davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-06

LLNOI NNOI . fdILntT5 70! IHK IsIl<ILt
 sky is the limit, and gambling fig ures in this story. There is a bank quarters where an especially fine type of police commissioner is in charge. Under him is a crook who tries to queer the hero and frame up the chief. Meanwhile the young de- tective, Clifford, follows the trail of woman and two men. Is he is love with a thief? He doesntS know. That
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-06
American Princess Brings Home Body
 Of Dead Husband

LISBON, July 5.-The Duchess of Oporto, the American widow of the late Prince royal of Portugal. has ar rived here and, in an interview with the president of the cabinet, thanked the government for permitting her husbands body, now ln Italy, to be brought to Portugal and placed among those of his ancestors.
 The transfer of the body will take place probably next winter and for this purpose an Italian warship will be employed.
 To the Associated Press correspon- dent the Duchess said she intends of fering a large marble bust of the prince which she has had made es- pecially in Italy to the government, requesting that it should be placed in the Ajuda Palace with the other busts of the sovereigns of Portugal
 Since he rarrival here hundreds of friends and servants of the late royal family have called continually at the hotel despite the fact that the Ouch ess has declared that her visit is made solely to the republican govern ment.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-06

Ocean. "fhe sand along the shallow brackisb shores of this great body of water formed a splendid preservative for these huge reptiles which inhabit- ed the world at that time. Our krit- osaurus was found in what We call the Belly river formation of the Up per Cretacean system" explains Pro lessor Parks.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-06

The Duke of Oporto, only brother of the murdered King Carlos of Por- tugal, died in Naples. February last where he fled after the revolution in Portugal which made King Manuel an exile of England.
 King Victor Emanuel of Italy. cou- sir Of the Duke, gave him asylum and assigned to him a suite in Inc royal palace in Naples and an allow ance of $10000 year.
 The Duchess of Oporto was former ly, Mrs. Philip Van Vaikenbutg. wife of the son of New York banker. whom she divorced in 1914 She was married to the Duke in 1917. Her ,iyst husband was Lee Ag-ew. of Chi cago, from whom she was divorced Tn 1906 In that year she married Will liam Hays Chapman, 7G years old. Hc died about q year later, leaving to nor his estate valued at S200,00o.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-06
of each day in the open air.

)l edCH udy III tue Opeu diI.
 All physical restraints have been abolished except leather belt and hand brace used in only a few cases.
 As in the accompanying lay out, every ward in each of the cottages which comprise the hospital is spot lessly clean, all are free from odors, the kitchen is a model of sanitation, every patient has an individual bed and personal comforts, and the bulk of the food is raised on the farm, own ed by the hospital and which is two miles further out than the main build ings, which are on the Tempe road east of Phoenix.
 Up to January, 1919, housing con, ditions for the attendants were bad, as they were compelled to use 8 sleeping porch off one of the wards
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-06

9 more important role than kisses usually do.
 The story begins at sea or an At lantic liner coming into port and the plot is well under way when New York is reached. In. New York the
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-06

Result getters" Review Want Want Ads.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-18
Big Metal Bird Flies On True Scientific Principles;
Knockers VIII Find Penty OF Trains Leaving 81 Paso

fSTHE AL metal monopIane owned
by John larsen Is the very lat
est thing in aviation" said S c.
Eaton, the pilot who flew the mono
plane from New York TO san Fran
cisco and from san Francisco as far
as Tucson. This monoplane flies on
a true scientific principle The old
biplanes fly by main strength and
aTkWardness. Everything about this
new plane tends TO make Il a real
air craft Its getaway and its land
ing are graceful. just like those Of a
bird The minimum Of energy Is ex-
pended in flying and carrying the
weight, which gives Il the largest
weight carrying capacity in propor-
ton 10 its horsepower OF any craft
known. As more efficiency Is &C
quired in the engine and as the
weight Of the metal Is reduced the
more passengers & VIII be able TO
carry. predict that before long
there viii be planes flying cross
country with every convenience OF a
de luxe passenger train, only Of
course on a smaller scale. And the
day OF the transcoutinental nonstop
flight is near. What We need Is more
landing fields. With plenty OF good
landing fields there viii be practi-
cally no danger. as now the main
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-18

come out from under this tree III te
soaked with rain- Cart you stop him
in some TaysH
4Eollering VII DO no good" said
Uncle Wiggliy. II only had 49,
Then he saw the red flower IN his
butto1hoie. Taxing it out Uncle Wig
gily threw e as far and as hard as
he could The red flower landed On
the Path. right IN front Of III. Mud
Turtle Though he was deaf he could
see very vel. and he saw the red
blossom
Eai Red means dangeri Who g.
warning ne o. Danger thought tEc
turtle taxi driver He looked around
and then he saw Nurse Js-s and
Uncle TigEily under TIE tree Lr.
Turtle turned his taxi around. and
went hack and got them. 80 Nurss
Jane didn't get very vet attsr all
7 guess It's q good thing I were
he red flower said the bunny. And
II the pussy cat doesn't rel the
breakfast egg or the supper table
and make it break a hole through the
floor. III tel you nazr about uncls
WiFgily and Jackie's sitne.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-18

entail a much greater repair bill than
would have been the case otherwise.
The 5eWel6r who sells a watch Is
anything but DESTROYS OF having that
timepiece come back for repairs. for
the customer e too likely to attrlb-
ute 70 the mechanism that for which
he IS to blame. The southwest. with
its sand storms, Is unusually hard on
the delicate inner workings Of a
watch. making cleaning more essen
tial than in many parts OF the ccun-
> 50
'arhs S1l Ross normal school for
teachers at Alpine. though having
just complstsd its first eight weeks
course since its establishment last
June. bids fair 70 be one q the
largest and most popular normal
schools IN the state" said Miss Ayra
Prater. principal OF the Bean school.
who has Just returned from Alpine.
where She attended the course. The
climate, neither too hot IN summer
nor too cool IN winter. VIII undoubt-
edly prove a great attraction and
there ls no normal school faculty IN
the state stronger than the one az
sui Ross. FL Paso was represented
BY many student teachers at the
school
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-18

INC 3 WIGGILY AND The RED FLOWER
By HOWARD r. GARIs-

"TTTELL. Wiggy. are you all ready2'
w asked Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuz-
" one afternoon, as she came
out on the stooD Of the hollow stump
bungalow, where Uncle Wiggily was
giving his tail silk hat sun bath
"All ready for what, nurse Jane3'
asked the bunny twinlrling his pink
nose extempraneously like and quick.
If you mean to eat some ice cream
and drink lemonade, why an always
ready for that IN the summer"
We'll they may have lemonade and
ice cream Wherei we are going,
laughed the muskrat lady housekeep-
er Of the hollow stump bungalow.
at least hope so. for your sake"
why. where in the world are we
EoinET" asked the bunny gentleman.
making one ear look frontward and
the other backward.
Dear me. WiTEiIyi Row forgetful
you arel laughed Nurse Jane Don't
you remember you promised 10 90
calling with me TO see AIRS. WIbble-
along"
"Oh. my goodness ne, sakes alive
and some red flannel underwent.
cried the bunny gentleman Did I
'sYou certainly did" shifted Nurse
Jane. "and, Just so you viii look nice.
here Is red flower for your button
hole" and going into the garden she
picked a big red gerauium and fas-
tened IL on Uncle Wiggily's coat
"ohi Oh Do have 70 wear thats
asked the bunny fused I'D Ike
"Of counsel" answered Narse Jane.
All gentlemen. when they 60 calling
wear a red flower IN their button
hole
~But not red" cried Uncle wiggily.
Red e most becoming 70 you" said
Nurse Jane Come along, give ne
your paw" And. leaning on Uncle
Wiggiiys paw. real stylish Ike and
proper, Nurse Jane set of TO cal on
her friend Mrs. WibbieWobble. the
duck lady. who vas the mother OF
Lulu Alice and Jimmie, the duck
Uncle WfggiIy looked at the red
flower IN HIS buttonhoIe and he hoped
/ ne wculdur meet Grandpa Goosey
Gandar or Mr. WhiteWzsh. the polar
bear gentleman.
They'd surely laugh At ne for
wearing q red flower thought the
bunny So. every now and thea he
took of his tai silk hat. az though Il
was toe hot for his head. and he held
II over the red posie in his buttonhcle
he held his hat I mean. not his
''WizriIy. what are you doingr
asked Nurse Jane. when be had taken
off his hat about forty 'leven times.
Are you boWing % animal ladies' ]
don't know
"Oh- no" answered Uncle WigEIly.
and he didn't want 70 tel her he vas
Z feeling 2 bit silly about wearing her
flower.
At last Uncle Wisgily and Nurse
lane reached the duck house OF Mrs
Wihblawohble-
eoh. come right In she quaeked.
and how nice and stylish Uncle Wig
gily looks with that red flower on his
black coat"
Eyes. but 7 guess be wouldn't have
worn 70 II I hadn't made him. szi1
Nurse Jane, giving another snitc
through her Whiskerz- He doesn't
know what style means"
7 should say not quacked Mrs.
WIbblewohble- So while the uuslrar
and duck ladies talked. Uncle Wiggilv
hoped around. When he vas out o.
sight Of Nurse Jane he took the red
flower out OF his coat and laid 4 on
the table. But when % came time %
20 the uuskrat lady said.
sob. Uncle Wirgilyl You dropped
your red fioWerl" Then she picked 70
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-18
HOROSCOPE

THuRsDAY, AUGUST 1s, 1870.
A GAIN kindly stars rule. according
n to astrology-
I Is a most suspicious rule IN
der which 70 win the appreciation OF
ones fellow men and women
During this rule persons who hold
positions IN the sun are likely to be
unusually responsive 70 appeals OF re-
quests for personal favors- 1t should
or Tor obtaining appointments.
Mercury and the Sun are today in
aspects that give the press great ad-
vantage over persons who hold am
billions or who desire public favor.
Editors, publishers and advertising
men have the forecast Of supreme
success that bring them not only
profit but honors
Saturn Is in a place read as indi-
eating that old leaders win be well
disposed toward those who viii take
their places. Aid and kindly thoughts
seem 70 be presaged.
While men are supposed 10 be
guided by the stars making for e
philosophical outlook women viii be
more easily ruled By their emotions
and there may be many disappoint-
ments accepted resentfully.
Gold IS 70 be much discussed, ow-
ing 70 some unprecedented condition.
II the stars are read Alright
Race problems VIII be prominent AZ
this time and there may be troubles
that viii not become serious
Strikes Of many sorts viii be preya-
lent. despite all attempts at arbitra-
ton.
Secret reform movements that are
skilfully disguised seem 70 be indi-
Gated by the stars. These are the
result Of planetary aspects that en-
courage deceit and intrigue.
Food viii again cause anxiety, be-
cause Of q rise in prices Of staples.
There win be a grave problem be-
fore the new year, Il IS predicted.
Persons whose birthdate Il is may
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-18

up and put & IN the bunny's button
hole again. and Uncle WIggfly
twinzled his pink nose.
The bunny rabbit and Nurse Jane
we're about half way home when. al
Of a sudden, Il began 70 rain very
hard.
"oh. ny new hatl Ny new dressl-
cried Nurse Jane I'VE haven't an
umbrella. and they'll be spoiled
''fTe llf tbs rain viii be good for this
red flower. anyhow" said Uncle Wig
sily sarcastic ike, which he hardly
ever was
-Oh. get me a cab-gst ne a street
car-get ne a titney-get ne q taxi
anything 20 keep me from getting
Wetr cried Nurse Jane
Uncle Wiggily looked down the
path from where re and Nurse Jane
stood under q tree, and saw Lr-
Mud Turtle driving his taxi along
Just ahead
Hi therei Taxi" cried the bunny.
"Oh, he's a slow poke. but his taxi
would be better than nothingi Stop
him." cried Nurse Jane.
I'm trying to.' said Uncle Wig
giiy. III therel Taxi Taxi" re
called louder than before.
''0h, forgot Nr. Mud Turtle is
deafr' cried Nurse Jane. re can't
hear usi He Isn't very far Of but Il
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-18

danger is IN landing. There Is vir-
tually no danger in the air with an
all metal monopiane IL the plot
keeps his head"
zone doesn't often find knockers
in FL Paso. but now and then you
run on to one" said Willie Ransom.
Personally I ike FL Paso very
much Although It Is Just about the
opposite OF what I was used 70 IN
Florida ny old home. I have learned
to Ike e Paso and would not want
10 leave But even n I did not like
It I would not run Il down as long
as was getting NY bread and but
ter here There are lots OF people
here who have 10 stay on account OF
their health. But most OF the knock
ers are wen and could leave Il they
wanted TO. Yet they seem to stay
=
Have your watch cleaned regularly
and you not only viii lenEthen the
life Of your tiuepiecs. but win get
more satisfactory service from Il az
all times said Adolph Schein. local
5eWeler- This statement is not
made for propaganda purposes for
as a matter Of fact, the watch which
Is not cleaned at regular intervals
may cease 70 function entirely. and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-18
Questions and Answers.
n WHEN and how did the political
~. phrase docking after hfs fencea1
~ nrfrfurfef N p

n WHEY ana how did the political
~. phrase docking after hfs fences
originated A. n. p.
A In 1850 when Gen Grants
{ friends made him a candidate for a
| third presidential nomination. Elihu
[ 3 Washburne who had been one Of
7 his supporters in the past was
I brought forward as candidate by
the opposition 10 Grant On Nay 5th
/ o. that year z great demonstration
/ for Grant was staged At Springfield.
| NJ Washburna. who was in Spring
field that day. escaped the en-
7 barrassment OF meeting Grant on
such an OCCASION by suddenly taking
a train for Maine. with the expiana-
look after the fence" on a farm he
owned there
q What team played the 20 In
ming tie game in 1919 with HrookIyni
A. On April 30. 1919. Brooklyn
and PhiiadelphiE played 20 innings
70 z nine run tie score on the Phil
adalphia National league field The
score stood 6 and at the end OF the
ninth inning and no run after that
z vas scored BY either team until the
18th inning. IN the 18Th inning both
teams made three runs
Q. Il the breeding OF reindeer e.
/
the United sfnfesf o. /. T.
A. The North American Reindeer
7 company, capitalized at S750.o0o. has
been granted q concession OF 1850
/ square miles OF land north OF the
I Churchill river, upon which to gra1e
I caribou and reindeer. The govern
ment charges the nominal sum OF 4
cents an acre per year for the use OF
the land.
Q. Is there sueh a thinr "a odor-
less ceIluloidi b. S. II.
A. Commercial production Of cell
luioid made without the use Of
eamphor on the synthetic component,
] American company. This cellulold Is
not only odorless and tastsless, but
e slow burning, rather than quickly
/ combustible.
O. Who rirst used the expression
Hthe almighty dOilarnf H. X. J.
A. Washington Irving in his The
Creole gill1ge." used the phrase.
"the almighty 1oIlar, that object 81
universal devotion throughout our
land and Is generally credited with
having coined it Ben JOuson used
the expression almighty gold" as
did Wolcott.
G. where are the Headquarters Of
Panama canal zone, and who r. in
charged c. G. y.
A The war department states that
the headquarters OF these troops are
located at Fort Amador. The COM
mander In charge Is Col. Aston.
q Where a. the Flower observa-
tory loeatedf A. n.
A. The Flower Astronomical OBJ
servatory Is in Philadelphia, Pa. on
the Westchester Pike at Highland
Park station.
@ What constitute @publie sehoOls"f
Al
A. Teachers are licensed under
government control: schools are sup
ported By the state. no tuition being
ordinarily required from pupils;
schools are open 70 all children Of the
community compulsory atteidance
being the rule.
q What a. the lnrEest nuEEef OF
gold ever foundf T.. A. d.
A. What Is believed TO be the larg-
est uugget OF pure gold was found
N one Of the mines In Belgian Congo.
The lump weight was a little over
~ pounds.
O. How much land did Great Bril-
tain acquire In East Africa from Ger
mnnyf ,. b. A.
A Great Britain was given the
mandate over $4,000 square miles OF
former German territory, or an area
greater than the whole OF Germany
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-18
THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN GAMBLING
AND LEGITIMATE ENTERPRISE"

q
depends far himself than it does the element
Of chance.
TIE usiness risk" may be taken by an individual for
himself BY group Of individuals who employ another
their agent whs they supply the material MEANS the
capital supplies, tools, land, and In either
there is the definite purpose and expectation Of supplying
human want serving human welfare. This distin-
gushes the socaed get rich quick schemes from leg-
Business risks" Investments; the sget rich quick
schemes violate wen established laws OF business and II
nance and actually operated by paying interest to
investors out of their anothers capital There
Of course no uurpOse benefng humanity
ways suggested above The test whether equivalent is
rendered likely be rendered for the price paid
without robbing another TO furnish the to pay. II
real service rendered there Is OF robbery.
As to oil stocks and oil leases these enterprises and
deals nay be legitimate they may not. They nay be
investments business risks, gambling ventures accord
ing TO Circumstances That depends many different
factors the back Of project the honesty and
energy with which they carry their work, the
which they make their investigations the motive
with which people put in their money One nan may be
taking "busnsss ris" while another may be gambling"
the proposition There crooks in the oil game
other lines Of business. claims Of certainty
made, they improper persons we've deceived BY
false statements the laws provide Of redress But
persons carefully considered all statements made and
then went in with eyes open they have more night to
complain if they lose than they would have to complain
they had won all they hoped to win.
Present quotations of Liberty bonds do not represent
their value and present quotations Of oil stocks do not
necessarily reflect the actual conditions Some persons
failing to make much they had hoped have thrown
q
bought stock companies far from home and without IL
vestEation-hzrdy wise thing TO DO under any crcum-
stances But here aud there in all the oil fields and pros
pctiys oil fields companies spending money heavily and
lsgatey, drilling deep wells under expert guidance, and
hoping to make large profits No tel what is
under the ground but there ways to tel good prospects
from Door ones The effort Of these companies Is to find
oil Of which the entire world is greatly in need, and not
merely take money out Of the pockets Of the many TO
profit the feV-this distinguishes them Legitimate
erprs n the words Of the letter quotsd) and
them from the category gambling IN the sense II which
the word Is used IN these discussions.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-18
EUergreen

YOU'D the yellow years;
with grief tears gorgeous
bluff that's based on se r and people young enough for
thing earth have al kinds Of Pgsn pains legs and back
maladies
waste no words don't discourse Of woes; tax Of and hung bFdS
cheerful things ike those
dire sigh all day and
It is
composing helpful prophsrs
tines I'd in Be though
do do the other things their vain IePnngs hE vhoop
and sing.
Copyright by George Matthew Adams. WALT MASON
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-18
Short SHatcheS
From Eve1y1Chere

yazz is the language Of the SOLE
Toledo Blade.
swat the dry" is another slogan
Columbia Record
The wages OF sin have kept pace
With the tirles.-Colorado Springs
Telegraph.
The trouble with ultimatums IS
that they are 50 seldom Ultimate
Nashville Tennessean-
A Goshen. Ind, cave nan won his
title BY cavinE II four OF his sweet
hearts ribs.-Earrisburg Evening
News
Looks as Il It might become cheap
er 20 stay az home than 70 90 visiting
under the increased cost OF travelling.
Toledo Blade.
The rush OF the league Of nations
TO the rescue OF Poland reminds one
OF the slow ard stately tread OF
Bosrorian going TO pay his last year 8
poll tax-Boston Transcript
The department OF agriculture
plans TO usae reindeer meat to cut
down the r. c. l., but the profiteers
VIII slip in and the reindeer viii be
relndear.-Atlanta Journal
Two hundred dollars was Paid for
the burial Of canary bird in New
Jersey, or almost as much IS it costs
for the last sad rites Of q spring
ehieksn--Detroit News.
before the war. It has been named
the Tanganyka territory.
O. How old O. the hymn, ARocl< Of
AgesHf n. p. X.
A This celebrated hymn was writ
ten by Augustus Topladys an English
clergyman. in 1875.
(Any reader can get the answer 20
any question BY writing The Herald
Information bureau. Frederic ].
Haszin. director. Washington, D. c.
The bureau cannot give advice on
legal. medical. and financial matters
X does not attempt to settle domestic
troubles. nor 70 undertake eXhaus-
your question plainly and briefly.
Give fun name and address and en-
close two cents IN stamps Tor return
postage. All replies are sent direct
10 he inquirer.l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-18

DR. SERGE voronofk
MONKEY GLAND specialist
NY DEAR doctor.
IT NAY interest yoa
AND IT nay not
AND MAYBE it's silly.
BUT I'VE Just read.
ABOUT YOUR clinic
Up IN caieago.
AND after reading It
GOT az idsA
AND I want to tel you
THAT YESTERDAY.
Z WAS downtown
AND WALKING around.
AND ALONG about five.
AND had to cross a street.
AND WHERE wsz
THERE WAS no policeman.
AND THE cars were stopped
GOING NORTH and south
AND ] started across
AND HALF way over.
THE CARS started
AND THERE Z was
IN FRONT OF 3 taxi
AND / ran
AND IT chased ne.
AND I started back.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-18

expect a year OF great activity and
unusual prosperity.
Children born on this day are likely
TO be serious and industrious. They
usually are orderly, idealistlc and
possessed Of personal charm.-Copy-
right, 1920, By the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-18
YE TOWNE GOSSIP
By c. B.

Patent ofaes)
AND RIGHT away
THE DRIVER.
OF A large limousine
TOOK AFTER ne.
AND HEADED me off
AND ! ran back.
AND ny that time.
I'D RUN half a block.
AND SAW an opening.
AND TRIED It
AND ANOTHER taxi
BEAT NE to #
AND 7 tried it again.
AND A touring car.
COULD PLAINLY see.
WAS going to make it
IF IT didn't hurry.
AND IT drove ne back.
AND ALTOGETHER.
RAN a block.
IN THE flock OF cars.
AND I'VE been thinking.
IF I'd been a monkey.
IcoULD have made it
AND wHATLL it cOst.
FOR A monkey gland.
AND YOU can have my old one.
FOR 4 taxi driver.
THANK you
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-18

The fact that they are in power gives the Democrats
big advantage with everybody except the people
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-18

Ponzs family being protected from injury Too had
the families Of his victims eoud have been protected
too.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-18

TIE young lady across the way says
she supPosss the climate Of Akron,
o, is Just exactly night for raising
rubber.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-18

Sunday is a sort of buffer day between payday and
more work
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-18

Tie Mallard duck ranges from Alaska to Panama, a
news item says and the sports reminded that he VIII
soon begin to range.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-18

About al the allies are willing to trade with Russia Is
bullets, It seems.