davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1922-07-07
fire Losses in National Capital
Craft y yingly Below the Average
vX YAsINaToN ssAS ~ SmsnaI
N/ the few ilrgsS Sittssf ifSl
Wv country not hay1he

" Y YAsHINaroN M i. 1emsi,d6
Anf the few largeJFittsSsXt IN
v " country not has1he ,'
cessivs, ,fire losS, psr: r
during 1891, according to- AGIfyGHij[s
pared By the National BoGse
Underwriters
The National. Capital waS ,a(Es
cludsd In the list OF thirty eattas ktsed
an: having = per capita nrs i61s dpSs
Fink thlS period Of abovs @7s 6anta
RsrbarL Calf, had the highest Ars
ioas fEu4e9 for It's population. with .
Epsr caDfta loss Of $51.ss. Washing
tpn.s tptNf was we'll within the ac-
edttsdSS1ass. which averaged SAT-
This record should be gratifying to
tho officers and men Of the local nre
department, who are mainly RESPONSE
BILE for the checking Of damage. and
to the members Of the local civic and
safety organisations, whose activities
in promoting ire prevention instruc-
ton for tho benefit Of tho public have
uolpeu 10 EcuuSo tuo uuuoSE u eofA>
Gus fires In this city.
The accomplishment is particularly
creditable in view Of the announce
ment by the fire underwriters that the
1921 countrywide fire loss Of $685.
006,000 exceeded all previous yearly
amounts, with the exception OF ths
1905 figures, which were boosted by
the great San Francisco condagration.
**+*
Tho increase in disastrous fires last
year Is attributed by the insurance
association to an abnormal increase
In the moral hazard"-through caro-
lessness and incendiarism. This moral
effect was the outgrowth OF sudden
reverse in tho conditions which .ex-
listed during the period OF tho war
and shortly following the cessation Of
hostilities, tending to curtatl the
manufacture Of various commodlties
and creating an unusual market con-
dition. This is the frank explana-
ton Of the committee on statistics
and origin OF hres Of the national
board.
The insurance interests recognize the
support given their associations in dis
seminating dre-prevention propaganda
by such Organizations Of civic trend as
local chambers OF commerce, boards
Evening star., 1922-07-07
Human Nature and the Quota.

Separation Of parents and children is
cruelty obviously to be avoided in the
administration Of the immigration law.
but 1t seems az though ordinary human
feeling Is bound around with 80 much
red tape in Washington that even COM
mon sense has no part In solving a
simple problem.
Because the little daughter Of an
in Constantinople while her father and
mother were refugees in that city, she
Is legally Turk. Hence the tear
stricken and wondering child has been
shipped back to Turkey. though her
parents are admitted to tho hospitality
The poor child's brother fought In
France under the Stars and Stripes. But
that does not matter. The for.orn and
bewildered small sister is q Turk and
the Turkish quota for the month was
filed when she arrived at Ellis Island
on February 8 last.
More than four months elapsed be-
fore tho federal Judge upheld the dis
cretion OF the Washington officials in
ordering tho little girl deported. Human
in the meantime, but what has human
nature to do with an ironclad irnmigra-
ton lawf Nothing, except to arouse
indignation in every right-feelinE
breast-Philadelphia Bulletin.
Woman is going to marry tho man
who shot her. Revenge is sweet
Flint Journal
Another movie star party has end
ed in q killing. Guess all screen peo-
pie should be billed as shooting stars.
wheeling Register.
The man who nrst called woman a
''clingfng vine" was q poet, ana poets
are made up mostly Of imagination.-
Canton News.
70 all too many folks these days.
home is Just . place to start from
when going somewhere.--Roano
Times
A man never realizes more fully
that he IL getting old than when q Kid
Offers him seat in . street. car
EscAnaba Press.
A magazine prints list Of '-Char.
acteristic American Furniture" but
for9ets to mention the worlds beet
literaturs I'm ten volumes.-Akron
Beacon Journal
PhotoEraphing tho soul may be pos
sible. But not everybody can be sure
he wants q picture Of his, II any-De.
troit Journal
A pathetic sight was witnessed In q
New York town the other day when
the stranded owner OF divyer was
arrested for begging son the streets
for the price OF q gallon Of gasoline
e Stake him hpmAV VAncosyer RfoS.
- - y
Evening star., 1922-07-07

= ana buGneSg mems clubs.
[T&&s ~ AOtahly true with respect 70
4hH1r n tho leading cttfes.
i n y
III S5stS Of the prevention CAM
t61jEend the educational drives ds-
to avert unnecessary conha-
el3aSSns. the United statsS lost
HVfSpssty valued at appfofimatsiy
tls5, 100000 during 1871. ,Thisk ID .
aoss daily Of about $1.sss.ooo.
Jeha B: Morton. president ~ the
National Board Of Fire underwritsr.,
IA 81 pemedied re- oDe' only when e ths '1 Amer.
lean public. in . general way, 10
AROUSED to tho seriousness Of this re-
sponstbility. he claims. -
II feel that In this year, 1921, there
en- .Ss no such thing as oyeremphasis
work. Mr.. Morton announced recent
~ aEhe public must be aroused and
educated as never before and all
forces. must be drawn into. INCREASED
enciency Of operation. IN q comne-
dtion FOR trade with nations of the
world. America, suffering a. # does
an unnecessary annihilatlon OF nearly
q half-billion dollars Of Its capital
resources In q single year. may be
compared to q runner starting In .
race with q heavy handicap. America
can never be efficient and prosperous
In tbs highest degree until It learns
and applies the lessons Of conserva-
ton aad economy"
~ 80
That modern building methods, under
rigid structural regulations enforced in
the larger cities. have served to reduce
the firS hazard materially fs shown In
the figures for per capita fire loss last
year. Tho big cities. where building
codes are being strictly revised and ad-
ministered, stood toward tho end Of the
per capita List, while the smaller ones.
presumably not 30 advanced In con-
struction methods, were among the
leaders.
Washington has taken great steps for
ward in its construction program by
erecting hreproof buildings in all prof.
ects not OF q small nature or Of resi-
Dental character. Reinforced concrete,
or steel frame with concrete, has been
used exclusively during the past few
years in most OF tho tall ONCE and hotel
structures Chances Of destructive hres
in these buildings are negligible. Wash-
ington's standing in the fire statistics
tabulated by the insurance men proves
this to be q fact.
Evening star., 1922-07-07
SHOOTING STARS.
By PHII4ANDBR JOHNSON.
One Of Lies Thrills.

owe Bill Bliggins fifty beans.
A gloom o'erspreads earth's loveliest
scenes.
A glorious rainbow spans the sky.
Il holds no beauty for my eye.
The blossoms are no longer fair;
The perfumes cloy upon the air.
There are no diamonds in the dew,
Bill Buggins holds my I. o. q.
Oh, you whose prudence never let
You drift into this thing called debt,
You whose unhindered feet have
strayed
Through dancing. with all fiddlsrs
paid,
Though your experience may beswest,
It fingers something incomplete.
You never can know what 1t means
To owe Bill Bliggins fifty beams
Evening star., 1922-07-07

The recent Fourth Of July brought
to attention the usual number Of peo-
pie who did not know any more than
the first two lines of the Declaration
Of Independence and '"The Star
Spangled Banner"
Evening star., 1922-07-07

In contemplating the future Of
ocean traffic Uncle Sam Is inclined to
think the water is fine and he may as
well get in.
Evening star., 1922-07-07

II political history continues to re-
peat Itself almost every Ohio COM
munity will sooner or later be able
to boast Of being the home town Of a
President
Evening star., 1922-07-07

Economists are becoming anxious
about tho national wealth diverted to
silk stockings and bootlegs.
Evening star., 1922-07-07

Wilhelm Hohenzollern's writing Is
not likely to add to his popularity
Germany has historians enough. What
she needs is expert financial talent.
Evening star., 1922-07-07

In our present state Of civilization
labor sometimes undertakes to be most
influential when it is not working.
Evening star., 1922-07-07

As a New York editor Trotsky was
obscure. He might make a hit by
coming back to the Bronx and telling
all he knows.
Evening star., 1922-07-07

Only the pressure Of the impending
elections would tempt some Of our
statesmen to forsake so delightful a
summer resort as Washington has
become.
Evening star., 1922-07-07

The public is an interested spectator
Of q strike. invariably Of the opinion,
however, that the show Is not worth
what II costs.
Evening star., 1922-07-07

Communication with Mars is not
causing as much concern as tho little
old earth problem Of getting tho right
telephone number.
Evening star., 1922-07-07

Labor discussions raised tho ques-
ton Of whether this years Fourth of
July was genuinely safe and sane, or
only noiseless.
Evening star., 1922-07-07

The Jersey coast has been more
successful in restoring the sea serpent
to attention than Patagonia was In
reviving the plesiosaurus.
Evening star., 1922-07-07

Mexican bandits are sometimes IN
doubt as to whether they have made
a capture or are under arrest.
Evening star., 1922-07-07

After = study Of war prohteering a
Mexican brigand looks like q rough
amateur.
Evening star., 1922-07-07
Subsequency.

SubseQuenCy.
It'll contribute q million dollars to
your campaign fundr' said the enthu-
siastic friend.
mo-" rejoined Senator Sorghum in
tones Of gentle regret You mean
well, but you are one Of those chaps
who Inadvertently make an election
an Insignificant matter compared to
the subsequent investigation"
Jud Tunkins says the world is un-
doubtedly improving; only there II
liable to be little fighting over the
question Of who is entitled to credit
for the Improvement.
The Summer Shore.
Tho fair summer bather appears on
the shore,
A figure surprising and haunting.
We once passed remarks on the
clothes that she wore.
We now talk Of clothes that are
wanting.
Evening star., 1922-07-07

''I loves my fellow man" said Uncle
Eben. 'ceppin' when hs plays de
nhonostapn ann ~ rsA.:' !. ss1
Evening star., 1922-07-07
Advance Guard.

ibid you see the show advertised
as designed for the tired business
man?"
NO." replied Mr.. Cumrox. Mother
and the girls ssgw It and decided It
wasn't proper for the head Of Z
family"
Evening star., 1922-07-07

A pathetic sight was Witnessed In q
New York town the other day when
the stranded owner of . divYer was
arrested for begging son the streets
% take him hpmA4-VAneouy6r Fray.
Evening star., 1922-07-07

PhotoEfaphing the soul may be Dos
sible. But not everybody can be sure
he wants q picture Of his, II any-De.
troit journal
Evening star., 1922-07-07

A magazine prints . list Of Char.
acteristic American Furniture" but
forSets to mention the worlds bert
literature In ten, volumes.-Akron
Beacon Journal
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-30


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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-01-23
To Church by AirpIanes.

"Are you ready for church, Johnf"
almost, Mary. but I'm afraid the
air will be rather rough this morn
ing"
That may be the general trend Of
any early Sunday morning converse
ton between husband and wife IL
Chaplain A. ]. Foltz Of Fort Crockett,
Galveston island, Galveston, Texas,
continues his activities. For to Chap
lain Foltz belongs the unique distinc-
ton of having held the first religious
service which the entire congregation
of a town attended by the aid Of air
planes.
The congregation which helped I'LL
Chaplain Foltz's church On Galveston
island took of In their airplanes from
Ellington field, Houston, Texas. TWEEN
ty machines, containing 30 men each,
travelled the distance Of 80 miles I'm
about 20 minutes, attended the serv.
ices, and few back to Ellington Geld
again without mishap..
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-01-23
CLIMATIC EFFECT ON WOOD
oratory Have Been of Great
Value in Aeronautics,

In the great laboratory at Madison,
Wis, maintained by the United States
forest service for woodworking ex.
periments a special study has recently
been made of the effects of various
climatic conditions upon airplane
propellers.
III one room, by, regulation of
warmth and moisture, the climatic
conditions of southern Texas or arid
Egypt were reproduced. 1t was found
that propellers subjected to these
conditions had a tendency to dry out,
fatten and become unbalanced.
In another room the climate Of the
Amazon valley was initiated. This
caused propellers to warp badly and
to change their shape 50 much as TO
become totally unfit for use.
1t was found that q coat Of alum
mum leaf did best service as q water
proof covering for propellers, which,
when thus protected, may be exposed
to a high humidity for q long time
without warping. Leaf aluminium In
so thin that from 10000 to 1900 lay.
ers Of 1t are required to make an inch
in thickness. One pound will cover
Ito propellers, at cost Of 60 centA
philadelphia Ledger.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-01-23
World Saved Twice at Marns.

About 300 years ago two skeletons
were unearthed near Tournai. France.
They have just been identified az Mr..
and Mrs. Childeric. The name may or
may not be familiar. Mr.. ChiIderic
was king of the Franks, the ancient
French, in the year 451, when the
Franks and their allies stopped At
tia the Hun and his invading Chinese
armies at the Marine, the same river
where the French stopped William the
Hun in the great war. Childeric's bat
tie determined that Europe was to
have a white instead of a Mongolian
civilization. Three hundred thousand
dead were left on the field. Now Chill
deric and his legions are nearly for
gotten, but the world still has q yell
low peril, especially If the white ma
lions continue to make war against
one another.-Brooklyn Eagle.
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Copyright 1870 By The wheeler Syndicate. Inc
Always. Esther. persons eyes are
like looking-glasses what tell the
truth about him. Right through the
eyes of nix / can see just like I'm a
mirror. grand eyes or eyes not SO
grand"
you've just got to quit calling him
a nix like that, mama Who is 1t I'd
like to know but papa drags him
downstairs every night I'd like to
know? Who is 1t? Whor'
Tonight, Esther, your papa
didn't"
Tonight maybe not, but every other
night. 1t just shows Danziger's got
honor, though. He's not going to get
Off this boat without giving them all
every chance to win back. He's got
honor, that's why he went down."
II tell you, Esther, how much l
think Of him. So much, that l even
didn't want to hear his name. Colt
sci dank, tomorrow we land, and
that's the last we see of him with
your papa's good money, what I
helped to save, In his pocket
well, then, you-you quit running
him down, ma. He's a prince, II you
want to know 1t. You-well II could
tell you something If wanted to, but
II won't right now-I-I won't. But
you got to quit picking on him, ma.
You've just got to. It's papa"
always like used to say to your
brother Niche, when he was yet In
short pants: Cards is spades that
dig the gamblers gravesr"
"Such silly sayings! Honest, mama,
you mustn't say them in front of pee-
pie. Anyway, he don't gamble, he
How excited right away she gets,
like it makes any difference. For my
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-01-23
is LARGEST sWIMAsING POOL
York City, Contains $4,000
Gallons OF Water.

Largest and most hygienic fresh
within q permanent, rooted structure
Is in Madison Square garden, New
York city. Covers an area Of more
than 100000 square feet Contains
100000 gallons OF water when filed.
Cost $3.50, 700 to establish the pool.
Floor Of pool has a graduated slope
toward the center. At the Madison
avenue end an initial depth Of three
feet. The Fourth avenue end, a por-
ton reserved for, as one put 1t, "la-
dies and kiddies,' starts with q depth
of about two feet. An existing tunnel
transversing the center of the garden
had been utilized In the development
of the diving and water polo pool,
151z feet deep. The latest adoption
Of the ultra violet ray was used In
filtering and sterilizing the water. A
system of vacuum cleaners was pro-
vided for the cleaning of the walls
and floor Of the pool while still full of
water.
Some 5000 private dressing-room
1900 steel lockers In the general dress
ing-rooms; 1900 bathing suits for both
sexes provided. 1000 more for the chill
dren. A special electrical washing
and drying machine for cleansing
them. Open until after midnight In
order that parts may enjoy a plunge
after the theater. On the box fronts
along the entire circumference Of the
frieze depicting the triumphant entry
of Alexander into Babylon.-Robert
COrtes Holiday In Leslie's
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part he CANDLES Or don't. Tomorrow
we don't see him any more is all
ask. Him with your papa's hard
earned four hundred and"
Mama, If you keep rubbing that
In, if I've got to listen to it another
time, I-rll just die"
IT don't want 70 hear about him,
Esther, no more as you do"
"Well then, let's talk about some
thing else. l just can't stand the way
you nag and nag, mama, when you
once get started"
"Come, sit down quiet by mama
Esther"
"Yes, mama!'
"But for why, Esther, just to please
me, don't you first go down and bring
up that grand new leather portfolio
that Abe brought you down to the
pier"
snow, mama"
"Ach, go on, Esther. bring it up and
write to him a letter on q sheet of
that pretty pink writing-paper that's
in 1t. See, right up here by the moon
shine you can see to write and add q
line, eh?'
Mama, please don't nag"
"Here, right in my handbag, Esther,
Is the little silver key on the little
silver ring to the case it came In. Not
once have you asked for II. So
thoughtful a boy, Esther; he knows
such a careless girl you are and on q
silver ring with your name on, he has
yet the silver key put on"
1.-The way you keep talking about
that portfolio. mama like it was made
of gold"
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-01-23

Best meals IN the city for so cents.
Twenty-one meal ticket for 81. Phone
26O, 80 N. Main Street. II
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-01-23
Here's
the
Truth
About
Battery
Done

There are a lot of
places offering to give
your battery a fresh
start in life by putting
"dope" in it.
AS a matter of fact
there isn't any kind of
dope made that will
take the place of re-
charging and proper
care.
Ifyour battery doesreally
need acid it is far cheaper
and safer to come to Bat
terry Headquarters to have
it put in. Whether your
battery is a Willard or not,
bring it to us-if it can be
done at a saving to you,
we'll set it on its feet IN the
quickest possible time.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-01-23

Free service ear at the Ocala Tire
& Vulcanizing Company. ST
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-01-23
TROPICAL Fish OF Jersey.

james E Taylor while fishing OF
Cape May, n j., a short time ago, ran
into a shoal of pompano. fish that
Lever has been found outside Of trop-
zeal waters. Taylor and his son
caught nearly 100 Of them. Fisher
men say that pompano bring as high
as $40 a pound In southern markets.
Old inhabitants say 1t is a sure Sign
of q mild, winter, as tropical fish are
never caught this late north Of Nor.
folk.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-01-23

This is q Studebaker year
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-01-23

This is q Studebaker year.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-01-23
CONGREGATIONAL MEETING

At joint meeting of the elders and
deacons of the Presbyterian church,
the session was requested to call a
congregational meeting for January
Goth, 1922 The session takes this
means, therefore, of notifying the
congregation that the meeting has
been called. The board of deacons
will submit to the congregation the
proposition of erecting a new church.
W. F. Creson, Moderator.
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THE END
LOST, STRAYED OR
SFOLEN-BIRD DOG

White with small liver spots on
body, few large ones on head and
shoulders; bobbed tail, short stocky
build like bulldog; answers to the
name of "Sport." Last seen on Ocala-
Romeo public highway. Finder please
notify W. o. Brewer, Romeo, Fla, and
receive a liberal reward. 21-4td1tw*
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-01-23

hunched Ovef 4 tiale II five cards
lifted close before his eyes, she heheld
her father. And around the table.
above open collars and vari-cOlored,
vanished stacks of chips, a circle Of
mems faces, unrelaxed and as If
carved from cherry stones.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-01-23
NAPIER GRASS

Plant now and have abundance of
high value green feed for dairy cows,
pigs, chickens. etc. For plans and
particulars see F. W. Ditto, Ocala,
Fla. II