davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1921-06-02
Games Today


Midwest League.
Casper at Greybuii.
Sterling at Denver,
Laramie VS.. Scottsbiuff at chayenne.
National League.
Brooklyn at Boston,
Philadelphia at New York.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
, 1921-06-02

per ?. GreybuII T. lett on bases Grey
bull IL. Casper 10; stolen bases
Maggie. Moore. time OF game l hour 1;
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-24

dared to intersperse It with humor ex- cept Shaw"
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 "Or course no dramatist has ever lived whose heroines compare with Shake speare's heroines; there are no modern playwrights who even approach him; or course, Mir. Shaw's Caesar and Cleo patra' was a travesty; he made joke of the play; Sir Johnson Forbes Rob ertson, to be sure and his wife, Gertrude Elliott, did it wonderfully. but somehow
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 Neither MT. Pinero nor Oscar Wilde both intellectual playwrightS-ha ap- preached the Shakespearean standard, said Miss Hamper. Augustus Thomas has done the best work of any modern playwright with the exception of MT Galsworthy, whom I admire extrava- gantly; more than any other playwright of uodernity he has achieved results he is. to my mind. head and shoulders above the rest. He is my choice unre- strvedly of all the modernists
 'Of course I am rather prejudiced, Miss Hamper said, because l have lit eraIiy been brought up on Shakespeare You see it was this way: l had meant t., be singer: my mother encouraged me in my work and used D take me to hear everybod who was worth while-Sem- brich Tettrazini Homer, Schumann-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-24

overcharges have been made, the com mission will order refunds. If no errors arc tSssnd aad refunds are ob- 0atneeS tbS Sosxcssss6on Inder the au- thor.ty G2 the as:t- xiu suEke A charge Or D Der etzs. ef eAs sotal refund. Any Da0nsY o5tai1S7 nn thi3 way will be credtt~d tc toS commission and will Se used kl maintaining the facilities necessary for the work.
 ''RailrcrA ana express bills may b. delivered to .ae yEtj3c service com mission in SsrISa Sr by letter. The audit VIM De oomplesed as soon as practicable. Che citizen notified of the finding ard the transportation com pany ordered to make the refund. The fact that there will be no charge for Rudits which do not disclose errors and that the cost of finding errors win be only 25 per cent of the re- funds should cause this service to be- come popular in Alabama"
 Section 2l, under which the new service will be established, follows Any person, firm or corporation may submit to the commission by mail or in person any railroad or express com pany expense bill or receipt showing charges paid for transportation of any property by freight or express for the purpose of having the same examined WAeA ic0pSSt to the correctness or weights, rates and charges indicated thereon. Upon receipt of any such ex- pense bill or receipt the commission shall make such examination as is necessary and if it shall be found that any such weights rates or charges are Incorrect, the commission shall order the express or railroad com pany in error to refund to the per- son firm or corporation which sub nitted such expense bills or receipts any over or excessive charges paid by such person, firm or corporation The commission shall impose and collect reasonable charge for the per- formance of the service required un- der this section. All funds received from each charges shall be accounted for by the secretary of the commits sion and certified monthly by him into the treasury of the state"
 It will not be possible at this time for the commission to establish the correctness of 6eiuhts
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-24
STaTE SEARCHES FOR OPPORTUNITY
 ID AUDIT BILLS
New Adjunct of Public Utilities Board Will Run Down Errors and Overcharges, If Any,
 of Carriers
By FIRED F. GoRMLEY
Montgomery Burenu, Tho Age-H HeFu1d.
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 221-2 First National Bank BuiidaRg
 Montgomery, March 23.-(speciaL)- Announcement of the inauguration of a service by the Alabama public Berv- ice commission for the auditing of railroad and express bills and receipts for transportation and the collection of overcharges was made today by A. c. Patterson. president of the com mission.
 At the same time Mir. Patterson in- vited the public to. make use of the new service in order that errors in freight and express bills may be found and reimbursements obtained. The service will be under section No 21 of the transportation act of 1920 and will be performed by the office force now employed until such time as the business will warrant the employment of additional facilities
 This service should prove to be an important part of the commissions . work" said Mir. Patterson in making the announcement. Every citizen of Alabama has the right to send to the commission his freight and express bills for auditing. If 1t is found that
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-24
NEW MIAMI-HAvANA
 CABLE IS OPERATING

New York. March s-tSpecial.)-An- nouncement was made today by Clarence H. Mackey president of the Postal Tele- graph-Commercial Gable system. of the laying of new submarine cable by that system between Miami and Havana, which supplements the present cable of that system from New York to Havana
 thereby furnishing an alternate route. The new cable landing at Miami will be connected by direct wires with the offices of the Postal Telegraph system to all parts of the United States. Trials made yesterday directly between Havana and New York produced excellent results.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-24
Finished Family Wash for only 25c a pound

We've washed and ironed hundreds and hundreds of pounds of clothes since the new Finished Family Wash System was started two weeks ago and every customer was de- lighted.
 Send your full family wash down - everything exec pt shirts, starched collars, linens, curtains, etc, included-but remember, we must have the full wash, otherwise we can't afford to wash and hand iron at the low price of 25c a pound.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-24
GOOD PROGRESS IN
 COTTON PREPARATION
By Associated Press

Washington, March 23.-First reference to the outlook for the coming cotton crop appeared in today's issue of the na tional weather and crop bulletin, pub ished by the department of agriculture.
 Good progress was reported in the early preparation for cotton planting and seed ing was in operation in the more south err portion of the belt, the bulletin said. This work however, was interrupted .n Florida due to the dry soil brought about by the constant fair weather
 Cotton was planted as far north as southern Arkansas, according to the re- port
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-24
Address Rotarians

Tuscaloosa, March Cspecial.)-Dr Frank Williams of New York City, wh1 is the guest of Dr. ". D. Partiow at the asylum. addressed the Rotary clur in this city yesterday. He made @ splen- did plea for assistance toward the pre- vention of insanity. saying that at least half of insanity could be prevneted 1 proper care is taken in time
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-24
HUNGRY BUT
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 without fear

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-24

and the faintest blush diffused her sweet young face and knew what she meant by land them 1t was her TO- nance. the romance which ended by this beautiful young woman becoming the wife of the great actor, whose Heading lady she has been ever sipce-in more ways than one!
 Julia Marlowe has been my ideal" Miss Hamper said. She spells, to my mind, the perfect shakespearean hero inc, and my mate love for Shakespeare
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-24
Every Woman Says!

---it's just Uhat Ue'De Uanted all the time, laundry wo s h ing and ironing at uDasherwo-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-24
FISH FOR NEEDY
Pensacola Company Delivers Two Car
 loads for Poor
iBy Associated Press

Pensacola, Fla. Marcn z5.-rhe poor of two cities were made beneficiaries to- day of the success of local fishing company when two carloads of groupee were ordered delivered free by Frank E. Welles. head of the E. E. Saunders & Co. One carload of 10000 pounds was shipped to the city of Montgomery. Ala l. tc be delivered to the poor there on Good Friday. and lo.oo0 pounds more will be delivered here tomorrow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-24

and my ambition to acquire perfection in playing his heroiues has placed her before me in a most beautiful light Of course, have been very fortunate in having such a great star as Mfr. Mantell to teach me; and with the exception of two one-act plays. done with Mir. Man tell and Mir. William H. Crane I have never played in a modern play; it has always been Shakespeare I hope it will always be Shakespeare, for there is no greater ideal"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-24

Heink-so that I might gain the best krowledge of real artistry. Finally 1t came about that l was impatient to stop studying and begin to do something on the stage. l knew the people con nected with the opera house out In my western home and there I was engaged by a company-tust during their engage ment-sort of suping,5 it were; later in fact, very short time afterward-Mr. Mantell played an engagement there, and I was booked for a small part; the re- suit was that MT. Mantell engaged me and I went with his company Shake sperean repertoire was given and played small parts like Jessica, for instance, in
 The Merchant of Venice and then"
 Her pretty brown eyes were lowered
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-24
Leave for Montgomery

Tuscaloosa, har.a -aj -.a!) Mrs. Harry Neal Eddins. Fr,acea Griffith Thomas Fl. Garner and Miss Stella liar ris left yesterday for Montgomery to at tend the annual Music Teachers asso- citation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-07
kEYP0RT PLANE
IN LONG TRIP
The "Santa Marie" Makes
Complete Circumnavigation
of Eastern Section of US.

KEYPORT, Oct. 1.-THE Aero
marine navy flying boa Santa
Maria" built at the local plant and
piloted by Edward Musick, has just
completed the most remarkable long
distance flight in the history of aerial
navigation, the giant eleven passen-
ger flying cruiser having reached
New Orleans after a complete cir
COMMUNICATION of the eastern section
of the United States.
During his flight the Santa
Maria" which is the largest passen-
ger flying boat in the world, has COW
cred $4,000 miles in the air and
transported more than 1000 passen-
gers in absolute safety. In establish
ing this record breaking standard of
efficiency she has been In h air
during this trip a total OF 270 hours.
AS far as Is known this achievement
is unsurpassed by any other aircraft.
This outstanding fight commenced
at Key West when the Aeromarine
Anyways with the cooperation of the
United States Navy Department un-
dertook to fly the Santa Maria" up
the Atlantic coast to Washington
and New York and thence overland
about the waterways Of New York
to Montreal and along the Great
Lakes to Chicago. From the latter
place the Santa Maria" proceeded
to New Orleans along the valleys of
the Illinois and Mississippi rivers.
While the total distance of this
aerial voyage Is probably not more
than 5000 miles as the crow flies.
the Santa Maria" made . large
number of passenger flights at each
Of the cities she visited. Among her
passengers was carried a represen-
tative of the U. s. Navy throughout
in the person of Admiral G. j. Peo-
pies and then Commander p. N. l..
Bellinger of the N. c. 1 fame. Both
were specially assigned by the Navy
department which fostered the flight
as a NEAR of aiding in the upbuild-
ing of commercial aviation in this
country.
When the Santa Maria" was
making her test flights last summer
piloted by c. ]. Zimmerman, chief
test pilot of the plant. a number of
local people were guests on board
the big flying boat, enjoying a trip
over the borough and down the
coast to Sandy Hook. Among those
were Postmaster Rufus o. Walling.
DIR. Fl. T. Hopkins and Miss Annie
Laurie Tilton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-07
THE NEW GRAY HAIR
REMEDY

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