davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-10

chaz obdob rvaeho mrr universaniho bratrstv prd-
kopnfka teto move cry pedsavova by president
vlastne potom expresident Wilson.
teto nabidce jiste zahanbucho ponizuifciho
bya nabfdnua presidentov primo zavratna
nemohu dosud mym ctenaTm sdelit zda ten parlamenar
angcke flmov6 poletno dosal pznivou odpoved
DIESEL nepofzenou Sotva to Ct verenost pred
bremen prfstlho roku.
Nen celem svete takoveho postaven ako jest ono pre-
sdenta Spojenych a p Wilson nemdze ami "a tech nepri
znvesch okonos vse nez pfa ych m aby 20 doslouzen
sve hdy presidentsk6 opetne ma pekny dab
kou ddstonost vekym pfijmy Kdoz vi zdali Woodrow
Wilson bude fesne pi Wisonove TAX b jako president
Spojenych Statu, nimz vede nehoz bya prvn damou
zem Takovy vsak jest osud dsky, p and down. tax to
ma svete chodf.
Ctvrty brezen bude dnem sehovAni Bilem Dome byva
bud kazde cy roxy kazdch osm rok die toho lax ten
vrtkavy by svym naemnkem spokojen Steho-
vani jest vzdycky neprfjemne at jest Beho Domu
nebo jenom obyceneho bytu, noyy naemnk neceka
d6e nez bfezna, kdy stary naiemnfk mus byti
pryc.
Kdyz schylovaa ku skonku lhdta presidenta Cleve
landa zeptal jeden znamy male Marion Ceveandovy:
well, Marion, proc pax budete stehovat nelbf Sc
YAM tady?"
Mckinley tomin, cdpovedea maa Marion jiste ten
Mckinley byl jejich occh hotovym Perovskym
Kdo pax pride po p. Wilsonovi do Bileho Domu? Pan
Harding p Hardingova, obsarozna DANA, nebo p.
esna eho panicka eho zena nz emokraticky kan
ddat presidenta vyzeni neenom mad scnost ale take
bohastvi? To jest I've hvezdach psano Nepfde tam vsak
ami Wood ami McAdoo, pres to- re vborne nformovane
noviny prazske pfinesy pred casem zpravu wood by
pat lrednho kan5idata republkanske strany a
sme dosal pTedevGirem dovidame presdentst
Spojenych Stad bude demokray kanddovat Mac Adoo
Coz aby nektery nasch rodakd dosud Praze prodl6
vajcich usporada pfednasku tamn koegyzurnaisty
iak Americe navrhue vo president? Nyni kdyz Ce
skosovensko zauma svepravne msto rodn6 narod mel by
prese jeho sk mti svetovy rozhled prehed PIP. Wood
McAdoo enom rozb6hi nominaci ale nedobeh mety
dostihi PIP. Harding Cox.
Nyni vsak teprve 81 uvedomuji, sem psal Coxov
Hardngov ako moznych nastupcch presdena Wona Jsou
zde vsak JIM Coz ably by Debs nekdy divine
deji. tom prpad6 dovom pfedpoved6 prvni uredn
vkon presidenta Debse beze srachu predpov6d
nespn Prvnm ufednm vyt presidenta Debse by byo
by sem sebe omosnl slevl zbyvajici lhtu nebot il
max "boardingu' Atante do Bfeho Domu by nemoh.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-10
UCITELE - LECEONARI ZE
SIBlRE We WASHlNGTONE.
Vyslechli budovs vyslanectvi
pfednaslu Skoiniho komisare
p. p. Claxtona prohledli
washingtonske skoly. Navstivi-
Ii tsz rlzna musea.

Washington, d. c. 6. cerven
ce. (CTK) Jest znamo, re
Ceskoslovenske armade ma Ru-
81 bylo mezi dobrovolci velk6
procento uGitelu die neddv-
nych statistickych zprav bylo
zjist6no, re celkem Sc jich pri-
hlasilo do legii 1851 a to 596 z
Czech, 488 z Moray, 35 re
SleZska a 80 re Slovenska. V
boji jich pablo 46.
Take mezi asimi vojiny,
l1teri po nehode ma transport
nj lodi Mt. Vernon bylo uni
steni We vojens'<em tabore V
Norfolku Va. jest celia rada u
eiteln, obecnych i NEST an
skych Skol Cs. Republ;ky, ktefi
lpouzili sveho pobytu ma pude
Ameriky k tomu, aby Sc sezna-
mill americkym Skolstvim a
! tim rozSirili obor svych znalo-
sti o move poznatky a zkuSe--
nosti.
Ia tim ucelem podnikli eX-
Eursi do Washingtonu, l1de by
Ii hosty CeskoslovensKeho Wy
slansctvi, byvse pozvani naslm
diplomatickym zastupcem p.
Janem G.. Masarykem, a Ma wy
slanectvi byla pro ne uspora-
dana prednaska skolniho kom;
sare p. Philsndera P. ClaXto-
ma. nacez prohledli 81 nektere
washingtonske skoly, jakoz
pTednf kulturni ustavy. Ucelem
iexkurse jejich bylo, aby sezna-
Ii system americke vychovy a
zarizeni zdejsich skol, tax ably
mohli We vlasti referovati CO
vhodnGho a nasledovani hod-
neho jest methodach skolstvi
americkeho, ably seznali zejm&
: ma soustav uruGnich praci re
meslnych obeznamili Sc ie
} jich praktickym vyznam9m.
Celkem zavitalo do Wash
: lingtonu Is uciteld tabora
: norfolsk6ho, jichz jmena jsor
: Pavel Rusek, Adolf Polasek, J
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-10

Holy, Josef Bucdk, F. Pliska,
l.. kovar, A. Hladky, R. FLIP
skys r. Horacek, V. Mach, E.
Krcchler, j. Skrda, A. Skorp-
lik a Josef Kundrat.
V sobotu dopoledne byli u
vitdni na vyslanectvi p. Janem
G.. Masarykem a vsemi cleny
legace Csl. Tisk. Kanceiare,
nacez vyslechli predndSku p.
ClaXtona, jez byla jim tlumo-
Gena prof. dr.. AleSem Hrdlic-
kou, spravcem Anthropologic-
keho oddeleni Smithsonianske
ho lnstitutu. Skolni komisar
ClaXton We sve prednasca pou-
kazal k tomu, re prava demo-
lsracie neni MONA bez vzdela-
nj a jak pravil PestaloZzi, AM
prave svobody neni bez vzdela
mi. To ie take vndci myslenka
americk6ho skolstvi, jez Jest
zaIozeno ma podklad6 ciste
demokratickem. Vylitil sousta
WI d6tskych Skolek (kinden-
garten) dale vereinych skol G.
lementarnich, Sc zvlastnim zre-
itelem ma Skole soukrome a cir
kevni, poukazav ma to, re ion
, Go katolickych skol chodi V
Americe ieden million pet set
tisic ditek. Dale WHO'LL system
$kol vy$sich (1igh schools) a
koloii a zylastni pozornost y6-
noval statnim universit5m, jc-
Iiich zarizeni, financovani Wy
ucovaci methode.
Y poledne byli ucitele hosty
10. MasarylSa V hotelu Lafayet-
te, odpolsdne navstivili nekte-
re obecne j vySsi skoly. TAX Sc
znamili sc Sc zarizenim vysSi
skoly Central High School,
| Dunbar, Armstrong, UcKin-
ley Manual Training School a
smallwood School. V nedeli do
poledne prohledh 81 hoste bo-
tanickou zahradu, Capitol. od-
poledne pax Smithosiniansky
Institute. Po te byli hosty do
me prof. Hrdlicky, kde ucast-
mix exkurse p. Filipsky pro-
mluvil o boiich nasi armady ma
Siblfi q por. Kovar podal r1z-
na vysvetleni clenum ceske ko-
Ionic washingtonske, jez no
stim pIipravili obcerstveni.
Vecer pax vyprava vratila Sc
do Norfolku lodi.
The Washington times., 1920-05-21
laws His Throwing Arm---PantherS at GEORGETOWN

and track meet tomorrow afternoon
AT winch Bill Gates. former George
Town star. will preside.
Tech and Central are due TO meet
on the diamond on Tuesday after
noon. IL 10 expected that the game
VIII be played at Union Park.
w. X. Tuekerman. OF Chevy Chase.
was tied with four for the last place
In the nrst sixteen yesterday and
won out.
The Canadian players at Chevy
Chase In the tournament were much
In evidence in the u. s.-canada golf
match a year ago.
The price OF seats for the Harvard.
Yale game next fall will be boosted
TO three dollars IL is announced 10.
day.
Harvard is sending crews TO the
American Henley on the Schuylkill
river TO be held May 2s and 20.
Burt Shipley's Delaware College
team recently defeated the Uniyersity
OF Pennsylvania baseball team. Shin
was delighted as he inquired he got
a tight decision in basketball last
winter.
Harvard was late in sending in the
entries for the intercollegiate held
The Washington times., 1920-05-21
GEORGETOWNPLAYS
PITTSBURGH TODAY
Panthers Visit Hilltop for Final
Home Game Of Season for
Blue and Gray.

Georgetown University, winner of
eighteen games this season. is
making its nnsl stand today on the
Hilltop. The Blue and Gray play
ers have lost but three contests so
far and are engaging the University
of Pittsburg players today.
This contest winds up the most
successful season that Georg etown
has had in many a year as far as
home games go. The Hilltoppers
after their battle with Pitt today go
over TO play the Johns Hopkins
University team in Baltimore to
morrow.
Next week the Georgetown lads
go up TO play Princeton and then
go to New York TO meet Fordham
In the Decoration day battle thus
closing the season II is expected
that Sam Hyman will hurl today's
battle with Fitzgerald on tap for
tomorrow's Hopkins game.
But little 10 known OF Pitts base
ball team. The Psnthers are here
today and at the Navy tomorrow.
Fordham, playing Pitt in New York
yesterday, found the Panthers an
easy proposition. winning by 5 TO |.
Pitt got but three hits off Mcnamara,
the Fordham pitcher. who famed ten.
The Washington times., 1920-05-21

thing to happen. he made a dash for
second and died. Schalk's peg 10
Eddie Collins beating him to the
bag.
Zeb Milan came up and singled t'
left. He did manage to steal but
he was left stranded on second
when Chop Sticks Rice popped 70
McMullin. Three consecutive hits.
each a clean one. and not run
Milan had fine chance to vii
the game in the tenth when he came
up with one out and Shanks on
third base. Milan bounded a high
one that seemed about to go ovei
Fabers head. but Red just managed
to grab it and, with a perfect peg
got Shanks at the plate. No run.
EIIerbe Blows His Chance.
The last chance for a home team
victory came in the fifteenth. Eller-
be came up with two down and two
on. but the best he could do was to
rap one at Jourdan, leaving the
score tied up.
Frank Fenwick lord and master
of the Dewey Hotel, came close to
busting his new straw kelly during
that big rally of the Grins. Any
more finishes like that and he'll
quit going to the ball park. Run
ming a hotel is soft stuff compared
TO watching a game like that.
Wee showers sprinkled the park
for short time early in the game
but quickly passed. allowing the
pest box boys TO regain their seats
of vantage.
The White Sox have three more
games here. If each one is like the
opener, the hospitals will be packed
with. dead and dying fans, and tn,
divorce courts jammed wrh com
planning wives.
The Washington times., 1920-05-21
LEAGUE HEADS AGREE ON
ENDING DEAD BALL REIGN

NEW YORK. May 21.-John A.
Heydler, president OF tho National
League, announced here today that
by agreement with Ban Johnson
president OF the American League
paragraph = OF Rule 80. the dead ball
rule, will be suspended and inopera-
tive beginning next Monday. The
umpires in both leagues have been
instructed to construe the dead BALI
rule the same as in 1919.
At the meeting OF the joint rules
committee a few months ago dead
ball was defined as:
"A wildly pitched ball which the
batsman plainly makes an attempt TO
dodge to avoid being hit but which
ball accidentally hits his bat"
The Washington times., 1920-05-21
BABE RUTH IS IN BED
WITH ATTACK OF GRIP
Yankee Slugger Seized Yesterday
and Is nj Charge of Doctor
Today.

NEW YORK, May 21.-The Yankees
have been getting along very well
without Babe Ruth. but they'd like to
have him back. 1t was hoped the in
jury to Ruth's side would be suffi-
GENTLY mended for him to return
yesterday, put an attack OF grip seiz-
ed the big sluGger and put him in
charge of the clubs doctor. He had
a temperature which made il impera-
tive that he keep TO his bed.
First, the Babe tore a muscle and
had 10 lay Off a few days. then he
hurt his side, and now this.
The Washington times., 1920-05-21
Sports Cut
Short

McFadden. Centrals crack high
jumper and poleVaulter Is said TO be
laid up with a bad ankle.
Joynes. of Tech. received a badly
split hand in Catching in the Tech
Western game on Wednesday.
Eastern High has finished up In
baseball. The team defeated Tech
which was honor enough on the sea
son for such small school.
Griffith OF Georgetown, il expect.
ing TO run the quarter in the inter-
collegiates and also the hundred
Scotty Glasscott, OF Catholic Uni
versity one of the best athletes
in the South Atlantic section, leaves
college by graduation this June.
Naval Academy athletes have a field
The Washington times., 1920-05-21
o--ozo--
Pat Gharrity-Some Pegger

And they let that bench for because he
had ARM remarked Ned Cady the box pest he watched
Pat Charity nail Eddie Murphy with yards in the fifth frame
Later Mr. Ned Cady had his remark four times count
EN-, four times.
Mr. Ghaty peggng fame has been sort Of classic at
Minneapolis he supposed to
might pick up big league watching the
veous of John Henry and Eddie Ansmth behind the
with Washington ball cub three weeks when it
that he chad ar That
little nothing but to catcher seeking chance to
show his medicine close to running Mr.
Charity robbng of the best backops
uniform. Today-e all taking chances Pat
Gharity' wing ares suckers.
The Washington times., 1920-05-21

While yet the game was young and
Of major league caliber, Mr.. Charity
gave several exhibitions or his whip
against the White Sox. The visitors
won out, 10 to 8. in the sixteenth
frame. but Mr.. Gharrity's work came
long in the fifth to the ninth frames.
The Washington times., 1920-05-21
HE SOILS BALL; RESTS.

CHICAGO, May 21.-Arthur Fletch-
er, captain and shortstop of the New
York Giants, has been suspended for
ten days by Umpire Rigler for soiling
ball Under the new rules the ten
days suspension Is automatic.
The Washington times., 1920-05-21

He believes in doing his work in the
regulation periods.
The drst young man TO test the
Beliot gents wing was Eddie MUIR
ply. Murphy replaced John Collins
in the fifth and drew walk OH
Drickson for a starter. He set sail
The Washington times., 1920-05-21

Ran for Erickson in tenth.
fBatted for johnson in sixteenth.
Chi. olo2o 900 o 0 0 o : s-l3
Runs-Murphy (.), e. Collins, Weaver
(2), Jackson, Felsoh, Jourdan t3), NC
Muilin. Schslk, Faber, Judge, Milan, Rice
(:), and Harris Errors--E. Collins, Roth.
Harris cd, Eilerbet2). Charity and Court
ney(2l. Left on bases--Chicago, .; wash
ington II. stolen bases-WesVer, Milan.
Double plays-Harris to shannon to Judge
Sacrifice hits-E Collins, Milan. Harris, Ell
lerbe Two-bsse hits-Jourdan, Harris,
Weaver 't2). Three-bsse hits-E. Collins.
Felsch (2). McMullin CD. jackson. struck
out-By Faber, 3, by Courtney. .; by John
SON. g. First base on bAlls--On Courtney.
/; on Erickson, 8: OF johnson. .. HITS
son. 2 in I-S innings; on johnson. 8 in 6
Innings wild pitches-Courtney johnson.
Passed ball-Gharrity. Losing pitcher
Johnson.
The Washington times., 1920-05-21
Here 1t Is
Nerve is a quality a man usu
ally admires in himself bu
despises in others.

and track meet 10 be held at Frank
lin Field. A special decision wa
necessary TO allow the Harvard mel
to be accepted.
The Washington times., 1920-05-21
ANDY CHAhEY WINS.

BOSTON. May e1.-Andy chsney
OF Baltimore. stopped Joe Richie. o.
Newark, in nine rounds at the Fen.
way A. C. last night II was a one
sided bout all the way.
The Washington times., 1920-05-21
| LOOKING 'EM OVER
| LOUIS. A. DOU G II Err

for second. Huh, he found the ball
waiting for him In stanley Harris
hand Soft stuff!
Weaver Learns Some etkinE.
Buck Weaver came up in that same
frame and crashed a single TO center
and then he learned something. He
too, tried TO annex second, only 10
find the ball waiting for him.
Joe Jackson got a single TO open
the sixth. What happened TO him?
Why. the poor fish tried to steal. and
Pat Charity handed the ball down
to Stanley Harris In a jiffy.
Eddie Collins got a life on Harris
error in the eighth. but when he
thought he could steal, Pat Charity
shot the pill down TO Harris. and II
was good night for the daring field
captain of the White Sox. That made
-four guys nailed trying to steal sec
ond base.
Mr.. Jourdan. who is doing a most
capable job In Chick Gandii's place
at first base for the Sox. got a walk
lin the ninth with two down. Jour
dan may have thought Pat Charity
SHOCKING, but he must have been sur
prised when u quick peg got him
yards Off the bag, and he died the
death.
No sir, you can't take any chances
with M. Pat Gharrity's throwing
arm. It's made OF steel. Ned Cady's
remark is well grounded, which is a
strange thing, for most OF his are
not.
The Washington times., 1920-05-21
STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS GAMES

YESTERDAYS GAMES
Chicago, 13: Washington. G6 innings).
Cleveland, 10. Philadelphia. 4
New York, S; st Louis ,
Boston, 6. Detroit, o
TODAY'S GAMES.
go ~ Washington
Cleveland at Philadelphia
st. Louis at New Ncrk
Detroit az Boston.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
w. y. Pct w. l. Pct
Cincinnati 171O $40 Boston 10 IL Asa
Piusb'rE. Is IN 500 81. Louis. ~ l5 aga
BROOKLYN IL 10 .E.5 New YORK 10 - III
Chicago. Is II .5i7 Ph'delphis II - .iO7
The Washington times., 1920-05-21
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
81. Louis, 6; Philadelphia. l.
Chicago. 4; New York >
Cincinnati. BROOKLYN, q
Pittsburgh, 5 Boston.
The Washington times., 1920-05-21
TODAY'S GAMES

ToDAY'S GAMES.
Boston Al Pittsburgh
Brooklyn at Cincinnati
New York al Chicago
Philadelphia At St Louis
The Washington times., 1920-05-21
c. U. PLAYS ST. JOHNS.

Catholic University tennis player
visit st. Johns College. of Annapolis
tomorrow afternoon.
The Washington times., 1920-05-21

Game at $3.50 O'clock.
The Washington times., 1920-05-21
And Then 1t Happened

Totals s2l78 80 Totals. 6lsB .
Ran for Erickson in tenth.
4Batted for Johnson In sixteenth.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-07-04
PEP"

According to Pep a business
building bulletin published by the
merchants school of advertising,
there Is a lot Of difference between
the old time storekeeper whose daily
routine of business consisted in COM
Ing down town in the morning, I'M
lock the front door, unlock the back
door, put two dollars in the cash
register for change, walk out in
front, take a chew of tobacco, lean
up against the doorway, spit across
the sidewalk once. and was open for
the days business. When he died he
had $500 in cash and a reputation
of a conservative business man
The advertising game has made
merchants out of the ordinary store
keeper and there is no excuse today
for the storekeeper to say he does
not understand the ad writing bust
ness, all he needs is the disposition
and that success has no favorites.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-07-04
FISHES FOR BIRDS
WITH ROD and LINE
Boston Curator Thus Catches
Rare Specimens for
Aviary.

The way to catch BIRDS according TO
the beliefs and practices of George
Morse, curator of the Franklin Park
zoo, Boston, is to fish for them. A
bamboo fish pole with q small fish line
moose and snow shoes completes the
curator's outfit for bird fishing"
Nor is this a fish story. A reporter
saw him catch three birds In this man.
ner. Since February 4, when he sight
ed his first two birds and caught them,
he has LANDED" a full dozen of rare
little feathered songsters from the far
north.
This included four pine ~grosbeaks.
two evening grosbeaks, which are
birds especially rare in this section
five purple fnches and one red top. 1t
is Mr.. Morse's opinion that the deep
SHOWS farther north have completely
covered all possible food and that the
low fruited bushes of the park have
attracted the birds.
Curator Morse spends all his spare
time tramping over the snowy miles of
park expanse In search of these rare
birds. He knows that the first thaw
will send them north again and he is
eager to capture as many as possible
10 put on exhibit In the ayiary with
the other costly and rare specimens.
Curator Morse always tries to work
up upon the bird from the rear. He
pushes his pole into such a position
that the moose is just over the birds
head. Then he drops 1t gently. There
Is a flutter of wings, a surprised pro-
test and the little creature is fairly
caught.
Then the curator hauls In gently aud
the bird is soon In captivity.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-07-04

Chicago Paused Until a Pigeon Was
Extricated From a Wire.

SItSa2S
Extricated From a Wire.
Even the great city of Chicago. that
drives its men aud horses pltilessly to
death. has a heart for helpless, suf-
fering things. Men are shot down by
thugs or run over by reckless motor
car drivers, and the crowd hastens by
1t Is the business of the police and
the oroner.
A poor, begrlmed, sooty mother pi-
geon, tremendously busy with her
spring h~ouse-building plans, caught
one of her feet in an electric wire I'M
der the dizzy cornice OF a six-story
building. There she hung and fiutr
tered in a vain effort to free herself.
The commotion attracted the attention
of thousands-among them hundreds
of humans who are also homeless.
The pigeon struggled desperately
and finally, exhausted, hung Imply by
one leg. Her mate was making heroic
efforts TO save her. He would fly
against her body with full force. but
could not release her. although his
final effort carried her body to the top
of the cornice so that she rested ems
Ter.
Meanwhile, word had been carried
TO q hook and ladder company, which
came Gathering to the spot, but a pass
Ing workman, just a plain American.
who refused to give his name, rescued
the suffering bird at the extreme risk
of his W life. Crawling up a crazy
fire escape, he edged his way along
the cornice. Clinging to the wall with
one hand. he tenderly freed the bird
and held hen.until her strength came
back. Then he tossed her TO the roof
of the building and she flew away.
while the dense crowds below roared
their approval.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-07-04
At THE REX FRIDAY.

The story of The Brute Breaker, :
a Universal %photoplay, will be shown
at the Rex theatre Monday from IL
fnoon) until s D. m, and in the
evening from 6 until IL "A Gun
Fightin' Gentleman" Harry Carey's
newest production, will be shown.
Both are Al plays and the Rex is
fortunate to book two such produc-
lions for the holiday.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-07-04
JANlT0R GETS $500 A DAY
Oil Well Brings Sudden Wealth to
Tulsa (okla.) Man.

Last week Robert Il. Runyan was a
janitor In Tulsa, Okla, drawing the
usual stipend paid a janitor. Today
he Is still n %janitor, but with his fam
lily he is drawing $500 a day from a
half interest in an oil well spoutlng 400
barrels a day In the Wichita Falls
tTex.) district.
II would rather have my job than
an oil WELL" Mr.. Runyan told friends
who were congratulating him on sud
denly breaking into the "get-rich
class"
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-07-04

Scientists say that May is a danger
Gus month TO get married in. The
other dangerous months are Septem-
Der, January, August, March, July,
October, June, February, December.
April and November.-Chicago
American.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-07-04

Remarkable Contrast In Revenues.
Government n since Septem-
Der, 1917, aggregate Sill ,4s1. 100. 900, al
most equaling those for the % years
preceding, which we're sl1 ,5s2, 0 1900
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-07-04

Seeks Divorce From Her Fat Husband.
The obesity of her husband, who
weighs 800 pounds. Is the ground upon
which Mrs. Pauline Chavias, twenty
four years old of Newark, N. Y, seeks
10 have her marriage annulled.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-07-04
BEAR FOLLOWS MAN
Animal Had Porcupine Quilts and
Wanted Relief.

Followed by a bear for two miles In
the mountains near McCioud, CAL, was
the experience of John Phillips. who
stepped lively until he reached camp.
Then he thought he was safe, but the
bear entered camp also, Its face
bristling with porcupine quilts. These
It submitted to have pulled out by
Phillips and others. TO its great relief.
During the operation Bruin was docile
as a kitten, but afterward It showed
fight and could only be captured with
difficulty and danger. II viii be kept
for a pet.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-07-04
Sack. Divorce After 20 Years

Although his wife left him 20 years
ago. Reuben s. Cannon Of Toledo, o.
has Just filed suit for divorce.
Woman Died After Four-Month Sleep.
Death came 10 Mrs. Charles Erick-
son, fifty-fve years old, OF Clarendon,
Pa, a few days ago. after she had
been asleen for four mnnfhs
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-07-04

Girls Set Barn Ahre for Excitement.
In pleading guilty TO the charge of
setting fire to the hay barn at the
girls industrial school at Concordia,
Kan, three young girls stated they
"iust wanted excitement"