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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-22
Wagon Coal Mines
Are Promised Cars

Wagon coal mines viii receive their
pro rata OF open top cars through modi-
fcstion Of the recent order Of the inter
state commerce commission, Il was
learned today.
The cars will be sent 10 the wagon
mines on provision that they be loaded
within twenty four hours after place
ment.
In recent telegram 70 the federal
body the two State commissioners advised
that a coal famine threatened Indiana
unless modification or recession Of the
interstate commerce commission order
was net made
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-22
Iron Brigade Society
Elects New Officers

The following officers were selected by
the survivors Of the Iron Brigade at the
annual reunion In connection with the
encampment of the G. A. r.: W. r
Harris, president; Lloyd II. Colby. first
vice president; W. II. Hartman. second
vice president; Hugh Perkins, third Vice
president. and Frank Dagel. secretary.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-22

quality blesched sheeting, size
72x90. on sale (linit 81 each,
$1.S0.
Bedspreads, $5.08
A most tempting price for a
fine satin quality spread, with
embossed designs; large size,
hemmed or scalloped styles.
Special, SIS. 9S.
Doc Goldstein Outing Elan
nels, 900
Real opportunity! These are
mill lengths that we are closing
out. Light colored stripes, also
plain white, for gowns, ETC.;
our 55c quality, see.
Plaid Blankets, $4.98
Take advantage of the oppor-
tunity to get large size (66x
S0) blanket, In pink, blue or
gray plaids. for just S4.9S.
Bedspread Sets, $7.98
Fine satin weave, large seal
Hoped spread with sham to
match, are specially priced, a
set. S7.9S.
Acc Dark Outing Flannel,
35c
Heavy weight and we'll
feeced; for underwear and
children's garments; m / II
lengths of our 49c quality come
to you very specially at $50
yard.
Acc Dress Ginghams, 39c
Pretty plaids and checks, for
women's and children's dresses.
Come in mill lengths and are
therefore offered for less; our
ACC quality, 39c yard.
-GoIdatefn's First Flor
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-22
RELATIVES VISIT
MAYOR M'SWINEY
Civilians in Dublin District
Must Give Up Arms.

LONDON, Sept % Although physi
cally Frustrated and suffering severe
pains In the head, Terence MacSwiney
the hunger striking Sim Fein lord
mayor of Cork. was still conscious and
mentally alert today.
MscSwiney's relatives, who visited
him in the infrmary Of Brixton Jail
were cautioned against talking to him
This was the forty first day Of Mac
swineys hunger strike.
Unable to decide what constitutes
well disposed citizens the Cabinet
has decided to postpone the arming OF
Ulster volunteers for police duty al
Belfast and elsewhere in Ulster province
Government permits for the posses
sion of arms and ammunition are being
withdrawn at Dublin.
Civilians in the Dublin district have
been ordered to surrender their arms
to the British authorities.
MacSwiney, lard mayor of Cork, Is dead.
was the message Father James F. Cas-
sidy, st. Thomas College, st. Paul, re
ceived late yesterday.
Father Cassidy is of the opinion that
the news has been suppressed by British
authorities.
NEW YORK. Sept. 22- Harry Boland
secretary to President De Valera of the
republic Of Ireland, when informed OF
the private message said to have been
received by Father Cassidy of st. PAU
said he had no word to confirm the re.
port Of Lc-d Mayor MacSwiney's death
CORK. Sept. 22.-Eleven Irish hunger
strikers in Jail here entered the forty
fourth day Of their fasting today with
little change in their condition.
Authorities said their lives had been
prolonged by excellent cars
Oil stoves We're used to insure an even
and comfortable temperature, and the
men were packed in hot water bottles.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-22

my m in d was
gloomy, could see
no light on any
thing, could not
work and could
not have any one
to see me. Doc
tors medicine did
not help me and
Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound as
recommended. /
to0k IL and onn
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-22
School No. Z to Stay
Closed for Sometime

Officials of the Indianapolis school
board announced today that inasmuch
as the repairs that are being made at
school building No. Z, Bates and David
son streets. are not yet completed, the
school will not open until further notice.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-22
WALL ST. BLAST
SEARCH TWISTS
Reported Dynamite Was Being
Hauled for Excavating.

NEW YORK, Sept 22-There was a
sudden reversal Of the policy OF investi-
CATION of the Wall street explosion this
afternoon when the police were Informed
that Ray Clarke, employed as a foreman
Of excavation work being done at Broad
and Wall streets. had made a statement
that dynamite was being moved in Wall
street last Thursday FOR use in blasting
rock.
The story led the police 10 search
again on the theory that criminal negli-
gence and not a preconcelved bomb plot
might be the explanation Of the tragic
affair.
Every investigating agency in the city,
however, continued efforts to fnd some
definite clew which would lead 10 those
guilty Of the bomb plot which shook low
or Manhattan last Thursday.
Department OF Justice agents, police,
experts IN medicine and explosives, horse
shoers, wagon makers and IRE depart
ment officials were working on their
particular angles OF the case.
An appeal made to all persons to turn
over to the police pieces OF metal and
wood picked up after the explosion. re-
vealed that souvenir hunters had carried
way valuable evidence,
There Is every indication the testimony
OF scores OF witnesses before the grand
jury has failed 20 produce any evidence.
bomb warning was received az the
Brooklyn postOfiice today. 1t was on a
post card dropped IN the mail chute Of
the Office at about IL a m. and read:
Clear the building az u 10 a. m. Sat
urday for me.
IT n T"
Thank you
Il. NJ. Gardner, collector Of internal
revenue. said although the card evidently
was written as hoax. every precaution
will be taken 10 guard the building.
BOSTON, Sept 22s-Mayor A. j.
Peters today turned over 70 the police a
letter. the third he has received this
year. threatening his life
The letter referred 10 the Wall street
bomb explosion and said:
"A better job will be done In Boston"
Mayors OF Bedford and Fall River
have received threatening letters. &C
cordfnC TO word received here
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-22
EDWIN y. FIsCHER.

EDWIN +. fIoNHEh.
Edwin p Fischer, man who sent post
card warnings to friends urging them to
keep out of Wall street because there
was to be an explosion there, photo
graphed as he arrived at police head
quarters IN New York with the detec-
lives, who had accompanied him from
Hamilton. Ontario, Canada, where he had
been placed under arrest on an insanity
charge. He accompanied the detectives
voluntarily.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-22
NERVOUS
PROSTRATION,
Mrs. J. Christman Proved
That Lydia E. Pinkharn's
Vegetable Compound is a
Remedy for this Trouble.

Binghamton, N. Y.-'T was in
very nervous condition for over a year.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-22
10000 REVIEW
ANNUAL MARCH
OF OLD HEROES

Continued From Page one.)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-22
$4,000 VETERANS
FOR BIGGEST DAY

Continued From Page oneJ
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-22

b. NJ. Gardner, collector OF internal
revenue. said although the card evidently
was written as a hoax, every precaution
will be taken 20 guard the building.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-22
Bedding and
Domestic
Specials
Seamless Sheets, $1.80

SCoii14Coo kSucctct q4so0
Seamless sheets Of standard
quality blesched sheeting, size
72x90, on sale (limit 81 each,
$3.50.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-12
r WANTS TO GET
 SIX MEN WEEKLY
fitain Has Quota to EIn to FIJI byy is to he Recruited.

itain Has Quota to EiIi to FIJI
 hyy K to he Recruited.
 Navy Department. in its pro
 b bring tho navy up to full by March tst, has called upon fitain for the enlistment of an Of six recruits q week. Tho Pcruiting officers are Chief Master r. Classcn. and C. c. hke;. chief store keeper.
 |raii ot tho Navy should make fcial appeal to young men. in industrial conditions iu New and elsewhere. Tho induce offered by this branch of scr- 10 such that the young man looking after his future. who the value of training so ho |comc expert In his chosen line |nvor. cannot turn hls buck on frho recruiting officer issues the hg statement:
 hnvc learned from good au- that tho supply of labor in |itatn now exceeds the demand men are being turned away |er employers. We have jobs |e mon and for others now em-
 who want to enter trade
 and earn while they are TO- |their training. The many Navy |hools arc open to qualified re- |nd former service men. Some |sitnte 10 enlist because they pay in the navy is too small, w do not realize the financial
New Britain herald., 1920-11-12

benefits that tho service offers. Be sides the large advance in pay made ny tho recent Navy Pay Bill, the gov crnmcut offers retirement after l6 years at SGa month. If a man re- mains 70 years he may be retired at an average pay of $1OO a month.
 ''rhc Navy Department has an nounccd that the Atlantic Fleet will visit South Amcrica.and Africa next summer. Recruits enlisting now will bc available for this cruise.
 Men that gave their discharges to the local recruiting officer in October
New Britain herald., 1920-11-12
Pile Sufferers


Can You Answer These Qucstions!
 Do you know why ointmcnts do not give you quick and lasting relief1
 Why cutting and operations fail?
 Do you know the cause of piles IS internal"
 That there is a stagnation of blood in the lower bowel?
 Do you know that there IS a harm less internal tablet remedy discovered by Dr. Leonhardt and known as HEM ROID now sold by Clark x Brainerd and druggists generally, that is guar antced?
 IIEM-ROID banishes piles by re- moving the internal cause. by freeing blood circulation in the lower bowel. This simple home treatment has an almost unbelievable record for sure. safe and lasting relief to thousands Of pile sick sufferers, and saves the needless pain and expense of an oper- atfon There is no reason why 1t should not do the same for you.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-12

will please call al tho office and get their medal
New Britain herald., 1920-11-12
CHIRoPRACTIC TALK, NO. % DEADLY GERMS

Germs dangerous only in proportion as they able to find iodgment in tis sues that weakened through lack of normal nerve force. The force which flows through the nerves is Natures preventive and antidote to the evils which germs do. If this not so. the germs constantly taken into the body through the air. food and drink would soon destroy the whole race.
 He who has straight spine and conse- quently Is strong in nerve force cannot be- come infected. But he whose spine is out of alinement and consequently has an ob- struction fin the nervous system is liable at any time to tho activity Of germs.
 If you well, keep If sick re- cover your health through Chiropractic Ad- justments. Remember the death rate goes up in proportion people are unable to resist disease whenever it crosses their path
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-24
LOS AMIGOS DEL PUEBLO

taban como dueno de propiedades de
gran valor. Aquel enenaigo del ca
pitalismo no desdenaba las riquezas
cuando las tenia al alcance de su
avida mano.
Szamuely no tuvo tan buena suerte
como Bella Kun. Bella Kun, hombre
astuto sagaz 81 los hay, no soIa-
mente logr6 escapar con vida de la
hecatombe que hundi6 a su gobierno,
sino que pudo salvar el fruto de SUI ra
pima. En- su equipaje pudo esconder
la modesto suma de cinco millones
de coronas.
Cuando los comunistas Sc apode-
raron del gobierno de Budapest, en-
la Tesoreria de la naci6n Sc encon-
traban catorce millones en- titulos
seis millones en- ORC. Cuando los comu
nistas salieron de ALI no Sc encontr6
una sola moneda en- las esquilmadas
areas del Tesoro. Los amigos del pue
bio arrasaron con el dinero que al
pueblo pertenecia. Esto basta para ex
plicar ell ardor con que muchos Sc
entregan a las predicas del nuevo
evangelio polftico-rEvolucionariD.
Ell guitar la propiedad los ricos
no ha traido hasta ahora ning1n be-
neficio al proletariado. Solamente han
salido gananciosos con el nuevo siste
ma los amigos del pueblo" que tu-
vieron la precauci0n de abrir cuen-
tas en- los bancos establecidos mas
ALA de las fronteras nacionales pa
! ra asegurar ell pOrvenir. Los redento-
res modernos no trabajan gratuita-
mente. Cobran precio de actuali-
dad.
Szamuely Sc propuso inmortalizarse
ante la historic con su ejemplar ha-
zaiia. En- estos ultimos amos muchos
redentores de esta calana han asalta
do el poder en- algunos pueblos can
didos que Sc han dejado engatusar
con deslumbrantes promesas. Ell I'll
po gBotesco del nuevo redentor es
muy conocido en- Russia, Y puede ser
estudiado con comodidad Y sin ries-
go en- las novelas de Artzibasheff
Estos> redentores, en- literature, resul-
tan pateticos, v algunas veces conf
cos. En- politica, sin embargo, son
siempre perniciosos. Szamuely fue 10
que pudo haber sido el terrible Neron
81 hubiera nacido en- una humilde ca
sa del pueblo en- vez de nacer en- un
palacio del fastuoso imperio cesareo.
FL credo de los nuevos redentores
nerece un POGO de atencion Y tam
oien su manera de expresarlo en- la
)ractica. En- America son bastante
.onocidos los amigos del pueblo.
2ero la amistadsy la idea que Sc tie
le del pueblo estan va fuera de mo-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-24

Cuando cayo en- Hungrfa el gobier
no Soviet, implantado por Bella
Kun, los altos oficiales del regimen
comunista Sc dieron a la fuga con
gran precipitation, sin dejar tras
ellos el fruto de sus desvelos Y fati-
gas. convertible en- sonoras monedas
extraidas no Sc Sabe de donde. Los
encarnizados enemigos del capitals
mo, los modernos redentores del pue-
bio, no tienen nj con mucho aquel ad
mirable estoicismo de San Antonio,
que supo resistir con anima serena
las tentaciones que Satanas puso ante
sus ojos para pedirle.
THOR Szamuely, que formaba par
te del gobierno comunista hnngaro
en- los tiempos de Bella Kun, uno Ok
los trabajadores infatigables en- la
construction del nuevo regimen, fut
uno de los que mas prisa pusieron en-
escapar cuando Sc desplom6 su go
bierno, el gobierno que representabs
esa pobre y nlartirizada clase pro
letaria que quiere los bienes ajenos
para ST, hacienda yer que odia y des-
precia las riquezas. Szamuely lleg6
la frontera, pero cuando Sc disponia
cruzarla, topo inesperadamente cor
ell hermano de una de las victimas que
fueron ejecutadas por orden suya
FL hermano de la victima tonlo ALI
mismo venganza por su propia ma
no, pero Szamuely lego esta Erase q
la historic para que sea esculpida er
relieves de inmortalidad: 'Solamentt
fui enemigo de los enemigos del pro
letariado." Una Erase al fin.
Esta Erase no debe mOrir, porqut
en- ella Sc puede condensar toda Ia
historic del comunismo moderno. ST
puede parangonar con aquella otra
Erase inolvidable de Neron: "Qualis
artifex pereo".
Los tiempos cambian y los ideales
tambien cambian con el tempo. En-
estos tiempos la figura de un artis-
Ia queda eclipsada por el ultimo y el
mas vulgar de cualquiera de los "ene
migos de los enemigos del proletaria-
do, llamense socialistas, comunistas
bolshevikis'. En- esencia nos
iguales ell artista y el enemigo de
los enemigos del proletariado". Sza-
muely y Neron tienen algo de comun
Su cuerpo fue enterrado en- el mismo
sitio en- que habian caido heridos de
muerte mas de cuarenta de sus vic
timas. Era un personaje cruel de
tragedia antigua
Cuando este iltimo amigo del pue-
bio pereci6, sucedio algo extraordina
rio: Sc encontraron en- su persona su
mas de dinero que ascendian a 100000
coronas, y documentos que lie acredi,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-24

da. Para el revolucionario no exis
te el pueblo, sin clases sociales. To
do aquel que llega conseguir el
triunfo, aunque sea incomplete, Sc ga
ma ell odio de aquellos que desean ARE
batarle 10 que ha conseguido en- la lu
cha por la vida
Ell gobierno de los Bella Kun y los
Szamuelys es el entertainments de
aquellos que no pudieron alcanzar el
triunfo la fortuna en- franco y ge-
nerosa Mcha.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-24
Estos modernos amigos del pueblo"

Estos modernos amigos del pueblo
nos hacen volver los ojos con cierto
alivio hacia los polfticos professional
les, que son tan malos, y que son,
por 10 menos, mas divertidos
Ser "enemigo de los enemigos del
proletariado" es la ocupaci6n mas
productive de los tiempos modernos.
Y la mas comoda. Pero hay que tener
vocaci6n para ella, como Lenine y
TrostZki.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-24
AUN TENEMOS

Casas de campana de ofciales y pi-
ramidales $35. Baules militares, de
fibra, propios para camarotes, $6.
Camisas fnas, cuellos, eorbatas, zapa-
tos, capas para seiioras, chinelas, etc.
etc.
Lo que usted necesite pfdalo
RODRIGUEZ HNos. san Joss 2,
San Juan, P, r. Telefono 419-Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-24
RODRIGUEZ HNos. san JOs6 2

San Juan, P. R. TelefOno 419-Advt
The state herald., 1920-04-09

the barn yesterday and landed on his
head and cut long cash just above
his left eye. The doctor took three
stitches to Sc wit up. Nelson is play
Ing today as though nothing had hap.
pened.
| Joined the Emmanuel Baptist
Church the first Sunday was here.
] have organized troop of Boy Scouts
for them and they are taking great
Interest, In the work. We had fine
time last week at a candy pull. But it
was awfully late when we got it made
as we put twenty-one cups of sugar In
one pan and 1t took about two hours
for 1t to cook. 1t was fine. We have
held series Of meetings and a number
OF the Scouts took their stand for
Christ. hope you. Scouts will go to
the mountains this coming summer
and have a great time. hope that the
next time you hear from me / will be
the. pastor Of somue church and at the
head OF another fine bunch 6f, Scouts.
REV. ]. NJ. GARDNER.
The state herald., 1920-04-09
PAUL-HUMBERSTONE

A quiet wedding took place Satur-
day night, April 3rd, at the home OF
Mr.. and rMs. Emmett Trego at Holy
oke. Colorado, when Miss Lucia
Paul and Edward l.. Thunderstorm
were united in marriage. The impress
sive was used eby the Rev. W. +. Ben
nett. Miss Paul is the daughter OF
John b. Paul OF Doniphan, Mo-, and
came to Holyoke more than two years
ago and accepted a position as assist
and cashier OF the Phillips County
State Bank. She later held respon-
sible position with the Citizens Bank OF
Holyoke.
The bridegroom is the son OF sherih
and Mrs. Hpmberstone OF Juiesburs
and has many acquaintances in Holy
oke. The young people mo'ored to
Julesburg, leaving on an early train
for Denvr. Mr. and Mrs. Humber
stone will locate on his farm is miles
northeast of Holyoke Their many
friends wish them lang and happy
journey in their new life-
The state herald., 1920-04-09
FOOD CONSERVATION PROVERBS

He that wasteth to-day will 20
hungry tomorrow"
"He that wastcth In his own house
increases tho price OF his ncsihbors
dinner" r. rrr
Wasted waterfalls belong to no ono
but might belong TO all"
III could have wha, the nation
wastes In one day, would be rich tor
life"
q. The mother OF family who docs
not cconomixc today is taking ,o-inor-
rows bread out OF the mouths Of her
children" enf.r
Tho man who laughs a, you 20 day
f,r saving may envy YOU 'omprrow."
Tho stomach Is greater tnasc Of
y ver,y than the sword - Esobnnge.
The state herald., 1920-04-09
Clean Up The Streets.

When you see the wind blowing a
do little thinking. Many people are
careless every tay. or the rubbish OF
various kinds would not be littering
our streets and our alleys and our by
ways from day TO day. Carelessnoss
breeds iilth-fil,h breds disease-dis-
ease leads TO siekpess ad death. II ey-
sry person would use more procaution
in the matter OF community sanitation
ue would have less sickness, longer
lie and greater happiness None OF
rs may ever hope to be perfect, but
we are all open to Improvement in one
way or another.
The state herald., 1920-04-09
TWO STORES BURLARIzED by
BOYs, GOODS RECOVERED

Tho Sterling grocery store and the
Luft shoe shop were burgulrlzed Sun
day night some sls in cash being TAX
on from tho Sterling grocery and a
watch from tho Luft shop. Tho po-
lice wera notified end II was not
long before the culprrs were - their
charge end ~ stolen property ro-
eoyor-l.
TIE burglars hEoial % b1 two boys
'ono under nine years Of age. ihe otn
or Qii0r bat under th olinii nxod by
e6uyia for publication Of names How.
aeg.. ho older OK the two had been
under 1arpoudod sentence for some
Time for former misd6eds and 70 was
promptly cent by Juvenile court TO the
homo at Golden.
The watch was returned to Its own
cr and fourteen OF the sixteen dol
lars taken Mt the Sterling grocery
was recovered.
The state herald., 1920-04-09
CAPITAL SOCIETY PAYS
TRIBUTE TO MRS. TIMBERLAkE
BY. FOREST C. sHELToN.)


WASHINGTON. March 1S.-At the
March meeting OF the Washington Co.
orado Society, held this evening, Dr.
Livingstone Farrand gave brief talk
on the conditions OF the world today.
His diagnosis OF the social unrest, e.
nancial uncertainty. high cost of liv-
ing. starvation and epidemics. based
on the reports coming to the American
Req Cross, OF which h is an official is:
That all is due to the war throwingg
things out OF a natural course. The
eight million men who lost their lives
during the war. In the time OF life
when they would naturally have been
at the height OF their productive abili-
ty, he said, was an appalling loss in
itself Add to this the lessening OF
child birth and the lack of nutrition
for tn children who were already
here, and the increased death rate
causd by contagion and infections and
Que has. us D. Farrand expresses Il,
the mnin cause of the conditions in
tho world as they are today. Doctor
Tarrand said Il would take several
generations for the world TO &c, back
10 normal, America, he said, having
suIrcd the least, is called upon TO give
aid ia the old world
DR.. Farrand was followed by For
nor Senator John ahafroth. vino snoko
a conditions and business In Colorado.
ienator shairoth was followed BY Rep
rosntativc Hardy al Canon City Mr.
Hardy jokingly accused Senator shaf-
roth Of referring TO Denver ms Colo
rndo. MIR, Hardy has n wealth OF hum
or, and puts It over In way that ap.
peals TO an audience The laughter
that greeted his sallics at Senator
Shafroth's expense. handicapped him
TO nm extent. though. but relieved the
seriousness OF the Colorado audicnc.
The following resolution OF respect
for the late Mrs. Charles y. Timber
lake was road and adopted:
"whercas. Gpd n his Providence has
removed from our midst. one whose
brilliant sttainmsnts and fine person
ality were much appreciated by the
members Of this society. with whom
she frequently came In contact, and
Whereas. the Colorado Society Of
Washington has suffered nm irrepara-
BILE loss In the death Of Mrs Charles u.
Timbcrinkc. n charter members OF the
society. who never failed TO lend her
active support In It's undertakings. be
Il H4..el 1F|
Resolved. That wo cxtnd to our
fellow member. Representative Tim.
bcrlakc. our sinccrcst sympathy and
tho supporting strength Of our friend.
ship In this Four Of deep bcrcave-
mont, and tina, the secretary OF tho no.