davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald., 1922-06-30

besutlfui corner home 90 LIST s1.s~n.
near Rhode Island ave rms.; E-vk~
In hne condition: garage: terns
The Washington herald., 1922-06-30

Lamont st. NV. lovely home Of rnE;
h.-w.h-; elee. lights: sleeping porch: beeutlsi
full front porch: spsce for garage: terms
The Washington herald., 1922-06-30

Near Rhode Island ne. s-rocn he.<si
furnhee heat; front and back porches.alfn
nne condition; farsee space: terms
The Washington herald., 1922-06-30

81 (BloominrdaIeD. A lovely ho.s Nd
rms: h.-w-h.: electric nrhta; Gsrafe
space: with very good terms q
The Washington herald., 1922-06-30

ct. ne. near eth. T-rm. home IN nns
condition; 500 with $500 cash.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-03
Men bette ifploes iimpeltben 3rpf

Wen bette ifplbes iimpeltben Srpt
fra ben franife Sorretningsperoen.
SisIe Solf bar giort &egieringen Oct
inolpienbe, at tiltroos for alt man
baber 2enin % bans Slot iaa bar
Sranfrie life &aab til at iiooe meo
iolbebe Sanoer og ie paa, at eng'
lamb % Spiflanb os ale De anore
tar fat paa at eienreiie &uslano og
ripe til Jig al Sanoel og aue 8or'
ccsiioner oerborte.
90 MI fer oct birfelig no til, at
Sranfrig bar inblaOt fig paa at
~"inaffe meo goIibepiferne". Ser
bar / De iibite Tiger goat forblommes
be &peter ON Sorbanblinger meaem
8aris Se Woifpa. Boincare bar
ielp inoremmet, OF ban bar itaat I
traaolss Sorbinbelie meo MoIfpa,
men min Soraienger gioroc bet
iamlne," unbifplber ban Zig meo.
Hu meloes fra Wfoifpa, rigtignof
life fra officielIe, men fra "pel I'm.
oerretteoe" SLIDER, at De fran f>rus'
fife efonomiife Sorbanolineer NOR.
mer fig lin afIlltning. Ser er for
n9rpprenoe TO frantic "Sorretningss
mGno" / Ioifpa, iom tar Jig al Den
frantic @noe = "uofficielt".
Set forlpber enbps, at Sranfrig er
blet iaa mebgisrlig, at BET life bill
mooiGtte iig 8uslanbs Iogang til
at freml9gee Mobforbrinser for
Sfaoe og Sab Iibt beb ben lanse
H9ffe al "bpibe" Sffeniiper imoo
Sopiet. &uslano meb Ststte af be
smierebe. Oct oplpies pbermere, at
&uSlanb bill frepe 1875 Wi1ioner
Dollars for S,toenicbs TO mislpffebe
"Oripes" imob B~etrograo og for De
IGiereoes Sftltpatipn al arfangel
og Murmanif. Otter benne @uroe-
ring fan 8olticbafs, Senitines %
@rangels Sffeniiper ialfalb life
fomme paa l,nber 1000 Wiqioner
Collars - efter Sen mlp9renbe
gengefurs aft bpao Sranfrig bar til.
gobe at Huslano fra g5artioen.
Wen at tiaaoe Husierne at frem.
iette bisie &rap er ielufslgelig life
bet famine iom at afeptere Dem.
Com poerligere Gionesbprb ON, at
Sranfrig bar beepnot at inaffe meo
gol1beoiferne, nPOnes, at ct franif
Sernbane-S pnoifat bar optat ct fort
2aan | Seem gorf til &efonitruftion
al De rltsiiife S%ernbaner, % at
Sronifmanoen Senri 9ouiaon =
Den famine iom paa Sronfrigs Seene
afilltttebe Sraftaten meb ben tprfiife
Acknowledgements / Ingora -
MI opboloer Zig / 2onoon for at I'm.
oerbanole meo BEN ruSiiife Sanbels.
fon1misiar 2eonio &rasiin ON Sp-
r~ettelie at ct franif-rusliif &onior.
tium til Spertagelie at p9roifuloe
&%onceslioner / Hllslano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-03
Oraftdterne.

SenatetS lloenri9sfomite bar NJ,
pgiaa inoitiaet De reiterenbe TO uns
Ter Observation-Disclosures / @aib,
ington oiilutteoe Sraftater uoen no.
gen 6oranbrins eler Sorbebolb.
Gen enc al Oisie S%raftater angif
Sroningen al De iierncitligc
SpsrgSmaal og Ben anoen oen fine
rife Solotarii.
Gen ferite Sraftot, Iom bill blt
lat unber gfitemning, or Sen mel,
lem De Soreneoe Stater og Sapa1
aiilutteoe Sperensfomit p~eorerenbe
Zen gap % mOre tibligcre tpife
Ger | oct title Sap, iom Sapan er
9ipet Wanbat oper.
Sraftatsoebatten, iom itrar oil.
tages at bile bli begpnOt, pertes at
title bli meaet itormenbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-03
Sreo oe ufreo.
Torf9tteIfe fro Gibe

bar nogen Senmeligbeb, at 8rGfer'
ne snifeoe bisie Benee til Sorbere'
belle at en- np - fieroe - Sffeniip
imoo Ingora. Sg 8apporter Der.
sitfra fortelIer birfelig, at 8r9ferne
mtop mi er if9rb meb of belape Jig
paa ct MT Seltto9 imob De tprtilte
Hationalilter.
Wen De 4nierebe ipnes mi enoelig
at bore blet enige ON, of Oct MI faar
bore Hut meb Speftaflerne borte |
Siaeaiien. Set bar peret en- foItbar
Spas, life bare for 8r9ferne %
Sprferne, men ogiaa for De IQiereoe.
90 bet er / Oct Siemeo at isge at
binbre npe frieerIfe Sperationer Der.
borte, at De alierebe ltbenrigsminis
fire MT bill forbanole / Baris.
Set forlpoer, at Sranfrigs Flan
gaar no paa, at fringe @r9ferne til
belt at treffe fig no at 2iaeaiien, %
at Den omtpiIteoe SmprnasR egion
titles ,,nber @erbensligoens aontrol,
90 at Sigaen ifaI i,bnppne en- Slime
rifaner til Tom @upernsr at abminis
itrere Gropinien | ct Siosrum al fem
Iar.
On Sprfiets 8r9nier / europa er
Der fremoeles uenigbeb mellem 2on.
Don og 8aris.
Set bill iiffert bore en- @elgier.
ming imob @referne at tpinge Dem
til at opbsre meo fine @pentpr / Gil,
leaiien. Oe ire mislpffebe Sffenii.
Der bar foitet 2anoet mango tuien
unee Menneifelip, 300 Wiaioner
Dollars | Senge og bragt Sanbet til
SonittpuS RnrA
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-03

pg Secret blep fulbfsrt / 1892, afoelt
peo Ell miOlertioig Wur iaa at Oct
funbe benpttes til 8uostieneite. Oct
git tent meb Spfsrelien al Sirfens
Sopeooel. timber 8pens Neogangs'
periooe blep oct panifelig at Ifat1e
Benge % gpsnineen blep afbriot
inotil 1924, ba Den prpiiiife Grons
prinsi Srieoricb @ilbelm bite i'm Sit'
teresie % fit grbeioet iat i9ang iglen.
8rnnoitenen til Den me Gel al Ooms
tirfer bIen laet 1912 % / 1880 blep
Den b~sitibelig inbpiet / NRrp9relle al
9eiier @ilbelm lite % andre fpriteli'
&c Eeripner. &irfens &oitenoe 'om
Den mi itaar anllaaes til Sc Dilio.
tter Warf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-03
Sranfrie oe 4uslane.

Som befienot bar Sranfrig al ale
Gnropas Hationer p9ret Sopiet.
Huslanos melt u~iorionlige Iooltan.
Der. Oct bar foItct flere Tense alene
enc ollie De andre tilimmen paa at
ltprte Sooiet. &egieringen - meb ct
Helnltat lom rigtisnof bar pGret tiff
mooiat Seuii9tell.
Eaa oct politiife Smraaoe er ser
aanlte pitt ingen Soranoring fleet
Srartri9S Soloning til Sopiet. Rus-
lano, allerminbit efter at Yoincare
aIle'te griano. Men paa set sfouo.
mllte Self laber oct til at boloe poo
at Ioregaa Ell raoifal Soranbrina /
Sranfrlss SoIonin9 til Sopiet. 8e,
gierinsen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-03

Senlre Gum er MI iteaet iii 4
Srancs. oO
6or9lorene appelerebe fl s..
ife n~oenrigsminiiter, ION ,,h Os''
iultat bar giort Den from. y
ring opmerfiom pau Soaen, eS o.s3
maalet bill meo bet fsrite for mss'i
/ ben tpife &issbas, men So tnsl !
Ore agter at fomme &ias6oopn eng ; /; =
ftsbet, ioet 20 fpinoeIiae Sro,Sg,
TONER | Spiflano MI bor i. n
gebaselie for of inbiomIe no y \
Srancs, iom trenees for ot a., :,
be Pigen fra @afcp". "'P
galfmitaterne bolSer M ~,
fomme ! normalt @iange, b1 TSS
les inobproes Sorbolo Groo rr4V
r%1plomatiIfe 5orbinoeIier pntc,
eaer / BEN nermeite 8remtiS MI
sjenoprettet, % oen ierbiife ~
ring bar giuet affaIo poo i'm q ~.
CT fremitiae bulgarife 4rios i,-
oere for ierbiif &riminaIret y, WV ~
laoer oisie eager til Sc b,,}, ~;
@etter: @refenIuno og Rpmp5
bar tibligere siort set iommp
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-03
Smddnotiier.
Son frnuSfe Npunpf,tr,

Sen franIfe 8engefilrs CT lteget
betpoelia | bet fioite. @n amerifanIf
Collar er mi p9ro minore ems II
Srancs, mems SEN for ct Mar iibell
bar oprb mellem 16 og II Srancs.
Oette bar blanot artoet meofsrt, at
eft fort antal Imerifanere, iom bob
De plmlagt EN- Sur til Sranfrig til
Sommeren, blir iiobenbe bienme, ba
Suren blir Dem for foitbar. Se fran-
tie -Sotelpriier er ,ten,lig life foran-
oret oct fibite Iars Sib.
Illiten Chamberlain, Hegierin-
gems Salsmanb, oplpIte / Wanbags
/ rlnoerbuiet, at ben brittle &egie.
ring life troeoe paa De frantic Siito-
rier ON at Spiflano bapoe unbora.
get Zig Spangen til of afrl,ite. Si
tror, ia Mr. Chamberlain, at Tpif.
lano Grlig % rebelig bar opfplbt
SeriailessS raftatens geitemnelier
berom.
S Sranfrig enifer man at peoliae.
holoe Siftionen ON De "bemmeliae
tpife &i,itninger" iom en- rimelia
ltnbifploning for Sen peloige itaaen.
De franif slrme.
gmerifas 8aper til 2iterria /
Sorm Of Waos OF &l9oeparer. Tom
er blet uobelt al ben amerifanIfe
Observation-Disclosures, operItiger MI
Ell GGrbi al 10 Winioner Collars.
Gen 1iolte omerifanife 8ape paa
100000 Collars ifal anocnbes TO.
peoia9elig til 6oroobIing Of Srofes.
lorers og Sreoobling al Stltoenters
Hationer.
Cab al Sarer peo Spperi bar boz.
ret poerlt ringe. glt man bar miitet
paa oenne Maaoe or minore ero rs
Seq. (165 Grno), bpiItet er foripin.
oenoe, noar man buffer pao, at Ser
bl. a. bar nGrct uobelt 1000 Cons
Wtelf, 10000 Cons Wel oa 100
Cons Smult.
5 Faris er Der 8laner oppe ON at
reiie ct tort Wornument til sgre for
De frantic &~rigsbuloe - a tafnem.
llg ~Grfienoelie al De %upurberlioe Sic.
METER, Tom 0isie trGneoe Sunbe nSe.
DC oen frantic Irme UNDER 9riaen."
Otter mango Tigers &riie bar Sta.
lien enoelig faat fla ct mt aabinet
lom Ifls'er al WiniIteriet 9onpmi.
Yen me Niniitercbef beoer 9uioi
Sacta og l~lbenrigsminiiteren Carlo
Scban5er.
Gen frantic Heaierina bar beIlrt.
tet at opta ct Sbliaatipnslaan poa
200 ytillioner Srancs iii @ienopbpa.
lllng al 5000 airfer / oe al ariaen
soelaate &esicner i Sranfris.
5 1914 bIep ct inf seatepar peS
Napn Sepmam / Nancp / Sranfria
lr'terneret | en- iranif G%oncentra.
%tlonsleir, men DC maatte lfiues ira
I'm lille treaarise Sattcr Warcele,
lom blep efterlaot hos en- franIf so.
hlllle ! Narcp. Otter arieens Glut
eiep SorGlorenc lsslabt % ienot
plerl til Splflmnb, men lin lille Sat.
ter bar De life pGret iitano til at iaa
tat J. oa De life bapoe &aao til at
eetale oeIl Gum for aoit % Bleie,
lom Elelelorplorene forlanste or.
la9t, lsr DC piloe iolepere Yiaeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-03
Srosiet libel / GanaN

I'll Sttatpa, Ont, er Ser mo]
get Weooelelie ON, at @eorop b
.iparos, en- grooer al Senator Y
Gomaros ! SttaDa, er omfomme
ben norolige Gel al Grouinien !
terta. San boeOe i gonofo, ba
ban orep en- Siifeerportforretrr
Hpbeoen ON nlpffen bIeo braat
Ell en- Snoianer iom fanot hans n
fcosne Segeme poa ct afiiOcs :,
/ Ggnen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-03
RpinoerneS Stemr,eret

Se Sorenebe Staters Ssieiteret
lar / en- @anbag meo @nitemmisbe0
ofgipct aienoelie itaofPItet @runo.
llosmGSligbeoen al oct 190e Imen
cement til De 6oreneoe StaterS Scott
ltitution.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-03
BY ipiuer Sanferct

Sra &eaina, saifattcpor l
nooa, berettes, at gpen Spiit G,
rent bar ipiaet 9anferot N 4
maattet opergipe fine afiprpr \
administrators S9noer. Nnrrr'
Cmburp bar sipet Canadian ~
Of Commerce Dom moo gppr \
S25I359 og uon9pnt gpfosi,,
Sbeatb iom abminiitrotor,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-03
unaturliet 2Gstcifab

Sra apon, &c. g., beretteS d
26oe Scbruar: Gn 2ererinoe 5.
berp9renoe Ssiifole, @r$. 9a1
Spencer, bar unOerrettet SfolehI
misiionen ON tit sg9teifob meS |
al fine @leper, Oen 10 glar aca
Sell Guibing. Sum er 40 gor ar1
mel oe Wober til fem Born, al 5]
te ben ploite er SererinOe / Ro5|
fer, g. 9.
Senoes unee Susbono fortiH|
jim Sfolegang.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-03
"Rbinpaaten."


HpIiloagten oet oil ll9e De OUT
ereoe Sttnpaftonsfropper lall9s Hbl'
men, er en- ooernlaaoe toltbar Sllto'
RE 1or Sp'fiano. Sor oef ct Sglt'
lallo loIn n!aa petale oen operoete'loe
Set az no9lTferne meo olsle arnleers
SeollgeDolo.
SIpi9e en- Helop oI!eHllg9loft Sp'
9aoe ira Oct fplfe uoenrlgsml11llte'
rum par oeflf'e Hplnoagt ! De tsrlte
par aar eIer pp III ole Wtarfs
l9Ai Io,Iet Spltiailo en- lamiet Silnl
az o,o9o'oo4,Ooi gtart, laaleoes
'oroea q Ipl9enoe Safoes arineer
- que Shf1h1er 9hlofnart:
Sranfrig ..........2,551,034,44
Gnglano 1882, 591 $50
amerita .......... 7S4, 759,990
8elgien .......... 363,565,210
Stalten .......... 55,845
Salt .4,731, 101123
SertiI fomtner andre lloaifter, iom
Spiflano bar maattet uoreoe / Tor.
binoeIIe nleo oenne Gbinpaat pao
Jolt 662, 526,9 Warf. Set blir alt
ialt 1898, 634,OS7 OBJ til Site
Warts flor. Ser er oItIon ~, ooot
NOT ct Iar iaa Der rimeliapis moo
l9aaes til pberliaere min6it $500
Wiuiuner Warf.
Eli Cato ifuIbe oltiao Nbiupooteu
Ia foItet Spiflanb omfrino 5000
Wiaioner Iarf. Sa roor oeure ppl.
oige Gum er betalt, ioo ifnIber Snif.
Ianb oe 9lIierebe affllrot Iioe ion me.
act iom fsr, ga bisie l1orebniuoer in.
tet bar n1eo De tnife Gritotninoer ot
aisre.
Set forlnber. nj So tnIfe 9eIcooter
til 8enua.Sonierencen bill bIi initr,,.
eret ON at brinoe benue soo on M
aisre o~ipIoenbe. of benue itnre shin
paet poloer Sp iflauo en- urtsbiu llS.
oiit, iom paa Sen oubeu Sibe heGpr
life aapner Sc 9uicrebe uooet Set
forlpoer, of Sc oil ioreIloo enten ot
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-03

ENTERED AS SECOND CLASS MArTER JUSr 18Th 1908 AT
THE PosT oFFIcE AT DEBORAH, Iowa, UNDER THE ACT
OF CONGRESS- OF MARcHS 8. 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-03
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The Washington times., 1922-03-18
NURSES AND YEOMEN WILL
BE ENTERTAINED MONDAY

A patriotic rally of yeoman tF1,
marinettes and nurses, who served
In the world war will he held Mon.
day night at 8 o'clock in the hall
room OF Mrs. Henry f.. Dimock, 1901
Sixteenth street northwest.
The speakers Of the evening in
clude Mrs. Henry F. Dimock,
Admiral T. ]. Cowie. former pay
master general u. S. N. and DIR. T..
+. Green of the American Red Cross.
The officials of many Of the Amer
ican Legion posts will also be pres
ent and several of the post com
manders will make brief addresses.
The receiving line will be COM
posed of Mrs. Wesley Martin Stoner,
Mrs. Mark w. Potter, Mrs. Alfred P.
Thorn. Miss Lois M. Beach COM
mander of U. S. S. Jacobs Jones
Post, Miss Ruth Graham. COM
mander of Belleau Wood Post. Miss
Anne X. Harkins. commander of
Jane A. Delano Post of the Amer
lean Legion, and Miss Louise Graves,
Miss Hope Knickerbocker and Miss
Adelaide r. Harbers.
The Washington times., 1922-03-18
EXECUTION OF PRICE is
POSTPONED UNTIL APRIL 2o

The execution OF Charles Price.
colored, which had been scheduled
for next Friday at the District jail
was today postponed by Chief Justice
Mccoy of the District Supreme Court
until Saturday. April 20, next.
Attorney James A. O'Shea, repre-
senting the condemned man, asked
for the postponement to enable the
Department Of Justice to pass on an
application for clemency. District
Attorney Peyton Gordon offered no
objection to the change of the date
Of the execution.
Price shot and killed Robert Smith,
colored, following a dispute over
some money. May 30, 1918, in Spring
mann's Court. The case was taken
to the Court of Appeals, which de-
MED a new trial. Chief Justice
Mccoy gave no reason for selecting
Saturday for the execution and
breaking away from the ancient Gus
tom Of making Friday the hang
mans day.
The Washington times., 1922-03-18
COLLEGE MEN SEEK
FEES, NOT SALARIES

College students of the present
day seek professional positions
rather than salaried ones. DIR.
George c. Whipple, Harvard pro-
fessor, told members of the Wash.
ington Society of the Massachusetts
Institute of Technology yesterday
at their weekly luncheon.
This is accounted for by the fact
that students desire to work inde-
pendently. for fees, and not be sub
ject to the commands of a superior,
he said.
Prof. William Hovgaard, head Of
the department Of naval architecture
of the institute, explained the work
of his department. Notwithstanding
the recent limitation of arms confer
ence, the speaker said, there were
more students of naval architecture
and marine engineering today than
ever before.
Brig. Gen. Logan Feland will be
the speaker at next weeks luncheon.
The Washington times., 1922-03-18
WON'T SOMEONE PLEASE
90 AND GET THAT SAFE?

The latest white elephant-a giant
safe eight feet tall. which was un-
covered by Shannon & Luchs wreck
ers while tearing down two old office
buildings at 1337-39 F street north
west-has at last been dispo. ed Of
perhaps.
For a week all offers to sell the
safe or to give 1t away me. no re-.
sponse. Today. just as the wreckers
were about to make preparations to
blow the unwieldly besst to atoms
and cart off the remains ptecemeal.
an offer came from a jurk dealer. II
the wreckers would agree to load the
thing he would furnish transporta-
ton. He was to have had his truck
on the scene at IL noon today At 1
o'clock the safe still reposed serenely
In stu. The wreckers still have
hopes.
The Washington times., 1922-03-18
Today.


Meetins--Ths Society for Philosophical
Inquiry, Public Library, 4:3o p. m.
Dance-The Illinois State Girls Club.
at the Red Cross House. 1901 I street
northwest, s;tS p. m;
Society. at the Grace Dodge Hotel, 1
Meetins--The Political Study Club. at
the Franklin Square Hotel. D. m. Ad-
Dance-Ths Eeieet Klub, at the Had
Dance-Community Service dance. at
1919 Ninth street. Dancing class. be-
Dance-Aiumni Association Of Busi-
moss High School. at 2<os Sixteenth
MsetinsMThe Radio Club. At the hall
OF the American Association of Engi-
neers, 1317 New York avenue.
Addrsss-Prof. irving Fisher. at the
N,tosi Club sss.o, ls9. stree. nCsnv;s
Msetins-pistrict Federation OF Citi-
xens' Association. District building. to-
opsnins-Esst Potomac golf cousse.
today. Tickets ON saie
Mesting-Biologioa Society Of wash
ington. Cosmos Club, . y. m.
B:narst5Ths American ,, Society q
> pano.-Tn. % Ohio oir,s Club. Armory
Of G:n,n:l gi.n sSnoDl c:.,1,.,
cie,y, Grace Dodge Hotel. 4 y. m.
Meeting-The Tennessee State Society,
ball room of the Raleigh Hotel. $3.50
Address--Charles Edward Russell be-
Subject: "0eorge II. Boxer"
Mesting--The stransers' Club. At Rob-
srson school OF Personality, Bond build
Glasses - Johnson-Powsl Community
The Washington times., 1922-03-18
FoUR-PoWER TREATY FOES
WIN IN SCHOOL DEBATE

The foes of the four-power Pacific
treaty won the verdict last night in
an exciting debate between Emerson
Institute and the Western High
School, held in the auditorium of the
latter institution.
The question was: Resolved, That
the conference on the limitation of
armaments was of benefit to the
United States" Emerson had the
negative side of the argument and
had little difficulty in winning.
The Emerson debaters were Will
lam T. Hunt, Joseph Byrnes. son Of
Congressman Byrnes. and A. Owsley
Stanley, son of Senator Stanley of
Kentucky. The Western High de-
baters were Perry Guard. E, Jewell
and l.. Richie.
The judges of the contest were Sen
ators King Of Utah and France Of
Maryland and Mr.. Fulton. The de-
bate was interesting and attracted n
fair sized crowd.
The Washington times., 1922-03-18
EMERGENCY FLEET SHIFTS
EXECUTIVE PERSONNEL

The following changes in the ex-
ecutive personnel of the Washington
office Of the United States Emer-
sency Fleet Corporation, effective
March 81, were announced today by
Vice President w. J. Love:
F. @. Frieser will be made special
assistant to the traffic manager, in
charge Of homeward rates; j. e.
Andrews will become head Of the
European division and Allan Prang-
nell head Of the Mediterranean divi-
sion.
w. L. Bull. formerly head of the
Mediterranean division in Washing.
ton, will be transferred to New York
as head Of the European division in
that city.
Other changes announced are:
George II. Wells, of Chicago. to be-
come freight traffic manager Of
the United Lines, and Stewart Rob
ertson, assistant freight traffic man
A8s
The Washington times., 1922-03-18
PAWNDROKERS'
BILL 0. K, SAYS
GEORGE k0bER
Ex-Member of RooseveIt's
Home Commission AssaiIs
Attitude of Focht.

Support Of the District Commits
sioners' pawnbrokers bill, Fl. r 5015,
Was urged today by George M. Kober.
In a statement attacking the position
taken yesterday by Chairman Ben
jan,in X. Focht, of the House Dis
trict Committee. on the measure.
1t was DR.. Kober, who, as a mem.
Der OF President Roosevelt's Home
Commission in 1908. made the first
report on the extortion of money
lenders In the District and recon-
nended a law for their suppression.
Chairman Focht has helped to do
the District an injustice by imposing
on II q pawnbroker's rate which has
resulted In sending people to Virginia
ever since" DIR. Kober declares.
The present pawnbroker's rate,
under the Focht measure, is per
cent per month. The commissioners'
bill would increase the rate to 2 per
cent per month.
The Washington times., 1922-03-18
XII KLUXSTAGE.
.2O-M|LE MARCH
|. IN Va. HAMLETS
kIansmen to Number Of $50
Ride In Autos Behind
Fiery Cross.

With automobile headlights and
hery crosses blazing the way,
more than ESQ nightgown-clad
members Of the Knights Of thu
Ku Klux Klan held their much
heralded parade last night. Clar-
endon, Ballston, Falls Church,
Rosslyn, and Cherrydale, all in
northern Virginia, were selected
as parade grounds.
Trouble threatened several times
during the twenty-mile automobile
parade through the countrywide. At
one point, near Rosslyn, a crowd OF
about twenty negroes gathered
around a Ku Klux machine. Words
followed. but the verbal combat
ended when the parade, which had
halted. was suddenly resumed.
Klansmen from Virginia, the Dis.
trtct Of Columbia, and MARYLAND
were In the parade. The assembling
Of cars took place near Chain Bridge.
1t was not until shortly before 10
o'clock that the parade began. News
papermen and nearly q score of pho
tographers. including movie men.
awaited the arrival of the parade at
Cherrydale.
Spectators Line Up.
About 1890 the parade appeared
on the hill just above this town.
With the cry of They're here,
they're here" the little town turned
out. More than 900 people were
lined up along the road.
The parade was led by q Ford car
with a District of Columbia license.
Next came an automobile carrying
q huge fiery cross. A smaller cross
followed In another car. In other
machines there were signs carrying
these inscriptions:
I'VE were here yesterday, We arc
here today. and We will be here for.
ever"
Our officers are sworn to do their
duty"
There were forty-six cars in the
parade. .
Many pamphlets were distributed
said: Membership In the Ku Klux
Klan IL systematically against and
regularly opposed to any and
everything contrary to pure Amer.
icanism. II works within the law
legally and morally and welcomes
honest criticism"
Breakup Of Parade.
The parade broke up shortly be-
fore midnight. Near the end Of the
march additional trouble was
brewed. Ralph Edmondston, driv-
Ing bus of the Tidewater lines.
which was hired to carry thirty Ku
Ruxers. stopped the machine above
Roslyn. He refused 70 proceed fur
ther. IN
1--WE gone far enough" he told
the men in his car, 1--WE been driv-
Ing through this country almost
all night now and I'm not going
farther"
A lot Of talking. including threats
to take the car, followed. Mr.. Ed
monston agreed to proceed. The
parade disbanded in Dead Mans
Hollow" just above Aqueduct
bridge.
The next demonstration of the
knights of the ku Klux Klan will
be in Washington, officials Of the
Klan said last night. 1t In expect
ed this will take place about
April II.