davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1924-10-04
Ny the Associated Press

Br the Associated Press.
SPOKANE,x Wash, September 3d.
Pictured rocks scattered across the
American continent from Hudson Bay
to Puget Sound. deciphered by Oluf
lauritzon Opsjon prove, he declares,
claims that Morse explorers estab-
lished colonies in the Pacific north
lished nearly five centuries before
Christopher Columbus discovered
America.
MIR. Opsjon. a Norwegian scientist,
has conducted Investigations into the
early Morse migrations FOR 30 years.
Characters carved and painted on
mountain cliffs of the northern United
States, heretofore regarded as the
work of Indians, he declares, are the
records Of early Morse explorers. Fig
ures of men, birds and beasts he has
identified as signs of the zodiac by
which. taken in conjunction with as
Economical scales in the same config-
urations, he declares he is able to fix,
to the month and day, when they
were recorded.
Record OF Year 1910.
Astronomical calculations and
in the chronograms or signs
show that the first visits were made
in the year 1910" Mr.. Opsjon said.
AppearanCe or rune letters peculiar
to old Nordic writing first drew my
attention to the signs. 1t was then
| discovered that the birds, goats and
other figures which had been thought
to he merely caricatures, were really
astronomical signs"
The earlier expedition to the Pa
cific Northwest, according to Mr..
Opsjon's Interpretation of the monu-
ments. was led by a man named Attic,
called Lippon by the aborigines. Four
other expeditions followed this one,
Evening star., 1924-10-04
GIRL PUPIL MANACLED:
INQUIRY is LAUNCHED
Una BILE to Do Work, Punished,
She Charges-Oficial Defends
Stacking.
By the Ass0ciated Press.

SYRACUSE, y. Y. October Miss
Madeline Stanton, 10, Astoria. Long Is
land, walked into the police station here
Thursday. her feet chained together She
said the shackles had been put on by a
houSek keeper at the George Junior Re
public. at Freeville, and that she had
been in solitary confinement two weeks
ago because she had been unable to
carry out all the tasks assigned to her.
The girl said she escaped by sliding
down rope. A motorist. whom she
tod of her predicament, brought her to
Syracuse.
The girl said she had been a student
at the republic since last May, earning
her board by doing houseworIl
j. e. Kirkland, superintendent of the
republic. issued a statement in which he
said Miss Stanton had begged for ad-
mlttance to the republic to work her
way and was accepted. She became .'un-
manageable and abusive" lie said and
consequently taken to the girls jail and
shack.ed. An inquiry has been ordered.
Evening star., 1924-10-04
Quits Senatorial Race.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. October
4-Campbell Russell, independent
candidate for United States Senator.
announced his withdrawal from the
race Thursday in telegram to the
secretary of the State election board
He said he was not withdrawing in
favor of any other candidate.
Evening star., 1924-10-04
TWO WORKMEN KILLED
IN FALL FROM STACK
Steel Worker and Bricklayer
Dead After Drop of 225
Feet.
BY the Associated Press

Ey The AsaOcat led Press.
/ GREENSBORO. y. c., October A.
James Waycaster of Reidsville, y. c.,
steel worker, and Fritz Dietrick,
South Richmond, Va, Route 4, ap-
prentice bricklayer, were instantly
killed when they fell 225 feet from the
| top of the smokestack of the new heat
| ing plant of North Carolina College for
Women. here
The men had volunteered to place
a brass ornament on top of the new
y completed stack, an extra hazard
Gus job, and had gone on top by US
ing the interior of the stack. Wheth-
er they lost their footing or the tim
Der supposed to support them gave
way is not known. One was instant
/ iy killed, the other died en- route to a
hospital.
Evening star., 1924-10-04

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"0 Boys Re ' Jolly or Ws si E Girls % WhH @ % full %
@ T. ] ss ga S s a s; Ss "a srsSs
TufniHs their ve epnpirstons an" VINO
sss !..: s .;:s X: IS i $ & xS5 ,ss% ;Ss
boy ,%9s & s; fen: ;s @ Of he % sa & s % s; ;
a 81 ; ,'"s :' son ;: - y' $ %
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Evening star., 1924-10-04

Superior Court here against James
Evans, jr., Pittsburgh broker, to
whom she was married soon after
her divorce from the screen actor in
1919. She charges desertion and non
support.
Evening star., 1924-10-04
Fairbanks EX-Wife Sues.

LOS ANGELES, October Airs
Beth SiulIy Evans, former wife of
Douglas Fairbanks, motion picture
actor. has filed suit for divorce in
Evening star., 1924-10-04

The yellow color of the yellow Sea,
off the coast of China, lis due to the
immense quantities of silly clay
borne down by the large rivers that
flow into it,
Evening star., 1924-10-04

In lecturng for Temperance. .Francts
f. Willard Travelled 10000 miles one
year and averaged enc meeting d:.y
for II wears
Evening star., 1924-10-04
j. s. BID WINS RICH
MANGANESE FIELDS
Russian and Georgian Gov
ernments Accept American
Offer Over Four Others.
Ev the AsSocia ted Press.

By the AsSocia ted Press
MOSCOW, October 4.-After lively
battle for several months between
American, British, German, French
and Dutch interests for possession of
the rich manganese fields in the Chi
catouri district of Georgia, the largest
and most productive in the world,
the Americans. represented by the
banking house of W. A. Hartman &
Go. of New York. carried of the lau-
rels. Both the Georgian and Russian
governments have accepted their Of
fer in principle and it remains only
To draw up the details of the con-
tract, involving several million dol
lars and covering d period of 20
years.
The contract gives the Americans
the monopoly on the expectation of
manganese from Russia. The fields
covered in the agreement cover an
area of 10000 acres 1t is estimated
that they contain nearly a hundred
million tons of ore, which is sufficient
to supply the world for half "a CEN
tury.
To Boost Production.
AS nov being worked by the Soviet
engineers the mines are producing
half million tons per year, but the
Americans Will increase this to mil
Lion tons, or sufficient to meet two
thirds Of the world 5 requirements.
II will insure a regular supply of
manganese to the American steel in
dustry. which has been lacking here
t"fore. and make uniform prices pos
siblr.
Oh account of the recently con-
ciuded preliminary treaty betweer.
Great Britain and Russia, the S3viet
government thought at first to
award the contract to the British,
nd they were given preference in the
negotiations. but the strong financial
position of the Americans, as well as
their more Favorable terms and
superior technical equipment. prompt
ed til" Soviets finally to give the con
""ssion [" the Americans. The friend
snip existing between Georgia and the
United States was another factor
which led to the decision
Docks to ba Built.
Tn" contract involves the coustruc-
tioE of docks, harbor facilities, rail
road terminals and general improve
mentS in the town OF Poti. on the
Black Soa, the shipping point for
Caucasian manganese.
thlratouri came into prominence re-
e MY @S the point OF origin OF the
G"orgiaH uprising " hich resulted in
the Execution Of many revolutionary
leaders. Foreign interests. including
tie powerful Deutsche Bank of Ber-
l't and the United Steel Works OF
Great Britain, have been trying for
Years to obtain control of these
""loS. which virtually regulate man
tahese prices throughout the world.
Evening star., 1924-10-04
DOROTHY DIX'S LETTER BOX
What Kind of Girls the Boys Like-Does Differ
ence in Religion Cause Trouble in
Marriage?-Plays 1t Safe.

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do q hy
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Evening star., 1924-10-04


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What in gir
other g
a call
Evening star., 1924-10-04

When 1t comes to the
price-you'U Approve it,
and the terms lUil[ GER
tainIy make ownership
easy.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-08

dos pipas vacias. Efecto de la
lectura de la mente con la ba-
faja. Suerte para calculo rapi9
dfsiIno. .Alcancfa misteriosa. Ca
in magica de escapatoria. Para
dibuiar un retrato en- cinco se-
gundos. Para haeer que un nai-
pc salte de la baraja CORA So
bre Ia mesa. Modo de decir el
ntimero en- que piensa una per-
soma. Para decir Ia hora de un
reloj prestado, que Sc coloca con
la caratula para abaio sobre
una mesa. Lfquido morado, YER
de Y rojo que Sc SAGA de Ia mis-
ma botella. Ell anilio nagico que
trena. Fofopra fin esniri+Iiai S1ia-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-08

tie de un monedaS Moneda
te de moneda de deeir la
de moneda pestada. Ell esqueeto
mfstca Una suerte de naipes excelene
das. Para andar sobre herro caliene
las barajas hayan voeado Manera de
iaro resucarlo Pahuele sacado f6sforos
Botela de scrprende Para mAg.
cos Para piedra de punetazo de
nalne moneda. Para haeer n Ia un
raipe arroalo por magica Para cam
bar un bot6n moneda. Lectnra de naipes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-08
INTR DUO CION

to radiator Pinturas lantas Jabones pinuras
para GAIA. Esmate Haganse pocos de
culos que fdcilmcnte venden
om6ves motocceas, bicicletas,
PARTE 1o-IMITAcIoNEs DE oHo PLATA PLATING
PIEDRAs PRECIosAs
Aquf Sc dan 25 formulas secretamente guardadas Dor
los grandes jOyero Formulas de artificial de plata
artificial Imtac,6n dianaGte Imitac6n
pacos De zafros Esmerada Rubie Opalos Crisoto ANA
tsms. coraes. Piedra de Pasta de diamantes
PARTE 11.-FABRIoACIoN DE cosAs UTI1Es
PRAcTIcAs
Todos estos arcu!os pueden venderse faclmente un
buen p1ecio cinturones savavdas Marmo artificial
guitar la pntura Para hacr heo sin heo Sachchas imi
adas Pasta ratas Portarreoj Amento Venus para
la Trampas pequehos Marcos para
es Cinurones eectricos para patear Bar6metro
quimica Tea masiea de aambr moseas Potines
+AFARTE 12.-PREPARAcloNEs, PoLvos, PERFUMES
ETC PARA ToCADoR.
TOdOs essas preparedness. Aqua de coIonia
rancesa nglesa Perfumes hquidos clases
vos para perfumadr Povos Jabones Pasta para
dienes Pasas la pie' Lapices para para
las ceias Polvos para los pies Etc. Etc.
PAETE 1s.-T1NTuRAs PARA Ell cABELLo, cHAMpUEs
LocIoNEs, ETC.
Aqui dan faciles de enender Formulas pa
a tenr ell pelo Champues para pa
Ta ei peo LiauIdos para crar la caspa.
pe1o supelnuo. Flndo para hJar e beote Etc.
PARrE 14-REMED1os Y MEprc1NAs
Conene 70 diferentea formulas para hacer remedies y
reumasmo Remedo alinento ofensivo Nerviosdad
lico Elixir de la vida. de oidos Escalo
E@ Para Ia vista JaqGeca Para denes sin doIo
Tidas Fregns Ronquera Comezdn Manos labos partdos
PIED artificial Etc. etc.
PARTE 15-PREvENcIoN DE ACADEMIES
PRIMERA AYUDA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-08
MANERA DE oRDENAR

Como nuesro surtido de estos lbro lmitado 81
usted obrar inmeda-
direction eup6n, envfe-
No queda usted obligado ninguna
n ell bro exactamente 10 que
depu& de haberIo examinado la ofcna de
al administrador devueva. Pero
agrada pague $3.50 ell libro sera
suyo que persona eesn interesadas
puedan establishments
de pararo used aproveehe extraor
dnara oportunidad.
MANDE FL PEDIDo HOY MTsNo Nuestra existencia
'inada uSed NADIA perde exsminando bro
ANTES DE PAGARLO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-08

terio del re.Oj do
blado. Para haeer
que los 'espiritus'
toquen el violin.
Anillos de espec-
tros. Production de
huevos de un pa
nuelo vacfo. Lee
tura del pensamien
to. Para eambiar
un naipe a Ia vez
de maudo. FL te
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-08
rAnrE s1.-rARA auIrAn poaRoNEs Y MANcHAs

PAETE
Contiene inormes nuy todos Los SCI
creos aue aquf claramene faeiaran ia ya
Regas para los negoeios Regas para la vida Praeica
rid practica Principles generates deaies Sartas
nereales Consoles i6venes. Lo que las r1ueres a.
miran en- los hombres. Que los honbres admTan en- a
nIaeres o que niueres detesan los hobes Gosas
que recordarse. Etc. etc
pARrE ss-sEoRETos PARA pREDEc1R LA FORTUNA
Dez 1naneras adivnar la fortuna Peyen
ei6n de los aeenecimienos. Fortuna las matemaas.
Manera edad mpjer FL oraeulo masieot
Fortuna con los dados Pape nagico Quemaneia La for
Fortuna Ell domino Inhuencla de as
PARTE s4-MAGIA PIRoTEcN1cA
Suertes magieas ell fuego Cadenas de fnego Eos.
aponeses Relampagos cuaro Como fundr una
en- una cas- Como encender EamparaS
brisp. Pfdtano ardiene Para conner
umbr eneender Yela de aqua 30
fueen Chispas fuegO de la boca Cabos de yea
comestbles fundr pomo apel de CHINA Para iuh
dir faciimente como el pomo Etc, etc
pARTE s5-l1ARAv1LLAs, sEcRETos Y rnsTERIos
" : a
maraviosas misteriosas. Pape secane con tre"
magcos cuadros cambianes. Espelos magtcos
invisible Hero vuelve plata frasco
Metamorfosis horrenda Cuchara mAglca Gallo en-
Cueda agca muchos secretos misterios
sumamente originates.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-08

CUtTU' VIC OdTDUH fIIInC!HI. OIt7-
margarine Lapiz para soldar. Ja-
rabe de Samson. Curtidura sin corte-
zas astringentes quimicos. Hello
liGuido. Leehada que no Sc cae.
'Escupefuego Piedras de affair
de arena conI6n. Velas s6hdas de
manteca. Tulitac6n de leche. Pa
pei magico. z Eorradores. Secantes.
Aderezos de calzado. Betunes. Ja-
bones para metales. Imitaci6n de
v;drio. Lustres. Para los insectos.
Compuesto para la niebla, para Ia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-08
pARTE 2S.-Exros1c1oN DE sEcEEros ExrRAsos

En- esa pare descubren 20 seeretos Cosas
eXtrahas nyerosmles pero pueden probarse
ea estan ss sguienfes Para distinguir diamante5
verdaderos. Ell para la
Pruebas del Monedas alscadas afetarse
vata Teefono de vidro
Seereto eXran9 de saber dice la
verdad El secreto cabaos
ransferr retraos Para flores
boieS. Postes duran sigo Para lave
eualquier eerada hace fdsforo mpermeabes
clones de Ia emhriaguez fdmar las
den mas eehe las galinas pongan nverno
Vacas sin vivos fuera del Seeretos para
Secretos pescadorts Manera de
hacer las verduras las frutas modo
Etc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-08
pARTE 24.-PARA 11MprAR Y puI1R

De valor para las personas que que hacer
ta ease de traba TO- Manra de guitar
Para inpiar muebles pinturas vidros
paredes etc Para impar aceitar reoes lmpar
nantes. Etc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-08

Pinuras luninosas. Para hacer Etc.
PARTE 23.-DEscUBRIH1IENTos CAsERos
Mas de 100 sugestiones y ayudas para la casa velas
arden toda para paroles
Preservation de afobras Sugestiones para
dado de las escobas Para aiejar la poa
msectos Para Cuidado mparas
nomia Tsos del ab6n. Humedad
etras muchas sugestones y consejos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-08
PARrn 81 EEvEIAc1oN DE LA cARA14A

En- la antigiiedad muchos creyeron en-
Ia .CahaIa y en- los slgnos, encanta-
lnientos, smutetos, etct, cabaffstleos.
'Aun ahora hay persorfas que todaVia
Green en- el 1oder de esta eleRela'sy asi
es que este cspitulo que contiene algu-
nos informes cabalistieos Sc ineluye en-
este libro para los que tengan interes
en- tales secretos. Los secretos eabalfs-
tieos siguientes Sc incluyen en- esta par
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-08
PARTE s4.-MAGIA PIRoTEcNIcA
pARTE s5-MARAv1L1As sEcRETos Y pnsTERIos
pARrE ss--MAe1A ANTIGUA MoDERNA

Aqu describen as sueres confundeu interesan
hacen faGineDte luego lee ESIA
Esa de mas notables de este gran
bro del el anillo. La boela magica FL
-.-a alcho.a o.a:a-A. nn,o saln do
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-08
pARrE 2o.-Du1cEs, sonBErEs pAsTnLEs

Mas de 100 ideas susestioncs toda mujer
trara valor Maneras de hacer sasa
Suey, ensaadas levadura picaduos Ia
maa Para la nantequilla rancia
cio Toates rescos ell hongos
huevos Para coles eipes, ehi-
eharos haba frijoies, gisnt Pepnos eneurtidos'
Tamales, Chile Etc.
PARTE 22.-LAs GRANDES RECETAs DE $4,000
Esta parte eontiene s5 formulas que vaen fortuna
todos Aqu dn los tmos desGubrimientos eentf-
fees Masas sirven ntaeiones marmol,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-08

haeer dfstancia piense en- uno
Para marido futuro Para saber Ia fortuna que
Ell mar future Manera de ganar In estnaeton soe
ouier la vida de los brahlnhes ~
ciuyendo das afortunados desafortunados. cara ~
doncella sido sempre fiel sus votos III
del vejo para los cazadores Para oeear u
dr retornar 10 que Para las dopce''as
las y;ndas s,enen al hombre quen casaran Para
i6venes viudos suenos Ia Inqer Gun
auien Sc casaran haeer seos serpenes magenes
genos mgicos eseoBddo de los Magos El cr
taI seieo contra tamento
eontra e slfrimiento general Encanamieno contra e
etgro de los aqua FL miserio del panche
Para saha ST la criaura que sera nho o. nina
Para 81 vivira Para aber cuah
pronto 6eeretos oea4t9s NC
sctrfe;ar "a las Taajeres de todas las naciones
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-08
PARTE 14.-EEMEDIos MED1c1NAs
15.-PREvENCIoN DE Acc1pENTE.
Y PRIMERA AYUDA
GO formulas para evitar academies

case de ellos. Esta parte con-
dene informaciones extrema
damente TITLES y de gran va
lor en- cualquier c'rclmstan-
cia. Todas las familias debe-
rian leer cuidadosamente esta
parte que lie sahorrara un
gran nimero de dificultades
y peligros, y les dara COM
pletas instrucciones ell case
de academies.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-08

Ieseop ma Eivo o Para hacer bas
hurg6n queden parados IA mitad del
Moneda magca. Para bacer reo la
mando afanera cortare brazo sin heriro o
daharo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-08
pARTE as.-PEsos Y MEDrpAs

81 .tablas de todas cIases de pesos meddas Auras
Pesos Durezas de los piedras Ehmeros.
comparaciones Calcuos. Nudos mIlas Etc.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-08

Aqu dan iusiones otras grandes suertes con ms
completes para haerlas Ea pare so vale deS
veees de odo ell bro Mistero del ba1 DHna que
Decidor mfstico de fortuna La comun
cac6n Doble arga dsanca Para cor
despedazar pnhueo hacerlo entero de nuevo Ma
Ia mOneda desaparece Ms
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-08
pARrE ss.-suERTEs 1NDosTANIcAs

Todas las grandes sueres orientales de los doctore
nlagos India Cada suerte explca dealade mente
auedara sorpend;do al todas las sueEes que
puede despnes parte Su eonocmiento d
estas sueres buscada toda las
PARTE so-ExPos1cIoN rp Los sECRETos DEL
ARTE NEGRO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-08
PARFE so--NUEvos PLANES PARA HAcER D1NERo

Aqui encuentran 80 de hacer d:nero en-
rates desocnpados 30 de una emprea
hacr dnero innediaarnente Secretn
mente preservados por priera ofrecen los
que busean Ia manera de hacerse ricos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-08

Aquf da educaei6n valiosa sobre 33 cosas gu
deben saberse. De gran novedad valor
parties titles pr6ceas constituyen
valiosa aducaci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-08

81 ene Ago Que pinar debe eerse esta par
te Sera de ayuda Regas pntar Pinturas
das Pinturas dc acee de mezclar Sugestiones
titles Pinturas para pizarrones R6ulos
turas sobre vidro Pnturas
ceradas Imitac6n msrmol Tintas Barnices Etc.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-08

Fsta parte contene 100 antiques
cuhrmeutos modernos Manera de vyir largo TEMPO
do pinar las Para ecribr la plata. Para
tar la luz Como anmaIes Generos prueba
Eego Luz los pozos Imiaci6n
piedra.
29-REOETAS PARA PINTORES
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-08

eeridad para barrer. eStinguir ineendio Pr
Pinturas lunlinosas. Para hacer Etc.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-08
PARTE s.-TINTAs Y PoLvos PARA TINTAs

Todos compran tinta. Sc vende en-
etc. Manera de haeer las sguientes tint
teger cheques, Tn litro de tfnta por 4
para tintas. Polvo de ipalo d. Canpech
Tinta de orc. Tinta de p'ata. Verde.
Roia, Morada. Amarila. Nioleta. De cop
ia Hect6grafo. Tinta invisib e. sfinta vi,i
obs 9ridssd. Tinta que deSaparece Tni
ia u prueba de aeidas. Tinta para sci !
escr,bir. Etc.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-08

Esta esencias '
de >abores FGci
ExrIcto de ancndraS Do De
De pa. De piatAan De, De cuantro
De cereza De gtniihr De pe rosa
De km6p EE$cagd m6n. De nuez moscada
fN@ FTSass< esencas yextraotos q dejan muy buena
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-08

Una esplendida fuente de informa-
ci6n para todas las mujeres. Al rece-
tas para apareeer bella ejoven. Ma
nera de hacer las preparedness siguien-
ties - Balsamo de la Juventud. Para
pnlir las ufas. Pomada para los labiJs.
Para la cara, Crema Melba para ell bus
to. Manera de hacerse beita. Para las
pestanas. Como engordar SIN drogas-
Remedio, para la gordura. Manera de
adelgazar las manos. Para eRsanehar
Ia cadera. Para desarrollar Ell busto.
Para reducir la cadera. FL secreto de
la belleza constante. Ba1o de belIeza
Cuts aceitoso. Polvos para eli sudor
Callos. Etc, etc.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-22
IS BOBBED HAIR
GOING OR COMING,
BEAUTY QUESTION
Miss America May Be
Forced to Thin Her
Long, Black TreSSeS.

By Times Special
ATLANTIC CITY, N J., July %.
is. bobbed hair going or coming?
This question is projected by re-
ports to Atlantic City pageant head
quaters of conditions in sixty beau
ty contests throughout the country.
1t will be intensified within the next
few weeks when contests in forty
five other cities win have caught
their stride.
In the sixty cities heard from.
bobbed hair is coming-and coming
fast.
Indeed, It is considered so impera-
tive a requisite to beauty that the
current queen of American Beau y,
Miss Katherine Mary Campbell of
Columbus. Ohio, crowned MISS
America" Of last years board walk
beauty tourney, may be forced to
trim her long black tresses If she
would retain the title she has won
for two successive years.
In forty-one cities not one girl
aspirant to the title of local queen
Of the beauties has appeared with
out bobbed and carefully waved hair.
In the remaining nineteen cities the
beauty contestants brave enough to
retain the hair God gave them and
still hope for recognition total ex-
actly seventy-eight.
Still, for the past two years. no
less distinguished, group artists than
Penrhyn Stanlaws. Normal Rock
well, Dean Cornwel1, J. Knowles
Hare and Joseph Cummings Chase
have been persuaded that long hair
was a. factor in beauty, else they
would not have twice awarded their
Judgment in favor Of Miss Campbell.
What Is the judgment Of 1924
to be?
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-22
GIRLS STORY PRoBED
Charges Man Stole Clothing; Is Ar
rested With Suspect.

Police, after investigating story
told by Miss Esther Paulus. 80. OF
1894 W. Eighteenth St. arrested her,
lanes Hill. 26. Of 1920 N. Illinois
St, and Dennis Moore, "a, of 1902
n. Meridian St. on charges OF va
grancy. Miss Paulus said that Hill
stole clothing from her valued Ut
$3.50 and Moore was with him. Hill
denied the charges, and said he
would explain in court
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-22
BUSY PATROLMAN'S WIFE
Mrs. Ira Wooden Had Lived in In
d.anapOlis All Her Life.

Funeral services for Mrs. Ida
Wooden, 40. ga n. Beville Ave, viii
be held at p. m. Wednesday at the
residence, with burial in Crown Hill.
She had lived in indianapolis all
her life. The husband. Robert Z.
Wooden is a policeman.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-22
POsieS for Shoulders

LONDON, July 22.-The wearing
Of flowers on the shoulders, both
with day and evening dresses. is the
newest fashion among the women OF
London> Real, waxed or feather
flowers are used for this purpose.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-22

A bakers wagon calls daily al the
British ,premier's residence. No. 10
Downing St., London.