davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1920-12-14
Post Office Notice.

FACILITIES for exchanging local cur
rency for United States paper having
= become still more materially restrict
ed since the notice of this office of Sep
TENDER 10TH, only United States money
or Government paper will be accept
able for the purchase of money orders
and payment of money-order fees (nclud-
ing C. O. D. b%usiness).
Until further, Danish money (Which
for the most part can be disposed of in
local disbursements will be accepted for
the purchase of postage stamped paper,
hox-rent, etc,
Pest Office, Christiansted, V. l., De-
cember 6, 1920.
B. r. LARSEN, Postmaster.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-31
BINN FE|N LEADERS
I ARE TAKEN IN RAID.
Eewly Elected Members OF Dub
lin Council and Irish
M. p. Held
apRESTS CAUSE UPR0AR
RBEsTs CAUSE UPRoAR

p,h,;n. Ian. 31.-Many Sim Fein'
.Jors we're arrested in big round up
Rrly today.
the municipal council were among
oee aI arrested. The military alone car
ed out the raid.
1 The wife of one of the men arrested
vos informed that the warrant for the
trest would be read when the prisoner
w. taken to the barracks.
fJoseph McGrath, Sim Fein menu
= Of the House of Commons for the
James division of Dublin, also
as arrested.
The prisoners were taken in lorries
the barracks. =,
More than twenty Of the arrested
on were placed i'll Mount JOY prison.
The arrests caused great excitement
the city.
Extra editions of the evening news
ners we're read with avidity by the
6pulace which was eager for details
5the arrests. All those making in,
kiries with regard to the prisoners
spre referred to military headquarters
|here information was declined.
About forty Sim Feiners were de-
lined today by the police and mill
ry in various districts of Munster.
! london, Jan. 81 1.-Advices from Ire
.nd toCay show that the constabulary
Id the military detained twenty five
In under charges of violation Of the
&fensc of the realm act in counties
limerick, Clare and Tipperary this
|prning
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-31
hungary GETS MORE TIME
ven Until February IL to Formu'
late Reply to Peace Terms

Paris. Jan. 31.-(By A. Plum
ry has been allowed additional time
consider the peace treaty submit
III by the allied powers. The Hun
srian delegation was informed today
a. at the time given it to formulate OBJ
Ervations regarding the peace terms
I'D been extended to February -.
Copenhagen. Jan. 31.-(By A. P.)
"a Budapest dispatch quotes the
fwspaper Szo2at as stating it under
lands that Brigadier General Harry
Bandholtz, L. s. A., American
Hillary representative in Budapest.
ks offered to Premier Huszer ''the
bpport of America for the Hungarian
PACE delegation. "
The newspaper adds that General
|nndholtzz will accompany the Hun
Rrian delegation when it returns to
krance and give to the Peace Confer
ice report of the impressions he
I'D received on the situation during his
|ay in Hungary.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-31
Bandeaux, SOC

Of pink mesh material in two
weights, these bandeauX have
tape shoulder straps and fasten in
hack
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-31
Little Ron1pers
All Ready to Be Embroidered-$l.65

Sturdy little of white linene are stamped IN pretty
paerns embroidered models copy from,
wish very pretty has belt slides in the form of little
embroidered owls with pearl for These
will fit children of to years.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-31
Lace-Trirnned
Brassieres

of pink materials open in front
and are very fresh and dainty.
S1.50.
(CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-31
Women's Undermuslins, $1.50

These styles that most like of soft pink
orw nainsook.
Envelope Chemses with bits of coored stitch
ing embroidery little Lace have ribbon shoulder straps
Nghtgowns Slpover styles pink white with coored stitch
ing adornment
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-31

February !, TO Tuesday. February 10.
Al heidelberg Reformed Church. 7iJ p.
Pm, 10th and Oxford SITS.
At Testimony Tabernacle. Gl9 w. Grard
Under the auspices Of the Messianc Testi.
nony Alliance.
fey. ARMIN A. HoLzER. General Di-
rector.
Ex-Rsbbi DR.. Max Wertheimer, leading
speaker OF the Conference
Peter Quartet will lead the singing.
Every hearer and reader OF this announce
LIneEt Is invited
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-31
RELIGIONS NOTICES
tIE TEMPLE

HE TEMPLE
Broad and Berks SITS. U9O0 M.
5000 seats.
RUSSELL II. CoNwELI.. Pastor.
VILLAIN Dyre McCurdy. Associate Pastor
Dr.. j. Marvin Hanna. Musical Director.
Frederick T.. Starke Organist
Mr.. Conwell breaches Sunday. 1890
n. and Z: 80 D. m.
|remple Chorus sings both services.
Patriotic Nurses Service Sunday night
All nurses especially invited.
Siole School. Jere L. Cresse. Superin-
|tendent, 2:30 D. IN.
fhe Bible Union. a Fellowship Class kor
Men and Women. invites strangers to meet
with them at a:30 D. m
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-31
0 Fix Official Date of Wars End

London, Jan. 22.-(By A. PA
mmittee of counselors has ,been
hmed to decide the official date of the
bding Of the world war. 1t is de-
ared that thousands of pounds are in
blyed in legal proceedings which have
ben held up pending an authoritative
.ecision on the point.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-31

Splendid Cotton Hue k
Towels, 35c Each-All white
with hemmed ends, they are
18x35 inches.
Absorbent Turkish Towels,
soc Each--Big, spongy bath
towels, 2Ox42 inches.
(Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-31

The material is soft and warm and
the coats are lined throughout with
peau de cygne. The sketch gives you
an idea of the style. In Pekin, rein
deer and brown, these coats are to
be had in sizes IA to 20.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-31
Yards and Yards of Lovely Cottons
Ready for New Frocks

white embroidered Swiss size dots Sl35
a yard; 80 inches wide
Navy black embroidered Swiss is much in demand
a yard; 80 inches
embroidered white volesembrodered the
of fgures-$2.5O yard; 81 inches.
Coored popins good navy black pink
old blue light blue Csc yard
a yard, inches
white and
like fors shirts is 75c yard; 80 inches wide
all
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-31
Friends

PIE OLD MERTON MEETING HOUSE, sit
plated on Montgomery pike. Merion is open
|or services every First-day Sunday morn
|lng at u o'clock. It was built in 1882
|Here William Penn worshiped. One OF the
.oldest. most historical church edlfces in
his country. Cordial invitation extended
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-31
In the S.3xl0.6 Feet Size
In the 6x9 Feet Size

l6 High grade wool Wilton rugs. ....... $50
High-grade seamless Administer rugs $3.50
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-31
Spring Corsets
Are Beginning to Appear

A lightweight, well-cut corset
for slender women is of white
coutil with an inch and half
band of elastic across the front.
The back rises little higher. The
skirt is long, but lightly -boned.
S1.50.
Figured pink poplin makes
corset for slight to average
figures; it has a trifle heavier bon
ing and is $3.50.
A 3-inch band of elastic around
the top is a comfort feature of
pink jean corset for slight to
average figures. S4.25.
Heavier women will like a pink
coutil corset with wide front
steel. long, full skirt and a me-
dunn bust. $3.50.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-31
Other New Spring Goats

including a goodly number of de-
lightful polo coats, and smart new
sports coats Of silvcrtip Bolivia and
velour, are here at $3.50, $50 and
inward to SG7 40
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-31

DHCHNW' bTUdH dIlu DIaWOnu SIS.
Rev William L. Mccormick. Pastor
1880 u. m.-REV. CLINTON n. How
AhD VIII occupy the pulpit Subject
MOST ,Nito1ST MOMENToUS EVENT OF THE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-31
Here Come the First
Spring Suits for Women

Now Who can doubt That Winter is on the Wane?
Charming suits, beautifully tailored, are
ready for the woman who likes to the things
first. Svertone, tricotne and fine. twied serge
all in navy bue-are the materials used in these early
models.
new point is the quite elaborate use of braidng
or heavy silk embroidery some of the jackets being
almost covered with it. Collars in roll shape or
strictly tailored; jackets made with or without
belts and some even boast youthful bow in the back
Prices start at $39.5O S45, sos and go to $3.50
The Washington times., 1920-09-02
Events of the Month in Music

through this glorious rendering.
Esther walker lifts up her voice In
two recordings. "Slow and Easy" Ia
a song OF warning TO Ma Honey
Dear" advising him In no uncertain
accents that II he wants to get along
with her he had better go slow and
easy. The orchestra has one OF those
trombone accomplishments which 80
so well with Miss Walkers comic
songs, On the reverse side she sings
What cha Gonna do When There
Amt No jazz" which will be highly
appreciated by those who have been
blue for the last fourteen months. for
IL sets up the very human query as 20
what will happen 20 this already arid
world when the jazz goes out or ea-
istence. IL will be a difficult thing
for parched lips tofanswer.
The steel-backed banjo OF the Van
Eps Quartet plucks out a fox trot $50
Long oo-Long" that will Timber any
stin knee and TO make absolutely
sure the saxophone. xylophone and
piano add TO this triumph which the
Quartet jazzes into tantalizing
Victor Record. On the reverse side
Joseph Smiths Orchestra plays de-
lightful waltz which Is well named
Lovely Summertime" for II Is fun
OF summer languors and incidentally
is a wonderful waltz.
"Hold-Me" the irresistible medley
fox trot recorded by the Palace Trio
has in IL the unrestricted "patter" OF
saxophone competing with the
piano and accordion for the honor OF
making this record second TO none In
the estimation OF dance lovers. On
the reverse side Selvin's Novelty
Orchestra plays "Wond'ring," fox
trot of splendid harmony and fasc-
mating rhythm. Armed with these
allies the dance enthusiasts are going
to enjoy many a dance.
A Victor Record. primarily for edu-
cational purposes Is also Issued this
month. Arthur Brooke renders
flute solo called "Whirlwind" ptctur-
ing a dust tossing wind which grows
In it's gaiety. finally ending In
frenzied whirl. On the reverse size
william Gruner plays the "Hunarian
Fantasia" as a splendid bassoon solo.
Those owning a Victor are afforded
an exceptional opportunity OF adding
n number of these unusually nne rec
ords TO their collection. Any Victcr
dealer will gladly play any OF these
Victor Records for you whether you
own a Victrola or not.
The Washington times., 1920-09-02

of Leonora. The song which Zanelli
sings Is the heartless yet sentimental
air sung by the king as he gazes cyni-
cally upon his former favorite. The
rendering of this bitter song of mock
cry is a magnificent tribute to this
great voice
This month Fritz Kreisler pleases
those who insist that he play the
great classics and those who beg him
to record simple rhythmic and tune
full melodies, who Can Tell" from
Apple Blossoms" is his own compo-
sition and tremendously popular. 1t
opens with a flute passage followed
by phrases for wood-winds against a
sustained harmonic background in
the strings. The waltz melody is
taken UP in al moment in strong.
piercing-sweet impassioned tones of
the violin The popularity this mel
ody has attained under other inter
pretations will greatly increase
The Washington times., 1920-09-02
lcontinaed from Page Ski

lConunued from iaBo oiA'
The blithe brilliant melody OF "Addio
a Napoli" (Fsrewell to Naples) would
suggest 10 those not familiar with
Neapolitan popular songs. a festival
song or a ''brindisi" from some grand
opera The magnificent golden voice
of caruso rises high above the rhy-
timed chords OF the orchestra. Phrase
follows and answers phrase. with
ever increasing strength. and splen-
dor. reaching the climax In a superb
trumpet-like B flat, In every way
worthy OF this supreme artist
Hans Kinder brings the camel
trodden trails OF the wind-swept des-
erts and the magic cities OF half
legendary lands OF Asia, from the
strings OF his cello. The weird,
thrilling melody of the "orientale" is
announced by clarinet against
strong peremptory chords In "pizzi-
cato" plucked apparently by fingers
or Chinese bronze. The same theme
is picked up by the cello repeating
II over and over again with its wall
ing cadences and beautiful, strange
exotic, forever-recurring yet forever
changing harmonies. The instrument
tells it's tale far better than words
The Washington times., 1920-09-02

oven could and is worthy Of great
praise.
Charles Harrison puts a delightful
Pretty Kitty Kelly" The refrain Of
the song Is in waltz time followed by
a charming interlude for the violin
and harp. Drifting" sung by the
Peerless Quartet is on the reverse side
of this Victor record and IL a lovely
bit OF harmony with an exceptionally
ine orchestration to blend with the
voices.
Galli-curi has certainly found a
"gem" TO add to her string OF pearls"
in ''The swallows" and truly II seems
The Washington times., 1920-09-02

that each note
holds in II the
embodiment OF the
bird quality. One
might call IL a
vocal waltz. Be-
ginning with a
sprightly air the
voice aud a flute
and other instru-
ments apparently
banter at one an
other with mutual
limitations - light
almost hilarious
passages, long
trills and other
levities. A beau
tiful waltz theme
appears at inter-
walls carving one
The Washington times., 1920-09-02

away with IT. The long trill OF the
voice at the end OF the record Is pro-
longed far beyond ordinary belief
sOUsA's BAND PLAYS NEW
COMPOSITIONS.
Plain citizens and veterans OF the
world war will both feel the thrill OF
the blood throbbing passages OF
Comrades of the Legion" dedicated
to the men OF the American Legion.
This new Victor Record begins In
proud military style. with powerful
marching rhythms. The cornets and
brasses intone the chief march melody
against the shrili whistlings or pic
colos and the heavy dense harmonies
OF the other instruments. In the mid
die theme, played rather softly. can
be heard the steady shuttle of march
ing feet above the brasses. Then the
final theme crashes in with the full
power OF the band. The second OF these
numbers, who's Who In Navy Blue"
is dedicated to the class OF 1921 OF
the United States Naval Academy and
resembles the first in it's clear ring
ing powerful rhythm ending with
superb climax.
Perhaps nowhere in opera is there n
more cruel story than that OF La Fa-
vorita," which revolves around Leo
nora. favorite of King Alphonso NJ OF
The Washington times., 1920-09-02
Getting Him
Ready for School?

Thrifty parents who are look
ing to their boys school apparel
ing needs will appreciate these
special offerings for Friday.
Boys Knicker Suits, $7.95-Nor-
folk suits of dark mixtures. suit
able for school wear; belted models
with fully lined knickerbrcker
trousers. Sizes to II, but not
in every style 81. .06
Boys Blouses, 9Sc-Sport collar
blouses of striped percale, white
madras and khaki. Sizes to
10 ..........s... ..S6c
Boys Sweaters, $2.4S-Coat
style. excellent quality and weave,
roll collars, pockets. Oxford gray,
maroon. navy and brown. Sizes
26 to "a. ........... .SZ.48
CSC Cloth Hats, 29c-Mixtures
and plain colors; many styles to
choose from in all sizes. Choice
al .Z0C
Fifth Floor.
The Washington times., 1920-09-02
500 Yards All-Wool
Navy Blue Serge
$l.49

A good, sturdy Serge and strictly
all-wool; an excellent quality for
children's school dresses.
All Wool Navy Blue Serge, $l.S9-
One case of this fine serge, Al inches
wide; in rich shade of navy. for chill
dren's MILDLY suits. This same serge
sold for $3.50 only a few weeks. ago
Friday, yard. 81 .89
All Wool Navy Blue Tricotine, Yard,
$3.9S-We have twenty pieces of this
staple $3.50 grade, in good shade of
navy; all wool and so inches wide
Silk Warp Navy Blue -Poplin, Yard.
$3.50 inches wide; fine for dressy
separate skirts; limited quantity. Fri
day, yard. ........ ............... 81 .98
All Wool 54-Inch Jersey Cloth, Yard.
$3.29-Our S400 quality; all colors. in
cluding navy, brown and black; one dav
only at this price. Yard. $3.50
Third Floor.
The Washington times., 1920-09-02

CASTLE. and Ferdi-
nand. a novice in
, monastery, who
has fallen in love
with her and she
in turn loses her
heart to him. Fer
dinand renounces
his vows and fol-
lows her. Fear
ing the X n &,
Leonora gives her
lover a commits
sion in the army
from w h / C h he
ret rms later
laden with honors.
The king asks him
to name his re-
w ard a n d h e
choocaa fhA hand
The Washington times., 1920-09-02
Notions for Friday

Cotton Gros Grain Betting
Widths IN to inches; black and
white. Yard. 1Oc
8-Yard Pieces Bias Seam Tape
Widths to 6 inches. Piece. 1Oc
--Snrp Fasteners-Black and white;
assorted sizes. dozen. n....11c
Maid Of America Hair Nets-Cap
or straight; all colors. for Csc
Colonial Twilled Tape-S-yard
pieces; assorted widths. 3 pieces.25c
Dressmakers' Pins-A!l sizes; u
pound box. .................. .16c
Nickel Plated Safety Pins-All
sizes. Dozen. .................4 &c
Rubber Bathing Caps-Formerly
sold up to 75c, to close out.
Each ',..........''. SSc
Collar Bands-For mems shirts.
All si:es. s...-.....,......
Mereerircd Darning Cotton
Black, white and colors. Spool Sc
First Floor.
The Washington times., 1920-09-02
FARMERS HIT U. S. ORDER.

The packers plan for the sale OF
the stockyards and their unrelated
Industries Is characterized as the
Same old shell game OF the packers to
hoodwink the public" in a state
ment issued today by the Farmers
National Council"
The Washington times., 1920-09-02
$500 Moire Handbags,
$3.50

AS Friday special we offer these
Stylish New Handbags at this low
price. They come in dark blue only,
fitted with inside purse and mirror
and finished with silk tassel.
First Floor.
The Washington times., 1920-09-02
$1.5O Washable
Satin Canisoles
$1.OO

You will better appreciate the
savings when you have seen the
fine quality satin and the pretty
lace yokes. They come in flesh
tint only, and are finished with
ribbon straps.
$1.50 Bloomera $l.0O-Windsor
Crepe, in flesh color. reinforced
and finished with hemstitched ruff
fles. Special. ...............S1.O 90
1896 Philippine Gowns and En-
velope Chemise-Madc by hand of
fine quality nainsook, beautifully
hand-embroidered yokes and, seal
lops. Just for Friday, choice. So. .33
Third Floor.
The Washington times., 1920-09-02
$3.95 Women's House
Dresses
$2.95

Friday you can choose from our
line of S3.o5 House Dresses and save
a dollar on each dress. They are
made of VoileS and PercaleS, In plain
colors, striped and figured designs,
trimmed with contrasting colors.
Broken sizes
$3.50 Bungalow Aprons, sl.95-Msde
of percales in striped and plaid pat
terms. trimmed with rick-racki belts and
large pockets. Friday, special. 81 .95
Third Flecp.
The Washington times., 1920-09-02
All Children S
Bathing Suits

One and two-piece effects of knit
ted worsted in many colors and COM
oinationS.
The Washington times., 1920-09-02
$l.5O Rompers and
Creepers-Friday
$1.19

The famed "Iwanta" Rompers and
Creepers for little toddlers of to E
years; made Of plain and striped ging-
ham and seersucker. Choice of beach
and bloomer style.
SOC Children's Drawers, 19c-Made Of
fine muslin, hemstitched hens and fine
tucks; sizes to IL years. rs..........2 .29c
75e Children's Drawer Bodies, Csc
Made of cambric, gathered style; sizes 2
to IL years. Friday. Csc
Third F1s0r.
The Washington times., 1920-09-02
Just in Time
For Labor Day
R Price
second Floor.

$3.50 MILDLY Blouscs, S1.95-Made Of
Lonsdale Jean in all white or with
navy and Copen collars; sizes to %
years. Just for Friday, ay,......S1.S .SS
Third Floor.
The Washington times., 1920-09-02
Mill Ends of Fine
Ribbons-Special
55c Yard

A special purchase Of mill ends Of
plain, fancy, satin, moire and taffeta
ribbons IN every wanted color, and in
lengths that are usable for making
camisoles, bags, sashes, girdles, etc. Ex-
ceptional value at 55e yard.
Rainbow Hair Ribbons-Also fine for
sashes; all colors; also a large line Of
plain and moire taffeta ribbon. Special
for Friday, yard. ...7Sc
First FISsr.
The Washington times., 1920-09-02
Silk Specials

$500 Satin Msssalins. Yard. 31.9S
-36 inches wide; splendid quality
and good weight; choice of navy
blue, Copen and white. Friday,
yard 81 80
$3.50 Crepe de Chine, Yard, $3.50
40 inches wide; very heavy
weight. Colors are white,
flesh. yellow. hello and reseda-
Yard 80. $3.50
$3.50 Black Satin Duchess, Yard,
$2.39-Soft quality; lustrous An
ish; black only. Yard. .... $3.50
$3.50 Navy Blue Taffeta, Yard,
$3.50 Superior quality; good
weight; chiffon finish offered in
the best shade of navy blue. Fn-
day, yard. ''SZ.30
THIRD Floor.
The Washington times., 1920-09-02
ACorset Special
at $1.79

Here tomorrow at this very special
price we will place on sale fine white
and pink coutil Corsets, with medium
bust and elastic top; four hose sup
porters attached; broken sizes.
69c Bandeaux, 49c-These are made
of pink brocade, fasten front or back;
sizes "a to a.; also Brassieres of muslin
with lace and embroidery trimming;
broken sizes. Choice. .49c
Bargain TabIe-MaIn Floor.
The Washington times., 1920-09-02
Fancy Turkish
Bath Mats at
ne-Fourth Off

Extra heavy fancy Turkish
Bath Mats, subject to slight i'm
perfections; these come in sizes
2Ox28 inches and 25x42 inches.
and they regularly sell at $500
to $500; while they last, your
choice at $1.5O to $3.50.
LINEN REMNANTS-Odds and
ends, and slightly soiled or museed
pieces from regular stock, includ-
ing fine Table Damask, Crashes,
odd Napkins. Towels, Scarfs. Gov
ers, etc. Some are all linen, others
are mercerized. Your choice Fri
day at greatly reduced prices.
GUEST TOWELS-Special, zoe
First P1eor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-10
By Associated Press

Chicago, November 9,-Mens clothing for immediate delivery was offered buy CTS today at prices 10 to 50 per cent be- low present wholesale prices. Goods for spring and summer delivery were shown at prices 10 to g l-3 per cent under those of year ago and mems shirts and simi- lar articles were shown at greatly re- duced prices at the opening of the thlr- teenth semiannual buying convention of the United National Clothiers. The con vention is being attended by retail cloth ing dealers from seventeen middle west ern and western states and has taken the form of huge display of made-up garments.
 ''The public sis not buying; manufac- turers and dealers are overstocked." '" said w. l.. Mohr, treasurer and general manager of the association, today. The price must come down. We have passed the peak in high prices of wearing ap- parel. Mems clothing will be consider ably cheaper from now on, the retailer can afford to sell at less, for his costs are becoming lower.
 Here ar some mems shirts, he said, indicating an exhibition, which whole saled at s45 a dozen few months ago. Now they are offered at sl650 a dozen. Here are 1000 suits offered at s16.5o, suits that ordinarily wholesaled at s4o.70. The age of extravaganza has passed, and rather than let the goods rot on the shelves, the manufacturers are getting what they can out of them"