davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1922-12-14
A. piece Toilet Set,

Dolly Madison pattern. consisting
of bonnet-shape mirror with
long handle, hair brush, dressing
comb, powder box. hair receiver.
nail buffer, nail file. cuticle knife.
shoe hook, shoe horn, salve
boxes, cuticle scissors and large
tray: imitation she'll. At $4,000.
Evening star., 1922-12-14
House Dresses Make
Practical, Acceptable
Gifts at s2.98

Very pretty styles, Of ginghal
novelty combinations. Small, medium and
extra sizes. Special,
Another lot of Beacon Bath
Robes. in practical colors; neatly trimmed
in ribbon,
Long Kimonos, of f1eecy flannel
ette, practical colors, in floral and Japa-
nese patterns. Special. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Pettibockers, of soft English
satecn: black or street colors; neatly fin
ished with pleated rufle,
Palais Roy
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-11-25
Weekly Business Review
Edited By
ETTINGER F. SMITH.
GENERAL BUSINESS

Under Current Shows Improvement
Following its period OF depression,
the United States IS now making a
rapid Comeback"
We have passed through the worst
strike fever in history and every inn
portant strike in the country is now
settled or dying out
Mr.. Ford hastily recalled his work
men and has given instructions to
speed up production and increase his
output to new high figures.
The country is in the grip OF ire
mendous building boom, with the re-
suit that unemployment IS practically
at an end, and high wages are COM
ing into existence in nearly every in
dustry.
Railway traffic is OF record breaking
volume and car-loadings during the
month of October will approach very
closely the high point OF two years
ago.
Banks all over the country have
been strengthening their position,
while business failures are on the de-
crease, and in addition, general indebt-
edness has been greatly reduced by all
classes, agricultural and commercial.
Retail trade in general is reporting
a material improvement in sales.
It may be safely stated that the con-
sensus OF intelligent public opinion is
that we are headed for an era of pros
perity unprecedented in Our history.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-11-25
MRS. ooDozoE DEAD.

Mrs. Nellie Jenora Codozoe, wife of
Arthur f. Codozoe and one of the most
prominent women of Chicago, died IN
the Chicago Hospital at the age of Al,
last Saturday, November 18th at T.
NJ. from the result of an operation.
Mrs. Codozoe, nee Snyder, was born
in Steubenville, Ohio, on July End,
1881. She came to Chicago with her
parents when she was nine years Of
age and was educated in the public
schools of this city. On June 18th 1902,
she married Mr.. Arthur +. Codozoe
and later a daughter was born to them,
Dorothy Belle.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-11-25
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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-11-25

She was nm attache of many social
charities and clubs and was well
known for her uplift work. Her body
laid in state at her home at 1929 S.
Wabash Avenue for one day was
viewed by hundreds of people, both
relatives and friends. kilograms and
flowers were received from all over
the States.
The funeral was held in the Berean
Baptist Church, Send and Dearborn
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one thousand dollars worth of flowers
draped her casket. The Reverend
Braddon and Moses Jackson officiated
aud Mrs. Fannie Hall Clint read the
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-11-25

Streets last Tuesday at 1 P. NJ. The
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been held in the Berean Church, many
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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-11-25

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FOR SALE

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Call after $50 evenings, 1927
Stewart Ave.
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Apt, Kenwood 2371.
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INDIANA AVE-, 4513-Furnished
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Get a Home in IdIewild Mich.
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You know that Idlewid is the leading summer resort
in the country GU would like to have little cottage up
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Would you like beautiful flat in Chicago Would
you like to live in quite decent neighbc rhood9 We
also arranging these things.
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the comforts of good homes to all of our people.
Get home here and home in Idlewld
1t is easy to Join the Chicago Realty Association
organization which pooling together the money of its
members and turning into first class property Join your
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will be given absolutely FREE of our choice ldeid lots
Pay US dollar week and we will show you how to
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wonders because will unite your dollar with thousands
OF others. In there strength. In order to intro
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-14
CONCERT BY BLIND
REAL MUSIC TREAT
Mlos Marion Burrows Shows
Much planistIo Promlss In
First Appearances.

Indications accm tcTcnt 10 the pos
s,bility that Wilmington win yet have
10 look to the "iNind Concerts" Tor
part, nj least. of ns season Of hisn-
class music The program of tho ls,2
concert. which took place last n'wht,
was refreshing by reason of It's Ircc-
dom from the "Ja,yy" saint that -
scatcely o~capshle IN tho rccita'~ or
even forcmos, pnusical stars now"oaye'
while tho thrcU instrumentalis's SNOW
progress md promise that is encour-
ruing and satisfactory. thanks TO their
own anSlduity and talent ana tho de-
yc,ion of their friends.
Although appoarlrc against the
doctor. orders. Elmer Nogts showed
ro dimlnutiAn of vlsor In his plano
forte pieces. Tho three scenes from
the schu,t Carnival" proved pleas
lneiy iaintyi the Chopin Y minor bal
indo was luccn,ly done and with gem
ulnc interprctntlvc Insight, and the
SIhelius "Romnnc." and "Nal-e Triste"
ala ample Justice 90 tho harmonic full
ness ana mclodlc yigor OF that cont
pnscf.
Tho rasaninl- wilhclmi concerto Is
Asomcwhut Tnancaaue undertaking
for any vioilnist. and while Abraham
flaitoviisch'a rendering fcll short Of
perfect triumph az a whole, I, show
vd cloSo approximation 60 tho at
talnahlo ideal IN PARTS.
In the group ~ fhort pieces the
sNioilnist ravo Ercat pleasure To some
~ the listeners hv a smooth and
STRAIGHTFORWARD rendering OF the Schu.
bert "Ave Maria" melody. and was
highly rucccseful IN me Flcher Poem"
"a an encore number, THE Saasato
Gypsy Airs" received also a eympa-
thctic Interpretation
This artist has made much progress
snco his last previous GppeannNo
here ON which he Ia to he congrntula-
ted.
NlsH Marion burrows n now COM
cr, and one of great rromisc. showing
much dolicacy as wcil as power as a
pianist. ilor Efforts were applauded
and she received flower trSutes from
admirers
Keen disappointment was occasion.
~i by tho absence of fhcllle Mahan
through inncsa. her previous appear.
ence In eoprano songs having created
a desire 90 hear her once more.
Asa substitute. William Stevenson
baritone, kindly nllcd IN her numbers
singing "lnyictus." MY Ain Folk.
sunset" by Dudley Buck. "Undei
tho Noro," and tho Love Song" h,
Bond Mr. Stevenson has always beer
a favorite here, and gave great pleas
uro last night
Nies Eta Niles. MIR David Sapir,
eni Edward Mauldin. as accompa nists
deserve no little credit. as 80 also IN,
devoted Instructors and other friend,
~ the performers.
Thcro was large ana arprecist tiv,
audience Including nrny of the ioca
blind folk.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-14
LADIES' HANDKERcHIEFs
DOLLAR DAY

Ladies' Odd Initial Handkerchlefs,
several different styles; SOME plain
white. Others colored; 25c C1 m
and 3sc values: special, doz. u l.UU
One lot Of Ladies' Fine Lawn
Handlterchiefs, embroidered corners:
a number of patterns. S1.50 Ct m
per dozen, special, dozen y l.UU
One lot of Ladies Plain All Pure
Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs.
values soc each; 35c each, e1 m
3 for ........... l.UU
Boys Colored Bordered Hadker-
chiefs, regularly S1.5o per C1 M
dozen; special, dozen -. u i .UU
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-14
STATIONERY DEPARTMENT
SPECIALS FOR DOLLAR DAY

SPECIALS fOK DOLLAK DAY
Two pounds Writing Paper at SOC,
s1.oo; packages Envelopes to
match at 1sc, 45c;, total, Ct M
S1.45; special for the day 0l.UU!
One Photo Album, value Sl.0o:
one Eagle pencil, with clip, soc;
total, S1.5o; special for C1O0
the day ,. ......... O1.VV
Ivory Assortment, values from
S1.25 to $500; special Ct M
forlthe day ,........ 0l.UU
Three boxes Tinted Paper, assort-
ed, at. at soc, Soc s1.so; special %100
One pound Writing Paper, 75c;
8 packages Envelopes to match, 25c,
zse; total, S1.5o; special Ct M
for the day ....... x.UV
Two boxes Sealing Wax at soc,
S1oO; one Seal, 35c: total,
SIS SIS special for the 81 90
DAY ~ NV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-14
DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS
IN WOMEN'S READY-TO-
WEAR

Women's House Dresses, made Of |
good glngham, percale and cham |
bray. values to $3.50, Ct en-
special for the day ....50 .JU !
Bungalow Aprons, various styles, |
of gingham and oharnbray, values
Up up to d,y $3.50; ~ special for S1O0 |
Cloth Skirts. various styles Of
serge and poplin; sizes to 80 waist
all-wool: values to $1,000: CCC0
special at .........., 0L.OU
One-pIeee Dresses, made Of taffeta.
messahne and serge; values $500;
special for the day, CE M
at ............ 0O.VU
Pongee Waists, sizes to AZ bust;
values to $3.50; special C1sc0
10 close .............,. ~ .OV
Wolfe Waists, lace trimmed values
$3.50; special to close, Ct m
Smocks, made Of good grade galatea,
white. with colored shocking: val
ues to $3.50; special to C100
close ................. 01.UU
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-14
Nc.survey At Delaware Cap~s.

David A. HAY. iai Market street. has
r'sceiv~' the new edition Of chart No.
l2ip, ,Npc May TO Fcnwick Island
iArht y. =, and Delaware, dated
January. ie22, scale 100000: dimen-
alone a2 hy rs inches The l.oundlngs
are IN feet instead az fathom. and tho
new edition shows the results of a re-
cent rc-survcy of tho approaches "a
Delaware Bay.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-14
ART DOLLARS

Stamped Linens, consisting Of chill
dren's dresses, scarfs. center pieces,
pillow tops, luncheon sets and novel
ties: values 75c to 800, Ct M
Dollar Day, 2 for 800. u l.UV
7sc Stamped Turkish Towels, pink
and blue borders; two e1 m
Tor .r............ ~ NV
Eight-fold Germantown Zephyrs.
regular 35c skein; this sale, Ct M
10 skeins for ........ 0k.UV
I 800 Bureau Scarfs, 2 Ct M
Tor ........ " ~ wv
Embroidery Cotton in skeins. reg
ular &c skein; for Dollar C1 M
Day, 2 dozen for ..m .UU
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-14
JEWELRY I JEWELRY !

Pearl Neck Chains, 15-inch: regu-
lar $50 each; special, CT M
tdCil " AsVV
Fine Fancy Stone Bar Pins, regu-
larly s1.5o each; special, CT 00
Opera length Jet Chains. values
$500 to SIPS each; spe- c,1 On
cial, each ..........-. 0k.VV
Fancy Colored Beads. SIPS TO
$50 values; spe ecial, CT no
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-14
Necessary Evil.

80 vou desire 20 hecome my SON
in.lawT'
"No, | don't. But II | marry your
daughter. cir, I don't very well see
how | can get cut OF it."--weokly Tel
rVfaph.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-14
PERFUMERY SPECIALS
FOR DOLLAR DAY

One box Lemon soap. value 81 90:
one box Lemon Cream, value soc;
total, $50; special for C100
the day .............. ID 1.UU
One dozen Sylvan Soap, value
M.so; special for the eli
Gay ........ " Il. NV
One Mary Garden Toilet Water,
value $50; one Mary Garden Tai
cum, value 25c; total, Ct M
sl.75; special for the day 0IUU
One Margo Face Powder. value
s1.oo: one Lashbrow, SOC; total,
s1.so; special for the C10n
day ..............,... 1.UU
One Hot Water Bottle, value.
s1.so; special for the C100
day ............... ~ k.VO
Three boxes Face Powder at SOC,
s1.so; special for the C1 M
ia " - wv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-14
DOLLAR BAY SPECIALS

that will surely bring you to the |
mems wear section.
Mems 81. rs Cambria Night Robes,
V-neck: trimmed and plain. Uni
versal make; Dollar Day, C1 M
specia .....m.,a. ID .VV
Mems $50 Negligee Shirts, neck
band, French cuffs, new C1 M
patterns: Dollar Day >. u .UU
Mems 25c Initial Handkerchiefs,
Dollar Day, six e. M
Mems zoe Linen Collars, "Tri-
angle" brand, all styles and sizes;
D ollar Day, eight C1 M
for ........s..... u Qx.VV
Mems lgh weight spring needle
Union Suits, regularly $500; sizes
SO to So; Dollar Day, e100
Mems CSC Onyx Half Hose, eordo-
van, black, navy; all sizes; Dollar
Day, special, four pairs C100
for .;.......s,..-. 11.UU
Mems heavy ecfu spring needle
Under Shirts, splendid dollar
yalue' ,.l Dollar I pay two %100
Mems .7sc Wool Sport Half
Hose, drop stitch; big seller this
L season; Dollar Day, two Ct M
for ........+,.....h u .VU
! Mems High Rock" fleece In
derwear. best dollar value anywhere:
Dollar Day, two c1cn
II Mems $50 heavy Wool Mixed Half
Hose, black and gray; Ct M
Dollar Day, 4 pairs for d l.UV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-14
BOOK DEPT. SPECIALS FOR
DOLLAR DAY

One Book, your selection, at 75c.
one Book, your selection, at SOC;
total, s1.2s; special for C100
the day ...........y.. 0l .UU
One Book, your selection, at 75c,
and 2 Magazines. your selection;
special for the d y C100
All Of our Bibles reduced s1.00
for the day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-14
DOLLAR DAY IN MUSLIN
UNDERWEAR SECTION

All $50 to $3.50 Flannel Gowns
for Dollar Day; spe- C1 M
lidi .s+4...... " wv
Flannel Dressing Sacques. 75c and
s1.25 quality: all sizes; C1 M
Dollar Day, for ..... 0x .UV
Sateen or Heatherbloon Skirts in
figured and plain oolors; S1.5o and
s1.75 values; Dollar Ct M
Day ............ - .UV
A wonderful assortment Of En-
yelope Chemise, lace or embroidery
trimmed; all sizes, for @1 M
this sale ........,. % A.OV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-14
DOLLAR DAY'IN LADIES' UN-
DERWEAR AND HOSIERY

DOLLAR DAY I'm LADIES' UN-
DERWEAR AND HOSIERY
Ladies Russian Tan e. m
Silk Hose. 2 pairs for 0l.UU
la Ladies White : Llsle 81 M
Children's Black Silk Lisle Hose,
sizes to 81 8. pairs 81 M
Tor .,,........ ...... ~ i .VV
Children's White Cotton Hose
u to 81; six pairs C1 m
for .........e. .VU
Ladies LisIe Thread Ct m
Union Suits. 2 suits for 0l.UU
ChIldren's fleece lined Sleeping
!, Garments in pink and Ct M
grey: 2 for .......... l.UU
Children's fleece lined Boomers,
in pink; Dollar Day. 2 Ct M
pairs for .......... x.UU
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-14
LINENS AND DOMESTICS
FOR DOLLAR DAY

zoe Scrub Cloths, soil C10n
ed; 20 for e.. Ol.UU
IA 1sa < as, for safSlsn 1.'...''sL i0wsls' Sl.OO
clots ts" fog yaIos l.s.s'..l'I. z'' Long $500
Four yards 27- and 32-inch Cling
ham for dresses, special Ct M
lOr ......i...- ~ .VV
for FIVE I'VE: yaras q psrlaie Sl.OO
ing 5FS fiaSnei gnsqi fof so-'neh Out Sl.OO
ing sfosn f0s yafas Grey Out S1.0O
and d0st Stripes yssaf for Mnl's p..'0s Sl.00
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-01-13
INSTITUTE FOR
 TEACHERS HELD
 HERE NEXT WEEK
On January 16-17 Teachers of County Will Meet in Kingman Instead of Co., ing to State Institute.

On Monday and Tuesday, January 16-17, a County Teachers Institute will be held in Kingman. This insti- ute marks departure from the old custom of having the teachers travel to some central point in the State, where the Institutes were formerly held. Ehe benefit derived from this latter arrangement is two-fold: First it is an economy of time and money, and second, it affords an opportunity for the patrons and friends of educa- tion outside the profession to attend the meetings and become acquainted with the work that is being done.
 Miss Elsie Toles, State Superintend- ent of Public Instruction, will head the party of instructors, and will ap- pear as enc of the speakers of the In stitute. Dr. c. o. Hoyt, the second speaker, is from the Michigan State Teachers College at Ypsilanti, and is probably one of the foremost men in his field in the country. Dr. Henry S. Curtis is from Oberlin University, Oberlin, Ohio, and is a specialist in Physical and Health Education. It is also possible that Miss Louise Lynde, the Rural School Specialist from Tempe Normal School, will be able to be present and conduct some Round Table Discussions with the rural teachers.
 There will be three sessions on Monday, the first beginning at 1000 Monday morning, the second at 1:3O in the afternoon and the third at 500 in the evening. There will be two sessions on Tuesday, the first begin ming at 10:00 in the morning and the second at 1:30 in the afternoon.
 The sessions of the Institute will be held in the High School Auditor lum, and everybody is invited to at tend. Education is matter of vital interest to every citizen of our Coun- ty, and the school officials under whose auspices these meetings are be- ing held, are anxious that this dele gation of educators be welcomed in Kingman with a large attendance up- on their sessions. The patrons of the schools are particularly urged to at tend.
 The following program has been ar ranged. It is tentative, however, and subpect to change upon the arrival of the speakers.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-01-13
ALL STAR CASTE
 WILL SHOW AT
 ELKS HALL SUNDAY

Mohave County audiences are going to have the pleasure of seeing some first class shows, put on by Parsons and Bishop.
 The first show will be held in King man Sunday night at the Elks Hall. The shows will be put on by an all professional cast, including MT. and Mrs. O. B. Nair, Baby Adrienne, Miss Abby Dune, J. w. Brown, George Par sons and George Hall. The show Sunday night will include 2 enc act dramatic gem, "Thc L;ttlest Girl'; a roaring farce comedy skit, "A Crazy Idea'', a big novelty sing ing and dancing novelty act, and "June's Christmas, featuring Baby Adrienne, the youngest child actress with speaking part, on the American stage. Rounding out the program will be the sensational melodrama Convict 86".
 Aside from Baby Adrienne, all of those mentioned above have had years of experience in dramatic and vaude- vile work.
 MT. and Mrs. Nair need no intro duction to Mohave County people. Their work in Captain Racket, is well remembered. Adrienne will be remembered as little Chloride in Captain Racket.
 Tuesday night another show will be given with an entire change of pro gram. The Tuesday night show will be under the auspices of the Thursday Afternoon Club, the proceeds to be used for defraying the expenses for the State Federation here in April.
 Later Parsons and Bishop will take the show to Oatman, Needles and other parts of the state. The com will play Arizona towns exclusively. Prices for each show will be soc and one dollar.