davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1924-08-09
BUILDING PERMITS
REACH HIGH TOTAL
Those Issued for Week
Amount to $1,664, 900 for
All Types of Structures.

Building permits issued by the Dis
reached the very high total of S1,664,-
800. The largest project in the list
was a permit issued for the construc-
tion of an apartment at 2100 Massa-
chusetts avenue. a project over which
there was much contention in the
courts. The permit was issued to
2100 Massachusetts, avenue, Inc.
Other permits follow:
A f. Bussan. to build 1929 Blagden
avenue; $4,000.
Maurice NJ Baskin, to build 1924 NJ
street; $4,000.
A Marshall, to build 1911 Oates street
northeast; $500.
Catholic University of America, to
build office on Michigan avenue north
east; $4,000.
q. L. Munter. to build 3232-3236 E
street southeast; $4,000.
G. w. Barkman. to build 1927 Eli
s4,500
w. c. and A. n Miller, to build
4430 Klingle road; $1,000.
w. c. and A. n. Miller, to build
311S Fourty- fifth street northwest:
$1,000.
Z. A. Gaylor, to build 2S2 Peabody
street, S4,500.
Charles J. Painter to build 5612
Thirty-third street: $500. :.
Twenty-one hundred Massachusetts,
avenue, Inc: to build apartment at at
21o0 Massachusetts avenue; 100000.
B. Wise, to repair 1901 Seventh
street: s2,700.
G. w. Farr, to build Benning road
and Kenilworth avenue; $4,000;
G. l. Harper, to build $500 Garheld
street northwest: $13,500.
Bralove and Scholz, to build apart
ment 3435 Brown street northwest;
Little and Marshall. to build 25
Longfellow street and 23 Kennedy
street; $4,000.
Masonic and Eastern Star Home, to
build hall on Sligo Mill road; s22,5O0.
NJ Allen, to build 1905 Nichols ave-
nue. southeast; $4,000.
Standard Oil Company, TO oulld,
New Hampshire avenue and NJ street;
$4,000
c. NJ. CLANCY. to build 13o1-13o3
kearney street northeast; $4,000.
Poretsky, Rosen e. Silver, to build
1S01-1813 A street southeast; $4,000.
Joseph A. Howar, to build apart
ment. 1921 t street northwest;
s450.o0O.
G. +. Heilprin. to repair 1929 F street
northwest, SJ,uoU.
n. Auth, to repair 2O37-2039 Bladens-
burg road $4,000.
j. c. Zirkle, to build eight houses
30O0-3O14 Tenth street northeast;
$4,000.
= Harry A. Kite, to build FIVE houses
S001-05- 5-09-13-17 Fifteenth street
Northeast: $4,000
y a. c. Maynor & Co., to build 340s-
S4O9 Thirty fifth street northwest;
$500.
B. c. Michael. to build 1856 Cathe-
dral avenue: $500.
:. Clark & Johnson, to build 109-119
Eighteenth street southeast; $4,000.
I'M. Cafritz, to build S01-S43 Decatur
Street; s125,0O0.
&C. A. Smith, to build 1923 Forty
fourth street northwest; $500.
Evening star., 1924-08-09
GIVEN CONSULAR POSTS.
Two Georgetown q. Graduates Are
Appointed to Service.

Appointed to positions in the con-
sular service, two recent graduates
Of the Georgetown University School
of Foreign Service have just left
Washington for Germany and Mexico.
Frank p. Morgan of Lawrence,
Mass, Is assigned as a clerk in the
consulate in Saltillo. Mexico. and
Hugh H. Teller goes to Stuttgart,
Germany. in q similar position.
Mahlon Ashford, who has been
student at the schools for two years.
also has been appointed to a posi-
tion with Nv. r. Grace g. Co, Amer
lean representatives of foreign trade
interests. He was appointed under a
new system whereby the company Is
taking in a group of six men Sc
lected annually from universities all
over the country.
Mr.. Ashford, whose home is in Porto
Rico, is the son of Col. Bailey x.
Ashford, who was one Of the leaders
In the founding of the medical de-
partment of Georgetown University
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Tillta de Broadway

porque les superamos en- inteligencia y
en- derechos.
Y es por clio que s'The Porto Rican
Brotherhood of America Sc propone
lamar todos los paisanos y agrupar-
los bajo Ell manto de la mas pura sim
ceridad y honorabilidad, y darIes una
casa que Sc namara NUESTRA CASA
EN- AMERICA, donde nos renniremos
para discutir nuestros propios asuntos,
relacionados con nuestra vida de ciu-
dadanos y con la vida de nuestro tra-
bajo. Esta sociedad Sc propone brindar
a sus asociados I'm sitio genuinamente
portorriquefio, para dar alas a nuess-s5
espiritu por medic del recreo. del bailc,
de la lectura Y juegos licitos. Tan1bien
Sc propone establecer una Agencia de
Empleos al servicio gratuito de les pal
sanos asociados, para proporcicnarles
buenas colocacSones en- los talleres y
en- las oticinas. Habra un fondo perma-
nente para seguros en- case de aillerte,
v pensiones en- casos de inhabilidad fl.
nistro de m6dico, nedicinas y aliuaen-
tos para los asociados en- casos de en-
fermedad. Una buena biblioteca con IL
teratyra espafiola inglesa sera una de
las ideas mas simpaticas que Sc reali-
cara embellishments de establecido Ell
Club.
Ell dia is de este mes de MARIO Sc
inagurara la Sociedad con I'm bails re-
gio que Sc llevara efecto en- Ell amplio
salon del sPark Palace, calls ll1
Este salon da cabida 500 parelas de
baile. En- esa noche coopelaran al me
;or l,eimiento lei acto los fataosos .ar-i
tistas del Teatro Loes, cantando Y bal.
1ando nllmeros extras, asi como la sim
patica tiple espafola Mariita Rios y 81
tenor Moretta cantaran nIneces espe
ciales para Ell acto. Una orapesSa meta
mente portorriqueiiaa liamadas- Tsle
Nasville serenaders'', di2igiaa POI. G.
Bienamino, hara, los exitos del bale.
la animaci6n entire los portorriqdeilos
esi grande Sc cree que del 6Ntos d.
este bale dependa ell future Tisueno de
nuestra Association.
I Por vez primera en- la historic helnos
ldespertado un POGO de inEeyes entire los
paisanos Residences en- esta ciudad inl
perial. va que otras asociaciones por
torriqueiias han fracasado por no ha-
ber un POGO de tactica diplomatica en-
ire sus directories. Ell nombre do nles-
ira asociaci6n va corriendo va dc bo-
! ca en- boca y sus reuniones son nurri-
das Y arm6nicas, habendo solidaridad
buen jliicio. Todos estamos en- Ia,
creencia de que muy pronto 81 namero'
de- miembros llegue a 500. Un solo Ee-
cho que voy a citar, dara idea al lee
tor de la Importance de una agrupa-
ci6n de portorriquenos en- esta ciudad
Como die antes --solamente contamoa
hoy con $50, socios. Comoquiera, Que
noeotros no hemos determinado todavia
/ La inclinacion politica de la Association
hemos recibido vistas de elementos di.
rgentes. de- los partdos politcos de. L.
ciudad para inQuirir detalles en- cuanto
a nuestrasg aspiraciones. como entidad
.~ (Contin1a en- la pagina ~,
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rara abiertamente aqui que a nosotros
sc nos trata como los peores inmigran
tes, no exageraria. "A tai extreme ha
llegado Ell case, que una vez TN paisano
nuestro tuvo que ventilar un asunto
iInportante ante una corte de justicia
aqui, y Ell juez despu6s de oirle, lie con-
test6: "Usted tiene eqne valerse del
embajador de su pals ps1a arreglar este
asunto''. Esto demuestra. a clara vista
que. nj las. autoridades conocen que
Puerto Rico. es un territorio organizado
de Estados Unidos v que sus hsbitantes
SON cilduadanos americanos por virtud
de una ley del Congreso, y que por
tales mSritos, nosotros no tenemos que
recurrirf a ningln embajador, pnesto
que las leyesi v las instituciones ane-
ricanss nos cobijan y nos protejen igual
mente que 10 hacen para un native de
California, Kentucky o New York.
Una vez tuve yo que frmar uns do-
cumento ante un notario pablico y des-
pu6s de haber escrito que habfa, nacido
en- Puerto Rico, me pregunt6 que "don
de quedaba csc pals; despues Sc sor-
prendi6 cuando yo lie die que era ciu-
cadano americana extranandose mucho
de que con ocho meses de residencla'
aqM pudiera yo recibir tales meritos.
Yo convenci al triste notario y 10 sac
Quo de su ofuscaci6n. ..
Pues bien: no es un camino de rosas
el cue. pisan nuestros qreridos paisanos
al Hegar esta ciudad donde no Sc
tiene 'conocinaiento v 4ihse lie da recono=
cimiento a nuestra 4udadania. Pode-
mos declarar enfaticamente que Ell ira
bajo aqui esta controlado exclusivamen
te pors italianos que trabajan por sa-
larios miserables y soportan las impru-
dencias que Ell mismo trabajo proporr
ciona. Los duefos de esas mismas fac
torias son judiossQue ven en- Ell elemen-
to italiano el Instruments formidable
para amasar orc.
Y todo este Sc debes que el elemen
to italiano, judo, aieman, frances y
otros mas, est&n respaldados por orga-
nizadores formidables cue hoy hacen
sentir su Influenza en- la banca, en- Ell
comercio, en- Ia industrial y en- Ell 60
bierno. Y por ESQ es que no hay ley
restrictiva que limite Q suspenda la
imigracion, nj que obligue tales in
migrantes determinados v necesarios
requisites para bien y seguridad de Ia
vida de esta comunidad.
Los linicos apaticos y distanciados SO
mos nosotros. Nos conformamos con OBJ
servar pasmosamente de la manera tan
violenta como somos desplazados en- los
talleres y en- las oficinas por estos ele-
mentos extrahos nuestra ciudadania y
nuestra democracia.
Actualmente residcn en- esta ciudad
mas de cuarenta mil portorriQuefios que
muy bien podiamos formar IN, bloque
poderoso para nuestra defensa, para
nuestro prestigio para Ell justo reco-
nocimiento de nuestros derechos va otor
gados por Ell oongreso Nacional.
lQu6 muchas cosas no podriamos ha-
Ger 81 todos nos unieramos!
Llegariamos aun mas lejos de donde
han lido las organizaciones existentes,
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(De.nuestr0s C0rrespOnsales en. E. U.l

En- el sector que comprende. las ca
Hes desdel la 10 hasta la 125, sientan
sus residencias desde hace varios amos
un buen nimero de portorriquefos. Y
no han podido escoger lugar mas apro-
piado para vivir, va que este sector es
proclamado, en- justicia, a sus meritos,
como pno de los. sitios mas pintorescos
y atractiyos de- Ia ciudad de New York.
Bordeada por dos parqness Ell Morning
sidesy. el Central; contando con los
suntuosos edificios, de La. famosa Uni
versidad de- Columbia; teniendo Ia ma
gestuosa 9 historical Tuinba, del Gene
raj Grant; con dos de las Gales ms
beIlss de Estadoss Unidos, la 116 y la
1885, en- las que Sc reconcentra un CO.
Mereio magnifico, grandes y lujosos tea
tross hoteles; como el Theresa que es Ell
orgullo del, sector; cruzado en- todas dl-
recciones por inmensas Was de trans
porte. y por iiltimos dotado de un alum
brad0s el6ctrico exceptional. todo es-
to hace de nuestro sector el sitio resi-
dencial predilecto para la comodidad
el buena vivir
Mas de- trescientas familias portorri-
quefias " otrass tantas llispanoamerica-
mas, haces tempo, como. antes die, VI
ven en- tai paraie.
Uno de nuestros paisanos, el senior Roi
drigesdel Manzano, Sc ocup6 de dar
formax a. la idea de asociar los porto
rriquefiOs. convecinos, y sin, medir Ia
impertancias de un fracaso, cit6 un
ntimero de los mas conocidos y les ha-
bio con entusiss sino y con sinceridad en-
La necesidads de vivir asociados. La idea
Sc cristaliz6; qued6 fundada desde aaue
la noche la sociedad a. hoy orgullosa+
mente llamamos s.The Porto Ricen
Brotherhood of America (Hermandad
Portorriquefa de America).
Cuenta esta sociedad actualmente con
mas de $50 miembros, todos liijos de
Borinquen y rigurcsamente selecciona-
dos, " Sc funda con .el objetivo tinico
de pEotegers a sus, asociados, social be-
n6fca y politicamente,
Els un. 1echo muy Iamentable el Que
ocurre. en- esta ciudad con relacion
nosotrps los portorriauefios. Cualquier
extranjero, venga de- donde viniere,. es
concsptuado VI reconocido mejor que a.
nosotrOs Hay factorias donde Ell SOLO
hecho, de decir soy portprriqnefio'', es
10 suhciepte para negarle, trabajo.s Una
de estas misnas fabricas insulta los
paisanos que recurren a ella en- soIicitud
de trabajo. Sin embargo, un italiano'
un judo, un irlandes, un ruso ul po-
lacostiene las pnegtas abiertas en- cuai
quier factoria que pida trabajo. Mu-
chas fabricas en- la ciudad escogen sus
''foremen'' de entire los italianos que
hay en- los departamentos. Es realmente
un, hecho bochornoso este de que nos
otros, ciudadanos americanos. no tenga
mos La protection en- Ell trabaJo en-
nuestra misma naci6n. Muchos paisa-
nos nuestros tienen que recurrir los
peores trabajos para poderse sostener'
tales como el de lavar platos servir
de corredores en- los hoteles. 81 decla-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-10

cuando usted conpra gonaas neumaticas de-
sea conseguir aqueIIas que Ie den 81 naxino reco-
rrdo al minimo costo.
81 las gomas neumatioas que listed compra
Ilevan el, nombre Goodyear, puede estar SECURE
que poseen estas cuaIidades.
Hoy dia ell nonbre Goodyear Sc encuentra en-
una gonna neunnatica mejor que cuaquiera de las
: anteriores - Ia nueva Coma Neunnatica Acordona-
da Goodyear con la Banda de Rodamiento All
Weather.
Esta nueva gonna neumatica ha sdo bien re-
cbida en- stodas parties debido la magnffica ca
Iidad de aIgodon de fibra Iarga que esta fabri
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Fl Norr1bre 10 Dice To

cada, al caucho de calidad meiorada de mas lar
ga duracion la fuerte union de las teIas de Iona
y nuchas otras ventajas
Con SUI Banda de Rodalniento All Weather re-
servando al msmo tempo su. excelente poder de
tracci6n de antdesIizamiento.
Esta es la gonna neunatioa ideal para auto
movies grandes pequehos, puesto que da un re-.
corrido largo, seguro econ6mico.
Cuando compre gonas neunaticas escoja
aqueIIas que por su exceIente caIidad son como
cidas en-. TODD Ell mundo. En- otras paIabras, COM
pre- oooDYEARs.
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OPENING FOR YOUNG LADY

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force for a young lady to represent
us in your community. We desire
particularly to get in touch with
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
GRANT AND-OR CONSTRUC-
TION OR MODIFICATION OF
FRANCHISE TO SUPPLY
GAS IN THE CITY OF
BELINGTON

Notice is hereby given that an APP
plication has been filed with the
Clerk of the above named city re-
questing the grant of a franchise
and-or the construction and modifi-
cation of franchise heretofore
granted and now owned by the un-
dersigned for the purpose Of securing
for confirming to the undersigned
the right of securing for and confirm
ing to theundersigned the right to
transport and deliver through it's
lines within said City of Belington
artificial gas or a mixture Of artifi-
cial and natural gas as well as ma
tural gas as provided in said fran
chise which is dated on the 3rd day
of March, 1908. The matters aris-
ing on said application will be asked
to be heard before the council of said
city as soon as convenient and upon
time to be fixed by said body after
the expiration of thirty 500 days
from the first day of the publishing
of this notice.
THE WEST VIRGINIA CENTRAL
GAS COMPANY,
By Counsel.
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r CK Il ID U p
A B o U 7 TO w N

We suppose LaFollette thinks La
Dor can do more to save him than he
can do to save Labor.
Have you the right tilt on your
tile, Cholley? All 1.-The Princes pic
lures show the hat tipped a little to
one side.
Leopold, the Chicago youthful muir
derer says his hanging, if and when
should prove rar occasion, but it
probably isn't his fault he hasn't been
hung couple of times before.
Socialism is fine dream, but a
horrible awakening.
One woman we know of who start
ed out to Interest herself in every
thing that interested her husband"
called the whole thing off when she
discovered how interested he was in
his stenographer.
We imagine that LaFollette is GO
ing to have as much trouble running
his campaign on popular subscrip-
tons" as he will have trying to make
it popular in other respects.
This is the year the politicians
make the farmers believe they a.
mount to something in our scheme of
government.
Mr.. Ford denies the interview in
which he was quoted as saying the
Khan is misunderstood, but that
doesn't make j tany better under
stood.
If it is fact, as we have seen
Stated, that gum,shoeing won't be
popular in this campaign, then why
"Pussyfoot" Shaver?
The Democrat who wildly shouts
that "only miracle can elect Coo
lidge" evidently overlooks that fact
that this is an age of miracles.
The fact that Germany has made
an advance payment in accordance
with it's terms bears out the asser-
ton that the Dawes plan is in oper-
alton.
And the man in the White House
practices every day what he breaches
on Labor Day
A new reform measure in Ireland
restricts drinking to eleven hours a
day. Somebody is always picking on
the Irish.
These are dark days for LaFollette
Hearst may come out for him next.
No body can say nay to the pro-
position that it requires horsesense
for a stable government.
Russia offers for cash, in hand to
let British bankers lend her the mon
ey to pay back what she owes to the
United Kingdom.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1924-09-18
LOCAL NEWS

Reuben C. Boyles is on the sick
list this week
Mrs. Geo. Coffman of Elkins was
here Monday visiting.
The Barbour county Street Fair
next week Let's gol
Miss Irene Eib who is teaching in
EllIins was home over the week end.
John Right, a veteran of the Civil
War, is very sick at his home on the
Westside
Joe Fitzwater, 81, died at Norton
today.
Mrs. Ellsworth Wilson who has
been sick for the past two weeks is
still seriously i'll.
Miss Virginia Eib left for Fair
mont Monday where she will attend
school this year.
Mr., and Mrs. C. A. Blakeslee
arrived this evening to visit friends
for few days.
Rev. Hoffman has one more (next)
Sunday to preach in his Church be-
fore going to the Conference.
Walter Morris of Morgantown is
here cutting meat for j. H. Bennett
at the Westside Cash Meat Market.
Mrs. A. H. Noble of Nashville,
Tenn, is here this week visiting her
father, Chas. Odbert at the Luzerne;
she will also visit in Fairmont be-
fore returning home.
Mrs G. A. Isner of Columbus, Ohio
came here last week to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. B. E. Wilmoth, Jr. and be-
fore her return she will visit her bro
Their, Porter Sipe, at Thomas and re-
latives in Buckhannon and Pitts
burgh.
F. E. Thompson and r. o. Hillyard
attending statesmen meeting and
banquet at Clarksburg, Friday ever,
ing, given by the Morris Grocery
Company. They were accompanied
by their wives, and returned home
late Friday night. h
This is the day of family reunions,
and the next thing to follow will be
that each family will be sending its
best in contest with other families.
Instead of having a football team
named in honor of town, it will be
in honor of family, and so on.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Lazarus have
bought property in Baltimore and will
move there about Sept. goth to 25th.
Lena, Ephriam and Goldia will go
with their parents. The business
here will go on as usual with their
three sons in charge. We regret
that they have found it necessary to
so-journ but hope their stay is only
temporary.
]. D. Dent of Olathe, Kansas, is
here the guest of his brother, G. H.
Dent, on Brown Avenue j. D. has
been in several states but thinks
West Virginia is the wonder of them
all so far as beauty and natural
scenery is concerned He was born
in Writ county many years ago but
still holds t. at health, sturdire,s ard
activity so prominent with West Vir-
ginians.
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING

The Annual Stockholders Meeting
of the Tygarts Valley Mineral and
Oil Co., will be held on Sept. "a 1924
at eleven o'clock a. m. at the office
of E. w. Brown, Liberty Bank Build
ing, Pittston, Penna., for the purpose
of electing board of directors and
for the tranaction of such other bus
mess as may come before this meet
ing.
MAX MARCUS
Secretary.
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL STOCK.
HOLDERS MEETING OF PA.
COAL MINING co. OF
WEST VIRGINIA

The annual Stockholders. meeting Of
this corporation will be held at the
office of E. w. Brown Liberty Bank
Building, Pittston, Penna. on Sept "a
1924, at ten o'clock a. m. for the pur-
pose of electing a Board of Directors
for the ensuing year and to ratify TalI
actions of the present officers and d.
rectors, and such other business, as
may legally be brought before this
meeting.
EDORE W.. BROWN
Stshtg-s
w Secretary
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IMPROVED UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL
Sil1aldaySchoel
' Lesson '
(By REV P. B. FITZwATER, DID, Dean
OF the Evening School. Moody Bible In
stitute of Chicago.)
20. 1924 Western Newspaper Union.)
Lesson for September Il
JESUS MAKING A MISSIONARY
TOUR M

LESSON TExT-Mark 1:35-45.
GOLDEN TEXT-Thou canst make
me clean.-Mark $40.
PRIMARY TOPIC-Jesus Healing a
Leper.
JUNIOR TOPIC-Jesus and the Be-
lfeving Leper.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR
Topic esus, the Great Physician.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT
TOPIC-Medical Missions.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1924-09-18
COLUMBUS FINDLEY DIES

Columbus Findley, respected cit
izen of Barker district dies at his
home Tuesday after lingering ill
ness. He is survived by his wife,
several grown-up children. He was
a brother of Page Findley and Ira
Finley nterment mile Wednes-
day in Chenoweth Cemetery
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1924-09-18
Revelation Of the IDEAL

The candor of child, unconscious
Of Its own beauty and seeing God
clear as the daylight, Is the great rev.
elation OF the ideal-Renan.
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COMMITTEE
IN MINE EXPLOSION

35 BODIES IN MINE EXPLOSION
KEMMERER, Wyo., Sept II Rescue
workings of the mine of the KEN
merer Coal Company at Sublet, near
to-day had recovered the bodies of
thirty-fve miners, victims of yester-
days explosion.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1924-09-18

God owns, man possesses and con-
trolls. We are Gods stewards.-Bap-
fist Standard.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1924-09-18

KOONTZ AND RAMSEY REUNION
Reunion at Shockey Grove on
Sugar Creek, Sept. 28th, 1924. All
invited. Bring well filled baskets
with YOU
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