davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
Doctors the Guests
Of Auto Salesn,en
On Last Show Niob,
Greatest Motor Exb;h..
Held Here, Dealers sa~. {.
Attendance Sets Reeora''
Closed Car n Fix,uss

This evening will bring an e,a
the closed car show which bss
at the Grand Central Palace e.
week. It is the second exhib;t -
kind in New York, the first beinu LIZ
just year ago, and It Is deelaros r. {.
those interested to have been ~
greatest show ever held in tho
politan district. Every dealer wb.
voiced an opinion has declared Tho. !.
Is willing 10 sign up now for sos.. =
the next show and, If necessayv !.
ready to pay twice as much for tha.
privilege.
The final evening has been do.;u
mated Physicians Night. a nnmbsr :,
interesting features have been p,anr.a
and the show committee annaur..s
yesterday that it had been uromisaa
the attendance Of virtuallv ..,.-
physician of note in greater New vi.
Statesmen in the various booths -.
counting on the experience ~ ~.
week 10 stand them in good staad 49,
"ANHH ana
have been mobilizing an irresiS.;h,.
array OF arguments for the partienf.r
purpose Of convincing the doctors ts..
their car 10 the one best adapted n \,
needs. They are fully aware Of u.
fact shat a physicians car as a sn,.
must be one for use the year around
and. feeling as they do that TIE o,y,
type which answers this specieea.i,.
is the cloaed car. they are looking fa,.
ward to making the last night Of ii.
show the most successful in tho r...
ter of sales Of any Day Of the exhss;.
tion.
The attendance has been source %
pride 70 the show n4nageren.
throughout the week. ACCORDING "a A..
ures given out yesterday the attend
ance up to Wednesday had been NOR.
than double that reported for Tie On.
tire week of last years show.
in statement issued yesterday bv
s. s. Toback, vice president Of the Mar.
mon Automobile Company. Of Tsw
York, he said that the closed car sSe~
had undouoted.g come to stay as a.
fixture in the local automobile indus.s
try, and that it vas not only,a stimu.
liant to the trade but had become IN 40.
solute NECESSITY. The dealers pep
orally know. ne said. that yearly
closed car show will be- held, ard "a = j.
result OF the many months in which 70
prepare for the next exhibition every
new idea will be embodied IN the
models which will be on display, and
this will give the prospective huvers az
excellent opportunity to make ppr.
chascs at the show and allow rleutv ~
time for the dealers 70 make deliveries
bctorc the cold water scts -.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
Governor Quits Efforts
For Return Of Socolow
Suggests Court Fix Penalty for
Police Accused of Help
ing Abductors

ALBANY. Sept. Ex-Governor Miller
announced this evening that he has
abandoned NIL efforts to effect the re-
turn to New York State of Walter
Socolow, who, it was charged, was
kidnapped from a Supreme Court room
in New York City and taken to Balti-
more to stand trial on charge of
homicide.
Whether the police officers who are
alleged to have participated in the
kidnapping would be punished for con-
tempt of court or more serious Of
fense was not for him to decide, the
Governor said, but rather for the jus
tice Of the court and the District At
torney.
Because of the absence of Alexander
I. Rorke as a delegate to the Demo
cratic State Convention, hearing by
Deputy Commissioner Faurot as to the
activities of three New York detectives
in connection with the kidnapping of
Socolow was postponed from yesterday
to Monday morning.
Owing to the fact that a private de-
tectiye agency learned of the where
abouts of Socolow through an under
world informant, it was declared that
the $4,000 reward for his arrest will
go to the informant, and that no mem
ber of the Police Department will re-
ceive any of 1t.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
,Shopliffing Dog Takes
Spoils to His Master

West New Durham, N. j., was
visited by shoplifter 50 bold
that he simply walked into Miller
Brothers dry goods store at 305
Warren Street, locked over the
stock, selected five expensive bags
and walked out with them in his
mouth, driving away in an auto
mobile.
1t was just about noon and the
sale Of beaded bags was at it's
height. In stalked st. Bernard
dog, dignified and bored. Smiling
disdainfully at several counters,
the st. Bernard reared up finally
at the one where the most ex-
pensive bags were displayed,
grabbed mouthful and saun-
tered out.
The dog leaped into an automo-
bile in which a man was waiting
two blocks away. The man drove
away be fore any one thought
to look at his license number.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
The Stage Door

tThtn Ice." by Pcrcival Knight, opens
night at the Comedy Thenter. The
tetain is to rise at $50 O'Clock.
-
William Fox has arranged to relinauish
Ia seb-leas on the Lyric Theater tenn
,oreriiy and will transfer his photo play
reductions from that theater 10 the Astor
ntMcnday, n October 30. 20 mako room for
,oSgias Fairoanks's production of Robin
hfn. now AT the Lyric, will be given
ew title next week and Will continue at
he Lyric until October 30 when IL viii
% transferred to the Astor.
Tho Minsky Brothers announces a change
( bill al the Park Music Hall. beginning
sussday afternoon. George SfonS fs to be
4 feature OF the new bill.
Eenors giric reaches her ssoth per-
srfnance Kiki in the play OF the same
tatne at the Belasco Theaser this after
snQn
xssntenant Colonel c. r. Davis, on. ~
ne English actors who will appear in
mrTort OF Elsie Ferguson In The wheel
4 Life" has arrived In New yarx Colo
leL Davis. who. with Fisher white vfls
saye charge eS the direction. came in sd
yanra OF the ether players to consult with
hare Klaw, Inc, who will make the pro
lustion.
Will Hays wifi deliver an address of
rsfcosne oD behalf OF the motion pirtare
ion Of the American Bankers Association,
vhT have bought OUT fha entire seating
yEactfy Of the Capitol ThsaseE for nsxt
Z i
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
King Victor Visits
Scene of Explosion
That Killed 400
Refusal of Treasury to
Move Munitions Blamed
for Large Toll; Lightning,
Not Reds, Set Off Shells
Special Cable to The Tribune

Copyright, 1922, New York Tribune Inc.
SPEZIA, Sept. 29.-King Victor ar
rived here by special train to-day and
visited the scene OF yesterdays explo-
sion, which destroyed Fort Falconara,
killing 400 persons and wounding 200,
and almost wiping out four nearby viii
lages.
When he at once asked why such
vast stores Of ammunition, amounting
to 1900 tons of shells, should have
been stored so near a hospital area, the
King was told that the Treasury had
refused to allow funds for transport
ing the material to another place, on
the ground that it was useless expense,
although General Torretta had in
sisted that the fort was dangerously
overcrowded.
There are a thousand homeless in the
explosion zone. The death list prob
ably will be increased when the search
Of the ruins is completed.
Rumor holds the disaster due to an
other attempt by Communists to blow
up the stronghold, the first having
been made several months ago, but
an official inquiry brought out that
the blast was caused by a thunder
bolt.
ming FlctOT visited all the QeVaState d
villages and also the Ansaldo Steel
Works, which were only slightly dam
aged, while near by the Porusola foun-
dry was razed.
The action Of the shells was freak
ish. In some cases only one member of
q household was killed, the others
being merely stunned. A mother was
killed outright, while her four chill
dren playing close at hand were un,
harmed. In cottage four persons
were seated in one room when pro-
jectile smashed through the roof. All
We're blown into the cellar, but escaped
injury.
The rain has been unceasing since
the disaster, and this is greatly i'm
peding the rescue squads. The naval
and military authorities are coop
Grating with the local Red Cross in re-
lief work. The King left money for the
needy and promised to return with
food and clothing for the wounded
During the day messages were received d
from the Princesses Yolande and Ma
falda Offering their services as Red
Cross nurses
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
Pastor Who Eloped With Girl
Freed. Returns to Fam;Ix

DAYTON, Ohio, Sept. 29.-The Rev
w. w. Culp, former Spring Valley
pastor, who eloped to Michigan sum-
mer resort several months ago with q
nineteen-year-old member Of his con-
gregation. deserting his wife and nine
children, to-day was freed from prison
under bond and is on his way to Ma
panee, Ind. to rejoin his family.
Freedom was obtained after he had
served in four penal institutions in
Dayton and Xenia. While in the Day.
ton Workhouse he cracked rocks and
drove garbage wagon. The father
OF the girl with whom he eloped is said
to have interceded in mis- behalf.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30

.grhtn Iee." by Pcrcival Knight, opens
might at the Comedy Thenter THE
Istain is to rise at $50 o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
Mine Explosion Kills 5
Blast Occurs With 800 Mem i'm
Illinois ColIierv

JOHNSTON CITY, H., Sept. 90 (By
The Associated Press).-Five mon were
killed and three injured in an explosion
in the Lake Greek Nine Of the Con-
solidated Coal Company this afternoon
Approximately 300 men were in the
mine when the blast occurred. Rescue
teams brought the FIVE dead to the
surface.
The blast occurred about half a mile
from the entrance ot the shaft, sup
posedly from gas pocket.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
Dante S DivineC Comedy
Found in Parchment

GENOA, Sept. 20. - Eleven
sheets of parchment, said to con-
tain two cantos Of Dante's sDsvine
Comedy" and adorned with pre-
cious drawings, have been found
by Professor Vale, of the Uni
versity Of Messina, in archives at
Chiaviri.
The find is described as one Of
the most important Dantesque
discoveries in recent years.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30

other Institution. This year and this
institution may be for various reasons
the only chance Of his life. What Is
to happen to the country II we fall to
educate adequately young man and
women. who may become embttered by
their failure to be received, and who
may, with little help from others who
are dissatisfied, come to regard col
leges and universities, which ought to
be and originally were the most dem
ocratic places imaginable, s places of
aristocracY?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-08
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
SCHOOL
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

played. They learned while playinf
tho fundamentals OF botany
geology. natural history. biology. and
even astronomy. Now they know
what the out OF doors means Few
children do.
They played numbcrs--they didnr
study arithmetic. They learned how
the things they eat grow and why
they eat them. They learned that
they cat 10 live. not live to eat--thas
they eat certain things 90 mend their
bodies. not because they taste nice.
They learned about calorles. and why
eating certain things mended certain
holes In the human structure. They
learned 10 apply 10 their bodies the
principle that no sane person would
mend n hole In a blue serge skir,
with q piece OF rcd silk"
Mrs. Ransom. whose Krcatcst fame
has been IN obsteuics--she was a pho
neer In twilight nieep--doesn't only
condemn public schools Che thinks
fashionable finishing schools arc
worr~
My child education recipe n ccvn.
mon sense she says You wouidn' I
try TO make q air <nonthsoid baby
walk. The brain Of a six.year II
Amos, as weak as the legs Of a slx
monthsold.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-08
FIGHT TO SAVE
MARY'S NAME.

LOS ANGELES. Feb. "a fight
60 save the professional reputation Of
Mary Miles Mnter. movie star. whose
name has been dragged into the VIII
liam u, Taylor murder mystery. was
started today by her friends hero.
Hoiiywcod's financiers. dealt a ~
we're blow in>the Arbuckle case. are
resolved that no more screen pres
tige In which thousands OF dollars
has been invested shall be lost
While poIloe hunted the slayer OF
Taylor. motion picture magnaies. de-
termlncd 20 preserve MisH Winters
screen popularity. met with attorneys
at her homo.
Behind drawn curtains. while prt.
vate detectives stood guard 20 keep
outsiders away. tho conference con.
tlnued during the night and up until
an early hour this morning. The
expensive motors In which the film
maFnates drove 10 the council OF
war were lined up for half block
In both dircctiona
Her love letters 70 Taylor. her
friends insisted. were innocontiy
written.
"Thcy wcre innoccnt.- II wss
stated. hut they are suffice, TO pos.
sible misconrtruction In the hands OF
the public
Every effort II being made 20 re
cover other letters Of Misc Mintcr'a
which have disappeared.
Hollywood went back n work to
day. after Tnyior's funeral yesterday.
Ono. more grease painted lords and
bewhiskered comedians appeared.
Hut there was a manifest tension
turnout nlmdom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-08
GIRLS Of TEN
SMOKING NOW
Portland Authorities Alarmed
by Habit

PORTLAND. Feb. s,--Menacing
spread OF the smoking habit among
young girls OF Portland was revealed
by Mrs. Lola Baldwin. head OF the
women's protective division OF the
police department. in an interview
today.
The mothers smoke and the
iris learn from them" said Mrs.
Baldwin.
She declared an amazing number
of young girls. ranging IN age from
10 years upward. have the smoking
habit.
Every day many little girls are
picked up by the police and juvenile
court officers when they are found
on the streets putting at cigareta."
maid Mrs. Baldwin.
We are hindercd IN our work Of
reform by their mothers. who are
themselves habitual smokers.
After awhile the girls drift off
into the drug habit. and then they
sink permanently into the sub
merged tenth
"Giris who smoke easily learn
tho drug habit Tfe narcotic OF TO-
bscco is but q step to more danger
Gus narcotics No far as Girls are con-
cerned. The smoking habit does not
seem to have such . dangerous Of.
feet on boys an a rule.
but We can DO nothing except ar
rest the giris--nothing cf any avail
SO long M the mothers smoke"
Mrs. Baldwin pointed 10 her ar.
rests one day last week Of six girls
between the ages OF 10 and ~ whom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-08
WILL RADIUm At LAST
OPEN THE DOOR OF
THE GREAT UNKNOWN!

II you are alex and want TO Get
Well and Keep Well write for liter
sture that tells How and Why this
almost unknown and wonderful nov
element brings relief TO so many
sufferers from Constipation. Ehcu-
matlAFn. Sciatiea. Gout. Neuritia.
Neuralgia. Nervous ProstfAtion.
High Blood Pressure and diseases Of
the stomach. Heart Lungs. Liver.
kidneys and other aiimenta You
wear Degnen's Radioactive Solar
Pad day and night. receiving the
Radioactive rays continuously into
your system. causing n healthy cir
cuIation. overcoming nlaggiahnraa
throwing off Impurities and rentor-
Ing the tissues and nerves 10 q nor
NAL condition--and tho next thing
you know you are getting well.
Sold on q test proposition. You
are thoroughly satisfied II 10 help
ting you before the appliance 10
yours Nothing 70 do but wear a.
No trouble or expense. and the moet
wonderful fact about the appliance
Is that " IL sold 30 reasonable that
" r. within the reach of all. both
rich and poor.
No matter how bad your aiiment.
or how long standing, we will be
pleased 10 have you try ~ at our
risk. For full Information write to-
dsy--not tomorrov, Radium Ap-
pilsncc Co. 77s Bradbury Bldg. Los
Angeles. Calif.--Advertiseme
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-08
SHOW
MINERAL HERE
Local Concern Has Exhibit
at N. w. Exposition

One OF the exhibits At tho Bon
Marchs during the Northwest Prod
ucis exposition IL furnished By the
Moorite Products company. Inc. 1ios
Post st
Mooriie. a soft rocky mineral OF
volcanic origin. is said to contain sir
salts Of benefit tn the body In the
case Of Inflammation and poisoning.
These minerals are silica. aiurnina-
Iron. magnesia- lime and sulphur.
Its reported healing qualities wevs
first discovered by J. A. Moore, n 10
attic proprietor. who stumbled onto
the deposit in dry region near feL
lowsions Park. in Wyoming. Moore
experimented with his find until last
year, when a company was organ
ICED TO prepare manufactured prod
ucts from the mineral.
The Moorite Mineral institute has
been opened Mt sf2 Third ave. under
exclusive right To specialize In giving
Moorite mineral treatmentA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-08
Hays Will Inspect
HOLLYWOOD Movies

WASHINGTON. Feb. s.-One Of
the first official acts Of William "
Hays. eznr OF the American motion
picture industry. will h~ a trip 10
Hollywood. Cal. according 10 cicsc
associate.
His prevent intention Is TO 70
10 tho Pacific coast Apni !. Tor
u months star. During that time.
unless the plans are changed. he
viii inspect every phase OF life N
the Hollywood motion picture col.
ony TO acquains himself firB, hand
with conditions thc~c
CORTLAND Smith. formerly prest-
dent Of the American Proas asrocia-
ton and . dollar n year man" In
tho possoffics department.. who viii
be Hays aid in his work. will 40.
company his chief 10 the Coast
Since tho Arbuokie casc there has
been much talk Of the movie indus
try isavtng California and Of the
building Of n rev Hollywood on
Long Island. II was learned au.
ihoritaiivciy that no such plans are
being considered.
Hays IN at Miami. F7A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-08
Home Brew
Starts on Page u

OF Rainier" They should be care
full how they dash up those steep
slopes; they might get all covered
with perspiration and then catch
their death OF cold.
THE GASo
Who runs the court house. county janr
VINO makes the county taxpayers wsiif
The gang.
Who hoIsts the tar, sells ferries, tooY
Who never tries thing that's newt
Who IL BY far the cheapest crew.
The ganx--thsrs In.
Who plans to run our county. tool
Who promise things they'll never dor
The gang.
Who are with heavy taIes bowrd1
Whose protests do they shout out loud
Who'd like TO be the ruling cro~df
The gang-that's out.
There's talk again OF q third
party. Now IL the time for all
good men TO come TO the aid of a
third party.
NO REASON
Mother, why do they put this STUFF In
this rolyum when I'D sooner read about
how 10 make wireless tcisphons7
Don't ask me. Reginald. editors n
funny things
They rcf each other ,aa the mails.
And liked each others poffcr;
But he found out In several ,Dceks, =
Shc uGsBt first class matter,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-08
BOY CAUGHT
FLEEING JAIL

TACOMA. Feb. s.--cari stayfon.
~. n juvenile prisoner. In In the city
jail again today after an attempted
Jail break and q futile dash for free.
dom shortly after midnight
siAyton whitfield his way thru .
tvo.ineh FIR door with broken piece
Of spoon. tor. off q piece OF casing
10 pry an opening in tho iron graf.
Ing over the window and slipped
down the firc escape 10 the ground.
A. he dropped from the fir- escape
he was se~n by policemen standing
in the jaiieru' office They gave
chase and. after firing three shots.
the boy surrendered. stsyton IL
awaiting transportation 10 tho STATE
rcforna,ory at Monroe and has been
In tho local jail for about three
weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-08
FAMOUS STARS
DEFEND WORK

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. s.--A diff.
fercnt picture OF Hollywood and the
movie world In general was laid be
TORE San Francisco today by Hobart
Bosworth and Louise Lovely. stars OF
the first magnitude.
They hotly denied that life behind
the scenes OF nlmdom Ii ono long
Orgy.
You who comprise the public
fhink that We Of the motion picture
world are rotten" Bosworth fairly
ehouted at the members Of the Cali.
fornia club. whom he was address
ing.
I'VE know you are rotten for we
know the appeal you demand Of US.
You won't come to the theatre to see
anything but pictures that reek with
eek appeal"
IAN we hear OF such things arc
&h2t we read In the newspapers. 90
1>ouise Lovely declared. in discussing
reported transgressIons OF the movie
folk. We are Just folks like anyone
else. and such things are as much a
fhock TO US As to those not In the
Profession
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-08
KENNEDY JURY
NEARLY PICKED

los ANGELES. Cal. Feb. a.
Indications early today were that
the jury in tho murder trial Of
Madalynne Obenchain win be com.
pietcd before night. when court
opened today eight men and four
women were In the jury boz. Only
~ pereinptory challenges remain
10 for the defense and four for the
state.
Mrs. obenchain II charged Jointly
with Arthur c. Burch with the
MURDER OF John Bolton Kennedy.
her former sweetheart who was
shot 10 death at Beverly Glen last
August
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-08
9 DEAD; 3
Dying In
EXPLOSION
Fatal Bias Occurs In Coal
Company Property at Pin
son Creek, Kentucky

WILLIAMSON. w. Va. Feb. g.
Mine miners were killed and three ee-
1leved fatally injured In an ex.
pIosion IN the workings Of the Mar
lc(tA Coal CO. on ptnson creek.
Kentucky. according TO word 70
e<ivcd here today.
Eight bodies had been removed
from the wrecked operations Al
dawn today and workers were slowly
dlxxinx their way into the debris
where other bodies were expected 10
~ found. At least ono worker was
known TO be missing.
The explosion occurred when me
m1ght shift went into the wine Fire
HON tho explosion ignited coal dust
md gas and a bigger blast followed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-08
HERES MORE ABOUT
SHIP ON FIRE
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

IN air. against background Of
inhy smoke.
The firc tug Sncuualmic and
luur engine companies fought
~ flames for more than an hour
hefsre they could get them under
control.
Tho fire was finally checked
shortly before a m No reliable e.
innate OF the damage could be at
tempted Mt that time.
The fire broke out In the boiler
room At TOT. Just rs the crew was
preparing 60 move the ship TO the
Todd dry dock for repairs. II was
caused BY a bssckflrc from the oil
burners. which scattered blazing oil
thruout the room.
Members OF the crew fought the
flames until the fire department ar
rived. Several were overcome BY
smoke and exhaustion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-08
THUGS VICTIM
!. REPORTED DYING
Hotel Man Beaten; Two Men
Being Held by Police

T. Furihota. proprietor OF the
New Avon hotel. zoe Second ave.
was reported TO be dying at Co
iumbus ranitarium "Wednesday M a
result OF boating administered by
two men 10 whom he was showing
n room Wednesday afternoon.
Police are holding Albert George
Magruder. anas James Brown. ar
one Of the two men. Magruder was
captured soon after the attack. lie
IL said 20 have n record at tn. state
penitentiary. Tho two men regis.
tered as J. Brown and bob Wild.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-08
Sands Also Sought
as Army Deserter

WASHINGTON. Feb. s.--Edward
Sands. former valet for william
Desmond Taylor. for whom Los
Angeles police have Instituted a
nationwide search In connection
with the Taylor murder. also Is
being sought by the war depart
meut as a deserter from the army.
the adjutant general announced to-
day.
Sands under the alias OF Edward
Fitz Scraftmore enlisted at Columbus
barracks. Ohio. May %. 1919. for a
period OF three years. Prior TO that
be served In the navy. On. October
4. 1919. Scraftmore went absent
without Leave" from Columbus. Fail
ing 10 return. he was branded as a
deserter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-08

LOS ANGELES, Cal. Feb. g.
An anonymous letter. written in
code on stationery OF the Hotel
Alexandria and expressing passion
ate affection for William j. Tay.
Tor. murdered film director. was the
latest addition 20 the numerous ar.
ticlcs collected by tho police re.
-fiecting various episodes OF the
dead mans past
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-08
B0RAH WOULD
BLOCK BONUS
o. I-AWRENCE MARTIN

WARRINGTON. Feb. s.--The re
publican party's soldier bonus plan
viii b. denounced In the senate by
Gena tor Bcrah. Idaho. as an attempt
By the party to buy control Of con-
uees In much the same way as u
,Was alleged single scat was bought
IN the Ncwberry cas.-
Bonh win shortly begin fight on
the bonus plan. which he intends to
s<arry on in characteristic fashion
In the speech with which he win
opcn hts campaign. Borah intends to
tell the senate that political expedL
.ency. and not love for the ex-scrvice
men. - behind the vociferous sup
port accorded the bonus plan BY
many members Of congress.