davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19
@etaerfoboI0.1 Bon e.

Set3erfoboIO.> Son ei-
mem tollmiitieen Sunoe Dnroe am
0ienstog elm bieiiger Irbeiter in
Die Sono gebiiien; iiber ben amtS'
6e3irf tit in%folgeOeien Die Sanoe-
iperre perbGngt tporoen.
8 pebl @ed. v9arf i1
Sbnen Elm paar meiner 2ieblings-
blumen pfliiden, idones Sraulein? 2"
SD oonfe iebr; 9iIteln fann idj
nidt gebrau1en."
9erubtgeno. 9idter:
n8itte, Serr gegilieur, int oritten
gft lin0 Die Serridaften nod gar
niht iattelfelt!"
9fegiiieur: n9as ma6t nifts; 10
peit fommen mir nidt BET Der auf-
%fiibrung."
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19

SIN Seebooe. ~Denfell
Sic iid, SEER Weper: geItern blieb
.6 beim Sau6en 10 lange nnter
8alier, oaB man bereits elm ST.
y6erboot aur &ettung tlor maGte!"
uNatiirli6 @erlenfii6erbootl"
unter Snnggeiellen
Ser Miiaer i6eint tpobl men 30
gel 81 bobetl, oaB er beiratet?"
rSreilidl, 0arum mill er ia eben
Elm Sect bauenl"
aIter Sp6tter. Che
mann: Scr Sppnotiiierte befinoet
li6 alio in einem Doaitdnoig wiaen'
loien 3uitonoe ="
Sitter Sunsgeieue: n@etpiB, Gbn-
lid mie Der 8erbeirotete.
. meb! @irt (5u elmer
'meinieligen @eieai6aft): uSo, ia,
meme @erren, bel meinem @ein-
den fommt man in Stimmung!"
nSebr riftig: nSauer maht III
itig"l"
- 3ufammenbang. Serr:
sd mofte ober elm frommes Pfero
baben."
BferOeperleibcr: n3atiirlid, Sic
iino ia Sonntagsreiter."
8ofatipus. Maler: sd
fiirdte, OaB nGd)ltcns Der @erid)ts-
polI5iebcr mein @telier beebren
miro!"
Sreuno: SEA, Damn i6aff' MIR
Oie guten &obmen bciicite!"
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19
griaparser als Senfmalsesner.

au9 @rinpar5er geb0rte gu Ser
feinesme9s geringen An5abl beOeu-
TENDER Menifen Die feinen &C.
Idymad Den 9enfmalern ubgepinnen
fonnen, merigItens NOR er elm @eg.
ner ser GenfmGler fir @eiltesgr0-
BEN, Oi9ter uim. gr IieB Stanobil-
ser rur BEL StoatsmGnnern uno
Seloberren gelten. als man in
@ien elm S1iaer-9 entmaI plante
- es mar in ben led5iger Sabren
oes porieen Sabrbunoerts1 for.
0erte cine Population i'm auf, Dem
&omitee, ons li6 gum Sammeln Der
9eitrGge fir oas S9iaer-G enfmaI
gebiloet botte, bei5utreter. Sci Die.
fer @eIegenbeit auBerte li6 Grill.
par5er in Dem angefiibrten Gimme
uno meinte, oaB It9 9idter uno
@eiltesbeloen lelbit anoere 8enfmd.
let als iene er5enen iesten, Gent
mailer, 0ie oauernOer ieien als iene
aus @r5 llno Stein. Man erwiOerte
i6m, nitt obne Sder5, oaB er Dem
Sdidiol, ourh elm 9enfmal geebrt
3n meroen, mobl ielblt nidt wiiroc
entge6en fonren. Cider weroe @ien
aud emit iein MarmorbilO nit lei
men Malern umiflieBen,. n@enn es
oenn ourdaus iein muB," erwioertc
@rillpar5er lddeIno, pio bite i'd,
SAB man mir elm Heiterltan0bilo
Icbt. Gem auf Die llnitcrbli9-
felt peroe ib nod lange iuorteil
fonnen, uno ga oiirfte iA infolge oes
Ste6ens iebr miioe werocn.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19
0hne neberIeanna

Sbne rteberIegnng
ge r o d) c II. Mdnn: SD babe
beute mcinen Sdirm IN @eoonfen
irgcnoDo itebcn Iaiicrt, peiB ober
nidt no."
Srau: nGos iicbt Dir abnli6!"
Mann: Geg' Gid MIR ni1t aut
ser S6irm mar ia ni6t mebr neu;"
6rou: n@an5 glei6. get idled)'
tenn @ctter mar er nod imnter gilt
0eittg."
3meierIet anii6ten.
gSbr Sobn lit alto tpirfli6
pleite2"
e9dderIid, er bat ia blob &on'
fllrS gctnaht!"
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19
,,9nTamme I'M BaSr."

9as meilt beloGte 9ilo 9lrnoIo
90dIins mar 5meifeGos Die bcrilbm.
te ,SuIanne I'M Babe" 0aS Yilo
erreate auf Der SnternntionaIeu
&unltausitclllng 1891 in Berlin
Iebbuites aufieben. IS oiirite aber
peni9 befannt ieir, oaB Ser Wiei-
tier emit nit Oieiem lalInigen @e.
mGIoe einen idnooen WtiBbrau6 bat
beltrafen mouen, Dem CT gum Opfer
gefallen mar. Sn Den Seer Sobren,
ais er in 3iirib pobnte, lpraf ibm
elm 8erliner Banter ben 8unid
aus, Elm Bib BON ibm 81 beiiben;
ober ais i6lidter 8ripotmann
Tonne er unmoglid 10 piel oafiir
be5a6len, pie elm SAMPLER. Bod
lin er6armte iib oes narmen Man-
mes" utlo CAB ibm elm Bib fiir ei-
men mdBigen Breis. IS Oalerte
nur Elm panr 8ohen, on las man
in 9erliner 3eitungen, oaB Oas Sc.
m1l6e bel einem &unltbGnoler aus.
geIteQt miiroe, uno na6 Elm paar
Monaten Oieier es Inn einen mebr.
laden 8etrog an cine @alerie per-
fault. Gin Sabr uerging, Oa tauG-
tie Der geiAdftsfunoige 8erliner
wieoer in 3iiri1 auf unO flagte
8odlein, ooB er lib gu ieinem
idmer3li6en Ye0auern Oos Bib BON
Dem &%unltbdnOler babe entpinoen
laIien; flebentli6 bot er ben Mei-
iter, er m0tte ibm bod elm arOres
9tlo iiberlolIerl. 9odlin lieb lid in
Der Eat nod einmal erneiden =
aber oas neue @emal0e ging natiir-
lid oenlelben 8eg wie Oas friibere,
urho nun mar flar, oaB Der nbegei.
lterte @erebrer" leOigli1 ols Ser.
mittler ienes &%unltbanolers Oiente;
lp1ter erfubr man logar, oaB er an
Oelien @ei6ait oireft 6eteiligt mar.
4ls Der Serr aus Berlin zines
4benos am Stammtti6 in Grid
eridien, meinte 9odlin i'm 2oufe
oes @eiprd6s, er male am lieb-
item auf groBen uno gut gearbeiteten
Mabagonibrettern, 'ober Die waren
Iebr i1mer 5u befommen. Da
iragte Der 9erliner @el6dftsmann:
SEER BroteIior, menn iA Sbnen
Elm Nabagoni6rett ihife, maIen Sic
mir oann elm Bib Darauf?" 8irf-
li9 piaigte 80flein elm. 0aS gro.
BE Wabogonibrett fam Oann aus
Berlin un6 Der AbIenoer fiigte 5u-
glei6 oie Bite bin5u, Dab oas Silo
gum @eburtstag ieiner 3rou geeig-
net Iein mo6te Oas paBte
Dem &inltler portrefIi6; i'm Corn
iiber Die ibm wiOerfabrene &rdr-
flung matte er Die lultige Satire
uSulonne i'm Daoe" Hiirft-
lid trai oas nit Spannu1lg ermar-
tete Bib gum @ebMrtstag in Ser
lin Elm. Die 55ene i'm Sauie oes
9atfiers tam man it'd Oenfen. 0as
muroe abgelebnt uno 5uriidgeianOt.
90dlin loue Dem Serrn Banter onI
lem Brett entpeOer etpos andres
maIen ooer ibm oieles uunperiebrt"
5urudgeben. 9ie beftigen @usein-
anOerlesungen blieben erfolglos uno
i9lieBli6 fam es gu einem geridtli-
diem 8erfabren. 9as gn0e pom
2ieoe mar, oaB oas @emaloe DEM
&iinItler perblieb; er muBte nur fir
oas Brett cine geringe gntl6aOi-
gutlg 5ablen. 9alo Oarauf mur6e
oas in i%ibermiitiger 9aune geidaf-
iene Bib bon einem onoern 9erli-
ner @el61ftsmann erworben, Der
es oarn altsiteute. BieOerboIt tit
ole .Sulanne i'm Sa6e" gegen bobc
Breiie in andre Son6e iibergegdn'
gen.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19

4ngenebm er @ntrag.
Stltoent oes &o9baues (5u ieinem
&ommilitonen): D@as lit oenn los
nit Dir, unfe? gu bit ia ouBer
STAND un0 9arto Dor Sioulitdtl"
n6reue 9ih nit mir, otter Sun.
&c; meme @rbtante bat einen gnt.
ipurf 5u ibrem Mnuioleum bel mir
belteIltl"
8erufSgemd 3. Ser eritc
Srompeter zines Ordsters fommt
8ltm &r0t uno flagt ibm fem 2cioen.
nSier liegt," fonltatiert Der glr5t,
noffettbar Elm 8laienleioen Dor"
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19

telloe.
gGpruer in meme Sn'eit ben ih
ole Si55ic gbbitte geleiitet. SD ben
iest ouSgeiunne gcbabt, oab iie mcbr
gS0rf bat mie Ell Moun, bon mid
ieIbit gar nit 81 rcOe. Sab i'd ell
Grid an iie geipielt ben, Oos ben
i6 iie nit geiagt; i6 mill Ood nit
ben ,oaB id Dor ibr ltebn, wie e
Dummies &alb.
8omit i'd oerbleiipe, Sbne Sbrn
lieper
8btItpp Soueromper II.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19

8eoenfIi9es a me-
mentreffen. 9l~lttobeiiser (5um
acknowledgement Gbanffeur): $50.
ben sic @mpfeblungen bon Sbrem
friiberen Yrin5ipol2"
nRein, als i6 meine SteIun9
aufenb, nuroe mein &err geraoe
ins aranfenbaus gei6afft!"
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19
-0eshaIb. n@didIt Oh Sci.

OesDoIb. nSdidlt gu Sci.
nc Srau belier mieOer ms 8ao?"
n0eir, oos lit mir gu t~cuerl"
r@anu2! sic lit bod 10 an
iprudsloS!"...
y0os i6on, ober Ous Iebte Deal,
ais lie I'M Babe mar, babe iA iiber
bunoert Dollar in ser ISOLDE per-
brol6tl"
Die Greun6in. r0u
iie6It mirfli6 ent3iferO GUS, &laraI
Ser SUIT DEFENDERS itebt Dir rei-
5eno! = @er 10 wenig Soor bot,
iollte INNER oieie Salon trogen!"
0a oIo !! nSSa, oarf benz
elm 9eomter om S9alter 10 grob
iein nit Dem Su6lifum?"
ng9, oas mar ia fem Sublifum,
has mar MIR elm &ouege."
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19

Seine ra9 e. nIuf Dem
Cute meines Sbeims ii Sinterpom.
mern muroe elm &alb NIT 5pei
&opfen geboren uto fir teures @elo
perfauft."
Limb Ga miro INNER nod iiber
Die Notlage Der 2anopirti6aft ge-
flagt!"
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19

@trapa8ios. Sat (5un!
@irt): uOie @rommopbonplatta
pom ,l1eb' imn1er Srclt' uno Geo,
Iidfeit" lit aber i6on arg mitgenom-
men,"
$50, Die miro boIt INNER einge-
ieBt, penr elmer beim &artenipieI
mogelt!"
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19

= 8e rf1u9ter &erl. ~Sbr
6abt Sen Maper aus gurem Qb.
Itinen8Ier-@ erein auseei9loiien9"
uSo, uno milien sic, mas Der
aus &a9e bofiir getan bat? CT lit
Iofort Wfitglieo bes 8ereins gegen
betriigeriides gini9enfen getpor.
Henl"
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19
Quit.

Gtuoioius GpunO finOet bel 0er
Seimfebr bonn &ommers bot Der
9uoe ieinen S9neiber, Der bier
iiberno6tet bat, Inn inn enOli6 NAL
0ie &e9nung praientieren gu fon-
men.
.Nonlt, MeiIter sic balten
bier mobl oas Ia6tlager bon Gro
nooa ob2"
n@d, SER Spuno, i6 moIlte MIR
cine perionIi6e 9lusipra6e awii6eu
unS berbeifiibren."
n9itte, bite, idiitten Sic mir
bertrauenspol SIR Ser5 uus!"
nSie iduloen mir nod -"
u@eiB i9, meiB i'd, lieber Wtei'
iter; geben sic rubig nad Sauie
uno nerre9nen Sic Die Sa6e nit
Dem S9lafgeIoe, bos Sic iett an
mid au 5ablen bdtten."
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19

Gin NINA + r d etnIi-
Of er Sail. Sunger Gr5t: rS6
mid ettpus aufS Sbr, Sobanu;
sic peden mid MIR, uenn elm So
tient fomntt, DerItanoen9"
9iener (gutmiitig): nS6on gut,
$err Ooftor, id perO' Sic i9on
ni1t itorenl"
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19
einsiae gcrbinSnns.

sd mo9te pegen meines 3eber.
leioenS nal Den 9oftor SrieolGnoer
aufiu6en; ober crit min i9 mir BEL
eini9en ieiner friberen Hotienten
g[usfunft iiber i'm boIen.~
r8oaen sic in cine ipiritiitii6e
G%eriammIung oeben?"
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19

Sur Streifbemegung G.
Sn 3ita0t iinO bic &n9elteuten Der
9rogen9ei6dfte tpeeen 2o6nitreitig-
feiten in Ben ausItono getreten.
Sic arbeitnebmer in ben s~potbefer-
betrieben baben bef6loiien, iie our9
einen &om0opatbieitreif gu unter-
ltiisen.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19

- @enn.... g.: .9onner-
metter, iieb' blob oas Sitelbilo allt
oieicm 8udel..
g.: raIle Sagel! @enn % Der
Snbalt Dem @iloe entipridt, oa
fam mar iid allcroiags Elm gilo
Dor Dcni Snboltc maGea. -
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19

~ lbNlU bUN
picle 8iebelS &C.
tlebmt, ooB Die
Seut, ipenn ie
ionit nids geidci.
Oes miiie, bonn
8etter table ou6n
I'm tpcnn ie aud
feline 0ere
ben,
ais pie: 08eu,
iS re- innru1 no.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19

= @aunerbumor. @inbre.
der: sd meroe meinen alien
@9irm ncben Dem @elOidrmf lte-
ben Iaiien, oamit oie 8oliaei oenft,
6as @elo bdtte elm 5eritrcuter Sro-
fciior geraubt -. !"
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19

nl1no sic 2oiienrditme muBten
Sic in Sbrer Iebten Steaitng olt6
o%usfegen?"
vSa, Bis es leioer einmal Ser
&oiiierer tot"
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19

91e @ei9mdder iino
ri GieOen. Waraa Coon ser
9a0ereiie 5uriifgefebrt): nNun, gls-
den, mas battct ibr 81 Sauie fir
8etter?"
@ls9en; sd fano es ideuBlid,
oenn es regnete fat ale Gage; ober
Bapa iang %imrrerfort: .0ie @elt
miro i6oner nit ieoem Gagl""
&affiniert. Dame (oie
i'm Tbeater bel elmer S5ene peincn
mnB , 5ilr arloern): x9ieie S8ene
riibrt Sic ni9t aud 81 Sranen?"
Game: ~g6, i6 tat i6on eerne
tpeinen, aber i9 braude morgeu
meine Sranen, oa i'd bon meinem
Mann einen neilen SUIT baben pill"
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19

@enoarm (einen locben emp
fongenen Stedbrief orrdleieno):
vSGufernaie, ungepflegter, idmor5er
S9nurrbort, 9oppcIfinn, 5cttnaden,
S6merboud beiliger gim-
bam, 3 lit n Da6rer Segett, Dab id
me Uniform bob'l"
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19
Ofrnfr 9dtrctbsbrtet Nes
pbiIipp 5anrrGmpfFr.
1873.

1873.
a}ein lieber Serr Ec0oftionGrl
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19

u@laubt ibr 6rauen Oenn mirf-
li6, baB ibr nit erlrer Yubiu6t
ben M6nnern gefant?"
n8ir moQen ia gar ni6t ben
Mdunern gefolen, mir molen nur
anoere Srallen 1rgern."
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19

aRorgengruB an BEN gereteten eeIbfmorber Ourd ben geanten NIT
Der @~os~Hetnung lno einena Strafmanout pegcn unbefu9ten Gasper-
brouds.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19

@on benz peiben 9iinenitranbe
Spdbt Die Sungfrau tpeit binaus.
SITS Die oft beiun9'ne Sii9'rtn,
9eren S6as inn 8o9en9raus? -
Stein, es lit ne rb0b're So6ter".
Sic an ienen aiinft'9 gen oenft,
Ser Die beiratsluit' ge &rabbe
Sn mem 9olO'nen @ese fdngt.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19


gntt6uf9t. State NAL,
Mdnnden, mas id beut i6on getan
babel"
nSa, pie Jon id oarauf fommen,
G6aB2"
SD babe mir Define 8ibliotbef
Dorgenommen. -"
ra9 - oas babe i6 mir i6on
lange geniinidt!"
r,...nno Gin gan5es &apitel
iiber n6rauentradten i'm Wittel-
otter" 9elcicn!"
.gld 10 - id glalIbte idon,
81 b6tteit Die Bidder nal = abge-
l;olbti"
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19

ugnItatt fb cine Dogec 81 baHen, ionen Sic leber Sbre S6uloen
bcaablen."
nSn @esentci, i'd 8eae ur, oB ia ouf ben SunO setommen bin.~
The Washington times., 1921-06-14
'4OO' TREMBLESAS
Fiji PREPARES TO
IDENTIFY HELEN
N. Y. Society Aghast at News
That Girl, 1o, Must Share
"FIo's" Notoriety.

POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y, June
IA sensation that will shock
the highest society of America
will result when the identity of
Helen" one of the correspondents
in the counter-divorce suit of Mrs.
James A. Stillman, is sprung to-
morrow, it was declared todav in
circles close to the "four hundred"
MEMBER OF ULTRA SET"
It was not absolutely sure that
Helen" would be Identified beyond
her first narle, but statements from
Mrs. Stillman's lawyers indicated
that she would be. 'Helen" is said
20 be barely nineteen years old-a
titan haired beauty an the member
of a family that is very rich and
hOted for IT'S affiliations in New York
Newport and Palm Beach.
The society woman viii be placed
de by side with the other two CO.
respondants-counse decided today
Il ere shall be only three named-Mrs.
Florence Lawlor Leeds and the wom-
all known as clara
"Helen's" associate correspondents
ere actresses, while she has been q
queen In mary social centers. Nu-
herous families with high social con-
rcctions are hopeful that Mrs. still
ran will relGat and exclude Helen $"
rame from the list she will not, her
counsel said, listen to the importuni-
Z es of those who would shield the
woman.
The question of open hearings was
gain discussed TODAY. Counsel for
Mrs. Stillman want public hearings.
Justice Morschauser. VINO appointed
TIE referee, is favorable to open hear
rgs. Daniel J. Gleason. the referee.
is said to be in consonance with Mrs.
Slillman's lawyers on the proposition.
FIGHT FOR SECRECY.
The Stillmsn lawyers are expected
to put up fierce battle to con-
tinue the star chamber hearings
witch have been used t. the grave
disadvantage OF Mrs. Stillman.
When Mrs. Howard Cushing is
called as a witness-and it is cx-
pected she will be one of the
strongest on Mrs. Stillmans side
there will be sensation. Mrs.
Cushing knows much about the
erstwhile bankers career among
former footlight favorites, especially
Mrs Florence Leeds
Mrs. Cushing was aboard still
mans yacht "Modesty' several times
with chaperon. 1t is said that
on one occasion she fled from II
hurriedly. The yacht was moored at
the New York Yacht Club anchorage
at the time. II was in last Septem bsr.
the story runs. Mrs. Cushing is ex-
Continued on Page :. Column -
The Washington times., 1921-06-14
BOSTON PAPERS ISSUE
DESPITE TYPO STRIKE

BOSTON, June 14.-The strike OF
typographical workers. which pub
thorized. baly crippled practically
.very newspaper in this city today.
Morning editions of ali newspapers
appeared on the streets. but they
were greatly reduced in size and
much advertising matter was omitted
The Boston compositors had asked
fer an increase in wages. which was
hot granted. The agreement with
tie publishers, the latter assert. pro-
yided that there should be neither
walkout nor lockout and that all dis
agreements should be settled by ar
titrstion. 1t could rot be learned
that the strike was ordered by the
International Typographical Union.
The Washington times., 1921-06-14
FLOOD THREATNS CITY;
APPEAL FOR AID MADE

DENVER, Col, June li.-An ap-
peal for aid reached Governor
Shoup's office here today from LAX
City, Colo- where flood waters from
swollen streams are threatening the
city's destruction.
Only meager information was con-
tained in the appeal to the governor.
1t being stated, however, that many
bridges and highways had been
washed out and help from the State
highway department would be neces-
saIy before communication with tho
outside world could he established.
Lake City is in Hinsdale county
in the southwestern part Of Colo
rado.
The Washington times., 1921-06-14
IRISH RlOTlNG BREAKS
OUT ANEW; 8 INJURED

DUBLIN, June 14.--Rioting again
broke out in Belfast early today.
There was considerable sniping from
roof tops. Eight civilians were
wounded In hghting before midnight.
The coast guard station at Have
strang. in County Cork. was burned.
The station guards were kidnapped be-
fore the torch was applied.
Hundreds of persons were arrested
in anti-Sinn Fein raids by crown
forces in South Sligo last night and
today. Many Of the prisoners were
charged with completely in activities
against the British military and police
in Ireland.
The Washington times., 1921-06-14
CHINESE REBELS WRECK
U. S. MISSION At WU-CHANC

LONDON, June 1.-THE American
W sston at Wu-Chang, China, has been
wrecked by Chinese rebels. according q
kop today
Tho chinese insurgents. the dispatch
said. looted and burned much prop
srtv
There were many Chinese casual
fi-. hut - fsr no foreign casualties
Ave ben reported
The Washington times., 1921-06-14
CENSUS WORKERS
ARISE TO PROTEST
E|GHT-HOUR DAY
Bureau Employees Say Proposals
Signed by Other Workers
Were Yelled.

Ten thousand working hours were
devoted to discussion by the Bureau
OF Census employees this morning, dur
ing and after a vigorous protest meet
ing at which employees cmphatically
told Representatives to convey to
Chief Clerk Libbey, OF the Depart
ment of Commerce the Information
that they were not in sympathy with
the eight-hour day.
The proposal to change the working
day of the Bureau OF Foreign and Do
mestic Commerce. another branch of
the Commerce Department. from seven
and one-half hours to eight, which
had been reported as meeting ap-
proval OF ninety-five per cent OF the
40 employed in that bureau. was
greeted with open disapproval when
proposed to Census workers.
NEARLY 1900 VOICE PROTEST..
The vote taken at a meeting this
morning nt which the greater portion
Of the 1900 employees were present
was almost unanimously against such
plan. Workers expressed o willing
ness to work overtime when neces-
sary, but declared that with the pres
ent temporary employees still on the
payroll extra time was unnecessary.
The main census work being com
pleyud much time is now devoted to
the compilation Of special reports.
many requested by Congressman and
workers declared thesc requests
were being handled with dispatch
and that extra hours were uncalled
for especially during the hot
weather.
SAY PROPOSAL WAS YELLED.
They declared that the proposal
submitted to other workers in the
department yesterday was so veiled
rs to mislcad those who signed 1t.
They stated they were always willing
to help out, but that they did not
propose to have the eiGht.hour sys-
tenn schedule become permanent.
committee OF the census workers
has been appointed and these repre-
sentatives will forward to Clerk
Libbey report on the attitude OF tho
workers on the question OF extra time.
Discussion over what they termed
a misrepresentation" which had
been slipped over" on workers In
the other branch Of the department
consumed the greater part OF the
morning at the Census Bureau. Dur
ing the lunch hour sandwiches were
consumed hurriedly to permit wordy
arguments on the subject
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MOTORIST
FINED FOR NOT SPEEDING

DETROIT, June 1t-Clsrence lee.
an intoxicated autoist, appeared in
police court yesterday and was fned
s25. Clarence's offense reversed the
usual order Of things. inasmuch as he
was charged with driving too slow
instead OF too fast
Police said he drove his car at the
diyzy speed Of three miles an hour
and refused to speed UP, creating
traffic jam
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NAME GRAND RAPIDS MAN
AS NEW HEAD OF LEGION

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June ID
John G. Emory, OF Grand Rapids.
Mich. today was elected national
commander of the American Legion.
The Grand Rapids man, who was
one OF the hve national vice-com -
manders of the legion. was chosen by
reclamation by the executive commit =
tee OF the legion to succeed Frederick
w. Galbraith, national commander.
who met tragic death in an automo-
bile accident last THURSDAY.
The Washington times., 1921-06-14

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--ss 60 - hshy ohimpanree. II
<s nh-ss- hke a genius, an af-
s~~l--..<. sy~ahls lit;le thing with
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k~s o E-aunE.
h wIth ths human baby.
ET sr.y -. Ike = genius. like
ns-- = -hs United States
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-
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Today
c~sxs Birthday Today.
Wafrn. Don't Gamble.
a kss,8ss 'ttootch."
a chssupanxse Baby.
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r~Ay. Old Glory. very success
a. lag. Is iss years old, twelve
u=~s Twelve. and TO that age. by
~ ~~y. every man would live, If
go x-~~ boo To take care Of our
wlx~~
r.is r~sosutson was adopted by
fA~ Corrin~n.Al Congress lA4
years 40 on this day:
-w<~~s~~x: Tat the Tag Of the
rh.ws~~~ Unsssk States shall be
an.vs<<m ssrip>s. alternate red and
vNssx. sAss fh< unsee BE- thirteen
a.s~. vAsxs En- q kis< seid. repre-
s<nxmx Q s~v eeasaealstiea-"
The Washington times., 1921-06-14

LADY RANDOLPH CHURCHILL.
Whose left foot was amputat ed
in London recently because of a
broken ankle. the result OF fall
two weeks previous TO the opera
tion. Lady Churchill is sixty-seven
years old. She is the mother OF
Winston Churchill, British Secre-
tary for the Colonies. and before
her marriage to Lord Churchill, in
1st7. was Miss Jennie Jerome, Of
New York
The Washington times., 1921-06-14

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s-w- In sru1t Of the Cashew tree.
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Yea spac hsv~ 10 10 to the jun
go s~ sAsA rhe whiskey Of this
cvz-~-v sAs made men waIk back
wx-~s fo- rocr~ than one hundred
x-s forrv years. ever since Jeffer-
~~.- -~cu--~ndsng beer and light
49,. sd whiSkey kills two
z-> q te~ inhabitants"
Hh~n a -a- makes whiskey his
ra-rn~r. he roes backwards stead
~ Wse- h~ drinks the modern
-,ss<ch- Improvement on whiskey,
- r~s haex~aris at double speed.
N-~ Torx's female chimpanzee
"a a h~bv. and won't let the
s~-p~-z % th~ father come near
- 81 hclSs the tiny new born
-v>rcznd fuzzy lump in her arms
~lrs a passionate affection that
o~--7xr-ar~s the wisdom of Provi-
s~~~v- Most important in vcrte-
h-z1r- = th~ affect IN Of the moth
- fur ~ chiid II l. highly de
$4,000 = ths monkey. and human
s-<s o~~ % q all that they arc.
~s rri-<s about the baby chin
rx-.~~ -il interest al women:
F-xs- = w-irhs At birth only
49, p-z-ds. = hirth not difficult TO
go ---rs---af lc>Sr not nearly as
eSr-zl- a. th> dreadful process
r-ri--~@ upon poor woman.
S~~~ 6xy srlence will relieve
~-&r f-v- the h~~~y load that
SEQ -~&~S f-- the -sce. Twilight
xs~~v- -u1idrt DO H. Some dis
-~~-T thxs w,eid control. abso-
ku.~sv 4-m>~- the zffercnt nerves
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s~---z -~-~~s thzf move the mus
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nw~s in6r<Ss a new constellation
m .s~ x3l4xy of nations 1t has
rww- h-usn thirteen TO forty-eight
s~srx. xr,c from a little strip on
sn~ ArL~nss< cream il has spread to
rn~ P4-rfie. % far Alaska and the
Fssl1e~an<s Under its folds a ma
Ern e< a hrndred millions has
x-wn- -any problems have been
~~a~-1. many Strangers welcomed.
Mx-y -s<-xses. 'tis true, have been
m~as. szt The mistakes belong to
r>xsws6zxls. and the glory belongs
~ rn~ n~x. which represents de-
s~w-xxsun 70 be free and tho
w1-<-~~s 20 fight for freedom