davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-03

and even The woman o. SKI, has no
hair now thar she possessed three
wears ago. The HAIR Frows al 'he
rate " hair an inch q month some
"hai more rapidly in Youth and q o..
'f Jess rapidly after n.,y. Therefore
your locks have grown s.A inches In =
year and twelve inches .n $50 Years
Did }ol ever think k0w man, Inches
a year Nol Goa. or. when Nou trim
away -pirdN and uneven ends Ia,
'he difference b tween 'he growth o.
old and young hair is .n the number
of hairs In youth new hairs are al.
says srr.nsics out from The scalp.
'hey stand up 20 a little halo or
ast'9.a which ah ~ plainly when the
head .s seen ngI.nf strong ught.
Ara .lsse new hair, grow like the
longer ones and seop me tresses thick
ahi abundant A. .Re Increases fewer
rev htrs sprou' up and those llrendy
'hs scalp gradually fsll out until
the locke become th ana spind.ing
THIS iHirr.rg = tHe hair may be pre-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-03
.S1'rLRfiS NEGLiGEEs THE
LATEST CRAZE

~ me huge butterfly with spread
wngs IL the latest boudolr Rown
4 from Paris, hu, you must see the
garment from back view 10 get the
true papillon effect Ths asslires Is
made oi lame chiffon with dashes Of
black and the chiffon Is In on. lous
strip. draplng across The back. over
NE arms and down the fronts. Al the
back Of The neck the chiffon is caught
down a!mos, 10 the waistline MAKING
a deep V opening). and 10 held aust
above the waistllne by huge EN-.
bro'dcrcd ornament In gray, aane and
sel Ere-n. From this ornamen, falls
tho long narrow train. which il Of sss
green chiffon sienciled from the tus.
down with splnshes OF color in asm.
and green. Tho embroidered orua.
men' forms this head Of the but,srdy
ana The long slim train i,s BODY. ana
The dtnpery OF fame chiffon spread
over The arms makes the wings
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-03

wearing OF the skirt out to the links
u one goes by subway or suburb.u
nam \ sui, OF the sor, Is OF hom,.
spun win bel,ed. patch poeket.d
JACKET and very loose knee brseches-
MOI knickcrs in any sense OF tho WORD
nut actual knce-breechcs. full Al the
hips IKE riding brooches and nttss
smoothly over the knee where the,
eva under rolled.down golf s,ookin..
., Wool Another suit. OF pale srsv
ninnel has walsicoat ana kns..
o'e I'm, ana instead Of a beltsd Jacket
,, circular cape. There IN a separate
SKIRT to match the cape which 4. =,
h'a'd ~oel. and the wsl-scost 4, r,,, =
aud tl.uuaI aifh nt.fs NV y
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-03

soft gray OF molcSkln-lf some rich
color Is added ~ part Of the costume
Old blue II very becoming In mil.ln-
ery II Tho eyes are blue. green's and
bright yellow or orange tones will be
bes, II the eyes are brown. Tearosc.
apricot cerise. plum. wis'eria. nrc all
charming tints with gray or white
hair And when You are wi,hou, n
hat rely greatly on simple dark frockS
with a long. smart string OF white
beads
Hair nets make almost all coiffures,
except those OF extreme youth. look
smarter. but the net Is particularly
necessary when the hair belongs 10 a
woman Of for'y.fiye or over. After
middle age. and sometimes before. the
hair becomes uneven and straggly. and
short ends and wisps stray out from
the couture with m effect that IL any
thing bu, smart and neat A net T.
almost absolutely necessary II cor
rect effect is 20 be achieved. Bu, a
ne, looks well only over hair tina, Is
soft. wavy and iiufty. so the hair mus,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-03

spfing frocks and blouses Sometimes
F''v Or 'sn ak pop,in is comb ned
With wool fabrics like tr.coun. or
fo're' twill ana The poplin Is cmbrold.
cred IN he shade Of n. wool fabric
Circular skirs give a new aare 20
spring costumes and are very grace.
ful some skirts have Two 20
three circular founcs. rculaf
rodeis set IN az the ,!dss a straight.
narrow skirt
Cosi-drssses are much IN favor. the
short. jaunty i.ckt' and tho sash In a
hrighi color Ike Ctfise or grass green
and the fklf' % white Poiret twill or
% white iannei crossbarred Ia color
Gaaalei gloves are worn with
sleeveless evenlnT fowns N, rauni-
.cis aiiashei 10 The armh1ie % the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-03
ia
CHOOSE BL,rK AND WHITE
At.RINsS

"A EITHER hoop dinrlsrs nor psn.
~ iari dnnr 'c-,.-.n ear.r.rgs-.are
- quite 30 sniari % fashions ost!ma
ion az rather small ..o.e-io.tha.rar.
.ooe ornaments .1 Pol. . srf white
Ih'se neat hffle -s.-Irss sr- noted
on The women Nho d-... N distinctive
ana con''r,tita taste and IN, a.,
ABOUT ire only Kind - earring. thai
cannot BE- picked up In cheap ma
isriais a. low price Sometime
these "sf-f'nFs are % ONYX ard pearl.
sometimes Onyx j. surrounded With a
ring OF tiny diamonds or pear zen
Ter may have an encirrlinE ring ~ j.,
" onyN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-03
Golf Brooches for the Fair Sex

n HE girl who strides around The
Il links may wear coat ana breech-s
- II she care, 10. and rnds such 4
oslGinc moro comfortable Es.hion
has endorsed GOT costumes without
skirts and many Of these rat;y lille
suits have been seen az Aiken ani
other fashionable collins places this
season And really n woman T. per.
mi,'cd 10 ride IN al md hrcerhss
there seems to lac no good reason why
she should NOT Eolf IN The same sort O.
costume
hut most Of these now b.furcs.ed
golf suits come with a skirt that may
of may not b. worn ~ one plsasea
PeFhaps convention may suggeu The
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-03

formally arranged coinures show
beautifully groomed trt SSes. the hair
sof, and p'isb!e and daintily waved.
Coinurcs for swee, sixteen. for
'Wcniy-sN or siNty--and for all ages
between, shade the forehead and cover
Tho ears IN; the older woman IL care
ful not 20 oyerdo this effect and give
her hair an ARTIFICIAL, aping youth APP
pcarance. The parting may he at the
center or toward one side. Very few
faces over atty can sand the side.
parting
A. tho back the hair should be ar
ranged 10 suit the line OF the head
and whatever changes are made In
accordance with fashions temporary
whims changes 10 coils. knots. figure.
Fights, cur's or puifs-the arrange.
mcnt should be located where II sives
the best Inc 10 the head IN pronle
view Some women look hes, with the
hair arFJneed above the crown. some
with knot az Tho crown. some with
The knot lower. just below the curve
ot the croan. Few women over forty
look well with a knot near the naps
OF Tho neck m effect which seems 10
make INC facial lines SAG downward
Such beautiful and natural looking
'nnsforwlucns are obiainable now.
with Invisible part.ngs and becoming
waves ever temples and ears that no.
body con blame the Older woman
whose locks have become spindly and
WHISKY Tor resortins 10 these beauti.
ncr', hui he younger woman should
wear cnlN her own hair and keep I, In
the best condition possible. arranging
Il Simply II there Is no, enough Tor an
elaborate co ffure.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-03
ZIzNr Ah&Ie zH79szg
|92cz< ET2H~7GZ
S@e1 NH mo
NICS 6S9Z2S@

center Of the skirt but revealing thelg
separate starting and ending points
AZ belt and hem. The bodice has a
round neck finished With a pleaied
rune and similar RULES hang from
the elbow sleeves
Very short sleeves For Girihood
Instead OF growing longer sleeve.
have grown shorter. Some frock. sor
young women have no sleeves at al.
the armhole finishing the bod.ce 4
either side. A frock ~ this Kind !.
made Of wide moire r.b5oas used yer.
ucally and set together with chenille
hraid--yellow ribbons ard blacA
chenille. There Is simp.c round
ncckline. no sleeves and no sash ruf
the frock Il Tremendously chic. sum.
merry troeks all show the very shor,
sleeve that stops considerably above
the elbow. Cool and delightful those
little abbreviated sleeves will be.-bu,
how about the danger Of trecE,cI
arms 4 pretty ftock o.. rosrh p,nl
handkerchief ilnen pictured. has N.
little sleeves referred 70. Tiny ruf,as
are sewed across these sleeves and on
the nounces - the skirt. \ small
collar turns back a. the neck and this
collar and the openlnr al the from, %
the neck are edged WITH a ,iuy rune.
The sash of horizon b.ge Ribbon runs
through a shirrcd casing which forms
the wais,hand \ typ.clDy rlrii.n Ia,
accompanies his frook. broad.
brimmed model % straw. flccd with
peach pink iahcta and trimmed with
a fa' wreath % 1rpHcuCd leaves In
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-03

IT'LL the styles are young this
sprinE. but modes for around
twenty are the very spirit OF
- Uyeuih itself Short skirts. lliils
sleeves tAa, show dimpled arms frlily
sounces ana tiny rufies and much EN-
phasHed sAxhss give the very young
woman a lttls-gifl suggestion that IS
capt,Naiins. I, Is hard. these dayS,
10 tell the groNn-up little girl from
the actual Aii.s glil dressed In grown
% eio;heA Few madens OF twenty
lock day over sixteen.
Fer stree; wear there are the Jaun,i.
est sGiiS VITA cunning mandarin
jackets ant skirts scarcely three inches
below the knee. aai equally !auniy
sopeoats. belied Ia ~ q trim wa.s;llne
and farins beioW. with several inches
% skiri showing below The Coa,-edge.
Tke more dign.ded d0,man wraps aud
embroidered coats are no; for girl
hood though very young ma;rOns az
feet these distinguished garments But,
the eiri has a iopcoai on spor; lines
With a VEN dashing choker collar Al,
the top Of H. some OF these good
locking coats are OF tan BOLIVIA with
s.ass o. seif-,one embroidery: other
seats are o; cover; cloth and exclusive
models are Of gray hr- sdcioih en-
sseldered In dark blue o
Millinery Picturesque Ih style
Hats for sHch yOaas wsarers are
picturesque rather than darlng or
dashing-thougA some % the little
tureans are worn IN a very dashing
say. The hat Of ;wen'y-ysars-old il
ap, 70 be elher very small or very
large snd !, Is either = close little
iurnsn PIT or a, q raklsh angie. OF
sailo- share Ni,h dropping or rolled
- erim. Tailored hats are liked by
these younger Nomen--ihe hats tia,
have . sporty dash about them and a
ecy..h suggestion. Girls leave the
heeer-decked ,urbans and the feather
iaden large shapes 70 older women
trying 20 look young. they know their
fresh youfh can stand the severe tat.
ored styles IN millinery and sos'euing
lines are no; imperative And girls
seem 20 love The dangling hat trim.
MEG. the tassels bead ornamenis
and frlnget ribbons thar hang down
from the br.m .; one or bo,h sides
Nine ou, OF ten hats 'er youth have
these dangilnE trimmings.
Tsaeta nocks In Quaint styles
But q l. the fr0cks % tNeaty ana
under that are the despair % older
women. such eniEancing STYLES arc
shown In ths misses Departments ana
10 the specially shops where youth j.
catered %. such engaging STYLES rat--
" nnd . Say into depariren's ~here
weGeas sizes are carried The rea.
son 70. % course. that az sizes under
tsir'y-six suit youthful arurss and o..
siEners make frocks IN these slses
youthful IN style. They are noi afraid
20 ventrre upon striking siylss OF &c
centric lines or gay coiors - they
wouid be In q run % sizes up 10 tas
ample for;y-fours. some numbers 90
which mus, b. ~orn by women Who
would iook absurd IN youthful and
pronounced mo5es
A great many o. the Youthful frocks
,his spring are % tsneis--dslrhiiu
little frocka crisp and rufHy. with shorf
sleeves and short skirts some OF these
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-03
Springtime Cables from Paris

n Ew f-ssss have chic simplicity,
Id uith ssra.gh' lines and the bel' o.
- sash droppeS loW. wais.ines are
large and some mOdsls have bg.sy
rsehed belts or bodies blous. q over
a. the back.
Brown Il . very fashionable color
eef when u Is xorn. y is gnaccom.
paniee By other coiors. Frocs. hat.
vel. handbag and footwear are al
hre~n though several hafmoaiz NJ
shades % brown may be used In one
costume
Rouge. the srnar; Paris red. u
eft. hrishi shade between scarlet and
srlmssa Rouge hats are sOrn WIN
elark or dark blue frocks and there
are sunning ~raas % rouge az EN-
sroi1esd IN self tone.
c.Essn crepe h 'ss slik 81 uiks ior
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-03
Simplicity and the Low Sashline for Slim Young Fla.
ures - Frills Galore for Girlhood - Cool Linen
frooks for Summer Days To Come Dashing
Topcoats Rather Than Stately Capes.

frocks have panels with small ruiYies all
the way up gathered at either side OF
the skirt. Others have little rufied
aprons And almos, all have sashes
A quaint little froek OF pearl gray taf-
feia y pictured. The Eat. youthful
bodice with Its square neckiins and
,urned-down collar drapes into Q sash
erect that comes over the gathered
skirt and on skirt and sleeve are
shirred purs OF the silk. The collar
Il OF handkerchief lawn In pslest Law.
ender with m embroidered border OF
tiny white and purple volsts.
more elaborate iaffe,a frock for q
young virl is In navy blue shade with
embroidery OF white seed beads and
strips OF white Georveits inserted IN
sleeve and skirt rs part OF the en-.
oro.dered design. A feature OF this
frock l. the round tucker OF white
George;ie which extends downward At
the front 10 meet the band eneirclinr
the skirt A sash OF the taffeta ia
knoi'ed y, one side over the loose
one-piece froek.
Much Crepe he Chine Worn
Usually the softer silks like crepe q,
chine aud crepe meteor are reserved
FOR older wearers but this spring many
youthful frocks are OF crepe de chine.
A smart model Is pictured. a frock Of
blue crepe de chine over a slip Of
;afe,a IN the same shade. Taffeia
roses with stems and leaves are an.
plaued 10 the crepe de chine ,unie
with an embroidery stitch. The sash
goes twice around the waits, and i,s
ends fall below the Skin, a, one side
Another crepe dc chine frock OF fa..
style l. in gray tone. Narrow
plea'ed rufies With rico, edge run
obioueiy down the Skin; from bel, to
hem. the ruf,es overlapping a, the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-03
Many Frocks OF sheer Linen

no kept sof'. vavy and FUZZY by one
mean, or another
Both ot the "grown-up" coiffures
pictured are Melted. the child's crrls.
Of course. are not. Hut both OF the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-03

usual ddnslefS y l. a black hat
very smart with The green costume
and the dungl'rs are supposed 10 rep.
resent grapes made OF black iafeta.
Canton crepe dresses IN one piece
styles and In smart tailored effects are
good looking for street wear and Tor
summer travel pnc OF these frUcks
IS OF navy blue canton crepe with red
ribbon at Tho edge ~ the elbow sleeves
and insert 4 In slash running down
from the neck line. A. either SIDE Of
the slash are small rcd buttons An.
other canton crepe frock Is white. the
loose blouse and pain skirt separated
by brilliant sash OF burnt orange
and honnu SIN that u placed at q
very low wasi.ine and lied a. one
side. Tho blouse has turned down
c'on collar of the gay SIX ana two
rows % buttons made Of the white
crepe run from The collar down - the
ash. dividing lirilc as they go down.
20 sive the effect ~ q jackc, opening
over vcs'fe THIS h. gay and
jaur'y li,'lc frock and comes also In
sray Win orange sash and In navy
with hennH sash.
Many FrocLs or sheer Linen
Many frocks for girlhood are OF
linen lawn. M or net with criSpness
tina, Is ideal for summer days one
Of The prct,ies' models u Illustrated.
a simple l'tle Qu3kerlsh frock Of dove
gray linen lawn with domurc hchu
crossed In surpllce fashion. This nchu
and tho cuffs are " white organdy I.
with narrow frllls. The hand. drawn I.
hcmsiIiching on skir, and sash Is a
distinctive detail Of 'his distinctive M.
lie costume.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-03

handkerchief lawn running down each
SIDE Of the sklrt--l new idea. Collar
ana Guns are ~ white linen lawn also
and, ~ course. the big hat has the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-13
EXIST BY GOING
DEEPER IN DEBT
OVER IN BERLIN

Berlin.-The high cost Of living,
coupled with the deterioration Of
the mark and low salaries, has hit
German government employees such
q pillow that . number Of them cay
frankly the only way In which they
can exist 10 TO 90 deeper into debt
every day. Some Of them have
borrowed money on their salaries
for months ahead, and must Dor
row more.
One government official. On Q sal-
airy of 1000 marks a month, which
before the war was q reasonable
wage, said he had been unable to
buy any clothes for four years, that
his garments now we're threadbare,
his shoes worn out, and he had
contracted debts with his grocer
which he could not pay.
There is nothing to do but keep
on going deeper and deeper into
debt" he said. II do not know
where it will end, nor what Will be-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-13

fce.Hinnea frau Fist pana1
- - - : -
and thus kili he loa1 y \ Aesms
the pro3e0t against the interest q
the people - . wholG.
In this way the euv0rumAnt win
keep track Of. all ioens Or enter
prises which may IN any vay take
funds out Of the United States. The
Harding administFation feeia thSt
foreign governments borrowing
money here ought - a&ree hat the
sums received shall be used indi-
rectly to nay Oh private obhga-
tions to America ror 10 finance
American export trada.
Whole Sff1nf3na 6uKveyea.
In other words, - President
Harding himself explained to
friends the other day, no single
measure Of relief Ia contemplated
by tho government In guiding the
eouptSy back to nofmalcy but the
whole situation, national and inter-
national, b being surveyed and NO
phase Of u like international bank
ing ID being Permitted 70 encroech
on any other phase. Thus the gov
efnUent hopes 70 brinE ABOUT ~
era OF un0eSstandln4 al around f0r
the ultimate bettefment OF business
T! conditions. There was considerable
grauhcatton at the white mouse
over the assurances gwen Dy tns
International bankers that they
would cooperate. 1t was, indeed. IN
evftable from the start that they
would. For the power OF the gov"
erpment to prevent foreign loans
from being successfully noated is
. most practical reason Tor willing
cooperation on the part OF the
bankers with the government:
Congress "D1seouragiDg FsaeOr."
Meanwhile more conferences are
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-13

r - snno - ea1oANheA satleale
~ 80 Is ~ er1Isanes VIA
aafss ~ ~ vsels - hosls-
sns, = salsys and = vacant ~
- - CT Commissionsr Prank
-. Il charge 1t the department
p 6Geeets asd publie Improvement.
hejareA this morning.
4 ne ordnance states tAat the CIT
61is srs Sssponsible for tie cut
ne Of weeds, and provides . pm
III for violation. KeootAg voeds
pvn u also . health fseaoe.
g n addition to this necessary work
ranmisslcnsr WITCH eAlls sttsatiOn
b ne ordinance Which pfovidss Tor
hestyinming a tfees. u u sst
lnfth that tree limbs shall not hang
3pwer than IL fee9 over The side
yalks and tree foliage y MT 70 -
allowed 70. osssruc& ~ vtsv q
oreet light.
4 Trees need trimming Ill OYER ths
Slty, and the commissi0ner n urgent
Hat the work be done.
n Jehs fer ldls len.
z In conjunction With the order foe
Ned cutting and tree trimming the
(bmmiasion suggests that men Cut
y work be given the toha.
I: Nov 10 the time foe citizens who
ttn afford It, to do something for
Men who are out Of employment, /"
Commissioner WITCH aaid. There
6ts plenty Of Jobs cutting weeds and
Thinning trees and hops that cit
t1ens will take advantage Of this
opportunity to employ idle men.
However. regardless Of who does
NE work, / intend to see that my
6rder 10 carried out Everyone con-
6edes that weeds are . nuisance,
tnsishtly and . health menace. Low
branches Of trees hanging down
ever the sidswalka are q big nui-
nnce.
( FOR anyone who does not. have
y mind man in neod Of employ
Nent, ! will be willing to line ~
! squad Of workers and citiseni
wanting weeds cut or trees trimmed
en- call me and get in touch with
. man 70 do the work."
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-13
LABOR MUST Be
vIGALENT SAYS
ANNUAL REPORT
Continued from First Paxe.)

Continued from First Page.)
stitution whenever called into ques.
ton.
That the federation take q arm
stand" for the Inauguration Of q
dnnite policy calling for the total
exclusion from the United States Of
japanese with all other orientals.
That the excess profits tax be re-
tainsd BY the federal government
and that the federation oppose pro-
posals for new taxes and leave
nothing undone to defeat the intro
duction Of turnover consumption
or sales tax"
That the convention approve re-
cent recommendations by the fed
eral trade commission to President
Harding that the commission b.
authorized 70 obtain and publish in
formation concerning ownership,
cost, sales and profits in the basic
industries a. means Of reducing
the cost Of living BY compelling
those who sell the necessaries Of
life to aecsp. smaller profits"
Ia. Fer Diaaruaneat,
That the coavention call upon the
American government ITO take the
initiative or TO cooperate with any
other nation or nations for the par
pose Of general agreement for dis
armament both Of the army and
naval a6Airs Of the world,
That In view Of an apparently
we'll organised and systemaiic cam
paisn BY The National Association
OF Manufacturer to conduct .
propaganda IN the schools of the
country In furtherance Of the 90
called 'opeo shop the federation
have prepared pamphlets and litera-
turo bearing upon the questions In
VOWED for distrihution TO the coll
leeea, univofsities and echools"
That the federation continue N
lend it, aid 70 tbs Unitsd Mine
Workers OF America In the federal
| prosecutions growing out OF tho
eoAl st11ks q 1919.
That the federation oppose Lexis
la&toa that has Tar ~ purpose. tha
further wsakening oe the depart-
ment Of lahog.s
1GnbaEsAlp DsossooA
1Ae seDset givo ~ prussat
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-13
LODGE MEMBERS
HONOR DECEASED

Memorial services for deceased
members of the Rock Island
lodge, No. IS, Eudora Rebekah
lodge No. 70, and Ucal lodge No.
COS, Odd Fellows, were held yes
terday afternoon ut 2:30 O'Clock
in Chippiannock cemetery.
Rev. J. A. Chapman of the First
Methodist church delivered the
memorial address. M. T. Stevens
Of Rock Island lodge No. Is was
the master Of ceremonies and Rev.
]. T. Mordy, pastor Of the Central
Presbyterian church. was chap
lain.