davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1921-09-30

that not only have the people been deceived in the
matter OF getting road work under way. but TIE pres
OF the state has been deliberately trcked- The En-
terprise has this TO say on the subjects
Sometime in July we took occasion to mention.
and in terms that could not be misunderstood, that
the governor and state highway commission were not
keeping the promises they made 20 the people of Wyo-
ming during the bond issue campaign The people
were given to understand that work would be COM
menced immediately. The roads needed to be i'm
proved; the people needed the money. The financial
crisis. which everyone could see coming, would there
by lose its sting in this state. Employment would be
furnished for all CT our idle men who cared to nc-
eept it To vote the bonds would be a master stroke.
.The people supposed that the governor and his
associates were acting in good faith They voted the
politics, took up the fight and carried it to the peo-
pie. Every newspaper received letters following the
campaign thanking them for the part they took in
waging a successful campaign The newspapers did
their part and they did IL in good faith. and now they
feel, that their pages were filled with falsehoods.
Nothing has been done.
"The writer has been asked several different times
Of late why nothing has been done. and he was not
prepared to answer. And now he puts that question
to the governor and the state highway commission.
and the answer, If It satisfies the people. must be en-
tirely different from the one made to a similar ques-
ton a short time ago"
The people and the press quite properly resent such
violation of good faith as the governor has shown and
are holding him responsible for frittering away the
entire summer and fall when work on highways could
have been prosecuted with advantage and opportunity
to earn was so greatly needed among the people.
All the while Governor Carey was waiting for
'ithings to come down"
, 1921-09-30

ten In thu Oldest form Of lanxuaA thu
symbol. and tE-y are mostiy Ia Is.
senos as true as fact
Tho cmnipotent vsrtuos Of a lack
the Giant Killer are desired by all OF
US II IL probable that suocess / q thu
world may result from q childish "a.
miraton and envy OF hat hero's In.
trepidity and Ingenuity.
The little child Is In a sens. the cen.
ter II his small universe the home
While he Is helpless everything i.
done for him. and he thinks that ali
his desires can be gratlfled.
In the fairy story all dream. ana
Iongfngs are realized A magic lamn
Ia h passport TO the enchanted Jew.
eicd cave. and a wnve OF a wand pro.
vidcs wings.
As h child grows older he learns
that he must stand alone and indie.
pendent Of the parents. His ideaa Of
his own power are repressed. but they
are not killed AZ a fuligrown man
his unconscious mind IN dreams wan.
ders In q compromising fairyiand. and
he may still read with fascinatlon
those myths that symbolize his deep
wishes.
Dreams and fairy stories are Of the
same stuff. We cannot live without
them They are safeguards Of mental
health And In zplts Of bolshev1.,
tendencies there Is no divorce between
acute imagination and accurnfe rea,
sonins. We ann live on fact alone.
Light comes often through the magic
easement of h imagination.
, 1921-09-30
Save The Fairy Tales


One Lunatcharsky. connls.ary d
education IN that most distre..<af q.
countries. Russia has banned the fairy
tale on moral snd educational rrounds
I cannot imagine q npssdier means
for The sbolition OF all lxnowledxe and
thu arrest OF social progress
Fairies have ever been the famiiiars
and the handmasdens OF the phfoso.
pher n Tho scientific discoverer. The
value os imagination and fantasy IN
creative energy r. rnquestionabie- An
the great discoveries that have raised
man from aavagery began In fmaxiua,
ton and In the weaving of fentaae<,
The fairy romance contains thu
germs OF all culture. The existenop
Of the philosophers stone" and .the
elixir OF If" was sheer fantasy: but
the alchcmists and tho magscians. with
their crude and apparently futile ex.
perimentl were the forefAthers OF the
scientific chemists Of today.
Mans material achievements are
born OF the fairy story. The astrolo-
ser invented taics Of tho influence OF
the stars upon human destiny and
gave the impetus for the serious rudy
Of astronomy
The steam engine. the motor car. the
AirpiAns are the concrete products OF
tho day dreams Of imaginative men.
The idle fancy" becomes a solid real
tty.
Dreams and fairy legends are com
p~ensations for the disappointments,
restrictions. and sorrows tina attand
the conflict with reality. In the
dream n the fairy tale we find re.
lief and happiness.
The man who would rob q child Of
his fairy stories commits an intellec.
ttal murder. -
The moral feeling OF a child Is nur.
tured greatly upon the example OF the
good fairies. 1t is not true that every
despised Cinderella wins her fairy
prince. but this fable. In its many
forms. has been n Joy and a consola.
ton to millions OF human beings.
The origin OF fairy stories In in the
soul OF mankind These tales are writ.
, 1921-09-30
Australia May
Send Unofficial
Party to Meet

MELBOURNE. Australia Sept 80
-Premier Hughes. when asked yes
terday regarding tbs possibility OF un.
Official Australian representation al
the Washington conferences. said 81
think It would be nks n man present
Ing himself at the gates OF Heaven
withou a ticket OF admission"
Mr. Hughes. remarked that the
United States had only invited Great
Britain 10 the conference, said he real
lied tho questions to be discussed AZ
fected Australia IN a most material
manner. and that II would be left &C
parliament to decide whether Aus
trnlia should send an unofficial dcie
cation to Washington
, 1921-09-30

There Is a strong suspicion that the vote Of rail-
road shopmen to strike because OF the ~ per cent
reduction in wages is merely E basis for negotiations,
for further action has been deferred.
, 1921-09-30
HOLDING CAREY RESPONSIBLE.

This Lyman Enterprise In eommon with all other
newspapers Of the state did its part In promoting the
bond issue for state highways last May and vouched
for the promises Of Governor Carry and others of his
administration In good faith Tho Enterprise feels
, 1921-09-30
EXPENSES DOWN, CREDIT UP.

Following closely after announcement Of reduction
In government expenditures, we have q higher quota
ton for Liberty bonds In the market. Tho govern.
, 1921-09-30

Specializing IN German marks may be an attractive
sport to the conservative person, but betting against
the capacity Of German printing presses is plunging,
requiring the nsrve Of q John w. Gates.
, 1921-09-30

Speaking ef the 1894 campaign. Has anyone re-
ceiyed airy definite statement as to whether Mr, Bry-
an will be q candidate1
, 1921-09-30

VIII some well informed friend kindly ten the
world what the war between Greece and Turkey Is
aboutf
, 1921-09-30

No gentle reader, ono hundred Per cent American
does not mean ono hundred per cent profit of them.
, 1921-09-30

Laura jean Libbey at the age of seventy Is resting
her prolific pen. Let US be thankful in proportion 10
the blessing received.
, 1921-09-30

The climate made Los Angeles famous. Now the
movie scandal is making her infamous,
, 1921-09-30
NOTICE.

The CT circle CT the Methodist
church VIII hold a bake sale Mt the
Midwest commissary. Saturday after
noon. s-2s-2t
, 1921-09-30

Give Truthful Advice on An Affairs
. Of Life.
Office Hours 10 y. m. TN Q D. m.
Located ut 62s East Second Street
, 1921-09-30
MADAM WHARTON.

Royal Egyptian C1airvoynnf and
Pnlmfsf.~
The New York herald., 1921-03-01
LEGAL NOTICES.


AT A SPECIAL TERM. PART I. or THE
Supreme Court In and for New York County.
held Mt the County Court House In ssia
county. on the 18th day OF January. 1921.
Present: Hon. Edward II. Finch. Justice.
In the matter OF the voluntary dissolution
OF League of Metropolitan Merchants, Of
New York city. Inc. Order TO show cause.
IJpon reading and filing the petition, dated
December os. 1870 aud duly verified. OF all
the directors OF the above named League of
Metropolitan Merchants. Of New York CITY.
Inc. praying for the voluntary dissolution
OF said corporation. together with The
achedule thereto annexed, tho notice OF this
application dated December 30. 1920. and
proof OF due service on the Attorney-Ge
aud notice Of application and a copy of this
order; and It appearing 70 the satisfaction
OF tic court that all OF the directors OF Haid
corporation deem II beneficial TO the Inter
esta of the members thereof that said cor
poraton should be dissolved;
And after hearing counsel for petitioners
Now. on motion OF Breed, Abbott Nor
gan, attorneys for petitioners. 1t Is
Ordered that all persons Interested IN SAID
corporation show cause before this court al
a Special Term: Part !. thereof; 70 ne hela
OF Manhattan, City OF New York. on the sth
day Of March. 1921. ut 1915 o'clock A. NJ.
or as soon thereafter as counsel can D.
heard why said corporation should not be
dissolved az stated IN said petition. and u
Is further
Ordered that a copy Of this order be pub
lished at least once In each OF the three
weeks Immediately preceding the time fixed
herein Tor showing cause. In New York Law
Journal and New York Herald, newspapers
published in the County of New York wherein
this order "a entered: and II is further
Ordered that copy Of this order be
served upon each OF the persons specified in
the schedule annexed 20 raid petition as n
member of said corporation, either person
alIy At least ten days before the time hrretn
appointed for the bearing, or by dcposting
copy of this order. Mt least twenty days
before the time so appointed. W the post
office cncioacd IN o postpaid wrapper. ad-
dressed 10 ihe person to hc served. az fls
residence ~ stated IN aaid schedule.
Eu.sr. 4, Il. r.. y. $. G.
The New York herald., 1921-03-01
APARTMENTS-FURNISHEp.


30S.--Delightful roof apartment, 8 rooms, 3
baths, Furnished reasonable. Van ii27.
GlSr ST.. 10 WEST (pasadena). corner
Broadway-pear elevated. subway. newly
decorated 2, 3 rooma, bath. overlooking park.
hountiful closets, light. linen, maid service
included. $2o-S55 weekly. si25-S250 monthly;
restaurant In building. Columbus 400.
6lST ST., So East.--Small apartment. beauti-
fully furn!shed; Oriental rugs and rahog-
any; extra large bath; kitchenette privileges
private phone; short or long lease. $3.50
CAD ST.. rs West (tenth floor Two beau
tiful rooms well furnished. $3.50 per month.
Elevator man or JACOB j. TABoLT. o5S
Sth av.
pTTH. sos wa immense rooms. southern
exposure. well furnished baby grand.
10th ST.. w.-Elegantly furnished apart
ment, rooms, ! room unfurnished. ele-
vator. telephone service; references positive
~ required Phone Plaza 56l5.
The New York herald., 1921-03-01
LEGAL. NOTICE.

FEBRUARY lft. IV-lt
Notice r. hereby given OF the logs OF two
books ~ properly sgned and scaled blank
certificates Of stock Of the Tandy OIL Com
pany of T.Sas. numbers 1901 TO 2ooo lnclu-
siye. Proper action has been taken by the
Directors and this notice IL 10 serve as can
collation. Of these certificates and stoppase
OF all transfer of the above.
TANDY on COMPANY,
ny HARRY q. MUSTARD.
re-
The New York herald., 1921-03-01

PURSUANT no AN AGREEMENT entered
into on the 18th day ~ Novenber, 1919, by
and between iOrsN WANAMAKER. NEW
YORK. and I'.A Noes McpHARLAN. ! viii
sell on the sh day OF Atarch. 1p2t, ns t.a
o'clock in .he forenoon, III the piano ds3nrt-
Eent of John Wanamalter. New YORK; In 'lIf
city, County and state OF New York. orr
s,yie A mahogany piano aud bench as pe,.
vided by Sections GJ and 90 of the Persont'
Pr0pertg Law.
NAT. W. GENDERING. Auctioneer.
The New York herald., 1921-03-01
PUBLIC NOTICES.

BILLY. please come back; nothing matters
PEGGY JIM
INFORMATION is desired OF the present
whereabouts OF Max Siegel and Abraham
poIIack and Fannie Pollack and Joseph Pol
lack, formerly OF si6 II. li2th St. In the city
OF New York SHARON GRAHAM, 81 Mas
sau ST.. New York city.
/ SHALL not be responsible for any debts ex-
cept those contracted by myself. ARTHUR
w. BEERS, 740e 10th av., brooklyn, n. y.
MRS. ALICE o'CONNoRs call for your mali
ai Post office. J. VI. JACOBSON.
The New York herald., 1921-03-01
FARM PROPERTY.
SUMMER RESIDENCES WANTED

HOTEL, furnished. S0-40 rooms, wanted for
summer or yearly lease; prefer Jersey
coast state fully price and particulars. A
2Si Herald. Herald square.
The New York herald., 1921-03-01
FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT

FACTORY FOR SALE.
comprising about so, 900 50. IT.. ideally stu-
ated on Long Island Railroad; fully equipped
latest and most modern machine tools, won-
derful opportunity TO acquire this plant; will
finance desirable terms A 244 Herald
Herald so.
The New York herald., 1921-03-01
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

YOUNG business desires comfortable
room with running water. between West
Goth and Doth sts A SoS Herald. Fulton ST.
BOARDERS WANTED.
10TH, 108 W.--Desirable double room; table
guests accommodated; electricity, steam
heat.
S2L, i24 w. (Graycourt) spacious parlors,
lounge: steam heat: rooms. single. en- suite.
S5TH (o09 West End av.).-Attracttve
double room, excellent table $S5 two.
e3D ST.. 1es-1S0 w.-Can accommodate few
more table guests parlor dining.
The New York herald., 1921-03-01
APARTMENTS WANTED.
Unfurnished.

Unfurnished.
APARTMENT six rooms and bath; upper
part OF two family house; adults: Chris
tian: rent $50 Telephone 0ifi Bushwick
Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-03-01
New Jersey,

COURT ST.. 80 (ABovE BROAD ROOMS,
q UP WEEKLY; WITH BOARD, S12 UP
DAY RATE. $1.b0 UP. COURT HOTEL
NEWARK. n. J. PHONE FA1RMOuNT 2o29.
ELM KNOLL. Caldwell. N. J.--koonis ~itll
board. first class home cooked meals, frs nj
sggs and milk: minutes from train and
trolley; improvements. Tel. Caldwell 4oo
II. W IsOONEY.
The New York herald., 1921-03-01
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

SIN story loft building. Manhattan, equity
$4,000. What's offered? SHARUM. ITO
Broadway
The New York herald., 1921-03-01
REAL EsTATE.oUT OF CITY.
Long IsIand-Salc or Rent.

Long IsInnd-Sale or Rent.
HOMES ss,5oO upward, easy terms. HYDR
& BAXTER. Port washington. =.
SPRINGFIELD, l.. I.-Houses and lots. bar
gains SCIIABEHORN, opposite station.
Phone Springfield 1911.
WHY PAY TAXES when you can buy this
beautiful Colonial house just completed
ABSOLUTELY FREE FROM TAXES Fer
TEN YEARS. thereby saving $50 OF the as
ssssed valuation 81 900 cash. balance like
rent; rooms, tiled bath and garage; In
terror finished throughout In white enamel
with mahogany finished doors paruuet
floors, steam heat, gas. electricity and
sewers; 5 minutes walk TO waterfront park,
1b minutes to Grand Central 10 year Met
ropolitan Life Insurance Company mortgage.
o. s. wITHERS, % Vanderbilt av., room
1914. Telephone Vanderbilt oss4.
The New York herald., 1921-03-01

New YORK.
cHII.DREN's COUNTRY HOME.
NEAR NEW YORK CITY.
Your children's future success and hap
pness depends on the health gained during
Childhood IL through business domestic
difficulties you unable TO give your chil-
dren tho attention and training they de-
sary for their well being, we viii do so.
Mothers caro-. heaithful exercise. training
OF temper proper food and home amid
pleasant surroundings.
YOUR CHILDREN NEED THESE.
Unlike ar institution. Reasonable rates.
DIR. FAUST,
VALLEY COTTAGE, N. Y.
PHONE CONGERS 81.
The New York herald., 1921-03-01
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

Furniture.
COMPLETE office equipment. desks. chairs.
files rugs Davenport. bookcases: some
Sticlxley funed oak leather upholstered. suit
able for library or living room; bargains.
to-day and tomorrow; Sd floor. os Cham
berB st.
The New York herald., 1921-03-01
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

APARTMENTS or QUALITY,
East West side Long. short leases.
''"s'' HPARTMENTs RENTING co,
I76 West 72d st. Phone Columbus 1877.
BrAt-rrFUL corner. rooms. bath, over
looking Central Park: gentleman. Phone
Columbus 1851.
CHOICE localities. long short leases.
CLARK REALTY. 34I Madison av. Van
derbit 1850. -
LEASES ARE NOT REQUIRED,
BUT
REFERENCES ARE.
Attractively furnished for immediate pos
acssion, suites or from 70 rooms. COM
pietely furnrhed hotel service. maid SER
ciudsd. from sii5 month up or by tbs
weak. az arranged.
HOTEL SCHUYLER ARMS.
30J-sii W. 9sth. Phone River 6i00,
LUDLOW. overlooking hudson. % minutes
3 room bachelor apartment; single bed
rooms. one private sitting room. private
bath. electric lights, telephone service. rcf-
erences exchanged. For full particulars call
il7 w sSth 81.
LATIN American family going 70 Cuba
wish to subiet furnished apartment,
rooms and bath. $40 West ifith st., April
1 20 September 10, $500 monthly. consult
MASCOT 4 LANNfNG. Broadway, soth 81,
WASHINGTON PLACE. i2s Handsomely
furnished apartment large rooms. bath
end kitsheneltc entire floor, IN private
aufne; omen fireplace, steam heat. gua. ciec-
irciir. telephone. maid service $500 per
month.
/ NvAsHiNGTON PLACE, T7.--Artistlcaly fur.
nished skyilght studio, rooms bstA
schuyler 3sio.
f2D, Us w.-Lusurious. FURNISHED bsche <.
spartments, consisting OF paTior, bsdroo'i
snd bath; $50 to $50 weekly full hotel set.
vice.
The New York herald., 1921-03-01
COUNTRY BOARD.
Westcllester.

THE HOPSIN, 245 Prospect ay.. Mount Ver-
non; five minutes walk 10 New Haven
station: two rooms. private bath and porch;
other desirable vacancies. Phone 262o.
The New York herald., 1921-03-01
Washington Heights. Above Ie5th St.,
West Of Sth Ay.
Borough of an-aIiscellaneous
Borough Of Bronx-sale or Rent.

A CHANCE, for you 70 huild your own little
home in an accessible neighborhood; single
lot, o5x95 Walton av.. W. s., 12J feet of
1921 st.; only IS. 900; other lots same section
held at 81 800. Apply HARDWARE. 2415
Jerome av. Bronx, y. Y.
The New York herald., 1921-03-01
HOUSES TO LET, UNPUBLISHED.

10TH gr.. 3i2 west.--Beautiful American
basement house. unfurnished: newly dec-
Grated long lease.
The New York herald., 1921-03-01
Borough of oueens-sale or Rent

FOREST HILLS GARDENS. 30 Olive place.
Corner plot. 91xo3 irregular. story de-
tached brick residence consisting 10 rooms,
3 baths ali improvements: price and terms
10 suit purchaser. PEASE & ELLlMAN, $40
Madison av.
JAMAICA--C-iifornia bungalow, on large
plot; every modern Improvement; also a
corner house In Hollis. rooms; minutes
to station. Tel. Jamaica 4o71.
The New York herald., 1921-03-01

EXECUTIVE Assistant--Y Young man CID de-
sres connection with commercial house;
position must have future possibilities: ey-
perienced secretary -stenosrapher. good corr
respondent, well educated: knowledge office
routine and business methods. four years
experience. $40 Herald. Fulton st.
The New York herald., 1921-03-01
Above seth st.-5th Az. to North River.

-FOUR story, West sos. IA rooms. baths,
electricity, parquet price $22 300; cash re-
uuired 81, 900. COUGHLAN CLISBf, 200
The New York herald., 1921-03-01

GARDENER, married, no children. 2o years
practical experience In all branches OF nor
man on gentieman's private estate: best ref.
erences. Address Gardener, 81 Sd ST., Hobo
Lap NJ II
The New York herald., 1921-03-01
Borough OF Brookiyn-Sale or Rert

MANHATTAN BEACH-Near ocean: 215
Dover St. rooms. baths. electricity,
parquetry. steam heat Phone F1atbush 346S.
The New York herald., 1921-03-01

GARpENFI,. single, gentlenan's place. flow
ers. vegetables. greenhouse; references y
,ouc Ifsrald Fulton st.
The New York herald., 1921-03-01

TRIANGLE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
1894 Lexington av., S1st st.
The Best Families
FOLLOW THE TRIANGLE"
when needing cooks. kitchenmaids, house,
workers, chafnbermads. mattresses, nurses.
couples, buffers chauffeurs.
Ask for Miss Susie Rice.
The New York herald., 1921-03-01

HOUSEWORKERS, day workers, couples
cooks. Audubon 279S. Sealey's Agency.
i81 W. 146th.
HOUSEwORKERS, days, half time refer
ences. Caney's Agency, 155 W. 145th. Au-
dubon 1896
The New York herald., 1921-03-01

| COUPLE, light colored. wish positions. man
as chauffeur. wife as houseworker. first
I class mechanic. 10 years experience; ally
car: two years last place: best reference.
\ willing and obliSing. Jarrett, care OF Hayes,
/ 59S Herkimer St, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-10-05

"AHd almost As invariably they
come back home when they are tifed
OF rowing But here Is Dicky with
the car. Let me give You an IN.
iallible recipe ior binding his SOU
10 yours with hands OF iron. Just
keep up a continual incense burning
about that car. its speed. lis beauty
aud especially its hill-climbing, And
II you are motorist enough 10
throw in a question about IFS con
sumption OF gas and oil. which will
give him a chance 20 deliver his daily
enconium upon the economy OF his
car. he will be yours forever"
She rose from her seat and held
up her hand irantieaily in ludierous
imitation OF school child signalling
a teacher.
please kin be excused now.
teacherI" she asked. with apparent
anxiety. my nav seq ! mustn't le.
you learn me too much in one day
or my brains will leak out"
This time my laugh was genuine
for Bess Dean is irresistible when
she is initiating one OF the pupils
whom she detests so cordially. And
as ! caught mother irritated glance
from Dicky AZ he helped her into
the new car and sped away, ] felt
that perhaps this two-weexs' visit
might not be so uncomfortable as |
had feared. il | could but plan my
steps carefully that Dicky might no,
suspect my real motive in urging
him 10 politeness.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-10-05
My Marriage Problems
Adele Garr,son's Phase OF
"REVELATIONS OF 4 WIFE,
toesral hg ssssgser farlss ssrNas Aal
"What a model wiie!" she pib,
Adele Garrison's New .

What a model wife" she gibed.
"fes, she listens like the original
patient Griselda, doesn't she1" Dicky
retoFted. Ordering me around as
II | were a slave. Indeed. ] don't
think she'd dare 10 speak 10 anyone
else but poor wight OF 4 husband
IN that tone OF voice, But I'm
tanned. She can leave me without
hitehing anywhere, and | jump at
the crack OF the whip just as I'm do
ing now. Just stay here and I'll
show you the niitiest ear-but don't
take any stock In that mending tale
OF Madge's. She'll be pounding her
car in the hammock when we get
back. dead 10 the world. ! never
saw anybody sleep so much in my
lie as"
His voice died away as he saun-
tered toward the garage, and Bess
Dean turned to me with her sunni.
est smile.
You've certainly got him single
footing beautifully" she said with
apparently sincere admiration.
Doesn't he ever kick over the tracesl
III have TO get you to show me how
you do tit might come in handy
some time. You never can tell
about these seemingly predestined
old maids. Sometimes heaven not
only protects the working goil. but
sends her man. and sure would
like your recipe tor gentling hus-
band il | ever get one
Score Two for Bess, ..,,
That's something each wife has
to work out for herself. | fancy" I
said carelessly But | can't imagine
martinez discipl'narian like your
sell being at fault for method
when the necessity arrives"
"No-o?' she drawled. and ] knew
that my rapier had touched. "But.
you see, husbands aren't exactly SEN
fenced by a school board to their
wives tender mercies, so may have
to try some other method than the
schoolma'am one, beautifully as i.
appears to work sometimes. But bad
boys sometimes run away, you
know"
She had scored for the second time
in this queer little undertow-like duel
between us. Her tone and words
conveyed the idea that Dicky was
chahng under schoolma-am disci-
pline and was likely 10 break away
from it at any minute. 1t took a
goodly portion o my seli-control to
laugh merrily and to say, lightly: