davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04
arisssIiF.

Gin Motroie. Der our 9eiasune
zines win5ieen 0rn1tOampfers ee.
borte, 10 er5dblt 0aeclams timber.
jun, botte in England orei Gloihen
edten @bisfp an 8or0 gei9muggelt.
st nabm einen fleinen Softer,
lperrte Die Gdiffstdse binein, uno
nls er i'm Seimotbafen Ourd Die
3olabfertieung ging, fragte i'm Der
Beanie: n@os boben Sic in Dem
9offer?~
s9ie Sage, iie mub gum Sier.
or5t.~
.Gog CLAUDE i'd ni4t", enteeg.
nete Der 8eomte, MAIDEN Sic ben
Softer ouf."
Ser Matroie 6ffnete ben Softer,
nit einem Diloen Gob iprang Die
4aBe beraus unn rannte gum 5difi
ouriid. Ser Motroie iauIte ibr nod.
Nod elmer 8eile fam er 5uriid
u10 mieoer an ben 8onbenmten Dor
bel. SIN @~orbeigeben flopfte er auf
ieinen Softer, ben er felt unfer benz
Arm belt: .DiegmoI ioa mir oas
8ieit ober nidt pieoer enttDiihenl"
Sn Dem Softer maren ober bic
Orei Slui6en edit engIiiden 8bisfps.
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04

Das Critic. limb nIs Der
@olfiid Sen Sonos Damn ans Sono
ipie. ging Sonos BIN uuo . ma.
ainoer?" froete ser 2ebrer.
Sdmeieen.
1geo. Oenft nal mad = mas tut
Elm Monu. Der Orei Gage BON Der
BeIt obseidnitten mar? Gun,
Sris?"
Or foufte iid cine 3eitungl"
gruH rausl Reoer bait
iid nid)t gut. ~GeroOe eebeul" ruff
W1iiaer, .Sdultern 5uriid! Sn mel.
ner Sugen0 babe id nuf meme Ia
Ideuubr einen fleinen 3ettel nit
Der Itenoeropbierten Snifrift n9ruIt
rousl" geflebt. SeoesmuI, tDenn i'd
no6 ser llbr iob. babe id mir einen
Stud eegeben uno bin geraoe gegori-
gen. Mod' es bod aud fol"
.2ei0er nidt gu MAIDEN. iagt
Weeper, lid fam feline 5tenOsra-
pbie".
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04

8osbaft. sd langtueile
mid ME; aud nidt, tpenn id onein
bin. SIN @egenteiIl Damn fiibIe
i9 mid in better @eieaidoftl"
g@ie aniprudsIosl~
6reun6Iid. Dame: uSbr
9boto lit uirflid gou8 ~ouBerorOent.
lid dbnlid."
Serr: nAber nitt ood, gn6oiges
Srduleinl Sd iebe bod oorouf aus
pie Elm SOiotl"
Dome: nSa, Oas pobl."
~ 81 o9bargefprGd. n6ebn
&c, nat Oe arouien unter ung is.
iIooben &c, oct ole i6on NAL iiber
mir iereOet bot2 ausieidIOKenl~
sgaee, penn Ole niift Suites iiber
eenen iogen fam, Oenn iogt ie lieber
lar niidt."
Dos entidei0et. @ar.
Inn bait Ou oenn Germ @iIte einen
Gorb eegeben2 r. frogt sic Mutter.
Or bat cine tnoenoie gereonecn.
belt urO feline 3utuuft lit sIdn-
6enO!"
~@etuiB, Mutt6eu", ioet sic
Eodter, ~ober feline @eeenmart lit
mir uuertrdeIidl"
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04

ginfnmteit. 2ange mo-
rem oie bei0en oef Strand entlone
genonocrt, enoIid fanoen ite cine
fleine 8u1t.
n&errlid!" iubeIte tie, bier 10.
ben mir elm p0Iig ungeitortes HIaB
1en!"
a@ott lei Donfl" Iaste er uufut
memo - unN entfaltete feline Sci
tung.
@int NIT benz 3oun
pfobI. Gin @odeneno5ug biel
unertpartet auf elmer fleinen Sta
tion unO Ser GtotionsborIteber ioI
aus einem Ni9trouderabteiI bIouC
&ouhnolfen oringen. gr 0ffnete 81,
Cir uno fan6 feds ihulOig orein
bliden0e Gusflieler in 3igarren
rauh sebiiIt.
Nodopm er iie cine @eile iftuei
genO gemultert bate, iprad ct
1Wleine Serren, auf oieier Gtref,
gibt es 5pei ejeieBe, oie INNER tDip.
Der gebroden merDen. Das cine III
Nns Haudberbot in Sen Wiftrou-
dernbteiIen un0 auBerOem lit es Der
boten, Ben 9eomtelt elm Erinfgelf
o~naubieten. 9ns crite @eleb bnbei
Sic Jet idon iibertreten.
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04

Ger @runO. n9enfen sic
Iid, Oos erite, mas meme Grau uCn
mir nod Der &of5eit berlunete,
mar, NnB i'd meme ueue Setretdrin
entIoiien Ioute!"
ngber tporum Oenn? Sic lit bod
IeIbit Sbre 6efretdrin eeipeIen?"
Chen oaruml~
50 iBbegierie. 6rau Drill
fer sum SdI6dtermeiIter: Bite,
tuieeen sic mir bod elm Gtiif
GIeiid bon flint @funO obi
Ser Meiiter legt ein Gtiid nrf
sic @oee. nOos fino genau flint
Yfun0!"
Trou Miiaer: .0onfe I5onl SD
tponte n6mli6 BLOB NAL ieben, pie.
bieI flint 9fuuo finO. Die ih Our6
meme Sur obgenommen babel"
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04
Definition. n@oa'. 9api

Definition. Sag, Yapi.
mas lit elm GboufFeur?"
nDos min i1 Dir Ioger, Sunge.
Gin Chauffeur lit elm Ronn, Der
eenue Sntenieen3 beIist, Inn elm
auto gu Ienfen, ober aubieI I'M ems
5u beiisen."
&idtige @utnort.
ngaun froge i'd sic, 3euee, baben
Sic ODER boben Sic nidt, 5u benz
borbin oueeeebenen 3eitpuutt Ooer
BET elmer onOeren @~eIegenbeit, fri.
Der ODER ip1ter. geiogt Ooer ongeOeu-
tet, Dem Ineeflogten gegeniiber ODER
elmer onoeren 9erIon, nit Der Sic
am is. Wfai ooer om Gage uorber
ooer nadber auiammengefommet
Iino, ooB SIR Gdpaeer gu ieiner
5rau geiagt bat, OaB Der nnfau, Tel
er nun berIduIoet ODER nidt, ouf
feinen Son nit Sem llngIiid Dom
20. GpriI beraIiden perOen fam,
~DesiUegen Ser 9erteiOiger idon ben
a~ugeflagten eefrogt bat, Oh er ODER
iein gbauffeur berontwortlid iei2
4ntDorten sic oeutlid: So ODER
nein!~
Ser 3euge: nSa ODER nein!"
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04

Gas @IId. nSntten Sic
Slid ouf Sbrer GiseriugO in Sn-
Oien24
mSa, elm Mieiensliid. SD beeeg-
nete nidt einem ein8isen."
Ser m0bIterte @err.
Trou &onien unG 6rau Sanieu I'M.
ferbolten iid BEL elmer Solie &affee
lber Die neueiten @reigniiie.
n8arum boben sic Oenn Sbrem
Mieter seflnoist?" fruet Srou Son-
fen.
.sSSo, piiIen 9ie", antpOrtete
Grau Sanien lid bin INNER Elm
offener uno ebrlider Menih gene.
len, i'd bin nidt ~miBtrauiid unO
beroGatige feline Menidenicele =
nber tpenn Elm Monn Sag fir Sag
ieinen Sut Dor Oas G1Iiiienod
b6net, Damn muB er bod Elm Sc.
beimnis boben!"
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04
oIier0 in a 8.

91nn in q 5.
yaber gert6olO, marum iieblt Ow
oenn 10 nieOergeidlogeh ous?~
sd NOR BEL Di:ettor &unsens
Oorf unO belt INN Die eanO ieiner
Eohter nn!~
mNo u11o .2~
SD befnm itatt Oefien ben SUB
ibres 8otersl"
Aeim arat. Stun, ME
eebt's Oenn beute, Sr6ugein 2ub-
uert2" frngte lddelno Gr DoftOr.
pOb, Serr Dottor, bieI beiierl*
Iaate Die Yatientin.
Ser gr5t rieb iid Oie SdnOe urO
meinte:
Sea, paiien Sic NAL ouf, nod
Elm paar Gage, Oonn iino Sic wie-
ser Die olte!l"
s@ie meinen sic hasa" froste
Tr1ulein Gubnert Ipis.
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04

@er bat re6t9 nMdn.
ner f0nnen gugen baben, obne Oa-
nit gu ieben. unO Dbren, obne 90.
nit gu borenl" mari tie ibm Dor.
$50, ober Grauen fOnuen niemaIs
3uneen boben, obne Oanit 5u ipre-
henI" entgeenete er.
= Ger Gtift. No9 LANCE
rer Gbpeienbeit fommt Der Gbef ms
9Iro unN nimmt ben geridt ieines
Gtifts eutgeeen: nSa. uno Oann mar
nod elm furbtbar oufgeregter Serr
bier. Ser REF imtner pieoer: sd
tDerOe i'm totidlogenl"
u@os bait oil Oenu 5u ibm ge-
loet2"
.@as Sic mir oufsetroeen lbo-
ben: Sc tdte mir iebr Iei6, OoB Sic
nidt 90 iino."
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04


- ginIa0ung. Ser Serr
bonn Na9borbolfon fragt an, OBJ mir
2uit gu elmer netteu N~utopartie bat.
tent
sat er Oenn ~iiberbalpt elm
Muto?"
Stein, ober er Bat unieren 8ogen
eeieben unO meint. mir f0nnen i'm
0orin mitnebmenl~
S6otten unter II d..
Gin Sdotte gebt gu einem Ar5t, ocr
2an0smann lit. 8orlihtie fragt er:
nSerr 9ottor, meme Srage foitet
bod nihts?"
nNeiu", ontuortet iein bieOerer
2nn0smonn.
9orouf frogt ser Batient, unO
ser arot nnttportet. Damn iagt er:
80, iest befomme id flint Sdil-
ling"
sd 6enfe, meme 5roge mar um-
ionlt?"
~Sbre Srose pObI, uber nidt
meme artttport.~
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04

3ortfibIen6. geter unO
9ouI liebten AieIelbe. 8eioe liebter
tie beiB. sic Iiebte MIR einen BON
bei0en.
m@eu?@ fragile 9eter.
sSote!" iaste Oas M6oden.
mMi92"
Sic I1delte: State nohmoIsl~
@ottfrieG Sellers
@oBnung. Ser 3irider Sid.
ter @ottFrieo Seller mar fem Ser.
G9ter zines euten Srunfes. gines
Aben0s bate er in gemiitIider @e-
ieuIGoft oes @uten 5u bieI geton,
10 OoB er ouf Dem Seimtpeg Oos
@Ieidgepidt berlor uno neben Dem
Rinnitein 5~uiammenicdte. Ser
RaHtp1dter, Der feline &un0e mofp-
te, erfannte auf ben erTten Bid
sen ongeiebenen t3iirider GtaOt-
idreiber. gerIegen blieb er in emit
ger gntfernung iteben uno fab at,
pie Der 9ifter iid uergebens be-
ntiibte, tpieoer bod5ufommen. D@uet
6riino", reOete Seller Den @errn Der
nddtliden Gnbe an: Doomed Sbr
mir d6t niS idgge, mo Sc @ottfrieO
Seller tpobnt?"
nOe @ottfrieo &elIer?~ fragile ser
Nadtpddter eritaunt. 0SG, Od iinO
SIR ia folber~.
Sab ban id 81 M g'fraget, Ou
doibIe &ogell" tpetterte ser 9iGter.
~@iIie mill i'd, NON er mObnt!"
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04

Der IuffaB. Gin 2ebrer
bate folgenOes Gufiabtbemn geiteat:
n8as miro aud i'm Sabre 1000 fir
che Meni6en, gennu 10 nie beute,
unentbebrli6 iein?~
Ser tiirdeite aufias lalltete: nSie
3eitung!"
SobresmooeII. Die
feline Serbia fubr ibr griioerfen
i'm 9nrf ipo8ieren. n@ie alt lit Oenn
oein fleiner Bruoer?" frogte elm
oltes Wfiitteraen.
nMooel 1851" mar oie prompte
4nttport.
Sdmei6eIei. 3piiden
Goiiini uno ieiner @ottin beltano
Ons innigite, adrtlidlte gerbdltnis.
ginen Betpeis bierbon geben Die
ideImiiden Gder5morte, ueI9e Der
nniterbIiHe Meiiter Der Zone nod
ouf benz lesten G%rantenlaeer an
feline eetreue 9flegerin rihtete. als
ndmIid ouf ieinen Bunid, Inn gu
iagen, piebiel l1br es iei, feline @ot-
lin ibn1 Oie 3eit eenannt bate. frag-
tie CT iie:: n@elder llnteridieO lit
5tDiifen Dir uno elmer ubr?"
un6 als Sic Satin 0es 4iinItlers
oie 2oIung BEG Gdtiels nidt fono,
onttuortete er nit feinem 2Gdeln:
nGie ubr oeiat mir Die Stunoen
an uno neine 2iebe ldBt fie mid
bergeiienl"
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04
GrieSrid Der @ruhe unO Der SusS-
frebler.

Gin Sffi5ier bate in Sen fOnig-
fiden Goriten einen &iri9 geidoiien.
9os mar ltreng berboten unO 10
muBte Der BiIOidiis bunoert SoIer
8uBe be3abIen. 8eiorgt, oaB iein
SagofrebeI ibm Nie lln9naOe oes
G0nigs au5ieben f0nnte, BAT Der OF
fi6ier Sen groBen &onig in elmer
oemiitigen 8ittiHrift Inn ger3eiBung.
Srieori6 iebte iid bin uno ifrieb
an ben @on0 Oes Gdriftitiids:
Gut nidts. Sir 100 Saler oas
Stiid itert Sbm nod mebr Stride
CUR @erfiiaung Sein mobloffeftio-
nierter GreNeric.@
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04
unter{hie0. Ser oroBt

Unter Oiled. Yer 9roBe
September Mor bon Yettenfofer
bate iid einmaI nit elmer Gii6-
oame 81 ~unterboIten, Die lire 8eis-
beit Dor ibm leuften lniien mollte
un0 i'm frogte: n5aeen Sic. Serr
Brofeiior, mas lit eisentIid) Der I'm
teridieo 5pii6en atropin uno atrc-
pbie?"
n@ana einfad", eruioerte Der
5orider, .rer llnteridieo 1T CANA
oerielbe tpie apiiden @ettenfofer
uuo 9otentfoffer.
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04

8aterfreuOe. Gdnorrfc
lit 8nter getpornen. n@rotulierel"
beelidpinidt fin S6nirrte. Gin
anabe2"
nNein!"
Gin M6o9en?"
r@rroten!"
@eb0rt.... .MIio, Sic
Iino sic grout meines Neffen, lie
BEG SrGuIein? Nebmen Sic bod
8los un0 Ioiien sic uns elm penig
pIauoern. Sd babe idon 10 Oiel bon
Sbnen gehorti"
nMber Sic baden es bod boffent-
lid nidt g%egIoubt, endOige 6rau?!"
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04

n9u braudit nidt 10 se8pungeu
gu lddeIn, alter 6reunO, nidts Iiegt
mir ferner, ols Did beute or5u-
pumpen!"
sd babe aud beute eeraoe mel
ne 8rieftnide gu Souie eelaiienl"
20 DerfIirt, oas lit mir aber pein-
lih!"
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04
@rnub acnna.

8arum tpeOeIt Oenn Sbr SuuO
nit Dem SdDau5 INNER BON Oben
nod unten2
So, piIien sic, mir uObnen ieBt
in lnierem 8ohenen0baus, uno Oa
lit es etpns eng.
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04

sd bin fein &enieber, ober id
Iebe an Sbrem Bart, Dab Sic beute
friib feline 3eitung ~laien!"
nSSunger Mnnnl"
sSoiaia! @ie fonnten Sic Oenn
Ionit bier ouf Die 8obn wortenl @s
Itebt bod Orin, OnB Oieie Salteitele
berlegt pur6e!@
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04

yMb, fommen Sic nur berein
i'd iebe eS Sbnen an: sic iino ein
tDpiider @aiiermonnl"
~Nee, id bin Der @asmann uito
ion SS95nen Die 2eituns nbOreben!"
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04

Sn ben Sine
in lnein Ieste
Sdreipebrief se.
idrippe, Oab mid
Der @eOespeiler
an en- i10ne
glbeuo ipdt se-
fragt bat, nit i'm
nod en- 8obt in
Die frii6e Steitebr
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04
geredtieter Corn.

Sd eebe nie mebr @utoeramme
gaeulid bat MIR bod ientanO Elm an
inmmeuqcIcsIetes Wedlelformllar
oostDiiheEgemo9eltl"
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04
Sfener SGreibsbrief Ors
Ybilibp saaerambfer.

W9ein Iieber Serr ReOndtiOndr -
1884.
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04
sisacsabseiden

Menih, mas boben Sic oenn 0a
fir rieiige 4b5eiden?
aaes Siegesplofetten, mo id nit
meinem @oeen geponnen bo6e
Die ltede i1 INNER an, penn i) Die
Site in Der Garage Ialie....l
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04

ginnobme. Serr Sdul3e,
6iihporen en- eros unb en- Oetail,
betritt Inn sic Mittogs5eit iein @e-
lh1ft.
Ser aoiiierer o0It Dor iid bin.
.Saben sic idon etmos einge-
nommen, Serr 8umsbad2 frost
Ser gbef.
nSatpobI, Serr g9uI5e, cine aipi-
r~intoblette."
Ole Bride. 9as lit in
bieIep @obnuneen 10: oa itebt oui
einem erb0bten Eritt am 6eniter her
Ndbtiid. llno sort iiBt Die gbefran
ben gor5en Gag.
@iner fannie ben erbobten Sritt
nidt nno froste: rBo5u lit oieic
grbobung?"
Ser @bemonn %ieuf3tc: nDos 1T
sic aommnnbobriide Hleiner Grou."
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04

@edt bod aebaut. SIC nener Ma

Jled]I Dod ge0auT, S1r HeNel Nou'
genl
See, mir iiten an iuormen ga
gen beim Gobren nlr INNER auf
Ben Sislebneu. Oa bat man menig-
items immer frii9en @inO I'M sc.
iidt.
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04

.sd, Serr 9ottOr, i'd tam nidt
idlofen, id mode Die gan5e Na6i
fein Nrge du...."
nDos miiiien sic ober, liebe
6rau, wenn sic i6lofen fpoaen!"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-01-16
G-Men Deny Karpis
Escaped Their Trap

Denial Of reports that Public
Enemy No. /, Alvin Karpis. and
several of his mob escaped from
Omen at Aurora, Mo-, was made
yesterday by Harold Nathan, as
sistant in charge of the Federal
Bureau of Investigation. 1t was
reported Karpis and his gang es-
capped from a trap set by st. Paul
operatives in a garage December
30.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-01-16
Still At 1t

The Comptroller General con-
tinues to balk fond hopes Of Fed
eral officials. The Governor Of
the Panama Canal wanted to
send one of the IsthmuS police
men to washington for the ~
week training course directed by
the Bureau of Investigation. He
pointed out that the isolated local,
ity of the Isthmus prevents its
police department from keeping up
with the advanced scientific meth
DDS developed in criminology. Mr..
MCCarl turned down the plea, how
ever. on the ground that at
tendance at a college or educa-
tional institution is not. ordinar-
lily, within the scope of the ap-
pointment or duties of a Federal
employee"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-01-16
Retailers 10 Attend
New York Convention

Delegates from local stores will
attend the convention of the Ma
tional Retail Dry Goods Associa-
ton which will open in New
York on Monday. More than $500
delegates throughout the country
will attend this, the organizations
silver jubilee. Secretary of Com.
merce Roper will deliver a mess
age from President Roosevelt.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-01-16
PERSONNEL DAY
TOPS DRIVE
BY LEAGUE
BY J. EARLE MOSER

: Secretary Of Commerce Roper,
Governor Frank D. Fitzgerald, Of
michigan, and Mayor LaGuardia,
sof New York city, are to be fea-
stured radio speakers on Public
Personnel Day" January 20, an
announcement OF the National
League of Women Voters has re-
,Wealed.
! Observance of the day, fea-
'ture of the organization'S nation
swide campaign on behalf Of the
merit system in public service, is
under general direction Of Mrs.
George Gellhorn, of st. Louis.
Over the NB.C. blue network the
Broadcast will take place from
l0:30 until IL a. M, Eastern
Standard Time, and more than
500 listening in" parties have
been planned by local Leagues Of
Women Voters, it is said.
The program will be introduced
from Washington by Miss Mar
guerite M. Wells, president of the
feminine organization. Secretary
Roper is to speak on Efficiency
in Public Service" Governor
Fitzgerald will discuss civil Serv-
Ice in State government, and
Mayor LaGuardia will dwell on
municipal personnel problems.
Other embellishments have
been announced for January 20.
including one-day perS onnel
schools, open house in Govern
ment buildings, interviews with
public officials, legislative con-
ferenceS and circularization Of pc
tition cards seeking political
party support of detectives of the
current campaign.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-01-16
SNOW BURIES TRAIN

NORDEN, Calf, Jan. Is U.S0.
Eleven persons were slightly in.
jured here yesterday when an ava
lanche of snow and rock swept the
last three cars of q Southern
Pacific flyer off the track near
here. The train was westbound
from Reno.
Doctors and nurses were rushed
to the scene from the Nevada city,
but found the worst injury they
had to treat was a broken arm.
Wrecking crews, working fiercely
as daylight faded in the high
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-01-16

ROANOKE. Va, Jan. 16.-Mrs.
Edna Gallagher, 25-year-old
mother, charged with the murder
of her estranged husband, Louis
F.. Gallagher, was found guilty Of
voluntary manslaughter by a
Hastings court jury here last
night after two hours delibera-
ton.
Mrs. Gallagher, who snilingly
received the verdict, was SEN
fenced to five years in the peni-
Tertiary.
The woman testified that she
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-01-16
Settled, We Guess

In the mail:
rs there still q controversy
about how many eggs six hens
will lay in seven days If one and
a half hens lay one and = half
eggs in one and a half dayS?"
"The correct answer is %. To
prove it to yourself and other
doubling ThOmaSeS, try this
problem. If one hen lays one
and a half eggs in one and one
half days, how many will six
lay in Seven?"
Did you get AZ? You should
have. Then how can the answer
be AZ to the other problem? ]
rest my case"
Raymond G. Hensend
"a, G, o.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-01-16
Getting Ahead

Organization plans of the Dis
trit of Columbia Federation Of
Federal Employees Unions. branch
of the N. F. F. E., are booming
along, National Organizer Matilda
lindsay told the recent meeting
of Local No. los, Bureau of En-.
craving and Printing. All member
locals are having exceptional sue
cess in adding to their member
ship, Miss Lindsay announced.
A favorable legislative outlook
was announced by Gertrude M.
Mentally, national Secretary'treas-
urer, who said:
THE outlook is favorable for
massage of the leave bills and
for liberalization Of the retire
ment law at this session Of Con-
greSs. Also, there is reason to
believe that some legislation
designed to strengthen the merit
system will be adopted"
New officers of the Treasury
Credit Union were announced to-
day by Local 262 of the organiza-
ton. E. c. Hooper is president,
John w. Ginder is vice preSi
dent. A. D. Sartwell was elected
treasurer, w. E. Perry is the clerk.
and Dorothy Wynkoop is record
ing secretary. j. o. Burnham, V.
Garland and w. H. Clark con-
stitute the new supervisory COM
mittee, and Mrs. Ola G. King, V.
Garland, j. w. Ginder and A. D.
Sartwell are delegates to the
Credit Union League. Alternates
are Mable N. Matthias and Mrs.
Sue InPe.
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saws. THE ENGINEER IN EVERY G..
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5 Students 0usted
In Orgy on Campus

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan. 16
U,N.S0.-Five Of eleven South.
western University den S
accused of participating with an
unclad girl in what school au-
thorities described as a "scanda.
lous orgy" on the athletic field
were expelled yesterday. Six
others we're placed on probation,
Dean A. Theodore johnson an
nounced.
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mountain pass, succeeded in get
ting the three cars back on the
rails. and clearing the track of
snow and mountainside debris.
Within a short time, the train
was able to proceed.
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SLAYER GETS 5 YEARS

went to her husbands home to
get money for support of herself
and eight-year-old child and was
pushed off the porch. In an en-
suing struggle, her gun was dis
charged, killing Gallagher.
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Former Kaiser III

DOORN, Holland, Jan. 16
G.N.SD.-Former Kaiser Wilhelm
is suffering from a slight attack
Of influenza, villagers understood
today. His recovery Is expected
within a few days.
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Romantic Novelist Dies

ONDON, Jan. 16.-Cyn-
thia Stockley, novelist, was found
dead yesterday at her home, ap-
parently from coal gas poisoning.
She had been dead about IL
hours.
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MAYBE you are one of those motorists who
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they resisted arrest, 3 have committed
suicide. 2 have been lynched and 6
have been murdered by underworld
enemies. There have been deatS
sentences. 80 life sentences and other
terms aggregating 2,244 years i'm
priSonment.
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seven days. but demand for ransom
or reward also must be forthcoming.
The F. B. l., as matter of public
policy, entered the Browe case under
the presumption of interstate trans
portation. Ordinarily it would have
withdrawn when no ransom demand
was received, but because of the
pathetic nature of the crime, has vol
unfairly continued its inquiry in the
hope of finding the child. Technical
ly, however, the F. B. I. is not re-
quired by law to investigate the
Browe case. officials asserted.
The Ochs case was carefully IN
vestigated and found, like the Robes
case, not to be kidnapping, F. 3. I. Off
cials have reported. DR.. Ochs turned
up while the investigation Of his So
called abduction by gangsters was
proceeding After lengthy inter-
view with the physician. it was
learned, the G-men dropped the in
quiry.
Since the "Lindbergh law" was
passed. there have been IS Federal
kidnapings," F. B. I. records disclose.
In these cases 173 persons have been
convicted, have been killed when