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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-02-10

Mrs. Hews was at our house to see
ma this AFTERNOON, and 1 sat there
watching them 'tawk on account of
not having enything elts to do. and
they started to tawk about cooks an6
things, ma saying, Well, they can say
wat they wunt, but I wouldent trust
the best servant in the werld to keep
my house in order, go over it myself
every single day, and if there a speck
of dust ,enywhere, it flies, 1 can Jest
tell you.
I dispize all kinds of dust. and if
there's one thing 1 dispize more than
Hews. Being a big fat lady with
hardly eny lap, and ma sed. o, cob
webs, SO do 1, simply cant stand
them. ~
Say ma, I sed. know ware where's
a hole bunch of cob webs.
Benny, you mussent interrupt wen
ladies are tawking, sed ma looking
serprized as enything.
Well do, ma. bet there's at 1eest
10 of them, at leest, all in one place,
f sed.
Benny, sed ma.
And maybe IL, sed.
Benny. did you jest heer me tell
YOU sumthing? sed ma And Mrs.
Hews cawffed as if she was thinking
of sumthing elts, and I sed, But gosh,
G, ma, you awt to see them, do you
wunt to know ware they are?
No. leeve the room immeeditly for
being SO disobedient, sed ma loud as
enything.
WITCH started to do, saying, Wen.
G. gosh, ma. they're ony on the ceeling
Of the automobeel garadge up on
C1umby Avenue. b
All rite, all rite, you don't Suppose
thawt they were in heer enyware. do
you? sed ma
Yes mann, sed
And I kepp on going out and ma
and Mrs. Hews started to tawk about
how high dhfrent things cost more
than they used to.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-02-10

The people of this country still are
being urged to consume less and save
more in order that the needs OF Eu-
rope may be provided for. To many
observers the solution of the European
situation depends not so much upon
less consumption and greater saving
on the part of our people as it does
upon greater production by Europe,
not production of battleships and
army equipment, but production of
coal. wheat. farm produce, ships, and
whatever will decrease unnecessary
purchases from America. At the same
time there is the best market in the
world in America for many things
which Europe produces, and prices are
abnornally high. Whatever sympa-
thies the American people may have,
there is a growing feeling in this coun
try that Europe is not making the
most economical use of her resources.
She is showing too great a willingness
to be panpered. and carried along.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-02-10
ROBERT HAS A JOLLY TIME
WITH ANOTHER.
Chapter 81

Robert had been SO frank in his
telling of his evening with Marion
Hovey that / tried to be sensible and
net feel hurt; but 1 couldn't. 1 had
spent miserable evening entertain
ing his aunt while he was having a
good time. 1t comforted me a little,
but only a little, to know he had called
me up before accepting her invitation.
AS always 1 said to myself.
He wouldn't have done it when we
were first married. and l am no diff
ferent now" That man expects
more from a wife than from a sweet
heart did not occur to me.
There was something dangerously
Nclose to jealousy burning in my heart.
But / tried to remember that Robert
had known Marion long before he had
known me, and that had he loved her
he would not have wanted to marry
me- 1t sounds simple. but at the time
it did not seem so simple as it sounds
How long will your aunt stay ~
I asked the next morning.
How do 1 know! Why don't you
ask ber?"
"Oh, Robert. how could To-
Robert was still depressed and Bit
morose. 1t seemed futile to try to
talk to him, so I desisted. 1t was as
bad as living with u bear with a sore
paw. I told hin.s he was so groucfy
After breakfast I said to Aunt
F'elicia-as Robert had insisted I call
ner-
you must be sure to go to the
Museum before you leave"
AS if I had put into words the
thought in my mind. she answered:
Il shall have plenty of time for that
and other things as we'll. l told Rob
ert L should remain another month
with you. I see so little of you-you
know you leave me alone all day
that / feel another month will be-
scarcely enough to become acquainted
with you BOTH She invariably spoke
of being left, alone in an injured tone
which angered me. She knew I wen
to business and if she didn't like i
she might go.
l really tried to hide my exaspera.
ton from her and answered her al
ways In a respectful way.
She never sympathized with me oil
seemed to think it anything out OF
the way when Robert remained out
as he nbw often did-just as he hat
before she came.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-02-10

pay for it by feeding them and en-
tertaininG them, and ii is for her to
decide If what she gets is worth the
money. Besides she is either mar
ried, or the chances of her marrying
are slight, so the attentions of the
man without intention can do her lit
tie harm.
Far otherwise, however. is the case
of a young girl who does not know
how to protect herself. and is not
aware even of the danger she runs in
permitting a man to monopolize her.
who is merely amusinb himself. Many
young girls life is blighted by ono
of these constituencies scamps, who
lead everybody to believe that he il
engaged to her. and who drives away
all other suitors. and then calmly
drops out of the girls train. and turns
his fatal attention to some other
young woman.
Nor is that the worst of it. Such
men are frequently extremely fasci-
eating, and they not only take up
girls time but they fill her heart so
that there is not room in it for the
honest man who may love her. and
whom she might have loved. If it had
not been for the man whose attentions
were without intention.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-02-10

feet an immediate reduction in price
and operate as strong deterrent to
needless buying. The tax would fall
upon the buyer instead of on the pro-
Queer who has been passing it on in
trebled form to the buyer The prime
incentive for profiteering would dis
appear. The only way to dodge taxes
would be to save. The tax should
be easy to administer for it would be
in the form OF stamps.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-02-10
HEART AND BEAUTY
PROBLEMS
BIZ MRS. ELIZABETH THOMPSON.

Dear Mrs. Thompson I washed an
all-silk crepe de chine dress and it
dried with red streaks. The dress itself
is red, bat the color came out uneven-
iy. / would like to dye this navy blue.
Would the result be satisfactory? II
not, will dye it black.
MOTHER
Red does not dye a satisfactory blue
The dress would dye a deeper shade
of red or black. Follow the instruc-
tions on the dye package exactly or
else send the dress to a professional
dyeing company.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-02-10

Complaints are heard on all sides
regarding enormous profits that are
being reaped by business. but nobody
has accused the railroads of profiteer-
ing. Yet the railroads are costing the
people as much in poor service and
high taxes as they would If they were
in the hands of ''profiteers."
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-02-10

Hoover's presidential candidacy has
reached the stage where the Anti
Saloon league is demanding to know
how he stands on prohibition. Fol-
lowing this, it may be expected that
somebody will insist that he define his
attitude toward Article Y.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-02-10

1t has come to pass already that the
only names that are being mentioned
seriously in connection with a nomi-
nation for the presidency are those of
Wood and Hoover. Tho oregon Jour
nal has Joined the supporters of the
California man and says: There was
a political revolution in America in
1916, when the west elected a presi-
dent or the United States. The condi-
tions are ripper now for another in
1920, when the west, leading the-most
dramatic political revolution in the
history of the country. may put a far
western man in the White House. The
ground swell is already audible in the
growing drift towards Mr.. Hoover"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-02-10

What can the politicians do with,
for. or to a man who says, like Herbert
Hoover: Until it more definitely ap-
pears what party managers stand for,
I must exercise my prerogative of
American citizenship and decline TO
pledge my vote blindfold 2"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-02-10

Another member of President Will
soh's misunderstanding Lane-has
resigned. But the resignation anx-
iously desired by the public-that of
Burleson-fails to materializeA
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-02-10

his regiment who. was fined $50 for
Iicl5ing a mule. This seems to upset
the popular belief that kicking a mule
brings its own punishment
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-02-10

1t is reported that Carter Glass.
former secretary of the treasury and
now United States senator, will take
UP Immediately a fight for the repeal
of the excess profits tax law. He has
been in a position to understand its
weakness But if he succeed in re-
moving the tax something else must
take its place. The government needs
all the revenue it is receiving. The
attempt to transfer this burden to the
income tax cannot Re defended from
the standpoint of the purpose aimed
at-the desire to raise revenue and
reduce prices. By our present method
the public is forced to pay the extreme
rate of income and profits taxes thru
additions to. the pvice of articles
bought. A consumption tax or tax
on sales, replacing the profits tax and
to some extent reducing the income
tax. it is Believed by, men standing
high in the financial world. would ef-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-02-10
MouHon Musings
By ROY X. MoULroN.

We trust it was the latest mode Of
hat that Lucy Page CASTOR threw into
the presidential ring. because. If it
wasn't, the feminine vote will be sure
to talk about it.
Referring to certain cartoonist, a
western paper says: He stands
alone" We have seen this same car
toonist when he couldn't do that.
Jack Nash sees by the papers that
Charles NJ. Schwab is boosting Wood,
and wonders if Charlie is tired of iron
and steel.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-02-10

Copyright. 1910. BY the Wheeler Syndicate
Inc.)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-02-10

Aside from advances in standards it
is interesting to note that industrial
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-26

In Norvegia fata inainte de
a Sc pntea martha trcbne Sc pro-
duca un certificat prm care Sc
dovedcaSca ca site sc gateasca
mIncare. - Daca ar Introduce
legea acea 81 aici, de buna seama
ca am avea mai putine dlvor-
turi.
@ fcmeie tinara 81 foarte dra
cuta din Cleveland s'a dus la
sul spital 81 pc cind trecea prln
.un corridor mtrebat pc 0 sola
ce caritate desprc sectla belnc-
vilor ,.slabi de minte.'' Sora de
!. aritate ;mdreptat-o 81 ca sa sc
Taratc curtanitoare a lntrebat-o:
All VENT sd stat aici %
In ziua de - Maiu am pri.
NIT scrisoare care purta data,
char 81 a postei din Chicago, de
II Aprilie. - De buna seamd
ca na VENT cu acroplannl.
% fameie din Moctezuma, So
nora. Mexico. acum de curilld q
dat nastcre la trei fete 81 patrr
baieti 81 att mama. cit 81 copnl
sc bucura de deplina sanatate.
= nu-i mirare y cd Sonora $ q
'simtit atit de superioara in tim
pul din urma ca sa declare H.
.ticpcmdenta eli. DIN Revista
Leslie). = Oar moi zlcem, vor-
la SO fie. Poatc din specia ri
matorilor.
Acum sd. vedem dintre Printul
Carol al Rominiei 81 REGGIE A
lcxandru al Greciei. carl vor d
yea MAJ multa omenie sd Sc tlnr
de vorba = Sc nu creaZa nlcl
unul din ci ca Democratic din
.,,rmca intreaga nu-i urmarestc 5;
uitat de ispraya lor.
De cind trenurile de mafri
numai cilcula regulat din car
"a grevei frinarilor 81 al maca
oii1or, multa lrme sufera nea-
jrrSuri. dar nici clasa nu SUITE
Il asa de cumplit ca clas2 va
eabonzilor carl nrmai pot umbla
.cu ..iumpa''. 81 i'll multe oras
find lltati la ochi de autoritaI,
sunt siliti so ia apostoleste OF!
sd Sc apuce de lucru, 81 una 81
alta. un chin 81 surmenare, Ii
ce d-nul w. ID. McClough. unul
din fruntasii uniunei vagabonzi-
lor. - Guvernul ar trebui Sc Ia
masuri grabnice Sc puma trena-
rilc de MARTA in circulatie =
ca Sc usureze situatia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-26


srnt zcce divizii care ataca fol
tcle noastre. Contra atacurilt
noatstre sunt' ilrcoronatc cu mari
.succese, 81 toate atacurile boise
vistilor pima actm All fost res.
pil,se Gu mari perderi la ina
mic.
/ Rosii aM ineeput O mare cfen-
silva. Varsovia.. - Bolsevistii
ataca in formatii desc pc frontul
Etlc lnpta della nord nitro incer-
care dc a rnpe linia poloneza 81
a dcschidc communicable Gu Prussia
rasariteana. Cea mai ~crIncena
|lupta de luni de zile sa da pc
rrontul dc norlazeci de mile.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-26
CUVfNTUL. STUDENTILoR AP
DELEM AFLkTORI LA PA
RIS.

RIS.
Departarea, la care ne allan,
de arena lWptelor politice, care a
devenit tara noastra 81 contactlll
ziinic cu 0 democratic adevarata,
al carei crez Sc traiduce printr o
munca inclinata exclusiv binelul
public, ne dau 81 persepctiNa 81
criteriul pentru jndeca Gil cum
pat 81 eli dreptate evenimcntclc
din tara.
4 Mai multi deceit IN ori ce ordo-
.nanta, care putea dcsfiinta pune
tele de wanna intrc diferitele pfo-
vincii rominesti, dar M putea de
crcta contopirea suficteasca a til
Juror elementclor constructive
din Rominia intrcgita intro sin
gnra constiimta, moi vcdem che
zasia ceiei mai trainice consoli-
diri in uni..aa dcmocratiilor din
provinciile alipite GU Democratic
vechiului Ragat.
Tot cti insetati de dreptate
lin tara lui Tudor si-au dat min;'
frateaSca cu credinciosii lui Mn-
.rafa, Matecvici 81 Hodorogea $.
gu luptatorii dirji al lui Hore;,
81 Avram Eancu, carl MI intclce
sd schimbc robie hunica Gu IL
ia fanariota, pentru ca sa fac;,
III tara romineasca marea rcvo-
lptie f;ra dc singe.
Era momentul suprcm ca tara.
nui, amigit' dc-arinduI de tot
.onduc;lforii lui sd capcte, III
rasplata c,minteniei, care a scu-
tit tara de niste tuDburari fatala.
caci aceea nu Sc poatc plati, cl
partca l,A din pamintul, pc Gaze
La muncit nulnai pentru altul
81 la care are drept.
Tocmai' pentru avca linistea
81 ragaznl @necesar democratia ro.
mineasca STA inaugural cirmui-
rea printr 'un act de generozitas
ite, de care nici un ,popor obijduit
II a dat ina dovadit: a iertai pa
toti aceia carl, in contra tuturol
cererilor, in ciuda tuturor aver
tismentelor s'au lmpotrlvit pima
acum reformei agrare, incarcind
acum, tot = in spateie taranimei
Pc linga datorii1e unui razboiu
purtat Gu toate resurscle, 81 sar.
emile unei improprietariri, car
trebuia, in vechiul Rcgat, sd Sc
faca de mutt.
Oar oligarchia ma inteles a
cest gest de gcnerozitate, fiindca
ca nu la avut nici odata pentru
tara. Prin intrigi. de carl nici Su-
blima Poarta n ar mai indrazni
sa sc foloseasca, au rasturnat gu.
vernul Vaida 81 a dizolvat parla.
mentul in mijlocul celei mai rod.
nice activitati, crezimd ca prin-
,tr un joe de culisc sc poate ina
bllsi sau abate curentul inviora.
tor al democratiei.
Acllm lupta descinsa fatis
= in joe nu numai dreptatea, q
viitorul 1nsusi al neamului nos
tru. Incredintati de datoria fie
+cafuia de-a contribui Gu toata
energia sa la biruinta binelui
loi stlrdentii adeleni aflatori Ia
Paris 81 pc earl departarea hi
Impedcca dc a Ma.partc activa Ia
.lupta, trimitem fratilor nostri a
slgurareas ncsguduitei credinti il
.isbinda din urma. Partidul nati3 )
nal rom6n sd fommeze din nou
acentrnl in jurul caruia sa Sc stril
ga toate voin3elc de bine,. fnaiE.
tea carAia 81 amuteasca toate ne
mult tuanirile. EniFta sfinta sa fiji
cuvintul de ordine al tuturor "
aceasta clipa de mare primeldie
Pentru- viitorul neamului nos
,tru stesgul ridirat de miinle ri.
2urcase ale fruntasilor nostri
trebue mSntuitf 81 1nalht toi
mai sus.
Paris, Z Aprilie 1920. =
! kndrsi otetsa
/ Dumityu. Ro3ca.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-26
DIN fUek oou1U[Q.

Rev. W. s. Fiser, din Waverly.
O.. ssa dns IA pescnit 81 aruns
e1nd undita, s'a .prins de nn ,,pe
gstc mare credAa d5sa, dars Gin
ss es din MI, "A be az pesta
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-26
|Nf0RNATN)N|

Neutralii vor ajuta Austriei. -
Viena. = Ministrul englez d-nul
Lindlcy, spus All ca s'a aWnS
aproape de o intelegere prin ca
re tdrile neutralc Sc faca m I'm
brumut Austriei. fmprumutlh So
va afcc de Spania, Oianda, e..
vetia. Svedia, Norvegia, Dane
marca. Argentina. precum 81 pu
terilc antantei, afara de Statei1
Unite.
America fost eliminate dc
pc lista Pc motivul ca Statele
Unite si-au facut deja datorla
! ilor, trimitind 10000 tone de fai
Ina.
| APPEL pentru saracii din Gcr
ananla. - Berlin. = S'a porni1
aici miscare ca Sc indlrca d
societatile fraternale americana
81 alte organizatii ca Sc cumper'
tlate 0iresturi) din Ameri
pentru hrana 81 imbracaminte
spre a Fl nmpartite saracilor. A
ceste trate Sc fie trimise orga
|nizatiIlor germane care vor eau
ia sa fie just redi'stribuite. Aceis
care au preconizat acest plan su
/, stin Cd in felul acesta sc va pn
| tea ajuta la mnltime de famili
care II 'au pc nimeni, nici prieten
81 nici rndenii in America la ca
IRE Sc poata face APPEL.
Guinea lenei. - New York. =
!. Harry Schwager, in etate de 3.
.ani, fara domiciliu 81 fara vre-,
ocupatie. afara numai de posesi
| unea unei barbi, lungi, fost a
restat aseara pc FIT Avenue Ii
cerinta lui Louis Hess, un artist
Schwager cerut nn zece cent
Ira pomana, Hess, care a spns pt
/ litiei ca cl cauta un model d;
tfimpul lui Scllwager ia spus
!, Omule, tn nu trcbne Sc cersesti
hi platesc cinci dolari pc trc
ore ca sa-1ni servesti ca model
| Schwager, dupa cum spnne po
4litia, spus ca llcrul Q pres
k9reu, 81 n'a acceptat.
GA servi ca model unui artist
tuu Sc cere alta de cit sedea
intro pozitie annmita. Atit tot),
i
Spune q 0srmaniG M peate
'plxti indemnitatea de r$Sboiu. -
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Berlin. Sub titlul .,Moartca
tratatului de pace DR.. Bern
hard DcrnbuFR, fostnl m:nistru
de finante, intrsrn articol publi-
,;,i III ziarsIf Tagel1att, ocupin-
du-sc cu raportul ca Franta al
cere della Germania ca aespabE.
| biri de razboiu suma de 1000
100000 marci in anr, care Sc III
|pEltiti in tinfp de treizeci de as,i
Dr.. Dernburg spune ca i'll acest
t,np interpsele Sc vor rb:ica Ia
5000. .0OO.QOn annual.
Dr.. Dernbusg sustine eli char
rara interese platirea unel ast
fei de snane e. imposibila, pentru
ca dupa rata prezenta a schim.
bului, aceaita ar insemra 80
600, ,GoU,000 in Dancnote, orr ma
mutt de cit toate spesela raz5o.
irlEi. Or. Dcrnburg sustinc Cd
iimp dc dol ami Germania Nh
raatr plati, 81 ca el HI crsde "a
America va inresta in mprnm,r
.1~ile franaeze. baz1ndu-se pc Il
oeasta SUNG dc despag,lbire p,
care GermElnla trcbuc sd . pla.
tfaSra.
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d'tu', S9 pc Wiz, lald Il >e iuu
i'll considc1are, drcplul 81 liberia
TIA :ndiyidlla,nl1li, va avca un
eject saluta- asrpra mncitori.or
amcricani, ori asupra acclcra carl
sili inclinati a privi ca simpatio
IL bolseylsmul rusesc.
Armenii professional contra
francczilor. Consiantinopol. :
Patriarchui Arlneniei, Il primit O
scrisoare din Aadana care spune
cl Armcni. do acolo all timt .
adlsnare poporilit la- ? Main in
care 5 ID protestat contra '.nitei
r"putinte a franeezilor de a da
y protectie- satisfaca,0arc crcsti-
Ei!or din cilicia. Rezolutia vota-
II acolo spnne ca sa sc ceara Con
s:liulni' National Armcan, ca Sc
i.siste ca franeezii sd Sc rctraya
din oraselc acele orr s., trimita
Gu aeroplane'e hrana 81 mnnitie,
il, taz contrar oannii vor ince.
II lilpta Contra Turcilor.
. -
iei ucide nevasta. - D-na Ha-
ttia O'Neill. q fos; nmorita. la
domicilinl ci de pc .2it:l Street,
cu un cutit dc macelar.
Barbatul ii Robert a fnst arc
stat la citeva minute mai tirziu
acuzat find ca -crminll..
Dnpa cum spuna pclitia, O.
Nell implir'at cutitul in neva-
ST.. lui, in arma unei certe.,
Cinci morti intro delnonstra.
lie ia Roma. - Romr. - Patru
p ,'itisti 81 lln civil aal fost ucisi
81 dol politistI 81 neud ciyiIi, in
ire care 81 daua famc.. au fpsl
gray ranitc, INTRO incaierarc ca-
rt a rezultat din 1nmonstralia
stadentilor in legatnr5 ell cele-
brarea aniversarii intrarii Italiei
in razbc;n.
e
Ln ,lou process IN casub Tabor.
- Paw Paw. Rejmdecarea d.
Sarah 7. Tabor, fn crlte de So
.ani, care este acuzatsi de moar-
tea f.eei ei Maud Tah..~ virgo. 4
s'e st fixafa rc ziita d. ~ Iunie.
Jur.ui in pr;mSS desbatere, ma
ru:ps ajtn9e la infe.c.ere.
Dina Tabor q p,lsa pc picios
liber. punintl eautllne de- 1900
dolari. Ea Sc afls la domici'liul eli
din Lawton, nnde s'a aflat ca
.tiavrnl ncnorocitei fcte, fntr'n1i
cufar.
/ Rosii n'au luat xfet.ul' -
Inndra. Din sursG autoritat;
We poloneze So lterhinte svirea
.p.tblicata de ziare prin care sc
'spune ca holsvetii ar n lntrat
in Kiey,
s ComunieatlH dficial dat de mi
nistruA de rksbs1n polonez sPu-
ne:
In sectofuE uerAnie4l, cperatilc
noatre aus fdst 4oarte satNfaca
toare. TfupeIs Aoostrt fneintsa-
za. Bo]seyisli u ~ )inlt ~ de6 ~
tacuri yio1esle aoig nidi noa:
sire lsi M : 1l 4 4 :. fs1'll
Dwina. 1ntlN N n q! Z! 4 l " sector y
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era un cazan de faIcut raehiu de
Idouazeci de gaaoane.

Singurele animate carl traiesc
~ lccuri uscate 81 par q Fl in
stare 81 nu bea absolnt nidnica,
sDnt reptiele.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-26
T.ibertatea muncii interzisa de

Libertatea muncii interzisa de
T: ctzky. = Washington. II Dcs.
ltamintu. statuaui IL publ:eat
III rapport despre militarizarea
nnncii in Russia sovictista. Ra-
rortul era. semnat de Leon Trotz-
ky. ministrul de razboiu boise
,ist. Acest rapport 4 fost cetit
de Trotzky in al optalca congres
communist, 81 d fost publicat in
o. ganui sovietelor Eumit 1--we
ste".
Mobi'lizarea orr milit.rizara
runcei inseamna ca toti mlnci-
'o"i stunt siiiti a sc supune asa
cum Sc sup1na nn solda+.
IN ccrcurllc inalta oplnia ex.
rrimata ca ranortul lui Trotz-
k.' despre felul cn care auttr,'
tile >ovietiste Sc poarta Gu num-
c'torii, ducindn-i dintr IL :
aitul, ca pc vite, Tara a Sc lua
III considcfare, drcplnl 81 liberia.
TIA :ndiyidlla,nlni, Va avea un
effect saluta. asEpra mncitori.or
amcricani, ors asupra acclcra carl
sin.t inclinati a privi "a sinpatio
IL bolsevlsmul rusese.
The Delta independent., 1920-07-30
MEMS SEVEN SHOPPING AGES
Periods Of Life Which All Statesmen
Recognize as Interchangeable az
Natures Laws

Merchants divide their customers
into seven classes according to age.
First there is the toddle age when all
articles Of wear are selected without
consulting the personal taste OF the
wearer Then comes the teen age
when the chief concern is to find
clothing made of some fabric that will
resist the rough surfaces of cellar
doors. tree trunks, Outbuildings, and
other prominences on which small
boys and girls will climb In spite OF
all attempts In educating them other
wise. Third is the sweetheart period.
when boys and girls first find that
they shouldn't scratch each others
eyes out. 1t is at this time they be-
gin to take first interest In clothes.
The tendency is toward loud ties.
striped socks. fancy dresses, ETC., to
the delight and profit of the mer-
chants. Fourth. comes the cOurting
age during which each sex is looking
for his or her life mate. Each dresses
with the chief purpose of pleasing the
opposite sex. Candy merchants. flow
er shops and thenters reap rich
harvest from the folks of this period.
Fifth stage is the early-wed. The
young folks are becoming established
In home. They first learn the real
value of money and the joy of citizen
ship. Sixth. the practical age. In
90 homes out of 100, the problem dur
ing this period is economy. Conse-
quently, sales of all kinds appeal to
the mothers of this age. Seventh and
last, the sunset age. that glorious pc
riod of life rich in its-experiences and,
friendship. Comfort is about the only
appeal that statesmen can make to this
period of life