davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-18

Mad'arsko Bavor.ka doho-
da. - "Venkov" prinasi cla-
nek,, nemz sdeluje ma zakla-
de spolehlivych informaci, ze
mad'arsky bavorsky general
nj stab Sc navzajem dohodly o
vzajemne pomoci v pripade
konfliktu ceskoslovenskem a
Jugoslavii; Mad 'arsko ma pri-
speti 10000 muzi, Bavorsko
10000! Tyto silly mali ma
stoupiti nejpozdeji treti den
Cd pocatku konfliktu a mohou
So sucastniti yojenskych opera
ci i mimo narodni ldze1ni. "
pfipade koncentrace srbskych
|sil severne cd chorvatske hra
nice a nastupu Cechu pred
Bradshaw, jest umluveno, re
silly mad'arsko-bavorske pre-
jdou rakouske hranice, ably Sc
sjednotily ma hranici styrske.
Tim by Sc block rozdelil ma dve
armady, severni ltocnou proti
Cechlm a jizni obrannou proti
Jihoslovanim. Umluvu tuto
snazili sc mad 'arsti bavorSti
monarchiste rozsiriti jeste ma
diva evropske staty a take Ita-
lii. lee nepochodili. List pre-
hlasuje, re netreba toto monar
chisticke smlouvani brati ira
gicky, pres to vsak neni to pou
hy straSak. Je vaznou vystra-
hou, ably nebylo lie oddavati
Sc mineni, re pomery nasem
sousedstvu nejsou die tohO, by
|pouhe pomysleni ma dusledky
move evropske valky uz rozpty
iii chut' k valecnym konflik-
tum. Stat, ktery by Sc vsemi
moznostmi nepocital, mohl by
sc ocitnouti V osudnem omylu.
CasOpis pro trestance pam
kracke trestnici. Jak "Cas" sde
luje, bude vydavln pro trestan
ce v pankracke trestnici vlast-
! nj casopis "Svetlo." Ma jeho
lvydavani strhovati Sc budOu
re mzdy trestancu dive procen
ia.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-18
ROZHOvOR CECHA SO
SLOVAKOM.

Czech ku Slovakovi: "Bratku
tito mad d'aroni zasiali zle Sc
ma nlcdzi mas, a yeru sislo.'
Slovak: "Ano, len no treba
spolpcne mlatit'."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-18
JEHO DRUHA JENA.
- ROMAN =:


. = =
k praci dnes prichazim d6lat
poca&ek. Prozatim chci pouze
vSeobeens vami pohovofiti o
mysience, ktera mi v hlav9
tkvi a poraditi ses.s yam; jako
S odborniksm, 60 tomn fik&te.",
''Prosim,, jsem vam k sluz-
bam. Racte Sc posaditi u fici
mi, v Gem mann VAN byti k sluk
Ebfim." ~ 4. taa
Velika sfdecnost Ladinova
ho zafazela a probouzela "
mem ne'd6v6Fu. Ease sc " n9m
zvedla nschut' k tomuto muzi,
Y n6nz instiktivne yycit,oval
sveho nepfitsle ak jehoz cha-
rakteru Remal prazadne dd-
very. .s
Ale spolecenska slasnost mu
branila postsviti Sc hned 8 po-
catku ma pGikr6 odmitave sta
novisko, dokud nezvi, oc sc je-
dna, ale jeho smysly sc zby-
strily a pozernost SO napials,
ably mohl zachytiti nejen co po
vida, ale take vycititi, co ma
"a lubem. q (
"Nuze, pljdeme hned : v6ci
ma kloub. Wy znate zdejsi po-
merry" rozkladal hazstekky,
cine phi tom gesta, kter& cd ji-
nych fecnikd pochytil, "a vite
lepe nez ja, ze nase krajina je
zanedhana. Mai predchldce
byl sice cloy6k jinak dobry, ale
nemsl sirok6ho rozhledu a ne
staral sc o pokrok. Tim Sc sta
10, re v dobe, kdy jine okresy
vyuzitkovaly vhodne situace q
pustily Sc do rIznych podnikl,
my jsme zde spah. Neni to-
mu tak?"
'Snad Sc mohlo neco podnik
nout, nezapominejte vsak, pa
he poslance, lie u mas schazely
nutne podminky. Jsme kra-
iine malo Irodne, cd uhelnych
Fstfedisek vzd&lene a neni zde
Itedy jaksi nutn6ho podkladu
k zavedeni n&jake intensivni
cinnosti. A mimo to feknu vam
poctive, nejsem pfitelem velk6
|industrialisace z ohledu ho-
spodafskeho. Mas okres je W.
lucne zemSd6lsky a vite, re
prdmysl ubiji zenedelstvi ubi-
ranim pFacoynich sill a vyss&-
vanim bohatstvi, ktere pri dne
=
snich pomerech plyRe obvykle
do cizich kapes. Zde neni dost
naSich jedincI, ktefi by byh
penezne dost silni, ably mohli
domaci prdmysl udrzeti a cizi
|kapital znamena take CHI vliv.
VSak vite, jak to chodi ma rug
|nych mistech, kde Sc prImysl
vyvinul. Mas je v plenkach,
cizi sc roztahuje."
"To je pravda, ale dovolte,
kdo to zavinil? My, my, my.
Sami sebe podcennujeme, ne
name dost podnikavosti pre-
stavame ma kritisovani svych
chyb. To by byla dlouha ka-
pitola, kdybych chtel o tom S
lvami debatovati, ale k Will to-
mu jsem neprijel. A predem
prohlasuji, ze ns nejake veli-
ke podnlky prozatim nepomy-
slim. Zabyvam Sc v prvni fa-
de snahou nam v okresu pomo-
lei. To dojista schvalujete."
"Velmi rad. Chcete zriditi
|nejakou tovarnu?"
"Prozatim zadnou. Nejprve
chci sahnouti ke druzstevnictvi
| a to hospodafskemu druzstev-
|nictvi. Spravne jsee rekl, re
mas okres je vylucne zemGd6l-
[sky 4 musime zemedelclm: po-
moci, aby I'll zesilili a stall Sc
[schopnymi podnikhouti take
|neco pr1myslu. A Wy jste
lednou z hlavnich osob, jez ma
hratj vynikajici dlohu v te pri-
tcine. Jste majitelem velik6ho
|mlyna ma stale vod6. Co by
cstn fpn,n xiko1 L<l~,h,yob ,-n,,a
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-18

" 81. Ns
Hovor je zaujal, zep zapomns-
La poslati pro muze. Hovofili
stojice a Jarmila W nedbals,
ze neni obuta a ze neni oble-
cena, jak by 81 pfala. ZpIsob
Ladinova vypravovani il pou-
tai, tax zajimav9 vse litil, jeho
'hlas byl mily a vIbec cely ie-
no ,zevn6jsek Sc il zamlouval.
Byl elegantni, krepky a o6i Sc
mu "a zlatym skripcem swift
ly.
"Velmi vesele! Kazdy 81
mGze vybrati zabavu, jaka je
mu .po chuti, dnes tn, Ultra j.
1ibt, vk4rou nebo rozpustilou.
v takovem Babylonu Sc ysech-
no ztrati,' tam je cloyek opra-
vdu nerusen d nemusi sc oba-
vatio MISUNDERSTANDING kEitisnv&-
nj. IVY jste We Vidni isata ne
byla?" !. i s III.
"Nebyla," zavrtela .hlavou 4
sesnutnsla. "Dokud jsem by
la donna, maminka me nikam
samotnou nepustila a ted, TO
vite, je hodne starosti."
"Clovek nema pro same sta
rosti zapominati ma sva prava
d p1nym pravem cloveka je' Wy
uziti 5ivot. ZvlaSt' kdo je mlad
ma ma to prayo pamatovati. -
Leta utekou "a t6zko Sc potom
dohanf, CO Sc zameska. Domni-
vam Sc, ze pan mlynar lie roz-
umny pan a ze kdybyste no
pozadaia, udelal by 81 s vami
vyret do Vfdne. ia bych vas
vSudy proyedl, poskytovalo by
mi to upfimnou radost, re mo-
hu n6cim prispeti k vasi zaba-
We"
''Pokusim sc o to, ale pochy-
buji, ze sc da muz zlakati, a.
spon ne lctos. Ale uvidime.--
Dovedu hezky prositi a snad
no obm6kGim. Velice by mne
zajimalo poznati takovy velko-
mestsky zivot. Dokud isem
byla davcetem, rikali mi, ze sc
to pro mne nehodi a ted' Ease
Tikaii, ze ma to neni casu. Ale
ia 81 no najdu," dodavala uni
meme.
"Radim vas, abyste zacala
opatrne, pam mlynar je trochu
tvrdohlaNy snad by Sc mohl
domnivati, ze vas proti n6mu
navadim. Nekdy mala lest vic
vyda nez veliky vzdor. A kdy-
byste potfeboNala meho prispe
nj, racte beze vseho mi poslati
listek, nebo zajeti k doktorovi
KronychOvi, ten by to uz zpro-
stredkoval, abychom pana mly
mare ucinili povolnejsim. Ia
to vam rucim, ze budete vidni
okouzena a ze nikdy ma to
nezapomente."
Lice il zahorely oci zarla.
ly. Stala chvili jako v sladkem
'vytrzeni, nahle vsak Sc vzpa.
matovala a zasmala Sc.
"Neco udelam," povidala
tajemn6, "ale ted dovOite, mu
sim poslat pro muze. Pred
MIN Sc nezminujte. bylo by to
predem ztraceno.s
"Rozumi sc samo sebou, cha
pu vas a jsem vasim dobrym
spojencem."
Prikyvla jake na podekova.
nj a zmizela kuchyni. Vra.
tivSi Sc Ia okamzik, prosila, by
veSei do pokoje pfijimaciho q
Ease Sc .ztratila. Kdyz Tardor
pfichazel, zena prave dokon.
covala pfevleknuti a tlumene
mu sdelovala, ze prijel pan po-
slanec.
"Co zde chce?" ptal sc dosti
nevrle.
"Nevim, neco chce s tebou
mluviti. Pamatuj, re je tc
vzd6lany clov6k a bud k nemu
zdvofily. Prijdu hned "a vi.
mi. Nam no pozvat k veceH?
NMnro,d hych cnad hryv Od.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-18

Zde jest cast trupu nicitele
Spojenych StatI Graham. Lod'
tato byla rozt'ata We dvi OBJ
chodnim parnikem a zadni
cast pf1delana k jinemu nicite-
Ii v Brooklynskych lod9nicich.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-18

NZplK6Ge, hOen&P4ke ceiy dOSall
tete aisce, jako 10 chapeme
my, ktefi nejsne dcastni o.
mech who'd, latere YAM vas ma
jebek poskytuje. Ale uvazte
trochu nestralnne. Nechceme
vas po6lsozovati, q chceme ta-
ke brzy zatfki 9 tinnosti My
na. V45te, De hdybyste Sc po-
radil 8 odbprnflky odnekud ji-|
mud, ktefi nsnaaji ma veci pfi-
m3ho z&jmu, jako jej name
my diva, De by vam radili, aby-
ste Qb6ma rukaula mlj navrh
pfijal. Vzdyt' jste 81 medal
ami naNrhnouti obnos, "a n6jz
bychoM. mliu pfevzah. Rozu-
mi sc sa1no sebou, re bychom
tento obnbs bud hotove wy
|platili, nebo ze byste jej me-
Ichal ma podnilku jako nejvetsf
podilnik vaznouti. A toto po-
|diaictwi by vas opravnovalo k
dalakos&hl@ kpntrole. Byl by
ste Q vsem informovan, sledo-
val hyste nasi cinnost, mohl
byste posouditi, nedeje-li Sc ne
Go nedovoleneho, nebo neco,
co by poskozovalo objekt. Co
byate tedy mohl vice zadati?"
Usmival Sc jakoby iitrpne q
q tonu jeho hfasu bylo videti,
ze v duchu povazuje Tardona
"a clov6ka uboheho, ktery pro
svou nechapavost nemdze sc
|vysinouti ma takove vysoke a
bystre stanovisko, ably ocenil
|vlastne ddbrodini. iez. Sc mu
prokazati acice,' Tardon mu
rozumel, byl versve dust poboq
rem jeho nestoudnosti, ale opa-
noval Sc, ably mu neposkytl
pfilexitosti, pasti Sc ma jeho
|rozcileni. v jeho mysli uz Pc
vn6 zakotvilo podezreni, re ten
HE zdanlive 'bodry a starostli-
Ivy muz je prohnany sobec, kite
ry miri "a urcitym cilem a ke
svemu yoau zapfahuje, kdo Sc
[zaprahnouti da. Nesmi mu
naznaciti, v jakem podezrenf
no chova, ably snad predcasne
no neupozornil, ze kdosi vidi
neviditelne jeho prsty sprada-
|ti nicemneu hru.
"Marne Sc, pane poslance,
namahate," povidal klidne a
nahodou Sc podival ma svoji ze
nu, jez dosud mlcky naslou-
chala. Ma okamzik sc odml-
Gel. Byl prekvapen jejim W.
razem. Divala Sc ma neho S
celem svraStelym, pima jakesi
zloby a nepfatelstvi. A on tez
stfelhbite hledal vysy6tleni. -
"Ja Sc ma vec divam sc stano-
|viska uplne jineho," pokraco-
val "a okamzik. Il kdyz chce-
te mlyn spojiti elektrarnou,
mic Sc ma v6ci nemeni. Zdejsi
vodni sila neni tax mohutna,
aby ohstarala pohaneni mlyn-
skych elektrickych stroju.
TAX jako talk bylo by nutno
pripojiti jeste jine stroje, at
uz parou nebo motory hnane.
Ale tn Sc postavenf elektrarny
zde, tedy v dosti k okraji okre-
su posinute krajlne, naprosto
nedoporucuje. Rozvadeni elek-
trickeho proudu by Sc zdrazilo
a toto zdrazeni by mnoho OBJ
canl, jiz by jinak radi Sc pri-
l'pojih, cd podniku odradilo. Po-
,stavte 81 eleIktrarnu u mesta.
|dejte il jiny pohon nez vodni,
vec zjednodusite a uvidite, re
dobre udelate."
"Snad mate pravdu, ale jen
castecne," trepal rukou. "Bu-
dou-li vsechny objekty pohrc-
made, bude treba 0 polovjnu
meme lfednikI a personalu.
Mad to projektujeme zfizeai
'uzkokolejne drahy kolem re-
ky, jez by Sc II okresniho me-
sta pfipojila Ike hlavni zelez-
nicni trait. Potion nabudeme
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-18

"a ka4d6ho stavu vedy mohl
praconati. Vsichni hospod&fi
dodavali by sem sve obih, to
by Sc zde semlelo, hospodafam
by SO vydaly a1lynsk& yJ9obky,
ktere by 81 vyzadah a co by
pfeb5waio, 10 by se vyhedme
prodalo. Ale to je poaze PRIV
nj Cast m@ho navrhu. Vyslow-
te Sc laskave, co tomu fik&te |?
Same se6oa sc roznsni, de by
ste zAabal fiditelem mlyna q
nalexitym platem a take ze by
wynn pfislaSel podn ma siskp
die ceny. v jake 'byste natyn
druzstvu pfepustil. Zisk by .
toho plyhal beze spoasu krasny,
to je oSividno."
|, Narovnal 81 skripec a podi-
val sc ma Tardona, jenz 2 n6ho
ocf nespoustel.
ITO je sice myslenka velmi
kr&an&, ale pouzs na papife.
Uskutecnt Sc neda," odpovsdal
T&rdon suse.'
"Dovolte, proG?". podiwil se.
'sUz Sc radite ?" ozvalo sc
ode dvefi q Iarmila oblecena v
odev zivych barev, vchazela
|dovnitr. Nesla zakusky q "A
nj sluzha cal.
"ZaciH&me, milostiva, obj
vam Sc, BE budu museti sv6sti
tuhy hOj, abych pana mlynafe
ma svou stranu pfeueM. Pomoz
tie mi laskave." ~ \
"On 81 da fici." poxidala We
sele, TO jen spocatku della lie
prlStupneho. Pockejte, az sc
nasvacite, pomohu vaal.p s@.h
"V tehle zalezitosti mi ne
mlzes vGbec pomahati," rekl
chladne. "Pan poslanec zada
O odst6upeni mlyna druzstvu
a to "a zadme podminky neud9-
lana. Miyn jsem zdedil, zde Iii
mas rod a chci jej take jednou
SWIM detem odkazati. Proc
bych opoustel svdj nfa5e&ek
To prece neni pfikazem svepo.
moci, rus&i podnik w v ziyote
.jsoucf."
"My no nechceme rusiti, my
jej chceule jem zvelebki a u
delati n6cip podobnym, jake
jsou uhersky velkomlyny. Tan
je to v rukou jednotlivcI. I'd.
to bude v rukou lidu."
,, ma nekolik let, a potion je.
pohlti take jednotlivec," rex
bezohledn6. "Ne, pane poslar
ce. vec vypada krasna, ale j.
neuskuts6nitelna. Uz v zaj
mu obyvatelstva, jez by bylt
jednsk vyd&no, libovlh druz
stNa. jednak by bylo poSkozo
vano, kdyby zdaleka musile
sem jezditi. Nezapomfnejtt
ma silnou zivnost mlynarskou
Ma nasem okresu je ma dvace1
mlynd, a ty vsechny byste mi
Gil, anebo aspon k zivoreni od
soudil."
"Mohly by zaciti nejaky il
ny podnik, nebo pi,istou'piti ]
man," vytacel Sc Ladina, cite
re Tard0n te Sllhy prOtivnik, 8
re tezko no ziska. "Nemyslete
81, ze vas chci nasilim premlou.
vati.~ Uznavam vase soukro
nae stanovisk'o, a obratil-l
jsem Sc ma vas, 6inil jsem to W
We yaSerh zajmu. Nebudete-l
souhlasiti, postavime konkurer
chi mlyn a ten VAN zpdsobi o
hromne skody."
mime? Nemejte mi "a zle
ze Sc tomu sm6ji, Dokud bu
du pracowati, zadna konkuren
'ce mi neublizi. A ubliSi-li, b,
de to trvati rek, nejvice dive le
ia, a potom sc mi ztrata vr&ti
Druzsteyni mlyav n9si pohor
ske kraljine 5e zbytecny q tin
lidu nepoml5ete. Myslete M
nece jin6ho, ale tohle pust't.
z h!aNy. Ne K vili name. Prot
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-18

ne rozslfi opafi bychom arci ako majce1 myna tomu
ej nosorovy sxo tskIe BY vxpfrate asehkpe ey
ka3d<ho ssavu vedy moh tete ace jako 10 chapeme
pracovaki Vsichni hospod&h my, ke nejans deasni
dodavai by sve ob mech WHO'D tere YAM vas ma
by zde semlelo hospodafhm etek pqytje Ale uvazte
by vyday lynsk& yJxobky rochu nesranne Nechceme
ktere by 81 vyzadah by vas po6czovat chceme ta-
pfsbypao by vthedme ke brzy zstfi tnnosti m-
prodao. Ale peaze PRIV V45te, De Ndybyse po-
nj cast eho navrhu vyslov ra odbDrny odnekud il
Evening star., 1923-07-04

Pure Silk Hose, seam
less feet, isle tops and
soles, pyramid pointed
heels, mock seam in leg;
in black and 81 10
white. A pair,
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1923-07-04
Cret0nne Pillows and Cushions
and Other Home Necessities IN Big Sale

Priced About 1s to " Under Regular Prices
Three Special Lots of Pioscs the Feature Of the Sale
LOT 1-7se cRETONNE PILLOWS AND CUSHIONS. ~,
Regularly sc. Special Thursday
Harbor cushions with
excellent quality filled with soft eight and dark
co1ors TO select from,
Evening star., 1923-07-04

LOT s-RouND oREToNNE Pill.
LOWS. sI.ss value. special S1O7
At c::;onn. n,i,ow: ;n ,i:;n .tv,s .om.
with button center, shirred cretonne
around sides, soft kapok filling. Also
some leatherette cushions in square and
wedge shape. Bar Harbor style. soft
cotton filed.
Other Special values In Crstonns Pill.
lews-ss1e and $s.ss Values, 81 ~
Special Each. ch................ %&'OI
-Crstonne covered. some with plain
poplin center and shirred cretonne
around side. some cretonns corded, In z
Kapok filled.
Evening star., 1923-07-04

-W0men's Cotton Ribbed Union
Suits, low neck, sleeveless, tight
and loose knees, shell finish, bod
ice. style. tapes over shoulder:
tight knees in double extra osc
sizes, 46. AS and SO, at. -. ZOS
kann's--Street Floor.
Evening star., 1923-07-04

-chiidren's Half Scx. Phoe;;..,
nix reinforced heels and toes,
turnover cuffs. in white,
sky, buttercup, pink. green, >,
polo. Sizes S to -
9H. A. pair ...,.... VOSF !
Three Pairs for $l.o0
Evening star., 1923-07-04

SHERWOOD EXTENSION
SCREENS, all metal, made with
black Japanned metal frames, black
wire filing; 24x33-in. Special 75r
each
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-02-16
CBy United Press)

Paris, Feb. 16.- Although
Serge Essenin, temperamental
poet husband of Isadora Dun
can, spent the night in Jail on
charge of drunkenness, was
elected from the Hotel Crillon
and is on his way hurriedly to
Berlin, Isadora loves him still.
Il won't divorce Serge" the
dancer said in an interview to-
day speaking of last nights fra
cas-. 81 adore him | would do any
thing in the world for him. His
afflicted, poetical temperament is
much like that Of Edgar Allen
Poe.
Il have tried to cure him of
it, but | cannot. Last night at our
hotel he became violent. | went
to hunt a doctor. When return
ed, they had taken him away.
Serge is going to Berlin to
stay with Maxim Gorky, awhile,
] am ILL"
Little is known of just what
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-02-16
Booming Smith
For President
New Jersey Lea d e +
Thinks Sentiment is
For New Yorker
(By United Press)

Miami, Fla, Feb. 16-Senti-
ment favoring Gov. Alfred z
Smith, of New York, for DemCcra-
ic presidential candidate in 1924,
is strong throughout the cOun-
try, according to J. c. Npgent
party leader Of New Jerseyf who
is attending a meeting of demo
cratic conferences here today.
James NJ. Cox, presidential can
didate in 1920, declared that the
next campaign would be waged
on the foreign policy and tariff
legislation of the Harding ad.
ministration, prohibition will alsc
be an important issue, he said
Among the party leaders here
conferring with Cox are Edward
n. Hurry, of Chicago, Norman
f. Mack, of New York, William
j. Connors, vf Buffalo, and James
r. Martin, former senator O.
New Jersey.
Members Of the gathering in
sisted that had no political signifi'
cance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-02-16
School Officials Today
Confer With State
Superintendent
FIVE SEEK POSITION
Three Candidates Are
Connected With the
Alexandria High School
Stiff Requirements

A committee of members oil
the city school board composed
of Chester A Gwinn, chairman,
f. F.. La.gler and Urban S.
Lambert today is in Richmond
comforting with the state super.
intendent of public instruction
in reference to the salary to be
paid the superintendent OF
schools. The present salary paid
Capt. W. H. Sweeney is $4,000
year and it is the desire Of the
board to pay more as IN indUc ce'
ment to applicants who seek :hc
position. 1t is stated that thus
far the board is in receipt of five
applications for the position
three being local. The local can
didates are R. c. Hayden, prin-
cipal of the high school; Emery
Wagner, teacher in the High
School; A. s. MilIican, teacher
in the high school; r. c. Bow
ton, Clifton Forge, Va, and Mr.
Burroughs, Accident Maryland.
The school board have fixed
upon a high standard in order to
qualify for this position. Under
the rules it is necessary to have
a collegiate education and to have
received degree and in addition
the applicant must have -four
years actual training as p school
superintendent.
1t is expected that the city
school board will within a short
time announce the selection Of a
Superintendent to fill the va
cancy caused By the resignation
of Capt. Sweeney.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-02-16
Isadore Duncan's Husband
u. Goes Wild I'm Paris Hotel

happened in the dancers suite
at the Crillon, but Isadore emerg
ed hurriedly and flew off il
search -uf a physician. Serge
charged by the police with being
extremely intoxicated, was bund-
led off to the police station and
locked up for the night. The
management of the exclusive
Crillon asked both Isadora and
her husband to leave today.
Serge was heard to VOW that
he would leave Isadore "fol
keeps.
After the row was over, Isa-
dora went out to Versailles to
recuperate.
Serge, on his way to the sta
ton, declared the dryness of the
United States had upset his tenn
permanent.
Employees Of the Crillon, de-
scribing the family dispute, said
the poet hurled glassware and
lsadora's- toilet articles about the
suite before he was arrested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-02-16
G.. II. Callahan Reelected
Deputy Grand
Master
&c ARE INITIATED
Price and Callahan are
Awarded Medals for
Distinguished Service
In Masonry

The Grand Lodge of Masons OF
Virginia at its closing session in
Richmond yesterday afternoon re-
elected James II. Price, grand
master of the grand lodge OF
Virginia. This was the 145th an
nual session. Other officers elect
ed follow:
Charles II. Callahanfi Aleyan-
dria, deputy grand master; B. W.
Reach, grand senior warden
James Bowman, grand junior
warden; j. W. Eggleston, grand
treasurer; Charles A. Nesbit,
grand secretary; w. Lee Davis,
grand senior deacon; John T.
Cochran, grand junior deacon
Rev. f. T. McFaden, grand chap.
lain; William A. James, grand
marshal; James A. Pamplin, grand
pursuivant; Oscar j. Adams,
grand tiler; A. ". Baker, grand
steward.
After consideration OF matters
relating to the Masonic Home of
Virginia, lunch was served and
the grand lodge adjourned until
next year.
Three Virginians now have the
Henry Price medal, which was
struck by the Grand Lodge of
Massachusetts in memory of
Henry Price, first provisional
grand master of Masons of New
England and which is conferred
only upon those who have rend-
cred distinguished service in ma.
sonry. Grand Master James i
Price and Deputy Grand Master
Charles H. Callahan, received this
honor during the communication,
which closed yesterday, and J.
ston Cabell, past grand master.
was presented with the medal
Alexandria in 1916.
Twenty-six candidates for the
Shrine were initiated last nigl
at the first ceremonial OF the year
II was held at the Strand Theatre
Potentate George 3. Keesee,
Acca Temple, presided.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-02-16
Note Denounces Position
Taken in ConsulS'
Expulsion
SIGNED BY HUGHES
Result Will be Closing of
American Consulate at
NeWcastle-Mnch An
noyed.
1Hy United PresS)

Washington, Feb. lG.-The
United States has prepared a
sharp note to Great Britain ne
nouncing the attitude Of the lat
ter Government in expelling two
American consuls from Newcas-
tie, England, it was learned to-
day.
The note, signed by Secretary
of State Hughes, takes no trouble
to conceal the displeasure of the
American Government at the
stand taken by Great Britain IL
connection with her action some
months ago in cancelling the ex-
equators, or recognition, of the
United States consuls at New
castle.
1t is understood that Secre-
tary Hughes shortly will publish
the American note, making plair
the extreme annoyance and dis
pleasure of this Government.
The Newcastle incident has
caused an unusual amount of fric-
ton between the two govern
ments.
The present sharp note results
from reply recently received
from Great Britain flatly refus'
| ing a request by the United
States that the British Govern
ment withdraw the charges
against the American consuls or
the ground of which their re-
cognition had been cancelled il
view of an investigation by this
Government that had found these
charges baseless.
These charges were that the
American representatives in
Question, Consul Fred c. Slater
and Vice Consul Russell NJ q.
Brooks, had 3sed their official
positions to oppress British
subjects coming to the United
States 10 sail on American Ship
ping Board vessels.
Mr. Hughes announces in his
present note, which will probably
end the incident so far as Wash
ington is concerned, but with a
most unfavorable impression left
with this Government; that III
view of the attitude assumed by
the British Government, the Anne
rican Consulate at Newcastle,
now already closed, will not be
reopened and will be vacated by
the United States.
So sharp have grown the eX-
changes between the two Govern
ments regarding the incident, that
Secretary Hughes, who drafted
the present American note some
time ago, withheld the dispatch
Of the last word" Of the United
States for fear that publication
of the strong disagreement be-
tween the two countries would
Iendanger the British debt settle
ment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-02-16
Auto Show Drawing
# Out Large Crowds

|. The Automobile Show being
held this week at the sales rooms
of the Remschel Motor Company
is attracting large crowds OF
people. The displays are at
tractively arranged and the
music furnished by the Krazy
Kat Orchestra is one OF the chief
features of the program.
Last night and Wednesday
night large numbers of persons
visited the exhibit of all the
latest model Fords and many
more ere expected tonight and
tomorrow night when the exhibit
closes.