davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-09
DO WIADOMOSCI.

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Saws. URzARzASfCp ~ SIEDZiELh
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-09
Jezeli Latwo Sic Meczycie, Knew
Wasza Potrzebuie Przeczyszczenia

natura p~otrzebuje pomccy " prss-
e~syszczsuiu systemu.
Obeen'e prav vie kazdy p~otrSebuje
kilka bute!ek S. S. s. doskonalego
jarzynoweso lekarstwa ma kreW, Do
przeezysEczeIia sWego systemu. Jest
dobre dIa dz:eci, gdyt dale i'm nova
site. j zostawia ich system " takirn
stanie. Re NIGGA iatwisj cprzeS ale
r6znym chorobom S. s. S. Jest
n~iezr6wnanem lekarstvem / bHdoW-
niczym Sly. 1aostrza apetyt j doha-
je nova >siie / iyc!e staryln a,o-
dytn. ........
Riitsze szczego{y I t1iorm,are
MONA ctrzymae cd swift SpcAie ~.
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-09
Z"Rozw0iu".

- lnstytucyl handlowo = pre-
mysSowej, ktorej nazwa W nadpi-
sic - many sposobnoSc pisywac
dose czesto, a to dzieki wysecc
czynnei ruehliwej dziaiainosci,
jTxa rozwijaja jsj praeownicy, O.
raz jej samej ~doskonaiego rozro-
stu, kt6rego Przejawy mnogie i
dodatnie razporaz spostrzegamy,
.,Rczwoj' - W paru miesiq-
each, W kt6rvch istnieje W Polo
Mi ~naszej, istotnie rozwin2l sic
nadzwyczajnie jest dis pierwSzo-
rzedna W Warunkaeh i stesunkaeh
naszych firna ,,byEnesowa", po--
dejmuje rzeczy wielkie i dobre,
bierze udziai W lyciu ~spoleczno-
narodowem znamienity. Dose
przypomniet wybitsy udz;al tel
erganizaeyi W Rampant Pozyczki
Polskiej; wszyscy painietamy o
tenn, re ,,Rozwoj" ma czas dluzszy
ielu tygodni w~strzymai I'LL
pe4nic swojq wlasna agitacye,
sprzedaz wlasnych akcyi, 4 ma
wiecach, przez siebie urz9dza-
nych zapomoca swych agcntow
i przedstawicie,i - propagowaI
iedynie Pozyczke Polska, pono--
szac W dodatku wszyStkic koszta
tel propagandy, oplaeajac asen-
tow, ich koszta podrozy itp. Me
powinno tego zapomniet spoic--
czeh5two ,,Rozwojowi" i jeso
Drzewodnim praeownikom. wer0d
ktorych ia plerWSZem mlej5cu
wymienit naiezy ~inzynicra Ku&c-
lewskiego, kt6ry zardwno W 20
zyczkowej robocie zasluzyI sic
lrwa!e. jak i ola organizacyi swcj
poiozyl j2z zasIuSi osromnc.
y
Cd bardzo niedawna ,,Rozwoj"
zacza6 wydawat wsasnc pismo
pod tazel sauna nazwq, jak o tenn
mieliSmy sposobnos6 juz tel pa
rokrotnie wspominat, W ktorem
popularyzuje sic W molliwie mai
sposGb. idacy w masy,
przemawiajacy do Mich jezykiem
prostym, zrozumialym a silnym
i przekonywujacym zasade
wiclka, przyjete "a dewize przez
,Rozwoj" zaSade, bavaria " sio-
,.Przemysf Przysztoscia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-09
Nicczysto6ci We krwi, Zrujnuja vase
zdrowie.

Ze ~zbl;leniem sic lato~e1 po7y,
ni~ecIystosci kt6re sic nagromadziH
" systemic eisSu Eimy tamujs evr-
kulacye. co powoduje dsolne osia--
bienie, 1hsne jake ,,Letnia Choro-
ba". PierwsLs symphony So Lwyklc
brak apetytu, potem brak energii,
system stale sic ccraz slabszy i oto
poeSatek choroby. Dzieci " obecnym
sesonie 81 niespokojne ! ziosllTe, !
stajs sic siabe / beE iycia.
Stan TAXI Jest rszultstem nieczy-
stosci krvi. kt6re sic nagromadza |
daJa sic najviecej odczuwat prAy
zmianie seIonu Wykazuja lake. re
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-09


Polski? HasIo owo organizacya
omawiana realizujc W spoieczei-
stwie polsko = amerykahskiem
tax sprawnie, IL zapowiada to
rzeczy znakomite ma nicdalekq
przySzlosc = w Polsce. Otto czy--
tamy W oStatnim numerze wy
mienionego pisrna rzecz nastspu-
jsca:
I'D Przedstawicieli naszych w
Warszawie otrzymalismy logo
czerwca kablogram nastepujaeej
treSci: w poblizu Zawiercia "a
datkowalismyG wielka fabryke z
kepalnia wegla wraz z urzadze--
MEM i bedaca W ruchu, a wyra-
hiajaca obecnie czesci kotiow do
lokomotyw it'd. Nalezy do niej
dziewiee mil linii kolsjowej wraz
z w~yekwipowaniem, TOO ARROW
gruntu, % domow ola robotnikow,
10 Sudynk6w fabrycznych, GRAZ
~ediewarnia. Molina natyehmiast
rozpoezae fabrykacye autemobi--
low i trakter6wH Fabryka znajdu-
jc sic W najlepszem W Polsce Pc
ioieniu."
Wobec tego ,.Rezw6j" moze So
bic powiedziet, II przystepuje te-
raz naprawde | ma seryO do real
nej~pracy Cd podstaw, ce'cm btu
dowania polskieso przemysiu ma
ziemi ojczystej. Pc dokonaniu
kupna, kt6re obccnie jeszcze zaIa-
twiorc mic jest. ia fabryka, ia zie-
mia. te budynki i to wszyStko in
re st9nie sic wiasnosc;a czlonk6w
,Rozwoju", ktorzy beda mosli
zaczqt pracoUa6 IL siebie i d.a
siebie, rozpoczynajac wprowadze-
nc W iycie naszego idtaSu ably ME
tylko stworzyj polski przCmySS.
ale nadto. by stat on sic wlasno-
scia ME ki,ku kapitaIistdw, a a
trudnionej W MIN masy robotnl-
czej.
| wiadomoScia "a - pisze rRoz-
woj" molemy podzielic sic :
raszymi Czytelnikami W sana
pore. Kampania ~sprzedaIy boil
div polskicj Pozyczki Pahstwo-
wei dobiegIa do kohca. LAX dlugo
cna trwaia, jcj. = mic w~iasnej Or
sanizacyA poswiecalismy wszy--
stkic nasze silly i GAIA enersie, IL
wazajqc to "a mas najpierwszy
obowi2zek narodowy. ! W piracy
lei ME ubiegaliomy sic o zaszczy-
ty ami O picrwszchstwo. Me sta
ralisrny sic o to, zeby wlaSnie
.,Rozw6j' jak najwieccj sprzcdai
bond6w Pozyczki i przez to zdo-
by} sobie pochwaly i uznanic, a O
to. azeby tych bond5w wogolc jak
s~przedano, tax, by GAIA
cmisya zostala pokryta. Z~aszczyty
i reklame pozostawiilsmy " zu'
peinoSci W tym ~wypadku nnym.
a sumienic poiskic nam mowi. ze-
smv dobrzc i siusznic postqpili.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-09
Z Text R~edakcyjnej.

kulow zauwazylismy tez siuszne
wezwanie, by W sprawach obec-
nych trudnoSci Polski z Rosya-
.czesciej tn opinie miarodajna O.
glasEaio w Prasie amerykahskiej
- Poselstwo Polskie. l to popie-
RAINY.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-09
MACIERZ POLSKA.

fest organizacya laczaca .mIod7iez poll
ska obojga plci W pracaN naukOwych.
patryotycznych i bratniej pOnocy dla
podDies:eRia ducha mOralnoSCi | dobro-
bytu w spoleczsiiStwic. a S~zcZcS6Snie
misdzy mlodzieza polska. Ma poSmier-
the OIL lat IL do -. Ma czlonk0w Sto-
EarzyszOnyCh, bez oSraniczenia wisku.
EnIoionn 1SNI rnku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-09

to nam najkompletniej wystar'
GA.
Obecuie bedziemy mogli zabrat
sic znow wylacznie do piracy mad
nasza Organizacya.
Zakupno fabryki, kopalni i roz.
legfego gruntu PREY MICH polaczo'
lie bedzie re znacznymi koszta-.
mi. Ch1ciaz howiem posiadaja o
ne urzadzenia i maszynerye, tree
ba bedzie niejedno dodae, znie--
pic i ulepszyG, ably qraca poszSa
prawdziwie ,,po amerykansku"
PREY zastesowaniu najnewszych
metod i maszyn, gdyz wtenczas O.
kaze sic ena najoweeniejsza / maj
zySkewniejsza, Potrzeba tez be-
die pemys,,eG o budowie fabryki
obrabiareS, tel podstawy Przenly-
stu ielazncse, a zatem i kazdeso
inncgo. .Jednem slowem; sciclc
nam sic najpiekniejsze pole do
pozytscsnej roboty, ale aeby ia
sumiennic wykonat, .musimy SEE
regi nasze pomnozyt i ME zslo--
wac grosza ia wkiady, ktore ste,>
krotnie oplaca sic W korzysciaeh
zarowno matcryalnych, JAZZ ideo-
wych.
Stawiamy Wielki krok XII urze-
ezywistnieniu naszych celow !
MECH fakt ten stanie sic nowym
b~odzcem, nova zacl,eta ola ma
szych wszystkich czionkow.
Zwracamy SIS DO n:ch Z soTaea
prosba W irnie dobra ich samyeh,
w imie dobra catej n~aszej Orga-
nizacyi, W imie zwyciestwa ha-
sia: Przemysi Przyszloscia Pol
ski"
SWietn2 rzecz, Taxa fabrvka W
Polscc. jak wyzcj wzmiankowano
- to ME drobnos,ka, to ogroTny
sukce., ktorym sic podobnym -
ME latwo ktora T. naszyctl misty
tucyi przemyslowych poszczyclc
potrafi. Fabryka - jak nam opo-
wiadsl inz. p. kuzclewski, jest W
doSkonaHym stanie, ponlewaz
ia, exploatowaii, a WIG
mic ~zuiszczyii ola sicbie - Alem-
cv. lccz - zc CT teraz prccz sic
L Polsxi biorq, tedy iabryEe "a
stosunkowo bczcen MONA bylo
dziaIajac szybko. | .Roz-
VOL" ME odw!eiiai dccyzyi. fabry-
ke zadatkowa{ i ku7no to podJaf'
a zwracamy uwase, &c juz samoa
podjecie takiego kupna i takieso
o,brzymiego Interest," - swiadczy
nadzwyczajnic o in~stytucHi oma--
wiancj, dajac jej zarazcm pier
wszorzedny mandat narodowy'
Winszujcmy .,Rozwojowi' tego
ric5ywaicso posuniecia ma sza-.
chownicy jcso interes6w i many
pcwna nadzieje, re partye ";eikq
doskonaIi lego gracze wygTaJa-.
d;a sicbic i dlS Polski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-09

g
Jak rzcNiSmy, PozySzxa Pol
ska znalszia tez komentarze zycz-
1--we W prasie anglo-amerykah-
skiej. dose nawet czeste - zwia-
SEGA pod koniec rampant. W
spFawie tel spotykaliSmy - ME
tylko ~ogioszcnia zwyczajne. plat.
ne. zamieszczanc przez poseitwo
waszyngtohskie. lub komitet wa
szyngtois&i, kierrjacy kampani4.
ale takic widz;eliSny pare redak-
cyinych artykuPw W pismach
chicagoskich, noWojorskich i in
rych, kt6re wszystkie bardze
przyzwoicie rzecz refcFowaiy, Cd
ro:zac sic do niej synpatycznie,
Il zarazem zachecajac inwestor6w
atns-ykahskich do podjecia u
izia;ow w Polyczce Polskiei r0-
wnocze&nic stwierdzano, re dobre
poxrycie Poiyczki " tym kraju
Jest dswodsm niezaprzeczonym,
IL Poisce tn ufaja, re W MIA VIE
rza, &c chca z nis dobyych stosun-
k6w - i~naczei bowism Rad anne
rykansI,i - ME pozwalaiby ma a.
gitacye pozyczkowa W tym kra-
ju. ME ~aprobowaiby wyprowadze-
MIA dolara amerykahskiego Z kraju
ra przepadie. Me przepadnie ten
do:ar ma Polskicj Pozyczce -
ergo sad amerykanski co do nicj,
re Jest to W caiem tego s'owa
znaczen;u sound investment
Ostatnia kwestya - to zaero-
zenie bolSzewickie. ktore sklania
pisma amerykanskie 90 hardzo
szczego'oweSo. acz ME dose trat"
ME idFcego " szczegoiy omawia-
ria spraw PoIsIi. Naogoi artyku-
" tc. 0 lie wszystkie prawie bez
wyjatku. nam zyezliwe. o tyiel
Go;t powisrzchown;e Oceniaja
sprawy po,skie. czemu oststecznis
dz;wic sic ME podobns. SuEcesy
bolszrwickie strssza wszystkich,
! uaSzvch wielu ME dopicrol
! ohcych. tedy ME dziwic sic. IL
! rGini ~ rotnie przestrzegaja mas,
radza nam. ~po-czaja i tp., wszy-
stko razem - sensu ME wielc,
lecz re przebija sic w tenn wido-
czna ku nam iyczliwosc. przeto
molina tego brat inaczej. jak
rownisz zyczliwie i przyjaznie.
Z artykul6w tel treSci / warto-
Sci wyroznii sic ,,edytoryal" 4
pred paru dni. tutejszej Chic,
Evening. Post, W kt6rym pola--
ezono sprawy i potrzeby polskic,
wzywajac, by wesprzet Polske
k~onieczuie. by ratowac ia priced
bolSzewickim ~zalcwem i Srodki
jej podac obronne. a wiec: Allan
Ct powinni dac Po'sce ~protekcye
! / pomoc zbrojna. Pozyczka zas
Polska tn powinna bye koniecz--
nie przeprowadzona over the
top. Oba ,.wnioskir = poeiera--
NY. a wnioskodawcom "a zyczli-
woSt 'dziekujcmy: rzecz v tenn
by SWAT :e przyjai i wykon1.
" lednym z a~nsiclahich ATTY,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-09

MsSoDte Stdnu Laszedsfe zyd-
ds0jq sic VI sddRiu, &c musi ist-
nice sJedH0ceoR0, Riesd!eSBd !
sdmoExQd1G Poiskd.
- WOODROW Wilson.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-09
Z Glosow Obcych
o Mas.

w ~tutejszych pismach angiel--
skich znowu wylowilismy pare
nieziych o mas wzmianek i arty-
kuiow redakcyjnych: nieodmien-
ME one Swiadcza, IL zainteresowa-
ME mani w kolach amerykan-
skich utrzymuie sic stale zywe i
zyczliwe. Powodowaiy je ostatnio
- tenn zywsze - rome okolicz-
nosei: przedewszystkiem sytua--
eva polityczna we wschodniej
Europe i zagroienie Polski re
strony boiszewickiej Rosyi, dalej
- Pozyczka Pelska, o ktorej PREY
chyine kementarze rowniez i W a.
merykahskiej zauwazylismy pra--
sic. wreszcie - przybycie do
Chicago konsula polskieso take
zwrocic musialo Amerykan6w IL
wage. Ia ostatnia kwcstya skto-
Mia wiaSnie tutejszy dzicnnik
oh. Journal" do skre5lenia krot-
kiego, lecz silnego ,,cdytoryaiu"
- ex re - zawitania mad Michi-
gan konsulatu polskiego, przy--
czem dziennik ow z Dieukrywana
radoScia przypomina, IL try ty-
ranie. ktore Polak6w do niedaw-
"a trzymaiy W niewoli. runeiy, by
possgi ma glinianych nogach. a
l;ezniszczalna i niezwyciezona pc.
wstaia Polska. jake ludowa po-
tsga. zgiaszajaca sic obecnie do
siostrzanych stosunk6w i Wv,
rnian z ludowa republiiia Stanow
Wiec ma te wy
pozdrawia dzienniH Wy
mieniony Polsks ! jej tutejsze
przcdstaw;eielstwo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-09

" iednym z ansiclskich arty-.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-08
GERMAN EMPEROR F'OIIS
 YANKEE PHOTOGRAPHERS

How two American enlisted men went absent without official leave from Rotterdam to Amerongen in a motor sidecar, and called on the Kaiser in vain effort to snap a pie ture of the former German Emper- or, living in retirement in Holland, is told by one of them, Howard J. Green, in The Home Sector, the ex- soldiers magazine conducted by the former editorial council of The Stars and Strpies.
 He gives this story of the incident: Mot only was the rear of the castle now in plain view, but, by rare good fortune, across the moat was Wilhelm one-time German Emperor, himselfi
 ''It was not the same Kaiser who had scowled fercely at us time and again from magazine pages and Sun day newspaper supplements. It was not the same Kaiser who had posed for the camera in fancy military at tire, with expanded chest and sold ierly bearing.
 Instead we behe1d an iin;nDosiug figure who, without the powder and the greasepaint of his imperial make up, was just plain MT. Hohenzollern. Smaller than we had imagined him plus the newness of his Van Dyke beard and the distinct prominence of a most unroyal abdo.nen, it was hard to picture the sword ratt1er who once prated of his alliance with 2 militant pro-German deity.
 Coming upon him so unawares is
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-08
SEVEN ARTISTS OF WIDE REPUTE
 FOR RECEPTION

Seven artists of wide repute in the musical world are to collaborate with Professor John Adam Hugo. in the musicale portion of the program for the reception and ball to be given at the Bridgeport club We6n esday eve ming, January 14, in honor of Lieuten- ant Governor and Mrs. Clifford B. Wilson, Professor Hugo announced today that the musicale would start about 9:30, and will extend for about an hour. The assisting artists are Mrs. A. c. Flather, noted so- prano; August Berger, talented Swiss violinist, who has many pupils in Bridgeport; I. A. Mac Council, a member of the Bridgeport club, and well known as an excellent baritone singer; and the Mendelssohn 1 Quintet, consisting of August Berger, first violin; P. Weidenhamner, sec ond violin; Charles Axman, viola;
 Henry Martucci, violoncello; William 1 Weidenhammer, piano.
 l The ball, which is to be formal affair. is expected to be one of the most elaborate events of the season
 Arthur c. Leake, chairman of the
 committee of arrangements, said early
 reports from members of the commit
 being distributed, indicate that all o1
 the 200 invitations will have beer
 given out by Sunday. Speidefs com pIete orchestra is to provide music fol
 the dancing.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-08
SAGE TEA KEEPS
 YOUR HAIR DARK
When Mixed with Sulphur If Brings Back Its Beautiful
 LuStPe at Once.

Gray hair, however handsome, de- notes advancing age. We all know the advantages of a youthful appear ance- Your hair is your charm. It makes or mars the face. When it fades, turns gray and looks streaked. just few applications of Sage Tea and Sulphur enhances it's uppearance a hundred fold
 Don't stay gray. Look younsf Either prepare the recipe a. home or get from any drug store a bottle of ''Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com pound" which is merely the old-tiDe recipe improved by the ad6tion of 0 i1er ingredients. Thousands of folks recommend this ready to uss preparation. because it darkens the hair beautifully, besides, no one can possibly tell, as it darkens so natur- ally and evenly You moisten sponge or soft brush with it, drawing this through the hair, taking one small strand at time. By morning the gray hair disappears; after another application or two, it's nat ural color is restored and-it becomes thick. glossy and lustrous, and you annear years younger.-Adv.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-08
TWO SUPER DREADN0UCHTS
 SAILED TODAY
To Meet Other Vessels of Atlantic Fleet At Vir-
 ginia Capes.

New York, Jan. S.-The super dreadnought Pennsylvanis, flagship of Rear Admiral Henry B. Wilson and the super dreadnought Arizona sailed yesterday for the Virginia Capes, where they will meet other vessels of the Atlantic fleet battle ship force today. These ships include the Oklahoma, Nevada Florida, Utah and Delaware. The fleet will pro- ceed to Guantanamo, Cuba, for the annual cruise in the West Indies.
 Repair and supply ships and the destroyer divisions including all other craft of the Atlantic fleet will fol- low soon. The entire fleet will exe- cute the usual winter maneuVers and conduct target practice.
 The North Dakota which has been on cruise in the Mediterranean, will join the main body in Cuban waters. Various units of the fleet will visit Trinidad, Barbadoes, the Bahamas and the Canal Zone after the maneuvers have been completed.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-08
You May Find
 It In Stocking Cincinnati authority says your troublesome corns just
 loosen and fall off

Sore corns, hard corns, soft corns or corns between the toes just loosen in their sockets and fall off the next day if you will apply directly upon the corn 8 few drops of a drug called free zone, says a Cincinnati authority.
 You merely put a drop or two of this freezone on the tenaer, roucny corn today and instantly the corn stops hurting, then tomorrow some time you may find the old tortuous pest somewhere in your stocking, having fallen off entirely without a particle of soreness, pain or irritation. The skin surrounding and beneath the former corn will be as healthy, pink and smooth as the palm of your hand.
 A quarter ounce of freezone is suf- fictent to rid ones feet of every corn and callus, and any druggist will charge but a few cents for it. It is a compound made from ether.-Adv.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-08
THE PROPER WAY
 TO TAKE ASPIRIN
First see that the tablets you take are marked with
 the "Bayer Cross.''

The Bayer Company. who intro duced As~irin tell in their careful di- rections 1T cash package of genuine "Beyer Tahi-is nf Aspirin" that to get best results one or two glasses of water should he dra1S after taking tablets
 "Bayer Trb:~tz o: asp'.iaa to be ze,:1','7 mus tr@ n-arr e6 w;ta inc s~tety -'-'r c Tben y-ou are ge4t.ng ae WI l : rncu- Aspirin rfcscri' cd by physicians for over eigEteen years.
 Each unbroiSen 'Bayer'' package contains proper directions for Colds, Headache, Toothache. iiarache, Neu- raigia, Lumbago. Rheumatism, Neu- rttis, and for Pain generally.
 Handy tin boxes of twelve tablets cost but few cents. Druggists also eeIlaiarger "Bayer" packages. Aspirin Is the trade mark of Bayer Manufac- nure of Monoaceicacidester of Salicy- ss>eaid---AdU
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-08

what gave us this unusual glimpse of him, short as it was. And wonder, if we had shouted the Ger man for "As you were!" whether he would have snapped into it, curled up the end of that moustache, sucked in his Stomach and thrown out his chest.
 We were so excited in few prec- ious seconds he stayed in view that we could not adjust our camera, and before we could collect our scattered thoughts we were discovered by tae ex-Kaiser himself who, upon seeing our o. D. uniforms, made one flying dash for safety inside the castle. The shutter clicked too late.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-08
THE EVOLUTION
 OF THE BARBER.

The barber shop might be thought to be immune from the modern spirit, but it is catching up with the procession. A suggestion of this modernity is found in speed contests in barbering, now being held in various cities.
 In such a contest at Boston the other day, one noted tonsorial artist shaved a man and cut his hair in six minutes and 15 seconds. The Joo was declared first class.
 The leisurely old time barber shop never entered speed contests. Bar bers with conversational graces were reputed far and wide. They carried on merry persfflage with waiting cus- toners while they placidly stropped their razors and deliberately scraped chins.
 Int old time barber did rot worry much about cleanliness and sanitary ideals But he was strong on the traditional ideals of manly beauty as cherished in his profession. He would never brush mans hair away from his forehead in the unimag- inative modern style. After he had properly prepared a forelock by ex- tersive abultions of hair oil: he spat- ted it over the brow, and manipulat-
 
 nearly down to the eyes. The rustic Adonis used to go forth in some glory when thus adorned for conquest.
 Also the old fashioned barber was a firm patron of the fine arts, as rep resented in certain highly colored publications reporting the doings of the crime world.
 The modern barber shop is a brisk and alert sort of place, fitted to this hustling age, and very clean ano shiny. The barber does not depend for success upon his conversations graces, but upon his ability to GU, down the waiting time of his custom CTS The speed some of the hair clip pers will show on a Saturday night would almost break the Boston rec ord. While this is twentieth century spirit, the modern barber has lost some old time flavor and pictures queness.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-08
WOnen'S rich shoes-= S0.85.

One of the smart types of shoe which has been in high favor all season-and of pleasing life and color Feldmouse kid of Sinch height, attractive lines Gu ban heel
 Gu1metal calfskin with 9-inch top of gray Nubuck military heel. pleasing in line Each sort worth S9 S6S5 BALLET SLIPPERS for dancing which requires ab~ soute freedom for feet, white black kid, $3
 ain fIcor
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-08
REV. K. L. PETTY
 TO ADDRESS BOYS

The Rev. Ray L. Petty of New York city, will address the High school boys at a general assembly ton1orrow morning, at 10:15. Rev. Petty is an especially interesting speaker for boys, as he has devoted a great deal of his time in studying their problems.
 Rev. Petty has spoken in the city before and has made himself popular with many local boys.
 An invitation is extended to fath. CTS and other men in the city inter- ested in boys to attend the assembly tomorrow morning.