davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-17

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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-17
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-17
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-17

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TIL Ha Is 4oIIapOB, A qacoBoH pa
6oqeii HeIe.Ie II yBeIuqeHHon HIare
ga cBepXypoqHoe pa6oqee BpeMa.
3a6acToBEa %HpoTeEaeT ycHeTIHo-
B nepBBIil Ie geHb ocTaBH.W paoo-
Ty RoMaHIH 30 HapoXogoB. IlpHcTa
Hi nnReTHpypTca aa6acTOBHIHEaMH
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-17

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III HpoEypop PyIHHIRHii H3 BapnIa
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70 aIBoEaTH lllypIeif II HeI8eIbc-
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pa, TenyTaToB Ko3HTRoTO, CTpoHcEo
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hob c cBOeii cTOpOHH npOcHI 0 BBI
3oBe B CYL B HaqecTBe %cBH4eTeIeI
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-17
BOAqbE UAPCTBo B POCCNN

BOIRH II IpyTHe IHRHe 3BepH 0y
EBa,IbHO 3aeIaDT POccHD. RaE Hs
BecTH0, COBHpaBHTeJbcTBO OTHaI0 Ply
Tba y %HaceIeHHa. II THTe.IH He MO
TyT OXOTHTBca Ha 3Bepef. OcO6eH-
HO MHOTO BO.IROB 30 BCeX Ty6epHH-
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-17

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Ha HoMomB Hy6IHRa, HOMOrIa IoE-
TOpy O4OIeTb CB0eT0 %IpOTIBHHRa, 10
TOpOTO HOIHHHa %apecToBaIa. Ilepe
HyTaHHBm 40RT0p-cTapHH cIer B
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-17
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.IIITTI PAR, ApE. - Be3pyRHil
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6HIa c8elaHa Ha 6OHIax Ha CyMMy
B 650.O00 4oII. 9TH 6oHIH HpoTa
DTca gIa HocTpOiiEH mTaTHOTo yHII
BepcHIeIa.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-17
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HKN.

TpyH y6nToro AeoHapga Ha6aHb3a
MHpoBaH IL HoMemeH B HoIBaIe 300
.H|orIqecRoro cara. "3H3H" HoRoH1
CT Ha IOEe H3 IBeToB, npHHocHMbIX
B ns00HmH ceHTHMeHTa.IbHBIMIl
napHIaHRaMH. A4MnHHcTpaIHa caIa
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-17
OuITPA4OBAH ga HE0TqAHNE
uECTN 01ATy.

B KoHeit AffIaHIe, H. H. npOHc
xognI HapaT. Ha Hapa4e HocHIII
aMepnEaHcEnit &Iar. 26-IeTHHii
1IaH BpaHaep he oTIaI qecTH aTo
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apecToBaI eTo. BpaHaep HoHaI Ha
CYL II cyIba omTpa&OBaI ero Ha
% gO,IIapOB ga HeHoqTHTeIBH0e OF
HomeHHe r DIARY.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-17
nOKyluEHNE HA RAnECA.

MEKCHkO CIITH. = B CTaIn-
yMe, RE HpOHcxOIHI 6oIBTHoii NH
TnHr B HpncyTcTBHH HpeaHIeHTa pc
cny6IIRH Haiieca, He4aIeRo OF BIO
4HBIx gBepeit, HponsOmeI BapBIB 90
Mob, EOTopOH Ha Me.IRHe qacTH pa
3opBaH 6pOcHBmuit ee qeIoBeR. Hi
HTo 6oIbUIe He nOcTpaIaI. IyMa-
lot, ITO HOIrOToBaaIocb HOHyIHeHHe
Ha IH3Hb KaIeca.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-17
qNCTNAblnNKN 0R0H nP0CaT
40 4011AB0B.

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H1aTy 10 40 IOII. ga Al qaca pa
6OTBI. EcIH axe 9TO HX Tpe6OBaHHe
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TOBB HaqaTb %3a6acTOBHy. Pa6oTa
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-17
ArPAPHblE 6ECn0PAAKN B KY
PCkON TybEPHNN

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6paHHyD OF HHx aaBOIOM "CHap-
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-17
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-17
3AbACTOBRA TRAqEN B NH4NN.


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Ha yMeHbmeHneM %aapa6oTHOii ma
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-17
ybNA KEHy, gOb0BHNRA
CEbA.

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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-17
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rPA6EMN B HbO NOPKE .

qeTHpe BoOpyTeHHBx !IHHa or
pa6HlH B rapleMe (HbD HOpR)
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p%BeInpHBii MaTa3HH Ha 1902 yyInHe
B Hbw Hoppe Ha $4,000 4o1.I. Il
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-17
nOE34KA B H0nbWy n0hbC'
xxx ulAXTEP0B.

HbN H0PR. - Ha HapoXoGl
'NIa8&ecTHR" OT6HIo $50 nO1bcEHx
maxTepoB Ha CEpaHTOHa, Ia, Ha-
npaBHaIoMIHxea B lloIbHy Ina CHI
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ga mHbcRapTy B GOA EoHIa Ra&-
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-17
no CTOnAM OTUA.

ME1HC0H, BHcR. = Po6epT ia
9oIIeT Ha Hpe4BapHTeIBHBIx BH6o-
pax HOIyqHI 3~HaqHTeIbHOe 6oIbmH
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-17
nPOIECC MyPAuM OTQOxEH

Hpe3HIeHTa pecHy6IHEH BoH1exOBc
EOrO, meMbep-MHHHcTpa Tpa6cRorO
II MHHHcTpa DCTHUHH.
B BH3OBe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CHI
4eTe.Ieii o6oHM cTOpoHaM CYL OTIa
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-17
CNHArOrA HErPOB.

qHHAT0. - 300 MecTHHX Her
pOB peulHIH cTpOHTB cBoD cHHaro-
Ty. 9TH HeTpH Ha3BIBaeDT coca Ha
CTOaIIHMH CeMHTaMH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-17
BblnAATA KOHTPn6yuNN

BEPIHH. - B HepBHil TOI Iell
cTBHa HIaHa IOyca, repMaHcEoe Hpa
|BHTeIbCTB0 yH.IaTTIO c0N3HllEaM
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R0HTpn0yTHH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-17
MNP03Aa DEPR0BHAa
~ROH9EPEHuNa.

B aBrycTe 1927 7. B IIIBeiTa-
pin c0CTOHTca MHpoBaa HepEOBHaa
EOH6epeHHua. 9TO oyer HepBaa ia
Eaa EoHbepeHDHa B HcTopHn HepK-
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Ha EOHbepeHHHD HpHTIaIHeHH Il
npaBOC.IaBHBTe npe4cTaBHTe.IH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-17
EBPEN B 6ECCAPA6NN


.IOHI0H. 0ROIo era TBIcaq
eBpeeB B ropogax Beccapa6HH roIo
Hapr. Ohm HoqTH Huqero He co0pa-
iii co cB0HX Ho.IeI.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-17

Te.IeTpraMMH Ha Mapcela IOIoA
HHTeaBHo cO06HIaDT, ITO To,IbRo qro
saRpBIBHIHiica EoHTpeCc II HHTepHa
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EoHrpecc oTEIoHHI HpoeRT o0'eIH-
HeHna o6oHx HHTepHa1HOHaIOB.
KpOMe TOTO, 6OIbmHHcTBoM BECK To-
IocOB HpoTnB 6, EOHTpeCc OTEa3aIca
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-17
TPOuKNN CHOBA B gENCTBNN

M0CKBA. yHopHo HoTOBapH-
BaDT, qTo TpOHEHii aaMeHHT B OH
1aiinlee BpeMa caMoro 3HHoBbeBa.
B MocRBe roBopaT: ',IaepaHHcEHil
aa6oIeI = TpOIEHii O%cMe.leI".
B HacTOamee BpeMa TpOHRHif Tpe
oyer HepecMOTpa beef BHeIHHeif no
lrTIRH Coop.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-17
yRPAuIANT COA9AT.

AHrIHiicROli apMnH HpeIHoIaTaeT
CT 4aTb HoByD 9OpMy. 1OIoBHod
y6Op oyer HaHOMHHaTb 9paHDyac-
EyD ReHH. Ina HapaGIIBIx c!Iy4aeB
mHIyMBIBaeTca noIXOIamHif cyITaH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-17
BOKEp nO5NN TAANAHA HA HpE4BAP. Bb5OPAx

600 TOI9coB. Fro HpoTlBEuEH Jan
ONO II BeHHeT oEOH1dlSg5Ho HpoBa
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IIpeIBapHTeIbHHe BBI6opB HoRa-
Sam, qTO cIeIyDmnM NIPPON T.
HBO HOpEa, 10 beef BepOaTHocTH,
6y4eT ceHaTop 4&9iiMc BoIRep. Ha
9TH BBI6opH TOpoI yIe H~apacxoIo-
Ban 100000 IO.II., HIN TO 80 CELL
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-17
nOCnE4HNE HOBOCTN

B bOCTOHe 3 paHOHe RhIahc-
ROrO ~nOceAeHHa npoH3BeAeHbI @accO
Bile apeCTbl 3~a4ep@aHO 80 nOAOsph
1eAbHblx R~HTaRIeB.
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B M0CKBe H3BecTHblH Bpaq
PasyMnH, npohsBo4a cepbesHyp one
paunp, nOTepaA paccy4oK " nbIrah
ca sapesarb aHeCTesnpOBahllOr0 Nm
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30 BblCAaHO VS. CTpaHbl yHhaTcKOro
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-17
RHH3b yHPABHaET PEcT0PA-
HON.

C0cToaIocB BTopHqHoe OTHpHTHe
MocEoBcEorO Ea9a-pecTopaHa H npH
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-17
TypM N3[OHanT XPNCTNAH

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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-17

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yCTyHRH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-17
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-17

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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-17
PER0PA ~nAPALuNTNCTA.

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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-17
Il NHTEPHA4NOHAH nPOTNB Ill

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TaUHI0.'
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-17
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-17

B MOGKBe B qeCTb H%pNCYTCTBY
WuIHx Ha D6RAehHblX T%0pKeCTBax
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Ten yqeHblx " G%nnAOMaTOB 6blA AaH
HapROMnpOCBeTOM HYHaqapCRnM Ga
HKer, Ha RoTOpoM npncYrCTBOBaAO
OKoAO' 1000 rOcTeE. AyHaqapcRnH
BbIcrynaA C reqaMn Ha 8 hHocTpaH
Hblx a3bIRax, a nOToM nOTqeBaA we
Ablx %pbIROBROR, m%aMnaHcRhm " nsbl
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Mywn HayKn neAh "NHrepHaaNo-
nan" N 4pYrhe BecehbIe neceHKh.
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HnOaH1e, n. AEAaH4. On yEaA C
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30 BpeMa O%6MOpORa B saHHe
yIOHyAa HnHa TOnOpKOBa. 0Ha noe
ne npne3ga 3 AmepnRy vs. RoHc-
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hpDa.
The Washington times., 1925-01-23
HOUSE PROBERS
CLEAR POLICE
OFFICER
Committee, Headed by Cong.
Rathbone, Finds Testimony
in Smiths Favor

Policeman Milton d. Smith, whose
recent conviction by police trial
board was characterized by Congress-
man Blanton of Texas as a "perse-
cution OF the policeman for testify
ing before a Congressional COM
mittee," was today cleared of the
charge by special House sub-com-
mittee.
The subcommittee, headed by Con-
gresham Henry r. Rathbone Of I'LL
nois. today examined the testimony
presented to the police trial board
and agreed that Smith was not guilty
Of the charge placed against him.
The committee took issue with the
verdict of the trial board in finding
Smith technically guilty. The charge
made against Smith was that he
technically arrested an offender
twice on the same charge
The House subcommittee, after
examining the testimony, held that
this charge was unsupported, either
technically or in fact.
CONGRESSMAN Rathbone declared
that the testimony presented to the
police trial board was strongly in
Smiths favor. He declared that
it is the desire Of the House District
Committee to see that the District
policemen are given full support by
the authorities in the performance
Of their duty.
No further action will be taken by
the committee until Commissioners
James F, Oyster reaches a decision
on an appeal noted by Smith.
The Washington times., 1925-01-23
NEE STORE LAID
IN RUINS by
FIRE
Like $500, 900 Kann Blaze,
Origin Is Mystery-Started
In Packing Room

The three-story building of the
P. j. Nee Furniture Company,
Seventh and H streets northwest,
was wrecked last night by fire.
A general alarm was sounded.
Damage is estimated at $685.
900. The roof of the building
caved in and the blaze Quilted
the upper stories. The fire on
the first floor did considerable
damage, but did not destroy all
Of the furniture.
Origin Not Discovered.
Like the disastrous 100000 fire
two weeks ago at Kanns ware.
house, Eighth and D streets north.
west, the cause Of last nights blaze
is not known.
The fire was discovered in the
packing room of Nee's. In a sim.
liar room at Kann's the blaze was
first noticed. Both fires occurred
about the same time.
Sergeant Daniel Sullivan, No. z
truck, was treated at Emergency
Hospital for cuts on his hands from
broken glass.
The fire had gained considerable
Roadway when Deputy Fire Chief
Nicholson reached it at 7:45. He
sounded second and third alarms
Fire Chief George s. Watson, ar
irving few minutes later, called
out all Of the apparatus.
Aided by a strong wind the blaze
spread rapidly. Chief Watson or
dered squads Of men to station
themselves in nearby stores to head
off the flames. The fire was con
fined to the furniture store and the
blaze under control at 10 o'clock,
Claude, A. Fenwick, proprietor of a
boarding house at GA Fl street
northwest. discovered the fire and
turned in an alarm.
Women Carried to Safety.
Hyman Melman. passing by, saw
the flames In the store and rushed
into the boarding house at GA n
street northwest. He carried Mrs:
A. *. Drummer and another woman,
whose name is not known, to the
street.
Firemen ordered everybody out Of
adjoining houses when the fire
reached such proportions that it's
spread tseeIned likely
D. G. Shea, president Of the F. ].
Nee Corporation, says the building
was valued at 100000 and stock at
$4,000. Other buildings damaged
by smoke and water were: Boarding
house of c. A. FenWick; Simon and
Company. TAI Seventh street; Ever
EFT Clothing Company, 100 Seventh
street; r.. J. Farley. 1877 Seventh
street, and Phillip Levy and Com.
pany, 735 Seventh street.
Blaze at School.
Fire broke out in the furnace
room of the Edmonds school, Ninth
and y streets northeast, about s
o'clock today. delayed the opening
OF school and caused considerable
damage.
The alarm was turned in by the
janitor of the school, who was the
only one in the building when the
fire started. Firemen used chemi-
Gals instead Of water to fight the
The Washington times., 1925-01-23
ATTACH HUSBANDS
ACCOUNT FOR ALIMONY

Mrs. Agnes 6. Keefer who re
Gently sued Philip S. Keefer, 14l9
Chaplin street northwest, for a linn
tied divorce and alimony, today pc
titioned the District Supreme Court
70 enjoin the Riggs National Bank
from paying any money deposited
by the defendant out to him. She
asks that the amount be attached
for the purpose of enforcing the
court decree Of November 10, 1924.
directing the defendant to pay plain
tiff $35 per month temporary all
mony for her support and that of
their child.
Mrs. Keefer. represented by AttOr-
ney w. A. Coombe, claims that her
husband had stated he would leave
this jurisdiction and that he never
intended to obey the order of the
court. Keefer. according to the
plaintiff is $40 in arrears and has
resigned his employment with the
Riggs National Bank, where he has
81, 400 on deposit to his credit, she
says.
The Washington times., 1925-01-23
A. r. OF |. EXECUTIVES 70
PLAN GOMPERS MEMORIAL

William Green, president of the
American Federation Of Labor, to
day announced the appointment OF
a special committee to arrange for
a national memorial to the late
Samuel Gompers.
The following were chosen: Frank
Morrison, Matthew Vol, Daniel J.
Tobin, Frank Duffy and James Will
son. All are members Of the fed
eration's executive council.
The committee will hold its fl st
meeting during the sessions of the
executive council at Miami begin.
ming February 8.
The Washington times., 1925-01-23
WORD SENT
To HOUSE
GROUP
Cong. MCGEE Tells Commit
tee Treasury Secretary
Is for Bill

Strong support for the $780,
100000 building program now
pending before Congress was
voiced at the closing hearing 10.
day before the House Committee
on Public Buildings and Grounds.
Congressman Walter w. Nc
Gee of New York, a member of
the appropriation subcommittee pm
the Treasury Department, strong
~ urged passage of the bill.
Mellon In Favor.
He stated that he had interviewed
Secretary Mellon, who will be
charged with the administration Of
the building program, and had
found no objection to the bill.
This bill is a logical outgrowth
Of the budget system" MCGEE said.
activities on business basis and
is the only method which can be
successfully employed"
He declared that the old pork
barrel type OF bill Tor building APP
preparations would have no chance
of passage There is pressing need
for immediate resumption of Gov
eminent building operations in the
District and throughout the couf-
try, he declared. He pointed out
that no buildings have been erected
since 1913 to house Government ac-
tivities.
He said that the Post Office De
partment today lacks sufficient
buildings for efficient service.
James A. Wetmore, supervising
architect OF the Treasury, declared
that the work. of designing the
buildings could be handled efficient
Iy in his office if the appropriations
are limited to SIS, 100000 year. He
said that plans already made for
Justice, Labor, Commerce and Stare
Department buildings in the Dis
trict can be used with slight
changes. These plans were pre-
pared more than ten years ago
at a cost of $4,000.
The Washington times., 1925-01-23
ACROSTICAL ADVICE.

"BA TTLING SAM" addressed
a letter to 1.-THE Gloom Hater's
Union, Washington, D. c." and
it came to this column, for which
it was intended. He contributes
this advice to column readers:
II appiness is graciousness
r Exhaust all sorrow.
A mend your faults.
II un from gloom.
ID ont keep il with you.
A ways smile.
n ever lack Joy and bliss
ID eprive yourself of depression.
s ecrete your woes.
r xpoSe mirth and gladness.
Z merge from the soy-killers.
n ow you'll be glad.
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The Washington times., 1925-01-23
THE. OBJECTIONABLE.

Crossword puzzles get on my nerves,
And radio 10 almost as bad,
Figuring up income taxes amt funny.
In fact It's rather bad;
Trying to measure the distances to
Mars
Or the diameter Of the sun,
Even lodging reckless drivers daily
Surely amt no fun.
But all of this I'll gladly take
And you won't hear me wall
If only you won't ask me
To figure out a female.
Solving cryptOgraphicaI problems
Is my daily routine,
Some say ! am the best puZZle-sOIV
They have ever seen;
To assemble railroad engine IN
4 simple thing to me,
And ] can drive an aeropIane
Over land or sea:
But to understand one woman
D. too much for me.
Because they are a mystery
And will forever he.
NORTH kERLINA.
The Washington times., 1925-01-23
MAN WHO PULLED GUN IN
CAFE TO GET SANITY TEST

A bold. bad man from way mt
West i'm Elizabeth y. j.. by name,
John Panakis. alias John Nicho-
demus. descendant OF PericIes. ne
fore Judge Schuldt i'm Police Cou IT
today admitted walking into lunch
room at $50 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest last night and. with a
gun twirIing on his finger. threaten
ing the lives Of several fellow
eountrymen.
Although he pleaded guilty 10 the
charge of carrying a weapon, he
did not take the stand in his own
behalf, and the strangeness OF rs
demeanor so struck the court that
John will be sent 10 Gallinger Hos
pital for observation.
The Washington times., 1925-01-23
INSIDE DOPE ON PHONES
FOR COSMOPOLITAN CLUB

The inside dope" on why tele
phone rings. what' makes a line
busy and how nimbIe fingered opera
tors look during working hours will
be given the members of the Cos
mopolitan Club tonight when they
inspect the Chesapeake and Pc
tomsc Telephone Company's main
plant on Thirteenth street at 1870
o'clock.
Following the journey through
the building, the members and their
wives will go to La Java Cafe for
supper and dance. Doctor ]. Rozier
Biggs is chairman.
The Washington times., 1925-01-23
WASHINGTON PLAYERS
WILL REPEAT DRAMA

The Washington Players will re
peat their play, The Good Old
Days tonight at 8 o'clock at the
Wilson Norma! Community Center
at Eleventh and Harvard streets
northwest There will be specially
songs and dances The public is In
Vited, admission free.
The Washington times., 1925-01-23
FAMOUS FABLES.
The fable of a ''cheesy" gInk.
He's cured OF borrowing. ! think.

The fable of a ''cheesy'' Eink.
He's cured Of borrowing. ! think.
Lem RuEgles was a "cheesy"
guy, to borrow wac his knaclI;
he bummed from friends who
passed him by. but neCer paid
from one man, and matches rom
the next: until some fellows
learned this plan. and made them
sOrely vext. And 90 ON one bright
day in May, Lem walked along
Main Street, intent as he strobe
on his way. TO bum all he would
meet. He walked along for quite
awhile. with no success rs yet, a
frown replaced his former smile.
for his was deep regret: But
Lemuel spoke: ooh! Oscar. spare
me II you can. q good cigar to
smoke" So Oscar, much 10 LENS
surprise. produced n large cigar.
and with q twinkle in his eyes.
he said: Lem. there yOU are
Then Lucky Lemnel. in delight,
put this smoke In his mouth. but
when he gave the thing u light,
il blew him eight blocks south.
Today we find that LemueI buys.
thus has he. no regrets. for since
the day Of that surprise, he must
know what he gets.
MORAL:
One who pursues this unwise plan,
Will find to his own sorrow,
That grief befalls the wretched
man.
Who always tries 10 borrow.
JOE II. HOLMAN.