davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1920-12-12
The Dangerous Flirt.

Dear Miss Fairfax: | could love
a girl friend dearly if it were not
that she likes to hirt. My first i'm.
preston of her was wonderful, but
when | saw her flirting it reduced
it about 50 per cent. I have tried
to tell her that it does not become
her and that she can get many good
friends by acting naturally. She
tells me she only wants to be So
ciable. .....
There is not one good word to
be said in favor of flirting. A good
Fgirl should hold only thoughts Of
contempt in regard to the word be-
cause they should have in mind that
no good girl need have to firt to
make men friends. ARTHUR
OF course there isn't a good word
to be said for flirting. 1t is cheap
and degrading. It is unsafe in that
it gives the wrong impression con-
corning the girl in the case. But
| there's still more danger-the ave
rage young girl isn't a good enough
| judge OF human nature. she hasn't
| had the experience to enable her to
decide whether a man is crook Of
good appearance or an honest young
working man. The man who firts
may have the most evil OF inten-
tions He may get the worst OF I'M
pressions. He may be philander-
ing husband-he may be--anything.
And the young /girl who admires
what her ewes behold and can't see
beyond surfaces is inviting danger
and misadventure when she helps
herself to an unsanctioned aequaint-
ance. In your case. however. the
girl is cheapening you as we'll as
herself when she shows that your
/ friendship isn't important enough
to take the place of idle chance ac-
quaintance
Ruby: The parents OF the bride
should be the first to congratulate
the couple after the clergyman and
the attendants have extended their
, congratula tions. Simply wish the
bride happiness and congratulate
the groom. 1t Is not necessary to
kiss the groom. but in this case, as
you are the brides little sister. il
would be perfectly proper.
PerplcXcd: Refrain from speaking
OF other girls when In the presence
of your fiancee. 1t only arouses her
jealousy and makes 1t unpleasan,
for you both. Yop cannot blame
her for wanting to know somethins
about your financial affN'rs, One
cannot live on love these days.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-12-12

We have complete selection Of Diamond Cuff Buttons
very latest most beautiful designs set with fine blue white
Diamonds at prices which cannot be duplicated eseWhere
will money your pocket compare our prices ana qua
and remember, Diamond well bought is safe investments
Omaha daily bee., 1920-12-12
EI.GIN FATHER TINE.

Lever setting for railroad service
Pendant winding. Twenty one ruby
and sapphire jewels: gold jewel set
tings. double roller escapement: steel
escape wheel: exposed sapphire pallet
stones; compromising balance: micro-
metric regulator: adjusted to temper
ature. isochrcnism and five positions;
patent recoiliug click and self-locking
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13

Telefony (ors I Rezydepeya( Arnitage sN
Dr.. Jan P. Wejtalewiz LEAK asFoR'
On: SsI ". NORTH I'VE RA: 1871 n PAULIkA u
GODZINY: Cd / do 9 20 poludnlu: - $50 do $50
vieczorem- " niod1iele cd 10 do - ~ pOludnia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13

,czeIi je ~pokrywat - wyp}acono mu jeso naIeznoSc
i poszed} do domu.
Prey piekiej ~pogodzie pieszo sic wybraf, Praw1e
O samem Switaniu ma wiecz6r juz byl W Przytusze,
rad, ze sic w tym roku tax predko fabryka skohczy-
Ia &c j~eszczc w domu PREY kopaniu kartotli bedzie
pomocny.
Uczciwic przywitany przez zone, syna l syno-
we, zjadf koIacye, a re czul sic zmeczonym, poszedi
zaraz spac, ME za~pytawszy nawet, co sic we Wsl
'izieje czy sic jaka zEa ~przygoda ME przytrafi}a.
Nazajutrz rano wyjrzaf troche ia SWAT, pa
try! a no mic - w~szystko tax jak byio, pc staremu,
tylko liScie ma drzewach jedne poczcrwienia}y, lnnc
pozolk}y, innc jeszcze wydaja sic. jak gdyby zloco-
ne. i coraz to kt0ry spada ma zicnlie. ak zwyCzaJ-
ME W jcsieni.
Chalupy stojq, jak sta}y, I kominow bia}awy,
Gym sic podnosi, a L koScielnej w~iezyczki sygnatur-
Ia dzwoni.
Zajrzal Bartlomiej ma s~qsiedzkie pOdw6rko, pa
try: parobck woz smarujc, a Spiewalski mu zapo-
wiada, jak ma wyszykowac wasqg, zeby byio pick
ME wygodnic, nakazuje konie ~oczyscit, owsa
twiartke wziqSc, siana sporo, zcby szkapy glodu ME
miaIy.
GdzieS sic starry wybicra ~pomySla} Bartfo--
niej ma p~odworko wszcdf, ably sasiada przywitat.
Mech bedzic pochwalony!- rzckf l%arzqbek.
Spicwalski obcjrzai sic.
- Ma wicli wicklow Amen - odpowicdziaf. -
Tak sic macic BatIomicju kochany? Niedyscie
przyszli: Chodzcicz do izby, do izby. spocznijcie,
powiedzcic, co siychat ma Swiecic?
Batlomicj dlugo sic prosic mic dat. tcmbardzicj
re T. Sasiadcm zawsze w przviazni iyl 1ubili sic y
badwaj po$zed} tcdy do stancyi. RzuciI okicm d.
koIa. widli odmiane duzq.
Stancva ia >ama, ale sprze,v W nici inszc mic
sospodarskic. lax dawnici Iam;ast stolu sosnowcgo
la krzvZvkach. okragIv bcicowanv ma czcrvono, M
MIN szmata z0ita. W kwiatv wiclkic ziclonc. rych-
tvk ink Chmstka kObicra - Iowck uicma tyIkO kr2c-
Arizona republican., 1920-04-30
Noth1mg But
 BGrg01ms
s2.5o VACUUM BOTTLES $1.9s

$250 VACUUM BOTTLES $19s Just what you need for your Sunday outings and pie nics-will keep liquids hot cold for "A hours-heavy nickle plated screw top-a vacuum bottle of &1 02 service and durability ........... 75c FANCY WINDSOR CREPEs 5sc Pretty fancy Windsor Crepes-specally adapted for pajamas night gowns, Billy Burkes and child rens wear, white, flesh and light blue grounds with dainty floral and bird life designs Colors ab- EOc solutey and positively tub proof 5ec PLAIN WINDSOR CREPES 421zc Plain Windsor Crepes, special soft finish for under garments in pink, light blue and white. A IC1Zc great big value, per yard ....... 75c TISSUE GINGHAMs 5sc
 Dainty tissue gnghams for weather wear, dainty stripes of lavender, pink bue yellow and green on white grounds-cool looking and servceable. R0c Special per yard AMERICAN MADE CALICOEs
 24-nch prints of regular 25c value-colors fast, pat terms suitable for bungalow aprons and childrens wear, in stripes, dots and small figures. Spe- 7O(. PALMA CHECKS
 Pajama Checks of full 45c value-full 36 inches wide Special soft finish assorted size checks. Spe- QOc cially priced, per yard ..........-.....- BEACH SUITINCS
 Beach suitings of 36nch widths in old rose, cOc dark blue, sand, pink and white Special. OON DRESS VOILES
 A wonderful assortment of patterns and colors in floral and conventional designs, large and small eff fleets, dark, medium and light grounds, 38 and 40 inches wide, positive colors. Voiles of good EOc 75c value, special DRESS SKIRTINGS
 Summer dress skrtings in white skirtings gabardines English Repps poplins madras navy wills and beach cloth. g and 36 inches wide. Regular values R0C. from 85c to S1 .OO yard. Special .......... O"S DRESS PERCALEs
  Regular 35c value percales fast colored navy blue grounds with dainty, small work figures in CQC. white for summer house dresses .......... AC~ ORANGE BLOSSOM NAINSOOK special weight, soft finish nansook specially fin ished for undergarments 30 inches wide. COc Under the mill price today. Special per yard AcS
 EASEMENT
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-14
Woman Who Shot
Husband is in Jail

Claiming that her husband made
after her with a knife In his hand
and that she acted purely In self de-
tense Maggie Smith, colored Is now
in the county jail charged with shoot.
ing her husband, Andrew Smith. at
1O9 Grafton street, shortly before
midnight Saturday. The latter Is not
IN a serious condition and Will sur
yiye.
OF the existing trouble about II O'Clock
Saturday night when they received q
call to come to Grafton street. Mrs.
Smith claiming that her husband had
threatened her. The officers lelt
without making any arrests and less
than one hour later learned OF the
shooting. The colored woman con-
|fessed to the shooting and with two
negro girls who are held as Witnesses
was brought to the city jail, later BE-
ing turned over to county autnorl-
ties.
She used q Is calibre Colt a1to-
matte revolver, firing five times, but
one bullet taking effect, this str1R-
ing Smith IN the chest
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-14
LAP
REACHED N
BIG. DRIVE
Final Reports in Commerce
Body Campaign Come
Tonight.

They're coming down the home
stretch today In the Chamber Of Com.
merce drive for $4,000, and while no
advance information can be secured,
it is hoped that when the team cap
tains report tonight at the commerce
body rooms that it will be found that
the desired amount has been secured.
Every worker is In the field today,
and bending every effort to secure
the desired fund, in order that the
Chamber OF Commerce may take ad'
vantage Of the offer Of $4,000 made
by Colonel C. W. Watson, and have
a fund OF $25,0a0 available to create
a live commerce body for this city.
The Industrial committee, which
pledged itself to raise ABOUT $500 ad.
ditonal at the last meeting Of the
team captains Friday evening, held a
short session this morning and then
went out into the field to make good
on their promise.
The following message sent out to
the various business houses Of the
city by the campaign manager, A.
Howard Fleming. Is posted many
Continued on ease Four.)
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-14
CITY ELECTRICIAN
ORDINANCE PASSED
Some Building Permits
Granted and Routine
Business Transact

Matters OF routine nature only were
considered by the City Board Of Dls
rectors at the weekly meeting held
this morning. Ordinance No. IS ~
lating to the appointment Of 9 eity
electrician and setting forth his On:
ties and salary 10 be pad HIM vas ~
nally passed BY the Board.
Ex-Mayor Anthony Bowen who resS
Gently returned from 0klahcma where
he had spent several weeks was pres
ent this morning at the board meet
ing and when called upon BY Mayor
Conaway for a speech declined % Do
60 but stated that Whenever ne vas
in the city he could hardly keep away
| from the city building and enjoyed
visiting the board at its meetngl
Attention was called to tie lact th9t
the flag pole on the city building &
! in bad condition and Nj. Arnett MiH
look after this matter. An inspection
will be made Of the tags owned ~
the city.
The board granted wermissio To-
the American Legion to bring to DIS
city "The American Circus Eposis
ton. Y
Building permits wefe granted -
| follows: C. M. Richie to build g e1gs'
age on Carleton street; the appllc1s
ton OF the Rhea Terrace apartment
company to build q garage betNeepI
Cleveland and Watson avenues On
Rhea Terrace was held upf fxdnlll-'
liEatinp. W..
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-14
Arrest Man With Grip
'Fullo Brass Fittings

seecrge Maddix, colored. who SAYS
If1 has q twin brother named George
lsen. was picked up on a Clarksourg
i.F by Deputy Sheriff Howard Mooa' Is,ss
4 ssrd this morning with a travelling
W loaded to the scuppers with a iot
n valuable brass fittings which ne
eisims TO have picked up here ana
s6sse along the railway line near
Hnfchinson. George says he WORKS
tor 4 man named Jim Thomas, near r
Hntchinsen, for the mere pittalce 9l
: 5Gjlar and . half per day and board
ESsce i,is desire to add to his IN
.eene by pedding the fittings, which
80 ne reason for his errand to the is
IN He says his fathers name Is
~ sSsih Green but George will nave 10 10
IN 4 story that will wash better taan ian
~ one he told Sheriff Glover, eIe s;
"a a Sreesins his liberty: Deputy Shesia emu
4MVoodward ~ left for Hutchinson tnis
sitsrnoon to Try and unravel the mys'
terry.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-14
PQREANARCHI MAY.
BE TIE NEXT PHASE.
h POOR RUSSIA.
Doetringis Reported to be
Spreading Throughout
Country.
MURDERS ARE PLANNED
Bed Army, However, is Driv
ing the Poles Out Of
Kiev Region.
MURDERS ARE planned

u kY
1 LONDON, July 14.-An "anarchis-
q conspiracy against the Soviet gov
srnment is reported from Moscow,
ays an Exchange Telegraph dispatch
from Berlin dated Sunday. The plan
Ess to murder Premier Lenine and N,
feharin, president Of the third in
irrational, during the Mayday cele-
ration. This plal, however, was a
ailu7e and the date Of the murder
ms set for June q. according to an
accornt received In Berlin.
Under the second plan, It is declar-
"a. Finance Commissary krestinsky
nd others Of the Bolshevik commIs-
saries also were to be killed. Two
liombers OF the staff Of a leading an
archistic newspaper have been arrest
y. the message states. II also quotes
,nother newspaper as declaring that
|ina1chism Is spreading like wilCtire
1aRuesia, being organized in the va
Eukine" league, which has many nun
dfld thousand members.
WARSAW, June 1.-THE Bolshe-
iil;i are pouring into the Kiev region.
scked By the greatest number OF
|fI2isions the Poles have ever faced,
ssserding 10 reports received tonight.
The Poles are withdrawing their
The Bolsheviki are entering the
1tiey district fromthe south, through
5eTrltery first oyerrun by the calvary
p General Rudenny.
N Opposite Kiey the BolsheviSl nave
encountered difficulty in crossing tne
|Dneiper.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-14
BOLT
R|JnDRN CHICAGO
Harding Campaign viii be
Started Right Away,
Leaders Say.


CHICAGO, June 14-Declaraton BY
Amos Pinchot, member Of the com
mittee Of 4S, that there would be a
new party presidential candidate in
the field, rumors that Senator LaFol-
lette would head a ticket as preaden-
tial candidate and announcement that
the campaign in behalf Of Senator
Harding, Republican presidential
nominee, would be started promptly,
were the outstanding Developments
following the Republican national
convention.
The statement by Mr.. Pinchot de-
clared that the Republican party has
driven out Of representation in its
counsel the millions Of voters who
followed Roosevelt, johnson and La.
Toilette and that the two parties Will
represent these voters and present
a definite and constructive program
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-14
HARDING BACK
. |N WASHINGTON |
But WONT Talk.
However Did Pose for the
Moving Picture Men
This Morning.
CONGRATULATIONS MANY.
VIII Clean Up Senate Work
and Go Home
Soon
CONGRATULATIONS MANY


WASHINGTON, June Ex-senator
Warren G. Harding. the Republican
nominee for president, who arrived
here last night from Chicago, put in
a busy day today receiving the con-
ordinations Of friends and clearing
up pending matters in connection
with his senatorial G1ies.r,
The Republican nominee announc-
ed that for the present he would have
no statement to make. He reached
his Office shortly before noon and af-
ter posing for the moving picture men
was given an informal ftception by
senate employees. He seemed in the
height Of good humor and while pos
ing for the movie men kept up run
ming fire Of humorous comment.
At his office the senator found sew
eral hundred teles-ams Of congratu-
lation as well as a large batch Of mail.
Senator Harding was especially
pleased with theetelegram from John
Philip Sousa, which said:
''Bless your musical soul May
Gods harmonies be widegoe for;
ssz.eyer." Ss "
i Senator Harding said he haaspp
definite plans, but that he probably
would leave Washington the latter
part Of the week. He plans to confer
before Monday with Chairman Hays
Of the Republican National commit
tee and other Republican leaders and
then will take a. rest before going to
his home at Marion, Ohio, about July
one.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-14

MONTREAL, June 14.-Canadian
papers today devoted considerable
space to comment on the nomination
OF Senator Harding for president Of
the United States and in general this
comment favored his candidacy.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-14
PLAGUE
REACHES IANP|CD
First Case Occurring at Big
Oil Town Proved
Fatal.
rBy Associated pressI

WASHINGTON, June 14-Spread
Of the bubonic plague TO Tampieo,
Mexico was reported TO the State De-
partment today by the American con-
sui at that point.
The first case occurring In the city
proved fatal and the consul has been
asked to obtain aid including immedi-
ate dispatch Of vaccine and syrum.
Arrival Of demical supplies at Vera
Cruz from the United States was re-
ported by the American Consul, there
who stated that out Of "a cases Of the
plague % had proved fatal.
Mexican authorities have stopped
traffic with the interior by destroying
railroad track for five miles on all
lines leading out Of the city.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-14

Continued 6r Page -Four
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-14
B. go. New Schedule
Is Now IN Effect

The new schedule-ot the Baltimore
and Chic railroad went into eflect on
Sunday. This gives EGdtmolt ne
same schedule that L had pflog t1l
the war except trains 5 and q which
are run to Chicago va connellg Ne
instead Of via Grafton. Despite the
many advance notices there were &
number Of folks missed thelr tfain1
on Sunday.
Commencing on July /, all:recell!s
issued by the American Railway X
press company must be prepared n
duplicate. the duplicates TO- b tet1ll
ed by the company. Shippers who
prepare their own express recelpls of
who use their own forms, mo Eeq.e
ed to make necessary proyilio1 lQt
duplicate receipts for the comp l4Ay
from and after July ]. The Ametlel1
Railway Express compa1yG regnleL
receipt form will Be revised Q pr
nit issuance In dupljcate.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-14
NE|GHBOR FOUND
FIVE |N HON[NIH
THEIR THROAI}C|I
Slayer Afterward Dragged
Self to Water Cask and
Jumped In.
HAD SET FIRE TO House
Fred Feckman Lived TWEEN:
ty Miles from Tyler Co.
Seat
HAD SET FIRE TO HOUSE

SISTERSvILLE, W. Va, June IL
Fred Feckman, after killing his wife
and four children at Shirley, . small
town 20 miles southeast OF here, com
mitted suicide late last night By slaSAs
ing his throat with a razor and then
jumping into rain barrel. &
The crime was discovered BY ". "
Smith, a netShbor who got to the
home in time to find Feckman lying
In a pool Of blood With . wound b
his neck. The house having been set
on fire Smith dragged Feckman to
the open and then started 70 rescae'
other members Of the family bnt
found them stretched out on the Accr
with their throats cut.
After putting out the fire Smith re
turned to where he had left FeclmaA
but he was gone. A few minutes 2;
ter he found him with his feet stick.
ing out a barrel Of water. s
The older OF the children vas II
years Of age. Feckman was IN Oh
iriller. az Il
Feckman was q brotherinlsW Of
Sheriff William E. Long, o. tyies
county 2. = = - - ~
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-14

LONDON, June 14.-Warren Hard
ing's personality and record being
virtually unknown here, newspaper
comment this morning expresses
neither satisfaction nor disappoint-
ment with the Republican choice Of a
presidential candidate. Several news
papers referred to him as a dark
hose" and in cabled reports he is
represented as a compromise. Two
or three journals assumed the result
of the Chicago convention has opened
the possibility Of the election Of a
Democrat to the presidency, which Of
latae has been regarded here as e1-
tremely improbable.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-14
Bad Wreck Occurs
In South Chicago
arBy Assoc,,a,ed presgl

CHICAGO, June IA. = PGe Man:
ouette train number 81, from Grand
Raids to Chicago, was wrecked eariy
today at the 103d street crossing IN
South Chicago. Police report said
90 persons were killed. The railroad
company said only two were known
to have died.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-14
Oh, Listen Here!
BY ADAM 8. LANE.

/ got the SWEETEST
New used Car
Yesterday you ever Saw.
You will hardly Believe
Me when l Tell
You about what a Bargain.
II Is.
Twas up in Ny
Office planning Ny
Political campaign, And
The telephone rang And
Here was Bob Morgan.
adam" he said. Il Have
Tn greatest bargain In
A III OIL used Car >
You ever saw! It Runs
Down hill Like Water!
/ thought Of You
The minute / got It
Come on out Right
Away.
Won't cost you Anything.
To look at It"
j went out to Boo's
Continued tr Page Four
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-11
SAYS HUSBAND HAD
RHEUMATISM BAD
indianapolis lady declares he couldn't
lay on one side from pains and
no one could touch him, it
hurt so bad.
Muscles in back and shoulders very
sore, bowels bound up. Dreco
has brought grand relief.

MANY a night the pains have been so
bad that my husband couldn't lay on
his side, and to touch him gave great
PAIN" said Mrs. Margaret Brown Of O15
Rathbone street, indianapolis, Ind. Mr.
Brown has a responsible position with
Kingan & CO., Packers.
rheumatism had him so bad that the
muscles in his back, arms, shoulders and
legs were very painful. He had terrible
headaches and his bowels were bound up
all the time, he was in a bad way, suf-
fering day and night.
I'VE kept hearing about DrecO and
what it was doing for a lot of people,
so we talked it over together and he de-
cided to get a bottle. That has proven
to be the best thing he ever did, after
few days his constipation was gone and
his bowels were regular as a clock. He
is now taking on his second bottle and
is feeling fine, most all the pains are
gone and his side never bothers him.
sikeeps sound all night long and goes to
work feeling fresh and full of energy.
DrecO sure has done him a lot OF good"
Dreco acts on a sluggish liver and puts
new life into il; overcomes stubborn con-
-stipation; strengthens weak kidneys !;
aids the stomach to digest the food and
purifies the blood, thereby banishing ca
IaTTh and rheumatism.
Mr.. Williamson, the we'll known Drec0
expert. has headquarters at Clark L
Cade's Clayrecl Hotel Drug Store, to
meet the local public and explain the
merits O. sssss great remedy. See him to-
ssssso1f.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-11
COULD NOT
HOLD OUT LONGER
Virginia Lady RealizedShe COuldn't
Stay Nervous, Weak, Pale, and
Hold Out Much Longer.
Cardui Helped Her.

Dublin, Va.-Mrs. Sallie Hughett
OF Route 2, this place, recently re-
lated her interesting experience in
recovering her health, saying: when
came on l was in very bad
condition and nothing the doctor
gave me did me any good. Some say
you have to let this take it's course
. but l knew there ought to
be something to give relief l was
nervous, weak and pale. / couldn't
eat or sleep to do any good, and felt
I couldn't stand this very long.
81 heard and read of Cardul, and
how it had benefited other women in
the same condition, so decided 20 use
it myself. After my first bottle felt
better, so of course kept it up, and
It did the work
1T helped me as nothing else did.
/ began to pick up right away. l ate
and slept and could rest. l knew
was getting better. kept 1t up and
it did wonders fer me"
Thousands of wcn3'., suffering as
this Virginia lady lid, bave used
Cardui with equally happy results,
and voluntarily relate their ex-
periences so that Others, troubled
with disorders common among wom-
en-, may learn to take Cardui.
Let your druggist supply you, to-
ay.-Advertisement