davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-05-08

A Sacramento, California, dispatch
quotes the governor of Nevada as
saying in reference to Mary Pick
ford's divorce: MARY lied like a
gentleman"
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-05-08

A small Toy said the other day thai
the reason his father would not lei
him swing on the front gate was thai
nobody else could get through.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-13
TRADE TO ORIENT
 IS SLOWING DOWN

TOKYO, Aug. 13 (by Associated Press) The trade between this coun- try and the United States is gradually becoming dull, due to the financial panic which makes cargo movements inactive Japanese ships plying be- tween Japanese and American ports are carrying very limited cargoes on both inward and outward trips, es. pecially on the former
 On the outward trips the situation has improved slightly, owing to the increase in the exportation of miscel. laneous goods. The dull shipments on the homeward voyage is mainly due to the cancellation of orders previous. ly contracted for by Japanese import CTS who had sto resort to cancellation because of the financial depression and the money tight situation.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-13
OIL PIPE LINES
 ARE COMMON
 CARRIERS LA,

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 13 (by Asso- ciated Press) ).-Oil pipe lines in Louis iana today became common carriers under provisions of law enacted by the recent general assembly. The lines now come under the supervision and regulation of the state railroad commission.
 The bill as passed concluded a fight of long standing between the Standard Oil Company of Louisiana and the In- dependent Oil Producers of North Louisiana The independents claimed that the nature of the business con- ducted by the Standard proved the corporation lines to be common car riers, while the Standard contended it's lines were private property.
 The term common carriers. as de- fined in the law includes persons, firms or corporations engaged in the transportation of crude petroleum for hire or which may be legally held to be such from the nature of their bus mess. It is provided that there shall be no discrimination against the own CTS or shippers of oil
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-13
 WITH ROMANCE;
 DUSTY PIANO

BRIDGESPORT, Cal, Aug. 13 (by Associated Press) ).-Visitors to the now deserted mining camp of Lundy, once populace community of Mono county, were surprised to find square piano in one of the old buildings. Buried in dust and it's voice silent for score of years, the instrument in fair tune and members of the party produced upon it airs it had never be- fore known in the days when it af- forded entertainment for lively min ing camp.
 Old timers here associate the for gotten piano with a romance and a tragedy.
 AS the story goes, a young girl, talented in music, came from an east ern state to visit Lundy, and the en- tire camp was attracted by the won- uSElul IOuSS Wu1CA upOA the old dusty piano, the only instru- ment for 200 miles around in that desolate country. Among others came a gambler of the facinating type, a dandy of early California days. Im- mediately he laid siege to the girls affections and soon carried her away to San Francisco as his bride.
 Only a few months later the word came back from Lundy that the girl of the piano was dead-murdered; and that her gambler husband was gone and with him a small fortune belong ing to his wife.
 Thereafter the piano fell into disuse and when the people of Lundy, one after another departed to other places it was left behind to accumulate dust.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-13
WAR RAVACED
 LANDS MUST BE RECONSTRUCTED

BUDAPEST, Aug. 13 (by Associated Press). ).-John R. Mott, general secre- tarX of the International Y. M. c. A., in outlining the organizations plans for helping to reconstruct war-ravaged lands says there are too many holi- days in Europe"
 Poland, according to Mott, has 90 holidays year, besides Sundays, and Rumania has probably twice that num- Der. "This idleness is leading to politi- cal upheavels, declared the Ameri- can.
 In giving the first details of the Y. M. c. A. and Worlds Student Chris tian Federation's proposed new efforts to help brokendown Europe Dr. Mott sad: Ut isn't by giving bread but work that reconstruction will be pos sible. One of the tasks on which I am now engaged is to attempt to devise the wisest way to help the schools and universities of Europe from the decadence into which they were plunged by the war. Otherwise edu- cation will be lost through the pover- ty of professors, and also through the black of students.
 'The keynote of my talks in Poland, Czecho-Slovakia and Hungary has been self-help The students must learn to work their way through col leges as is the case in the United .States. From the Y. M. c. A. point of view we are establishing model branches as we hope to show the new nations their way back to work and to self-help.
 ''It is not by saying Thou shalt not that the world can be bettered; it is by showing the way. The Y. M. c. A. will help men to spend their idleness profitably. It will adapt itself to these nations and give them something per manent. There will be model Y. M, c. As for universities, for railways, for industrial centers, and also ill the country for the peasants. It is easier to get mony than to spend wisely so we will go slowly on that score. we are getting ready to enter Russia, too' Americans are profoundly anxious to help there.
 "I have been in Europe among prisoners, otherwise than during the war, and for 30 years have been work ing in foreign countries. l believe the Russian question, owing to the desire of the people there to end their troubles, will be settled if foreign countries can unite for six months on the same policy
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-13
ARREST PIRATE BAND
 OPERATING NEAR KOBE

KOBE, Japan, Aug. 13 (by Associat- ed Press).-The discovery of de serted and empty lighter off the beach some miles from Kobe, led to the arrest of a band of pirates who have been operating in the waters near Kobe for months past. Mystery surrounding the disappearance of a cotton lighter, loaded with 2O3 bales of raw cotton and chartered by Nick ell and Lyons, Ltd, of Kobe, caused the investigation.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-13
INDIANS PREPARE FOR
 ANNUAL DIPSEA RACE

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 13 (by As sociated Press ).-Dipsea Indians ot Ae San Francisco Olympic club are weparing to hold their annual seven mile cross country Dipsea race on Sep tember 26.
 The race will be the sixteenth an nual Dipsea run. It will take the usual course over the Lone Tree trail, start ing at Mill Valley and finishing at Willow camp. Mill Valley and Willow camp are Marin county points across the San Francisco bay from here.
 Rules of the Pacific Association of the Amateur Athletic Union Will gov ern. No entries will be recelved rom runners under seventeen years ot age
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-13

Just arrived-A shipment of the 25O-3OOO Savage Bolt-Action Model 1920 sporting rifle. Come in and give if the once over. Blum-ONeiIl Go. 3-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-13

Best coffee in town served at the fifty Bakery.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-13

Don't argue. The Club Billiard Hall or,.;os frasb tobacco. 27-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-13

Graham Bread fresh every day at the City Bakery.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-13

Wienie rolls and pastry of all kinds at the Alaskan Grill HUI
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-13

Shower and tub baths at the Club Barber Shop. Open day and night. 3-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-13

Meals we'll cooked and properly served at the Alaskan Grill. 17-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-13

Sun Maid Raisin Bread, always a favorite at the City Bakery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11

Il is difficult TO estimate the value
Of a systematic course Ct reading IN
the greater literature of the world IT
wideus ones horizon despens one
current Of thought, quickens ones IN
rere %ts. and makes all lHs richer and
fuller; not only the life OF the indl-
ct the natiaa--as well That
individuals and nations alike may be
thus enriched. the United Stairs bureau
a. ed1catlon is Issuing, through its
home education division, several care
fuuF planned courses in reading.
To each person who. submits salts
factory evidence or hs wing read All tire
books on this list within three years
from the. tirce- of. pQininz the circle, a
certificate will be awarded bearing the
seal Of the United States bureau Of
education ard signed by. the commits
stoner Of education, All young men
and women who wish to Law good
foundation for knowledge Of the best
literature are invited to Join this cir
Gle.
Charles Alphonso Smith. professor
% English in the University Of Wy
ginia: Charles Forster Smith. pro-
lessor OF Greek in the University Of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11

Wisconsin, Richard Burton, professor
az English literature in the University
Of Minnesota; and william Lyon Phelps.
professor of English literature in vale
l3riversits. have assisted the bureau OF
education IN directing the course OF
reading.
In writing about this course. refer 70
II as. United states bureau OF .educa "
ton home education division, read
ing course No o." or Great Literature
Ancient, Medieval and Modern
Reading Course No. 2.
The Book of Job. Moultcn's Mod
eru Readers Bible.
:. .Deuteronomy> Moulton's Modern
Readers Bible
;. Isaiah Moulton's Modern Read
er s Bible -
I. The I1iad Of Homer. Lang. Leaf
and Mver.
5. The Odyssey Of Homer Butcher
and Lang Or. the Odyssey OF Homer.
william Cullen Bryant.
s. The Prometheus Bound OF Aeschy-
lus Janet Case.
The Aereid OF virgil. Taylor. Or,
the Aeneid of Virgil. williams.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11

She can burn the cigarette to ashes in
few breaths. The rneasly thing is
already under partial ban in most
states and is totally prohibited in
one. Great multitudes use cigarettes.
AID love tlera. but abuse them never
tteless SNUFF was once 3 mighty SO
clal factor but has fallen into
desuetude except anong limited
circle. N which it is used by stealth.
The old quiq still counts, its slaves by
gle hundreds Of thousands, but an in
.crcazing prejudice has made its use
largely one for clapdestire enjoyment
n places supposed to be free from IN
;r4ston. She NAV grind them TO
powder or chew them to pieces. e.
Fut her rea! trouble will be en-
rauntsred when she tackles the com
fort-ng pipe and the fragrant cigar
She. Will be striking ct some mems
most precious weakness, Countless
women. too, will resent this attempt
70 deprive their men folk Of that
whiih superinduees contented eve
nlnsa at home, agreeable converse,
md in1parts to the men that aroma
which has become associated in the
fer1iiine mind with a masculine pres
7r'ce. As for the nen, they may an
ever her in the words q Kiplnr: "A
woman is only a woman. but a sood
cigar IL smoke
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11
PERsHING AS A CANDIDATE

Out In Nebraska there Is . clun
which calls ;2ef Nebraska FOR
SPerxhang-" Il has manager, ana II
ssert441ly needs one. who IS an enter
px1slng young raan by the name Of
xBrods That IL VIA. rany Repubu-
seana would wish 70 take to. Il General
sFershing were nominated Woods
says that Pershing Is wiling, Though
not an axplranL no would ran i:
drafted Naturally. the General Ii In
favor o: the draft That Is how he
found himself the head Of such a
MI agni1cent American ar1ay Ia France
SBut in these times when certain states
have presidential preferential prlna-
@r4es. af ~sspl-azt trust be something
acrs than receptive 6ur n2ust file
notscs OF his candidacy. and in Some
axsa.es a. brief statement o. his plat
SfsEsn L he would hone u capture s1y
6Aeiegatas Ii those states
There sre sorae signs that the p@o-
ERie are suffering reaction from
Brings naliltal-y. The pazss ara bur
ssdans Of The war were 700 recent and
zano sewers Ees.aes. Peczesnr e uor
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11
EUROPEAN PEACE

Notifications Of tire peace treaty.
st Paris at O'clock YES
\ tSraav afternoon. brought 10 a
formal end the state Of war in Europe
which began on August j 1913. and
has Technically existed units yaster-
dag. though TIE military hoseAuas
trrr-laased when the arTniksiee was
slgned or the 1lth II Novemtsr.
ass.
The rnsysd States had 70 share lr
tbs rnorentouz oeremon8 because p
Barrow and pretudice1 eo,erie Of the
Ilnited sstz.A -ses-atn--.lr= re.aaz.4-s- thai
WI not and justification In TIRE eyes
Sof postersty. have blocked the -al44.
cation Of the treaty by America
Nevertheless. the treaty vs. IN force
between the nations most vitality coz
seerno6- The frst meeting o. the
1clgue OF nations Will nc held on
fAs 18th. which is a red-lettsr day in
America for another reason. The
En;ne6 States will not be represented
~ the meeting OF the league. The
World moves or. but the nation IN
Mhtck the impulse OF TITS great for
ward step was born. IS now hating
and compelled 70 be- spectator az
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11

S. The Nibelungenlied. Needler.
8. The Divine Comedy of Dante. Cary.
Or. the Divine Comedy OF Dante. Nor
ton Or. tho Divine Comedy OF Dante.
Henry Wadsworth Longfeilow.
10, Ceryantes' Don Qu4xots Johnson
- IL. Shakespeare's Merchant OF Venics
Macbeth. Hamlet and Othello. Any ed
ton,
IA. Select Plays of Moiiere: Tartuffe
the lmposter y-Sho pkee per Turned Cen
tleman; the Misanthrope
IL. Miiton's Paradise Lost Mason :
edition
IA. Goethe's Faust Taylor
Reference Books
Gayley's Classical Myths
Classical Dictionary william Smith
Introduction 20 Homer. Richard G
Iehh
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11

General Grant or a Colonel Roose-
welt Few people urtn recently knew
whether he was c penocfat or a Re
publican. Though he may be a Re-
publican by birth or preference, he is
nor politician and no one has
ca4u1ed that he was a statesman.
Moreover. General Pershing had a
good deal TO do with the management
Of The war. II Is believed that IN
many matters Ct crucial moment it
was his counsel when determined the
course Of The war department. What
would ba his situation II he were COM
RELIED To rake the race for tAe presd-
aenoy on a platform oondemntng the
manner II which the war has been
conducted by the adrninistra ton.
largely or Persh.ues advice? There
would be some eubarrassmants.
PefshluG Is no orator. Re might net
o. able to condemn the Wilson re-
s+rae without oondoza.ntag hlnselt HIS
best epeechEwas Lafayette. we are
here" And that Is one which he
en- rover repeat ae woula he an
unhappy ca-a.5a5e .;
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11
The Worlds Great Literary Bibles

Books That Came of the Hearts and Minds OF the People
for Whom Their Authors Were Only Spokesmen-Human
Books That Take Firm Hold on Human Life-Broad Mind
ed Books Whose Authors Saw Life Steadily and Saw It
Whole
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11
A REAL ANTI

Miss Lacy Page Casroa. OF south
sLaakcta. has eh4ea her bonnet lnto ne
rrs1ide ring and Viii seeA tae
sositioa. q chief magistrate q tbs
f5t1esrssss 12n6 81 'tase ffes epon IN
9)nGi-tonscco platform. A. far. as TIC
AIpit4ung puolic can now learn this
NJ her whole plattoru-tl1e c!.r11t1a-
Rton o, this dreadful weed In all .z
horr4d forms This IS a bold--not p
dara4evilish undertaking anon
avhich this trail feaale person ha2
Considering the fact ttat
r4e -tourtr.s OF the qualified Alsc-
srAte, roughly speaking. are de-
DsAer az nicotine in one or more az
v III wisl not be eif41als far her TO
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11
HOME READING COURSE NO. 2.


making
provdedl
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11

"onaA re4l4 tAlnz Of soliciting their
Eoles @5th the promise to deprive
ther q tl1at idol before whom they 50
rsAsioas'y ofer Incense. More than
a.s2 * took 2. v'oroau II sgxpassIng
dlsFegsr1 for political Consequences.
'a 4r7ertaAe 70 INDUSTRIOUS a thing as
nFeaiaentAal caupaisn upon &c slen-
DER possibility IL receiving votes
enough to carry single precinct But
these considerations: eonylac4 eone Of
her intrepid spirit, wfHe ttaey In
eyitabiy detrast from any reputation
she may have had for political fore
sight
her ailurtng aspects. 70 one hut a
make burning campaign speeches
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11

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p, d. > .,r,;it,,,,q ras1tisn for this
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-11

: Gans- kady Company !
ANNOUNCE THE
FIRST
; ANNIVERSARY !
|: SALE
:. In Their New: Building
The occasion will be marked by exceptional vauegiv
ing in Clothing, Furnishings and Hats
Every item in the sale comprises our regular stock
every item the saving of many dollars you Read
the full list;
Lot 1-Represents hundreds of OUR FINE SUITS in all
the prevailing materials and cut in models to suit ]
both extreme and conservative tastes.
SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY PRICE, $3.50
Lot 2lS comprised Of finer Of fabrics, in Che
yios and Worsteds, in the season most popular
d models
' SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY PRICE, s49.5o
Lot 3-Ofers the very finest fabrics and the kifu
workmanship it was possible to produce Suits
that equal and IN many instances excel the finest
TO order productions
: SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY PRICE, $3.50
In Overcoats offerings varied in variety
and colorings that the selections are almost be-
wilderng-Iight. Medium and Heavy Coats for
: walking and driving purposes--in short, medium !
and extreme lengths with regularand storm col
q Lot A-Ofers hundreds of oVERCoATS
SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY PRICE, $3.50
i Lot B-Ofers hundreds of OVERCoATS
. SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY PRICE, $3.50
. Lot Golfers hundreds of OVERCOATs
SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY PRICE, s4o.50
. Lot D-Ofers hundreds of OVERCoATS
SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY PRICE, $3.50
In addition, shall place Special Sale the follow
ing
MEMS SOFT HATS the very latest shades and shapes
SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY PRICE s2e5
MEMS TAN RAINcoATs
SPECIAL ANNIvERsA AIRY PRICE, $3.50
BOYS AND GIRLS REFERS, made of finest woolens.
SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY PRICE, 1915
: KNITTED SKATING CAPS for men women and child
SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY PRICE, s1t5
i Mems Knitted and Fleece Lined GLOVES
SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY PRICE. Soc
Men Spring Needle Cotton SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, !
all sizes .-...t.s 90 s:47
SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY PRICE 95c
Ordinarily this sale should prove very inviting and
with the additional prospect Of future advancing
of clothing of every kind the sale is that with
if unusual Importance
Our stock of Clothing consists of various models that
will insure lit to OF every share cafer ~ fhe
Extra Shor-Extra Tal-and Extra Large men as well
as to the regular shapes.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-17


sInge alcoolizat, 81 totusi, 0 sticla
cu alcool, 81 inca cu limer fin, va
cxiSta undcva. -. Va lasa gura a
pa? Nrcti sa stiti undc? Sub piatra
fundamentals bisericei Universal
liste din Montgomery, cladita in a
nul 1897. Asa zice William Swain,
dascal 81 istorician al comunei care
site, fiindca vazut cu ochii, end
IS a pus Sticla Gu liquer sub piatra
fundamentals.
.,Hei! Pc tnmpurile acelc", zfce
Mr. Swain, cu un suspin scoS din
adincul inimei 81 dim toata puterea
|plamInilor, pc timpurile acele ra-
lchiul era tot asa de respectable ca
81 apa'.
,,Prcotii beau ca 81 lumca cea lal-
ia 81 nu faccau pc fariSeii. 81 end
Sc cladca blScrlca. 0 Scoala sau o
casa. sc punea o Sficla en- rachlu la
temclia eli 81 oamcnii beau, urind
sanatate unul altuia. ST lumea era
mai sanatoaSa ca All. Advocati mai
|pntini 81 inchisori mai putine. Cur
canli dormcau pc copaci. All til fu-
ri 81 din cotet. 81 vulpele s'au IA
cut mai viclene: $ 'au luat dupa oa-
mcni'' 81 asa zice Mr.. Swain, 81 moi
IL credem, ca 81 pc vremea apucata
de moi. Hlmea parca era mai buna
en- toate ca din cind in END Sc mai
inveselea 81 pc unii din eli trebrNa
sal duca de brat pima acasa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-17
DIN FUeA (ONDFU[UI.

D-ra Lorena Carroll, de II ami,
din Philadelphia. care nrmeaza la
Q scoall malta sa Sc speciali zezc in
mathematical, find pusa sub epitro-
pie (orfana dc tata) "a ccrut tribr-
nalulnl sal mareasca Gotta intrcti-
nercl: .,inh dau toata silinta Sc fac
economic dar imi perd capul, ne
stiind c.im sd es la socoteala GU
$l5,Lco pc an. Soferul 81 intreti-
nercea automobilului ma costa $5,-
900; Art.cola de toalcte. .frezura,
gitlgar calc vi irnbracami,ltea 49,
900; sdreatip;lea 81 contribuirea la
biseriea 5000; calatorii 81 distrac-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-17

iii $1,000; Doctor, dentist 81 opti-
elan $1,000; Chiria $4,000; hrana
81 Intre tinerea easel $4, 900; 81 nu-i
mimic exagerat, va rog dar sa-mi A.
probati cererea" dar tribunalul
din New York, unde depinde ca
sui, fost asa de hahn Cd refuzat
cererea d-rei Carroll, care acum e
silita sa traieasca cum va putea Gu
$4,000 pc an, pima la majorat. -
Saracuta! J.. -. sau cum zice tele-
grama: ,,Saraca mica fata bogata.
Vor trece ami, decade 81 secole
poate; uscase-yor toate piynitele 81
SC vor evapora cea din urmA picG-
tura dc alcocl 81 in pk1ipt se va
preface cea din urma picatura de
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-17
aSul.

fngrjorat asteapt3, ca Gel che
matf Sd spere intereselc intregu-
lui neam, sd aibS 81 restrn SOAR
ia acestui colt de p8nint foms-
nesc = att d. d',s', su',rsisis do Unsuri.
= mteresul ce ~ cryizse cN pu-
tin patriei lui Dras'y vodS, da-