davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1922-04-20
No other soap is needed
for the entire familywash
Just soaking IoosenS all the dirt

Let soaking do almost all the work for
you instead of just little. Soaking In
big, lasting, Iukewarm Rinse suds loosens
ali the dirt. A little dry Rinse rubbed OF,
the places where the dirt Is most ground
In removes every trace of it. .5 10. 49,.
The Washington times., 1922-04-20
This Dav in Our History

THIS the anniversary of the beginning in 1881, of
the Black Hawk War. 1t lasted for more than
yea rand the chief was made prisoner Abraham Lin
coin and Jefferson Davis served against the Indians
The Washington times., 1922-04-20
Suns Distance from the Earth

THE distance of the sun from the earth has been
changed from more than 95,000000 to less than
9300O0 900 miles by estimates made within living mem
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-30
mu AaH merr hunt hrrnnt!
SntereHaate, aber speriretlide Grldeinuns.

Ser. pifeni6oftliden Goridung
iingiter Set lit es aud bethlehem
getpefen, etnen groBen 8eitrag our
Muffldrung uber 6eu gbarafter els
ner Der bemerfenSmerteiten @rI9et>
nungen tropii6er uno balbtropi}4er
@eere at liefern.
Sci @a6t ieben sic Meertiiten'
@emdiler = tpenn nieber cine ent-
}pre9enoe 8eriooe etngetreten lit =
Dodfommen bren1e,1o aus uno fino
Damn IN formli6e Glammenieen per-
manoelt; bel Sag aber 5eigen iie
Geloer bon gelbem un6 rotem 8ai-
let, oft btele bunoert Meres &iiitens
flltter CUR gleiAen :3eit uno 1T oen
berrli6iten 9a%noesfarben Spaniens
o6er au9 oeS ieligen @robber5Sg-
tums 8aoen i6iuerno! Sit 9uo.
amerifas 9ropenfuiten 1&n6 int Golf
bon &%alifornien lit Die gri@einung
ant ouffaaenoften.
Die oanfbarite @elegenbeit CUR
8eobabtung 6ieier @Danome1t bieten
3eitrdume, melGe 3tpiiden @n6e SsSl1-
II un6 @n6e September liegen.
Wom @eii9tspuntte oeS Siibers ie>
oo9 lit bieie 3eit etne. rebt ungii1t-
ittge rn6 perlultret6e! Mue Giide,
@rabben 1t. I. ~, mel@e 5ur 3eh
oeS iogenannten u8rauolngs @liis
bens" eingebra6t mer6en, errei6et
sic Sberf la6e idon tot.
@os itedt btnter ser unbeimli.
den Observation-Disclosures?
Sos par uno tit cine Grage bon
l9mertpiegenoer praftti6er 8eoe1<
t11ng. 9ie rl1ntberiitp of @alifor,
MIA" 11abm etne griin6li6e 8erfol-
gung ser Mngelegenbeit a1tf, sic
3tpar i9on felt etma 40 Sabren et-
li6en 6oridern als etn algemeines
@roblem ntbt mebr gan5 fremo
tpor, aber 5uglei@ nod elm 6untles
@atfel bil6ete. ST. &ofoiit, bon Ser
Gotultdt ser obigett glnitalt> 1n6
als sic gr0Bte be,1tige Mutoritdt fir
Iiefieetpelt iberbaupt pielfa6 ar'
erfannt, bat sic 2eitung 6es mum,
6eriamet1 relte11 6el63uges iibernom.
men. l1nterltiibt pir0 er o11b bon
ser Scripps-SS nititution nit einem
@eidmaber bon Motor 56neuboos
ten, un6 nit ouBeror6entlt6 md@>
tigen Mifroifopen nebit ionftigen
mo6ernett Silfsapparaten.
S9on int leBten Sabre tpar mani
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-30
Fir Aern1ynanttarlr Urrautha-
unHtalt.
@om anrt Soel.

fiigt sic Mnitalt iber etnctt groBe'
rem uno eine1 fleinere1 funltliden
2uftitrom Omit einem 4neri9nitt
bon 4 be3p. / @l1bitmeter nno oer1
&09itgelbminoigfeit bon So be3tp.
33 Meter in ser Sefun6e.) .SSn DIE
fem 2uftitrom mer6en oie Berin6e
tells at Mo6ellen, tells an ben Sc.
genitan6en 1elbit borgenomr1e1t. Mrf
oiefh @eiie tpin man audi ben Gin-
flub oes @inb6ruds auf &o6bautea
ermitteln. IS lit Elm Offences &C.
beimnis, baB 6te bisberigen baupolt,
3eiliden @ori9riften anf elmer pol
lig unbaltbaren peralteten Tbeorte
beruben. Man 0arf .boffe1, Dab,
mern mani erit bier Die @eiebe er-
mittelt bat, man meit 5pedmabtger
un6 oabei ipariamer miro bauen
f0nnen.
Se6er @a6fabrer, ie6er Mutomobi-
lift peik tpie unonge1ebm ii@ I'M.
ter nmltanoen ser 21tftmioeritano
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-30

Ser felt 6en &inobeitsta9en Der
Menidbeit gcbcgte 9ral1m, it'd. gle1d
Dem @ogel binauf5uidmingen IN oas
Mei6 ser 2iifte, lit I'M lektet Sabr-
bunoert in @rfuaung gegnnge11.
2uftl9iff uno 6lug5erg iino iett et-
nigen Sabren ST. mirfliden Ser
febrsmitteln gepor6en. Mer pir
fteben nod in oen Mnfangen oteier
nel.en 8erfebrs,g rmeiterung, nno
mir mil]en uns erIt beimii6 mo,
den lit oieiem auf frieolide Meiie
erobeften @ebiet. 9a5n genitgt
ridt auein oie Mrbeit Ser Meteoro.
logon, 10 bod .iie ein5uidaben tit.
Man muB iid flar meroen uber 6er
@influB bes Quftoruds' uno Der
2uftltr0mungen auf Die: Gl1tg5enge
fomie ouf bie Motoren, oie 6ieie
in 8etpegung feben.
Stein tbeoretii6e l1nteriuhunget
fonnter 90 menig fru6ten. Man
m,1Bte at praftif@en 8eriu@en iiber'
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-30

6es na6 6e1 nnoeren 5dlen fibren.
Sen 9ur6gangs 5mei bunte, 1ebens'
tparm empfun6ene 8anogemal6e
bon @rof. @atimpfer, aus Ser 3eit
Srie6rt9s bes @roBen. 9as cine
5etgt Sen gin3ug 6eS groBen &0-
ntgs, ouf einem 5bimmel 6ur6 sic
Staot reiten6, oas adoere berieBt
unS III cine gemiitli6e @de I'M
Sbmei6niBer Setter. Soloaten IN
frte6eri3tanii6er Sra6t, tells nit
6em 9reiipib, tells nit boben 8le@-
ntiiben beoedtl itBen beim foitli9en
@eriteniaft: Gin @emirr bon 81
len teibt fib re@ts uno linfS at Die
@orbaue an, sic Ole beri@ieoenite1
Mamen fibren, mte 8a,tern-, Sir.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-30

de rerte @tappe auf DEM obigen &C.
bet triumpbieren6 getponnen, H1au-
DIE 8lume 6eS @rfolges au9 auf fel,
iigem S5eangrun6e gebolt poroen.
uno oie 6ireften Sori6ungen f6n.
11eu iebt groBentetls bel rai6er bon
ltatten geben, - eben neil iene ael1-
en- Stlfsapparate cine Menge beio11-
oerer 8orbereitungs . 4rbeiten ge-
genitanoSlos getMaht >baben. 9as
bebeutet einen fbier epo6ema6enoen
Gortidritt Ger 2eiitungsfdbigfeitl
Durb eine an6ere grrungeni9aft
aber 6iirfte bas Sabr 1921 bauerno
nod beribmt oaiteben: gs lit mint
lt@ iogut mte en0giltig feitgelegt,
6aB Die na6tli6en gribeinungen
bon Meeresbran6 nn6 Die g1ain5en-
Sen 5arbenipiele bel Sage bieielbe
uria6e baben. 9ieie uria@e iino
Miaionen iebr fleiner 2ebe=Srganis-
men, melde 3mii6en ser 9ter- un6
ser 8flan5enmeGt iteben 1n6 einen
11ur. ein5euigen &0rper baben, 3uut
Sell ibresglei6en freiien. sic ion.
6ern ein unbefanntes, bermutlib
iebr idaoli6es Sel ab, SOS BEL 8e.
ribrung nit @aiier mebr o6er min.
ser itart brernt. @elebrte nennen
6ieie @eid0pfe angemetnbin n9ino-
flageaates", unteri9ei6en aber $50
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-30
DaH muzartR1ttt 1T &alzh11r1.

Mo5arteu1n, uripringli9 ser Sea-
me oes Sal5burger MlAifpereins
nit Muitfidule> 6eren 9ireftoren
&ummeo, &eitter, Saul @raener
nn6 - ieBt Baumpartner maren,~
bat 6urd sic 1888 gegriin6etc Mo=
3art @emeinoe sic meiteItgeben0e
Soroerung~ erfabren. u%riprungli@
milens, Sen am Mo5arteum tdti-
gen 2ebrfrdften 3ltr beiieren M,1s-
mirfung ibrer @aben einen Ben<
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-30
Bfr 6thutfinnitzer Kfllfr it B|rrnlau.
BON gaul Metner.

@ie fait ieoe erobcre @taot
9eutiblan6s ibren @atsfeler bat,
70 beiibt a11@ 8reslau eine11 io1den,
Ser, neil friber in linn Jog.
rS6meioniser 56ops" 8ier Der.
ibentt tpuroe, BEN Mamen ~@@meio-
niger &eller" erbalten bat.
@er iernaIS @elegenbeit gebabt
bat, oie ibleiiide Metropole 5u BE.
iuden, wiro itder niat DerfebH ia.
ben, Sem beriibmten Sdmei6niBer
Seller einen 8eiub ab3uitatten. SSn.
mitten Ser @toot, an ser Su6ieite
oes auf oem Ninge in ipdtgotii6er
Bauart berrIi6 emporHrebe1belt
&atbauies befin6et ii6 Der @ingatg
at 6ieiem biitorii6en 2ofal. Sber-
balb 6esielben lit in 2ebensgrobe fl
gurlider Sdmud, bon 8rof. 8eb-
rens mo6euiert, .ongebrabt. Ct
itellt 6ar: cine feifen6e Sausfra11
nit Sem 8antoffel in Ser &ano
orobt ibrem beimfebrenoen, ni6t
mebr gang niidternen gbegatten, Der
nod 6e1t 8ierfrug in ber Sano balt.
Muf II @tufen fteigt mon an Der
iogenannten @iritelntide borbei
binab in sic feu9tfr6bli@en Grin,
De 6ea ,59meioniber Sellers.
@enn brauBen Sic Come 1adt, mub
man iiid erit ant Die 9dimmerung &C.
m6bnen, 6ie bier unten berri4t.
9em @intreten6en bieten iib glei6
int Ell ten @anme rebts uno 1infS
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-30
9e nb ben @erfudpn bs Snfus fefgefeMe Sbeaform fir 2ufhdfe, gle
bat feinen groBeren 2nfauioertano he Die bansben f@tbare flade pebe @deae.

BEL ibneaer Gabrt bemerfbar madt.
Cine ~&erabminoeru1g 6ieies Mt=
oeritan6es lit 0ur9 beion6ere 8au-
art ser Gabr5euge gu erreiden. 9aS
neue &umpleribe Muto ber6anft iet-
ne merfmur6ige @eltalt ebenfaas
Dem 8eitrebet, 6en 2uftpioer ltano
berab5uieBen, un6 mir f0nnen aus
oer @ottinger 8eriu6san1talt etne
@eibe bon Mo6euperil16en 3eigen,
6ie auf 6ie @eltalt 6ieies .t1eue1l
&umplerautos btnfiibren. No@ bel
be6eutiamer lit sic Moqe oes 2uft-
uncertainties BET Sen Giienbabn3ii<
gen. Man bat in @0ttingen eine
&eibe bon 8erlu6en omr9gefiibrt
sic ser &larung 6ieier Srage GAL
ten. Man ben11bte ein I'M MaBitab
1926 ausgefibrtes Mo6en etnes s.
3uges (2ofomotipe, Senoer uno 5tpel
@agen), un6 es tpur6e nun Elm Ser
g1ei@ ge5ogen 5miiden 6em norma
1en 81g uno Sem nit ether aui
ridtigen 2a1ftabfl1tB berfleioeten 60
fomotibe. 9abet fonnte matt BE-
reits Sen 2uftmt6erltan6 re9t BE-
tra6tli6 bermin6ern; 6as piiroe iiA
1T -@irfli6feit in &obleneriparniS
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-30

.6erung 6urd muiifaliibe un6 tpii-
ienibaftli6e Mitarbett an 8iblio.
tbetun6 5@ule, rie our@ i6re Sc.
teiligung a,tf 6en feitli6en Muiif.
peranitaltungen bor anem int Sabre
1914. Ginen @lft ser i6oniten be.
6el1tet au@ ser Mnfauf 6es Mo3art,
@eburtsbauies in 5al5burg 6ur@
Die Mo5artgemeinoe, sic 6a1nit sic.
les @i1~lturoenfmol Dor ser beorob.
liden 3eritorung fir lange 3eiten
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-30

iionsfon6s gu idafien tpproe ab
1901 Der @irfungsfreis Ser Mo.
3artgemein6e al einem meit lber To-
tale Sntereiien binausgreifenoen
Mo5artfult ~ausgebaut, NIT Dem
@no5iel, Elm M%o3artbauS, 6as 8ib.
.litbef, Muiifidule un6 Jeitiale UNI
faiien iollte, gu crri6ten. Gieies
Mo5artbaus mur0e 1914 er0ffnet
nit einem groBeu Muiiffeite- Slip
2ebmann, Die Dem Mo5artel1m
100000 &roren fir Sen 8au iber.
lieb, ber6anft 6as Mo3arteum G0Ir-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-30

geben, uto 10 tpur6e bereits int
Sabre 1907 al1f 8etreiben ser Mo-
torlufti6iff Stuoiengeieui@aft cine
&eriu@sanitalt 1T @0ttingen errt9,
tet, an 6eren @pite 8rofeiior Dr.
@ran6tl trat. Dieie 8eriu1Sonltalt
tpur6e in 6en &riegSiabren 1915
uno is aus 6en Mitteln ser Gee
resbermaltuug bouig umgebart un6
1918 nod ertpeitert. sic lit iebt
TT 6en 8efik ser &aiier @ilbelm.
@eieuidaft 5ur G0roerung ser SSH
feni@aften iibergegangen. @dbren6
iie im @riege iiberutegen6 Sen @e.
6urfniiien 6es Neutrality-suspicious.
6iente un0 als ein5ige groBe Mnltalt
ibrer Mrt in 9eutidlano Ger See
res un6 Notwithstanding un6 ser
Gl,tg3el1g< nn6 ser 2ufti9ifftn6uitrie
Die erfor6erli6en Mngaben iber sic
tn 6rage fommenoen @eieBe oeS
2ltftmioerltan6es lieferte, bat iie als.
balo mad 6em Grte6ensi6luB tbren
Mufgabenfreis o1tBeror6entli9 ertpet>
teri.
Ser 2uftpioeritano ipielt nidt
blob in 1uftfabrtedniidem Sragen
eine beoeutiame Stole. SSp 0en
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-30

len oem 8ei@auer iofort oie nit
ouerban6 @anen un6 Stu6enten5ir.
feln %beriebenen Giide auf. &ier
liBen, tpie au9 ourd Hlafate nno
8appen an 6en 8anoen erit6tlt4
lit, 6ie Observation-Disclosures nno
,8uribeni9aften ser &ac5efs, 8orui'
ien, @infrieoen, 2eopoloiner II. {.
IN. on ibren %beitimmten &neipabe1'
6en. 6robiinn uno %iprnoelnoe
2a111e ourd8ieben sic gemiitli6en
Maiume. @enn au6 iebt na6 bent
ariege cine 10 u%rgemutli@e Gioeli,
tas ni9t mebr %alrffommen FAINT 10
miro 6od nod 10 mandes begeiiter'
tie ptpat, crescat, floreat bierebrlt6en
3eGerfeblen entltr0mett.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-30

geiibert bat. SSn unierer glbbil.
Dung lteQt it6 oas 6urb. sic 3eit.
laufe beorobte @ebdltoe 6ar> oaS
nur ourh Gingreifen ser geiamte11
an mltiifaliider 4ultur %iaterenier-
ten Menidbeit boz Dem 5hidial
betpabrt mer6ert miro, 6em dbnlide
Statten anbeimgcfauer. Sn 6ie-
lem Safe piiroe es lid audi mn oas
@ingeben ser Muiihdule banoeln,
sic, cine ser menigen i'm Meide beut-
ber 3unge, cine uirflide 8e6el,.
tlng bat.N
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-30

ftiirnii@en Sage,t oes pergangenen
.Sabres baben mir erfabren, tpel6
auberor6entli6e &raft ser Min6-
6rud bat. @ir miiien, 6ab ars
fdeineno iebr felt funoierte Britt
ten iogar unter Ser @etpalt oes
Nino6rudS 5uiammengebroden iinb.
sSSn Bet @ottir1qer @erfu9sanitalt
bat man nun i'm 8eretn nit Dem
oeutiben @iietbauberbano expert
n,cl1teu Sic Sragen 6es @ino6rnds
auf eiierne 8riden 3u unteriu9en
%begonnen. @benio bei6afti9te man
ii6 nit beiien @influB ouf sic 6abr-
6rabtleitungen Der eleftrii9e1t @ol-
babn i'm %3uiammenbang nit ben
gleftri3itdtsfirmen.
Tim sic @eiebe 6es 2uftmi6eritan-
te@ Experimental gu erfori9en, per..
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-30

i%i6erbal1pt in ieiner gan5en 8al1art
einen 6urfauS a%nbeimelnoen Gin
6rud madt un0 Elm bebagli6es
@obnbaus BARTLETT, mie es iid sic
6euti6en Mrbeiter iider ntdt 'beiier
minifen modten. Das &aus miro
fit inns fertig nit 8iegel-8ronenoad
gef1efert. 9as Gun0ament, sic
&eQerraume, Sic porgeieben iin6,
un6 6te 5dorniteine mhiien sic
5ran5oien felbit ba1en. Sos ge5eig-
te @ebau6e lit ein 8robebaus, oas
erite 6ieier Mrt> 6as IN 9eutidlano
fertiggeiteut tpor6en lit.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-30
Fnlzmuhuhauarr fit Nnrhfrankrrt1h.

sSn ser Srage oes @ie6eraufbaus
Morofranfreids ipielett befanntli@
Sic be1tiden Mrbeits= ltno 5adlei.
Itungen cine &aa1ptrolle.
l1nteniteben6es 8tlo tpl1r6e bon
6em eriten Ser fir Mor6franfrei9
beittmmen &ol5bduier genommet1,
6as ouf 6em 8auplab ser Tirma
&arl &orner in 8iitom, Hommer11,
bergeitent tpur6e. gs ban6elt
ii6 UNI ein Mrbeitermobnbaus
fit cine groBere Samilie, ooS
nit ieiner eingebauteu >nieoltden @e-
ranoa, feinen Semterialouiien uno
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-30

ausoruden. Sci einem NIT 80 ai-
lometer Die @tut6e fabrenoen g.
3uge betriige Sic griparnis BEL mo-
Bigem Seitenmin6 etma 80 Bis 100.
&tlogramm aoble Ole Stunoe. @enu
Der Bug ieood gegen einen fteifen
@ino bon Is Meter Sic gefuuoe
i6r6g bon borne at3ufdmpfen bat,
10 ltiege Die &obleneriparnis beim
Gtnbalten Der .eben argegebenetr
@e1@pinoigfeit bereits alif $50 biz
800 &ilogramm sic 5tnnoe. Man
bat MUIR notig, auberlide Men6erun-
gen an elmer porbonoene11 2ofomoti-
be an5ubringen. Sender u,,6 @a-
gen bleiben oagegen unberdn6ert.
8aute man sic 2otemotipe bon
bornberetu nit @iidiiht altf Sen
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-30

! beron, Inn fie fir sic Musnut,1r1g
Ser @inofraft better als5ugeltalten.
SS1 unierer Set, no eS gilt &oble
| 5u fparen nno 6ie b%orbanbene1l
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-30

- 9nbfd gefagt. Mb,
Srduletn, sic baben iib perlobt?
Wann lit benn 6ie &od3eit?"
Mm Is. 11ddbIten MonatS merbe
i4L rbeiiere >Sdlfte"!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-30

8osbafter It. Mu4:
MIR bat oiefer idledte Meni6 oas'
&eiraten beripro6cm y
Sea, .iei ood 5uirieoen, ct bat
Did ia ni6t g%enommenl
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-30

GER, Muiiter>, Gs}iiiriten>, @aifer-
.uno Speiieiaal, ferner 6as Burnt.
uno 6os &errenitiibef, lebtereS nit
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-30

Damit lit oas electromagnetic
ser 1euen @eriudsanitalt ourd)auS
ni9t eri6opft. Selbit an 6ie alt
ebrmiiroigen @inomiiblen gebt iie
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-30

9anptett8dtt8 d1at S90et1Hteet W.
Ter, Breslau.
alt6eutihen @anomalereien bo,t
Brof. MoBmann bethlehem. Mn et-
deneu Gii9en trintt man ibaumen-
6es, 6unfles 8ier elmer re1ommier-
ten B%resluuer 8rauerei. Wan fanr
ii9 iiber3eugen, oaB es mieoer Grie-
oenstpare lit. SIM Guritenfaale fall.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-30

Gnergtequeaen moglibit %a,1s3unut.
3en, ber6ienen iolde 8eitrebunge1t
8eadtung uno tatfraftige nnteritM.
5ung.
The Washington times., 1922-02-18
HOPE HAMP TON,
Of STAR DUST
To TOUR SHOPS
Screen Star Will Keep Many
Business and Social
Engagements.

This will be one of the busiest
days in the pretty young life of
Hope Hampton, star of Star Dust"
who is appearing personally at the
Metropolitan Theater.
In addition to going on" at the
theater three different times, she
has several social and business en-
gagemnts which will cause her to
work fast and keep them all.
Immediately following her 3
o'clock performance she will step
into the Oldsmobile sedan provided
by the Oldsmobile Sales Company
of Washington and start on her
merry whirl.
At 4:30 o'clock she will hold re-
ception at the Typewriter and Office
Supply Company, 722 Thirteenth
street and also take a lesson in
basket making there.
Miss Hampton will be easily rec
ognized by her beauty which will be
enhanced by a string of "Richelieu"
pearls which she bought a day or
two ago at julius II. Wolpe's, 1402
New York avenue.
At 4:45 o'clock she will go shop
ping at Spittell's, 100 Fourteenth
street and select a. gown which she
will wear at tonight's performance
at 1880 o'clock when she announces
from the stage the names of the
winners In the Velvet Kind Eskimo
Pie Jingle contest.
The Washington times., 1922-02-18

Drawing the coolest of Wash
ington's cold weather. 25O mem
bers of the Knights of the Ku
Klux Khan, clad 10 robes best de-
scribed as decorated nightgowns
with the old-fashioned night caps
invaded Forestville. Nd. last night
and initiated forty Washington
men into the secrets of the order
Reporters Made Prisoners.
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contradict the theory that, by his
recent recognition of the republican
regime as the legally constituted
government of Germany he had
broken with all traditions or had
meant TO belittle the moral values
forming the groundwork Of the old
Hohenzollern empire" Friedrich
Wilhelm, German ex-Crown prince,
today authorized the publication of
excerpts from letter to a former
German e ~rral. The name of the
army Off = was->withheld.
History - a relentless wheel and
will overrun people who cling obsti-
nately to a dead past and who do
not understand that each epoch
bears its own face" wrote the for
mer crown prince.
But we Ge\rans must by no
means fail to rc-lnject into the struc-
ture of new Germany the ever
lastingly true and indisputably good
guiding principles where were in
herent in old Prussia.
These guiding principles are:
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was indeed a queer sight and for
a minute the reporters even forgot
the GOODNESS of the night. ut was
explained later the men weren't
dancing but were just jumping
around to keep their feet warm0
The Klansman continues:
You see, there are only a small
portion of the Knights of the Ku
Klux Khan OF Washington. The cold
weather prevented many from com
ing. Otherwise you would see more
than 1000 men clad in the robes OF
the order.
The klansmcn whom you see In
the center have just completed a cere-
mony, one of the most solemn in the
order. Forty Washington men have
just been initiated"
But why do the Klansmen cover
their faCes?" Ventured a reporter.
"In order to perform our work we
must abandon all personalities" was
the reply. We do our work as an
| organization and all individuality is
lost entirely. No work can be done
successfully without organization"
But what about your organiza-
ton, how many Washington men,
bers have your" came another ques-
ton.
Refuses Number OF ID. C. Men.
1--WE are not putting out on
that" was the answer.
The Klansman. when interrupted,
was in the midst of a speech: He
continued:
when this ceremony is over the
Khan will proceed to store on the
Marlborough road. This store is
just four miles from the District
line. At this store we plan to do
something we have never done be-
fore. We are going to name a
town.
Tonight this section has no
name. The entire section is known
as Forestville. We intend to
christen this neighborhood Fair
play and a large sign will be erect
ed In front OF the grocery store.
This estate is owned by William
Ham. of Washington. He says he Is
a free thinker. Ham is in no way
connected with the ku klux Khan.
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ALL DANGER Of
IRISH CIVIL WAR
BELIEVED OVER
Liaison Commission Will Be
Functioning Within Twenty
four Hours.
BY International New. Service

DUBLIN, Feb. 1S.-The Ulster
border situation has improved and
moderate Irish leaders expressed
confidence today that the dangers
of civil war and revolution will
rapidly vanish.
The liasion commission proposed
at the conference of Michael Col
Inns and Colonial Secretary Winston
Churchill in London) Is to come
into official existence within TWEEN.
ty.four hours. 1t will consist OF
two members Of the Irish republi.
can army, two Ulsterites and two
British army officers.
1t is likely a general election will
be held early in April.
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He has given US permission to use
his estate, and in line with some Of
his ideas we plan to name 1t for
him."
To Sell Lots for 81.
This ceremony, a short one, took
place after the initiation. 1t was an
nounced that Ham plans to sell lots
in this village at 81 and to erect
500, 200 houses, which he will sell to
all residents Of the village. Ham also
plans to pay all taxes. He says he
does not believe in the present tax
system.
After the Klansman's speech the
reporters were escorted to the quad
rate. There they saw a small altar,
one man kneeling at II. Standing
near were thirty-five or forty other
men, none of them clad in robes. 1t
was explained these men were just
initiated and had not yet been given
robes. The man kneeling at the altar
was taking his oath. The klansmen
were careful that reporters heard
nothing that was going on.
American Flag Flying.
In the center of the quadrate was
a flaming cross. On the altar was
a sword. An American flag flew
nearby.
That's ALL" called out a klans.
man, after the reporters took a
glance about.
The great number of outpost"
caused considerable interest. Inquiry
revealed there were eighty. These
outposts prevented strangers from
venturing in the estate.
And so the evening ended.
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West Gets Dry Post.

Prohibition Commissioner Haynes
today announced the appointment Of
Willard +. West, of Kentucky, as
assistant prohibition commissioner.
West will have charge of the con-
centration of liquor in Government
warehouses;
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War Mothers to incorporate.

Congressman McFadden, Repub-
llcan, Pennsylvania, chairman Of
the House Banking and Currency
Committee, introduced in the House
yesterday a bill to incorporate the
National Association OF American
World War Mothers, whose mem.
bership consists Of women whose
sons and daughters served in the
world war.
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Borden May Get Irish Post.

LONDON. Feb. 1s.-Sir Robert
Borden, former premier Of Canada,
may be asked to accept the chair
manship of the Ulster boundary
commission, the Times stated today.
The Washington times., 1922-02-18

Japan has gone home carrying
the bacon from Washington" says
Josephus Daniels in q conference
discussion In The Washington Times
Sunday morning.
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The ex-crown princes letter &C
cepting the republic as the recog-
niZed government of Germany be.
cause it was supported by the bulk
of the population. was written from
Wieringen to Professor Zorn, former
teacher of the one-time heir TO the
throne. 1t was printed in one ma
tionalist newspaper in Berlin and
was exclusively circulated in the
United States by the international
News Service.
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Consciousness OF duty, honesty
thrift, discipline and national con
sciousness.'