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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-09

MatGin dopis. "Mame' dve
deti, sedm a tri roxy stare
pise pi. E. Birthelmerova z De-
troit, Mich. 'Nez jsme jim dd-
vail Ora. Petra Hoboko, nase
deti byly stale nemocny, neni
tomu vsak tax nyni; isou do
konale zdrav6, coz jest pro mas
rodice nemalym potesenim. y
Tim vysvetluje Sc, proc tento
spolehlivy bylinny prostfedek
jest tax oblibenym rodinnym
lekem. Neproddva Sc V lekar-
mach. Piste ma Ora. Peter
Fahrney and Sons Co, 2501
Washington Boulevard, Chica-
go, Ill.
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S)znan1ky
NABfDNUTf K SNATKU.

Svobodny pan V start 40 ro-
ku pral by 81 uciniti znamost S
dlvkou neb vdovou We veku cd
80 do 40 let "a pTiGinou snatku.
uprimne mInGn6 nabidky "a
slete pod znackou "SGatek" do
adm. t. listu. Mlcenlivost Sc "a
80
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VYMENi Sc noyy domek o
6ti svetnicfch okoli Broad
way Union ul. tez kousek
pozemku, dale domek A svet
nicich, blize Kinsman Rd.,
rozmer poZemku je 1907 str.
pfi 1898 str. k tomu jeste
jeden lot. Vezme Sc misto pri-
vatni aneb obchodni. Prodaji
Sc til domy a stor ma vych.
76 ul., bllze Cedar Ave., dale
vymenlm obchod "a privatni
dunn. Nam mnoho jinych domu
jak ma prodej, tax ma vymenu.
Haste Sc u Thorn. SuchJ, 2A65
E. Sc st. Tel. Princt. 1876 w.
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VDOVEC S tfemi ditkami V
start cd 8 do 12ti rok1 hleda
byt a rad by Sc .seznamil Sc
starsl vdovou "a pficinou snat-
ku. Pouzivam t6to cesty ma
sledkem nedostatku znamosti.
Dobre min6nou nabidku zasle-
tie do adm. "Sveta" pod znat-
kou "Znambst'. 80
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PRODA Sc dun o 7 poko-
Jlch, A bedrumy koupelna ma
hofe, pdda, sklep, plyn, elek-
trlka, fernes, zvldstni vytapeni,
zachod We sklepe. Haste Sc v
c. 1880 Durkee ave. V Corlett.
$40
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NAM MA PRODEJ peknou

farmu 0 so akrech Sc vsfm
zarizenlm. Je tam 5 krav,
2 kone, dost drdbeze, 2 yepfi
pekna zahrada a pekny les.
Nam jeste vice farem V oko-
Il Clevelandu bud ma pro
dej aneb ma vImenu "a NEST
sky majetek. Blizsi sdeli B.
Sacha, 1917 Angelus Ave,
z E. 131. ul. Tel. Union 1910
K. Tez mono Sc doptati v
adm. "Sveta".
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PRCDA Sc dlouholety OBJ
clod dou.liiky, cukrovim a
skolnlmi potrebami kde sc trzi
S50C tydne. Je pri mem byt O
peti pokojich. Pfijd'te do cisla
1855 Z. 152 ul., Collinwood
car. SO
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy
.obchod, kde Sc trzi $500 tydne,
|byt Z pokojich, hned "a OBJ
chodem. Cena $1700. Majetek
nese cislo 2647 Superior Ave.
Haste sc V elsie 7715 Cedar
Ave. 8-13
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to otec nebyl jiz dalsiho odpo-
ru schopen, pravil: "Musis to
witt ma sebe, promluyiti S
Courcierem.'
Tot naprosto nutno!" Bu-
de Sc We skrytu cftit obrovsky
polichocen, ucinis-li tento
krOk -"
"Snad nebude Sc Icititi dale
ko tax polichocen, jako Sc CT
tim ia pokoren.
"Bylo by ii milejSi, ably tam
sla matka?"
NE, nel Pujdu tedy - uci-
MIN to. Oh, ten Courcier. Dejz
Buh, aby Sc choval alespon
sluSn6, jinak ="
''Snad no Includes chtiti Wy
zyvati?"
MEL bych jiti 5 tebou?'
Ne, ne, to Sc nesluSi, take
bych ami nechtel, abyss byl
isvedkem meho ponizeni.
"PujdeS tam tedy zitra?"
K cemu pax ty SPECIFY ?"
'Protoze dalSi rozmysleni je
zbytecnym."
Zach, hochu, ty mi prova-
dis vecl A ia ii jiz vybral ta-
kovou krasnou partii = mia
dou Hennecourtovou!"
"Prosim t6, nemluv mi nj !"
DIVA miliony vena a jedna
nejkrdsnejSich honiteb cel6
Franciil"
"A nev6sta oSkliva, jako
sedm smrtelnych hfichu -. To
je mi ma Gilberta bez vena a
bez honitby prece milejsi!'
"Hm. a o tom hochovi jsem
vzdycky ril<al, re je prilis ro-
zumny' r. vzdychal baron, po-
hlizeje t6zkomyslnf ma svoii
chot'. "Ten dohonil promeska-
na oslovstvi sveho mladi O.
pravdu rychlosti blesku."
Starr nepredstavovali 81 te-
dy nadarmo buzka lasky xii
dly" - Zvolal Jindrich svevol-
ne.
"A Sc zavazanyma ocima -
- pOznamenal otec suSe.
Potyckou slovni konCila pax
zcela nevinne bitva TAX prud-
&c zapocata. a vecer uplynul
neruSene svornosti.
kdyz druheho dne kolem Sc
ste hodiny vecerni sed6l Cour-
cier We sve praeovn6 a cetl no.
why, ohlasila mu stara Rosalie,
re n6iaky pan pfeje 81 MIN
mluviti.
'Znate ho?" = tazal Sc pO-
slanec, ktery. 20 zkusenostech
Sc vtiravcem Gcrvaisem stal Sc
jaSt6 ned0verliyeisim, nez by
val,
''Zde Jest ieho navstivenka." /"
"SIuzka poiozila il ma psaci
stul Courcier cetl: Baron
Tresorier, banker"
Courcier cetl il jednou, diva
krat a ieste po treti, nebot'
zprvu nachtel ami veriti sv6mu
zraku.
"Kde zdrzuje sc ia osoba?'
otazal sc pax zmenenym to-
nem
"V predsini -"
"Ved'te il Go pokoje !"
Courcier Sc zvedl. odlozil de-
maci kazajku a vklouzl do
dlouh6ho kabatu. Jsa vice vzru
sen nez-li 81 sam doznaval,
vstoupil pax 2 pracovny do pfi-
lehleho pckoie, kdc tfi kroky
pred sebou spatril barona Ire
soriera. Pfichozi vazn6, ba sko-
no slavnostn6 stal uprostred po-
koje Asi vtefinu krizily Sc
zraky obou odpurcu, aniz ne
ktery slova promluvil. Courci-
er pokynem ruky nahidl hosti
lanoSku otdzal sc odmefene !:
'Cemu d6kuii "a cest', vidfti
vas sebe, pane barone?"
rr6sorier Sc lehce poklonil .
odpovida1 pohledem dosti
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PRoDA sE maly domek a
zachovala kamna ma tvrde u
hi. Haste Sc V c. 1868 E. 48.
ulice. s-1o
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Pani stavitele pozor!

Nam diva Lofty ma jedne z
nejlepslch ulic v Mt. Plea
SAINT, ktere prodam aneb wy
menim "a diva mortgage. Te-
lefonujte Union 189-,W. -
Broadway 2157-W. 2.
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PRODA Sc iednorodinny
dunn 6ti svetnicich koupel-
nou, elektrika, plyn, ulice dla-
zdend a naleza Sc blize dvou
poulicnich kar. Cena $4,000.
BllzSi sdeli Sc V ufadovne F. J.
NeJedlik Co., 1I0I5 Union A
We. Tel. Broadway 1856 - u
MON 1861 r. ??
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! p2ODA Sc.

LACE. Proda Sc dvourodinny
dunn o 5ti sv6tnicich nahore i
dole, koupelna elektrika, fer
nes, lot A. pri 245 str, ulice
dlazdena. Cena $6350.O0. Hla-
ste Sc V elsie It'll La Rose A.
We. 8-14
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PRODA Sc "a pficinou st67
hovani pekny sklennik dplne
zachovaly. Cena $500. Adres-
sa Sc sdeli V adm. t. listu. 8-11
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PRiJMoU Sc divky neb ze-
ny V doutnfkdfsk6 dime. Mo-
hou Sc nauciti vynosn6mu "a
mestndni. Plat pri uceni. Hla-
ste Sc American Cigar Co..
922 Woodland Ave. 8-2l
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.PRODA Sc obchodni misto
$ pozemkem IA akru. Velmi
dobre okoli pro obchod. Haste
Sc u Mrs. A. Lunt, Spring Rd.,
Stop 16. 8-1o
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PRODA Sc pekny dunn blize
skoly, vse modernG zarizeno.
ZavoleJte tel. Rosedale 6653.
50
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PRODA Sc. auto Overhauled
pro 5 osob, lehk6, jako move,
dobry motor. Cena $3.50. Has
tie Sc V c. 1870 Drkee ave. V
Corlett. $40
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PRODA Sc dim o 6ti poko-
Jlch, vSe moderne zafizeno. Ce-
ma $4,000. Haste Sc V els. 1858
E. 126 st. 80
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PRODA Sc rdzny pekny ma
.bytek "a levnou cenu, jako
squarovy still, skrin Sc zrca-
diem, zidle, d6tska zidle, kar-
petty a pod. Haste Sc v els.
1868 Z. 81 ul. Q Fleet Ave.
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PRoDA Sc dvourodinny ci-
hiovy dunn ma Pershing ulici.,
byvala Hollister Ave. Vse zaff-
zeno. Haste Sc elsie 5O82
Pershing Ave.
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PRCDAJi Sc diva zachovale
pekarsk6 yozy. Haste Sc IL p.
Vane, 371l L. 131. ul. $40
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muslin dnes prodati plynova
kamna, lednicku ma so h., pew
nou bednu, v$e velmi LEVINE.
Haste Sc V elsie 4129 Ollie
Ave. 80
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On Shoes

may spoken polite society stockings
such
article worthy great respect
His craft is ancient honorable
retain his selfrespc with
a
of his feet
The of the red boots with
muddy
oE arising out of the first pair leather shoes
mines which register path
O. most en-
probable that primitive it be
follows with greatest
the civilized?
the first pair the luxury
variety of make
At Of furnishings
there
the ladies
military heel
short go up
completely.
Even the purchaser sometimes
used medium which profteer
that which yesterday Yesterday
before the war;
II the shoe indicates
DAY when the necessity patched
indicator shall
as are army discarded shoes
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-06
CHAPTER xCIy.


When / reached home from the visit
to our Canteen Lieutenant, the doorman
greeted me with an enormous hat-box-
like affair. On its cover was the name
of one of the smartest florists. Still
af1ame with the good will enkindled by
doing Carlotta Sturges n good turn,
bore the box up to my little home.
Suppose it were from jim This time
I'd revel In his extravaganza. 1t would
burn down the barrier of GOODNESS l had
set UP between us.
It's against my principles to cut string,
but 1t WAS beyond my power to stop
to unite these knots So l fairly hurled
open the box.
There in deep bows of blue lustre
was n mass of exquisite lilies OF the val
ley and in the midst of their white cool
ness were three crimson roses. Under
them a fiat parcel. Before l opened that.
I ran TO fill the blue bowl with water.
Then I set it on the black and gold
cover flung across one end of the refec-
tory table.
Atip-toe with excitement, ran TO open
the parcel A white envelope fell out.
/ hardly knew which to examine first.
But after a second / decided on the pack
age. What could Jim be sending me-
1 unfastened the heavy white paper
and there lay the blue robe Tom Mason
had dared TO send 1t back
Now all my life when l got angry
had turned cold. Always I had stidened
TO sort OF icy stillness-sarcastlc ana
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-06
WHEN A GIRL MAR RES
A Nelo Serial of Young Married Life
BY Ann LIsls

most aggravating I've been told-to all
Violently angry persons who take my
repression for calmness.
But now became white hot. l was
dizzy with rage-and sick with hate
of blue lustre from the table and hurled
it to the stone fireplace. 1t dashed to
pieces and in Theresa trickling oOzing
stream of water and broken pottery lay
pallor. stricken white lilies and angry
red roses
For a moment I stared at them. heav-
ing. raging, ready to go and wreak more
vengeance on them. The next instant
became cold with bitter shame. Those
little flowers! 1t was as II I'd struck
baby hands. ~
and picked the bruised flowers one at
time from the ruin around them. I
found a box, filed 1t with damp tissue
paper and packed the flowers safely in It.
Then / fetched broom and dustpan and
cleaned the hearth my temper had de-
filed
Presently I was hated and coated
again and on my way to a tangle OF dark
and twisted streets in the poor district.
There was a church there--a little Mis-
siorAChurch.
/ was at peace when / returned home.
Very calmly I took the blue robe. folded
it and laid 1t back in the chest. AS calm
~ l opened Tom Masons note, and read
his little message.-Copyright 1920
(To be cOntlnued.l
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-06

pie with the enormous problem Of city
/ planning AT this stage the necessary
/ legislatiou should be obtained from the
/ state Legislature, so that an official city
planning commission could be esta blished
/ I'm connection with the city government.
/ This commission would take over all the
/ work Of the committee OF 100 except the
4 propaganda work. The committee Of 100
/ would continue to function as the sales
| organization for the official commission.
| LEGISLATION
/ ESSENTIAL.
After the surveys are made and data
| gathered. conferences are held and ideas
developed Innumerahle studies are made
/ and discarded until finally n general plan
| as a basis TO work upon IS developed.
There viii be the major street plan, the
minor street plan, the coming plan. the
traffic plan and various other plans
necessary for the proper guidance OF the
city's future growth.
The last and most important step in
the realization Of our home is the execu-
ton Of the plans. Before anything can
be accomplished in the execution OF the
plans for indianapolis, our larger home
legislation must be obtained so that the
execution OF parts Of the plan may be
carried forward with as little trouble
as possible. To-day the city authorities
have considerable amount OF trouble with
obstinate property owners In the i'm
provement Of streets. BY wise and
equitable laws the expense Of such I'm
provements would not fall altogether
upon the sbutting property owner, but
partly upon the entire city. Many other
phases OF civic Improvement also will
have to be handled By legislation. Here
is where the Department Club can do
, considerable amount OF work by inelud-
ing in its legislative program these
necessary bills for city planning ana
working for their passage in the State
Legislature. Thank goodness the women
now have the power 10 vote.
only when the execution Of the plans
begins Will our dreams for our larger
home come true. Then we can see the
results OF our dreams. followed by sac
rince and saving. then By careful and
wise planning, develop Indianapolis, our
larger home, into a place where We viii
love still more TO live and work out our
destinies with pride and satisfaction"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-06


This is the song that Neptune sang
just as / was finishing the story be-
fore this, and then the man with the
bright star on his head. who you re
member was wading through the wfter,
came up to the rock where little FUSS
Junior was sitting, and said:
There goes my father, Mr.. Neptune,
in his chariot" aud then the man with
the star on his head sat down and be-
gan TO talk.
my name Is Orion, and when It grows
darker, I shall climb up into the
heavens TO give light TO the weary sailor
on the great sea. and then he left, and
pretty soon Puss saw him shining down
from the sky above. And after that Puss
fell asleep and dreamed that lovely
lady, dressed IN a pink cloud, came
walking over the sand. By her side
was an old grasshoppcr. And as she
drew nearer she sighed. and the s9a
grass waved, as If little breeze had
stirred II. and then her tears began 10
fan. and the tall sea grass was COW
cred with dew drops from her sad eyes.
And then Puss awoke and found 1t was
morning. but be didn't know that the
lady of his dream was Dawn.
And dreams always come Just IS we
are waking, so this must have been true
for morning was Just breaking ssN the
little dream awoke Puss Junior as he
slept by the big blue murmurlng ocean.
And as Puss sat up and rubbed his
eyes a ship came toward the shore, and
presently It landed and a great warrior
came up to him and said: II am Ulysses
on my way home from Troy" and he
asked Puss what time IL was, for he had
forgotten to wind his watch the night
4 H.. nutA h,av 4faf
be going.
won't you take me with your said
little Puss Junior.
Come along" said Mr.. Ulysses. So
Puss got aboard the ship and then the
sail was hoisted, and away they went
until they reached the country of the
lotus eaters You see they had to stop
here to get some fresh water; but the
men whom Mr., Ulysses sent on shore
never would have returned to the boat II
little Puss Junior hadn't been with them,
for they ate some OF the lotus plant. and
as soon as they did they forgot all about
home, and If little PISS hadn't begged
them again and again to return to the
ship they would have remained in the
lotus country forever.
Well. after that PUss and Mr.. Ulysses
again set sail, and after while and
many a mile, they came 70 an iSIand
where lived a race of giants, each one
of whom had only one eye, right In the
middle Of his forehead; and they were
different from the little girl who had a
little curl hanging right down on her
forehead-when she was good. she was
very, very, very good, and when she was
bad. she was horrid-for these giants
were never good. Oh, my, moi They
were bad all the time, and sometimes
worse.
So, Mr.. Ulysses took a jar of wine for
present and, with Puss and a number
of sailors, went ashore. and pretty soon
they came to n great cave. And next
time I'll tell you about Mr.. Poly Phemus
who lived there.-Copyright 1920.
(To BE Continued.)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-06
For Democratic Reflection

OF particular of Indiana Is comparison of
containing
Democratic papers of the State
plurality County plurality
1915 was fourteen to one
In vanderburg County lightweight to one
n o
1ournaGaee
times the Democratic Indiana
Harding plurality 1925 plurality
greater part campaign
tissues
vanderbug County Benjamin chairman
plurality
county
exclusively
fairs and congratulated itself its failure take interest the
County campaign exclusively
to the State and county issues and the county practically the
which the Democrats paid attention affairs
Harding
obtained plurality of $685. Wilson 1916 and the 1918 election
Republican by plurality
Republican
considerable a
Republican plurality
times what it in the last presidential campaign
The plurality approximately
lightweight times the difference between the votes of the last presidential
The Republican plurality
than three times the plurality of 1915
increased the size of all the plurae but will claim
should added
evident that County
much better showing the face of the landslide than did the Democrats
Counties
Democratic organization these
The Democrats achievement
Marion County home MCuioch
the residence of organization
The better showing made by Marion County Democrats worthy
notice the councils Democratic
1918,
in the face of landslide
in
granting following
the vote in Marion County nearly doubled
significant that the plurality of the Republicans Marion
is equivalent the total Of the Indianapolis
Apparently
divided plurality
wholly the Republican
will eOntinu to hold tha NJ The
significant dissatisfaction
with County
local
The Times declared following
National of the Nations
acceptable the Democratic
the
The results elsewhere in Indiana compared with the results
County clearly demonstrate the soundness of the assertion
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-06
Named Judge OUer
Man Who Started
Him TO Jail Cell

WHITEsBURG, Ky, Nov. g.
Probably the most unusual outcome
of Tuesdays election In Kentucky
was the victory of Fess Whitaker.
jailer of Whitesburg, over Stephen
Combs Jr, for county Judge, Whit
aker having been sentenced to his
own Jail for six months by Judge
Combs on the charge Of attacking
county officers, including the sheriff.
After being placed in the Jail. Of
which he was the legal keeper. Whit
aker escaped, was recaptured and
again sentenced for jail breaking
Following one of the most exciting
campaigns known to the mountains OF
Kentucky, Whitaker, though in jail.
won over Judge Combs by more than
a thousand majority.
Governor Morrow has three times
refused to pardon Whitaker.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-06
Going Up Salt RiUer

Kentucky Salt River many
bars and twisting channel make passage both difficult and dangerous
living
hard campaign for local once and badly defeated Crushed
the
S I
candidate
brought
be
sentiment this
nothing
with situation conditions
trouble when at fighting
out considering
In the past two with rich corporations grabbing
be for
will feel the and
will two fromn nv
the people who
will againW. d
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-06
Mans Call for Help
UnfOlds Wager Story

The voice of man calling help, DO
lice" aroused the neighborhood at Me-
ridian and Twenty second streets at an
early hour, and the police emergency
squad was sent to investigate.
They found the man who had called
and he gave his name as Jack Martin
living at the Spencer House. He said two
men held him up and robbed him Of s1Oo
In taxicab at Meridian and Twenty
Fourth street
The police found the two men, who
explained that Martin had wagered on
horse race and wanted TO withdraw
from the bet and fight followed. Ths
story was verified by the taxidriver. who
mad made the men get out Of his taxi
No arrests were made.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-06
Governor of Island
of Samoa Kills Self

WASHINGTON, Nov. e-Commsndsr
Warren J. Terhune. L. s. n. governor Of
the Island of Samoa. shot and killed him
self on the morning Of Nov. 3. according
to cable advices Just reaching the navy
department. No reason for his act was
given. He has been governor of the
island since March. 1919, and is q native
Of Hackensack
Some months ago, Lieutenant Com
mander Boucher, formerly stationed at
Samoa, filed charges concerning Com
mander Terhunes administration OF the
Samoan group, and Rear Admiral knight
now is on his way to Samoa TO conduct
a naval court Of inquiry.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-06
MONDAY. NOV. s.

This is an unimportant day in plane
tary direction. according TO astrology.
The dominant planet is Venus in benenc
aspect.
This appears to be especially good
for women who should improve all their
opportunities In business.
There may be q strong inclination to-
ward misunderstanding and disagree
ments, not only in business but IN do
nestle affairs, for Mars frowns on the
world.
Persons whose bjrthdats it is should
attend strictly to business during the
coming months. Prosperity thus may
be assured. The young will marry.
Children born on this day may be
headstrong and difficult to manage.
These subjects of ScoFpio accomplish
big things II their energies are properly
directed.
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Many Chicago Cops
Figure in Rum Quiz

CHICAGO, Nov. s.-Reputed contes-
sions obtained By Federal investigators
implicated many Chicago policemen In
operations Of a million dollar whisky
riag here. 1t was reported today.
a stream Of patrolmen and high police
officers. saloon keepers and others, has
passed through the Federal grand jury
room during the weeks investigation OF
booze Irregularities.
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HOROSCOPE
SUNDAY. NOV. ].
THE stars incline. but do not CO

Again Saturn rules adversely, accord
ing TO astrology, but Jupiter and Nep-
tune are In beneAc aspect
1t is read that the stars indicate the
crumbllng OF old traditions and the es-
adjustment OF new standards of life,
some of which promise 70 be progressive
and helpful TO humanity.
4 The sway today is not a fortunate
.one for the clergy, who may find schisms
an ddisaffections in their churches. Per-
sons whose birthdate it is may expect a
very active year. They VIII journey and
enter on new scenes Of activity. They
should resist the temptation toward
pleasure.
Children born on this day may be
high-spiritsd and quick tempered. They
are usually very fortunate in life. Girls
are likely TO marry men of mssterfui
minds.
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apEcIrIr cnArrnv

Q. IL pebble is thrown overheard
from a ship win It sink to the bottom Of
the ocean, j. X. e.
A. II stone be thrown overheard from
a ship, 1t would pass 70 the bottom Of
the ocean and not remain suspended
This is due TO the fact that the specific
gravity of the stone is greater than the
specific gravity Of the water.