, of cooperative commits
sion, which called the congress.
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And He Deserved It.

After ruthless process Of rejection
there were i've applicants for the post
of errand boy left for the head Of the
firm himself to interview.
It was one Of his tlippant mornings,
and he sought to amuse himself by
asking the eager boys puzzling and
quite irrelevant questions to test theif
general knowledge.
"How far away from the earth Is
the North Starr" was the question
he fred at the third shiny-faced
youngster.
I'm sorry I cannot give you the ex'
act figure offhand, sir" was the reply;
but On a rough estimate l should
say that it is far enough away moi
to interfere with me running er
rands."
He got the post.