davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1924-02-01

had already contributed $4,000 to-
ward the fund. Although they or
ganized only last Monday, and most
of them are obliged to combine the
task of earning living and winning
an education, the students raised
more than $4,000 On that day, S10,-
600 on Tuesday. $4,000 on Wednes-
day, and up to z o'clock last night
had raised more than $4,000 for
Thursday. The medical college sub
scribed to a man.
In Washington teams have been
organized and will solicit daily.
Every other day the teams and their
captains will gather at the New Eb-
bitt Hotel for luncheon and announce
the results of their efforts.
Music was furnished gratis at the
dinner last night by the University
Evening star., 1924-02-01

Students Orchestra, by the Mems
Glee Club and by the Girls Gice
Club. Among speakers other than
those mentioned We're William b.
King. Samuel b. Herrick. Dean How
ard l. Hodgkins and T.. j. Henning
Claude Owens described how the
teams are to work. Archibald Hop
kins read a poem on George Wash
ington.
Evening star., 1924-02-01
SCREEN STAR WEAKER,

PITTSBURGH, February 1.-Theo-
dore Roberts, the actor. who has been
confined to his bed since he was
stricken i'll here six weeks ago, has
Evening star., 1924-02-01

suffered a relapse and is in a serious
condition. the attending physician
announced. Pneumonia has-set in, the
doctor said.
, 1924-06-25

Victoria, q. c. June 22nd. = Present
ing the shining example, the living
symbol Of the sea power Of the Mother
Country the Special Service Squadron
n command Of Vice Admiral Sir Fred
erick Field X. c. B, c. NJ, 6. headed oy
the greatest of The modern battle crui--
ers. H. NJ. :. Hood, passed up the Strait
Of Juan de Fuca 90 Saturday morning
dropping anchor off the harbour here and
received a royal welcome. The squadron
will remain here until June 23th, Wher
The Hood. the Repulse and other smaller
craft will proceed to Vancouver, to re-
main there until July fifth. A great pro
eramme Of entertainment has been pre-
, 1924-06-25

measures pending.
Congress ended its six months session
in an atmosphere of controversy and
turmoil, characteristic of the bitter
djssension which has marked its proceed
ings from the start. Among the mea-
snTes which failed in the final crush Of
legislation when the session ended au-
tomatically Saturday evening at seven
o'clock were the bill authorizing the con
srructio1 Of eight new cruisers and The
m~odarnizati0n Of the battleshiLS and the
deficiency appropriation bill carrying
funds to begin operations on the bonus
law.
The President signed the bill for the
purchase OF grounds to erect aud repair
buildings for customs and warehouses I'D
Porto Rico. The Times.
, 1924-06-25

She referring to the RAIN Oh dear
its beginning to come down.
He (absent-mindedIy Would a safety
pm help?
Song. Take hack your golden garter
M cal. is turning green,
Hot2 Boy i'm the country where came
from it GOT 50 hot thar it popp'd me
pap corn H. the fietd. A team of mules
saw it. thought il was sno" and IIoze
to death,
Tim.-"What's the matter you look
sim-"Tve just been radioed'
Radioed2.
My girl turned me down and gave me
the air,
What's that got to do with radio.
was broad. cGsted.
Some girls will and some girls won't
Some girls do and some glris don't
Others MIGHT and possibly wound
Several may and no doubt should
WEAR LONGER DRESSES. 9.
Win apologies to VIZ Bang
-BllletR
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again in Mortified accents TT is I'M
thinIIable that you could be recog-
nized as other than my stepdaughter
but surely you know that we would
protect you'll You would have the best
legal advice, the high influence
would be brought to year to explain
your part in our-our little joker
Sloat had listened with a peculiarly
shrewd expression to Sallies speech
so vastly different from the mildly
slangy half-illiterate one of the
previous day, and now calling still
further upon her slender knowledge
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BY TAYLOR

engaged to you she had been removed
from the convent before her gradua-
ton because of her dear grand
mothers grave condition and the
same reason will suffice to postpons
her debut indefinitely and avoid the
necessity for her appearance at any
formal social affairs"
There's more than that on my
mindr' Sallie announced with quick
glance at Sloat II wouldn't want
to meet any of your friends--any of
the DANES who call In to see yoe
Continued in Our Next Issue)
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Of the vernacular Of crockdom, as
CLEANED from Mikes anecdotes of
Headquarters, she replied:
That listens well, and maybe you
mean it. Mrs. Copeland, but the only
joke about it would be the legal ad-
vice and the high influence If I
should happen to get pinched! I
loight take a schapce for fifty thou
and promise to quit the country and
not squeal when you've turned your
trick il you've played square, but not
for less"
sloat stroked his hair and re-
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turned his aunt's uncertain gaze with
a meaning one.
MY dear-ah, young lady, what
you ask is quite out Of the question!
You are running not the slightest
risk, but are enjoying instead an ex-
perience which could come to you
once in lifetime. Bot let us leave
that matter until my aunt has hao
an opportunity to consult with-ah
the others"
There's something else" Sallie OBJ
served. IF I'm supposed to pc this
'Alva' kid, do have to do the So
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MOM'N Pop

sloat. There isn't a chance for
hitch anywhere
That's what they all say!' Sallle
grinned. IT don't know your lay nor
the gang that's working in with you
but s'pose somebody lays down on
YOU, or SWITCHES. or sells you out? AS
far as l can make out you haven't
any of you seen the real Alva since
she was a little kid and you might
stall that I'd been palmed off on you
at the convent you were talking about
yesterday"
My dear Mrs. Copeland spoke
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ciety aot2 Meet lot of swelis,
mean, and all that? Cause If I do,
it's all Off I could never learn to
talk and act like you people in a mil
Ion years and the convent stuff amt
In my line"
Every sensible, my dear girl, I'm
suter' Sloat responded. 1.-THE idea
was that Alva was to be seen as lit
tie as possible under the circum-
stances, wasn't it, Aunt Flop
Mrs Copeland nodded
THAT is exactly what we had
planned Although Alva was-e1-
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son. 1t Is a great medicine for any
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

Sallie Peck. employee of the Fair Deal
Five & Ten. quarrels with her police
man sweetheart. Michael Curtis. That
night Sallie goes into the yard to take
down a washing for Ma Brennan. with
whom Sallie lives. A crash shakes the
Earth and something strikes SalIie a
blow on the head.
When she regains consciousness, the
sirl finds herself in strange surround
Ings. A French maid calls her Alya
Copeland. and Madame Copeland, a tall.
richly k0wned woman claims her as her
step-daughter. SaIlie meets Cousin
Wheeler. who makes love 10 her. She
resolves to solve the mystery of why
she Is being substituted for the real
Alva Copeland.
Michael Curtis and his friend, Cap
tain Trevor. start on the trail of Alva
aud Sallie. Sallie decides to pretend
that she IS acting in accord with the
wishes of the Copelands.
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Sallie looked at the card to gain
me to consider the most consistent
move in this double role she was play
= and arriving at a quick decision,
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baby. and hear
ing some talk of
Lydia E. Pink
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compound. 1 be-
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From the second
bottle I noticed a
big Improvement,
and 1 am still TAX
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a bit nervous
now. and feel like
a different per
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Now GO ON WITH THE STORY

Or OOK, Mees Alva, Are they
not beautiful" the maid ex-
LII claimed gushingly as she
took huge bunch of violets from the
box. This envelope is for you, of
course, but will this not be tres chic
against the gray of your robe?"
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DOWN MOTHERS
,Yorn Out Caring for Children and
Housework-See how Lydia
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Il was in a very nervous and run
down condition while nursing my
The Washington times., 1924-05-20
SEASON
ENDING IN
GLORY

The second edition of wine.
Woman and Song" was the at.
traction selected by House Man.
ager Harry Jar1ooe to, close the
seventeenth season of the Gayety.
While the wine was missing there
was an abundance Of the other
two commodities and last nights
big audience gave the perform
ance unstinited approval.
Bert Bertrand, the dialest CO.
median, heads the company and
with the assistance of Harry LIE
Van got a lot of laughs. These
two have worked together in
burlesque for several seasons and
are near the top in their particu-
lar field.
Gertrude Ralston has a pleasing
voice and her song numbers were
well received. Betty Burroughs, a
lively stopper, shared honors with
Viola Spaeth in the songs and
dances allotted to them. Nate
Busby, in black face, got a big
hand with his dancing speciality,
while Jimmie Walters and Ken
meth Christy were acceptable with
their contributions.
In connection with jubilee week
a number of added attractions
have been billed. Last night was
featured by a chorus girls con-
test, during which, half dozen
of merry choristers stepped out to
show what they could do. H.W.
The Washington times., 1924-05-20
In EVsry6Ody's Confidence
THE GATE-POST
BIZ Harold Phillips

Her Fatal Wedding" meodrama of longer day
before yesterday which brought AL
to his wife, who appeared it, is be revived in New
new sponsors taking heart and pity the world large
the success Of Fashion another revival which
storm The piece learn after deep and cung Of
the New York journals will be produced just long
ago; with the DOORS musachoed villain in high
SILK cape and the revolver which fires
Theodore Kremer the author Of "Her Wedding He
died Germany recently and this vital statistic certain
asute Broadwayes that there such play and they decided
kirkpatrick the principal producer The adherents
who will foregather in New York next month"; will
GOSSIP.
Helen Hayes has the role Cleopatra in Shaws
Caesar and Cleopatra Theaer Guild produce next
season. Oliver MorocO has play called he Shemers" which
sarizes four New York critics whose in the play are A.
Wood Brown Alan Gale Alexander OOtt and Corbe Be-
she seeing herself
George Drew Mendum refused the film version Of
THE tme the Place and the G In the JOlson
she she looks like As Eng
fish wasn't good that. Charming POOcks play he
Enemy has only the cast its theme developing the
reaction to from wOman's standpoint Dawn an
nOunced Saturday she to become BeascO November
having signed which calls for her in
first nights held in the heaters in week and no
critics showed Two of the plays hits, them by
MchOr Lengye Anonia" being actually acclaimed but the
general public in ignorance Lengye adapted
for Otis Skinner Rex Ingram who suffered breakdown in
Agiers while filming The Arab and who faced siege Of rest
at Saranac Lake. has completely recovered after
VILE and will shortly start to work four pictures
namely THE World Illusion" The Dead Commando The Ciga
rettemakers Romance" and "TOlers Of the Sea-.
The Washington times., 1924-05-20

How he write it in the fashion that presented
the Belasco curious world but
good another and bid for the first foows
Mr. Davis assembled his accumulation of of
standing threw them the window then downstairs
and picked third sheet The result the congomra
ton that is valedictoran to the season.
The principal maefactor in early to Bed is Ada Lewis play
ing the Of Dulcnea entirely
tics. Some of these cuprts clumsy Swedish maid
extravaganza detective who insults while brawny
dinner suits stand by; comic supplement janor who supports
the detective by adding invectv insult papermache deacon
Promising old maid with leg o. mutton sleeves and seventeen
Others There doesn't be
date their entries and exits all of which cued
ton Of the play but probably the theory that will
prevail gets chance the center of the
1t the first play of the without character
Now the peculiar thing about this first cousin gn-andter
rapn nightmare that the audience seemed like and laughed
heartily although the laughs invited without rhyme
They inserted everywhere with Ada Lewis the bigger
harvest because the of the company feeder In
her present don't think she should be for she
sumps badly cutcng at each with doOe spirit that
certainly of the Ada
The supporting players not wholly cupab for them
tread the thin air of the authors maginngs His
be to make his people talk regardless of what they
The result cannot be described A.
Mr. Davis ought to retrac this manuscript bury
to mark the spot Then he should set about writing the idea with
sanity and regard for the and there
that the fuke that made "Abes Irish Rose" might
The Washington times., 1924-05-20
GOINGS-ON

BELASCO new comedy.
Early to Bed" with Ada Lewis.
NATIONAL-Mary Pickford in
Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hail."
KEITHS-Brooke Johns and
Ann Pennington, headlining.
GAYETY-Final week of sea.
son, "Wine, Woman and Song"
STRAND-Vaudeville and films.
TIVOLI-Jack Pickford in "The
Hill Billy" Many novel features.
COLUMBIA-Pola Negri in her
latest, Men"
RIALTO-Rupert Hughes film,
"True as Steel"
MISUNDERSTANDING Bar
thickness in 1.-THE Enchanted Cot
tage."
PALACE-Bill Hart in "singer
Jim Mckee"
AMBASSADOR - Richard Bar.
thickness in 'The Enchanted Cot.
tage."
CENTRAL - James Kirkwood,
Lila Lee in cloves Whirlpool"
CRANDALL'S-Fred Thompson
in "Galloping Gallagher"
SAVOY-"The Great White
Way"
AVENUE GRAND-"The Great
White Way"
APOLLO-Anna @. Nilsson in
FLOWING Gold"
YORK-Buck Jones in mot a
Drum Was Heard"
The Washington times., 1924-05-20
PENNINGTON AND
BROOKE JOHNS
AT KEITH'S

Dainty, dimpled kneed Ann PEN
nington, whose vocation in life Is
dancing and looking cute and
whose avOcation Is to keep the
public guessing as to her status
Of maid or matron, is the piece de
resistance with Brooke johns.
local boy, in the current Offering
at Keith's this week.
Neither needs any introduction
or comment as>to their theatrical
entertainment proclivities and q
packed house last night welcomed
the "Mrs." and Brooke back
home.
She's so tiny and dainty that it's
hard to visualize her as fuu
fledge matron. She denies 1t. He
affirms it, and that's that, except
petite Miss Pennington insists on
a separate dressing room johns
bubbles over with enthusiasm and
mirth as he strums his banjo to
the rhythm of AIMS pattering
feet and the plaudits Of an admir-
ing public. The only criticism Is
their act is far, far too short
Allan Rogers and Leonora AL.
len, the former possessing one OF
the loveliest voices heard In
Keith'S for a long, long time, score
a big hit, measured solely from
the amount Of applause in their
Interpretation Of favorite melodies
such as Road to Mandalay,"
"Song Of India" Smiling Through
and several encores.
For pure spontaneous enter.
tainment we recommend Bert
Fitzgibbon tolerated by his broth
er Lew. Bert's method of putting
it over" is unique to extreme
and no matter what they do or
say there is a round Of laughter
out front. AS artists on the
xylophone and piano they score
additional merit, and would be
headliners in their own right on
the average vaudeville Till.
Seth Thomas and other watch
and clock manufacturers made a
big mistake in building gigantic
factories. Proof Of 1t Is SHOWN
by Gus Fowler, English magician
who took fifteen or sixteen ring
ing alarm clocks out OF a derby
hat--all in plain view OF the
audience and plucked out or the
air innumerable watches.
Clarence Oliver and George dip,
in "Wire Collect" make q return
engagement of their offering and
are pleasing in their songs and
sketch. Russell and Marconi, in
"Bits of Hts" are syncopated
entertainers. The Klutings enter
fainera comnoSed of I,erfOrming
pidgeons, cats, dogs and rabbits,
are very clever and reflect much
patience in their training.
The bill closes with the Belle
claire Brothers, athletes extraordi-
nary, who perform number Of
stunts that are extremely diff
cult, one of which is a loop-the-
loop, one brother catching the
other on his hands in flying
leap through the air.-H. c.
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Busters Next.

The next Buster Keaton comedy
will be known as 1.-THE Navi.
gator" Keaton is now working
on 1t off Catalina Islands on the
u. s. S. "Buford," which he
chartered for ten weeks from the
Shipping Board.
The scenes taken on the boat
and off are concerning gags"
which have Keaton fighting and
playing with the different types
of fish. The ship has a crew
of sixty, with Keaton having
thirty Of his own people in the
crew.
The Washington times., 1924-05-20
STRANGE EXPERIENCE
OF A CRITIC
By HAROLD PHILLIPS.

Ofhand, the name the play that ushered in this near
defunct season escapes but the
wan be remembered long after bonus
invested IN uncovered cottage down Shenandoah Way
The doxology in question is called early Bed charitaby
enough and is to be viewed Beasco by one and
AL AFTER seepess night came dawn and the decision
The Washington times., 1924-05-20

part to call
this play a sa-
tirical farce
CO m edy ex-
TT v a 6 a MA
mystery play
b u rle S q u e
vaudeville pa
geantry q n d
c o m b j n e d
three-ring dog
and pony show
and great IN
door carnival.
It has three
acts, many and
various people
and represents
the tragedy Of
an author who
had a good
j d e a a n d
couldn't de-
velop it.
D ORA n ce
Davis, the au-
thor, is ac-
tually further
away from ex-
pounding his
idea that Sas-
katchewan 10
from the Peace
M o n u m e n t.
Our guess is
that he aims
to show the
vicis S j tudes
and tribula-
tons of apart
ment life in
these days Of
prohibition and
reform with
what purports
to be sly digs
at such insti-
buttons as the
law, the serv-
ant problem,
the hypocrisy
of reformers
and the exor-
cism Of per-
sonal liberty
by people who
are anti = this
and anti-that.
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CIaSS1flcat10m index
L ANNOUNCEMENT
S-Lost and Toun0.
o-Personals.
lO-Special Notices
1o-A-ClairvoyantG
II. AUToMoTTvD-
Il--Auto Agencies.
decentralization
I2-Automobiles for 0It0E
11-Auto Trucks for Sale.
14-Auto Accessories, PaTtA
1e-Auto Tires, Tubes.
1e-Garage Buildern.
11-GaraGes, Autos 70 Hire
is-NotorcycleS-Bicyolcs.
1o-ReDairtng. Service Stations
III. BUSINESS sHRvIcn-
Si-Business service Offered.
92-Building and Contracting.
2S-Cloaning, Dyeing. Ren0vating.
s4-Dreeemaking, Millinery.
3S-HeatinW and Plumbing.
30-Insurance. All Kinda
9T-Messenger Services
2s-Moving. Packing. Storage
1e-Painting. Papering.
3o-Printtng, Engravin8.
e1-ProfeSsionaI SerVtc0G
is-A--kisp Covers . UDhOlstsrias.
ee-Tailoring. Pressing.
Timing. Roofing.
Observation-Disclosures 9orvIoo6
+ ~. DMPLoYMENT-
ee-Employment Agencies.
97-Help Wanted-Femal0.
9e-Help Wanted-Nalo.
ee-Help-1alo and Female.
40-6alesmen and Agents.
41-GituationS Wanted-EomaIAs
42-9ituAtion1 Wanted-Malo.
lR-G3fn AffAn0-Ma1A and WnVMAlA
v. FINANCIAL
tG-Business opportunitioA
le-Investmentg Stocks. Bon02
4e-MOney TO Loan.
W-Money Wanted.
B-MortgageO for Sale.
N-ROoming Houses for Sale.
VI INSTRUCTIONS
Se-Oorrespondencs Courses.
61-Local Instruction ClaSSoA -
62-Musical. Dancing, Dramatic
6S-Private Instruction. y
observation-disclosures
VII LIVE STOCK
et-Dogs. Cats. fstA Etc.
Se-Horsea. Cattle. Vehicles
67-Poultry and Supplies.
Northumberland
Will MIscELLANEoUA
se-Boats and AccessorIoa
e0-Building MaterialA
S1-BusinesS Equipment ,
e9-Farm and Dairy ProduotA
e1-Euel, Feed. FertiliS0r&
e4-Good Things to Eat.
eB-Homemade Things.
ee-Household Goods.
e7-Jewelry, Diamonds. WatehoA
ee-Machinery and Tools
eS-Miscellaneous For 9al0.
7o-Musical Instruments.
Tl-Radio ana Supplies.
72-SeedS. Plants. EIoWeTA
12-A-To Swap.
Ie-Wearing Apparel
S4-Wanted to Buy.
TX. ROOMS AND BOARD
w-Roomb1Furnished.
Observation-Disclosures
T7-Rooms-Suburban
Ie-R0oms with Board.
W-RHpms-Furn. and UnfurR
ee-Wa lated to Rent-Rooms.
DECENTRALIZATION and Board
s3 s-WWSS:rs to to Eat EsH1 IN Town
x. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
e1-Apartments-F
Observation-Disclosures
eG-Apartments-Fur and UnfuFA
sa-Business Property For Rent
es-Farms ana Land For Rent
90-Garages For Rent.
N-House0-Furnishe
92-Houses-Unfurn
e3-Houses-Furn. or UnfuPn.
e4-Offices and Studios.
SS-Out-ofTowu Property.
96-Shore Property To Rent.
ST-Suburban Property TO Rent
99-StoreB To Rent.
OS-Wanted To Rent.
H. REAL ESTATE FOR sALD-
le0--Acreage For Sale.
For Sale.
l02--Busihess Property For 0alA
l0&-Country- Estates.
4eAzrIarmS and Land For 0aIA.
k46-1aouaes- For Sale.
4g9 Ye6ttnent Property.
100 btN1 For. Sale.
l0e-Out ?0fs Town Property.
l0s-Rear Estate To Exchange
1l0-Suburban Property For balOS
lll-Shore Property For sale.
11S-Wanted-HeaI Estate.
XII. AUCTION SALES
XIII. BIDS AND PRoPosALS- :
XIV. LEGAL NOTICES
~0 NJ vuYurvr VNY@rV
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DON DIEGO CARBON

FL distinguido quito caballe-o,
cuyo nombre sirve de epfgrafe estas
lineas, ha regresado de los Estados
Unidos, donde fuera llevado per
sus vastos negocios. FL Sr. carri5n,
es uno de los jefes de la acreditadisi-
ma firma de esta capital, 'Hartzel-
Carrion & Co. =, que tan popular so
ha hecho en- ell negocio de SECURES,
por su Iberalidad y seriedad para con
sus clientes.
Nuestro amigo viene muy satisfe.
cho de sus gestiones en- Ell norte, y
trae nuevas representations, de va
rias casas importantes en- los Estados
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