davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1922-04-25

Mrs. William NJ. Calder. Mrs.
George Mesta and Mrs. C. c. McChord
will entertain at a dance at the
Evening star., 1922-04-25

Mrs. John b. Henderson has can
celed her social engagements on ac-
Evening star., 1922-04-25
Society
Mrs. Harding to Receive Many Women's
Organizations at the White House
During This Afternoon.

Chevy Chase Club Monday evening.
May /, in compliment to Mrs. Thomas
f. Walsh
Evening star., 1922-04-25

New York. aboard the Arabic. for Eu-
rope, where the former will attend "a
Catholic conference in Rome. They wiz
return TO this country about the nrst OF
September.
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| guilty of those things IL mortified
me, IL stunned me-until realized the
truth from the note. Even the fact
ends does not relieve the sheer folly
of the act. Why did you do 1t? Come,
tell me the truth"
Gramont shrugged. 1.-THE TRUTH
Well. my chauffeur, Hammond, was
the original Masquer. caught him
In the act--you remember / told you
about him7 After taking him into my
employ. became the Masquer"
"Why did you do it7" persisted the
girl.
"Call II bravado, my dear Lucle.
Call 1t anything you LIKE can't lie
to you had motive, and | refuse
to admit what II was; that's ALL"
Aren't you ashamed of yourself2"
mot particularly" He smiled 81
had good end in view, and accom-
plished It. Now that I'm all through,
now that I've finished playing my
little game. you happened to dis
cover IT,"
II think you've been very silly" she
said with disconcertlng calmness.
He regarded her for moment, stead
lily. "And you have displayed fear
full lack Of judgmentr
SILLY Well-perhaps. What are
you going to do with those boxes2"
"Ill put them in the mall I'm go
ing downtown for luncheon, and will
do II then. They'll be delivered this
afternoon"
He nodded. II bad meant to have
them delivered tomorrow II makes
no difference. You're the boss. II
will give the good people little more
reason for jubllatlon tonight, chr"
A sudden laugh broke upon his lips
I'm beginning to-see the humor Of 1t,
Lucie-and l know who put you next
to me. II was Jachin Fell, the old
foxl / suspected that he was on my
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treIl. and I thought that he had man
aged the theft of those boxes. In fact,
| was preparing to give him hIg sur
prise this afternoon. But tell me, Lu-
cie-nre you angryf
She looked at him steadily for a
space, then swift smile leaped 10 her
lips and she extended pardonlng
hand. Her gesture and words were
Impulslve. sincere.
ANGRY? No. think you've some
good reason behind II all. which yon
Won't confide TO me. can read you
pretty clearly. Henry Gramont: I
think ! can understand some things
In you You're no weakllng. no ro-
mantle. fillbustefing crackbrain. And !
like you because you won't lie 10 me.
You've motive and you refuse to
tell livery wellI I'll be Just as
frank and say that I'm not a bit angry.
So. that's settled!
"NOw what was the big surprise that
you just mentioned you were going to
give poor Mr.. Fell this afternoon?"
Gramont's eyes twinkled. "YOu re-
member that thought he suspected
me Of being the MasquerT Well, I
WAS going to him to propose that we
enter business together"
"Ohl AS banditsf"
mo, as oil promoters. I'm out Of
MailNrd's company, or shall be out Of
IL soon. The minute I'm out. I'll be
free to go into business for myself II
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upon MY HoNoRv"

SYNOPSIS. During the height of
the New orleans carnival season
Jachin Fell, wealthy though some
what mysterious citizen, and DIR.
Ansley. are discussing a series OF
robberies by an individual known
as the Midnight Masquer. who, In
variably attiredsas an aviator, has
long defled the police. Joseph Mall
lard. wealthy banker. Is giving a
ball that night, at which the Mas
quer has threatened 10 appear and
rob the guests. Fell and Ansley,
on their way TO the affair. meet n
girl dressed as Columbine, seeming
ly known to Fell. but masked, who
accompanies them to the ball.
Lucle Ledanois, recently the ward
of her uncle, Joseph Mailiard, is
the Columbine. At the ball, Bob
Maillard. son of the banker, again
proposes to her and Ia refused. He
Offers TO buy some OF her property.
A Franciscan monk interests .her.
He turns out to be Prince Gramont.
In his library Joseph Maillard and
a group OF his friends are held up
and robbed by the Midnight Mas
quer. Lucie Ledanols. the last OF
an old family. is in straitened cir
cumstances. Joseph MaIllard's han
ding OF her funds has been unfor-
tunate. Fell is an old friend Of her
parents and deeply interested In
the girl. Henry Gramont. really
the Prince de Gramont. is enamored
OF Lucie. Lucie talks with Fell
about her affairs and the Masked
Masquer. Gramonts chauffeur.
Hammond. sergeant In the A. +.
f., lives with HIM. He was the
original Midnight Masduer. and
Gramont had assumed the role
Where Hammond had been a rob-
Der for financial gain. Gramont. OF
course. Is not He arranges TO re-
turn the loot" TO those whom he
has robbed. Gramont and Ham
mond put the Jewels and money IN
individual packages TO be returned
the next day. An explanation Is
inclosed In each. Ben Cacherre. an
Individual OF unsavory character.
appears TO be associated with
joachim Fell. He has n peculiar in
terview with one Memphis Izzy
Gumberts. notorious influential
crook, in which there In significant
reference 10 n MYSTERIOUS boss"
Lucie summons Gramont to her
home.
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CHAPTER VII-cOntInued.

For q moment Grnmont found him
self unable to speak. He was thun
derstruck by the sight of those unmls.
taxable boxes. A glance at the calm
features of the girl showed him that
there was nothing to be concealed
from her, even had he wished II. He
was further stunned by this realiza.
ton. He could not understand how
the packages had come here. Recov-
ering his voice with an effort, he man.
aged to break the heavy silence.
"Welll suppose you know what
is in those parcels2"
She nodded. "Yes. One OF them
was opened, and the note inside was
discovered. OF course, II gave a gen
eral explanation. VIII you sit down,
plCasei l think that we had better
talk II over quietly and calmly"
GramOnt obeyed. and dropped into q
chair.
He was absurdly conscious of his
own confusion. How had Lucie come
into the affair? This staggered him
above all else. Was she behind the
long had she suspected him. them He
had thought joachim Fell the sole dan
ger point-he had never dreamed thnt
this gray-eyed Athene could be trnclng
down the MasquerI He tried to Wis
ualize the situation more clearly and
his brain whirled. He knew, OF course.
that she was fairly intimate with Fen.
but he was not aware, Of any particu-
lar connection
He glanced up at her suddenly, and
surprised CLINT of laughter In her
eyes as she watched him.
"YOu seem TO be rather ast0nlshed,"
she observed.
II am" Gramont drew a deep
breath. "You-do you know that
those boxes were taken from my
carr"
She nodded again. Certainly. They
were brought to me-"
"Then you had someone ION my
trall2" GramOnt flushed little as
he put the question TO her.
enc. have been chosen to settle
affairs with you, that is ALL II has
been learned from the note In the
opened box that you were not criminal
IN what you did"
She leaned forward, her deep eyes
searching him with a steady scrutiny.
TELL me, Henry Gramont. what mad
impulse brought you TO all this? Was
II > silly, boyish effort TO be roman
tic was II mere outburst OF bra
vadOf II was not for the sake Of rob.
berry, as the note explained very clear
ly. But why. then? why? There
must have been definite reason in
your mind You would not have taken
such dangerous chances unlcss you
had something TO gain 7"
Gramont nodded slightly. A slight
smile touched his lips you're not
gUng to send me to prison. trustf"
~ ought tor The girl broke into
"a laugh. "Why, I can hardly yet he
lieve that II was really you who were
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circulated about II. Sir Walter Scott
wrote from London that there was
madman proposing TO light London
with-what do YOU thlnkI-why, with
smoke" Sir Humphrey Davy is also
credited with giving the opinion that
II would be as easy TO bring down a
bit Of the moon to light London as TO
succeed in doing SO with gas -zicnion
Tit-Bits.
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STREETS LIT BY SMOKE"

II was on January %, 1907. that
Pail Mail was liz by gns-the first
street in any city in the world TO
adopt the new lllumlnant. The car
toonlsts Of the period drew pictures
which represented people choked by
the fumes Of the new Illuminant. and
all manner of ridiculous stories were
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~ don't care to have you offer
any reflections on my actions,
Maillard," said eramont, evenly.
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susn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

CTo BE CONTINUED
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Illustrations BIZ
Irwin Myers

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Parochia Romano gr.-ort. 'Sf.
Hie" din Ellwood City, Pa. prin
aceasta aduce la cunostinta tu-
turor fratilor Romani din jur caci
avand Preot local Parochia noas-
ira 81 in anul acesta ca intotdea-
una ne-am pregatit pentru ca sa
putem trimite ST. Pasti tuturor
fratilor Romani celor din jur 81
la distanta cat de departe deci
doritorii de a avea ST. Pasti sa Sc
adreseze presedintelui Parochici
in timpul eel mai scurt ca sa le
putem trimite La timp.
ST. Pasti sunt donate de Onor.
familie Ion Luca din Zelieno-
pie, Pa.
Adresa NICOI.AE DOLGAE,
presedinte.
?. o. Box 458 E1lwood City, Pa.
$50, S1-62).
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Y
IN. Cine are vote lie poate prAni
Sfntele Pasti, Sc pot capata IA
amiaz de la 3 unde va Fl I'M omsla
Biserica. Credmciosii din alte ofa-
Sc sa sc adreseze d-lui Gheorghe
Gainari R. d. No. 2 Alliance, Ohio
care All diti.uit Sfintelc Pasti.
NIB. Parintele Teofil Popovic;sl
va Fl la Bisarica i'm 50 Aprilic
pentlFu spovedit 81 grijit.
In numcle conmtetului Paroehial.
1osif Gherghel, prcsedinte.
loan Popoviciu, secretar. ..
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Parechia Romano great. 'Sf.
Todor" din Alliance, Ohio, Isl tine
de datorinta de a avna pc toti
credinciosii Romani din loc 81 Jul.
care an vote de Sc impartasi en-
Sfintele Pasti 81 Sambata dupa
Biserica noastra Dumineca dimi-
neata in zina de Pasti Biserica va
Fl deschisa la orelc 5 a. m.
lar Parintele Rev. Teofil Popo-
Wei va incepe slujba la orele 8 a.
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pra Tor, in mare parte, de zemstve
81 oarecum liberal, sc desvoltau
scolile parohiale, mai marginite 81
reactionare. Ucitelul, 1nvatatoru1
scoalei de tara, avea mn mai putin
de IA SUPERIOR carl aveau dreptul
sa intervie pc Gale att administra-
tiva, cat 81 didactica 81 disciplinara
in mersul scolii: j. Suprainten-
dentnl; y preotul; 3) capul comu-
nitatii rurale; A. presedintele zem-
stvei; 81 membrul consiliului SEQ
lar care reprezinta zemstva; g. de-
legatul autoritatii guvernamentale
care administreaza treburile loca.
lie ale scoalei, 81 asa mai departe
pana la directorul scoalelor popu-
lare. Scoalele primare populare
erau 40,131, dintre carl zemstvele
aveau asupra-le 1885. Clerul nu-
mara 1859. un loc populatia
,scolara ajungea la 100000.
Invatamintul secundar avea trei
ramuri: classic, tehnic 81 pedagogic
1nriurit foarte multi de scoala ger
mana. Mai cu seama pregatirea
pedagogical era de aproape supra.
veghiata de guvern, in pornirea
lui sa creased ;cetateni supusi regi
mului 81 coroanei bizantine a Ro
manovilor. Scolile tehnice erau ba
Mute. Cele GOT. cate Sc gaseau Ia
izbucnirea revolutiei, Sc pareau
prea multe unui stalp de minister
Universitatea, ell viata eli ne
astamparata, cea mai mandra in
trupare 1ntelighentiei 81 ilu
minismului cultural rusesc. Sc ina
busa in chingile care strangear
.darj.
Pc scurt, scoala era un fragment
de biurocratie. Scolari, fete $
baeti din cnrsul elemcntar pana Il
eel universitar, cum sc fnscriau
imbracau uniforma si-si schimbar
Ia fiecare trecere in alt an galoa
nele 81 nasturii. Profesorii isl a
veau 81 eli gradele, titlurile 81 uni
formele lor. Organele inalte dt
conducere priveau din ce in ce ma
multi scoala drept 1ln laborator dt
supusi credinciosi stapdnului.
Peste toate aceste casute, regula
mente 81 potriveli, valnl revolutie
s'a revarsat, desfiintandu-le GU de
savarsire. Dupa cele sapte lun
carl au urmat miscarii Cadetilol
din Martie 1917. cand in scoals
plina de spiritul lor nu "a schim
bat mimic, revolutia revolutiei {
vrut 81 aci la plamani moi. aer nou
Omnl a fost gasit, cu ,ln noroc
fntr 'adevar rar, in scriitorul An
ton Vasilievici Lrmaciarschi. aiu
TAT de dina N. G. Crupscaia Ulia
nova, care MI alta decat sofia lu
Lenin. Titlul lui a fost Comisal
al poporulni pentru invatamfntu
public, lar fostul Kultus-Ministe
rum a fost botezat Kultus-K Kom
missariat.
Intelighentia, care umplea SEQ
lille, crezut ca prin boicotul e
singura schimbare in invatamint 81
va margini la att. Nu-si nimeris,
insa omul. Lunaciarschi porne;
Ica I'm profet 81 mimic null pute;
opri. ei4
Invatamfntul a fost cmunizat
Fiecare scoala Isl avea sovietul, de
la sfatul scolii de tara pana la III
TINA instanta, Sfatul Educate
Rationale, ell reprezentarea tutu
ror intereselor, inclusiv scolarii, in
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1
saptamana, fara deosebire de ri de
lucru 81 Duminica. Duminica SIC
fac lcctnri, excursii. conferinte.
lar inca 0 sarbatoare pc saptamina.
lncrari Gle laborator, muzee. Va
canta G de trei luni, della l August
pana la 30 Septembrie 81 restul de
Craciun 81 Paste. I'm fnvatator
n are mai mutt de 25 de scolari.
Tot fnvata lucrand, ierbare, foto-
grafii, modelaj, desen.
Universitati are acum Russia 16
de un anumit fel 81 nenumarate al
tele, variate. Ele sunt deschise
oricni. Au $4,000 de STUDENT.
Sc gasesc 81 in safe. Cea din Novo-
Nlcolaevsc are trei facultati: agri-
cuitura, medicina 81 literatura.
Strigatul multimii salbat;cie.
care Sc bnlllcea in strazile Petro-
gradului in intaile zile ale rcvolu-
tiei: "dvoi cultural" Jos cultura !!
Sc fndrepta impotriva culturii u
nealta de robie 81 a detinatorilor
Ell oficiali. Astazi in scolile anume
Injghebate pentru eli sc fngrama
desc 6.5OO,OOO de analfabeti. Pro-
letarscala Cultura (Proletcult) !.
marea asociatie culturala. eli rese-
dinta la Moscova, vrea sd creeze O
mentalitate culturala proletara.
care sa MI mai fie individuala, ci
nnmal colectivista. De pc urma
muncii Ell, in legatura Gu guvernul.
Russia "a umplut de biblioteci am
bulante, de ease de citire, de COM
panli cinematografice 81 dramatice,
de conferentiari, de cluburi cultu-
rale, de scoli de adult, de CART
din nou tiparite pentru popor, Gu
tot ce are mai bun literature rusa
in tOate domeniile.
Spiritul romantic al acestei mis-
earl la prins bine in cuvinte dele
gatul turc la congresul popoarelor
rasaritene din Februarie 1921 della
Moscova. Musuciev: "Toma d'A-
culno deosebia Biserica luptatoare.
care Sc batea pentru cuccrirea lu-
mil, de Biserica biruitoare. Intaia
romantica, doua clasica. Oar
nu nnmai Biserica asa: ST Arta
81 'Cultura tree de obiceiu prin ace
least trepte. Orice cnltura la in
| ceput luptatoare, deoarece Sc bate
pentru dreptul sau la viata.
Cultura proletara luptatoare
pentruca 1nsamna cautarea de cal
noni pc care trebue sa apuce ONE
nlrea; ca o cultnra romantica 81
MI inca o cultura clasica. Ea
n are inca linistea biruintei, dar e
toata numai avint patimas 81 Gle
aceea supusa greselei.
hn asemenea avant patimas ere
dem, cand vorba de spargerea
temnitelor Gu noua lacate ale ne
stiintei. 81 in umezeala Ell muce-
gaita zac milioane din populatia
Romaniei. Smell, earl trebuiau sd
lie slobozeasca, S Eau strins pc afara
en- tichii de doftori si-si arata me-
| reu planurile mcete 81 cumpanite.
De jumatate de veac, tot ell alte
chipuri, ii intalnim in acelas loc.
lar cand intr o sminteala de rasmi-
rita, care poate sa ramana la ca
acasa, in tiparul eli polite, intre
vecini un gand nou a facnt minu-
nate ispravi, eli tac. De uritul rui-
nelor. nj Sc ascund florile crescute
pc ele. Ion Ordeanu.
Din revista "Ideea Europeana. -
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DACA VREI

81 M fntinzi MANA Il coltua
stTadelor IN car oand al rxmas
f6r& . mani sa1 IN picior In
scrie-te intro sooistste din
Vniunea !. !. 4.
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SColile lui l cnin

sd numai Gel din cursul superior
Isl dnpa 0 anumita pregatire pen
tru acest rOst. Impotriva "a ridi-
cat Asociatia pan-rusa a invatato-
rilor Gu cei $4,000 de membri al eli
Lunaciarschi folosit trei feluri
de mijloace, pentru reformele mi
propaganda organizatoare, imbu-
natatirea fmprejurarilor de viata
ale corpului didactic 81 pregatirea
nonilor professor.
Gel 5000 de~invatatori din afara
Associated all alcatuit Liga invata-
torilor internationalisti. Aici an
intrat destni din membrii Asocia-
tiei. care putut fl desfiintata la
sfarsitul lui 1918. Liga are acm
10000 de membri 81 STA schimbat
numele, la intaiul congress general
al instructed popnlare della Mos
cova din Iulie 1919, in Sindicatul
lucratorilor in campul luminarii 81
al culturii sOcialiste. Membrii erau
primiti fara deosebire de partid.
dar recunosteau ca dictatura pro
letariatului un mijloc necesar
pentru fnfaptuirea ideei socialiste.
Face parte din sindicat char 81
personalul de serviciu. caruia i SO
da 81 oarecare pregatire pedago-
gica.
Fireste c; mare atractie O al
catuiau inlesnirile de tot felu] de
hrana, de haine 81 locuinta. Mem
bril- sindieatului an fost trecuti in
categoria intaia populated, intrc
!ucratori, cei Gu starea cea ma;
buna.
Pregatirea nOului personal s'a
nrmarit pe toate caile, della cursu-
rile Gle vara pana la fnfiintarea
pc langa fiecare universitate H.
nel facultati pedagogice anume in
sarclnata sd scoata invatatori. In
tire altele, Asezamintul Selaputin
din Petrograd fost transformat
in Academic pedagogical, ell 5000
de invatatori veniti pentru noua
pregatire 81 perfectionare, in 1918
10000 in 1919 81 10000 in 1920.
Lllnaciarschi a cautat sd casti
gre pc toata lumea de partea idei-
lor lui, ca Russia noua are nevoie
de lumina, Mmina 81 lar lumina
Plamrile Co1nisariatului, reforme
decrete, erau numaidecat 81 dea-
dreptul abuse la cunostinta lumii
fie prin ziare 81 publnatii speciale,
fie la adunarile populare periodice
din Circul Modern unde vorbea
Lnnaciarschi fnsusi 81 cei mai a
propiati colaboratori.
Din tOata aceasta activitate au
iesit: asezamintele pentru intaia
copilarie, pana la 8 ami; seoala IL
nitara a muncii, una pentru toti
copiii della s panG la II ami, Gu
doua trepte, despartite de virsta de
Is ami, 81 invatamintul universitar
pc alte temelii.
Ca la Sparta, copilul e luat della
nastere, ba char dinainte. della 3
luni dupa zamislire, in grija Sta
tului. Femeia primeste tot felu1
de Inlesniri 81 ajutoare, de hrana
silpraveghere medicala 81 adapost
Cat alapteaza are tainul zilnic spo-
Pit, paioc. Della 3 ami, copiii 1ntra
in gradina de copii, ell indoitu1
scop ca Statul sd alba in mana eat
mai fragezi pc viitorii cetateni 81
apoi ca parintii sa-si poata fmpli
nj in ,liniste insarcinarile lor so
ciale.
Tarccoin- -Sin1n cat,,1 Tarn1ni 4
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PAINT ENGINEER OFFICE

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quarters in the Federal building is bei1
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,,,,o1 = general c,canlng. Several
Tho members OF the force have NOV
their desks to avoid being painted. b
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Glen CASTOR Woman Dies
Mrs J =. Aston. g. died n her home
IN cen FE,s,.rH u>ur hoes last evening
a: >; n...,,. co!aw:rr , few days fines,
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-10
"Papas Cold Compound' Breaks any Cold in Few Hours

nose running: relieves headache, dull
rrss. fs.crishncSs. sneezlng.
"I'apc's cola 'ompouEd' Is the quick
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ta!ns no Quinnc. Insist upon Papess
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-10

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-29
COUNTY COURT in
SESSION TODAY ON
OFFER FOR BONDS

The board Of county commissioners
this afternoon sold The S3I1.CoD county
road bond. issue, subject to its being ap-
proved by the voters and the attorney
general, to T.. VI. LambertOu. renresent-
ing q New Orleans bond Investment
house, at a premium of S9IA5. Seven
bids were given. all Offering premiums.
The board OF county commissioners is
in session today at the courthouse con-
sidering. offers by bond and investment
houses for the purchase of the bonds
scheduled 70 hc voted on bv the tax.
payers Of the county on June 10. The
county commission has been considering
bids AT this time, in advance of the
election. on account Of the unusually at
tractiyc condition Of the bond market.
i was stated. Offers of par and accrued
interest were certain. according 10
County Judge Dancy. but the court hoped
10 do better than this.