davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1922-11-15

Farming in the South can no long,
er be done by proxy.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1922-11-15

Xii 1.-The wccvil before the wecvil
kills you.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1922-11-15

a real system Of farming doesn't
change to meet changing prices.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-31
HLEDAL MIC A NASEL
SMRT.

12-lety Howard Keller hle-
dal zakutaleny baseballovy
mic a vlezl pod pore bytu rodi-
ca. v {. 7718 Superior ave, kde
bvlv line deti pred tim ia hry
vvhrabalv jamu. Hoch vlezl
pfedni casti t6la do dry, kdyz
Sc 7om nan sesypala a zasula
mu hlavu prsa. NoStesti ne
melo aadnych sv6dk6 otcim
Peter Diederich, jenz
sveho pastorka pohresoval iiz
Cd A. hod. odp., nalezl jiz jen
vychladlou mrtvolu. Hoch byl
as dive stopy vysokou vrstvou
hlinv zaduSen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-31
FEDERALNI VELkOPOROTA
VZNASf OBZALOBU MA
DE VITA A NEKO-
LIK JINYCH.

Nclkoporota Spojenych Sta
tn pcdala zalobu ma Thea De
Vita, managera Union Clubu,
Il jine' 20 skonCenem SeIeni
Y znam6m pfipadu pasovani
koralky Kanady do CleVelan-
du yachtou Tranquillo. Kdo
isou t. vlastne "ti JIM? Pa
trnG ntjaci prominenteiSi os3-
by, ktere por0ta neopravnenG
2ahaluie rouSkou tajnustkar-
stVi, ably Sc patrn6 neproralilo
nejake svatouskafske bahno.
Jednapi podobne cd soudu,
dunno nazvati pri neimenSim
velice podiVnym. Kdyz Sc no.
vinafSti ZpravodaiovG dotazo-
vail 20 imenech obvinenych,
bylo Jim federalnim soudcem
y. G. Westenhayerem hrozeno
zalobou pro "nevaznost' K
40udum.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-31

DalSi zvla5tnosti Jest, re V
pondeli pro nedoVolene pre-
chovavani kofalky zatGenI Fr.
Kerze, skladnik Union Clubu,
neni imenovan iako obzalova-
ny. Report6Ti Sc dotazovali,
zda "ti iini" budou take "a
tGeni, ale bylo Jim reGeno, re
nebvlo dosud pozadano . vyda-
nj zatykacu a jinak bylo SOU
dem zachovano mlcenf pokud
Sc pfistich soudnich akci tyGe.
De Witt i Kerze zatizeni
isou hlavn6 yypoved'mi w. f.
Curryho, kapit. yachty "Tran-
quiIIo' a !. Burneye, cleveland
sk6ho prodavate paSovant ko-
falky, Cd kterych oba prvn6iSi
odebrali jen 60 beden "ohnivd
Eody' Burney pax proda-
val kofalku odb6ratelum, ale
niko-li saad n6jaktm chuda-
kun, cizine narozenym, ale
patrne prominentnim liden1, 5
ieiichz imdny Sc nechce IRA
dum ma sv6tlo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-31
SRAZkA DVOU NAkLAD-
MICH VLAKU v EUCLID.
Pet zelezniCr,ch zrizencu
zraueEO.
Ma trait drahv Nickel Plate

Ma trait drahy Nickel Plate
V Euclid, vTchodn6 cd kfizovat-
Ky ma Ollie rd. vcera vecer
vrazil nakladni vlak, iedouci
zvIsenou rychlosti 35 mil "a
hodinu, do iin6ho nakladniho
ylaku, btery Sc prav6, kdyz
hvl nabral vody a uhli, rozji-
zdel Nasledek byl vybuch
parniho kotle ma locomotive,
pozar q zran6ni peti zelezniC-
Mich ziizencu, ktefi dopraveni
byli do nottinghamskG nemoc-
nice. Zrantni bydli vesm6s Y
Conaeaut, Nejhufe pochodil
kondukt6r O. NJ. Mclaughlin,
jenz krone znatnIch odfenin,
utrp6l zran6ni vnitfni. Ale
ami ieho zivot neni, die vlpo-
v6di l6karu zmin6ne nemocni-
ce nebezpeGi, Ma misto sraz
Ky dostavila Sc clevelandska
policie, jez Sc snazila priVolati
clevelandske hasitstvo, ably po-
mohlo zdolati pozar, ktery Sc
marne snazil personal vlaku u
hasiti, ielikoz nebylo vody. Ha-
sici zdeiSi vSak odpov6deli, re
Sc dcstaviti nemohou bez dovo-
leni dredniku Y Euclid, q KITE
rIch ale policie opetne nemoh-
la zadneho naiiti donna. Per
sonal rychle jedouciho ylaku,
kdyz spatril. re nelze vice "a
brzditi a srazka Jest nevyhnu-
telna, rychle s vlaku seskakal.
Ia predbezneho vySetrovani
prayil stroiVadce c. L. Mesen-
ger jemu prideleny topic, KITE
II oba byli zran6ni, re vlaku,
pred mimi Sc zVolna roziizd6ji-
ciho, neVid6Ii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-31

rensvillske robotarny. T5era
odsouzena ma diva dny pi. Eli
zabeta Cheneyova, z els. 1909
vIch, %. ul., iez Sc patrne do
mIslela, re pro nj iako damu,
trafitni pfedpisy neplati. Jela
ma Euclid ave. a vych. 70. ul.
kolem stoiici pouliGni kary a
byla vzdor protestdm policei-
MIN straznikem zatcena. Otec
odsOuzen6 podal zadost 0 zmfr
n6ni rozsudku, Q kter6 bude
jednano 6. dubna. Chenevovd
Sc vvmlouva, re niceho 0 po-
dobnem pfedpisu nev6dela.
DO podobneho konfliktu s
poIiceinim soudem Sc dostaly
j dive jin6 zeny. Sletna Irma
+. Caldwellova, supervisorka
obecnych Skol, jez take iela
koIem kary a pi. II. r. Frieso-
vi, iez iela nedovolenou rych-
losti. ODE Sc vvmlouvaIv y
neznalosti pfedpisd, ale ODE by
" pokutovany. Krone dam
dostali Sc pred soud i tfi JIM
"divoci iezdci', Z nichz ka5df
noslan do Warrensville, m diva
dnv.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-31
''SVEle'

nady, aby proiednan byl velkI
projekt vodni cesty, kanalu
mezi Velkyni jezery a fekou
-. Vavrince. Dale potiral ma
hledy newyorsk6ho guvern6ra
n. /. Millera, ienz stoji proti
novym vodocestnym plan6m V
neituzsi oposici, nazyva novy
proiekt nepraktickym a prilis
nakladnym.
Pomerene mluvil vGera t6z
V Obchodni Komore, kde Sc
dotkl odzbroiovacich smluv ne
davno stvrzenych a vyslovil j
sroie sklamani. ze vyiednava-
nj nemelo v6tsi q uzitecnej5i
VTsledek, ale pres to naval
tfvfmocenskou dohodu krokem
Y pred pravem smeru. Sc
nator fecni dnes V Toledu, ale
vrati Sc do Clevelandu, aby
promluVil Ultra V Lakewood V
mistnosti Obchodni Komorv
pred tam6j8im zenskym studii
MIN klubem. Jest horlivym
zostancem noveho pruplavu,
kterT spojovati bude vnitro-
7emSka jezera primo Allan
tickIm okeanem pevn6 vefi
ze ysechnv namitan6 nesnaze
Sc dali prekonati. Novy vel
kolepy proiekt ma nejen velky
vyznam politickV, ale zvGtsi
harmonii mezi Amerikou sou
sedni kanadou. Vyvracel
namitku, re pruplavem by byl
usnadn6n lltok nepratelskeho
lod' 'stva tvrdil, re musi byti
pomysleno. jak uvolniti vodnl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-31
MA KOLEJiCH NALEZENA
MRTVOLA NIUE.

Ma trait drahy New York
Central ma krizovatce u Mar
quctte ave, naIezena byla wee
ra veter zeleznicnimi ztizenci
mrtvola IS G5-lettho muzc,
ienz byI patnt prejet vlakem.
Bvlo Il n6ho nalezeno psani,
iez bv n"sy6dtovalo, re jest TO
c. l.. Ferry, 2687 vych. 50. ul.
2amdstnany u Otis Steel Go,
Nestesti stalo Sc bez sv6dku a
mrtyola dcpravena byla do O.
kresni marnice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-31

dopravu, ielikoz pfistav new
yorsky jest pfeplnen, coz hlav-
ne Jest pocit' ovano pri dopra-
v6 obili. Prednasky senatora
Pomerena sucastnil Sc mayor
Fred Kohler financnim fidi-
telem G.. A. Gesellem a komi-
sarem poulitnich drah J. w.
Holcombem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-31

onemocneni leprosou.
K onemocn6lemu Sc zadny 2
jeho krajanu nehlasi. Musi
byti zjist6no, zda sc nachazi y
zemi pet roku, V kterem pi'ipa-
de by byl dovezen do kolonie
leprosou postizenych ma Molo-
kai V souostrovi Hawaiskem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-31
SENATOR POMERENE PRO
JMENOVANI KOMISE PRO
NOVOU VELkOU VOD-
Ni CESTU.

Senator SpojenJch Stati
Atlee Pomerene pozadoval ma
vterejsi veterni schulz Sdruze-
nj Vdritelu V hotelu Statler, by
inenovani byli komisafi neb
vyjednyatelG statniho depart
meatu Spoionrch Statu i Ka-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-31

Bude-li zjiSteno, ze zde nenI
tax dlouho, nebo re Sc do Spoj.
Statd dostal podloudnym zp1-
sobem, bude jednoduse depor-
tovan. Nebezpecny vyslech
podnikne dnes hlavni pi'isteho-
Inspector J. A. Flu
ckey.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-31
PRO NEOPATRNOU JIZDU
ODSOUZENA DO ROBO-
TARNY PRVNI ZENA.

Municipalni soudce Alva r..
Ccrlett drzi slovo a vsechny
lehkomyslne prestupniky posi-
Ii ma "zdravr vzdueh" do wa
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-31
POTIzE S CfNANEM, POSTI-
ZENYM LEPROSOU.

Jak bylo liz oznameno, ma
leza Sc po diva dny V mestske
nemocnici Cinan, Il nehoz bylo
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-31

= Tvaroh cd Community
Creamery Co. je donna delany
stoii pouze 10c libra.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-11

some wounded elephant will lead the
way" or at least point out the general
direction he must follow il he homes TO
find the Death Valley"
Each time an elephant Is not killed out
right its tracks will be followed by native
runners, and the direction carefully plotted
out with the aid OF maps, compass and
surveying instruments.
IN the event several elephants take the
same general course the expedition will
head that way, correcting" the course
from time to time. by new observations,
or as new stories come to hand from the
natives.
Many months will be devoted TO the
search. Other rare game will be sought
for the natural history museums Of
France. so that the expedition will not be
a total loss even if its main object is
defeated. The party. however, believes alb.
solutely in the existence of the Death
Valley" and has the highest hopes that
the expedition will be crowned with COM
plete success.
In the event the expedition succeeds in
actually discovering this vast quarry"
containing untold tons of ivory, the result
will be Of importance throughout the en-.
tire world, in art, commerce and manu-.
features OF many kinds.
African ivory is preferred above all
other. II is superior in texture and color
as African elephants have larger and finer
tusks than their Indian cousins. Some of
the African trsks are nine or ten feet in
length and weigh more than 300 pounds.
succeeds in his pcrilous expedition, he will
tap the largest and best source OF nne
ivory the world has ever known-and the
mysterious Graveyard of the Elephants"
hidden for centuries, may become the
scene OF activities equal to those of the
Kimberly diamond mines or the gold fields
Of the Yukon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-11

tnsks by killing live elephants as dead
ones can never be found.
II the Duke of Orleans succeeds in his
remarkable quest he will not only have
millions of dollars, but he will also have
accomplished something TO add nstre to
the achievements OF his family, and fire
the imagination OF his fellow countrymen
In general and his royalist adhercnts In
particular For he is leader of the Roy
alist party in France and the ambitions
and hopes OF royal pretenders never die
Just how the noble explorer will pursue
his search has not been definitely an
nounced. and months may clapse before
any actual reports are heard from the
expedition. Some details, however, are
known from his associates
The party is on It's way to tho principal
elephant hunting tract OF the Sudan, in
Central Africa, guided by native hunters.
Once there, the hunters will obtain
from natives all available information on
the general belief among the blacks as
to where the graveyard" is located, and
ritory.
Then big elephant hunt will take place.
No deliberate or unnecessary cruelty will
be practced-but it is an obvious fact
known to all elephant hunters that not
every elephant which is "bagged" can be
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-11

slain outright. Some
can be brought down
by a perfectly di-
rected steele sed
bullet from an "ex
press" rifle, but
o t h ers, badly
wounded, have TO he
followed, sometimes
for hours. sometimes
for days. before they
fall.
1t is hoped by the
Duke OF Orleans that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-11

Setting Up a
Mastodon
Skeleton in the
American
Museum of
Natural History
CAT Left).
Which Contains
the Worlds
Finest Collection
of Pachyderm
Remains.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-11
The Explorers Expect to ~
Find "a vast valley filled
with the bleached skeletons and
tusks of many thousand elephants. ("

r TlGH adventure
II Hope OF great scientific discov,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-08
Theatrical Billboard
For the Coming Week

Stock
CROSSREYS--Mae Desmond and her
pIayers In their final week, the bill
oeing that successful farce comedy,
farlor. Bedroom and Bath
Vaudeville
KEiLR'S - Fannie Brice, star of the
Fories. comes with new. collection
or songs and her inimtable person.
aiity Ruth Budd. international aerial.
ist and comedian, shares headline
honors. and others will be Marshall
homa" Bob Albright. Gum Drops. a
comedy sketch; Pepita Granados,
spanish dancer, with her company.
GL0BE-The Sixteen Hayden Girls an
elaborate dancing act, Is the feature
rss bill Mdow ncudes the wsdn hsGrO"s 0nsh ath
makers; Harry Tenny, with his sing
Innocent Eve" a musical farce !;
Burns and Lorraine In comedy. and
Brosius and Brown. THE Brainless
week Is headed by Harry zoup Welsh
surdity. Two Eggs; Booth and
Nina Dave Roth; Farrell. Taylor ana
company in 1.-THE African Duke" and
The, picture for the first half Of the
week Is Herbert Rawlinson In The
Black Bag" for the latter half. Hoot
Gibson In Trimmed"
WALTON ROOF The bill for next
week Is headed by the Lorraine Sis
ters In series Of dances: the Tyrrell
Brothers appear in singing and
dancing act and the Dream Sisters in
Songs and Smilest and Sbylla Bow
han, The Girl From tho Golden
West" complete the program.
Paris
WOODSTDE-The new ride Ia nearing
completion and in q few days patrons
will have an opportunity to win a s25
prize for suggesting the best name for
the novel form of amusement. Dur
bano's Band continues as the musical
attraction, with Nina Dolores, Sc
prano. announced as the soloist for
the next two weeks and Peter Levin
billed for xylophone solos tomorrow.
BA BARNET'S-Ths new resort was for
merly the High Bridge Inn, located
at the corner of Ridge avenue, Wissa-
hickon Parkway and Fairmount Park.
Car route 61 and Wissahickon Station
on the Reading reach It, Giuseppe
Creatore and his band open with n
free sacred concert tomorrow after
noon and will give four open-air con.
certs daily at 8, 3. s and 10 p. NJ.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-08

killed by the short sighted policy Of
the theatre managers in booking all Of
the old Junk that could possibly he dug
M from the vaults of foreign companies.
THE Devils Pawn" is the film 70
present her at TIE Regent next week. II
is n story Of girl who has 10 pay n
desperate price for the university cdu-
cation which She Graves. and the whole
plot presents an interesting problem.
DEARL WHITE returns to the VIC
L torla in a story whose theme IS vir-
tually the same a> that biting bit OF
dramatic irony. The Skin Game.
which WAS seen on the stage here last
season. 1t is the clash OF tn" old nris-
tocracv trying to exclude the insistent
encroachments of the rising generation
Of new millionaires.
"Without Fear is tn" story Of a
daughter Of arStOCracy who refuses to
be bound down by its narrow rules and
who insists uDon finding her own hanpi-
ness with tn" young millionair" whom
her family refuses I" admit.
There ar" many unconventional twists
to the plot and Miss White is seen in
dazzling succession Of gowns sufficiently
bizarre to fasc!nato the feminine part Of
the audience.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-08
Previously Reviewed

CAPTTOL-ConStanCe Talmadge in her
latest attraction, "polly Of the Fol
lies" the story Of a stage-struck
country girl and tho totally unex-
pected result Ct her debut.
MARKET STREET - "Turn - the
Right" with Alice Terry and Jack
Mulhall; the first half OF the week,
last three days.
PALACE Richard Barthelmcsa ap-
pears here IN his splendid production,
Sonny" which scored such a success
az the STANLEY.
HiMBA-Grlmth's "Orphans If the
Storm" Is the attraction the rryr three
days OF the week aud PraTl White in
The Broadway Peacock" tho last
three.
IMPERIAL -- Hope Hampton's produc-
tion Of "Sar Dust" will be seen here
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday and
Thomas Meighan in Tho Bachelor
Daddy" the last three days of the
week
COLONIAL-"Find the Woman" a good
mystery story, featuring Alma Reu.
three days of the week, and for the
last half the hill is Clara Kimball
Young in The Worldly Madonna"
GREAT Observation-Disclosures Raw in
his corking comedy, "R. S. V. P.,"
will be here the first half Of the wee k
and Grand Larceny" the last three
days
STRAND-The feature for the first half
OF the week is Find the Woman "
Fer Thursday, Friday and SaturdaY
Bert Lytell appears in The Face
Between"
NiXON'S ANBASSA DOR--The feature
for the first half of the week Is Tom
"" In up and Going" The photo.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-08

MAY for tho Ia,tar hale 10 ">Iiclcv"
With Mabel Normand as the star,
fCLI%EtM -- Monday and Tuesday,
David Powell in spanish Jade"
Grazy": Thursday and FRIDAY, Norma
TaImadrc in "i,o%"'. Rndcmption"
SATURDAY.. "Shattercd Dreams"
,r,r
Powa IN 9nI LqesHSS WSdnesGa@ paE"
and Thursday. Elatn" Hammerstein in
Saturday, rs Matrimony a Failure?'
AATI-NINTH STREET-F'irst, half Of
week, North OF the Rio Grandc.'
starring Jack Holt and Bebe Daniels
E%r The latter half. Bert Ly,ell in
1r,Drp ,ron,au ana r,os,,,. ",s
Matrjmonv 'UEf!; n E;ail"r% Hr,,' 1" WedSScsdnS
and ,rbTr?d, Grad Iorcnny TTi''S~S T"i
day and Saturday, David Powell in
Spanish Jade"
roCygr r,o to.,,,.. A.. n.t.,
,y.oE is W,o ''tI"r@ Tr,'rr 'ot uaG sM,'oe
tion" ''''''S !" i'S' ''''
BELMoNT.-.Thc, f'atur" fhr the entire
week is North Of the Rio Grande,"
special comedy, "E.rthday Guests and
Jungle Pests is an added attraction.
Tucs1av and Wednes-
lt,.s
,rbSS,r.d',, " IT, ',i,.,.! ~ imI irp1p
ard Talmaig, in "yairh w HIN Stcn". zen
added comedy, Larry Semon in "Tbe
SHOW"
-
PE!N'ESS -. Monday, Douglas Fair
banks IN .Th" Three Musketeers"
Iu@sGaaN' w i!!iam > Hart n selfish
" T,',H'aE Marie rre'oEt IN
M!H"e" ..,,. nurse George fIta-
%av H'' Priscira iSr Io, I've WnHs'T RI.
.,St.,''I,iE, IL, -, iiIItH farHuth IN
MlLI-Mondav William Duncan in
The silent Vow" Tuesday, David
Powell in Loves Boomerang"
Wednesday, AT the Stage Door"
Thursday, "Orphans rf the storm"
Friday, Matt Moor and Seena Owens
N Back FAy.: Saturday Big Boy
"i'''ams IN west OF Pocos.
RIALTO - Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday. %nrina Talmadge in
'Smil!n' ThroHgh"; Thursday, Anita
stewart in "Sowing thn VIVA" Fri.
day and Saturday, Zane Grey's "The
Last Trail"
PTBY--Nfonday Sres,o JI,yokawa in
"Tho Verr}iI,nn pnucti",' 'rnesd,,,
Anita Strwar, in "Tbc invisihic
Ec1r". Nv.Ir,.L,,. ,,borio, D., -
"R : Y p". TG',rsdaV I-rorIed~
day; Friday "Don't Blame Your
children" SATURDAY. william Duncan
in The silent Vow
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-08
FANNIE BRlcE AT KEITH's
star Of the "FollIes" and Ruth eudo
Headline Vaudeville Bill

It would have been hard for any
vaudeville house to find an attraction
that would offer more induccment to
theatrcgoers for the summer weather
than Fannie Brice, that unique per-
sonality who has been such strong
drawing card for the Ziegfcld Follies
Miss Brice appears here next week
after long absence from vaudeville ana
will bring to Keith's a new collection
of songs, but 1t is a safe prediction that
her audience will demand Second
Hand Rose" or "My Man. in spite OF
the titles that may appear on the Dill:
Another headliner In this house next
week will be Ruth Budd. who has an
nct which combines daring aerial work
with songs and comedy.
Marshall Montgomery. ventrilo.
ouist, is another attraction on the bill.
There also will be "Oklahoma' Bob
Albright. an ex-cowboy with. a rare
tenor voice: n comedy sketch called
"Grum Draps:" noted Spanish dancer,
Pepita Granados. in her first. appear.
ance here. assisted by musicians ana
Oriental dancers. and other actors to
make good summer bill.