davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
Zomrel vel'ky
vodca socialistov
Eugen v. Debs ME je wac medzi
zivymi.

Eugen V. Debs, jeden maj
chyrnejsfch vodcov robotnictva a.
merickeho pat razy kandidat
socialistickej strany ma prezident-
stvo Spoienych Statov, zomrcl vo
stvrtok v sanatorinme pri Chica-
gu vo veku Is rokov. Oehorel ma
nervove vysilenie, pritom trpel ma
srdecnn vadu a l'adviny, co bolo
primoc pre- 75-rocneho starca.
Debs stal sa chyrnym v robot
nfckych krrlhoch nv roku 1894,
ked' boil vodcom vel 'keho zelez-
niGiarskeho straiku ma zapade.
UG vtedy zahdsil moe magnatov
zeleznicnych a odsedel 81 pol ro-
ka vo vysetrovacom vazeni. Cd
toho GasH stal sa vodcom sociali-
stow Spoi. Statoch. Recnil, pi-
sal, agitoval a organizoval. Ia
prezidentskaho kandidata prvy
raz vystiipil rokn 1909, a dostal
1854 hlasov. Roku 1912 wv do
stal 901,S72 a roku 1920. ked' Sc
del zas vo vazeni, skoro million.
Uvazneny Dol preto, ze agitoval
poeas vojny proti draftovaniu vo-
jakov do amady. Toto vazenie
mu podlomilo zdravie. Len po
vel 'kych namahach vplyvnych
l'udi a organizacii boil omilostne-
ny prezidentom Hardingom. Y
posle1ne rohv I'll ntiahnuto. Na
vzdor jeho sdcialistikeho pre-
svedGenia, NAL mnoho ctitel'ov a
priatel 'ov medzi protivneho pre-
svedsenia l'ud nip jeho r,ydzi
charakter.
Eugen Debs neveril, re Ameri-
ka bude dakedy socialisticka, ale
pracoval "a socializmns preto, a.
by polepSil osrdy robotnictva. To
dosiahnute bolo tax, re socialist
cke idey vn1tene boly do progra.
NOV vel'kych politickych stran
ktore ich do zivota uviedly. Osem
hodinova pracovna doba je jed.
nou 2 idei, "a ktore pracoval a
tato bola Amerike Nv do zivo-
. ia uvedena. On povaHoval socia,
lizmus "a bic, ktorym pohahal i.
ne strany k reformam V prospech
robotnictva.
Bude pdchovany v Terre Hante,
Ind, kde byval dlhe roxy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
POLITICKY
PREHL'AD
PoLITIoKE sCHoDzE.

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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
oKRADOL ROBoTNfCKU
BANKU o $500, 900

Charles f. Knapp, bondovy
svindler, oklamal Brotherhood
Savings and Trust Co. Pitts.
burghu 0 $32O,Ooo a potom usiel.
Policia no po tieto dni chytila Y
horach Fayette okresn, kde I'll
So syojou zenou v jednej bdde.
Najdene bolo unho len $500. O.
statne peniaze mu vraj ukradli.
Banka nasledkom tejto kradeze
musela byt' zavreta. Viaceri Il
radnici banlky boil arestovani.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
TRUMBUI4L srEEL zvxtf
SvOJE oCELIARNI

John I. Harrington, predseda
Tru1nbull Steel Co. oznamil, ze4
vaicovne ocele tejto spolocnosti
budl svs6cseps 20 43,000 "a 60,0o0
ton kspacity. Tieto zrscsenia bu-
dl vy.asdovst' $500, 900 nAtls-
d,a lF6cs % xviddSovanim Ysleox-
II SspoEpe = decembii ! hy
skoAtenk \ iiddni ls27 m
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
Ease vfCHRICA 70 FLoRIDE

Cez jnho-vychodny koniec Flo
ridy prehnala sa 90-mil 'ovou ry.
chlost 'ou "a hodinu vfchrica, po-
dobna nedavnej, ale teraz naro-
bila malo skody q,smrtila len
iednu osobu. PriSla z Caribsk eho
mora, prejdlc cez Kubu, kde u.
smrtila najmenej ESQ os6b, ranila
tisice a sposobila skody ma $780,
600, 900.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
NEzNAL.A RIADrr AUTO,
ZABILA SVOJE DIEfA

Zenam, ktore tiEia sediet' "a
riaditel 'nym kolesom aptomobilu
mech sDizi "a vystrahu pripad,
ktory sa udal Sharpsville,, Pa
Tam je'dna matka rada sa vozila
ma aute a al ncila sa no riadit'
ked' myslel., ze w zna, vysla s.
pa raid al SO svojoq malou deer,
kou. Pri zakrute ztratile koptro
IN auta a vrazila do telefonicn&ht
stlpn. Diet q Cd narazn vyletelt
4 anta a zabilo sa. .ss
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22

Miss Annie Field, @-ro6na bur-
dingboska vo Warren, preklala
syoiho stravnika, 55-rocnfho cer-
mocha Oscar Bakera, ktory jej
chcel nasilu vndtit svoju lasku.
n; dome Y tom case nebolo nikoAo
donna okrem MICH. cerpoch 1omrel
skoro okapazite cd nosa . Fiel.
Idov6 hola are1tosaa&.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
VEREJNA sCH0DZA MA
LANsINGVILLE.

I4ansingvillsky klub bude od-
btvat' otvorenn sch6dzu v Soko-
lovni "a. oktobra I 30 vecer,
ma ktorl je vitany kazdy muz
zena nielen LansingViIlu, ale
celeho okolia. Ma tejto vaznej
sehodzi budeme mat chyrecnych
reenikov. Ma schodzu volame u
vitame al mas zensky klub ma
Lansingville, ably prisly; k nam
vsetky zeny tohto klubu a proslm
predsedkynu tohto vazneho klubu
ably oznamila spolusestram, zeby
sa kazda jedna tejto sch6dze su-
castnila. Dalej prosim vsetky slo'
venske zeny a vsetkych muzoy,
M & sd v klube alebo ME, aby
prisli ma tito vaznu schodzu w.
pocut dobre znamych recnikov a
sa poucit'. Zaplnme nasu Soko.
lovnu elm Wac zenami, lebo mu'
zovia i talk pridu. Chlap sa ne.
da tol 'ko prosit' ako zena.
Ma tejto yaznej schodzi bude
So naiviac hovorit' Cedar st
moste EAST End bridge). Tri.
elenovy vybors klubu, bude nam
podavat' zpravu, ze jako drnhf
kl,by pracuj1 "a tento most. 81
to kluby Brownlee Woods, East
Side East Federal. Tu sa dozna'
te. ako inc narodnosti pracujii q
most. A jestli bondy ma most bu
dti odhlasovane, tax budeme pla
tit Cd tisic dolarov majetku
asi 71ac Wac dane.
Dalej budeme mat jedon skol
sky "levy'. Tento vydavok bu
de teraz mensi, nezli Dol dosa
vad'. Teraz platfme 4 sest desa
tin mil ma skolske vydavky. Ten
to tax vyprsi tohto roku q SO mus
obnovit' ma druhych pat rokov
Ale skolsky iirad nechce, aby sm'
tol'ko plstili, ako doteraz, tel
snMil nam jedon mill. Teraz lei
3i desatfn milln pyytaih 4 fifam
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
zELEZNICIARI DOSTALI
PoDvYSKU PLACE

Pennsylvania zeleznica ozna-
mila stredu, ze rata Iic cd is.
oktobra, zvysuje placu svojich
zamestnancov sapach, ako me-
chanikov, ich pomocnikov a uc-
nov 0 Sc ma hodinu. Tyka sa to
asi $4,000 zamestnancov. Okrem
toho spolocnost' dala &c podvys-
kn ma hodinu svojim $500 tele-
grafistom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
sCH0DZA YOUNGEST.
POLITICKEHO KLUBU.

Youngstownskv Slovensky Po-
liticky Klub bude mat svoju
riadnu sch6dzu dina "a. oktobra
v Skole Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda o
40 vecer. Mech sa kazdy ob6an
dostavi ma til schodzu, ponevae
pridu mnohe zalezitosti ma pre-
tras, co sa tyka volieb. Znamo
vam je ct. obcania, re nasa NEST
ska radn ide dat odhlasovat
ma 2. novembra bondy a sice ma
novy most ma vychodnej strane,
ma sirenie Watt ulice a sirenie
Market ulice. Cd mas to zavisi,
cteni obcania, ci bondy majG byt' ,
vydane alebo ME. Tiez bude sa
hlasovat' al O akolskom fonde a
parkovom fon1e. Ziaddcno je, a.
by 50 kaNdy obcan, ktory tn me-
ste byva, dostavl ma til sch0dzu,
ze by sme sa mohli spoloene po-
radit', re jake budeme hlasovat'
ma 2. novembra o tychto a inych
otazkach. Ma schodzi budeme mat
al recnikov, sice kandidatov,
Etori sa uchadzajl romantic
nrady.
A-S-.. m>~.-xolr ,Sr L1,,h,,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
Divadlo Sokolov |
sa vydallo!
Skola Sv. Cyrilla a lGethoda nabi.
/ e obecenstvom.

Dramaticky krttzok Sboru lag.
7. s. J. Sokol znovu gal vel Il
spel, ked' minnlej nedele, v Sko.
lie Sv. Cyrilla a Methoda zahral
krasnu slovenskii dramu, "Sed-
iacka nevesta" pred rekordnym
poctom divakov popoludni i ye-
Ger. Divadlo usporiadane bolo 3
poloyice prospech osady Sv. Cy-
lila Methoda z polovice
prospech sborovej pokladnice. Po
poludni bolo predstavenie pre- de-
ii, ale doslo nan mnoho dospe-
ych, takze miestnost bola Gel
xom zaplnena. Vecer bolo pred
tavenie pre- dospelych a tn .sa
nahrnulo tol'ko obecenstva, ze sa
lebolo mozno ami pohnlt mie-
sta. Mnohi prisli uz 0 6. hodipe.
ably dostali vyhodne sedadla
Gakali dive hodiny, kym sa pred.
stavenie zapoealo. Ale nebanu.ai,
DO sa i'm to vyplatilo. Divadlo boz
10 TAX krasne zahrane, re abecen-
stvo sa ehvaleni hercov prete-
kalo. Nebolo pocut ami slova kri-
tiky. A to je ME ami div, lebo di-
vadlo bolo S naivacsou svetlomi-
tost ON nacvHene do najmen-
sich podrobnosti prevedene. Har-
monizoyalo tam ySetlko: charakte-
! iry osob, spev, javisko j vyborne
porozumenie naucenie SO nloh.
Ziaden sa tam nezajakal, ziaden
| nepridaval 70 svojho rozumu, ka-
zdy hovoril len to, co NAL iilohes
napfsane. a ziaden herec, ami he
recka "nerectovali", ale hovorili
svoie llohy vhodnym vvrazorn
ma tvari, priliehavvm posrlnkom
a spravnym prizvukom v hlase.
Toto je mozne dosiahnut' len tam,
kde je dobry riaditel' poslnsnl,
disciplinovani herci a heretky,
ktori ochotne prijmn ponaucenia,
kde ie tOho treba.
Osobne nejdeme nikoho chva-
lit mad druheho, lebo bolo videt',
lie sa kazdy, ci NAL vel'kl alebo
malt ulohu, usiloval co najlepsie
ju zahrat'. A to veru prisvedei
kazdy, ze vsetci herci herecky
hrali vyborne. Sbor 146. SokOloy
81 m6ze gratuloyat', re talk kra-
tkom case vedel 81 ziskat TAX vel'-
ky po6et nasledovnikov a pirate
l'ov svojich predstayenl. Ako po-
edvame, tento kus bude opakova-
ny Youngstown blizkei bn-
dicnosti mono bude zahrany al
Y susednej Pennsylvania.
Mena 1cinkujicich osob Y "Sed
liackej neveste" sl: Andrcj Pa
lencar. Maria Katros, Maria Mi
halik, Jan Witkay, Maria Shrek.
Stefan Hamrak, Zuzanna Steiner,
Helena Palencar, Stefan Palguta,
Stefan Bolha, Emilia Steiner, Pa
vel Habovsky, Albert Shrek, Jn-
raj Palascak NIL, Katarina Ha-
bovsky, Anna Bolha, Katarina
Palguta, Stefan Katros, Maria
Smrek, Alzbeta Bolha, Mattel Sn-
SAX, Juraj Hudak, Jan Mihalik.
Jan Klein, Jan Shrek, Jan For-
CAD, Juraj Palascak (sapkar,.
Andrej Cisar (riaditel). 81. Etel.
ka KovaHik hrala ma plane 4
dvaja mladici ma husliach. Syoion
peknou hndbou dobre zabavili o.
beeenstvo medzi prestavkami.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
sNfzENf vsTUPNE
v PARK DIVADLE

Spraya Park divadla oznamila
spi5enie vst,lppaho ma predstave-
lia, kter6 diva Paulina MacLean
Players spoloSnost'. ystupns je
odteraz 75c SOC pre- veSernd
|predstAyenia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
sPAcHAL sAMovRAzDu.

Frank +. Hammond, {. 4O2
.Glenwood Ave, najdeny boil mrt-
w posteli Central hoteli yo
styrtok ma poludnie. zadusil So
plynom. Hammopd v posledne ca
sy vel,ni pil : rodine wac raz
povedal, ze 81 1n&rni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
LETISKO oDovZDANE
svOJMU UtELU

Minulej soboty odovzdane bo-
10 do slslzieb letectva Lansdowne
letisko pri Hubbard Road. v me-
ne vlady Spoj. Statoy prijal lett
sko admiral VIM. A. Moffett, kto-
ry Dol al slavnostnym recnikom
Pri odovzdavani letiska Wade "a
mesto pritomny bol mestsky fis.
kdl Lewis. Pritomne bolo mnoho
l'udi a lietalo pat lietadiel. We.
Ger Dol banket v Ohio hoteli.
Lansdowne Field bude sl1zit
"a stanicu pre- lietadla yojenske
postove j obchodne. Plocha meris
los akrov, ktore mesto kiipilo q
$55, ,Oo0
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22

-TF--ss sSss-s. ~ 59.s 81 l-"-
"a jedon kaxdy obcan bude "a
tlto Akolskn dan hlasoyat'
s tictou, 7. =. J. .spreds.
Evening star., 1926-01-29
Bracelets as Relics of Barbarians
BY MARY MARSHALL.

ber of them crowded on one arm, not
a single delicate bangle in the minclns
late Victorian manner. If you ike
;-ou may loop long string OF pearls
or other stones around your arm 10
get this effect of many bracelets. or
YOU may wear number of similar
bracelets. or whole armful of dlf-
ferent sorts of bracelets. Once that
would have been considered quite bad
taste, but il 3 the fashion nowadays.
Bracelet Is the term we usually use
to describe these arm ornaments now
adays--a word also used In France.
We might call them armlets. but this
word is usually reserved to designate
bracelets worn above the elbow.
Bangle Is word of Hindoo origin.
the original being "hansri. It should
apply to bracelets without clasp.
We sometimes feel also that bangles
should hang loose on the arm. per
haps because the word bangle Sug-
cests "dangle." though. of course. II
has nothinC at all To do with IT.
Armil armilla and armillet are
words that YOU might substitute tor
the ovelWorked bracelet If YOU IKE
to he different. And II YOU are cast
ing about for an interesting hobby
YOU might take to collecting brace
letS-Per. ian bracelets and bracelets
from India. Inca and Maya, bracelets
fcm South and Central America,
Congo bracelets and Eskimo brace.
lets Of bone, Russian bracelets ana
bracelets from Jugoslavia. Really II
would be a charming hobby II one
could afford it.
tCopyrient 1920
Evening star., 1926-01-29
The One Tenth.

Bud there's 10 cents for you. 1t s
'1e cents extra. You helped quite a
lot this week. Thought YOU ought
IN get little extra. Now, of c1Irse.
vou'll save the one-tenth.'
Thanks. dad. Just needed that
ten. I'm saving up for hockey
stick. What's about the tenth?"
Why. YOU know. everyhody's sup
nosed to save one-tenth Of what he
gets He gives away one-tenth and
he saves one-tenth."
"Yeh? What does he do with the
rest? Spend it? That's what I'm
going to do. I just needed that dime.
Beaney has stick he wants TO sell
cause his old man gave him X new
one. He wants SO cents. but III get
il ont of him for 50. all right
But you're going to save one
tenth of your money, aren't you?"
That would he ! cent. What good
.1vould / cent do? No. I'll wait until
/ have dime tn spare and then II
save that | need this dime to spend
now"
get ahead much if YOU spend every
cont YOU get as soon as You get it.
Real mon always have little put
away You'd hetter save that tenth.
It's a good habit.
We'll. dad | need this dime. You
give me II cents and I'll spend the
dime and save the extra cent.
That wouldn't do any good.
What's the matter with YOU? One
tenth means tenth Of II cents
Evening star., 1926-01-29
Our Children By Angelo Patri

then and you'd have to save out
one and one-tenth cents. The more
YOU get the bigger the amount YOU
put away. The tenth is always a
tenth of what you got"
Huh. A tenth of cent. Any
thing over or under a cent you throw
away We do in school. You give
me an extra cent and I'll save it
and throw away the fraction
Well. | hate to see YOU spending
every cent YOU get and never looking
ahead. Every penny YOU save has
a double value. II is cent saved
and it is step forward in the ha hit
of saving. which. You know, is a
mighty fine habit to form. But this
time I'll give YOU the cent"
''Tha nks. dad. Would YOU mind if
! got me a all-day sucker with the
cent and saved the tenth? I've heen
wa ntine one all week. but | had to
save for the hockey stick or Humpy
MillerIl get it. Mind. dad?"
Well, after all. Bud was in no
danger of growing up a bankrupt.
ANY lad who could save for a hockey
stick and beat the seller down 80
cents WAS saving enough. Any child
honest enough to thresh out the mat
ter of the last cent could be trusted
with spending it,
Youth is spending time. All one
can expect to do is to register a
regard FOR earning and spending. so
that when the time for maturity
rolls round the wise use of money
will not he an unknown conception.
No teaching is ever lost. Enough OF
il sticks to do its service.
Evening star., 1926-01-29

Why is il that the glassware In
some households has character ana
real beauty. while in others II Is noth-
ing but just glass. and you hardiN
even notice il at ALL
II is not always that in one case the
woman paid a great deal more money
for her pieces Neither does il have
in good taste.
The transparency Of glass may he
one reason why il is not mastered
more readily by people who are ordi-
narilv adept At learning to know
quality in mercha ndise. One does not
look exactly at a piece of stemware.
for instance SO much rs she turns her
eve in that general neighhorhood and
gets the effect Of that piece in it's en-
vironment.
Most of us love pretty glass. Many
Of us can pick the good from the
mediocre when they are together and
can he compared. But few indeed
love glass so much that they have
made science and an art Of its study.
Still. that is just what one must do
in order To he able to tell the best
glass under any and all circumstances.
The art in glass Is important, both
10 get good lines and TO combine the
lines ana surfaces SO lnHl ineN TcHctt
light in the most pleasing way. Light
reflection is. Of course, the key to most
Of the beauty OF cut glass while in
Stemware. usually quite plain, the
symmetry and proportion Of piece
are of highest Importance. In choos-
ing water glasses. wine sets or fruit
stemware. one must see first Of all
that there is a good balance in the
design. The bowl may be round. oval.
pear. con shaped. or what not. and
still he beautiful. il only II is harmoni-
Gus in size with the base, and the
stem is neither too stocky nor too
spindlipg for the rest of the piece.
The science Of glass tells us how 1t
is made. and why it is important to
specify certain things for high quality
sets. If choosing clear glass. one
wants it really clear and il is quite
convenient to he able to specify a
lead" glass. Cheap and ordinary
glass is quite consistently made in this
country with the use Of lime combined
with the sand. But lime glass Is
never perfectly clear. and il tends to
he light-even yellowish in the in
feror grades. Lead glass, on the
other ha nd is much more transparent,
and of darker hue.
Lead glass. in addition, lends itself
better to blowing and the delicate
work of "dra wing out the finest
pieces of stemware. So lead glass is
not only more beautiful intrinsically.
Evening star., 1926-01-29
WHEN WE co SHOPPING
BY MRS. HARLA\D II. ALLEN.

but Is usually worked up more artist
oally. Blown glass. AS nearly every
one knows is shaped by blowing il
into bubbles when hot The strength
OF the glass is thus distributed very
much better than ii can he in any
other way. that is why the blown
glass may he very thin and still he n &
strong much heavier pieces pre-
pared otherwise. But blowing glass
into artistic shapes and finishing il
perfectly requires highly skilled labor
and is expensive.
That Is why American ingenuity in
vented the nodded glass idea. by
which a glass bubble is blown into =
mold Of desired shape. and finished
much more quickly. if somewhat less
artistically. If the glass Is revolved
in the mold while cooling. it will not
show mold marks. and makes very
presentable ware. In fact. nodded
ware is coming to fll a larger and
larger part of the American dema nd
for table glassware.
Pressed glassware is still less ex-
pensiNe production. These pieces are
forced into shape between an inner
and an outer mold while the glass is
hot. The method does not permit Of
as much artistry AS the second proc
ess. the glass piece Is usually much
heavier. and really is seldom pur-
cha sed by the discriminating.
Evening star., 1926-01-29
SUB ROSA
By MIMI.
BY MIMI.
Popular With the Girls.

rbaro .re a great many girls just
as interested in becoming popular
with their own sex as IN attra2llhs
the sheiks.
Most of them complain that they
can't seem to get along without
chums. And they want TO kno" no"
to go about attracting girls.
Some correspondentS tell me that
us harder to make girl friends than
to interest men.
First of all. you must realize lhat
clothes and looks aren't half 50 I'm.
portant to win feminine fliendShlp az
they are in the game of attracting
men. Girls don't particularly crave
beauty in their best friends. the less
competition the better. Is lhelf
motto.
So if you're trying to make friends
with nice group of girls II ism
necessary to play the lady of fashion
or to outshine every one else in beauty
and charm.
1t is necessary to be really good
natlIred-not the sort of good nature
that hardenS into irritation at every
ANNOYANCE but the persistent, wear
well sort Of disposition which rises
above all the petty trivials of every
day.
one of the quickest ways to turn a
your own popularity.
If YOU want To set crowd WhlS
pering and GossipinS against YOU,
lust turn on the old line: My dear.
I've date for every night this week
Monday night Johnny is taking me
over to the Bear club. Tuesday night
that Dave Parsons has pestered me-
into going to the Gamma dance with
him ] had TO give in finally. t0uldn I
Wednesday night. the movies with
Joe" etc. etc.
If you keep this up long enough
you can earn whole dozen enemies
and not single pal. The girls Sight
shy Of the biC-timer.
Don't pull any baby stuff on mem
bers Of Your own sex. What !:
waste.
Don't Try to he delightfully."- lnno
cent and unspoiled. You needn'r
smoke yourself, but don't jump as
If some one had bitten you when
some girl takes out her case and
shows signs of lighting nj.
DO not seek to impress the friends
YOU would make by references IN
wealthy people YOU know. famous
stage stars You may have met by acci
dent
When you're on the road Ia max
ing . good friend. don't bore her
with jealous questions about "thei
girls-'Do YOU Ike lane better than
me-" Why do YOU see Sue 50
often" And that sort Of thing.
In no WAY try to thrust your
friendship upon any one. If n cir
shows that shes not keen on bscom
ing better acquainted with YOU. .edon't
ply her with invitations
Once she's told YOU she can't possi
bly, come To your house in p tone Of
finality. cut out asking her.
Just be nice and sensible and good
! natured and friendly It's aasie,
with the gals than with the BOYS
Never push Yourself forward. but
/ always he willing 20 go half way.
/ Copyright. 1a2Gl
Evening star., 1926-01-29
The Travelling Woman.

4 woman who makes her living
travIinc wrote me recently and asked
for chat on what beauty prepara-
tions to carry With her and for other
ideas on taking care of herself This
10 the second chat for that woman
and her hundreds and hundreds of fel-
low travellers. whose home for
months is an ever-chaneing hotel or
boarding house room. and whose work
takes them constantly before new peo-
Mo whom they must impress with
looks and FRESHNESS and personality.
As a rule hotel water is hard
,na,n city water iS hard. So every
woman who travels should carry a
rake of water -Softening Soap-there are
nny number of good brands 10 be had.
Once off the train and more or less
settled In her hotel, the first thlng the
1,ayoler should do is 10 take off her
dress and rub her face and neck win
cleansing cream. washing this Oft with
bor water and soap. ending with cold
rinse and fairly liberal powdering. The
hands and nails come next for treat
,,.ut. and then. having lost year or
1wo of agn and good deal of train
t.,in,e the traveller * ready for a fresh
,frcss or at least freahening up in
thc way af new collar, and for bust
rcss affairs. ...
ST night the face should he cleansed
thoroughly again. and cold cream or
pst,.incpnts used. according to the sort
cf skin. And the hair should be
Irushed and brushed with a good stiff
hair brush. for the long hours the
woman wears hats will ply havoc with
i,e,. hair if ahe isn't ca,'eful. Brush
inc a little powdered erris root through
9, md brushing il ont well will make
{, fluffy when it Is greasy and doesn't
look well. This can he done once or
Twice between regular Shampoos.
Hair and complexion must he given
nxtra care. These suffer most when
:, woman spends her time away from
, home and on railway trains. and out
of doors where she must wear hats
all day.
Troofreader.-Ifot ana cold com
nresses will he very helpful in reliev-
,r- vour eyes from the feeling Of
lain. Have bowls Of very hot and