davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-07-13

While alfalfa is compar ativelv
new crop to the American farmer
it Was grown in Italy 1900 years
ago.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-07-13

The leading member of the Aus
trian parliament is a woman who
began her career as a housemaid.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-07-13

Practically every house and hut
in Siam has a clock AMI that of
American make.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-07-13

The worlds first poultry con-
press was held in Holland at the
Hague in 1921.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-07-13

Marseilles, France, was founded
by a colony of Greeks about 600
B. G.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-07-13

Artificial incubation of poultry
was known to the Egyptians and
Chinese centuries ago.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-07-13

Dorothy Garfield, author, is the
first woman to receive an honorary
degree from Dartmouth.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-07-13

Oregon has the lowest mortality
rate of any state in the union.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-07-13

The college students enjuyed'
the pictures at the Amusl, on the
afternoon: of the Fourth and the
free 'pictares in the Normal audi.
|toriumw that night.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-07-13

SSeveral groups Of senior college
Students enjoyed THE Queen of
Sheba" and ''The Four Horse
adn2 at the Amnsu..,,. > g .,.,.. d
miss Hope Haupt is now a
graduate oftthos Pratt Institute of
Art of Brooklyn. Today she
starts homeward by way of the
Southern Pacific ocean route. She
vill remain here until the fall
dpening of the State Normal COL
Hge at Natchitoches in September,
there she will again have charge
4 the Department Of Art, from
hich shesll,ss had a years leave
4 absence. Misa Haupt took the
earlier part, Of the, course at Pratt
everal years ago.-Crowley Sig
lal. ... -.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-07-13

Only about one-eighth of an
iceberg appears above water.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-07-13
~ F1ual News


RMd Bernice Thrall has re.
turned from her home in Lake
Charles, where she attended the
wedding of her sister, Miss Ger.
trude Thrall, and Mr.. Burt Nut.
tersbaugb. <r
The publicity committee for the
Nofs1il Coilege met to discuss
plans for bringing the college tc
the iotice at all high school grad
yates ofthe State through the aid
of representatives of the alumni in
the rlspective :. parishes. The
meeting was attended by Mr.. R.
W. Winstead, chairman; Mr.. Will
liam Hansler, Mr.. A. A.. Fred
ericks, Misses Florence Durrett
and Bertha Haupt of the faculty
and Mr.. Castle Holland of the
student body.
Supt. Horn, formerly one of the
most foremost men of the public
school system of this country,
who has been until recently at the
head of the American School
Foundation in Mexico, has been
elected President of Southwestern
University at Georgetown, Texas.
President Horns lectures oom.
pleted the course for the summer
session of the Normal College.
Prof. John M. Foote of the
State Department of Education
has completed his work IN the
Normal Summer School in which
he offered three courses in Super
vision during the first half of the
quarter. Mr.. Foote'S work was
very highly recommended by his
I'd m6sf nf whom sr6 Nor
NAL and college graduates. with
experience in. public school work.
With the opening of tie second
half of the summer term three
new courses in supervision are
scheduled; Arithmetic under Mr..
Maddox, History and Geography
,nder Mr..Weiss and Miss Cowl-
ng. and Language and Spelling
,nder Miss A. Nclkcn. |
Mr.. Roy b. Clark, who has,
,een in charge of the English De-
,artment for two years. has re-
igned his position. He will be |
Prot S. III. Byrd
Tho has recently been Superin-
k.aes1 qsk,ity ScAeeleiu.. Brda'-!
raven, Miss, and IS new teaching |
snxlkh .s.in Tulane University. |
y = - O.
Mr., byrd is, . teacher. of wide
and marked success
Ie holds the Masters degree from
Tulane University and has con-
iderable merit as an author.
4rs. Byrd and her two daughters
ave been in Natchitoches for
ONE time.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-07-13

The fiirst part of the Te Deum
- 1Sf61S11olrfo-Fhaa aocood cantnru-
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-07-13

.Md Bernice Thrall has re-
turned from her home in Lake
Charles, where she attended the
wedding of her sister, Miss Ger
trude Thrall, and Mr.. Burt Nut
tersbaugh.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-07-13

THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1922
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-07-13
. SWORN STATEMENT
OF THE
CITIZENS BANK

-. >..~-. CAMPTI, LA.
As made to State Bank Examiner. at close of business
June 80, 1922.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-10

-, --s -sl.-x-:s y. roIL;t ~ l.
Estaat 1lreo s ", Sap1lle1 1elDlI m usl,
Faptee lte Dtes a9 5aL DYun1g .z psI
1rotfpeRpt9lfen IS.
loler, n1les,a Is ga ~ s y. !.
E31lfSatf1om Y 'o1e a vs. n1nel'ue Z ]
nber 6Def1 iAIeialIp gegu.lets w.. i.
I1l1dt '6n pennen: 'spDIlsn W. uub -
3e1ter1 TIM naa)lIen Vnnplapr l.n e'. s.,
gsrntaBerr = pellelm 4pslps's "a paa.n -
alld)a als ~ s y = i! g usasa =. ,
I4d)asenDe opp4 aDsl'u ~, ~ NV wv, S' 49,
Flalf .s.su ~. = . ~ Ma.l1. ashx.4 f ~
sxs arfsa8eos phnln = naHaseg s',.s s ~ 81
Ky .nn iSa,s so Taaem - ' Ssnsn 1 IS;t
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-10
Mene. sida,iitDpsfp 6 inpernnser,.

Ser 9ireftor beS &uiiiden @al-
let's, 9erqius Diag6ileff lit Elm ent-
iernter thermometer 'Gi6aifonsfpo
nno fat nit bent groBen &ompont-
item biel berfebrt, ais er oas aonler<
patorium in Netersbnrg befndte. @r
per6Hentliht mir intereiiante @rin=
11erungen an bet1 Meiiter. 90 'er<
flart er, bag er all Sic aQgetneine
Mnnabme, Eibaifomsm lei an Ser
~gbolera geItorbe11, niht glauben TOM
ne, iofoern %perntl1te, er bd6e lip
pergiftet. .Gl9aifomsfDs aeben ber-
lief ungliidliht," beridJfet er, uin-
folge ieiner MISREPRESENTATION Cen
Iibilitat limo ieilles f%ranfbdften Gem
p%eratnerts. @tn1nal perilshte CT lib
gu t0ten, inoem er lib bis an ben
@als III bag eifalte 8aNer Ser Gee
,pa iteate, .aber sic 2ungenent5iir1>
oung, auf Ole er gerednet bette,
perid o1te .ibn. Irob oieieS tragi.
id)en Yrunnsuges ieines aehens mar
er Der bejauberrIlDDllte An0 l%leberstplr=
oigIte Menid|,5 ein 2iebling oes ruff
Ildsu &ofeS, Elm glan5en0er gr3ab'
ler uno mistger Sp6tter. SSd miinid-
te1 :baB oiele meltmdi1niide iatirll6e
5Seite. Ges &otrpontiten mebr BON Sen
2euten deadtet wiir6e, Sic feline Nu-
{if bore11, ,.benn ,i9 BIN Der Mnltdt,
sonB aus oieleM gigenidaften Der BE,
tie Sell ieiner Mtaiif ita9nrnt. Gidai-
sowafps patbetii6e Muiif, leine Mll.
iif Ser yeerpoiitat lro ger5ueiflung
lit gu menig &lnit nno 81 piel Gin
Braglnent ,leines ,elgenen: ungliifli-
den 2ebens. Mber, Ser iarfaltti6e,
ser mibtge ltnb eeiItreibe 9i6aifoms-
fp Bat in Ser &llnlt ii9 REIN auSge,.
iproden; feline belten @erfe iino
nidt Elm Mieoer1hlag ici1es traurl'
gen: 2ebens1 iu,loern cine :luitige Ser
ipottung bieles 2ebens. St erin.
mere mid, oaB er mir pom leinem 8e.
JUDI ser 5eitfpiele in 8aDreutb aus
bem Sabre 1876 er5ablte. Ole Sir
fling, Die bie 8agnereNuffibrung
uno Die gan5e eine ISOLDE oauer1oe
gntfaltung feierliden &unitprieiter'
tums auf i'm ausnbten, mar oerar.
|tig, 6nB er nod 5ranffnrt 'fflob nno
am 8abnbof IN etne Droid,fe iprang,
in0em er Dem iiberraidten &utider
3~urief: u8rtngen Gle mid moglidlt
.rai9 in cine Sperette, nod einetn
Ebenter, no Dperetten geipielt tper'
Sen, ant beiten OHenbad!" l1nos es
mlrbe tpirfIi6 gera6e cine Sperette
bon Offenbah lgegeben, 6lr@ Die
gi6aifotpsfp fem ieeltides @lei9ge'
1pidt MISREPRESENTATION fonrte."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-10
:GtaatItde 8er,eilnng nDn gdul=
u, II. ]. gel0trn.

Ole Dftober gerteilune BET
;2Bpnbs fir bic Broruns Gonntn S6uf
len beldlft nuf s$16,482, etnem
EsD1ebr npn SSH i gegeniiber pet
5nmme fir glei6e S3mede i'm 8or
|idbre, II. Beeri1t oeS Gouttp Mn
6itDrs aollis 6. 8ogel. Die}eS
yrflart aus Iatladbe, bab.
use u Brvmnq OF I'M nuk II iii
Feieltems1SHbreqU6nr4 ,020h 86ilern:
Eesfldts ilpetpsn, afgegengt493,s94al ilit
peradagu 81 Dte 0asatte be
ha gtnnuserrdia1rbaeuppr @1nlera$$4.l0.
Niktp Tim bnfsbm htsifts1i 9Ad1ers
Ten ElAlm erbBddltt fir 866E1 g6iz
ef $3.50, ODER a1ndbreno 81 500
.mebr, ,alS ugenb eiuiGanberer OF
Itft bes Gpl1ntps.g .o51Repp. Sue
iebt alt stoeitera56 eIes nutiAal1ss2;9O133
nnb. 5prihgfielb Mar britaer nit
E$1,41O. Ole EBerteilung auf Die
perjdieoem1i gi5frtfte lift aus Der
nadfolge1oen Nufitellung erii6tli4.
Seem nlmaifD iifrilt. SEQ. |, 5leepp
l@pe Dt}triff SO. ~ unb 9pringz
Ifielo, AiHrift SEQ. 80, Gomfrep TT
IDtltrih SEQ. 40 .unb erbdlt 1859,
ndbnnb 9ansfa Diitritt So. 81
l dpAnO ..L:TL H5e.ft .&.E -
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-10
s4pdidiiler tperben @inafter anf=
fiibren.

rge WerdantFof 8enre Up So
sDate Scr moberne Ranfn1a1n
BON genebtgn lit Der Mame elmer etnz
aom0bte, mel6e Sic @9uler
Der 9D6i6ule 3ulammensimit elmer
.olilooeren Rom0btte, uTbe Irpittng
5Blaee" Suagnnlten beS Ntbletiez Bono8
@nbe StteleS Weo1tats auffiibren 1uerbem.
sDie aMonenbeiebnng pte fplgt:
l5erSeg;po 8enebig1sG uge11ee@ atera
.lton;;a Nnioniio, Sofepb S1iltaes;; Sal;
lame, fem ss]88rennb6y, observation-disclosures
Yortia; Oscar 'Meaeatug,4 G5tpdtenios
'ein anberer G51ennbp8oiem &edeiferI;
Bonm;eiinN fieiiheGrbin5 ilba 6tainH
met; MertKa, lire B9reunbtn, Grm
:@ruBe1nhoor 5bA1od, eina reider
i6pteler, Treb 9epnnrb; Gnbal,a ein
6rennb, 8e1narb Offer; s~22ainc6lot
s@pbbo, Mepborc Tritide; 9effm;
9bnlDd'S Muenbel, 2prna 96leuoer,
ST. Mbdbiesa breebtNe DJaaanb1elIe@9i mz
met; Yortia,s Dienerinl, 0laons
Wagner.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-10

srr oerehten @erurteilurrg gu mberzs
licfern. Das yibube1r sic. beut1Gen;
Aibter nidh teroient, unb eg tpar,!
geliroe 9elngt, e1.le gnoBe Au1hlgpe,l
Der repl1bltfantld]ete Neg1efan9 ..nnp1
peg Rarla1tesa1tss e1n gelsB sl1lSns.
bftn9en nt1o olrd5npsn1WenL pab pus
Sertral1en 5nr Delt1d1en Meg1sp1lsse
erlbalttern n1ltB. gaS n1lls4lge gss
Ies, bon .Sagern o1IeMs nHp getps Wy.
oetnlnpfft, butte l.ls .ne1n a1a9ea ~. Ill -.
pe1f Des Netdyes gsIpllefs1s Syxts q sp u.
lot 1tdtf ae1I 83e1ege1ee, w. ~
OF mltBs boffeat ltato sp!sh9agelsl lnabses
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-10
Serliner sagebnd.

. aftn6,,. Il q. ,,,,,, hog
I5Shit Neutrality-suspicious. CO., pa.g ~ ~
i Sgp'g Met, y1un a9o gsfse W
,;h4sh.s ~. eNwulleu .s1uua ~
arsIe II, 4e %auls g. oam ~ NJ
;S a,,,,,e,, M po.ssr 'aSsl.u. e.
tsa,aa,,A sasa n.tp ps.. g.plpeta 0s ,ysun !,
e];a;es1, 81 siS ..s lpas ..g 9s M
,nSrtiae ssaI;t;ger 'V -. TX t a.t4, ~ =,
ha Sis;e nis,4 asr, shaassg sss / ~ !; ! Il =
to-, o,1oehSre, -, I'M 81 hNsy y W.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-10
ORDER TO TO EXAMINE ACCOUNTS
A OF MINNESOTA,
County Of, Brown, s.,
In Probate Court,

Special Term, Nov 9Th, 1922
In the matter of the estate of Mary
Neudecker, deceased.
On reading and, filing the petition Of
George lWurzbergerr, executor Of the
estate Of Mary Neudecker, deceased,
representing among other, things, that
he has fully administered said estate,
and praying that a time and place be
fixed for examining and allowing the
final account of his administration and
for the assignment Of the residue of
said estate to the parties entitled there
to by law:
It is ordered, that said account be
examined, and, petition and application
for tie allowance 81 said claims and
debts SO paid lb5yy Him and not yet al
lowed according to law be heard by
this court, on "Wednesday. the 9Th day
of December "A. b 1922 at 10 o'clock
ia. M , at the Probate sofice, in the City
|of New Ulm in said County
And it is further ordered, that notice
thereof be given to all persons interested
|by publishing ggthg order ondessin each
week for three successive weeks prior
to said. day Of, hearing in the Nee Um
Post, a weekly newspaper, printed
and published at New lUlm in said
county.
Dated at New Ulm, the 9Th day of
November, A.. p. 1922.
By the Court,
VIM. b. MATHER,
lCourt Seal) Judge 3of Probate.
Adv. 45-47. 1s
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-10
Grskfs, Gfltna bfitsfabr.


aiSfpejls sci lsIienpen ,gsr.
ii6erlngss Geienll(9diffMgll SET q gerset:.
n|ate'l .z S :d,'las I:a ig h .ls adlla@saS G blaIIbS 81
! z egl!tg 1 Rtf. eloa 4 9 ergRbeAt '49{a }B
paS Sa1r ,1st2I. Ib{SF 9eilHpsbea i
! ger galr5en btsDHigaen l@a9iidFfe SSe;
ilsr fbeioen qy,erAaniiAen $a,lAAa1
oer :gettpeaiea HIT DR GeieMs
la)after1 .madbtensSQ qNro5e,1ts ser y@e3
lddfte. NJ d.. ,.s "a
Gs ion On oiefer @tene nidt nd.
Der nt1terin6t tueroen, peIdben eoIen
Menidenfreut1oen ons Sal1ptpuae,r.
soiellit am, niefes giinflttiige Grgebnis
5l15u1dJreiben iein mag; lei es ne.
gatiper o6ers poiitipers Mrt,--frer,ens.
itoir inns ieoenfaanIs aiiber Ste gaDDir.
tung ielbit
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-10
Ga. hasglanbt ld)on (elbe,
mft.

SSl1 Der 1patlt1de!1 1853 o. 4aIt=
cia" lbrcibt ber bumorDoQe S6rift-
1teller Srancisco Gambia folgeioeS:
Sd meiB nidt1 narl1m bic 38eitun-
geh Die ii1 'ipnlt III 8eridten iiber
ben @o0nig Don sponicn 11ibt genng
|tnm foi1lt11cn. cine tpirflib llbfde
| @nefEooote bmiDmeigelL cine M1tef-
opfe, Sic .ieoem ben ipaniiden Gba,
raftear5 oes a0i1igs 70 rebt benefit.
9(m Spfe gebt Sic gr3ablrng BON
Mauno. 81 Mllt10, 1ltl0 tbI CLAUDE ntd6t
linbisffrM 5lI fem, mem' ttJ Die @e-
fbihte set 0efentltdfeit u1ter>
breite..
Ser Norfod ipielte iid crit por
fur5em ob, alS General 8erenguer.
Ser ~&09itfommanoierenbe IN Ma.
roffo, fib in Maori6 befano. gineS
Cages ruff Ser &0nig BEL Dem @e-
neral an. =Dienitbeflilien fommt Ser
2ullfburi9e an oaS Ielepbon.
u@ano -" M
rSit General gerenguer 6ort?"
Ser SSnnge etbt ieoo6 feline Mus,
funft nn6 mill crit Belneio babe1k
tper anruft. -
user bort 3"
.Der &0nigs. -
Scr &0nig" Nadialpe) - ugelt,
soaS. .gloubit iAon ielber net -"
adttportete ser SSnttge. Steer er ber.
ltan0igte glei1mobl ben General, 0en
&onig1 MlfonS .eri1tdte, .er moge
eiligit BEL ibm poripreden. rNoh
etpas, bring 9einen 2%anfiungen
nrit. -" ra Meinper u; 2%aufjungen? -
sySSa:" ~ + n.
General 8erenguer ital11enD uno
Ser, ,2al1fiunge -4eri6roden,. .fante11
:bei1e BET &onig Mfons an.
sDnier fdiidterte oen SSungen ct.
nqS etn ln0 frug fiji: Dn bot alto
.oeinen aorrig nidt on Ser Stimme
;erfannt2" !.
T.; uaa, i@ fonnte niat elartben,
yoa Elm &onig .ieine, @enerale tele<
{,ppblp1tllln o1rlttfft.",, q.
1 9er 4onig betra6tete; 6ie. ltnter>
baltung fir been6et un0 .ertnabm
[iei11er 8rieftaihe einen Snl1oerter. !;
| x@ier nimm 6as." !:
|. e.gn6roden uno eingei6iihtert, sc.
frpute, iid ie0o9 6er Snnge ttd)t,
Sic 6ano oanab aus5uitredel1. @e-
neral 8erenguer muBte nabbelfen,
| Sem &o1ig oarf mani 11iemal3
SEN s :@eborlam Derpeigern, nidt
eintnnl, tpenr man glarbt, ibm 61trb
sic 8eigerl1ng einen @efallen ar CT.
meiien; ,gibt 6er. &onig ettpas, 10
nimmt man es a1t.""
Mltf bas bin ieoo@ nod etpas
furdttiam, itredte Der Sunge feline
&nno nod bent @un0erter. Mber
Ronig Mlfons itedte MIN ladelno
6ie 8anfnote ein, init Der 8en1ers
fnfg: rg5eH, oas glal.bit idon iel.
ber 111eff... ----a@ rs ..ls' ~
Mie mir ieooa .llnieren, @0nig fen,
men, bat Ser. SSunge 3petfeuos ben
@alaif nidtt pbne Sen S%ll1oertcr per'
lafien.. SD fam nur pieoerbolen,
bob .ii9t ffeiine yG%;rfldirung finoe, mes
bqlb: man l1l1r groBe Eaten Ser So
nige beidreiben ion, tpetm ioldjc
fleine Mihtigfeiten 6n5l1 beitragen,
Den Gbarafftteer elmer Neriottltdfeit 81
fen115eibnen. Nare i1 &1nig 1tno
miiBte ieben, bob man feline meineE
groBen Gotten peridDeigt, 10 piroc
ib als .Musgleih unbeoiagt berlan.
gen, bob man altd iolde fleine, ie,
bod i~nbaltDone Mtdtigfeiten on Die
Aeffentlidteit bringt., /.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-10

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an wv ~: u ! 80 p,,s = X Mrr''ssr
g ,,ag,9a glnt rs 1 1sst4si ,,,eeT s:,sn rssif
80 - a. own .a~Hasf = snerhen Tann|
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nif5s5s,s WsiI ~ az lH;1e zss,ifonss a
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dion afa raliYpnttsrtea, ssggsn66mS afg.
erpBer astnatgmanu aau9 tuobf biele
.Rrt Observation-Disclosures { .;s4ssss'
5. sDftpber 119gg2. lIdnitssS
lpsrille sperDDtu IS { eFaallbsn ,ntb g
eiglrAf1legy q 90 iillbehmS See 33peiten in
ser BsreiIe perDifentlidx Mebers;pas.
WsrfI miro 5u reben. lem penn e 4nls,
lBuG. Ser DeffenfIi9feit 1bergebsm
lpiro, .tpds am IeBfen Sag bieies Weo<
mats ge1deben 1Dn. 69Dm 1elte smub.
man mad sen Brpben 5u lrteilen,
Die Mebcr8efgi1ng g%etpitu1e1,, baB ans
Die 8oIitif bjeies iiber5ebliden &ro<
n~entrdgsrs IN nrier ieBigeg @letrb:
gefIbrt fat. nn6 Mere eigeare
E5daD,; Sic allen 1ariltl lag, 1nb dpir
oielem &bnntaiten geiffatteten, ob11e
y&Dntrplle fMnflno5tpdr5ig Sabre lang
ei1e Hplitif 5n treiben, Die nnrlbe
uh0 sWthbtrduen gegsrtl111s III allen
WinfeIn Ser grbe idatse, nrb 5l1gnte1r:<.
lest bier SSinfftte1 Wen1ibbeif
III ooffener.. SSeboefdlndJt gegen @n11s
fdnipfen lmfB.: z
5ftober 1922. -DnS mTttiijfftiz
}de Me etlls aibt5 besfuu1rlnit. oaB lii i'll
er Iga1s fubr iii Wepnat Nualllf' eiirletl
f8ert So h So 4 sWiliidrber lseitbe ii
nur Nnpiers) Mnrf hatte, tpdihrenD
ser 8ert iber:@infubrs 1tur" 56,6
Miuiarben Warf nnsmtndte: Dns
lp Hire Elm Ell 11eberihuB bon 8 Miliarz
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mime OWNERS
! EAGER To SIGN
| UP WITH UNIONS
1O6 Operators Have Already
Made New Contracts and
More Await Action.
I. by International News Service.

PITTSBURGH Pa. Aug. 1s.--
There was another rush Of mine
operators in the Pittsburgh district
ready to sign contracts with the
United Mine Workers here today.
When union headquarters opened
this morning, 1O6 operators in this
field had signed the Cleveland
agreement.
The big break in the membership
of the Pittsburgh Coal Operators
Association, as exclusively forecast
ed by International News Service
Thursday, was expected To come
to a head either today or tomorrow
at the latest.
Six big association companies
with sixteen mines employing 1900
miners and an annual tonnage OF
6, $50 900 have notified union head
quarters they will sign up at once.
II is reported, but not officially
announced yet, that the Pittsburgh
Coal Company. largest mining con-
Germ in the world. is on the verge
of breaking away from the pro-
ducers' association and signing up.
IL Pittsburgh Coal signs, every
one of the As 900, union miners in
this district will go to work next
week
The Washington times., 1922-08-18

about the first OF the year. He had
been receiving compensation until
some months ago, but. through
some technicality. II was held up.
When the Veterans Bureau was
asked in regard to the Withholding
OF the compensation II was said that
his papers are being held in Cincin-
natl and that they could not do any.
thing for him until his record
reaches Washington.
The veteran Is from Bowling
Green, Ky, and has just returned
from a visit to his mother who is Ill.
When Inspector Clifford l.. Grant,
chief OF detectives, was informed of
the details of the case he released
the veteran In the custody Of VIII.
liam #. Franklin, commander OF
Vincent b. Costello Post. American
Legion. At the office OF the Dis.
trict Attorney, police court, bond
was demanded for Anderson's re.
lease.
The Washington times., 1922-08-18
400 ORPHANS
. VIEW FILM AS
Times GUESTS
Classic Picture, "Forget-Me-
Not" Makes Deep impress
y sion on Public.

4 Conclusion of The Washington
Times Orphans Party came today,
when ninety parentless boys and
girls were taken In Washington Rap
Id Transit Company busses to see
"Forget.Me-Not." the Metro classic,
at Loew's Columbia Theater,
The party. was composed of thirty
tots from the Baptist Home for Chill
dreR 904 Newton street northeast,
and St. Roses Technical School, 1878
Phelps place northwest.
: Today's contingent brings the to-
tai number of orphans entertained
by The Times and the Columbia man.
agement during the present week to
more than 400.
Through the generosity of Walter
Brownley. proprietor Of the Thir.
teenth and r streets candy shop,
each child was given a box Of candy
on entering the theater. while flowers
were furnished for the occasion py
George C. Shaffer, florist at 900
Fourteenth street northwest.
Lawrence Beatus, general manager
of the local Loew theaters, and Man
ager Mark Gates. of the Columbia.
welcomed the children. Miss Helen
Hiser, who sings the appealing ballad
Forget -Me-Not," as a prelude to the
screen show, assisted in giving out
the candy and flowers.
Howard England. traffic manager
of the bus company, was on hand in
time to direct the ,busses In discharg.
ing their little passengers at the
theater. Following the entertain
ment, the children were returned to
the orphanages In the busses.
The theater management has been
warmly commended during the past
few days for showing "Forget.Me
Not" Clergymen and social workers
of the capital believe that the picture
will do much to bring about a cor
rect, sympathetic understanding OF
the plight of the abandoned children
Of the nation.
The Time also has received letters
of thanks and commendation for its
party to the orphans Of Washington
The Washington times., 1922-08-18
U. S. CANNOT DRAFT ARMY
MEN TO RUN TRAINS

The United States can not draft
men into the military service to
operate trains, Secretary of War
Weeks has announced. The state
ment was based on an opinion from
the judge advocate general Of the
army, he said.
The same authority ruled that the
President was without authority to
increase the size of the army for this
purpose under existing legislation.
Secretary Weeks explained that he
asked for the ruling for his personal
information, and not because the
Government contemplated the use Of
troops at this time.
The Washington times., 1922-08-18
ENGRAVING BUREAU WILL
REINSTATE WAR VETS

Out Of l13 plate printers recently
dismissed from the Bureau Of En-
craving and Printing. fifteen will
be returned Immediately to employ
ment because they are ex-ser%ice
men. II became known today.
The thirteen veterans Of the
world war and two who served in
the Spanish American fracas, as
well as other ex-fighters, are safe
as long as the present Administra-
ton has sway at the Bureau.
Francis +. Miller. commander of
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Post, No. 23. American Legion.
declares he has assurance.