davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-03

er for Sioen Ieoiee, Da ben biotiIprrenbe
@%icefoniul, .. G. guerreicn, ion, oaIaa
bar inoebabt bet bdniie @ice.uriulat. bar
reiisreret 90 t4nfer at froilptte gben,
ba hans Suitrl life tooIer SsifieIbss
tIimaet Der. @~ieefoniuIotst Der S~orterer
unber 8icefoniuldtet | San Sroncisco,
% Bet CT bel bertha Den miblertibioe
llbnGpnelie bsr oentes, for idd iioeu at
eisrcs permanent af bet rorife llbeuriess
bepartemcnt. Oct er life roget lsr,nense
gmbeoe. iad Der er piitrot life n,anoe
auissere. @i faar bel mart bsre bpem
ben lionrpnte er.
gf Soften" ian iee, at rere bapbe
baot ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9r9iioeut,
9r. 8aoe, paa geiee, os at Der babbe
baret Setter % siIiteInirser baabe her
% Der / BEN G%nlebnirg. Srntte paa
hpor mprionrt bet itiIce barre at fau ham
no bib til Senper, men madtte naturs
Iispis iIaa Den Sanben uN, "a han bel
fnapt babe Sib iii of torme % bet bel
peiaa babe hoIot baarbt at foa hans
8ciieubaiitcr betalte. &eb 1iae InIeos
ringer fcIcr ri NOT, at ni er notioo lanai
bort fra Ielempeitens rorite Norbslip;
men Der rtaa 10 upscn 10 her oeiaa, %
De, iom Dor Der, faar iirbc iie / at barre
itGuet ubc fra iaa mangt, iont bet tllnbe
orret bpeselis at babe secret meb paa.
St fanr bare slGoe os oper, at bore
Senner / giteu iaa epbt %ioritaar at re-
prpIerterc BET ubfIptteoc Norec, mar
noecn of De betienote StsrrcIier qieiter
Self @rifions 2aub.
Ser or iIerc herIoe, iom meb mcacu
| SorlsieIie Irier "Welermaoeu" / "Ypz
item" % fsI9er ben perintiIc @artuereu
pda hans Rochciters Heiie. SondspiIes
Sreniteu har oeiaa fine Seuuprcre %
bet meb Hettc; for albri9 fsr bar Der
uGret leoeret iaa ittinle SiIIcber fra
NntpmmerIipet ipn1 bisic % ce 70 fore
eaacubc StiSier at Souos'3 "Icbeu uno
treibcu". Sarc mere al iantmc Sort,
Sr. Iruliot!
81. Seebuls,
1915 Marion Ct,
Scnncr. Colorado.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-03
&pitterin0.

Siorn8 til SraeI for 8cmfc airtt
ntoota9ct: Sohn Soreeniou, Seuuiiprl
Nfinn. 50; Ole I. Musgiero, Icritraup
gftun. So; 2. =. I~lIs9ierb Sr. 50, 9frS
Sngrin 9tusicrS So, Snrnl =. Suisoa.
So, Shore y. SuiSNol SO. elias 3
Snisonl 81, 4npcrs Z. Spiooul 81, =,
3. SptSbdl 50, Yuncrs y. Romfo 50
Yeber Y. SrGbal 50, Salpor q. Sab
81, MrS. 0tarit SuhIcIsttcu 50, ale fro
Nenpon, Iiun.; Subu I. @tuS9iero
Slrmpia, @aib., SO; Mrs. eli :
NCnSaierb, ct. Sawes, Iinn. SO; MrS
u. .. HtSdn9er. Slrfe. z. Saf. So;
Mrs. SEQ. Snrien Selma. Nout. So.
Yait. o9 Irs. Olaf SeuierJ Yftuot, u
Sat. 50; @ntfreo @rapenL StiIIipater
@iinu. 50; ears 6. Romio So. 2aurits
&itcu So. NaenlS z. Suru So, IrS
Tubreiu Sdrien 50, Ntra. 90 Sce9anrl
50, WrS. SeIrer lluitao 50, &aIppl
@oIm s., Iartin Nomio 50. nac frc
NtiuucnpoIis. Iinu.; IrS. Carl Suu.
ION. 6errict. 2. Sal. 50; Mrs. Wart
E!uoeripir, Butte. Miout. 50; @ocu 81.
len, Ct. Saul, Winn. 50; 2. Z. Wtls.
9!ero Sr., Ninueapolis, Minn. So
Gbriit s. Sttcm, Sauucrs. Minn. $40.
Ole SieQe So. Cars 8. Sicue 81, gnorC
@icGe 81, Ole SonitaN 81, @unoe'
Tcnitab 81, Salppr Niaia 81, Ears
8ennipoIo ST. Siliammcn $3.50.
Sslgcnpe bar ieupt line @iorag til
Yrcltcu / SmrbaIcu: Wartin &oulir
$40. EARS Homip $40, @unnur Siulen-
ion SO, 2ouiS Sreoricfiou $40, WrS
Sobn Iarttniou 81, Z. &. 8rupem s.
Sohu 6. 0rapem. So. SiliammcI
$57.
Oil iaa faa ii9e hierfeltg Sat til ale
Icm Der bar prrct ncb % giuct. 8icrs
telig Sat p9iod til bcrc iorr bar biuIpct
iii % iunoet frem SrnoaIiuecrnc. Sc
cr panltelig at finhc rebc pud oa &c Dor
iad iprebt. Ser bar III 10 Ell Gel al
bent. Meu eubui CT Oct nit mango
HumfosS o9ntngcr elcr Snnhnliugcr
igieu, iou ri bunbcr cgidd piI prre mco
% eipc. Sioirttcr pan noNle ORR al ct
@rcp III bar mocta9et fra Sreitcn /
Suuoalcn. Saa fan enbpcr iont lricr
bette ic bpao ban lelu Tiger.
Set sanr bra meb SuoiamlinGcn. 81
bar MI benpcb 500 SIR. iaIt. 9teu vi
maa NOT bsicre pp enc ieg urbute for
Gem. ri fnur life ct posicnoe Sr8cl
lnbcr 1000 ar. Ser Sclpb Ian vi
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-03
BRA em 3ronobiemuter
/ Sottontpooo, Wftuit

ga, ia, MI c be' eli Iar aoat ioicu,
ica r' beipstc "Sccorab sYoiten"; an
M fan r' faa 1O4 "SecprabitpIpcr"
ellcr ."Tpitcr" for bare 10 Splars, 'au
a. fan firpe ell StiffeI aliI for Den
ertra Semticcntci1, ionr &c iloa af pad
StoIpcr fra Securab. Sg' maa fortGI,
CT r' ia bort / 8iscouiin IA beisstc
ban aoIbnniS ibsit. ga r' TOM bio,
ia ia han ute. Nen G' trGft Girrrins
ca hans, % hu fortGlo' rlG' al iiitc
SIaar, % ban Ola oa ban Ser rciite /
giroplGn &c Manncu fer "a bIi Scr oper
Sputrcren, ba bart han aolbamtS iad
gal % III ido onot oper iia, AT ban iprat
/ Den isr' Gnben. Yien MI bar a. faat
loppa'r re, iaa ban c bra igicn la
airrringa. San pa' oIef belt tc / Seit,
tc ban Ola o9 ban Ser % ban ears
trm tiIbaee fra Waaueu; men ba
nart'n fret me Ell Song.
Nu ficm ban aoIbamls. Fla eo'oag,
SCR. AoIbamts," iei a.. "Ia uci, 9o'bag.
oa 9%o'oa9l" iei ban. "aoles itaar DC
t. me- br?" "aa jau, Sc rib al" lei
o.; IA me- or' ba?" "Sla, r' pa' nofo
cIet iibitc @aar, beu 81 han Ola % ban
|er reiite, "a a. bart til rettele freit
icrcno bem fum att / Seit." ga, on
inad uilbitpIS' MAJ, n,en n' fan iii
bait her, fer Been borti gpeu, Tom
tcntc paa me-. Stem on Den Sci a.
Iepe, iaa raa on font inbom hos ma
Iaa ia on faa br' ct got IaaIti'
Tictcrca. % hi ia aa'aa ba' Ell Enss
iiar. fer a. nlaa lei Tom bu Satonlila
SGItcrtauS ia ba ban Saasiohau TOM
% ~fortaltc benbe, ar en- itor gisrn hd
lnQt iG' / Sensa benbes - ban Ifa
iad en- BARN Wootutels, naar n flGm"
ia a "a iaa maa a. lei re bcg: On
ia iaa Ell pnrnt Wobtdtel5', unur on
tIcm. Sa, III 6orueI. sg' mac gan fort.
"Mlci. pent MI, a. ia saa bort garn 90
trGnte % Rlllen min "a ia bG re Sp'u,"
ict ban NoIbamis. "Si on iii IuIe
ME S%cIDItarter paa. iaa oil G' gaa,"
ii p'. "Sa, Saroel ba, baaoe on og
s2uleu bin. Va iaa GIT G. se' ituIb'
bel bn Iutta M, fer De bli nofiaa lnpe
Npll W HtIS, HtlH hipllpip nut "
mnn lei litcordlo meir; ON Heoatisren
i!uIo' uddraa utaf no for dn iGt /
SIac, iaa pi( Dc Der Stntie ifrna Cot
turfpoob biclpe'n ell bel Sci. fer ar life
no III "a ham icub ub bGrrc DC fuitc
Yupcrc, fcr on bart De iii nrnug'. 'om
pil hd ri. % ataat iaa c DC mang', ioun
hi BET ma aa tom att me ell Stub inar
aa. Sa. r' nil her bilic gautle alotter
Rort / Yalmprn, Henpillc Co., Riuu.,
% be ham iiriu liot / "Yoiteu" i9ien.
VA buis han e / belt for uoget "a itrip'
ON, iaa oil az be Or saa Ie Eaitor
Mpgulie / Sort 8ioselp Yreite9aaro, ug
ban bill biGIp' te' me- IateriuIe, for
han tan iortrle III Hnbp8gerliue Der
rg ON ba Suoien bar her rimot Cotton
lpuuo @aie 49, ber buur T Dor. ga, pt
ialot Seurabeu al CT Mtcnneite Der /
CONNER. be8rapen / Ell Sdnbbait8, ior-
m~ooeutIis ira SnDieuS Sage. Set Iaa
III til at pGre al en- Seute pua umtrcnt
6 9ar. On Sommeren oriper G' ueo
@paging. Wteu ON Yiutcrn n,dd ar
sierra DC ianuue iom S~isrnen - % ligs
a. iubc og huge puu Sabben; irr oet CT
irtct al gierc ON &intercn pg ior folhi
cr Nc naiua. Aurtheru Stutc5 FOiucr
Go. i;n' fom' inN nc ell lcpuuc5 Mop
pcruuao III. Soften G irt aucrcet,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-03

tintSIertiO a FOR III peo Groet at bet,
lptS bet fortiGtter iont begpubt.
ge Tom M DiL bore nteo GA hirIpe
nj, Idn 8onrio airfe fan faa Oct Ienae
snltcoe Sr9cl, tan euteu ieuoe beres gis
brao iii uoocu al be unoerteorebe euer
otrette III Yaitor Sohu Soeem / Suns
paIcn. gtaemis Y. Surr,
1884 18TH 9pe. 60,
R~tuueopoli5, Mtinn.
Sars 8. Rusgierb.
&eugor, Miun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-03
SamIebicmntet | Sefspifea.

9eroeb tpittcres for frIaeube 8ouer
.. .. Stoem, SoIin. z. Sat. ar. 1000;
Claus Stpem. @oIiu, z. Sat. ar
1000; Wrs. 9. 6. 8ranoe, Gottona
irnoe. Wttnn. Str. LOCO; Gnctte San.
ION (Snu8cn), |oIin, z. SAT. ST.. 200;
Sans D. Saniou (SarIseu), @oIiu. 9
Saf. ar. 1880; War9retbc 9uitai
(Stocm) SoIiu. z. Sat. SIR. 100; Gu.
ortas 9anlon (0al9eu), &pIin. z. 3
SIR. 1850. SiIiaumeu aroner 1850
Sucm piI rrrc urit a 2iiteu? Ollie
Gnper I'll @icmuet mortgages mcn @Ir.
DC % Sut! -. 8. Stoent,
Or. 1. SpIill, z. Sat
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-03

@r. Ncbaftsr! Bar iaa pcuIis al
iinbe SLABS / Slaoct Tor isIsenbc Net
teller: 5 Oct Si9t, ie9 itrep / SEQ
rabsTpitcn" for 20oe Saruar moer
Sperifrifieu "&irlp", itdar Ser / anoen
Siuic at fsrite @crs "%rlicr" iitcbctior
ringer. / iioite 2inie al famine Beers
M" iitcbctfrr y 3; / feritc Clinic / icnntc
@ers TO @utt9c bin" iiteoetfor Sen;
l treble Clinic af iioitc Beers "aiGrIiss
hcbcu": iiteoetfor 3erIishcbcn. %
i irpenhc Sinie al fannie Sers ~Snas
rcr" iiteoctfor Saare.
q. :.
Sou9btpn, @iS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-13

Sc puso un elegante sombrero y antes
de salir le dijo al abogado: un mo-
mento, me faltan los alfileres del
solnbrero."
En- esa relaci6n de un escritor quo
slfue soldado, Sc le da interesante relie-
We a la fgura de Ia espfa. ResuIta
una heroina. Pero 70 no quierO Ia.
mar Ia ateneion acerca del paEticuzarI
pafa decir que no todo el nundo en-,
Francia aplaudio aplaude hoy aqueI
fusilamiento, sino para sugerir: tel
serenidad de espiritu en- aquella pe-.
bre mujer, una bailarina que quits
fu6 espia porque hay nujeres que
son barro maleable en- las n1anos de.
un hombre que sepa ablandarlas con
orc o con amor, tai herofsmo ante u.
perspective de una muerte per tre-
ce balas de rifles, no serfa tai vez, u!
seguridad de que todo iba q serasf
| 10 esperaba Tosca en- el drama de Sar-,,
doui -pura tragedia simulate co..
mo 10 afrlna hoy el cabo Pierre
]. Dany?
/ Yo he sido mirado. siempre como
francofilo Y aunque no creo en- la mo-.
/ vela que Sc ha urdido sobre aquel feo
drama de la guerra, oiala resulte his-
toria verfdica para que nada. hi ese
mindsculo lunar, empahe la radiantA
victoria de Ia Francia.
Limo Sutil
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-13
AS. A.. Ia Ia Novela de IN Drama

,sNt - ~ -
j. Frau Marsal, cronista de La Ha-
bana, ha escrito un artfeulo' en- don-
de dice, tomandolo de I'M cable del
ssSereicio sUniyersaaly Que Ia Mata-'
f1ari no ihapnatieTsog que Pierre Dany,
Jun cabo, ha ahtanade con graVedaf: !:
aLa Mata Efara esta 81 encar-
|gado de cdinblir n sjecuci0n, arnan-t
te un tempo de Ia adanseuse, cargo
Hos rifles de alH 6se1adfa de fusila-
mientO con saftackos sin balas. La
,Mata- HaTi fue dTeFtida de la cOnie-
Ida que iba a representatives en- Vim
Icepnes. Cuando los doce fusiles dis
pararen sobre su cuerpo. Sc dej6 eaer.
nifcaInentes cnilfe una esplendidai
actTiz, sililulandos llaa mperte. Al Off
Icial encargado de esta naixtifcacion
Ide Ia Justicia descarg6 el tiro de gra-
lcia contra el suelo, noteh Ia cabeza de
lla bailarina, como ha declarado en- su
Iserie reciente de artfculos FL conde
|Massard.'
Estara ese cabo, al,cabo de Ii SUI
|ced;do en aouellos dfas de atropello'?
Isl il Mata-Hari esta viva, 70 me ale
eraffa niucho. A mi juicio ese fusi-
Ilamiento es un pequeno lunar en- Ia
I,histeria della Franeia triunfante As
|Aa pujer nj con un petalo. Y 81 esta
ERA treatments una espfa, va que no Sc
lsorprendio en- delito Aagrante y en- el
Iacto Sc la pas6 nailitarmente por las
arnas, por que fusilarla, friamente,
lcuando habfa sobrados nlodOs de cas-
Itigarla, cuando Sc Ia ha podido fu-
siIar sin formar todo el aparato de
| una ejecuci6n solemne, que log adver-
Isarios de Francia han califcado, y
lestan en- su derecho, como IN act0 de
crueldad, que han equiparado al de
los alemanes por el fusiIamiento de
Miss Cawell?
En- Francia mismo, Ell dramaturgo
Charles Henry Hirsch, no ha escrito
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-13

do. Nuestro recurso de gracia ha sido
Inegado. Levantese. Valor."
--C6mo-dijo ella-no es possible,
no es possible!
0bservando 81 abogado Ie salu-
do:
81 defensOr, inclinado hacia ella le
|dijo algunas palabras en- Voz baja.
Ofmos:
Margarita, 81 usted quiere. en-
fcinta. el codgio penal. Olga que. \.
eI articulO 27.0
Ell doctor Socquet le rog6;
Margarita os 10 suplico I.
La condenada Sc incorpor6 brusca-
mente .apartando las sabanas. SEN
Etada, los pies desnudos, diio con un
Igesto de rabia y en- voz alta:
mol no! 70 no estoy en- cintal
No quiero recurrir a ese subterfugio.
No, es inutil examinarme. Voy a la
varme.s
X de un salto Sc puso de pies, ves-
fida con su camisa blanca que deja-
ba desnudo su pecho y le diio a una
Hermana de la Carload:
.Hermanita Maria, paseme mi
ropa nueva, que esta ALI, sobre esa
|tabla.p
El pastor Darboux le habl6 al dido
y ella eontest6:
+ ST, dentro de POGO" Y sd visti6
|tranquilamente, apenas ayudada poi
dos auxiliares.
- Puedo ponerme corset ;"
Y sobre un sjgno Affirmative del
doctor pidio su corset y su sobrecorset
lleno de encajes y despues su peine,
Las auxiliares le habian abrochadc
las botas. Luego pidio sus guantes j
Sc los aboton6 atentamente. Despues
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-13

TaInbi6n en- fnuestra bahia pasan
cosas originalis has Y cronicabIes:
Eli un vapor americana que salfaI
en- estOs dfas del muelle con gran
arraneada, para el Norte, lanzaron al
aqua lin aparato de pescar q Ia
sirgav grandes peces, uno de los
anzuelos sujetda cable con fuerte
alambre de acero, Sc clay6 en- Ell brazO
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-13

Line4
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-13
r6nica Iunoristica

IA tienen que asegurase bien los
pantalones y Ia conciencia polftica los
electores ''machos,
iQue bien yamos estar alui
prondO con nna gobernadora, una iau.
ditOra y una legion de detectives" in
sulares
A 10 menos, peor que ahora no po.
dremos estar..-.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-13

derecho Gel capitan que guiaba una
de las lanchas de la COmpahia Bull,
que yenfa de CataIo. Tuvo este Ia
suerte de cortar en- el act0 el alam-
bre resistente, que en- case contrario
Sc hubiera nevado al capitan, y quizas
a La lancha misma, 81 se asegura de
ella, dada la gran. fuerza del yapOr en-
marcha. La herida por desgarrahien-
to fue dOiorosfsima, y Ell el Cuarto
de SOcorro cost0 tfabajo desprelfler
el anzuelo de gran caza.
Buen susie Sc hubieran dado en- eI
8rapor, 81 el captain no Sc llega a sol
tar pronto, al eInbarcar el pescado hui
mano palpitante; pero hubiera sido
mas tragico 81 sneesO 81 algunO de
nuestros respetables tiburones sacude
q "a sirga Y Sc come "a carnada.
Para Neyitar nueyos casos analogos,
convendrfa que Sc prohibiera "sirgar
creO que eye es q yerbo en nuestra
bahia.
The Seward gateway., 1922-07-28
COLTS GIVE LACING TO
 THE BUFORD AGGREGATE tC

Last evening Bailey's Colts and the Buford team mixed for the third time on the local baseball diamond, the Colts coming out ahead with lop- sided score. The final inning showed the transport men with two runs on their side of the score card. Just how many the Colts had is not known to a certainty as the scorekeeper had to sharpen his pencil and lost count while doing so. The Buford boys were sadly out of form and played a ragged game compared to their two former exhibitions. The Colts received a lot of needed practice which the transport nine willingly gave as they are with the local team in the con- ing Cordova-Seward contest, scheduI- ed next Sunday.
The Seward gateway., 1922-07-28
TOURING MINISTER PLEASED

Rev. L. o. Baird, general supervisor of the Congregational churches o Washington, Northern Idaho anC Washington, was numbered among the arrivals of today. He has been making a trip through the territory lasting six weeks and went as far as Fairbanks. Like the rest of the tour ists who are making their first inva- sion of Alaska he expresses himself as decidedly pleased with the scenic beauties and wonders of the North, land. He will be an outgoing passen' ger on the Admiral Evans.
The Seward gateway., 1922-07-28

Subscription, SIPS per Month
The Seward gateway., 1922-07-28
SU MONS
 NN c 170

In the District Court for the Territory
 of Alaska, Third Division,
 Ralph V. Anderson, Plaintiff, ys Alaska
 Cured Fish Company, Corporation
 Defendant.
 The President of the United States of America. to the Above Named De- fendant: GREETING:
 Pursuant to the provisions ot an or de-. dated made, signed and entered in and by the above named court in the above entitled action on the 2Sth day of June, 1922 directing that serVlce of summons be made upon the above named defendant corporation by publl- cation, the said defendant IS hereoy required to appear in said court "lth- Tn thirty days after the completlon ol the period of the publication or thls summons, to-wit, within thirty days al- ter the 10th day of August, 1922, ana answer the complaint of the aooVe named plaintiff now on file III salu court in said action. That in said com plaint herein the plaintiff demands the direct payment of $13270O upon the contract for such payment and ms costs and disbursements hereln.
 And the said defendant corporation is here notified that if 1t 1alls to dp- pear and answer plaintiffs said com plaint as herein required, the sald plaintiff will take judgment agalnst IL for want thereof and will apply to sald court for the relief demanded in plain tiff's said complaint herein.
 The date of the first publication or this summons is June 18th, 1922, and the date of it's last publication is Aug ust 10th, 1922.
 Witness the Honorable E. E. Ritchie Judge of said court, and the seal oI said court hereunto affixed this 2zno day of June, 1922.
 (Seal of District CourD
 w. N CUDDY, Clerk of the District Court for the Territory of Alaska, Third Division
 By J. w. Lenahan, Deputy Clerk;
 Publish June 29. July 6, l9, 20, 2' August 3, 10. ~
The Seward gateway., 1922-07-28
WATSON DUE TOMORROW

The Admiral Watson is due in Sew ard at s o'clock tomorrow morning. In addition to the regular passenger list the Cordova baseball team VII be on board. A game between tEH Copper City aggregation and the local team is scheduled for Sunday afternoon.
The Washington times., 1922-04-07
0BREG0ND Dimes
D0HENY, KING
Of US. OIL MEN
Mexican President Says They
Discussed American Invest
ments in His Country.
BY International New. Service.

MEXICO City. Mex, April 7.-E.
l.. Doheny. president OF the Mexico
Petroleum Company, is en- route
home today following an interview
with President Obregon. at which
they discussed the exploitation Of
new and untried petroleum fields
with American capital.
Following his departure, a mem.
ber of the cabinet quoted Mr.. Do.
heny as having said:
at Is absurd to think that Amer.
lean oil men are working against
the interests of Mexico when expe-
rience has taught them that they
must be friends of Mexico and CO.
operate in the development of Mex.
ico's resources"
Mr.. Doheny's special train was
kept waiting last night while he
had dinner at Chapultepec Castle
with President Obregon and a mem
Der of the cabinet.
President Obregon gave out the
following brief statement:
I'VE discussed new investments
of American oil men who desire to
explore new territory where they
say oil exists.
The Washington times., 1922-04-07
NORMA SHOWS
HOW TEXTURES
SWAY MOODS
Reactions to Silk, Calico, or
Wool, All Distinct and Dif-
ferent, She Says.
BY NORMA TALMADGE.
Cosmopolitan News Service.

LOS ANGELES. April do you
feel" your clothes?
This Is not exactly an original
question-but II is an important one.
There Is the silk feeling" the
wool feeling" and the cotton feel
ing" all of them are distinctly diff
ferent. and It is my opinion that
women respond to these fabrics, to
the vibrations of the materials and
that they act accordingly.
For instance one associates a trag-
edy with flowing draperies OF a soft.
clinging material, preferably black,
while a summer romance just natu-
rally brings up picture OF bout.
FAINT printing frock of cotton and n
floppy hat; problem Of life is usual
ly better met in a tailored suit, and n
love affair. with the element Of sus
pense and a road not altogether
smooth for the lovers, Immediately
associates itself in the mind with an
afternoon or dinner gown of chiffon
or satin, having long lines and flow
ing sleeves.
You remember, perhaps, your
grandmother wearing calico dresses
and muslin underwear and quite cor
rectly you will also recollect that her
l1fe was falrly smooth thlng, run
ming along peacefully day to day.
Those two materials make for dis.
cipline while silk and soft woods un-
doubtedly spell frivolity and IRE
sponsibility.
Certain moving pictures have the
silken atmosphere, as have certain
other plays, books and stories and
perhaps psycho-analyst might
easily agree with me that this is
the silken age. hence the age Of dar-
ing. adventure, romance and luxury.
Watch your reactions to your
clothes and when you feel particu-
larly dare-devilish, you will discover
that you will just naturally hunt up
your best silk frock, while in your
storm and severe moods. the gtng.
ham dress or a strictly tailored suit
will inevitably be chosen.
The Washington times., 1922-04-07
"cIvIc VIRTUE" GROUP TO
STAY DESPITE PROTESTS

NEW YORK, April THE Rough
Guy" is going to take his stand in
City Hall Park next week.
This was the announcement made
yesterday by Park Commissioner
Gallatin regarding the masculine
statue of Civic Virtue" chiscled by
Sculptor MacMonnies, which has
been the cause Of two public hear
ings in City Hall and countless edi-
torials.
With plans in the making for turn
ing New York into a center Of cul-
ture and erecting a temple Of art as
a peace memorial, Mr.. Gallatin an
nounced that this summer there
would be exhibited In Central Park
a score Of statues by prominent ar.
lists which have been stored for
years in the basement Of the Me-
tropolitan Museum Of Fine Arts be.
cause critics did not think them
quite blue.blooded enough to mingle
with the elite Of the plastic art.
The Washington times., 1922-04-07
THREE MEMBERS
Of FAMILY AIDED
Wilmington Citizen Gains Ten
Pounds-Mother Restored,
and Wife Is improving
Rapidly.

81 have gained ten pounds in
weight and am feeling like an en-
tirely different man." said George
A. McGonigle, of 1922 Wawaset
Ave, Wilmington, in telling Of the
benefits he has derived from the
use Of Tanlac, the medicine that Is
now accomplishing such crafty
ing results in this city and vicin-
ity.
My stomach had bothered me
terribly for more than a year. No
matter what or how little / would
indigestion just the same. There
was q feeling like lead in the pit
Of my stomach and the gas from
my sour. undigested food would
almost cut off my breath. In fact,
food seemed to do me harm in.
stead of good for I always felt
miserable for hours after every
meal. 1 was subject to frequent
headaches, was all rundown, and
that tired sluggish feeling was on
me all the time.
II got Tanlac after seeing what
others said 1t had done for them
and now l consider 1t the finest
medicine In the world. -Four bot.
ties have rid me Of all my troubles
and put me In prime condition in
every way. My stomach acts like
ia new one for can eat just any.
thing set before me and never
feel touch of indigestion. That
tired feeling is gone, too, and l
just seem to be brimful Of new life
and energy. Tanlac has helped me
so much that / have persuaded
my mother to try It and II has
done the same for her 1t did for
me. My wife has started taking
II now and you may know I think
well Of It or I would not have
those who are dearest on earth to
me taking It. Just can't say
anything too good for Tanlac."
Tanlac is sold In Washington
by Peoples Drug Stores and all
leading druggists.