davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-05-19
DlrluIbles We. Asroplanes

1t has been found that dirigibles
are much more effective in fighting
agricultural pests than aeroplanes.
The reasons for, this are that the
dirigibles can carry more freight, and
are more easily managed for low fly
ing.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-20
8 Big Lots

All on sewer and good street. good ele-
walton and spiendii surromdlnss. price
corner lot $3.50, inside, $3.50 each.
OWNER, CIR. 9s2.
NICE grocery store fixtures. scales,
shelving, small stock Of groceries will
sell for $500 and rent building. good
location for butcher shop and fruit stand,
reasonable rent. Ring Pruitt CT. 1893.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-20

FOR sALE-By owner. real home. con-
genient 10 schools. top Prospect Hill;
five rooms, sleeping porch; all modern
conyeniencss; paved street; part cash,
balance liberia. terms. Phone TT. 5334-J.
-FOUR rooms. bath. 5O2 Cooper. corner.
new paper. paint, fine trees, 50xlO0,
$500 Moore cr 1874.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-20
DREXEL AVE. BEAUTY
$4,000, Owners Sacrifice

sig rooms, one glassed-in and break
fast nook. oak floors, brick fireplace.
shadeE and linoleunE go with the house
French doors, lots OF closets and bui't-in
features. beautiful shrubbsry and lawn.
paving Included al this price Call CT
ii7S. sales Dept. Riehey. Casey q Grsgg
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-20
They Are Located in the
400, 500, 600 Block of
KaytOn Avenue
Houses for Sale

I believe when I selected Kayton avenue
for the location to build these homes /
found the place where the average San An
tonian will be glad to live.
Each lot am building on is large, well
located and only one block from the car
line and two blocks from schools, stores, gas
stations, ETC., and the paving is paid for.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-20
Hoefgen Ave.

oaiy ti00 cash down balance s3b
nonthly WIN buy one OF these new five
room bungoioWs on paved street near
scheein. walking distance town. Have
Eas all roums. fouT-piece porcelain
plumbing, beautiful paper, polished
fleors. French doors, bullt-ins, fine neigh
haTAood, sep them today oos-so4-sll
NoffEfn Avenue call owner Mission
t1tt. week days sunday Mission sZs1''
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-20
Highlands

Five room brick bungalow, all modern
owner. Mission lzit-J.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-20
500 Cash

close-in, these beautiful five room
benealovk. neer Brackenridge high and
Hrada school, have gas all rooms. four
piece porcelain plumbing. lights, segers
cement walkk. driveway, garage, fine
street. excellent neighborhood, located
corner DelawaYs and Peach. few blocks
70 the heart Of the city. Prices 1850
are tstEes soc cash. balance SIS month
u unfu paid. CAL owner. Mission 1884.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-20
Highland Park

FTVE-ROOM modern home. 3Sl4 Broad
way. opposite Brtekenridge PARK: real
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-20
Beacon Hill Terrace

$3.50; $500 Down. BALANCE $500
MO%TH
New fOur-room bungalow, has hard
wood flooring In living room, garage.
fence, side walks, concrete terrace with
iron rail around. built-ins. lot soEiSo.
gravel drive 20 garage, for appointment
ring owner. Mr.. Alexander ~ CT. 2lG2,
until noon. have car will be glad 70
show. afternoon ring Woodiawn $685..
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-20
Ny Home

Can you say 81 Your family de-
serves q home. Our one note plan
will enable you 20 buy home With
a small cash payment and balance
monthly Ike reAt. Our new homes
are priced from s3BOO up. and are
located IN almost every section OF
the city. Phone Us for appoint
ment 20 see these homes
Il. c. THORnAS, REALTOR.
1875 T. Travis 81. CT. 3t43.
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Evening star., 1925-10-18
Rambler Mixes Some Philosophy
With the Van Ness Family History
An Early lin
lad Beer Elected

"HE rambles suggest. to. the few
unlucky persons who read
them, comparisons between
L the past and present. A man
believes that the years when
he lived best were the best years. He
believes, or says he does, that the
acre he lives on is the best part Of
earth. and he believes that he is the
best man. Sometimes he is cunning
enough to want to keep the last con-
viction from his friends, because he
knows 1t is good stratagem to seem
humble and to make public confession
that his mind and morals are not the
best.
On the question whether the pres
ent is worse or better than the past
the Rambler gives 1t up. Sometimes
he thinks one way, sometimes the
other. 1t depends on how the pipe
tastes after dinner or how the diges-
ton pill works. 1t is an academic
question.
l do not know why we use "aca.
demfc question" to stand for a ques-
ton to which there Is no answer, and
II there were an answer 1t would not
be important. Academia was the
grove in which Plato taught, and the
academies considered questions and
reached conclusions that were impor-
tant. 1t does not much matter to us
whether the age Of Pericles or the
colonial period Of America was better
than ours. We cannot live when the
Medicis were spending money and we
cannot live when stamp taxes, tea,
Hessians. Tories and Patriots were ex-
citing things. We are committed to
the age of gas, radio. Jazz. movies and
many kinds of bunk, and 1t is up to
us to do the best We can.
The Rambler wonders II there has
Evening star., 1925-10-18

to Washington IN May. 1900. A point
Of interest about John +. Van Ness
IS that he had two brothers of note.
One was Cornelius P. Van Ness. Gov
ernor Of Vermont, friend of Lafayette
and Minister to Spain, and the other
was Judge William P. Van Ness,
eminent as lawyer. of some success
as writer, and who was an intimate
of Washington Irving.
IN Ben: Perley Poore's Political Reg
lister is the following sketch of John
+. Van Ness: John T. Van Ness was
born at Client. y. y, in 1870; received
a classical education: was a student at
Columbia College; studied law. was ad-
mitted to the bar of New York and
practiced; was elected a representative
from New York in the Seventh Con-
gress as a Democrat, and took his
seat December Z, 1901: he was married
in May, 1902, TO Marcia Burnes, the
heiress, of Washington City, and soon
after accepted the commission OF ma
tor Of the uniformed militia of the
District of Columbia. for which the
House of Representatives declared his
seat forfeited January II, 1903. He
then made Washington City his home.
was elected mayor, was president of
the Bank of Metropolis and filled other
local positions He died at Washing
ton City, March I, 1876"
You must have seen what you
thought an error in dates. The second
session of the Seventh Congress met
at Washington November II. 1900.
1 got that date from the proceedings
of the centennial of the establish
ment of the seat of government at
Washington. Ben: Perley Poore says
Van Ness took his seat December
7, 1901. I find III Wilhelmus B.
Bryan's History of the National Cap
ital' this: Although the 18th of No
yember was the date fixed upon for
the meeting of Congress in the new
city, when that day arrived a quor
um of neither house was present. On
the next day the House had a quor-
UNI, but the Senate did not have such
a quota until the 21st. The fol
lowing day the President met both
houses in the Senate chamber and
read his message" John z. Van
Ness was elected mayor Of Washing
ton in 1880, and reelected in 1881,
1882 and 1888. There. was nothing
extraordinary in that. The first
mayor of Washington, Robert Brent,
elected in 1902, served nine consecu-
tive terms Of one year; the third
mayor, James II. Blake, elected 1913.
served four consecutive terms: the
fifth mayor, Samuel n. Smallwood,
served three terms. 1S19-1S21; Roger
c. Weightman served three terms
1S24-1S26: John Gales, jr.. served
three terms 1S27-1S29; Peter Force
served four terms. 1S36-1S39, William
w. Seaton served ten terms, 1S40-
1919; James G. Berret served three
terms, 1S58-1S60: and Richard Wal
ZACH served seven terms, 1S61-1S67.
The National Intelligencer, March
3, 1846, contained the following ac-
count: Died, on Saturday afternoon,
the 7th instant, at half-past six
o'clock, General John P. Van Ness.
in the seventyseventh year of his
age. His funeral will take place at
Evening star., 1925-10-18
JOHN P VAN NESS REPRODUCED FROM AN OIL PORTRAIT

titude on F street than In those
crowds that jammed the AcropoIis at
Athens or the stadium when the
games were on, or in those crowds
that moved among the ways and
parks of Babylon. Are those who
pass along our Avenue more intel
ligent than those who crowded, a
hundred years ago, and those who
still crowd the PiaZZo del Populo. the
Place de lEtoile and Charing Cross?
*
THERE have been gains in physical
sciences and votaries OF those sci
ences know more than their predeces-
sors. Their successors will be more
learned, and a thousand years hence
the great scientists Of today will be
the ancients who had a haZy notion
OF the law and force OF nature" More
persons than ever can read and write.
but what do they read and write?
Through all time there have been in.
telligent men who could not write and
today there are hordes of unintelli.
gent men who write books and papers
More beings go to school than ever
went before. That is due not wholly
to love for learning. but because it
easy living. The school is not a new
thing. There We're schools in cities
Tor whose ruins archeologists dig
There were universities in Europe two
thousand years ago. Schools are more
numerous now and parents are sent to
jail II they do not send their children
to school. No child can escape school
no matter how much he wants to. and
just now the output Of schools finds
employment as doctors, lawyers
clerks. stenographers and secretaries
Business men. unable to spell, find it
a convenience to have a good looking
secretary. who will sometimes take
the trouble to look up a word in the
dictionary. There Is much rough
work to be done in the world, and
already shirt-sleeve workers make
better wages than persons who work
in white collars and lace waists. Boys
Will turn to rough work when they
have to. The stomach is a stern boss
And the boys may build better roads
and sewers for having learned some
algebra and then forgot 1t. The Ram
bier does not know.
This aggression made me forget
that I am under contract with you
to continue the story of Marcia
Burnes and her husband. John p.
Van Ness. Usually husbands are of
no interest, but when a husband has
been dead 70 years he may be of
some Importance. The Rambler has
told you that John p. Van Ness was
a member of Congress, four times
mayor of the city of Washington,
president of the branch bank of the
United States at Washington, one of
the three commissioners to supervise
reconstruction of public buildings
damaged or destroyed by the British
in 1914. and the first president of the
Bank of the Metropolis. now the Ma
tional Metropolitan Bank" His an
cestors were prominent in the col
onies Of New York and Vermont. and
he was a son of Col. Peter Van Ness,
who commanded a battalion of New
Evening star., 1925-10-18

York troops in the Revolution. His
home was named Lindenwald. near
kinderhook, below Albany, and there
Washington Irving wrote most of the
'knickerbocker History Of New
York"
The son of Col. Peter Van Ness
John Peter Van Ness-was schooled
and colleged appropriately to his So
cial state, took an interest in politics
and was elected to the Seventh Con
gress. 1t was the second session Of
that Congress, which met at Washing
ton, November II, 1900. That was
the first meeting of Congress in Wash
ington. The offices of the Govern
ment We're moved from Philadelphia
Evening star., 1925-10-18

been an up-change in the intelligence
of men in three or four thousand
years or more. Something warns me
that there is danger in that observa
tion. 1t may offend some men who
know that all useful knowledge has
been gained between-let us say, 1896
1925-that nothing much happened in
the centuries behind us. and that all
knowledge having been gathered,
there is little for the coming centuries
to do except make some minor i'm
provements that static will not inter
fere with reception and that carbon
will not form in the cylinders. The
Rambler wonders whether there Is
more or less intelligence in the null