davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1921-08-05
Mmtter BON 26 ainbern.

9as &c. &ino geboren tpuroe
fiir6li6 benz in 6liielen, Shmei5.
nobnenoen @bepaar 3ieeler gum
n@0elmeiB". SdmtIi6e ainoer iino
BON oericlben Mttter, Die li6 hires
Siingiten freutc (unO Ter @ater?!),
oils OBJ ibm nidt idon 20 anoere
5iipor9efommen n1ren. 9as Che.
paar iol iibrigens erflGrt baben,
DAB Oamit Die &eibe nod t~einesue9s
aeihl0ilen lei.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-05
Die ipariamen @aHaner.

SIN 0eutlden 9ieide wuroe Der
YoItfartentarii auf 40 %iennige or.
bolt. Dor Oieier gr1obuns fliid.
ten nun 5ablreide YaiIauer @e.
Idaitsleute iiber Die nabe 8ren5e
uno ae6en i6re Yoitfarten in Deter
reid oilf. Sier foltct oas &oIt.
fartenporto cine arone; oa Die
&rone beute aber MIR 5cbn Bien-
nige inert lit, eriparen iie bel ieber
in Seitereid auioesebcnen aurte 30
Tiennige.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-05
Bonn Spiel in ben Sob.

@eim Spiel am 9onauufer fiel
Der 12-i6brige glnton Heilinger, Der
So6n zines 9rombabnangeitellten in
Sing, in Den Strom. Der &nabe
wuroe inter ein Sdiff getrieben
uno ertranf. &lir5 oorber mar oas
5~meiiGbrigc Todterhen Oes Hei6s.
mebrmannes Soiei Trometer, oas
oui Der StraBe ipielte, BON eiuem
9io6elpagcn 5u &oOe geraoert
moroen.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-05
Gruf. Gunrab 8ieiel s~efOrben.

SIM alter BON IA Sabren lit Dor
einigen Sagen in ieiner 8erliner
@obnung in Der SiloebranOitraBe
Ger befannte Maler Yrofeiior Con-
rao &ieiel geItorbeL Der in friibe-
rem Sabren groBe grfolge gu Der.
3eidnen butte. &ieiel, ser am 90.
Nooamber 1916 in 9iiiieloorf gebo.
rem NOR, bate anfangli1 5miiten
Ben &iiniten scidwanft. als gr.
6iteft begann er, muroe oarauf als
S9iiler bon Sris Sdaper 9ilo-
bauer nno Damn erlt Maler.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-05
SnSermamn : @Otselb.

9ie @emeinoe Sepoefrug, Oitpr.,
fat bei1loiien, cin neues NotgeIo
III @eitalt BON 6iinf5igpfennigihei-
men nit Dem Bib ibres Seimatoid-
tiers Sermann Suoermann beralls.
5ugeben. Ger 9idter bat iein Gin
peritdnonis our Scritelllng gegeben
uno oeriproden, fir oas @otgclo
tin paar Garafteriitiide 8erie 81
idreiben.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-05
36 @iliOnen fir anltraliide SrOf-
fenmild).

9ie Staot Berlin itebt i'm &C.
griff, elm iebr getuagtes @eIG6ft ab-
5ui1lieBen, ltno 5tpar iiber oie aus
auitraliidem Trodenmil6pulper
begreltelte @muliionsmild). @S be-
antragt bel BEN Staotperoroneten,
Die 3nitimmung gum gnfauf BON
1900 Sonnen oieles 9rodenmild.
pulpers 81 geben. gs fommt lie
nah Dem Stanoe Ser @aluta insge.
FAINT elm 8etrag bon 80 Bis SO MiI.
lionen in 8etradt. 9ieie gmnI.
lionsmil9 ioa our Sideritenung
Der Wildperiorgung i'm SerbIt unb
Minter oienen.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-05
200 Sabre.5eier bes 3iariiten.
anmmailnmS.

Sn 9ebrec5en wuroe Die 200.
Sabrespenoe oes 9eitcnoes oes
Yiariien-S bergpmnaiiums gefeiert.
Nad einem Seoerm i'm Dome Der.
iammelten iid) Die Seltgdite i'm
8runfiaale oes Sbergpmnaiiums,
mo- Ger Sberoireftor oes Sberelia-
NUNS 9ela Yalffp Die 8eoeutung
oes Cages wiiroigte. Gs ipraten
nod Gibor Serenc5p, beid0flider
Nifar 2inoberg, Der reformierte vi.
i1of 9oltba5ar, 9pria 8oroS uno
SSulius 0an.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-05
@losan pine 3eitmns.

Die 8ltdbinoer, Silfsarbeiter
nno Silfsarbeiterinnen Der @lo-
gauer @rapbii6en @eiperbe troten
oieier Gage ipegen 2obnitreitiefeiten
In ben ausItanS. ga ii6 ait9 Die
IN ben 3eitungsbetrieben bei66ftie.
ten Seser uno Drltder Dem 4iis.
itar6 anihloiien fonnen beioe @lo.
aailer 3eitungen nidt eri9einen.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-05
Gin nnmnTfalii&cr Siirsermeiiter.

Der 9iirgermeiItcr pom Roeur.
lcs-Neines lit ser Meinung, Dab
Niuiif, melt oapon, miloe Snitintte
81 beiGnitigen, Die ernltciten 8e.
iabren iiir ole 0iientlide Moral in
iid bi.st. gr bat oieie feline ppi.
uok Mcinung aud in Ole artlidle
Sat um9eiett uno in Der ieiner Cb'
but oiipertrouten 8emeinoe ale 9la.
piere, Srdcltrione uno @bonogra'
pben uerboten.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-05
NrbeitslOie appeliercn am GmslGm.
mr..

SIN ole britiide 9eiusunesbebor-
sc panote lif De a~rbeitsloien- Mn0
Northumberland in 6olin9en
i'm anftrage bon iiber 600 glrbeits.
loien Ser Staot Solingen NIT Dem
@eiud Inn llnteritiibung our9 Die
gngl1noer, iei es bur6 Naturalien
ODER our6 @erteilung bon arbeits.
gclegenbeit. Sn Dem @eiu6 miro &C.
lagt, oaB Die pom Staat uno Der
@emeinoe gepdbrte llntcritiisuns
ni9t ausrei9e, Die n0tieen 2ebens-
mittel mo aleioung, gei6meige
oenn Die ionitigen suslagen fir sic
6amiIien au beItrciten.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-05
Sine @ifsebnrt i'm Sa6ncraaa.

Cine @lude oes @abnmdrters
Geim in 8 ragetopSbof, Medl., bat
tin &iidcn ausgcbriitet, oas 0tpei
Sdn1bel un0 orei Aueen uno alt-
Beroem bier @eine bat.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-15
CARTA DE PARIS
Luis de Transcaucasia. >>Incendlos LA Empe
ratriz Carlota.>>Lo herederos de Donizett

di6 que los tres teatrOs nombrados,
,, que habian representado sin autOriza-
I ci6n las obras de DoniZctti, pagasen
} los hereder0s dc este los derechOs
que lie adeudaban. Pero ahora (pues
este procesO 10 mismo que casi tOdOs,
Sc LEA prolomgado hasta nuestrOs dfas)
la primela sala de la Corte de Apela-
!! ci0n. ha cmitido otra sentencia: ha
desechado la demanda de los descen-
dientes del compositor italiano. Doni-
zetti muri0 Ell B6rgamO en 1913. La
propiedad literaria y artfstica estaba
regida por disposiciones que datan de
1893. las cllales no 0torgaban dere-
chos Il los hcrederos. sinO por dieZ
amos Asf. pues. ell el ailo de 1858, fut
cuandO las Obras de DOniZetti cayerOn
bajo ell dominic p1blico. Pero como to-
dos los compsitOres, DOnizetti tenfa
colaboradores. los libretistas. Ahora
bien. los autores literariOs de la Fa-
vOrita''. la "Hija del RegimientO"
Don Pascaual' Y Lucia de Lamme
moor, o sean Alfonso ROyer Y de
Saint George. no murieron sinO hasta
1875, de manera que la ley de 1861
que prolOnga durante cincuenta amos
el derecho de la prOpiedad literaria
81 beneficial a los herederOs de estos
PerO como habfa un principle que es
tahlecfa In indivisibilidad de la obra
resultaba que la muerte del ultimO co
laboradOr era la que fijaba ell perfOdt
de cincuenta amos. y Ell este case 10.
herederos de DOnizetti podian ser am.
parados por los tribunales. Sin embar
20. la primera Sala de la COrte de APP
laci6n Sc apoy0 sObre un principe
Opuesto: ha admitidO la divisibilidat
| de la obra atirmando que el falleci
miemt0 de un colabOrador, 81 OcU
rrfa despu6s del ailo &C. es decir, vi
gente va la nueva ley. fila el puntO dt
! partida de los cincuenta amos Ell bene
| ficiO de SrS pcrsOnaics hercderOs. Els
Ia sentencia tienc. pues. la virtud de-
hacer caer dentro del dominic public,
/ las Obras musicalcs de DOniZctti pOr
que para elias hay que contar desdt
el aho 1858. en- tanto que los derechO'
de los hercderos dc los libretistas du
rariin, hasta cl aho 1925, sin cOntar Ii
pr6rroga acordada por la ley. inmedia
, tamente despuGs de laber comenzadt
la guerra. Esta fuera dc duda que |,
i; COrte de Casaci0n sera llamada re
/ solver de.initiyamente Ell este asunto
jean Rcndrd.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-15

Paris. agosto 1921.-La atenci0n
de la Policfa de MIA estaba puesta
desdc hacfa algunos dfas sobrc un i'll
divduo que Sc hacfa lamar Luis l.,
Rey de Ia TranScaucaSia. Este pseudo
sobcrano, Ell provision de una corona
ci0n pr0Xima. habfa hecho pedidoS por
muchos milloneS. algunaS casaS de
Paris V MIA. :QuG habfa encargado?
Ira jes diademas. Ell realidad, Sc ira
tn de un aventurero. llamado Luis La
, forgue Originario de Honfleur, que VA
ha pisado las cdrceleS cOndenado va
rias vcces por estafa. Cl@ndo la poll
cfa hiZo Sus investigaciones Ell la mo-
desta alcoba amueblada que Ocupaln
el pseudo-soberano. fuerOn recOgidas
nUmerosas proclamas al pueblo trains
caucasico. ejemplares de leyes, deere
tos para ell nOmbramientO de minis
trOs. acuerdos para la institution dc
0rdenes caballerescas Y hasta regla-
mentarias sobre los uniformeS del ejer
cito El falsO rey tenfa una amante,
Clementina Faropa. Il quien 81 llama
ba su prometida. v a quien pOr deere
to real labfa hecho princesa. FL ma
trimonio V la coronation deberfan de
efectuarSe en- la Cathedral rusa. PerO 10
que resulta mas eXtranO es que este
aventurero habfa logrado ponerse en-
communication con las Cancillerfas V
las Lcgaciones de Europa Y de Anne
RIGA, las cuales habfa participate Ia
proclamation de la Independence del
RENO su elevation al trOno. Habfa
llegado al puntO de depositar en- la
Union Postal Universal de Berna. mo-
delos de los sellos postales del Reino
de la TransCmucasia. LefOrge cuya I'LL
TINA c0ndena p0r frlude. fu6 de Gin
60 aiiOs trabajos forZados, ha sidO
dcnunciado IA aut0ridad judicial.
acusado dc cstafa. Su amantc estd
acusada asf mismo como c0mpice.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-15
ANUNCIO DE VENTA EN- PU
BLICA SUBASTA.

HAGO SABER que ell dia 30 de Sep.
tiembre del corriente ano a las dos d.
la tarde, vendere en- mi oficina de SaI
Juan, Puerto Rico, Gale del DR.. Be.
tances, antes Cruz. No. II, altos, ell
publica subasta, al mejor postor, po,
dinero effective y a instancia del BAN.
co POPULAR DE ECONOMIAS y
PRESTAMOS DE SAN JUAN, P. R
ounce (15) acciones de la CENTRAL
VANNINA, comprendidas en- ell GER
tificado nii1nero cincuenta (50) expe
dido favor de don Guillermo S. Es-
cudero, por haberse dado en- prenda
dichas acciones al BANCO indicado
en- garantia de un prestamo vencido y
no satisfecho.
Y para notificar al dueiio de la
brenda y al publico en- general, expi-
do Ell presente que Sc publicara en- dos
peri6dicos de general circulation dc
esta Ciudad, primero de Septiembre
de 1921.
Damian MOnserrat Jr.,
Abogado del Banco Popular.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-15

Los hercderos de Donizetti. los ME
tos Jose Y Cayetano, intentaron en-
1906 una acci6n judicial contra la So
ciedad de Autores v lie CompOsitOrcs
dramaticOs. V contra los directories de
los teatrOS de la Opera C0mica , del
"Trian6u" del ''Lfrico', reclamandO
ii pago de los derechos cumplidOs, pOr
las representations dadas sin su auto
rizaci6n. Sc tra;a de I'LL proceso con-
siderable. pOrquc en- case de sentcncia
favorable para los quejosOs. la suma
que los tcatroS tenGrfan que pagar as
ccGt'crfa Il al@lInGs millOncS. El Tribu-
nal dc primcra instancia plIso "a la So
ciedad de Autores V COmpOsitOres
drainaticoS. fucra de causa pero deci-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-15

LAS ALMORRANAS Sc CURAN
EN- a IA DIAS. .UNGUENTO PA.
20 las cura, va sean simples, sangran
tes, externas con picazon. La pri
mera aplicacion da, alivio. ]
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-15

Tn formidable inccndio ACADIA dc cs
ALTAR las puertas de Paris. Ell Mon
treuil sous-Bois. Y ha destruf1O, Il pc
sar de la proita intervention de los
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-15

La Emperatriz Carlota. nacida en-
Leaken el de JUNO de 1910. Ira entra-
do Ell el $50. alo de su vida. La des-
dichada viuda del Emperador MaXimi-
liano, que despu6s de la tragedia de
Mexico. perdi0 la raz0n. conserva una
salud rObustfsima. pesar de su
cdad avanzada, ha seguido siendo una
mtisica ferviente V tOca ailn cl piano,
con gran seguridad. FL Rey Y la Rel
IA de B6lgica han lido visitarla al
castillo de BauchOt donde reside. La
deSgIaciada soberana habl0 con ellos
largamente. pero creytndOlos, como
siempre. no los sOberanOs belgas. sinO
el Principe Alberto v su eSposa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-15

bomberos de Vincennes Y de la capi-
tai. una gran fdbrica de papel, eau
sando pGrdidas por valor de 10 milo
nes de frances. Chispas transportadas
por el viento. prendieron fuego POGO
dcspuGS Ell un gran taller de maderas,
que ha qucdado destrufdo Dos Milo
hes mas de frances. Sc han perdido
No Sc limitaron IL este los estragos del
fuego. porque Ia violencia de las lla-
mas destruy6 tambiGn una fabrica de
motores electricOs y un garage de au-
tom0viles. P6rdidaS muy grandes Ell di
nero signilican eStoS desaStreS. perO no
hay vfctimas humlnas que lamentar.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-07-15

congreq sand the several executive
departments. ..' y
mccall, whose acquaintance with
public men Is large and who IL at the
same time a tireless worker, fills the
bill. AZ one prominent member Of the
House put It, "he is now in the prime
Of life about forty years Of age, and
has In most completeness the qualifi-
cations necessary. Thoroughly honest
with contagious energy, keen Judge
Of character and ability a tried exec
utive a graduate Of the College Of Law
Of the University Of Nebraska. with
more than ten years actual practice in
the courts OF Nebraska, Kansas and
Colorado, admitted to practice in all
Federal courts. thoroughly devoted to
the public interes in the largest sense
held in highe regard by members OF
Congress, do not know OF a time
when there was great unanimity OF
recommendation for appointment than
In his case"
With two Give wires" to direct, the
work OF organization will go on at q
rapid rate during the following
months. Under the Wilson administra-
ton the government may be said to
have been isck
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-07-15
NEGLECT OF DISABLED SOLDIERS.

Tho Kansas Ctv Journal is vigorous in demanding better
attention to needs of disabled soldiers and cites one
which illustrates the frequent attitude OF governmt ohc W
ward the men who suffered injury disease as result Oh the
M dnse Of the nation According the journal the pupc
health service has an Office Kansas City where the doctors are
hut apparently the crowded condition OF helr WORK uue
10 waste of time related that soldier patient VISITED th
to give one of the few facts in his case and was
70 wait while the repeatedly engaged frivolous
ion over trivial matters with of his office associates
The instance mentioned by the journal probably more
lea THAN the rare Of extreme cruelty through gross hes "
suffering patient bat illustrates the frame OF nno III WHICH NV
many bureaucats in the government service meet e
disabled soldier occupies double position his relation to the
eminent official The official supposed to be public servant anu
therefore is in sense servant of citizen who has business
with the government The disabled soldier is not only one Oh w
sovereign citizens this Republic but he is one the aVorS Tue
Renbc and is entitled double consideration ON that account
Investigation would probably show that many OF the DOCTORS Ill
b h health service are young practitioners perhaps IN most III
stances recent graduates who have had no experience except as
temes hospitals They have not learned to take he wo
" and too frequently have less real sympathy 1or the patent
veterinarian would display taking care OF DUMP animal
caousnes average inferno almost proveroa ana yet
nrobe that since old practitioners do not desire to give up their
practice order to enter the government service large
of fine EMPLOYEES of the public health service of the frivolous
kind deem evidence Of proficiency to treat tner WORK
an air of levty Unfortunately the soldiers are the victims
T. will be remembered that early in the wardurng the training
periodre trouble this attitude OF the doctors TO-
ward government patients but there was no relief until
Senators the situation and cited specific instances sup
mort of their charges smssa from the service resulted and
there been court martial proceedings ana some penn
tertiary mprisonments as well -
It is needless say that neglect OF the disabled soder Will
not knowingly be overlooked by President Harding The frequent
visits the President Mrs Harding have made to the hospital at
Washington the efforts they have personally put forth make
life pleanter for the sick or injured veterans leaves no room
doubt that the Chief Executive fully appreciates the obligation the
bears disabled soldiers and intends that this ob
CATION shall fulfilled grateful and generous spirit Cases OF
neglect and indifference his attention will undoubtedly
be followed by suitable punishment for the guilty
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-07-15
TREASURY WATCHDOG
Is A REAL LIVE Wire
NcCari VIM Help Maintain Harmony
Between Congres sand Exec.
utiye Branches.


washington, ID. G. - J. r. McCarl,
OF Nebraska, has been selected by
President Harding as the new comp
trolled general OF the United States
This is newly created office, equal
to that Of the director generalship held
by Charlie @. Dawes. McCarl has
charge of expediting the entire work
Of auditing the accounts OF the Federal
i government and reducing Its cost.
Dawes will look after the task of do
ing away with overlapping bureaus
an departments, reducing them TO a
unified whole, and submitting esti-
mates to Congress. Both will carry
out the great plan conceived by the
last Republican Congress Of bringing
government expenditure down to date
an dsaving the taxpayers of the coun-
try many hundreds of millions OF dol
lars.
The President indicated he wanted
Observation-Disclosures man" for
both places. He got him in Dawes,
who is wealthy, has made a success in
the Middle West in the reorganization
Of properties, and served under PERISH
ing in the A. E. F. He also got him in
McCarl-not in fact, but potentially.
McCarl was a poor boy, graduated
from the University Of Nebraska, be-
came secretary to Senator Norris and
then was made executive secretary Of
the Republican Congressional Commit
tee. He there demonstrated by his
thoroughness and vision that in the
larger work he would be the one man
capable of attaining the utmost results
These are the requisites which the
President and members of Congress
felt necessary TO rthe post: II
The Comptroller General must be
absolutely honest and utterly fearless
because he will be in fact the watch
dog of the Treasury"
He must be keen Judge Of ability
and character because he must so Sc
lect and place subordinates as to in
sure the best possible results.
He should be lawyer because the
matters reaching him for decision will
in mots instances involve a construc-
ton of a Federal enactment appropri-
ating funds.
He should have unlimited, enerby
and should be young enough to have
and to apply to his work that rare
quality Of push and enthusiasm that
will not down. .
He must have the qualities of a
diplomat because he will be a most
| serviceable point Of contact between
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-07-15
Rugg|ss
Ca||lp||leeting!
July sSth to August 9TH.

4
1.-THE campmeeting that has stood
the test of years and is bigger and
better than ever"
Rev. George Hugh Birney, D. D., OF
Columbus, Ohio, Evangelist; Rev.
John Lowe Fort, D. D., Of Louisville,
special Sunday school methods: Dis
trict Superintendent ]. M. Literal
and w. H. Davenport, and from twenty
to thirty of Kentuckys best preachers,
will be heard during the meetings.
Rev. T. B. Ashley, musical director;
with Miss Juanita Richardson, accom-
PIANIST, and large chorus choir, will
furnish music.
Mrs. T. B. Ashley leader Of the
children's hour.
Hotel in charge Of W. H. Hanrick;
confectionery, L. R. Thompson; Stable
and Auto Park, M. s. Carpenter
For information concerning cottages
write or phone John R. Brcdt, Presi-
dent, Maysvllle, KY.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-07-15
HOW DO THEY MAKE EN- THIS WAY?

While "You Us Co." pay up little &c. $50 500 in
income taxes without word certain young person New York OF
tile name of Reginald Vanderbilt making Uncle Sam work hard to
get what the said Reggie owes him.
1t seems that Regads income for the year about six hun
bred and fifty thousand doarsno for life dye mind but for one
year He sent Uncle check for $780, about half Of
cent on the dollar Under the law the check should have been $780,
OO or about half the dollar and the government
sued the difference It anses that young Vanderbilt
lawyers fighting the tooth and nail through all the
courts that will probably take many years to settle it.
We can't understand the thing at ALL Here is country and
makes possible for this young stick three
quarters million dollars into his pants pocket but he
refuses obey its laws help the government its
And what small thing wasf he had paid the 5000 without
murmur Reggie Vanderbilt would still have had left well
100000 for the year.
How do they make em that way, anyhow!
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-07-15
WITHDRAWAL CASE BEFORE
FEDERAL COURT OF APPEALS.

Covington = Whether feredal pro-
hibition officials have the right under
the volstead Act an dthe prohibition
amendment to withhold from whole
sale liquor dealers permits to pay
taxes upon, withdrawal and sell liquor
to legitimate dealers for other than
beverage purposes is the question pre-
scented to the United States Circuit
Court Of Appeals at Cincinnati in an
appeal filed by the Small Grain Dis
tilling and Drug Company, Louisville.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-07-15
DEATH CAME WHILE GULLION
SATIN SWING WITH WIFE.

Frankfort. - Ernest W. Gullion, 54,
farmer, a brother of Ed. A. Gullion, OF
New Castle, editor of the Henry Coun-
ty Local died while sitting in a porch
swing with his wife. His death was
due to apoplexy. For year Mr.. Gullion
was connected with the penitentiary
and later was travelling salesman for
the Hoge-Montgomery Company
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-07-15

\ Louisville A $4,000 diamond stud
scarfpin. and change, made at q road
house, out Of . 500 bill was reported
by @. II. Berger, Of Texas. William
Cole. Of Louisville, was held. Berger
said he met Cole at soft dring parlcr
and that party was suggested. When
Berger returned to his hotel he invited
Cole to his room. .tt
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-07-15

Girls attending a prominent school
in Brooklyn have Just received q
tragic blow. Cosmetics, short skirts
and open-work waists have been ban
ned by the school authorities.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-07-15

Ledger Want Ads Pay.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-07-07
Britain's Great Sailor.

An admiral's sword, which had been
surrendered to Nelson by the Spanish
admiral on board the San Josef after
the battle of st. Vincent, has just been
sold for about $50. The sword was
worth much more to Nelson, and to
Great Britain. For this victory of 1877
is of peculiar significance in Britain's
naval history, In that it first revealed
the full capacity of Nelson-already
well known in the navy--to all his
countrymen, and led to his appoint
ment as rear admiral In this action,
when the Spaniards seemed likely to
escape, Nelson, without waiting for or
ders, threw his ship, the Capt. IN,
across their bows, a movement wh.ish
led to their complete defeat. Nielsen
received the swords of the Spanish Of
ficers on the deck of the San Josef and
became at once popular figure.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-07-07
COUNTRY OF SWEET SCENTS
French City Of Lyons Center Of
Region Which Supplies the
World With Perfume.

Lyons, in France, Is the city OF
scents. 1t is the center Of region
which supplies the world with per-
fumes, and has the only university
that offers course in perfumery-
making to students. Within the last
few years Lyons has developed a
great laboratory system for the manu-
facture of artificial perfumes by the
process Of synthetic chemistry. Thus
its technical experts convert oil of
verbena into violet and lily-of-the-
valley, oil of camphor into heliotrope
aniseed oil into hawthorne, oil Of
Glove into vanilla, and oil of rosewood
into bergamot. Toluene "a derivative
of coal tar) they transform into jas
mine and artificial rose. From xylene
Qikewise coal tar product) they
obtain artificial musk.
Roses are grown on an Immense
scale in the region about Lyons for
the manufacture of perfumery. Like
wise sage. thyme and sweet mar
joram That region produces 80 per
cent of the total worlds output of
real lavender oil, representing
value Of 100000 francs a year.
One concern has 10 square miles
planted with lavender.