davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1926-06-03

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, 1926-06-03
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, 1926-06-03
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, 1926-06-03

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, 1926-06-03
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, 1926-06-03
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Evening star., 1926-10-31
GIRL SCOUTS

The evening training class for lead
ers was completed last Tuesday eve
ming. The following members were in
vested as Tenderfoots: Miss Adelaide
Borah, Miss Myrtle Stagg, Miss Ed
wilma Coons, Miss Ludema Sayres.
Miss Nell T. Cashell. Miss Dorothy
Young, Mrs. Marguerite Kloter. Mrs.
Adolphus Station, Mrs. o. O. Kuhn
and Mrs Christine Perry attended the
course, but had already been invested
as Scouts. Preceding the investiture
ceremony the class sang THE Dogie
Song" and chant of the Scout laws.
played a game on "Health," and
were instructed in bedmaking.
Evening star., 1926-10-31
SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON, c. OCTOBER

Troop No 16 of Ballston. Va, held
its weekly meeting in its Scout
hall. Capt. Thomas took charge Of
the meeting. Miss Gleaves and Miss
Birch, better known among the
Scouts as Cousin Agnes" were
present. The Scouts formed a horse
shoe and Miss Gleaves presented Alice
Haven with an honor badge which
she earned this Summer at camp. Two
second-class badges were given to Vir-
ginia Vietch and Alice Haven. Scribe
Anna Wester, wrote an account of
an overnight hike the troop went on
with the captains country home as
it's destination.
Troop No. IL. of Calvary Methodist
Church was visited by the pastor of
the church. DIR. Walter Franklin At
kinson, and William S. Hickman. re-
ligious education director. who spoke
Evening star., 1926-10-31

to the troop. Several girls prepared
for cook and health winner badges,
while other groups worked on Tender
foot and second class. Lieut.. Stuart
Gibson told a story.
Red Wing Troop. No. II, was opened
at its last meeting with inspection by
Mrs. Bowling, captain. There were
patrol corners and Miss Gleaves, who
was visiting. taught new songs. Miss
Gleaves told Of the visit to the White
House.
Troop No. II, captain. Mrs. o. O..
Kuhn-met October 20 at the Bethesda
School. The troop played a game I'm.
der the supervision of Lieut.. Nelly
Cashell Capt. Kuhn instructed the
candidates and Lieut.. CasheIl PLAYED a.
game with the tenderfoot and second.
class Scouts. everal Tenderfoot
Evening star., 1926-10-31

At special court of honor meeting
OF the troop last Tuesday Halloween
party was planned.
Troop No. Sis last meeting was a
nature hike, and the Wild Rose patrol
won the leaf-identifying contest.
The Aurora Heights Troop, No. 5S,
is practicing for play to be pre-
sented this Fall. It's also plans to
give a short entertainment at a Hal
loween party given by the Aurora
Heights Civic Association. In observ.
ing Gift day last Friday the troop
made a complete baby outfit. One
Scout was invested, the first to enter
the troop this season.
Troop No. SO met recently at the
Potomac School Gymnasium. Capt.
Miller explained the duties of the
color guard. Miss Lewis taught ban
daging for second-class work. The
Evening star., 1926-10-31

captain took charge Of the remainder
Of the first-aid instruction.
Troop No. 43 at st. Adams decided
to have a Halloween party in charge
Of Margaret Rupli. There were
classes in second class. compass. sig.
mailing. cook and homemaker badges
and first-class judging. Miss Evalina
Gleaves conducted the class In judg-
ing and assisted with the compass.
Donnie Robertson was invested by
Miss Gleaves.
Wildrose Troop, No. 18, had it's regu-
lar meeting at the new Hamline
Methodist Church, Saturday morning.
The order of the program was: Open
ing ceremony, patrol corners, games
involving alertness Of action as we'll
as a keen sense Of hearing, dramati-
zation of Scout laws, Tenderfoot and
second.class instruction periods, and
Evening star., 1926-10-31

goodnight circle followed by court of
honor. A point system was worked
out in order to bring the Scouts "up
to scratch" in attendance, prompt
ness, games. inspection and origi-
nality. The patrol leaders are making
patrol books with pictures drawn on
the front covers apropos of their pa
troll names. There is the Golden
Feather" patrol with Ruth jenkins as
leader; pine Tree" with La Verne
Williamson, leader; "Star.' with
Frances Evans, leader, and 'Pansy."
with Scout Elizabeth Middlemas
leader. The Golden Feather patrol
won one game. and the Pansy won
the dramatization of laws. Mrs.
Gibbs Lyons is the captain of the
troop, and has four full patrols and
a waiting lists of girls who want to
join as soon as there is a vacancy.
Evening star., 1926-10-31

Troop No. 62 met recently at
the Cleveland Park Congregational
Church. Miss Lewis acted as captain.
There was a new formation for the
opening. representing a six-pointed
star. In patrol corners the girls re.
viewed their Tenderfoot knots and
as much of the Morse code as they
had learned during the previous week.
Miss Lewis taught the Morse code.
and the patrol leaders inspected their
patrols. At the good night circ1a the
captain read a story of Mrs. Coolidge's
''fn fronl the American Cirl o,l told
Of the presentation = - @iic2n
E. Magazine to Mrs. Coolidge,
Evening star., 1926-10-31
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Evening star., 1926-10-31
One Phase of Justice.

From Capper's Magazine.
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has this man committed? e.
Warden-He didn't commit any
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street a few days ago and saw one
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Warden-Oh, he's out on bail.
Evening star., 1926-10-31

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Evening star., 1926-10-31

At a fashionable wedding in London
the other day the actress bride was es-'
corted to the church by her pet police,
dog
Evening star., 1926-10-31

Scouts passed tests. The meeting was
ended by formation.
Evening star., 1926-10-31

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The Washington times., 1926-07-14
TAYLOR NJ j s |
SHOW STUFF

CHICAGO, July 14.-Bud Taylor
Of Terre Haute may rate as the
strongest contender for Charley
Rosenbers's bantamweight title. but
Promoter Jim Mullen announced to-
day he would not submit the
boosters articles to the boxing COM
mission for the championship match
unless Taylor scores an impressive
victory over Tommy Ryan of Nc
Keesport, Pa, in their fight at
White Sox Park here July "a.
Taylor fought Ryan at Louisville
as a sidelight to the Kentucky Derby
this spring. Although Taylor was
given the decision, hundreds Of fairs
left the building undecided as to the
winner. Mullen says there must be
no question about the verdict this
time IL the Terre Haute titler hopes
to get his shot at Rosenberg's crown.
Taylor will arrive In Chicago Fri
day to finish his training. He has
been working out daily at his home
near Terre Haute and - said to be
In excellent condition. Ryan Is ex-
pected here Monday,
The Washington times., 1926-07-14
RYAN EASY
WINNER
Ry Kirk Miller

Jimmy Ryan, fighting sailor lad
from the u. s. s. wyoming out
fought Billy Drake, Of Germany. last
night at the Kenilworth arena be-
fore one Of the largest crowds that
has ever attended the nearby bat
Ting grounds.
Ryan, a physical freak such as
Honeyboy Finnegan. with long legs
and arms, had his opponent at a dis
tinct disadvantage in this respect as
we'll as in weight. Besides that he Is
a better boxer but it is questionable
whether any man alive can stand on
his two feet and absorb more pun
i3hment than did Drake.
Ten out OF the IL rounds were
hacked full Of action. Many at the
ringside did not believe either man
could go the IL rounds, so furiously
did they mix it from the first gong.
Ryan's fast working left and
rights landed everywhere from the
Germans head and body to his pro-
tectine gloves. Outside OF his
ability to take it, DralxO's hest tao
tics were to stay In as close to his
gtringbean opponent, so that he'd
take as few at arms length as
possible.
Smiling Mickey Flahive and Syl-
van Bass fought as well in the semi.
final as did the principals in the
wind.up, Flahive getting the ver-
dict. Every round was jam full OF
scrapping. Billy Deak and Joe Black
drew in a four-rounder and the Gold.
berg-Healy preliminary was stopped
after two minutes by Referee Charlie
Short, tho former getting the de-
cision.
In a post.rortem which followed
the main bout. two big longsnore.
men put in a six-reel comedy that
had the bugs roaring. Neither lad
looked like he'd survive the first
round and at several stages OF the
game both were unable to locate
their opponent. It looked for q time
like the referee would get the sock
lngs intended for an adversary. The
guy in the purple trunks got little
the worst of 1t from the sap in green.
The Washington Queensbury Club,
Inc, retrieved itself from some Of
the poorer bills of the season by the
generally satisfactory card produced
last evening. Many fans expressed
themselves on the way out as hav'
ing "gotten their moneys worth"