davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1926-09-14

pan, H%eIeTaIBHHe, 0OIBHHe H 0e3
goMHBIe. HoMHHTca OIHH xapaRTe-
pHHa cayqaii: beIe 0HIo HpeIIO=
%eHO NEGRO c HpH.IHqHBIM oEIaIoM
B CoBeTcRof HeIe3HoIopOIHoH Nh
ccHH B BepIHHe, ROTOpOe OH He
npnHaI rs HpHHnHHa 10 TEX mop,
nora IpyTHe ToBapHWH, aHaa eTo
Hy;HIy, Hi "paspemHlH" eMy npH
HaTb MecTo.
lilo HeIOIro yIHIca OH C coBeTc
EHMH qHHOBHnRaMH n yIIe,I OF
HIN.
= BHI y H~oEodHorO Il H3'aH; no.
ON OH BBIuHTb (qTO, BHpoqeM, He
crHTaeTca 6O,IbmHM rpeXoM B cpe
ne HeMe1HHx TOBapHmeH). BHHo
Eo36yTIaIo er0, OH HaqHHaJ 0GH-
B,IeHH0 ToBOpHTb, IHcRyccHpoBaTb
'MeqTaTb 0 IyqIueI KH3HH B 6y1y
HteM o0IUecTBe, RE Bee IDIH, no
ere cIoBaM, 0yIyT EaR IeTH, 0e3
na3ofIHBHX 3a00T 0 RycRe XIe0a,
paIyacB .ID6BH, cOIHTy, 1II3HH,
HBeTaM II 4pyF 1pyTy.
H0 He IoRIaLca OH paB0cTHoil
IH3HH, IHBa nOcIeIHHe TOIM B
cEyIHOi HHrIeTe C %eHOa II IOqe-
pho.
ll0IRpaIacb cMepTb II cEocHIa
Demo, HaR IoleBoh DBeToR, raHy-
WHfica Il cOIHHy.
HacEoqHI aBToMo0HAb, y1apHI,
cMaI, II qepe3 20 MHHyr 6eIa
6MI 6esIBxaHHHM TpynoM. CIyqh
IOcB 9ro 20-rO MapTa 1926 TO
ia. Yepe3 3 4Ha HoHofiHoMy OHIO
OBJ IS let, no HameMy H3Mepe-
IlHD BpeMeHH, no y BeTHocTH ecTb
cl;0a MepRa, E0TopoH 0Ha ofMeVa~
or RH3Hb KaKI0T0 H3 Hae.
y .llOIel HopBaIacb cBa3b c re-
ION be4H, %O6IaqeHHHM B HecMcH
HDEii UNCOMFORTABLE dpaE, HO B RIA
, 1926-09-14

HeHHHM EaHTapOcOM oSHTaI II0a
BIeHHa\ MapHH.
BcEope oHa BOnIIa B TpeRIHHHfi.
Ha Hell 6hIa TeHepB HpO3paV
Haa, HBeTa MOpcEoif BoIH, Ipo-
TEaHHaa Gepe6paHHofl HHrRol, 10
X0Iamaa nOqTH 10 mHRO.IOH, ny
HHIa, a%acTerHyTaa Ha HIeqe Hpaai
E0il H3 TonaSa. C6OHy, Ha He0oIb
HI0h HpaGEe, BHce.aa Delaa cBa3
Ia mapHIOB H3 rpaHaTa, aHTapa
H 0epH.IIa H MaIeHbHoe, B Hopal
.1oBol OnpaBe, bepRalbIIe. HleD
oHOacHBaIo TpollHoe oGepeIbe H3
EpyIIHHX ypHaHcIHx 1eMqyrOB, C
H0TophX cBenHBalHcb BHcnIBEH H3
00Iee MeIEHX H., IaR TpaI, O0cH
HAHN ee HleqH, pyRH II H0IHHH
0DcT.
Ha pyIax 6IecTe.TH 3oIoTRe, b
6opMe aMeH, ycaIeHHHe py6HHa
NH, S%aIacTba, a Ha TOIoBe ceTIa
HIS TOHHoii soloTOi npoBoIoIH, Ilo.I
IepaaIBaBulaa HacHOpo c00paHHHe
EpyHHHe 6yRAH BoIocH.
.lHH0 ee 0HI0 eme p030BO or
TaH1Ia, a B3IyTHe MoIoIHo-0e.IMe
TpFIH E0.1blXalHcb OF eme HeyIer
ycTalOcTH.
OHa C ID00lhTcTBOM O3HpaIacb
EpyT0M, Mia, HT0 c.I0BHI ee lire
TM, II eepIDe ee 4porHyI0, IarIa
ora yBHIela HX Ha T0pI0H ToI0Ee
iIaTpnnua, EoTopHE BaBH4a ee,
BeTa,I, nO-pbIIapcHH H0RI0HHaca i
, 1926-09-14

RaR HM crapaAca RoMNHTepH,
RaKNx He 4eAaA TolbRo GRBepH,
ga cqeT poccNHcRHx BaxAaKoB,
Nix ocTaBIaa 6es nopTKOB,
(OH NIX H~McK0AbRo He %aAeA.)
DapN3Ma OH He O4OHeA
B EBpOHe cTapoR, a cEopek
Oh TOabMo paCHAoAHA uapeH.
0%6paTHblG BK4HM MbI s94eRT:
uapea Bes4e - 4BoRHoH %KOMnAeHT,
Ry4a HN irAaHeulb-B0T cMeuHo,
lapb N 4KKTaT0p - ga O4Ho,
VIM 4HHTaTOp CAM, oAHH,
CTpaHbI BCeBAacTHblE T%OCnO4HH!
nhAcy4cRNN B iloHbme, RaS u
BCTapS,
, 1926-09-14

eth B H|pHIpHTBIX TeMH0-cHHHX RIA
3aX, 0Ha cTa,Ia paCTeTHBaTb Hpah
III II, pacTerHBaa ToMHTeIBHyD,
HepBHpyIOmyD MHHyTy %oIHIaHHa,
B1pyT pa8opBala II o%T6pocAIa no
HpOB...
ll0T0M BbllIpaMH,Iacb C pa3IyBa
DWHMHCa H03IpaMH 30 Bcen Be,IH
qecTEeHH0cTH II H0.IHOTe cB0eT0 Hpe
RpacH0ro Te.la... TO.IbI;O OHOacHBa
WmHfi ee Gran BeH0E rs FB03IHI;
II aIoD po3OD HocpeIHHe 0XpaHaI
HOcIeIHHH H3 HeyIepTHMo MaHa-
Hulk TaiiHHEOB eTo. 0Ha lIOpBBHc
TO cOpBaIa II eTo, H C IHRHM B03
rIae0M 6pocH.Ia B saTaHBIuHf 4H
XaHHe Ban, OTBepHyIacb II, B0lO
va ga eO6oD 3apeBo pacHymeH
HblX HymHcTHX BOIoc, y0eIaIa co
cIeHH.
Bee Mya;qHHM Typb0Oa, EaI;
0IHH, BCI0qHIH = IpOMe OHTaBHa,
EoT0pHll He BIaIe.I yKe HOraMH,
-qI00 C.I0BHTb BeH0H, - H0 NY
HIM pacT0IEaI BECK cHl0D CBOHX
MycEylHcTbIX pyE, cXBaTHI BeHoE
HaIeTy H o0BHI I'M cBoD TOIoBy.
A qTO, pacmeBeIHIa Te0G Ma
PM. - EpHTaII c0lIepHHEu.
-BhIIbeM ga 34opoBbe cqacTin
Boil uapM, = rpeMe.I kaTyIJ.
n cHoBa HOuIH BEpyroByD an
QopBI.
Bee BHIIHIH aa3IpaBHhIn Iy00E,
RpoMe MyIHa, IoTopBf G IaIIoI
, 1926-09-14

o0M0bI MOrAh 6blTb O6Hapy%eHH N
4eAO HpOBaANAOcb Obi. npe6blBa-
NV O4HOH He4eAH B Pune ToRe he
4ocTaTOqHO ana TOTO, qTO6bI BblcIe
4HTb MyccOEAHN. H~aKcHeu, 6oM6BI
SIN RawyTca RaRaMA TO KrpymKa-
Nm. 04Ra B~s0pPaAacb, He npNqh-
anH HhKOMY HNHaEoro Bpe4a, a
ApYraa 4a%e He BsopBaAacb, TAI
FAX nOnaAa 3 TpaBy, KaRnM TO
o6pa3oM OKaSaBmYDTCa Ha rOpoA-
cRoH nAOmaGN cTOAN1bI.
ia caMO nOBe4eHHe nOKYmaBme
rOCa KaXeTCa H%eCKOHbRO- no4Osph-
TcAbHbIM. ABTOMO6nHb OcTaHOBHl-
en-, a nORymaBmHaca OT4aeT qe-
cTb, yAbI6aeTca " TaulHT hs RapMa
ia 6oM6y.
7aHHx pe6aqecKnx noRymeHKh
ia %RsHb rOCy4apcTBeHHblx ApAeA
MCTopna he 3HaeT. " 30 BcsR0M
cAyqae NIX HeAbsa HpNnNcaTb IA
KoA HH6y4b nOAATHqecROH rpynne.
ECAn OBJ HTaAbaHCKNe aHapxhcTbI
!.edCTsNTeAbHo xoTeAN y6nTb Myc-
aoENHN, TO oHE TaRNMN cTpaHHOc-
TfMN He 3aHNMaAHCb Obi. CKOpee
acerO nORymaBmNaca AeHcTBoBaA
ia cBOA pNcR cTpax 4eHcTBo-
Ban ReO64ymaHHO " HeYMeAo.
, 1926-09-14
CAMOIEPKubI

CTpaHOp npaBNT TOqHo napb-
VI MycC0ANHH, RaR Rop0Ab,
ArpaeT B PNMe TOXIC poAb
" 4e PHBepa He MyIphT,
B NcHaHbH TpeTNA TO4 uaphT.
4apNa He4aBHo T1aHraAoc,
Ho ycTynHTb envy nphmAocb-
Tenepb y rpeROB ROH4YAHc
Ha cueHy BbIAe3 Ns EyAhc.
B POccNN CTaANH, KaR-AN-RaR,
3awaA Bcp naprNp 5 RyAaH
", qTo ram, RTO he r0B0pH,
ne TpY7aM mecTBYoT 3 Haph!
lily cEoB0M Iapt, HapH, papD-
HoHopaC sac 6AaroqapD!
5MT-60M.
, 1926-09-14
MapNa Mar4aAMHa
q 0 N a "

,IeuecTEH Ty6 Il, pacnpaBIda Ply
EaMu H%p03paTHNe ll0Er0BbI, cTala
T|aHuOBaTb MelleHH0, II9T0M ObIcT
pee, 3aI0pHee, a II0TOM c0BceM
0HcTpO 10 TOIoBORpyGeHHa, 10
6ecHaMaTcTBa.
0XBa4eHHaa cTpaCTbI0 II H0pbi
BON, 0Ha, Ea3aI0cb, T0pe1a B 0y
lnyIOI1eM Nope GEOHX 0THeHHblX 30
IOc, pacTBopaIa cBoO EpacoTy B
pa4yTe pa3IeBal0mHXca IIoEpHBaI.
BIpyT Ola B3IeraIa BBepX, Il NH
HyTy TONIC IlapH.1a pa3H0IIBeTHbIMH
EpBIIbaMH b B034yXe, ROCKY
zach IIO.la, H Grain yTHXaTb Il ga
MeIIaTbca ee IBHiEeHHa.
0nagaIH QUA ga 4pyT0H TIA
HH, HeafHO II .1eTEO O0JeRaBmEe
ee HBIlIHNe @opMH. 0Ha 0cTaHo
BH.Iacb Il nycTHIa BSIoX. lllHp0
Eo 0TEphIa 3aEpBTBe HpeE4e RIA
3a Il npoBe4a no saIy cMeIBlM,
BIaCTHBM, napcTBeHHBM Bar4a4oM,
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KOMCOMONbCKNN 6b|T.

I%IyIbEHH II ToIbEo C sanHHEoli eEa
3aI Ell:
Bill, TOca, o6OIIHTe, H, HaE
E%OHqHTca, MH HOfIeM BMecTe. Ham
BeIb no HyTH?
T0ca cOrIaCHIaCB II, I0rIa 10
cIeIHHfi ROMCOMOIeD BOnIe.I B TpyH
NY, meIEHyI EIIOq B saMEe noI
cypOBOa pyEOH ceRpeTapa aqehRH.
CO6paHHe H%aqaIocB.
HepBHM BHcHasaIca Gamma
Rapp. 9TO 6MIa IlHHHaa II Hpo
GTpaHHaa peqb. Barren OH npeIlO
THI BMCEa3aTbca BceM ITO a10a
DHTy, II HocIe IaRIoTo BHcTyHIe
HHa o0cyIIaTb IHsHb IaHHOrO TO
BapHma, yIa3HBaa, qTo eMy Heo6
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oTBeTHiI pa3IeIBHo II oTqeTIHBo:
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PasIaIHcB THeBHHe BO3rIacM:
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3HaemB, qTO oHa MemaHEa n .qTO
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IlpeHHa HpOIoGGaIHcB HeIoIro.
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%HoHpOcH,Ia cIOBo eme pas:
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HO ec4H OH MoReT yxa1HBaTb ga
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lie 3BaHHa HoMcoMoIbIIa. II 81, Il
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mHHIaTbca, Ho envy 9To He yIaIOcb.
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ca TopoIlHBo HoIoHl.Ia Il 9egOpy
--IIOIgeM, 9e4a. Ham, Be4B, no
(0ROHqaHNe Ha An CTpaHNIe).
, 1926-09-14

3aX, BHIeBmHX er0, 3aHeqaTIeU
er0 00.1HR, B ymaX, c.IBmaBHmX
ero rOIOc, eHe 3ByqaT erO no.I-
HbIe HaIeR4 cIoBa, B ro.I0Be Bepe
HIIUeH 0IHBalOT eTO MBTcIH, erO
MaTynIH1ca, TOcRyDHIHh B paMEax
ainsHH HameH IyX npo6y%IaeT IKE
,HaHHa, Hapymaer BpeMeHHHf no.
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III cqacTTHByD IOIO, MIN enIe HO-
cHrea B 0e3BcxoIH0H TocRe B 6e-
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1Io%elaeM lie Iyxy 3eIH cTac-
T.lnB0TO HyTH, II IpHMeMca ga
ocyTUecTBleHHe erO HaIe%I Ha Sc
ME-.
, 1926-09-14

TpH qaca noTparHIo 6opo Ha
eOcTaBaeHHe RaIeHIapHOrO HIaUa.
Bee BOupocH, EaaIocb, OhAH nc
qepIaHH, H @eIop HyIBEHH, ceR
peTapb, IOIrOBa3Mit ceMHaIuaTHIeT
nHii HapeHb, XoTe1 y;Re 3aEpbIBaTb
cO6paHHe, RaR BIpyr CANA kapp
nOHp0CHI cIOBO.
@TOBapHmH, - cRa9aI OH, -
NIL yHyeTHIH H3 Billy yHOpaIoqe
HHe 6MTa! TaRHe BaRHHe' BOHpo
CHI, IaI paHHoHalBHOe HcHOIb3oBa
HHe 6OIIeTa, cTOamHe HepeI BceM
KOMcOMOIOM, He MOTyT He EOcHyTb
ca II nae. IIOIOBaa pacHymeHHOcTb
I0.Ia;Ha 6MTb H3IHTa 30 TTO Obi
TO HH cTaIo B 6IHRafimHH HepHoI
Hamei HepexO4HOh sHOxH!
-TOBapHmH, Hpo4oIIaI Ca
MIA, = IaH BHIHTe, H|peIcTaBHTe
.IbHHIIa IeHCIOf TaCTH HpOIeTapH
ara, a BMeCTe C TEN n BOHaTaa
HHOHepCEoD 9opHocTa, uoWepTH
Baer MeHa. HpHcIymHBaacb Il 9TO
MY DeHlI0My MHeHHO, s. HpeIIa-
raD c,leTyDWee: B BH4y TOTO, qTO
C OPTION Y Hac IeIO O6cTohT OueHB
cHDepH0, q IyMaIO, ITO HALO 0y
IeT OpraHu3OBaTb Beqep, Ha EOTO
pom Mil IeTaIbHO paa6epeM SHaHb
Haa;8OrO qleHa HaMei aqeiEH II
Ha oCHoBe 9THX THBOTpeHemymHX
cBeIeHHfi cyMeeM HpeIHpHHarb re
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3eIop IIyIbRHH cTaHyI mIaHy
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6B.Io ~BBBeIeHO O6'aBIeHHe:
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Il noMemeHHH OH rpyHIH CO
eToHTea saRpHToe eo6paHHe
aqeilHH RlKCM, sHocBameH-
noe BOnpocaM 6HTa. IIocTOpoH
HIM BXO4 BocHpemeH".
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coaHaTeIbnaa" 6eenapTniiHaa Mac
ca, Ie,IaBlHaa HpOHHRHyTb BHyTpb
EoMHaTn, Ho 4eIop Hy1bEHH Gran
B IBepaX II He HyCEaI HHROTO.
Lake TocD He HycTHI 9egop
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, 1926-09-14
Russian Daily Herald assViet
1922 w. Chicago Ave. +
Chicago, Ill.
lOKyweHNe IA MyCCOANHN.

eOAKHH TpH pa3a nO4BepTaACa Ona
CHOcTR, Ra%4bIH pas OCTaBaAca
. UeA N HeBpegHM. 3rO O6cTOaTeAbC-
TBO saCTaBAaeT yCOMHNTbca B npa-
BGNBOcTM MN no RpaAHeH Mepe B
cepbesHOCTR nOKymeHNH Ha MyCco
4. ANHN.
HHKTO He CTaHeT OTpM1aTb, qTO
MyCCOHHHH MMeeT HeMaAO nOANTN-
qecKHx Hp%OTNBHHKOB, VI ITO npNMe
ReHHe 4HHaMHTa B TaRNx cAyqa-
Rx BnOAHe 4OnycTNMo. Ho, 4YMae-
Tea, eCAH OBJ %npOThBHhKN MYccoAA
Nv pemAAN GeacTBhTeAbHO npn6e-
rHYIb K+ ~nog06HOMy c1OcO6y 6Opb-
OBJ, TO &atnhcTeKNa 4NKTaTOp yxe
: 4aBHo he nponsHOcHA obi cBOMx nbl
RINK peqeE.
noAKTMqecKHE TeppOp He aBHa-
eIca sa6aBoh MIN pasBAeqeHHeM.
4TpyHnH, HpNsHaDwne sToT MeTO4
6Opb6bl, oTHOcaTca Il 4eAY 4OBoab-
HO cepbesHo, OcMOTpNTeAbHO " no.
cBanlaDT 3 STO geAO Ang Camblx
BbI4epXaHHbIx HOAORhTeAbHbIx.
B nOKymeHHax IKE Ha MYCCOHHHh
HHqeT0 H0406HOTO He 3aMeqaeTca.
To B nero cTpeAaeT HepBHaa XeH-
whHa 10 MOAo4OE yAH6anmNScs
qeaoBeR.
CAoBOM, RaROe TO p%e6aqecTBo,
a he c%epbesHBH, o64yMaHHHR noaA
TgqecKhE TeppOp. 0co6eHHo CTpaR-
HIM RaweTCa n0CAe4Hee HOKYne-
HHe Ra MyccoAHHn. RaR VI cae4o-
BaAO ORn4aTb, H0EymeHHe sTo ey-
AeT cBasaH0 C COgNaAbHbiM Teqe-
HHeM, N3BeGTHblM nOg hMeHeM ana
pxAsMa. n0cEe4HKe Co06WeRNG
y%e Hepe4aNT, ITO no BceH NTa-
MN HpOHsBo4aTca maccoBhIe apes
Tb aHapxKcTOB. 200 qeAOBeE, 3
TOM qHcAe " EsBeCTHbla npecTape-
Abla aHapxhqecKHa AeaTeAb 3ppA-
RO MaAareGTa ywe 6pomeHbl B THO
pbMy. TemHbIe RaseMaTh oTAa-
AeHHble MeGTa ccblaRH, no BCeH Be
p%OaTHOcTN, OnaTb 6y4yT sanOaHeHbl
aHapxNCTaMN.
. nos1oMy oyer yMecTHbrM ocTa-
f.. HOBHTbCa HecRoHbKO HOApO6Hee Ha
HoRymeHNN Ha RN3Hb MYCCOANHH,
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KYmeHNa bee eme He BblaCHeHbl.
He no OnNcaHNaM KOppecEOH4eH-
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o6uIeM CB04NTca X CNe4YOWleMy.
MOAO4oH qeAoBeR HpNexaA VS. Ma
pCeAa C 4ByMa 6OM6aMN. npOml0
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veaoBeK 6pocHa 6oM6Y B MyccoaH
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avn npN TaROA o6CTaHoBKe. ABTo-
MO6Nab, B KOTOpOM exam MyCCOAh~
HA, %nepeCeRaA HAoma4b IlapTC
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Ia HpHexaBmEH Hs @paHgNa C 90
M6aMh MOAO4OH qeAOBeK HanpaBHA-
ca HpoTEB a%BToMO6HAa, nperpa%-
4aa envy nyTb. ABTOMO6NAb nOqTN
VIC 0%cTaHOBNAGa. MOAOEoH qeROBeK
H%eCRoAbK0 pas npKAOKRA npaByo
pYKy K EoabIpbKy, oT4aBaa VacTb,
a AeBoR gOCTaA AS KapMaHa 6oM6y
" 6pocHA ee non a%BTOMo6NAb. Ror
IA OF BsOpBaBmeaca 60M6bI he TO
HbE0 MyCc0AHHA no " aBToMo0Hlb
coxpaHNAca 8 rGlcCIM, noAoAON We
HoBeR 6pocMI sfoqyH 6on0Y, HoEe
pas, H0na2 8 Tra-n 10 faaOpBa-
mach.
Bee &c a7HqbEo G1PdRao. ga
qcM ora Z. ~ .oppopACTY Bes
TN 69lGI y 1pauInn? Be4b $40
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c FpaaTnqe3Ho& To@sa speHNa
re %Hpac"se"a22. fla FpaHHue segL
, 1926-09-14
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RUSSIAN DAILY HERALD
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THE ~DAWN-RASSVIET
a Russian Daily Newspaper, Publishod
svory day. except Sunday, BY the Di
FSetoriats of Russian Trades Union Of
the United Statos Of America and
Canada.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1926-08-28
Dark Colors Favored
for Late Summer Wear

A season that starts out in riot of
color frequently ends with black and
navy blue In places Of distinct impor-
lance. No one can tell just why this
is. but the fact remains that almost
invariably midsummer finds these
darker shades conspicuously exploited
For the dress Of semi-sheer material
for wear when it Is necessary to come
into town, nothing is smarter than
black or navy blue, particularly IL
there are piquant touches Of color I'm
collar ends or In the facings of revers.
A frock Of very recent origin and
especially noteworthy because 1t is a
different Interpretation Of the popular
two-piece mode Is Of black crepe Eliza
beth, with a circular piece attached to
the waist to form a tunic. This has
an inverted plat in front TO match
the plat on the skirt. Jabots Of the
material give graceful line, which is
accentuated by smaller Jabots Of white
crepe Elizabeth.
In almost every instance a wide
brimmed hat accompanies a frock Of
this type
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1926-08-28
HOW WE MAY POSTPONE DAY
OF OUR OWN FUNERALS

If we wish to postpone our funerals
and live to the age Of Us years, as we
should, we must persistenly practice
the principles Of health, says Thurman
B. Rice in the June Hygeia.
1t is not enough to live a long life;
it must be full one as we'll. Women
are young at So today, yet two genera
tons ago they were elderly ladies,
rocking on the porch and watching
the procession go by. To be actively
alive, efficient, happy, interested and
interesting, one must have health.
Training Finicly Children to Eat
How to make child eat is a ques-
ton that troubles great many parents.
The mother learns just what f FIR
child should have and prepares them
properly, but how to get the child to
eat them?
One important step towards this
goal is to secure the cooperation of
the father, says Anna Dee Weaver,
writing in Hygeia for June If child
sees his father eating spinach or car
rots and enjoying them, he will want
to eat them in order to grow big and
strong like daddy.
Small servings will often encourage
child, while the sight Of large
amount Of food appalls him. 1t is easy
to eat few mouthfuls, and gradually
the amount may be increased. Dainty
service and attractive color combina-
tons will appeal to the child. He will
not eat carrots alone, but combined
with peas, he may like them.
Highly seasoned foods, such as
pickles, dull the childs appetite for
the bland, more nutritious kinds. In
discriminate eating between meals will
take away the child's appetite for his
regular meals. If child will not eat
at meal time, he should not be allowed
any food until the next meal. One or
two meals may be safely skipped, and
often this radical method is necessary
when the child fails to respond to other
methods.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1926-08-28
Shaped Bodice, Tunic
Worn bv Paris Bathers

There Is evident I'm the newest bath
Ing suits an inclination to define the
figure with slightly shaped bodice or
tunic, and to give a little fullness 10
the skirt, however short, says a Paris
fashion correspondent. This In done
usually with an inverted plait at each
side, In some models Of crepe or In
taffeta a cluster of gathers,
The head covering for bathing and
the beach Is uncommonly attractive
this season. A few smart little shapes
In leather. rubberized material and
silk are shown for women who dress
more for the sun bath and beach
promenade than for swimming, NIL OF
them In pretty flower colors. Son,
foppy little hats Of cretonne and other
figured cotton are pretty and popular.
But the bathing caps most In demand
ft the head simply, wound I'm the
manner Of a turban or kerchief, with
q snappy bow In front, at the back or
at one side. Most practical Of an are
the aviator caps that cover the hair
and ears and fasten with q strap un-
der the chin.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1926-08-28
Hats With Broad Brims;
Sheer Summerv Frocks

Summer afternoon frocks, which
have a place Of minor Importance In
the wardrobe Of French woman, are
almost essential to the American, q
fact due In a great measure to the diff
ference n climate In France and
America. Our warm summer days and
brilliant sunlight have brought about
an awakened interest In hats with
broader brims. Hats Of this type have
not been much In evidence during the
past two seasons. but this summer
their vogue Is definitely established
and one sees them worn with tho
sheer summary frocks so appropriate
to the season and the climate.
Lingerie frocks also once more have
place in the fashion picture and are
charmingly youthful in line and In
their exquisite coloring.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1926-08-28
Cut of Sleeve, Mounting
of Plaits Is Irnuortant

Like most other competitions, the
race to lead in fashions depends large
ly on the finish. Never before have
clothes been so beautifully finished
off. Tremendous attention has been
paid to the cut of sleeve and the
mounting Of plaits. In consequence
the clothes Of this season give the i'm
preston Of extreme simplicity where
as they are anything but simple and
are not to be duplicated in home
manufacture
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1926-08-28
Tights, Fancy Carriers
Are Popular Fashions

The fancy garter which rather vul-'
carly came into popularity with the
short skirt Ia not being abandoned by
well-dressed women Of refinement even
In the younger and more active sets.
Tights which have feet and there
fore are also fitted to serve the Dur
pose Of stockings are being worn By
those who can afford them. The ma
Jority who, Of course cannot. are SUD
porting their stockings wholly from
the waist and are wearing tights to
below the knee. But they cling to
fancy garters, useless though they be.
The one-piece stockings and tights
idea Is Of course from Paris. In very
expensive garments, clocks are en-
broidered and an elastic garter, which
becomes a part or the garment, In In
set above the knee, but It contains no
rubber, II is merely a tightly woven
section like the tops Of some socks for
men.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1926-08-28
GIVE KHAN PERMIT TO MARCH
SANS HOODS AT WASH
INGTON

Washington, d. C.-Permission to
parade on Pennsylvania avenue on
Sept IS in full regalia, but without
hoods, has been given the Ku Klux
Khan by police of this city. The per-
NIT was issued to L. A. Mueller i'm
perial representative, under whose
auspices similar demonstration was
staged year ago, when between So
600 and 10000 klansmen paraded. The
issuance of the permit was vigorously
protested by the local branch of the
National Association for the Advance
ment Of Colored People.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1926-08-28
Hats. Are High, Pointed,
Trimmed With Flowers

Hats are high and pointed and
sometimes trimmed with flowers.
Many are round and trimmed with
transversely placed feathers or flow
ers, which make the crown appear to
be higher. The panne hats are high
crowned and soft. with the brim
turned down over the eyes. The felt
ones are generally high crowned,
pointed and folded in the center. with
very small brims; large ones are but
rarely seen. Toques are either en-
broidered or trimmed with degrade
ribbons.
The evening headgears are general
ly in open-worked metal resembling
closely laurel leaf crowns, but some
times are made Of the same fabric as
the dress and have the ends forming q
scarf.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1926-08-28
Fobs Back in New Guise;
Suspended From Bar Pin

Fobs have come back, but In a new
guise. The new fob Is suspended from
a bar pin, usually of rhinestones.
A fob of grosgrain ribbon hanging
from bar Of rhinestones attached to
the breast pocket Of the tailored suit
adds a smart tone to the costume. But
fobs are also worn with dressy after
noon frocks. and for this purpose they
are Of crystal in white or combined
with colored stones.
For the popular black and white
costume there are fobs Of white crys-
tails with the bar In onyx. closely set
with rninestones with an afternoon
dress the fob is worn on the left side
a little below the shoulder.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1926-08-28
MOTOR TO CITY

Mr.. and Mrs. Glanton, Mrs. D. "A.
Shelton, her daughter and neice, with
Miss Alberta Robinson, motored to the
city from St Louis, where Miss Robin
son had visited for three weeks. The
party was the guest of Miss Robin
sons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Kin
ney, 3142 Calumet avenue, for a few
days during the week.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1926-08-28
PITTSBURGH AND WYLIE
AVENUE
By John L. Clark
(Preston News Servicel

(Preston News Service)
Contrary to the belief that Negroes
will continue to support white mer-
chant regardless of how that merchant
treats him, over 400 fight fans
thronged Wylie avenue last Thursday,
and yet scarcely twenty listened to
returns from E. X. Thumm's.
Pats place and George Woods Mu-
sic Shoppe were jammed with people
of darker hue, signifying in their quiet
way that there is an inkling of loyalty
to Negro business effort. when that
effort is based solely on service and
value.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1926-08-28
BAILEY CANCELS TRIP

M. T. Bailey of The Bailey Realty
Co, 1888 s. State street, owing to the
pressure of business matters, cancelled
his annual trip with the Fl. Dearborn
1926 Marching Club and delegation to
the National Grand Lodge meeting
held during the present week at Cleve-
land, Ohio When the train pulled out
some Of the boys remarked, 1T seems
that a car is left from our train"