davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-07
nOE3g MACHA " aNu.

B Hblo IlopE ToIbRo qTo npH6bI1
H3 0Marl noe3J C MacIOM II c an-
UaMI Ha 100000 GoI1apoB. 9TOT
uoeaI BBexaI n3 0MarH l HOa6pa.
ly6epHaTop He6pacEu, A. MaE My
.IIeH H0cIaI c HILL OC06Oe MicbMo
L M9py 7. HbIo HopEa. Ha HOl3Ie
6uIa oco6aa HaIHuCb: "9T0T no.
e3I Be8eT 100000 4OI. 3aBTpaE T.
Hbp IIOpEy OF He6pacEH, cOcTaBIcH
HHii H3 MaC.Ia, hill II HTHqBeT0 Nh
Ca.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-07
qAnMAH 6y4ET KASHEH.

b%pH4wHOp1, RoHH. BaHJHr Ia
pail qauMaH, y6HBmHi %uoInTeic-
Roro oyer EaaHeH B RoHHe IeRa6-
pa B TapTbopIe. 4aHMaH upOcHl
BHculuii CYL nepecMoTpeTb ero 1elo.
Cyl b oroii upocb6c YaHMaHy oTEa-
saI II TeHepB Bee HaIe$IH 0aHIH-
Ia ncqe3an. PemeHHe Cy4a HaTIuCa-
Ho b Eo.IHTecTBo 1000 cIOB. Cy1
He HaIeI HHEaRHX OHMI60H B Pc
meHHH HpeIBTIymero CyIa.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-07
BErCTBO KCEH30B VS. uJTATA
TO6ACK0.

MeRcNRo CHTH. EHHcROn rHMc-
Ro-Ra1OIHqecEoH cIIapxIii ,lIaa Il
bee HpHxOICElIe EceHI3H, 3 3HaE;
upoTecTa HpoTIIB npoBe1eHHoTo /
utTaTe Ta6acE0 3aH0Ha 90 00a3a-
Te.TbHocTHaReHHTb6H g.Ia %cBalIeHHo'
cIySIITe.Ieii, OcTaBn.Iu HpeIeIH aToT0
m1aTa Il Hpu6HLIH B MeRcHRO CH1H.
B EaToIHqecEHz xpaMax mTa1a Ia
6acEo 6OrOcIyTeHHa TeHepb he CO.
BepnaloTCa.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-07
HA 9ABPNqHOE NCCAE40BA'
HIVE rs MNlHNOHOB.

BAIIIIlHITOH. AMepHRaHCRaa To
prOBaa IIaIaTa e&eroIHO pacXOIyeT
no 100000 gol,IapoB Ia HccIe~
gOBaHHe aMepHEaacEHx Qa0pnE IL
3aBOgOB. B pe3yIbTaTe coxpaHHTcA
6OIee HaTH-cOT MHIIHOHOB IOIIa-
pOB, B HHIyCTpHH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-07
PA HAyqHblx NERuNN.

TIporpeccHDHoe 3eMIaqecTBo 4
6~IH%aiimeM 6yIymeM yc1paHBaeT &c
pho .1eRuuii no p3HBIM OIpacIM Ha
VIII. IIo Bceii BepOarHocTH HepBHe
qeIHpe .:IeE1uu HpoqTer II. HHpBa-
Ha Ha IoBoIbHo HHrepecHHe TeMM:
'Teopug epo1pIHH Y. IapBHHa''
% oMolozeHNH Il TpyrHe, Hcgpoo-
HocTu o .IeRIIHax 6yIyT coo6weHo
.CBoeBpeMeIIHo B nPaetpeyes'.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-07
OTKPbITNE "BEPWNHbI HAM

IIaBa 0IHOii H3 9%EcHeIHIJHli LIN
Hc9IeIOBaHEH lCppHIonHH .lynala-
HB, 3e6yIoH IIaiB, oTEpHI B no
IOpaIO TOpHyD BepmHHy, HaHMeHo-
BaHHyp B eTo qecTB "IIaiiRc IInE"'
("BepmHHa IIaiEa"). 9TO oIHH HIS
IHBOIlHcHeliHIHx yrIOB AMepHEH, c
BepnIHHH, IocTHTapmei 14.108 Qy-
lob HaI posHeM oEeaHa, oTEpHBa-
erca BetlrqecrBeHHHtt BIZ Ha nepe-
pe3aHHEe xoIMaAH, O3epaMH II pc
EaMIf o6mHpHue IoIHHH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-07

4eT TaKWe MCnoAb3oBaHo ana
HaCTynneHNa Ha xo3aeB C 9e-
AbN AoCTnNeHna CBoNx ueHeH
AArANHCKaa 6yp&yaSnHaa ne
qaTb oqeHb BC1peBoReHa COG
TcaBMMMCa o6'eGNHeHNeM NHN
oHoB N T0BoDNT o Bo3MoRHo-
CTn reHepaHbHoA aa6aCTosRN,
KoT0pa1 M0WeT 3aR0HqHTbCa
peBonD4MeA B AHrAnN.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-07
BblHNH N CLINT.

A%ePseH CHTH, H. DIX. 65 IeT
nuii pa6OuHii llaTpHE .l9M6 TpH IHa
TONY Ha3aI BBtHuI caMOToHa II sac
HyI. hOrIa mOIHDeiicEHii BIe3 qe-
pes EpHmy B Gro EOMHaTy II cTaI
6y1Hrb eTo, TO cTapuE npocHyIca
II cRaaa.I: "a JoITeH HTIH TOTO
coBaTb" II cHoBa 3acHy.I.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-07
nPA31HoBAHNE CTOAETNE IKE
AE3HbIX g0P0r B P0CCNN.

MOcRBa. 1eHB HpaaIHOBaIIIa cTo-
IeTHa cylUeCTBOBaHHa T%e.ae3HbTX 10
pOr HaMeqeH B PocenH Ia 16 no
a6pa CT. Tar EaE R0MllCCapHaT
uyTeH coo6weHIa he yemen HpET0-
TOBHTbca Il npaa4HOBaHHD q ceH-
Ta6pa, EOrIa 3TOr 9eHB 6H.1 oTMeqeH
B 3a1aIHoI EDpoHe.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-07
nPouECC 4EM0HCTPAHToB
1914 T0gA. &

6earpa9, ToIbEo cnycTa II 'Ie1
CapaeBcEHii oHpy;EHHli Cyl npHcTy-
lIuI II cIynaHuN IeI TEX It'll, 10
7opBe yTacTBoBaIlI b a%HTlI-cep0c-
INK IeMoHcTpaguax b 1911 ROXY,
j ,CapaeBO. BoabmnHcTBo IeMoHcT-
paHToB - MycylBMaHe. OHH o6BH-
HdNTca B HacHIHaX HaI cep0aMH II
L pa3rpOMe Tx t;BapTlIp II MaTa3u-
HOB.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-07
RPEMbEP VI !%lAPHAMEHT.

0T1aBa. IIpeMreD EuHT HclyTHl
la HpOHIHX BbI0opaX NellbilnHcT-
30 II OH I0.I;ieH TMTJH L OcTaB;y.
hHHr peTHIiI HI2Ih iidplaNtHr II
HepeIaTb Ie.lO Ha Gro peGEeHnC. lilo
Bceh B%epoaTHOcTII, TeIIepemEeMy MI
HHcTCpcTBy llpEIeTca BHiiTH L oTc-
TaBI;y.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-07
oaHuM BbICTPEAOM ABA SAW

LA.
B B~ocKpeceHbe, 81 oKTa6pa, B
u%oMenIeHHH IIporpeccHBHorO 3eM1a-
qecTBa B TeIeHHH HecRQIbHHX NH
Hyr 6HlH paaHrpaHH TpH roma
'Eypc TOcyIapcTBeHHoi Haydn" s.
H. Y%HqepHH. BHpyqeHHHe IenbrIl
B cyMMe'$ 1915 nepeclaHH R Pa
ccBe1'', a EHuru qleHoM IIpoIpeccuB-
moro 3eM1aqecTBa Ho&epIBoBaHB Z
6u0IHoTeEy 3eMIaqeCTEa, II "Pac-
cBeIy 'HoMoT.IH II 6H0IHoTeEy no
nOIHHIH TpeMa ToNaMII.l
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-07
KEHWHHA - HlEH nAP1A-
MEHTA,

BeNAHHrTOH, HOBaa 3eAaH1Ra,
Mice BelBnI.l TpeH aBIaeTca Iep-
Bof XeHHInHOH B oToIt cTpaHe 3
EagecTBe TleHa HapIaMeHTa. IIpa-
BIlTeIbcTBeHHaa HapTIa oIepaiala
HaI OcTa,lbHHMH. Pa60qHe HOIyqlI-
III T0IbKO - Meet B HapIaMeHTe.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-07
YEPHOCOTEHubI nP0TNB
~NHOCTPAHuEB.

Hbp NopE. IIa co6paHIIlI
aMepIIKaHcKIIX HaTpIioToB Hpli
.Hara pe3o.1puHa, TpeoyplIIaa
aaEpbIrlIa uHocrpaHIloH paul
Ka.1bHoii neTaTII II ckopeHIITc-
70 HpoBoIoHlId 3aEoIla 0 peril
cTpalIIH II nacuopTax LII HHo-
cTpaHIIeB.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-07
C H E r.

6eArpa4. Coo6WapT H3 TepUero-
DHHH, ITO TAN BBIIIaI 00IbII0H
cHer II D o%EreeTHOcTax IepeBeHb 10
aBn.lHcb Grail BOIRoB. B MOCTapc-
Rom oRpyre 6H,1H 6oIbuIue :lfBHH,
BcIeIcTBne zero HepeTBa %BHcTyHH-
ia H3 0eperoB.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-07
NICK K ~Ty6EPHATOPy.

CnpgHr@HAb4, Vim. lllTaTHoe IA
3EaTeHcTBO HpeI'aBrlo Il ry6epHa-
TOpy CMOI.Iy ncR B MHIlHOH 4OI-
,1apoB. HaE TOIbEo co6epeTca mTa-
THAI IerncIaTypa oyer noIHaT Bo-
HpOc 90 ycTpaHeHuH Ty6epHaTOpa
OF 3aHHMaeMOi HIM I0IHH0cTH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-07
VS. rNPbMbl 8 60qKy A N3
6OqRN OnaTb B TNPbMy.

BapmaBa. HeCTo1bEO IHetl TONY
Ha3aJ C%eHcanueit IHa D BapnaDe
OBI cMe1Mi nO0er no TlOpbMM b
aIIIIE OF cHrap. 1IpecTyHmIE C1pa-
ulReBHV, CHIeBmnii b TDpbMc HeOI-
nOEpaTHO, 6HI apeCTOBaHlILn ga
HpaRy B EOCTe.1e CD. BOHI0agITa,
pa6OTaI b TDpeMHOii MacTepcEOn,
RE H3TOTOBIaIHcb HIIIIEII IlH Gu
rap TOcyIapcTBeHHOli Ta6aqHOil MO-
"HOuOIHei. IIO 0EHqaIIHlI pa60TM OH
cHpGTaIca b ONION l3 GIInH0B II Oe-
Ga.I II3 Hero DO BpeMH IIepeBO3RH
m1WTOB Ia Pa6pHEy. OIHaEo IOI-
roe BpeMa Ha cBo60Ie envy Hpo0hITb
ne yIaIOcb, Tar EaH OH cH0Ba no
IIBTraICa COBepHInTb IpaIy, ITO OLlI
apecTOBaH II %B0IBOpeH Ia IIpea;le
NEGRO B TDpbMy.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-07
6EPHAP4 m0y H0PyqNACH
ga R0MMyHNCTA.

.I0HJ0H. HaBecTuHt aHTlHGc-
EHit IpaMaTypr BepHapI Hoy II
rpaPHIla BapBuI, HpHcyTcTBoBaB-
IIHe la HpOuecce EOMMyTHcTOR, 90
DHHaeMuX b anTHnpaBHTelbcTBeiI-
HOii HpOHaTaHJe, BHec,IH 9a,TOTH 3a
HeCKO1bHuX O0BTHaeMMX.
kOMMyHlIcTOB f3anIllLIaOT lI3Bc-
cTIHe aJDOIaT!d-.la00pIlTH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-07
soAoTo rs MoPcRon BogbI.

04ecca. IIpo9eccOp TaIMyI 1880
pei CnOco6 IO6BTBaTB 3O.I0TO H3 MO
pcEofi BOIH. liza BHHOIHeHHa cBoe
10 H%3O6peTeHHa OH HOIyqHI OF npa
BnTeIbcTBa Bee IeHbrH II MaTepHa-
.IM, TaIMyI HOIyqHI qeTBIpe MulH-
TpaMMa 3O.IOTa H3 IByX T0HH Mop
cIOd BOIBI.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-07

6epAHH. B .IpomIoM HIo,1e COB
npaBHTe.1bcTDO cMepTHyD Ia3Ilb
Tpe:t NEWMAN 3ar0B0puuIHaM Ha 10
MHccap0B 3aMeIIHlo TDpeMIIHN
aaElpgeHneM. T0-ae canoe cIe1aIO
II upamIrelBeTBo TcpMaHHli no OF
n0uIeIIlH0 Il TpeM 6O1bIncpIIl;aM.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-07
K nOAnNCqNRAM.

loBo4NM 10 CBe4eHHa BECK rex
no9nAcqHRoB, EoTopblM 6bINA pa3oc-
AaHb nNcbMa O6 n%cTeqeHAH cpoRa
noSnNcRN, q1o c cHyqae He Bo3oo-
AosaeHna raRoBoh 40 IS noa6pa,
eBIcblnSa rasaTbl 6y4e7 npAncTahos-
TeHa.
CehpeTapb
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-07
nPHE34 HAAEPEBCRorO.

HbN NopR. Cola npH6HI IiaBe-
cTHHii noIbcEnii HHamicT HrHaTHIf
IIaIepeBcRuti, EoTopoMy no,IaKu yc-
TpoHIH Top%ecTBeHHyp BcTpeqy, LA
4epeBcEnli 3aaBHI, ITO "cepITeM OH
BceTIa c aMepHIaHcEIIMH HOIaRaMH"
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-07
O6MEHaNNCb nPNTOBOPAMN.

9THM HpecTyTIHHEaN CMepTHaa Rabbi
6b1a 3aMelleHa TIopeMHHM 3aEID-
qeHneM. B YIc.le H~OcIe1ulIx nMeeT-
ca AIeEcaHIp CEO6IeBcEuli.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-07
n 0 A NJ " {
EmbTE, nEnTE " BECEHNTscb


Hbp NOpE, IoKTop Il. BHlHoli,
3HaTOE cep1IIa, B cBoeii peTlI npe4
oIHHM BIy6OM CRa3aI: Cubic, Hell
re II &eHlITecb, ecIH 5eIaeTe n3-
6e;EarB cepgeqHBx 6oIeaHeti. ETIb-
re TolBBO xOpomyo Huuuy. 0cTaB-
IafTe BaIIu Iela B IayHTaHe, 70
TIa B03BpamaeTHCb IoMOil BeqepoM,
HrpaifTe Ha BOIIyXe pas B ileIeIn,
0yITc paIoCTHbIMli, a lie TpyCIHTe,
nMeiiTe peTyIapnbii OTIHX''. Al
EOT0.IB H%pHIIIHaeT He3HaqHIe'1bHblc
TornF"eUna CepIUy.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-07
PAS BE no OCTN
KHNMAT no SAKA3y.

HoHaoH. HaBecTHM1 aHr.lHiicEHl
yqeHHi npo4eccop 10y npe8tRaaH-
Baer, ITO D HeIaIeRoM 6yIyHIeA
OVER Bo3Moa;Ho HocbIlaTb HpH no
MouH patIio TeIIIOBHe .lyVH Ia ia
leEoe paccroaHle II TEN cyuIecTBeH-
HO H3MeHaTb E,IHMaT X0lOIHHX
cTpaH.
CyIa 10 HeEoTopBM !aa6opaTop-
HIM OuH1aM upobeccop Toy cTolIr
ia nyTH II oIoMy BelnioMy H3oope-
TeHlIN.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-07
PyCCK0N K0I0HNN B M0H-
TPEAAE.

COp3 P~ocCHacKHx T%pyReHHBRoB
yCTpaHBaeT ape AeEUHH:
I. B cY66oTY, 7 Hoa0pH, B 8
qaCoB Beqepa Ia TeMy "%9EoHoShqe-
CKOe u npOCBeThTeAbHOe noAOweHhe
pyCCBON R%OAOHHh''.
2 B BocHpeceHbe, Q HoH6pa, 8
2 qaCa Aha Ha TeMy; "PeHhrHa",
NEGRO AeH6Op TeMUI Tom, 3O3
CeH4oMHHHE YA. AeBTop NBaH 0Ky-
HuOB H3 Hbp NOpRa,
BxoG 6eCnAaTHbIE, HpHrAamapT.
ca bee pYcCRne MoHTpeaAbIbl.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-07
6E3pAb01NuB n 3A5AC1OBM B nONbME.

HpaBOTO HpBIIa, D TO BpeMa RaR CO.
Tua,I-IeMOEpaTH Il Ha1HOHaIbHble
c%OuHalHCTBI cTpeMaTca cOXpaHHrb
HMnemHee noIOTeHnc. He MeIee
xa~paETepHHM aBIaeTCa II TO, qTo
10 cTaTIIcTHTecEuM IaHHBM ia no
IbcEOit TeppHT0pnn ga nocIeIHlill
roI OHIO 915 3a6acTOBOR. Bcero
6acTOBaIO 563.135 clyIaHJHx. He
yIaunmx 3a6acTOBoE 6BIIO 32%.
Hp0HyrIerHBIX 10 c1yIaO 2a0acTO-
rEn pa6oqIx gret OHIO G1@ Mill
,lHOHOB.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-07
EkE MHorO 2RE3l?

Hapnw, Hpopeccop HopJNaH,
sHaToI acTpoHoMHlF~ HacTIrTbIBaer
IS MA4IHap4oB aBea4.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-07
CTOPEAH lBA nbaHblX We
lOBERA.

BamNHr1oH, H. AK, Crope,1o IBa
qe.1oBeRa ToHIepMaH II llpaic. Goa
0HlI nbafIcTB0BaIH 10 n03IHeH HOLM
II Ho1;ap 3acTHr HX i 0~ecqyBcTBell-
HON C0cT0aHltB.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-07
pAANO KOR4EPT N3 "wCO5GTBEHHOn TNOTKN'.

|pa60THTlGOB, a cEpBHaq TyT Ic III
par.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-07
nOAET B NKHyN AN EPNKy.

BapueAOHa, (lleHaHna). llTaIba-
HcEHe IeTVHII 30 T.IaBe c ha3aTpa-
HJe BH.IeTe.lH n3 IeHyH II Tpl6H.IH
cpJa. Ohm HaupaBIaIoTca B Bye
HOG Aapec.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-07

rPAbNTEAM 6EpyT $4,000 4on.
BaH4eppH&I, Tia. fIpa Boop}IaH-
HMX qelOBeIa IHeM HaIaIii ia pa
3HocqHHa. 0aHRa Il 0THaIA OF nero
$4,000 4oI, BaHIHTH eEnWlEcb.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-07
MEHbIuEHNE
HAnOTA.

BAIIIIIHTTOH. KeMHccna
EoHTpecca o4o6pH.1a n,1aRR VMe
HbIIIeHHa 1Io1oXOIHOrOs HALO
"a. Or H.1aTe1a IpeIu0Io1e-
HO ocB00OILITb BECK Jill X0-
IocTBIx, roIoBoii 3apa0oTaR
EoTopblX He HpeBblIIIaeT l.oOO
IO.1. II IeHaTBlX, I0XOI ROTO-
pix he HpeBblIIIaeT $500
Io.I. Ha,IoTOBoe 6peMa oyer
cEIaTo II C 1pyTTIX pa3pa1oB
Observation-Disclosures. b 90
nIeM npe1no.1araeTca yMeHb-
ITIeHHe Ha,IOra Ha 100000
900 IO.I. B r0IH KOcHeTca OHIO
oRo.Io 100000 Ha.IOrOI1.1a-
Te.IbIIIHR0B.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-07
y lAMCKNX nOPIHbIX.

HbD NopE. B noHeIe.IBIIlIR,
Gro Hoa0pa cocTolrTca Macco-
Doe co6paIlHe q.lenoB PycGEo-
llo.IbcRor0 OTIe,1a LII HoMII
HaIIIIIi EaHIElJaTa B HpaB.IeHIIe
PyccEO-lIoIbcKorn 0TJeIa. By
IyT HOMIIpOBaIiB RaHIIIJaTbI
Ha H1aTHyW IoIxHOcTb ceRpe
Tapa OTIe.Ia, B HpeIceIaTeIu
OTIe.Ia, BII1e-npeIce1aTe.1II
OTIe.1a, npoTOR0,1bHbIe .ceEpe
TapH, Ie.IeraTH b 1&ofiHT
BopI, Ie.1craTB b IoHa.1B 2-if
II Boil Ie.leraT B 9oHG Homo
IHIi ,ToRa.la 35-ro II, b HcHo.1-
HIrTeaBIIBif koMIFreT.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-07
B 4NNA4E1b4NN.
BOCRPECHbIE KOnuEPTbI.

00mecTBo ,nMeHH BeTXoBeHa Ia
CT paJ HOHIepT0B II B%OcEpeceHBIM
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MapTa B "AEa1eMHH OBJ My3HE" BH
CTyTIaT BceMHpHo n3BecTHHe april
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INA 9IBMaH-cEpBHaq, 0lbra Ca
MapOBa-HHaHHcTEa.
IocTyn Ia EoH1epT oyer IAN TO
.7bR0 VIeHaM O6IUecTBa nMeHH BEL
xoBeHa. YleHcRHe B3HocM 500 Io1.
B ToJ.
PyCCKNE "gHnN0MATbl",
IIoI TaEHM %3aToloBHoM Ta8eTa
"BNIIcTeHb" noMecTH.1a cTaTbp,
no yEa3HBaeTCa, qTO B MocHBe
0TEpHIacb mEola peBo,1DHnH B 10
Top0If o6yTaDT HpeIcTaBIreIen pa
aHBX HanHOHaIbHOcTeI = EoMMyHH-
HI3Ma-0OIbmeBHgRoMy nIHoTHaMy
ana" MaaEeBcEHG. CIenuM yqaT
tIermeB, a III MyxHg THE cH!Hym-
Ky, Hoa 1y6HHymEy. sEocH aSRypa1-
no: noIaTH H NORTH. Ire CHA TAN
II HpaB0.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-07
HA 6MPWE nPOAAH0 2,849.
100 ARUNN.

Hbp NOpR. B HpOHllyW cpe1y IA
llbIo-HopcEOii 6HpIe 6mIo npo1aHo
2.S49. 100 aEIHi.
Evening star., 1925-09-20

cred with crystals and gold beads, and
Mrs. Meta Marsh, mother OF the
bridegroom, was in rose Seorgette
creme embroidered in crystals. Miss
Alice de Barre Price, younger sister
of the bride, wore a frock OF flesh
shaded georgette crepe.
Among the out t-of.town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis W; Harris and
Miss Virginia Pottle of Washington.
After the reception which followed
the ceremony Mr.. Marsh and his
bride left for a wS1ding trip, follow
ing which they will make their home
at Staunton, Va.
The brides father was formerly
chief assistant to the director gen.
eral Of railroads, William G. McAdoo,
and during the war was publicity
manager Of the second liberty loan
drive.
Richmond family and Is a graduate
of the Staunton Military Academy.
Mrs. Marsh graduated in the 1928 class
of the Colonial School Of Washington.
Miss Isabelle Gaunt, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Gaunt OF
Boyce, Clarke County, Va, was mar
ried to Mr.. J. Arthur Deyerle. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James ID. Deyerle OF
Roanoke, va, In the MetnOul5t EpiS-
copal Church South at Boyce. Va, at
8 o'clock Wednesday evening. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. DR..
H. NJ. Canter, presiding elder of VIM
chester district, assisted by the pastor,
Rev. w. j. Winton.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father. Her wedding gown was
Of heavy white satin embroidered in
rhinestones, and her veil OF tulle was
held by coronet OF pearls. She car
ried a shower bouquet Of bride roses
and lilies Of the valley. Miss Corinne
Deyerle Of Roanoke, sister of the
bridegroom, was maid of honor and
the bridesmaids were Miss Louise
Kirkwood of Roanoke and Miss Retha
Gaunt and Miss Audrey Fritts of
Clarke County. Teresa Humston Levi
was flower girl.
Mr.. Frank Forsythe, jr., Of Front
Royal. Va, acted as best man and
the ushers were Mr.. Matte Humston.
Mr.. Ralph Bell and Mr.. Frank Hum
ston of Clarke. The wedding music
was rendered by Mrs. Orville Bowen.
pianist. and Miss Louise Shelton. vio-
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They wore frocks Of georgette crepe.
Miss Boyer in blue and Miss Baur In
pink Their hats were Of tulle to
match their frocks, and they carried
Columbia roses and blue delphinium.
Mr.. w. Clinton Allard, jr., was best
man. and the ushers were Mr.. G..
Wilfrid Pryor, Mr.. Raymond Reed,
Mr.. William J. Kerlin and Mr.. Horace
Mccoy.
Mrs. Ellis, mother of the bride, wore
a gown Of powder blue princess crepe.
with a black hat trimmed in blue
and silver rose.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry Dawson Mitchell
of Ocean Grove. N. j.: Mr.. and Mrs.
H. C. Burrell and Mr.. and Mrs. D. A.
Mcintosh of Kokomo, Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. James left after the
reception In the church parlors for
wedding trip to- Atlantic City, the
latter wearing an ensemble suit OF
jade green silk crepe. a hat to match
and a stone marten fur neckpfece.
They Will be at home after October 1
at Clifton Terrace East.
The marriage Of Miss Gertrude
Martha Rich, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Rich of Kansas City, Mo-, to
Mr.. Samuel A. Lazorow, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Lazorow of this city.
took place September 9 in Kansas
City at the home of the bride. Rev.
Mr.. Cohen and Rev. Mr.. Braver Off
ciating. The house was decorated
with palms and ferns, and a reception
followed Immediately after the cere-
mony. Miss Ethel Levy played the
wedding music, and Miss Celia Krie-
ger sang several selections.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father, and wore a gown of
bridal satin trimmed in rose point
lace. and her veil of rose point was
arranged In cap effect with orange
blossoms. She carried a shower bou-
Quet Of bride roses and lilies of the
valley.
Mrs. Michael Clepatch was matron
of honor. She wore a gown Of orchid
georgette crepe trimmed with crys.
tai beads and carried tea roses.
Miss Lillian Rich. sister. of the
bride, was maid Of honor and wore
a gown Of orchid chiffon trimmed in
rhinestones and carried yellow roses
The bridesmaids were Miss Fannye
Lazorow, who wore a gown Of blue
crepe de chine trimmed with pearls
and lace, and Miss Sara Moss, who
was in coral georgette beaded with
crystal beads. They both carried
pink roses. Miss Josephine Rich,
sister Of the bride, was flower girl
and wore frock of peach color
georgette over pink satin.
Mr.. Samuel Feldman Of Washing.
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popular IN the younger social set OF
Washington and the wedding al
Staunton was attended by several o1
her friends from the city.
The wedding, September 10. was
particularly interesting in that 1t was
staged at the country home of Miss
Prices mother, who was Miss Ger
trude Fulton and who married on the
same spot years ago. The estate has
been In the Fulton family for five
generations.
pastor Of Mt. Horch Church, Rev
Cochran Preston. The decorations OF
palms, ferns and white blossoms
about the altar and chancel were
made more beautiful and impressive
by the cathedral tapers of white.
Preceding the ceremony DIR. c.. d.
Underwood rendered several selec-
tions. including "Oh Promise Me"
AT Dawning." and II Love You
Truly"
The bride was given in marriage by
her father. and wore a gown Of ivory
satin trimmed In seed pearls. with a
court train Of white satin edged with
tulle. The veil. which completely
covered the costume, was held by a
coronet of duchess lace and orange
blossoms, and she carried a shower
bouquet Of brides roses and lilies OF
the valley.
Miss Gertrude Fulton Price, sister
Of the bride, was the maid of honor.
wearing a gown of French blue
georgette crepe over pink satin, with
a picture hat of French blue velvet
and carrying a bouquet of pink rose
buds and blue delphinium.
Mrs. Givens Fulton, aunt of the
bride, was matron Of honor and the
bridesmaids were Miss Virginia Grant
Harris. Miss Ellen Stuart, Miss Olga
Mohler Fulton and Miss Margaret
Lovelace. They wore frocks of rose
bud pink georgette crepe over satin of
the same shade, picture hats Of pink
velvet trimmed with French blue, and
carried butterfly roses and blue del.
phinium.
Mr. Kenneth Reed of York. Pa, was
best man, and the ushers were Mr..
George Tullige, Mr.. j. Hilton Roane
Mr.. Brice Livy and Mr.. Richard
Paulette.
Mrs. Price. mother Of the bride.
wore a gown Of white crepe embroid.
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ton was best man, and the ushers
were Mr.. Myer NJ. Rich and Mr.. Isa-
dore Rich. brothers Of the bride.
Mrs. Rich. mother of the bride.
wore gown of gray georgette with
a corsage bouquet Of orchids.
Among the out-of-town guests was
Miss Pauline Walden of Moberly, Mo.
Following the ceremony, Mr.. Lazo-
row and his bride left for a wedding
trip, the latter wearing a gown Of
black satin.back crepe trimmed in
silver. with a picture hat of black
velvet. They will be at home after
October / at 1349 Taylor street, Wash
ington.
Miss Helen Margaret Douglas Pa
get, daughter of the assistant director
of the United States Botanic Garden
and Mrs. Wilmer j. Paget. and Mr..
Karl Alexander Stadler We're married
September 9 at o'clock in the eve
ming at the Memorial Brethren
Church, Rev. Charles L. Fultz. pastor
of the church, officiating. The church
was decorated with cut flowers and
palms, and at the home of the bride,
where a reception was held following
the ceremony, quantities Of Autumn
flowers were used. Miss Mildred
Smith sang several selections preced.
ing the ceremony.
The. bride was given in marriage
by her father, and wore a gown of
white georgette crepe trimmed in
pearls. and her veil of lace was held
in place with a wreath of orange
blossoms. She carried a shower bou-
quet Of white roses and lilies of the
valley.
Miss Margaret A. Herbert was maid
of honor and wore a gown of green
chiffon with a picture hat to match,
and carried bouquet of pink roses.
Mr.. Carl H Stadler of Altoona, Pa,
was best man. and Mr.. George
Greavy and Mr.. Paytes were ushers.
After the reception. Mr.. Stadler and
his bride left for a motor tour through
the North.
Announcement is made of the mar
riage in Staunton, Va. of Miss Eliza
beth Price. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar A. Price. 1S41 Lamont street,
tlis city, to Mr.. Burrell Hyde Marsh,
jr., formerly Of Richmond and now
located at Staunton. Miss Price was
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linist. and a solo was sung by Mrs.
Wright.
Out-of.town guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. hewitt Shacklett. Washington.
The young couple left on q motoring
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trip through New England and Can
ADA, and will be at home after October
at Wilkes Barre. Pa. where Mr..
Deyerle is engaged in business.
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Finding that beating of live stock
was reducing the weight Of the stocfs
Irish herdsmen are using goads that
are slightly charged with electricity.
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Future Of Washington Suburban
Property Assured
By RUBY LEE MINAR,
Owner and Developer of Lee Heights.

property always has been attractive to the person VINO
from the congeed sections of the city 1t
always has been attractive the of thrifty mind whose
idea home growing progressive community where ne
stood of getting than he paid Tor MS
home if he cared to sell a few years later =,
suburban life has been most pronounced for the last
steadily transpora-
facilities perfected good roads been con-
automobile has become almost universal
The advantages and OF SUBURBAN lie nave
never been so great as right now -,
suburbanes of twenty pioneers and
the the congested and the of the CITY,
they willing for in certain convennces They
they not always have all city comforts
Today with modern transportation sysembus lines and electric
in the morning quickly
comfortably the suburbs formerly they could from only
The trend to that
frequently been the topic Of by such writers
we'll situated suburban
poses well for the residential advantages the
The points bear in mind that the
preferably growing city, that it
path of natural development that should be
easily accessible by of good roads and
If fine elevation and view, fine homes already
large splendid residential community much the better;
Being the of the National Washington and it's
Washington is not dependent for its
Pr business through the country may be good or bad but
putting into effect involving many
in tie population of Washington Washington increase its
adverse conditions it probably will experience then
wholly reasonable to expect much rapid growth when the
continue normal expansion commensurate with the growth of the
nation and With the world Of the United States
the attention present from homeseeke investors and
Arlington COUNTY began during the war when Washnoton was
forced to expand and when wenigh impossible to obtain
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anything to rent or buy District of Columbia at prices that
felt they could afford BY the Time tg
number of modern subdivisions deveopmenCs @
been undertaken becoming known as an
tractiye and mode residential community
Arlington county possibilities suburb OF tne
Capital The to work on good roads,
find delightful drlve
than sixteen miles between Washington and historic
Falls Church the Lee Highway FROM
Lee Heights Va Fairfax the road smooth new concrete
construction. One also south from FaaX
to Alexandria fine highway returning to washington
the Mount Vernon boulevard.
The rapid growth Arlington county for the seven OF
sufficient in themselves to point to this section as desirable
residential field for profitable real estate
momentous projects
of which completed that have accelerated the
Virginia of the Potomac
bridge opened to traffic Jan
uary Arlington Memorial Bridge which
magnificent structure of the mpos
world Preliminary work
this bridge.
These great bridges will Arlington county what the
Brooklyn in it's development, and what
great public improvements the communities
benefited.
growing city, and hold
it, probably good anywhere in the United States But nowhere
better than right here in Washington the capital of the
nation where realty values practically unaffected by general
conditions and where the public the Govern
with its is undertaking for the District
inevitably working also for the benefit of the cty suburban
sections.