davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-22
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-22

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OH.
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-22
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-22
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-22
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. TypBnT cEaSaI:
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TONY HeHTpaJEa MocEBH Ha IloI-
Mory HpncIaIa HpO0eccopa TyTBDI-
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uepByIo rOIOBy pn8HaeT CCCP. IL
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Evening star., 1925-06-15
SIS Cooks Linoleum Rugs

Perfect Quality Cooks Linoleum Rups
cork filled burlap back grade, size 76xl2-
it. for large rooms. two handsome wool
rug designs; excellent colorings. Sale
Evening star., 1925-06-15

S3.oS Sweaters, S2.A
Women's Peter Pan Sweaters,
made with long sleeves, novelty
collar and tie; some with rayon
fiber silk borders.
GoldenbefK's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1925-06-15
79c Seconds"
Congoleum, So. Yd., 49c

Although these are termed
seconds" we have failed to
find any serious faults-8-quarter
width and full rolls from which
we will cut the desired number
of yards. Tile and figured de-
signs. for rooms, halls, shops
and bathrooms. Square yard, 49c.
Evening star., 1925-06-15

S1.7o Sweaters, S1.3o
Sleeveless Sweaters, of fine
grade wool. in blue, gray, buff
and red: made with stylish ties
and contrasting border trimming.
Evening star., 1925-06-15

prepared hosiery day tomorrowwh
great of Onyx Brand Silk Stockings
when the seasons demand for
silk hosiery successful the
weights shades dictated by fashion and offer them Washing
tons thrifty shoppers at $l.1o pair!
HOSIERY
Evening star., 1925-06-15

Mems Straw Hats. Of fine Sci
fancy braids; full leather swea
mings. Sizes 6zs to ~.
"Surprise Fifth Floor"
Evening star., 1925-06-15
7.88
$14.5O Hodges Room Size Rattania Rug

Hodges Rattania Rugs, size 7.6x
1Oo it., to be sold at this price be-
cause they are discontinued pat.
terms and floor samples; choice of
medallion, Chinese and plain CEN
ters with artistic borders; excel
lent colorings Observation-Disclosures.
Evening star., 1925-06-15

$500 Bed Sets, S2.98
Seamless Crinkle Bed Sets,
scalloped with cut-out corners:
blue. rose, gold and lavender
woven stripes; fast colors.
$40 Rayon Bed Sets, S6.o8
81x90 Rayon Bed Sets, seal
loped with cut-out corners; blue,
rose and gold; double-bed size.
SI-39 Bleached Sheets, 9oc
S1x90 Seamless Bleached Sheets,
double-bed size: heavy. close
woven grade. Do not get this
quality confused with cheaper
grades usually offered
Soc Pillowcases, &c
45x36 Bleached PilloWcases.
finished with deep hem: hand
torn and ironed. Perfect quality.
GoIdenberE's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1925-06-15
Children'S CSC
Socks, 1212C

Children's Mercerized Lisle
Socks, three quarter length;
black and navy, with ribbed
tops; perfect quality.
Goldenbergs-First Floor.
Evening star., 1925-06-15
81 Bathing
Slippers, 69C

Women's and Misses Rubber
Bathing Slippers. in red, blue and
black: sizes II to and to Z
in the lot.
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1925-06-15

Decorated Gla S S
Table Sets, consisting
OF six water, grape
juice and iced tea
tumblers; 18 glasses
In all.
Evening star., 1925-06-15

Smiths Wooi-face Sea m less
Brussels Rugs. 8.3xl0.6-ft. size; per-
feet quality; shown in floral, ORR
entail and medallion designs. in
light or dark colorings. Sale price
Evening star., 1925-06-15
Regular Sl.W Sport
Perfume. 55c Ounce

Made by Denny & Denny-a
fragrant. lasting bouquet odor,
always sold regularly at $1.oo
ounce Tomorrow at 55c ounce.
Please bring bottle.-(First Floor
Evening star., 1925-06-15

In the extra size housewives prefer
-S1xoo inches. Heavy even thread
sheetng cotton. free from starch or
dressing; hand torn and ironed I'm
ished with deep hem. Every sheet
perfect oi1alit
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-09-02
JUSTINOLOPEz,
CLERKINLOCAL
Hotel, Isl HELD
Matamoros Nan Sue
cumbs from Loss of
Blood; Rifle Bullet
Tears Through Leg

Justine Lopez, night clerk at a
local hotel, is being held here on
a charge of murder in connection
with the fatal shooting last
night of Jose Rodriguez, Mata-
moros service car driver.
The shooting took place at the
corner of Eighteenth and Taft
streets, at midnight last night.
Rodriguez was shot through the
upper part of the leg with a 30
30 rifle, and died in the Mercy
hospital at 3:15 this morning
from loss of blood.
Lopez was arrested by Chief of Po-
lice w. B. Linton Of Brownsville, and
charges Of murder were filed against
him this morning at the office of
Sheriff Sam Robertson.
According to the report of the shoot
ing told by officers, Lopez employed the
service car driver to bring him back
from Matamoros shortly before mid
night. Rodriguez was driving service
car number II, of Matamoros.
The driver brought the young man to
this side Of the river, and took him to
his home. There the car was stopped,
and Lopez instructed the driver to wait
while he went into the houes to get
money to pay him with.
Lopez returned with the rifle, officers
said, and one shot was fired, the bullet
tearing through Rodriguez's leg near the
thigh.
Officers arrived in few minutes, and
the wounded man was sent to the hos
pital. In spite of the efforts of ply
sicians, he died shortly after o'clock
this morning from loss Of blood
The deceased had spent most of his
life in Matamoros, and was known on
this side of the river His sister is the
wife of Jose Longoria Of Brownsville,
although the other relatives live in Ma
tamoros.
Officers were told that the driver and
the young man held for the shooting
had quarreled about the fare before they
returned to the home Of Lopez.
The gun with which the shooting was
done has been taken to the office of the
sheriff.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-09-02
Rural Education Is
Subject of Institute

by Mrs. Dickens, who was introduced by
Supt. Thos. j. Yoe, director of the in
stitute. Mrs. Dickens told Of the school
at Kingsville, and invited Valley teachers
and others to attend the school. She
was selected by DR.. R. B. Couzens, pre-
sident of the school, to come to the VAL
ley.
Miss Margaret MacConachie appeared
at the institute and urged attendance
at the concert to be given at the high
school tonight by Dorothy Handley and
Henry Clay, two of her musical pupils.
Owing to the absence of Mr.. Power
again yesterday DR.. Macy Campbell con-
tinued in charge of the elementary and
high school sections Of the institute.
DR.. Campbell in both his morning and
afternoon lectures continued the dis
cussion, which he began Monday, on
" How it is possible for the teachers to
aid in keeping the rural boys and girls
on the farms.
He began his discussion with the
statement that "a great country is
simply undermining itself, by cheating
country life, and the same story is
found in the ancient civilizations of
Rome, Palestine, and the Nile. which
were all destroyed on account Of the
populace in the cities cheating the far
mers. The United States has civil
ization which is founded upon the land.
God sifted the nations Of Europe to find
their biggest and finest people and sent
them to America.
He states that 80 per cent of the rural
children, who receive a high school
education or an equivalent. thereof, leave
the farms never to return. The reason
for this he said was due to the fact
that marketing has gone by default OF
the farmers, and they get back very
small portion Of the dollar in return
for their labor. The educated farmers,
seeing larger return is secured for
Continued on Pege Two)
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discussion of some method of solv
ing the question Of rural education so
that farm boys and girls will remain
on the farm after they have been educa-
ted and talk on the South Texas State
Teachers College at Kingsvile were
features Of the teachers institute here
yestrday aftrnoon and this morning.
Dr.. Macy Campbell spoke OF rural
education. while Mrs. May H. Dickens,
for many years teacher OF history in
the Brownsville High school. spoke Of
the Kingsville school. She is now a
member of the faculty of that school.
The morning session today was opened
by Rev. E. P. Day. land the Harlingen
school faculty sank two songs under the
direction of Miss Brown.
Mrs. Jack Carey Of Harlingen sang
three songs, accompanied by Mrs. Floyd
Smith, also of that city.
The singing was followed by the talk
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HOUSTON JURIST
TAKESOWNL Life.
Bod Y is Found in Locked
Room Many Hours
After Death
(By the Associated Ptess)

HOUSTON, Texas, Sept. Erwin j..
Clark, 48, attorney and former dis
trict judge, at Waco, died at his home
about 10:15 this morning.
Judge Clark was son of George
Clark, famous Waco jurist
He was appointed judge Of the new
seventy-fourth district court at Waco
by Governor James E. Ferguson and was
reelected for the next term without
opposition. Governor Pat NJ. Neff later
appointed him to the bench Of the nine
teenth district court. left vacant by the
death of Judge George Denton.
He. served as officer up to the rank
of major in various regular and reserve
army organizations through the World
War.
Justice of the Peace Overstreet held
an inquest and returned a verdict of
suicide.
The body was found in a locked room
and death had taken place some eight
hours before the family noticed escap-
ing gas,
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"Some months ago at the expira-
tion of his temporary appointment as
brigadier general, Mitchell was re-
leevd as assistant chief Of the United
States air forces ana returned to his
regular army rank of colonel. He
previously had expressed disagree
ment with his supcriors in the war
department concerning the defense
value Of the air forces. He then was
transferred to Fort Sam Houston.
Colonel Mitchells' new book is writ
ten for the public and prased with
terms which are not dewildering to
the non-flyer.
One chapter is devoted to bombing
operations against warship5 bearing
the caption: United States Air
Force Proves that Aircraft dominates
Seacraft. :"
The book is replete with cartoons
which poke jibes at the war depart:
mert. The author declared that those
had been inserted BY the publisher
without his knowledge.
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JlTNEy DR|v vER SLAIN RE
CRASH OF AUTOS FREES
WACO NEGRO SEIZED BY
" X x
MOB IN FRONT OF HOTEL

WACO, Texas, Sept. 2.-Collision
Of two cars in ore of which was a
negro, Charles Todd, who had been
kidnapped in front of a local hotel a
few minutes before, probably saved
Todd from severe punishment late
last night.
According to the negro's story to
the police, he was seized by four
men, forcibly placed int he car wait
irg at the curb, when the driver
stepped on the gas and hurried
through the south part Of town. When
about IS blocks from the business
section, they collided with another
car, khen the kidnapers, whom he de-
scribed as stout little men, fled
into the darkness.
Todd told officers w-lo answered
the call that he was choked to prevent
his screaming. So far as could be
learned, no injuries were inflicted
in the collision, but both cars were
badly damaged.
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HUCCINS TO MEET
RUTH NEXT FRIDAY
CBy the Associated Press)

NEW YORK, N. Y, Sept. 2.-Miller
Higgins, manager of the New York
Yankees, notified Babe Ruth today that
he would meet him in conference
Friday afternoon to straighten out the
difficulties which Saturday resulted in
Ruth's indefinite suspension and a levy
of fine Of $4,000.
Saying that under no consideration
would Ruth's fine Of $1,000 be rescinded,
Huggns added:
Il will reinsta.e Ruth when | am con-
vinced he intends to do the right thing.
/ am the last PERSON to make things
hard for n player. But he will have to
realize that the club is bigger than he
is"
Mrs Ruth, who is i'll with an infected
finger and nervous breakdown, tear
fully accepted friend husbands assur-
ances that there was no truth in reports
about him involving other women.
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American people, come what may" he
continued.
IF the war department wants to
start something, so much the better.
Then | can get the case before con
gress and the people and then we will
have chance to remedy this un-
fortunate condition.
"Aviators are the only persons COM
petent to tell what rs wrong and they
are going to tell, | assure you that.
One fourth Of the shortcomings
of our air service have NOT yet been
toll, but they are going to be.
This book is just the beginning.
| am at present preparing a series
articles which will rip the cover off
these deplorable conditions
NJ Winged Defense" story Of the
development of commercial and mill
tary aviation, came off the presses
Tuesday.
Its publication had been specifically
forbidden by the War Department
until that branch had given approval.