davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1939-01-18

sessions with the boys in that little hotel 1t will
eectron split
below
like bull like eephantand who could withstand
him?
pedal keyboard the the
political Hitherto trouble candidates
frequently disturbing
they their minds Voder avoid this He cannot speak
original idea OF
smooth flow of his political poyabes He
will all all Voder will speak Atlanta with
of woods Akron he will roll
will draw like Billy the Kid and
he will burst into German Yiddsh Italian
Spanish Polish Armenian Erse Maori and Urdu as the need arises
Of President Voder n dealing with for
en envovs Now sonorous Calan now Abrant French
the stridence of
British
perperae clipped sybes of the Give
papa fine iurgical Vulgae
There Voder political appeal He
slight electrical accent Some there
national committees who would him it, just
ALT Landon from his prairie burr
could appropriate than
slight candidate who will the ball
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accent BY short crcuing his masters voice
but
laboratory They drink and Sleep They
they dsobey they talk back
operators and occasion blow political fuses
things. Harding Coolidge Hoover
the day which has just dawned They did
their
boy!-can he talk!
Evening star., 1939-01-18

D Z y I / { u Dy UIle
decision in the
F a n S t e el Co.
case, which has
just been argued
before the Su-
preme Court of
t h e U n l t e d
States.
c o n t r ary to
h e impression
which has been
given in som e
quarters, the Ma
tional Labor Re-
Itlons B ar d
n a S OF con-
Genpa6 tho "cit-
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writes as a globe
trotting totali-
tartan mission
ary, devotes a
chapter to "Ra-
dio Prie S t
Coughlin - the
Battling Padre"
in Ross book,
Americas Hour
of Fate" which
is apparently a
best seller in the
Reich. A Nazi
n e W S p a p e r,
which has just
come into this
observers pos
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old - time dry
| e a d ers who
think they see a
new and arid
day dawning.
The drys are
coming back like
an army with
banners. T 90
many saloons,
too much CO.
educational ell
b oW bending,
too many tam
giles b e t W e e n
barleycorn and
automobiles, too
much cutting of
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minds in the administration
would have been working on
another solution to the relief
problem. Actually, however,
credit for the Byrnes report
must go almost exclusively to
the man whose name it bears.
Senator James F. Byrnes of
South Carolina. He first tackled
the problem two summers ago.
when he visited England and de-
voted much time to studying the
Evening star., 1939-01-18

The fact is, however, that, in
the inner chambers of the New
Deal, the work relief principle
was ceasing to be an article of
holy doctrine even while the un-
knowing Senator Byrnes was
preparing his report. The elec-
tions convinced the Presidents
advisers that w. P. A. was po-
ltlcal liability. Meanwhile, left
wing theorists and economists
were more and more inclined To
Evening star., 1939-01-18

for the public utilities In 1910?
With Maestro Willkie of Com
monWealth & Southern at the
presidential console, Voders
cathodes and anodes would vi
brate with the true voice Of the
best people. From his tubes
would come the message of those
who bestride the switchboards
and read the meters of this great
Nation. I for one shall resist any
effort to rob Vnder of his native
Evening star., 1939-01-18
We, the People
IdeoI Dark Horse Conservative Candidate
For Presidency Found in Laboratory
BY JAY FRANKLIN.

Out Of the Bell Laboratories at Philadelphia
dark horse conservative candidate for the presidential nomination
in 1910.
The candidate Is called Vodra familiar nickname
operation friend OF the people there
without without brain, but with powerful
tubes The whole personality worked
bnaton
Evening star., 1939-01-18

And What
They Do
Mrs. Ella A. BooIe
Leeds Dry Fight
For Comeback
By LEMUEL F. PARTON,

Mrs. Ella A. Boole, the iron chancel-
lor Of prohibition, goes into action
again, with Senator Morris Sheppard
of Texas and several other famous
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and sentences IN any language
and any tones. from those of a
full-groWn banker to the more
dulcet tones of Dorothy Thomp-
son or the lisp of a Shirley
Temple.
Better still, Voder can make
sounds like any animal. His first
keynote speech included the
grunt of a pig and the bleat Of
a sheep. This sort of talk is
customarilY reserved for night
Evening star., 1939-01-18
The Capital Parade
Byrnes' Relief Formula Certain
70 Arouse Storm From interests
BY JOSEPH ALsOP and ROBERT KINTNER

The report of the Committee Unemployment
Relief psychological central proposal
w. work relief" in
direct relief under the social payments
supplemented by public works in bad times
relief
other subject the implications
Evening star., 1939-01-18

HE opinions of the ,orters on this page their oo
necessariy The Stars Such opinions are presented IN
readers although opinions be contradictory among
themselves and directly opposed to The stars
Evening star., 1939-01-18
Labor Case
Hinges on
Rehiring
Fonsteel Ruling Won't
Settle Validity of
'Sit-Down' Strike
By DAVID LAWRENCE.

Issues far more pertinent to the
future of labor relations than the
question of whether "sit down"
strikes are or are not valid will be
Evening star., 1939-01-18
BY FREDERIC WILLIAM VILE.

Father Coughlin now rates as one
Of Nazi Germany's American heroes.
DR.. Colin Ross, formerly q German
liberal journalist, but who now
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prefer puoc WORKS OF the P W. A. type to W. p AS work relief
ere was brief delsive effort to make huge
gram take the place OF w. p Recently plans
lo next years W. p A. appropriation into
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HELP MEN,
(Continued.)
CAN YOU MEASURE UP?

=. 1t takes . high type Of man to make
this kind Of money nowadays-hieh in
character. not necessarily in training or
BACKGROUND or the way he is dressed Each
one OF these men learned this work from
. successful man already established.
Such men as these
Mr.. Page A. formerly farmer, S6O22
earned last week
Mr.. H A. B.. formerly Real Silk sales
man. S61 .93 earned last week
Mr. j. j. c.. formerly shipping clerk,
S74.Sl earned last week
Mr.. c. G. j.. formerly telegraph opera
tor. S6022 earned last week.
Mr.. E. B. L., formerly salesman, $7756
Mi. E. l. Nc, formerly salesman, S6o3s
earned last week
M L. L. Nc formerly Government clerk,
S10l 04 earned last week.
Mr.. c. E. r., formerly chauffeur, $500
earned last week
Mr.; V: R. 8. formerly salesman, s5s.4s
Mr. E, N w. formerly mechanic. s16l .O4
Mr.. C. E. w. formerly candy salesman,
S57 IS earned last week
Any OF these men in Washington can
show you his consistent earnings record,
but the question is can you show a con-
slstent employment record. Are you a
money maker? Can you furnish dependable
Character references? If So come to Room
205 1910 Vermont avenue, at 10 o'clock
Monday morning
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AGENTS.

STRANGE IRONING CORD! Abolishcs
kinks, snsrls. Prevents scorching Saves
time saves work. Saves electricity.
iOOfo pront. Exclusive territory. Big ofIer
free. Neverknot, 4525 Ravenswood. Chi
cago.
NEW POTATO PEELER-seils like wild.
Feels. shreds; slices. grates. Saves hands,
time. food. Samples OH trial. Rush name
kristee II. Akron. Ohio.
NAN. reliable. rs to 55 with car. Handle
Watkins products on gOO-family route in
perience helpful but not necessary. xi5
to $50 weekly for right man. Personal heip
slven No cash investment required Write
the j. H. watkins Co., Box 361-R. Newark
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.


BURTON Linotype School. 7O7 9th st.
trains 1s YOU for good paying clean inside
graduates have failed to get Jobs.
GREGG SHORTHAND touch typinR, En-,
arith., speed dict; begin. and review.
1ndiv. inst 1896 Conn. ave. Dec 1854
MATHEMATICS. H. s. coilege: tutoring
cvenines Adams s7lU EXT 5a5
SPANISH. ITALIAN lessons: conversation
Daily IL to l. . TO pm. 140S L ST. NV,
Apt. 8. Expert lneuist. Reasonable,
WEAK IN LATIN. Germ, French. Spanish?
Get thor. foundation Cali Col. .155. Highly
recon-. teacher.
AIR CONDITIONING, refrigeration; prac-
tical eve, classes; register now. Write call
E. r. l.. ls32 l4th st. NV.
AUTO LESSONS for permit, easy parking
and, and cutch |, nc control car furnished; Call the
old Reliable Foster Hartwell. ME. 1905
GREGG SHORTHAND. dictation. tipping,
Lnelish Evening classes; College teacher.
Rates reasonable Takoma Park. Md.
Shepherd 3646-W.
AUTO DRIVING taught by white expert:
easy parking a specially dual controlled
cars, assuring perfect safety. Easy method
Driving School. Rand. s3s4. 460S Iowa
ave NV.
SHORTHAND SPEED CLASSES. various
class at s. 14l7 N. Apt III. DUP. 5637.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTuRE-Modern scien-
tifc training. Positions secured Nakon
Beauty School, l434 Park rd NV.
GREGG SHORTHAND by exp teacher
Beginners' review. speed dictation. private
lessons: moderate rates. Dupont 2G2S
CLASSES IN BEAUTY CULTURE.
Now starting. Services 1Oc- 5c-25c-Sl 90.
Enroll today at this approved school
WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF BEAUTY
726 11th ST NV REPUBLIC 4414.
HOTELS CALL FOR TRAINED
MEN AND WOMEN
Good positions for trained people in hotel
and institutional field New hotels. res
taurants, clubs. schools and institutions
being built from coast to coast mean in
creased opportunities. Qualify at home or
through resident day classes starting Oct,
Jan. FEB. Previous experience proved un-
necessary. Registration in Lewis National
Placement Service FREE of extra cost
Lewis graduates. both young and mature.
winning success. Quick promotion fine lv-
Ing. luxurious SURROUNDINGS Graduates
now holding preferred positions every
where. Course indorsed by many leading
hotel owners and managers. School now
in its gath year.
Get into this fast-growing field and en-
Joy success. Get out of humdrum routine
work into field that teens with oppor-
tunlty, diversion and human interest Free
book gives details. Call. telephone or write
for il NOW
LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING SCHOOLS,
Desk 9O36 Penn Ave at .rd NV.
Telephone Met. 4G92.
NJ ~ ,t-,,
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SALESWoMEN.

ence necessary: selling on liberal percent
age, sood chance for right party. Apply
Personnel. S03 Penn. ave. NV.
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TWO WOMEN.

Charts has openings for active women
over 80. to be trained as professional
corsetiers. willins to learn. the business.
Call Monday, 8 to IL. Charts ehoppe,
Waahtnston Loan b Trust 0ld0. eth ard
Il StS. nv
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CHRISTMAS CARDS

Outstanding 1899 sellers Southern
Beauty picard 81 assortment-your profit
l0Ogs: Eleven other money-makers No
southern Greeting Cards, Dept. Z, Mem
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GIRL. colored. wishes ghw. no cooking,
no sundays; good ref. Michigan 7l42
GIRLS t"l. colored desire part-time en-.
ceNent refs Met STA
Evening star., 1939-10-29

GIRL, colored. wants general housevork,
part time; no cooking Dupont 2S46
GIRL, light colored wishes general house.
refs Atlantic 5000
Evening star., 1939-10-29

GIRL wants job. part time or by the
week. lG?l New Jersey ave. Phone North
Ta4l
Evening star., 1939-10-29

GIRLS ~. colored. want morning or days
work: care for child nights; refs Mich.
igan 4Sn5
Evening star., 1939-10-29

GIRL. coored. experienced wants part
time or days work; no Sundays; city ref.
erences; 230l H st. ne. Apt. 131. At.
lantic o4El-I ~
Evening star., 1939-10-29

SlRL. colored, wants physicians general
housework. cooking, chambermaid, child's
nurse: out; experienced: references. North
Evening star., 1939-10-29

GIRL, colored. work as maid clean ia
once, shop or work in boarding house.
Evening star., 1939-10-29

GIRL. neat experienced laundress ana
general houSeWorker, wishes DAYS work:
references. Decatur O642
Evening star., 1939-10-29

GIRL. colored. desires chambermaid or
laundry work. Call North 1O397
GIRL colored. wants work OF any ktnd:
good reference. Call Sunday or Monday.
Evening star., 1939-10-29

GIRL. colored general housework, neat
TEeiaole El well recommended: home nights.
Evening star., 1939-10-29

GIRL. colored. experienced, wants part
time, 1ull time or days work; references
Line h.i2h-I
Evening star., 1939-10-29

i1RL. white, wants part time or day's
FORK: experienced; city reference. Met.
Evening star., 1939-10-29

GIRL, colored wants part-time morning
Work as maid; good reference. Phone
Evening star., 1939-10-29

GIRL, neat. light colored. wishes WORK,
mad IN doctors ONCE. shoppe waitressj
experienced Line 66aH-J
Evening star., 1939-10-29

GIRL colored neat. dependable wants
part-time work or mothers helper: refer.
enceS. Phone District 2lIa
Evening star., 1939-10-29

GIRL wishes work as cook or general house.
work in private family. 1885 18th 50.
Evening star., 1939-10-29

GIRL from Virginia wants work as maid,
i9ii or part time No Sundays. References.
Michigan 5431
Evening star., 1939-10-29

GIRL. coored, wants general housevork,
reference. North 1919
Evening star., 1939-10-29

GIRL. colored. wants work as rnother0
n nelper or s,h.w, can stay nights Met.
Evening star., 1939-10-29

GIRL colored. neat. wishes work. cleaning
oachelors apt: or driving car. Atl 1886.
GIRL colored. neat, reliable fond Of chiI.
GIRL, colored wants Job as mothers help.
er nurse or part time; willing TO stay
NIGHTS: exp. Georgia S191
Evening star., 1939-10-29

GIRL colored. wants days work, part time
or Iuil time work; good ref. Dup. 1857
GIRL colored wants work as chamber.
maid general housework or mothers help.
er. Hobart S1al p
Evening star., 1939-10-29

GIRL, experienced, wants part-time work.
Call after II am. Michigan 524a
GIRL. colored. general housework and
Evening star., 1939-10-29

GIRL colored. neat. desires shw; refs;
stay or go home. North 3613
Evening star., 1939-10-29

GIRL colored. wants housework of any
Elnd. part time or full: willing worker,
Evening star., 1939-10-29

GIRL colored; by the day; general house
work. plain cooking, care . children: off
Sundays; W per wk and carfare } Ross
st. Cottage City. Md. CIR 435s
GIRL. colored, for general housework, -
week with room and board Lin.
lU4oh
Evening star., 1939-10-29

Mas CAftLS
MAILED BY SANTA CLAUS
First time exclusive sensational idea!
Large selection personal cards with name.
including 80 for 81. Outstanding "3I in"
feature assortment; 10 others. Up to 1907
prof1t. Write James Art Studios, ISL AnSon
pl.. Rochester. NJ Y
Evening star., 1939-10-29

Carolina ref. 403 Que st NV
GIRL, colored.. job general housevork,
nurse maid. chambermaid stay or 70
nome NIGHTS Dupont 34S3
Evening star., 1939-10-29

GlRL. colored, light. wants Job as child'9
l to & 80 ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-05

didn't intend for the British TO
monopolize the whole Northwest.
'Taint fair. I'm going up there
and show you fellers that real
American can trap all he wants to
on American soil"
You'll have hard time. Jed"
they warned him.
Il don't care-I'm going The
Lord will 60 with me-" he de-
clared
So he started out. trapping as
he went
Now, dozens of persons had
made the east-west trip To the
Oregon country-but Jed Smith
must go down into history as the
first man ever to make the south
north trip from California to
Washington.
Jed trapped all the way, and
traded with the Indians.
He made great catch. and had
visions of the biggest year in his
whole life-but in southern Ore
gon the Indians set upon him and
took all his furs away.
Jed, without his furs. stumbled
into Fort Vancouver.
They took all my furs away
from me. doc" he said sadly to
DR.. Mclaughlin. the famous Hud-
sons Bay factor.
We'll, | guess the Indians pre-
fer to work with us British" Nc
Loughlin said smoothly. How
ever, Mr.. Smith, I'll get your furs
back for you"
And so powerful was McLough-
Inns hold over the Northwest In
dams that he forced them to re-
turn every pelt to the thankful
Jedediah Smith.
And now, Mr.. Smith-the Hud-
son Bay company will buy your
furs," Mclaughlin said. McLough-
lin named his own price-S20 900
and Smith left the country.
But-he had proved two things
1t was feasible to travel into
the Oregon country from the more
settled California districts-and he
kept in the mind OF the world the
fact that America did jointly own
the Northwest. and that Ameri-
cans could trap there.
Next: The wseth Expedition.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-05
DIRECTORS OF
GROUP PICKED
Tuberculosis League
in Annual Meeting
Hears Newcomb

present Day Trends in Tuber-
culosis Work" WAS the title of the
talk by c. L. Newcomh, of New
York City, national director Of
Christmas seal sales, in addressing
members Of the tuberculosis
League of Pierce County at its an
nual meeting Monday noon at the
Hotel Winthrop.
The Importance of voluntary or
Plantations. even in the face Of all
agencies being taken over by the
government. was stressed by the
speaker. Such organizations are
needed to police the work of the
official agencies, declared New
comb.
The annual meeting at noon WAS
the highlight of the all-dsy seal
sale conference. which was attend
ed by 100 visitors from Pierce
county and other points Of the
state. There were approximately
60 out-of-town visitors 1T the an
nuAl meeting and luncheon.
Reports MADE
Reports by Mrs. r. r. Pflaum,
recording secretary; B. D. McDon-
aid, treasurer. Miss Stella Kellogg,
executive secretary, and DR.. J. F.
Steele, chairman Of the commit
tee on nominations. were heard.
The all-day conference WIS
series Of round table discussions
with Representatives from all
points in Western Washington.
Motion pictures to be used In the
new educational program were
shown in the afternoon.
Name Directors
Ncwly-elected members TO the
board of directors Of the league
for the county for the coming year |
are: Mesdames George F. Allen,
II. D. Baker. M. H. Downing. l. A.
Drues. II. ]. Flagg, c. A. Fried
line. Theodore Gaffney. Frank
Hale, ]. W. Kalkus. w. c. Langa-
beer, w. f. Lewis, Gladys Nc
Donough. r. H.: Lawrence Nc
Nerthney. T. S. Morrisey. d. L.
O'Donnell, r. L. Parker. Miles
PARROT, Frank Perry, Fred r.
Pflaum, II. w. Rose, Louise s.
Taylor, Rev. C. E. Albertson. Rev.
Rudy Anderson. Arnold Andrea
son.
DR.. d. NJ. Dayton. Robert Cope
land, DR.. William II. Coering.
Howard r. Goold, DR.. Ralph
Gregg. DIR. ]. w. Gullikson. DR.. J.
H. Hendry. DR.. Fordyce johnson.
DR.. c. H. kinnear. r. d. McDon-
aid. Rev. r. H. McGinnis. DR.. Ross
e. McPhail. DR.. Arthur Nordi, DIR.
w. B. Penney. Tom Rathbone. DIR.
Chris Reynolds, Arthur Rowe, DIR.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-05
NJ MBER NINETEEN

Old Jed Smith, At the moment
that II looked as though Britain
was about to get control of the
Northwest. through the powerful
grip Of the Hudson's Bay Co.
along came the salty, hard-bitten
trapper. Jedcdiah Smith, who
showed America that there were
riches here for Americans, as well
at British.
Jed Smith was a curiosity TO all
his fellow trappers-because he
was an ardent Christian which
most trappers were not--as well
as daring adventurer.
Smith was in California In 1929.
making a living as trapper. One
night he was sitting around the
camp fire with some fellow trap
pers.
1T sure is shame that the
British have the Northwest all
sewed up" one trapper said.
There's some mighty fine beaver
up there"
Jed Smith thought a moment.
Boys" he said, 1.-THE good Lord
G. II. Smith. DIR. John F. Steele,
w.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-05
FEELING OF MAGNOLIA
AROUSES WHOLE TOWN

ALA M z ID A. Calf. - When
George Washington cut down the
cherry tree with his Ratchet. he
only had to explain the situation
just to one personals father. But
when Carl Zoller. manager of a
local hotel who had a magnolia
tree cut down in the hotel grounds
he had 10 explain and keep ex-
planning to indignant citizens.
He told them the tree was dead,
there was danger OF its falling on
passersby, and in any event, the
board of directors debated six
months before taking the decision.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-05
COURT TO DECIDE IF
U. 5. CAN TAX JUDGE

WASHINGTON - The supreme
court has agreed TO consider an
other phase Of federal income tax
application by accepting q case in
volving the right of the govern
ment to tax the salary OF fed
eral judge.
The court last week ended re-
ciprocsl immunity of federal and
state salaries from taxation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-05
BANKER ADDRESSES
CHAMBER MEETING

There is not nearly as much
wrong with Americas banking
system as the public believes. E.
l.. Blaine. jr., of Seattle told menu
bers Of the Tacoma Chamber OF
Commerce at their weekly forum
Monday at the Hotel Winthrop.
Blaine, vice president of the
Peoples National Bank OF Wash
ington in Seattle. explained among
other things that total loss TO the
public in the depression bank
failures was less than four per
cent. much smaller loss than in
most businesses.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-05
Mail the Coupon Beo It's Your First Step Toward Wealth!

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-05
Mad Butchers"
Spree Continues

CLEVELAND-Police theorized
today that the foot of woman
found on city dump might be
that of 14th torso-murder VIC
tim of the mad butcher of Kings
bury Run"
Bodies of the last torso murder
victims, man and woman,
were found Aug. 16 last on Lake
Erie front dump near the down.
town section. The torso of the
first victim was found Sept. s.
1894. The heads OF only six VIC
Tins ever have been found.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-05

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-05
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-05

G.. II. Smith. DIR. John F. Steele,
Thor Tollefson. Frank Walters.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-03
Sd MEMBER Of
BOARD CHOSEN
Oregon Man Will Aid
Attempt TO End
Ferry Strike

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