davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-28
Odhaleni prap' 'oru
Sok. j. A. konlen-
sky v Mt. Pleas ant.

Velice radostne piseme zpra
WI slavnosti mlade nasi ale
cile sc v radach sokolskych u
platnujici jednoty Sokol Ko-
mensky v Mt. Pleasant, ktery
vcera poprve rozvinul zastavu
"a kterouz mu bude kraceti
dale "a vytcenym ciiem.
V spolkove sini ma vych. 131
ulici panovala vcerejsi nedele
skutecna nalada, rekli bychom
slavnost rodinna Il soude die
tvari ucastn1ku i uprimne a
srdecne minena.
Pred druhou .hodinou odpo-
ledni vyrazil prdvod sc sokol-
skym jezdcem a hudbou v cele
a tahl "a zvucich narodnlch
pochodu "a nemale pozornosti
obyvatelstva cetnych ma rdz-
ne pikniky Sc ubirajicich auto
mobilistG a ubiral Sc po hlav-
nj ulici teto nejmladsi dale
zkvetajici osady k SIM, ktera
"a kratko sc naplnila 1castni-
ky.
Starosta l.. Pr;Ikryl prones!
kratsi proslov uvitaci pred
stavil br. J. Havranka, jenz
pronesl rec slavnostnl, v nlz sc
zminil o symbolice praporu a
odporucoval, by v jeho stlnu
sc shromazdil kazdy krajan,
jenz miluje nejen vlast starou
ale novou, jez jest dnes jeho
hostitelkou. Ucinna a pozor-
ne vyslechnuta rec jeho odme-
nena byla vseobecnym potle-
skem. Pc slavnostnlm proslo-
WI predstoupila delegatka So
kolek Cleveland, pi. Krawcova
a pronesla proporu zdravici, v
cemz byla nasledovana B. Pta-
KEN "a Sokol Cech- Havlicek,
Rozhonem "a Sokol Nova Vlast
l.. Vseteckou "a Sokol Gle
veland, Math. Rauso YOU "a
Sokolky Cech-Havlice k, Annou
Mikesovou (sbor Antonio Ce-
lakovska), Barb. Trojanovou
U;dumila), Marii Prausovou
(Anna Sazavska), Rdz. Stecho
YOU Verne Sestry), Vondras-
kovou (Renata Tyrsova).
Pc proneseni pozdravd cd
pratelskych sboru, spolkd a
jednot predstavena matka pra-
poru, sestra Vanova, jez po
srdecnych slovech pfipjala ku
Spiel zerde, zdobene pozlace-
nym sokolem krasnou stuhu
heslem: mi zisk, nj slavu",
zvuky americke narodni hym-
ny zakoncily tento vyznamny
akt. Kmotra praporu sestra
Marie Hrachova, jez jak nam
sdeleno, mela ma zhotoveni
praporu, p6kne to prace, dvi-
no podilu, zakoncila zdravici
taktez sokolskym heslem O.
zdobila zerd' stuhcu Sc slovy
"Pro vlast a narod" "a hrani
tkl;ve nasi narodni pisne 'Kde
domov mlj" a podobneho "a.
konceni doznalo ozdobeni no.
We zastavy druhou kmotrou
praporu s. M. AndrSovou, je-
jiz stuha zdobena j est heslem
"Zpatky nj krok".
Rozvinuty pre- pOr odevzdal
pax starostou Prikrylem pra.
porecnikovi F. Klimovi, jen5
s'iboval strucne po sokolsku
svereny mu poklad haiti. Ia
dorostenky pax prednesla
zdravici dorostenka Blazkova
jez emblem spolkovy okrasl!la
kytici.
Tajemnik Jednoty Tuna pax
precetl dosle telegraficke a pi
semni pozdravy, jez dosly, do
provozeny darv Cd Hlavniht
] Radu c. S. P. S. cd Lidumily
Velkovyboru J. c. D., Vel|ko
fadu C. S. P. S., sboru Antonio
Celakovska, L:buSe S. P. j., LII
buse {. il c d., Verne Sestry
'PRATELE! = BRATRl!
~ ~.0san -0SxA-sl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-04
THE REAL BOHEMIA"
Something More Than Bobbed
Hair in This Absorbing
Novel of Ceniuses

Like a large, juicy peach in a basket
of persimmons Is William Caine's
Mendoza and a Little Lady" &C., p.
Putnam's Sonsl. Mr.. yCafne, an Eng.
lishman, whose writings deserve more
popularity over here. has gone into
artistic Bohemia" for his story and
his characters. But instead of the NOR.
bid mess Of Freudism and bob. haired
eccentrclty Of the Greenwich Village
type he has developed clean, anus
ing and absorbing story Of seniuses.
Their follies, their ideals and strug.
giles are told of in h straightforward way
that is intensely human in its appeal.
Only eight characters are needed by
Mr.. Caine fer his little story. The
Little Lady enters the artistic. arena
of London. A likable. irresponsible
young artist and an older one who hus
arrived soon are her admirers, and
about them the story revolves.
The girl tries to impress her ideas OF
business methods on the fighty one, and
in doing so practically starves herself.
She becomes his banker" and when
his savings are stolen denies herself
necessary food that he may 90 on with
his work. An intensely humorous touch
comes when, the artist denies himself
these few pennies to buy a disagreeable
tonic for his banker who shows the
strain of her self-imposth fast. ...... ="
A penny -pinching publisher and an
egOtistical and rich author are the only
other central characters. but even the
three others, minor as they are, serve
to fill out an atmosphere that IS poig-
nant as we'll as delightful
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-04
A MYSTERY NOVEL
FULL OF INCIDENT

Sidney Williams must have studied
the movies before he wrote his absorb.
ing mystery story. "The Body in the
blue Room Penn Publishing Com
pany). It. opens with a dinner party
in the country house of a millionaire.
Two of the guests later take a walk
in the moonlight and the woman Is
frightened and returns to the house in
terror and goes to her room. The next
morning she is found dead behind a
locked door. Then Mr.. Williams has
city catch fire and n mad ride In
automobiles when one Of the guests pur. :.
sues a woman to discover why she had
left the house in Il car without telling
any one where she was going There
are the streets of the burning city with
tiremen and soldiers blocking the way.
There is a night spent in n cemetery.
There is the rescue of q woman with a
sprained ankle and the drugging OF
wine given to her rescuer when her
house is reached. There is Il fight be-
tween two meu on a platform on the
edge of a gorge through which river
rushed with q rapid current with one
of the men thrown into the river. There
ia an airplaBe arriving in the night,
| There is the mystery OF India and q
tale Of a gold box from which poison :
Gus snake escapes. And. of course,
there is love story, and the book ends
with satisfactory explanation OF the
mystery, with the lovers dreaming OF
| happiness together. 49,.
| Mr.. Williams has arranged his ex-
citing incidents in orderly succession
and he has enough of them so that as
soon as one is over another begins. He
has made Just the kind Of novel that
| ia needed to- hold the attention OF the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-04

BY the sage Of Archey Road has stood
for years AZ the general attitude or
the United States toward its sister re.
public. But now comes Walace
Thompson with .'The Mexican Mind
Little, Brown 4 co., to make crit
ical analysis OF our Mexican neigh-
l,ors.
That there IL much Of. truth in inc
DOolcy remark " admitted by MT.
Thompson, but he, adds that a greater
trouble Is that Americans do not try
to appreciate the psycholosical aspects
of Mexico and Mexicans. and hence SO
many purposed beneficial efforts prove
abortive.
"The Mexican Mind" is a careful
Interpretation Of the Mexican from
every possible angle. There Is run.
rung comment on racial customs that
serves to relieve the possible tedious-
ness OF an chronological study. Now.
especially when the affairs Of Mexico
are of SO much importance, a careful!
study Of Mr.. Thompson's book is well
worth while.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-04
NEW BOOKS
Fiction

Fiction.
THE BED uoJ,sp MYSTERY Nv
Milne. New York: E. p. putton 4 Co
A clever and unusual mystery story told
80 ~, -, n>,.,,rorr
THE LEuEND OF okENsYiL;oEr, zen dr;, 49,, Sy
day' Paas 20. -''" -~' -'u'''
belgian author write. an sisb9G5ste SG
nsrpS'ys nias,I iss.Ss nd 'hs -" D''"''''''' ''"''
MAN or No PURPOSE py Donald
ii Es%ssss ss%s.sy j." YORK. 7"s' rho" ~, y, Crow, '"'I
in sFlDS'as a''isn torn: %',o,,, ,.,,.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-04

Books added 10 the Free Library. INIT.
tenth aod I.scusts. streets. during the week
ending March 81;
49,. ,.r> Miscellaneous -.
Alder. W, r.--''tsle Of Vanishing Men
Xavier n, I,--''Psychic Lifc Of Insects
CHAPLIN, Charlie---'My Trip Abroad.
Finck, ii. H.T.--"Gardening with Brains"
Fucito. "Caruso and the Art OF
Harrison. r. p.-"cornerstone of Philip.
p'nf qfudsons W.e WSa.eeiMft-"sheph.rds Life /
Keynes, j. M.-A"Revision Of the Treaaty.'
K6rf. 8. A.--"Russia's Foreign Heia-
Leonard, J., A." ed. .--"A,lantic Book OF
MCCARTHY. n incidents in the Life
Of a Mining Engireeer.'' - :.
MacGowan, Kenneth--.Theatre Of Tonror-
Martin, a. A!-''Make Your Own Hats, y
snow, A. Question Of Aborlgfnss...
l. Tailey,. T. W, ed. - Negro FOLK
N1S WsisS. Herbert New Gentleman Of the
Road -.f..a
....... Fiction ,,
Buckrose. J. E:--"priyet Hedge" -. ....
.Friei. A. O.-''Pathless Trail,
Harrisor,, II. ,s.%"Ssint Teresa. s.... -,
Hext, Hsrrington-''Number 81
Hurst. Fannie--!''yertical city - .
Huxley. Adous--'.Crome Yellow 4.
Johnston. Sir Harry-"The Neneerings
KellAnd, C. B.-"Cohh'ct.
Leslie. Shane--''Tha Oppidan.'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-04

SILVER CROSS. BY Mary Johnston. Boston
Little. Brown T. Co.
rnss 81 Il. HSyt SSshos Of h.Ss n'arS snS
10 Hold"
SACRIFICE. BY Stephen French whitman.
New York: d. Appleton 4 Co.
tho unss aGs' @ "so SdSsn ssAn %ss
SAINT TERESA. BY Henry sydnor H.rri.
,:toTy .,!gsS q g;Sf...n.,asy Amerle.. by til.
GREENsEA ISLAND. BY. Victor Brldse,
Another Of the tnsii,ns s,ori:. that tn.
tells OF legacy OF hate
FACING OLD AGE. BY Abraham Epstein
A Ssisnilac A ex.mina,ion m @Vea 81 tn. .oe,a, and
and a plea Tor proper legislation. "
roUMo ns.r sU.son A..ne aantns' aGassps'
Based on new discoveries.
ASSETS Fs..s 2T THE lRs1h Rs1 folE GaE7 Tss. Rs eh'
CrowsIi Company.
Tells what tho modern city does ant
should contain.
REfksHMs Bo.ton; Msu.s,on Miirln cSmDaSg. cnSaSm'u'
sion. a"t % ,hs mother; n:isv, ,Ss % near nsDpsr
showGirl and other feminine types.
THE OPEN SPACES. BY John C. Vau
Dyke: New York: chas, soribnsr,s Sons
Incidsnts OF nights ane .h,y Ssyn under n
all lovers OF nature.
CREATIVE UNITY, BY Rsbndrsn nath Ia
gore: New York; McSmillsn n Company
the unity OF life. by th9 great Hindu pstrio
and poet. ..., ......
HANDBOOK OF MUNICIPAL GOVERN
MENr. Nsw York' Thos. Y. Grove!
I ! A, Tuids 10 the various existing typss.
/ OUR UNCONSCIOUS MIND AND HOW 7,
| Use IT. p FrsdeSick Pierce. Ne,
xs.si IA aAla Sssp9 ~ ssk & 81 & ,p.pr. .Iou.
ss's:ss.'i q ss:& vs. $50 -. 80 So g
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-04

. hardly any two oi
them agree on
what the trouble
IL. They agree only
on the indisputable
( ct that the
church has declin-
cd In influence un-
iii little account is
taken Of II by the
men doing { h e
work of the world.
II hey are its
severest critics. /,
The Rev. DIR.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-04

Masoowan. Aiiee--"Mir,iOn-poliar suit
Marsha,,, Archibaid--"Bif Peter. q
Newtof., w D.--"Double Crossed. !,
Norris, Kathleen--..LMcretiaL Lomp.a,ru.;.
\ Orozy Baroneys--"Castle in the AIT. /.
Roberts, C. q. D.-sa"In the Morning OF
Time" ~
Wiiiisrns, sidney - Body in the Blue
Room" .'u y. W
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-04
Fltat fUs, yudissSy
,ssJOsp papers sag Of
~ yO|'R'||;p!l|||lHll::''Al . ]: J
S>&vt. r.sr l-' ~ ~
fssras 4 sYa :! ''.'',
~ - okss} p'S ="
HONOR, D ! !.
BY Anthony; Pryde

PHILADELPHIA NORTH AMER.
CAN: Hearts are touched in this
book, the best that has come from
Anthcny Pryde's pen.,. and decidedly
enc. Of the notable novels Of the year.
% NEW YORK TRIBUNE: His con con
xetbation Is admirable, e.. Mr.. Pryde
!. hae compounded an excellent novel out
,ef, The elements Of love and. mysteryi'
PHILADELPHIA PUBLIC LEDGER:
ut has staying quality which means
thatsft viii be just as good reading n
quarter Of a centurys hence as Il is to-
day. And today u is. a. satisfying and
entertaining literary meal" ''
BOSTON TRANSCRIPT : ,"start.
Nngly vivid. 1t, is a brilliant
piece OF work, quite unique of its kind.
and strongly recommended to those
who want their pulse-beat qulckened."
NEW YORK HERALD: :, an, this
novel Anthony Pryde has surpassed
sven .Marqueray's Duel tho first and
best Of his books up to this.
Four P,|nttnos in sir. uceeks,, .~ 81.
Robert n. MeBrids 4 Co.. Publishers. N. Y.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-04

THE spokesinen Of organized Chris
1 tianity, are regretfnlly saying that
Is wrong with It. But
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-04
THE MEXICAN MIND"
ANALYZES TEMPERAMENTS

The Trouble with Mexico" Mister
Dooley remarked several years ago, .'is
the Mexicans. And this summing up
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-04

Each o} these men IS feeling after
the great fact that an organisation
founded on u sublime truth gradually
loses sight Of its basic purpose be
cause Of the occupation of the mind
with the machinery of the orsani;a.
ton.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-04
Circulating Library
Literature of Other Nations

7 ,IBRAIRIE FRANCHISE. HOTEL BRE.
WORT. New York. will mail unusual In
formation on French publications.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-04

FRENCH BOOKS all descriptions. Spec. lists
on request Frsnch-Amsrican Book Shop.
II West Goth Street. New York City.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-04

n they ,ccre conne,0ing iYes The
situation moald not be so depior.
. able, but tchen they are not parallel
they are direrging, ororing farther
apart as thcy increase in length.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-04
AT THE FREE LIBRARY

Books added 70 the Free Library. Thir-
Uenth aod Lscusts. streets. during the week
ending March 81; I'd.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-04

Robert n. MeBrid. 4 Co., Publishers. N. !
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-04

I DO not know who A. c. Freeman,
l OF 16O Waverly Place, New York. is
but he is interested enough in Alber,
ithys Williams TO disagree in the fol
lowing way with what I wrote abou,
him
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-08-27
With Other Editors
MAIL ORDER HOUSES
RIG ADVERTISERS.

There arrived IN Jacksonville last
week two solid carloads Of large cat
alloys from a mail-order house whose
main office Is in Chicago. These
heavy catalogus are sent by freight
to large cities in order to save post
age; and from these distributing
points are sent to all portions of Flor
ida and into South Georgia. Were
these sent from Chicago to Florida
points the postage, figured on the
zone system, would have been much
in excess of the newer method used.
People patronize these houses in
many cases because they desire to Sc
cure something Of good quality-and
are not aware that the local stores
can in many instances furnish the
same quality at about the same price
when the transportation charges and
the annoyances Of delay are taken in
+o consideration. But when the mor-
~ goes to those houses It all goes
from this citv or county: when it is
spent at home from ten to thirty per-
cent remains in the hands of the ner-
chants to enable them 10 carry larger
and more diversified stocks and To
keep up living expenses.
The same quality of goods are sold
the world over. II te an error to
state that the nsiI-orde~ houses sell
.only Door stuff. as hundreds Of M
irons in every county know to the
contrary. But there are hundreds
who would rather nav : little more
for the goods for the sake Of patron
ling the home merchant. getting
immediate delivery. and building IN
the citv. Yet in a LARGE number of
instances they do not know that the
goods are handled at home. Num-
bers Of instances can be named where
goods have been ordered from a dis
lance, and when the mail brought the
goods there was a sIip enclosed stat
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-08-27

he has accepted number of invita-
lions to make speeches in various
parts Of the state.
One Of the foremost leaders in the
fight for prohibition in this state,
Jennings, it is believed. will count on
the support Of the "drys." He is also
classed as member Of the progress
i've forces Of the state, his friends as
sert.
Prior = MS legislative experience,
Jennings. who is lawyer, with Off
ces in Jacksonville, was a member of
the state board Of control. In this
capacity ne had the direction of the
state colleges.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-08-27
Frank Jennings to
Run for Governor.
Announced i'm Jax
tBy associated PrcSsN

Jacksonville, Aug. 26-Frana E.
Jennings, speaker Of the florida
house Of representatives in 1921. will
soon toss his hat in the ring for the
Democratic gubernatorial nomination
accordia" to the statements Of c,ose
friends today.
Jennings himself refused to COM
nit himself, but it is significant tina
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-08-27

Some day the world may learn with
astonishment that the solution of its
problems is contained in the writ
ings of four abscure men, Matthew
Mark, Luke and John.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-08-27

Speaking of failures, there's a
mans effort to appear at ease when
his wife finds him in animated con-
versation with woman she doesn't
know.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-08-27
Florida East Coast
RAILWAY
Flagler System

Flagler System
Departure Of passenger trains from
Palatka, Union Station, for East Pa
latka, daily:
No. 101, 1910 am. No. 103, 11:30 am.
No. 105, 1:40 pm. No. 107, 4:45 pm
No. 109, $3.50 pm.
Departure of passenger trains from
EAST PALATKA STATION.
SOUTHBOUND DAILY
Nc. 29-Coaches & P. Car. .-.11:55 am
No. 85-Coaches & Sleepers 5:15 pm.
No. 37-C'hes & Pullman...11:1 pm.
NORTHBOUND DAILY
No. 38-C'ches & Pullman 6:05 am.
No, 86-C'ches & Pullmans 1910 am,
No. 30-Coaches & P. Car..5:15 pm,
J D RAINIER. G. P. A.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-08-27
|RRIES
LEDGE,

n his public
a. the Harding
appropriated
4 1923 than the
i appropriated
In expenses Of
i deducting all
sing a conpar-
before the war
a the war the
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-08-27

~
n fails, but the
Il It.
Eppears to have
Eerr of hate.
Rg blocks in the
IT. are block
FeIleYe the lies
\ she loves him
~ male flirt
Ees closely for
i
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-08-27

3 blocks in the
IS are block
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-08-27

eleye the lies
she loves him
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-08-27

ng male flirt
Yes closely for
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-08-27

i fails, but the
liz.
|ppears to have
lerr of hate.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-08-27

one who re-
hlIe others do
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-08-27

Wilson, 1915,
1923, $4,000
10.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-08-27

now the great
Oe' Can he
-
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-08-27

Nice Wilson.
LAg, IJ-o, Nlt,-
M mn
The Washington times., 1922-10-15

20 stop them and they both 2IoD.
re Mn occr on ne Bksik. Frs q
oreot ssis-np for q minnts. Nm
ally theD oct patanoIe6:J
sHEIK This Il terrible. (Wipes
faoe and scrotchcs.J
LAURETrE Now. We want 70 get
to the details Of our married
state. Of course, we must have
an allowance.
eHEIK B'or AIlah's sake don't
speak 81 & any more. NY head
reels. AIioWancsl Great CameIsl
MARI00ED You talk like : regu-
Iar husband
(Enfcr a SCom1n iVb0se FC9i0rlb.
able Appearance causes them az
10 tnrn dMd stare at her. ghe q
pIajniv an AraDtdn. dork-slsinned
aMd imperioss Iooktn0. Her tan,
me goHrc i set on 5y . very
niaDDish riding costHme. Her
collar and tie are me same a. q
man tocars. shs u SMOKING q
long ci0Grefte.
THE WOMAN Wen, Abdul Mash
araii. I'm back.
sHEIK saphit! NY Wi6eI At,
least one Of theml
sAPHIS Ny husband. / didn't
think you'd remember me. Ten.
long years.
sHEIK Ten long years You are
changed Saphie. \
GAPHIs Changed FOR the better,
my hnsbandg But tell me. who
are these beanties1
sHEIK Why, they just dropped
LAURETTE ITO sdphis) Are you
the wife of this bird7
aAPHIe 4 have that honor. left
RATHER suddenly one night
about ten years ago. Since then
II have travelled, seen the world,
learned much. But the desert
called again and couldn't re-
sist lts urge. And then Abdul, I
wanted 70 zee you again.
sHEIK Gaphis.
MARIGOI.D But he's going to
make us marry him tonight. He
says when an Arab sees q Jane
he gets cuckoo over zoWie, she's
y y. = 4 aA ~ i
SAPHIS Not II his other wife sees
him hrst (lbttk slight menace IN
her OotceJ. Am not right. dear
Abdul
SHEIK Quite correct. oh. quite
correct.
The Washington times., 1922-10-15
Why you cannot
cut the cuticle
.WithOut actually i1Jurigg II

actually trim it away, leav-
ing an ugly, red rim like the
edge Of an inflamed eyelid. /"
Il was to meet the need for
"a harmless cuticle remover
that Cntex, the safe liquid
cuticle remover, was pre-
pared.
In all Cutex sets you will
find an orange stick and alb
sorbent cotton. Wrap a lit
tie cotton around the end Of
the stick and dip it into the
Cutex bottle. Carefully work
the stick around the base Of
the nail, gently pushing back
the cuticle. Then rinse the
fingers, and the dead surplus
skin win simply wipe aways
You viii be surprised to
see how shspely, how ex-
quisitely groonled your nails
viii look after their Cutex
manicure Work Cutex nm.
der the nail tips to bleach
The Washington times., 1922-10-15

EKIN SPECIALISTS every
= where tell us that we
cannot cut the cuticle with
out actually injnring Il. For
III is almost impossible to
trim off the dead cuticle
without cutting through to
the delicate nail root, which
lies only LIZ Of inch be-
meath.
Quickly Nature builds ND
over these tiny cuts d new
covering that is tougher than
the rest Of the cnticle. This,
Of course, gives the nail rim
that ragged uneven look
which everyone especially
wishes to avoid, and Is also
the cause Of ,hangnails.
DR.. Shoemaker, a famous
specialist in skin diseases,
says: Some persons are so
obtuse to the beauty Of the
delicate edge Of skin at the
base Of the nail that they
The Washington times., 1922-10-15

y Z
MARIGOLD D You little liar. ny
nose Il my own and that's more
than you can say of your vie.
LAURETTE WIgi
MARIGOLB Yes. wIgl
LAURETTE Putty faces
MARIGOLD -Ash-can bIondel
(TheH efart to asJc tt, pun hair I
0nd .everpfhin0. The fhstcred
ghesk tres to separate them and;
Of confse, Ne gets az the sc0fst
Of IT, -
SHEIK For the love OF Allah.
stop them Buckl Ny poor head
-7stop 'enA I'm going crazy.
Stop 'em. ! sayl
BUCK-LadieS, please. me tstes
The Washington times., 1922-10-15

BUCK fslapolIlao 70 Laeyeitf end
Mari6oId NoW's our chance 30
make q getaway
fsdphis goes oVer q sheik ard
2 sits bv ne side. He looks a Aer
dsd siohs n resignation Rgck.
Ldnregte and Mdnoold simply
s0dIk ost shmoIesfcd. Soon ths
statter AZ an at,VIdne en0i,se Y
heard, then n omsos fainter e. "
tbe niachine had gomez
sAPHIs fpNttiNo her hsgd on Az
dnFs shoulder why we're tOu
going to marry those hdssiesl
sHETK froisin0 ne epes 70 heoveaj
II was 20 lonesome without yOu,
dear.
cURTAIN.