davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-13
Hnao % @inf.

Spi0 Sneet Glooer bar Ell uonler.
fet Gone til at forbereoe ct Stpffe
2onb for GIialfu.
Naa 2aub, lom life or goot
orpnerct, n0tter Set life at foriegc
meo 4lfoIfa.
Ser er mango Slog3 4IiaIin
8rimoil 9lIIaIia er Den melt bauro
fere. Sar Den Ell 8ong punoct 500
irItc, fan sem mobitaa Gerfe. Ser
gisr set al mco andre SIo83 9IoIin
ger.
- groertcr / Igronomi iortGucr
o8 mi, at De har giort ben Gpoogcl
ie, of ollI MutS iroeboIocr pi5ie pig
tigc 3rringsitofie, iom life finbe5 /
hoio Wtais.
Ser tales og Ifrioes life ioa
mcgct ON "Geriarming" MI TOM ior
cn.Iel aor ttIbaee. Seoretiit CT oct
Ell iaore i~rteresiont EARNING, men
i GroriS Iutter gIenoigbeo tiot og
oitc.
Griorre foritonbige Wfrno bar
oet Suob, Tiger De, Of fortiat altltiDc
ring al Sorocn og TIantning al
SfoqIiuier ca 2ltnoe piloe me8et Tor
bebre 6orholOene / De regniattige
Strsa. Ger piIbe BIZ rter 3eober,
% be corr1e, tsrre 8inoe oiIbe Iaa
minore Mast, merer De. 6orban
bentIig bar Sc nogen Ret / Oct, gtcn
hpcm ifal pIante Sfogen? Sea ue0,
hpem burbc gIarte Dem. &c 6oIt, ionl
al aongresien bpert 9far iaar iig
operIuot Den nleget berpgteoe Bort
Barrel" for al muore op Gloe %
aagab etc, tunbe sjerre ior Ell
8angs Crib goa no iii 6armerue /
De regniattige Ggne az port 2ouo o.
pIante Sfoglrnler oe Sfoglnroc Tor
Dem. iamt bore ell grsno eIer 10 /
bpcrt 5opni1ip. 3ette er life no.
get urimeIigt JorIansenbe,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-13

ItauItllpl W 'uVb yllllulU CTfutlHH
al r,,ae ito fine anlfiugcr IcIp. Wian
&c paaitaar, al Oct or bcorc at tiebc
Dem ira S~snicauIcrc, iom beorc Tor.
itaor oa or beorc ruiteoe Tor at rll0e
lo anlinaer. "a iaa meoer III Ct
amoet Spsrgamaal 49, itllloe man
fisbc Ell Gag aanlIc HpIinger cIIer
arniu9er 8 lt9er gamIc2 Nauge
bar aiort Den grlorina. at Sc er boot
tiert meb at flsbe s llger gamIc Mnl
linaer. Tadrcn tommcr ON ct Sio
tiIbuge i9ien, % nctop MI er oct Sio
til at eiere iiG % en- Wening ON,
hoao allrs man bill toge, bpao bennc
Gag anaaar.
Ser ifal nGpne5, buorIcoe3 oct iaa
omtrent gaar I'll. @nbp Chiefs iola
les iioItc Saar for ira 70 til %
Gent3 bper, Zen aicmerinitlige
Tri$ FOR oisie I Qua gamIe apuin.
Qcr bar oltioa omtrcltt 20 Gents.
Gettc betpocr, at ll0rugeren haooc at
ifoffc T,igepg, Io0c Dem bli ubrugc.
De oao 8 Tiger % ii0eu nsie Tia nteo
Ell SriS al 90 Gents Stpffct for apI.
lingerie. Spi@ Oct gif nhcloigt meo
llorlianingerl, o. BET bIep forboloS
bis ioa lcpethe anlirqer, hpao let
fan brnoe, fit han life megct for iii
Grbcibc, lin Goopo5ieIigbeo % iirtc
Hu9eGg.
Mtonge i%Sarncrc bar life StS til at
to9e gobt garc poa "9abp Chiefs,
Ge er ocrfor roiot fpr at mite eli
Gel al Dem. Set 8oar paa 2pffe og
6romne, ON ban faar ioo mango az
Dem til at bore on, at ban bar noaet
igien for Srpberi % llblne. Get
piloe oerIor betaIc fla bebre FOR iao.
oanne of fiebe 70 Waaneber gomIc
apuingcr.
&ao oe1t mbcn SIDE piI Ssnieop,
Icre meo grunotg Griartltg % tics.
mr5iiQt llo'tnr for at fllure uortac
% feoe op apuiu9cr / itor Mnaleitot
Iom Ncgel funnc ioo Ill % irlgc I
Gag gamIc % s Tiger 9ornle apain'
ger meo goo Tor6eI. ) &irfelighes
Sen or ser | Senieforretninger ingcll
@rcn, ser bar iliqc MtuIigbeoer Tor
at bli Iennenoe Iom Solq al s Tiger
Qonlle ~l1nehsnS % Soner, Der bar
opnooet en- gcgt al I 80. cQcr be.
Gre.
SDao Salg al S Tiger 9olnle ling.
her,8 nngoar, bar Be oftc opnaact Ell
|riS al / Collar Stptfet / 8icnncm.
init, % mangc &cnieoolerc har boIot
hem i en- Bris al 1926 % $3.50 pr.
Stptfe for almin0cliQ "utlIttn ltoct".
Tor gooe llngbsnS, Der er brogt lao
lollgt pa Sci CT bette pi5Ieltg life
Ell urimclig EriS.
Ieune s Tigers "Sltlinci5" er FOR.
holospiS noget mt, men ptl mcr %
mer blt al iuIot ioa itor Btgtigbeh
1om Sorretningen ntco / Gag gomlC
a~nlinqer. Hctop iom 6olf fanot no
at De fitt1oe fiebe inc "@abn Chiefs"
btqigcrc al eriarne &enicaplerc, enc
De ielp finbc ilbrllge Dem, % bli mel
iifre ON ct goot Heillltot, MI DC fom.
me til al opQioe lit @rpoeri % ittC
f@icnpor0i9beOer meo al brlngc ga.
hp Chiefs" % til 8 Tiger gamlc apI.
Itnaer. Dc bill laoe De %criarnc SON.
IeapIere uoierc oct Irbei0e Tor lia %
ielu unooao oct Strpp OF De @efunr
ringer, Iont er forbulloet me0 Of faC
&pItnger I'll at leoe, tribes og pore
De fsrItc Tiger, De er til.
Gen Sarlncr, Ion1 bar oIrct i'm SON
ieilof Ell mer eno alminocltg Smhl
oq orepet @enieapl lon Torretning
pil itrur in0ie, bpilfen NnIeonlaq
ban bar lonBa Den Stnie. Gr ban Ell
Grpcrt og bel rtitet paa @enicau.
lens Smraooe, bar ban lamme gIn
lebning Tom clhuer "erforel Ssnieop
Ter til at glere Seilse poa i'm @sn'e
iorrctning, Solo &eenitab meo @pn.
irnp'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-13

onttrertt belle lin @orulUnQ0c. Sor
Ell enfcIt @ooo, hlemmcb6reuoe /
3riltian$iuno. bcIober labct Jig til
$4,000 Ser.
5rontSp i5oc San llncer en- or.
tonogtiq Storm meo oprsrt Sao for'
lite Nat iii ilanr Ell @au0 ira Cen.
nif, 3 al NciUtnlngcn rco0eoc ilg
ilnro. meoeu5 DC auorc 3 omfom.
1rouobicm 15oe San. Sfuelo bar
man poo (itran ]obicrucret en- Sfel
te, iom orcu me0 @uroen / &circt
Sfoiteu3 4ciUtniua 6 9 Y}onO.
autolca omtonmct
5~ronohiem f6oc San Ter jar
Qaact 9iuQter ON at lalt l1-l2
Utano ifllI0c nUrc omfommct unocr
ocu Storm iou 'orlcocn raleoc pua
6iifcieltct pco (itrun. ]tuQtat inne5
nj iuIialo ocloi2 al uure rigtIJ Gn
bel Sci &rugQooa cr uemIlg oreUet
iloll0 pau 6rclu. elsie Gina uiier
iiq at tiIhsrc Motorbuaocu Norisg"
al Iolmecu. Nan heloer I'll Der
Nnifrelie at Nuaocu cntcn mao UGre
qoact poa cn Wiinc eller i,aoct inf
fer moo ct 5fiGr, ga Set &rngao0s,
ionr CT 0reuct lIano ct imoOret
imoa 5tpffer. Sgoor borte mon
iislge "Gogapoitcn" Wiuer erpIooe
re noe poa @opct. Goris8" bou3c
s Nanos geirtning, bUorai Dc Tleita
bar giitc NGiteu ale uur ira Iolm.
GEN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-13
Sob Heanifab mco Ssnienc,

Tarmere / Ilnlln6eli9bco er MI
iitano til at bcoemmc, hooroan bere@
Senieocportcn1ent fommcr 10. Gcttc
er Ell @ren al Tnrmin8en, Iom Oct
life er megct panifeIig at bare Geoc
paa. Sloffen er iom &e9el life 'pGrt
talrig. Sn Somncrcn iinocr Son,
Ie,e Set meItc al lin SeOe pes at itrci-
fe omfring noe paa Sarntcrl, % on
@interen err oet ! Acknowledged Sto
til at Iteqe Dem, SGnieitcuct trp1l.
ger life prre meqct panlfeligt, oq
haor0t Mrbeioc cr set life at itcac
Sons. Oct ifltIoc nprc Ell IornsicI
ie at ianfe inh gGg, noor DC er prro
Gcnt2 Stptfct.
Gre @looiiocr / ell liocn Hc8n
lfob3boq piI flare iig for Ne9nIfaba
IerieI, noor man bill boloe &egnitab
meo @%enicfIoffcn. Qao ferite She
Ifriper man nco NutoQct al De Sons,
man bar, noar Relnifob5aoret be
gpnbcr, iuntt mllIige Nototer ongao-
erloe 9Qbcr, Hoccr % iligt roget. Soo
Ser pore aobcnt &Im Tor ~Icncrc 9teo
tcgllelier % Taftn angaucllhc norll-
qebc anQingcr cllcr fiebtc Sons Ell.
Ter &paingcr, iolgte Tugle % oenc.
Tctte Iom ct "SSInpcntorn".
Zen anocn Sioe ifuI6c inbcholoe
9etalicr anganenOe llolr9 Tor SON
Ienlab, "&u9ing" oq ANDRE Slng,
l1oluo FOR Hlt0eGg cIer lnge 6ltgIe
fiebt / oct 6e1liigt at ~forebeore Slot
fen, liant andre mtligc llolpg.
Tao treble Sioe ifuloc Der boIoe2
Reoe poo SSnotGgterle, iom man bar
al at iplae sgg og lepenoe eller lag.
teoc 1ilgle. Specielle Eri'er Tor
iulobIoos Sltqlc itulbe blt ncote01re-
oc. Spis man ferer Hcgnitab, lfltloe
man preoe at npre iaa neiaqtig Ionl
lnlllig og intet iorQlemmc. Sltet an
oct eno ct rigtiq Hegnifob lfltloe pp-
re tiIirc6S'tlllcnoc.
Ger cr III meaet oelte Wtenlnger
ON, el,tcn Set lenler Jig eler fife Tor
Sarntere og Monlcaulere ! mtnore
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-27
ReuerLeu HOwnroPs Case

criminal presented
Beverley spend thirty
had previously been ordered
The ofen for which the jury penalty
sions The evidence practically only epa
nation Of the difference county
looks the law violations
This incident
county whole tired
political heeles
accepted giving license statutes
Beverley Howard
past to deliver" to the
time in the
There indications influence
toward the anttadminisraion candidates
But the from the precincts
ling
The returns from the criminal court show that
regular" he guilty
This the second judgment that effect.
There remains Of the possibility
by pao
from governor
1t unbelievable that Beverley sentence
the past made him
valuable
Howard VIII have help penal help
himself but
they do not desire primaries
It win be interesting indeed
which OF weknOWn
the penalty Of an ofense of which he has
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-27
Then and NOW

In
that will permit the various government
teresing of Good
the government
increased Mr.
Goodrich said:
raising this the
the union
through
jurisdiction finally
o an
years passed Goodrich
years general assembly
policies legislation
ha O.
three alternatives which Goodrich outlined
invoked.
senseless by his
orders and legally increased.
property
necessary property
relief from Illegally ordered
tax beginning
the although that his
influence S predominant general
litigation conditions
state Of Indiana in reference different from
they Mr.
question representing
upon prop
erty already OF government
they anything following
call them contribute
fair the privileges so
An explanation of this may
Interested recognize
avoid liability avoid winding copartnershp
fruitful
limited ti1ensthose prop
erty interests"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-27
Pity Jim Watson!
James az Watson. i.

James Elf Watson candidate
election, is certainly travelling luck
Although he the party
in without
control Of its machinery dp
feet Of the session of the Jim
Whatever the legislature Mr.
forced
while the said Legislature Goodrich
with subjects the disposition which
election.
The Hooser of fair compels
tmeied Jim Goodrich whipped organization
forced him to ndoe Goodrich
and is engaged
VII be forced to swallow whole If he
of legislature
fcenIy to direct the legislature in this special
being
interests Of the republican
with in
of the legislature.
To repudate this Goodrich controlled
suicide for Watson who
support expect
To accept this legislative
is to shoulder the burdens Goodichsm, complete
Figuratively politically speaking course
devil only guess
who officiating POLITICALLY opposite
the deep sea-"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-27
CHAPTER c.

Jim's dinner was what I believe Is
called "a social success" Yet It was
a nightmare to me.
Once upon q time boasted as proudly
as the next one that I had sense Of
humor" Now I often wonder where I've
rnislaid it-and If I'd have any use for
IL IL T. were around.
Certainly Il wouldn't apply to the
ugly changes I saw come over my huS-
band IN the dice game and in the OK
element of the race on which he had
staked his money. Nor can humor deal
with this problem:
II Jim acts go nearly like madman
when he's winning, what will he do
when he loses?
And I challenge the ghosts of all the
humorists sincs the world began to And
anything laughable in Vlrginia's manner
NJ sight Of her husband--oI OF her
treatment Of me thereafter. She acted
Is If I had betrayed and deceived beI
and had led her into the pocket Of tho
crowd at the races, where she and Dali
ton came face to face why oouldn t
she see that Envy was responsible-that
Envy was hurting me, too?
Now, Tom Mason's car was parked not
far from ours. We saw Pat Dalton
leap into the car and, throwing in his
clutch sayagely drive recglessly through
the press Of motors.
Tom Mason ,aughed-was 1t ruefully ?
"Weu. folks, viii you have pity on tho
lonely orphan7" he cried. Jim took mis-
cue quickly.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-27
WHEN A GIRL MARRTES
A NeIU Serial Of Young Mart ed Life
BY ANN Isle.

Plenty Of room in Capt. winston's
car Tom. And chance TO give you a
rousing welcome home"
And he presented Tom Mason formally
to Betty, but turned quickly to me:
"Jove, what a beauty. But never 90
sweet and lovely as-lil8c."
His tone was fun OF meaning.
Then he greeted Virginia. Shs w0s
composed and ley again.
Her eyes were remote-llke Jim'a when
ho talks Of his days in the flying forces
Now the rest Of our party Joined Us
Tom was introduced and we got into
the cars.
on Phoebe's face as she took her place
at Meals side And Neal's copper curla
were flung back IN n sort OF triumph
that made him appear like statue OF
he sun god. But Virginia didn't seem
to perceive this-her eyes remained re-
mote-and sad.
Mr.. Mason took possession Of me- And
IN my bitterness at what Jim had done
at tho way be permitted Envy to snug
gle up to his side, l was grateful FOR
the warm, friendly kindness with whcn
Tom Mason seemed to protect me from
the turmoil Of my own thoughts. was
in no mood TO play NEGLECTED Wife
while Jim and Envy raved over the sue
cess of her "hunch"
This was my husbands FIRST party
and--Eyvy serenely took charge Of It. II
was like Jim's generosity and gratitude
20 let her. but why couldn't he see how
this belittled me?-Copyright 1920
(TO he Continued)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-27

Thomas Kelly is very happy.
This week he is the father" Of trip
lets.
Now do not get excited, as it's only
for stage purposes and a regular scream
Of play at that.
"Paby Mine" is one of those bedroom
farces in which Lael Davis as Zoie
Hardy lures her husband back home fol-
lowing a quarrel on the assumption that
he IS a father
OF course Zo.e had to live up to the
words of tho fake telegram and during
the miXup the father IS kissing triplets.
Miss Davis does very nicely as the
baby talk wife who calmly plans TO pre-
tend that she IS a mother by borrowing
three babies.
Thomas Kelly is immense when he Is
kissing the three stage babies, and we
believe. Just as that sweet little person
who sat near US. that Mr.. Kelly would
make an ideal. husband
John Wray as Jimmy Jinks. the friend
of the Hardys, who discovers all the ba-
hles to be used in the play, puts over
his comedy scenes with a sure comedy
touch, as does Miss Msrjorte Yonnegnt
az Aggie. Jimmy's wife.
Miss Vounegut probably does the most
even acting Of the entire cast and
seemed TO set the cooley pace By the
sureness with which she delivered her
lines.
Elizabeth Black, Elizabeth Patterson,
George somnes. Oscar Craik and Oscar
DAWSON have small parts. but vital to
the action OF the farce.
Baby Mine" has a PRETTY bad and
Miss Davis wears some pretty paiamas,
and Of course any play having those
attributes would be successful.
Opinion; Baby Mine is q nice sum
mer bin and has many good laughs
AT the NIurat all week. W. d. IT.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-27
QUICK CHANGES
AT THE LYRIC.

The old joke about the slowness nj
woman in dressing misses Its mark at
the Lyric this week.
At last a woman has been found who
can change her costume without an hour
or two OF tine.
This wonder Is Marion Mnnson.
She changes her costumes ten or twelve
times. and with almost lightning speed.
And for each change. shs makes a
change Of character. appearing I'm ten
characters.
Her vehicle IS q one-act play that gives
her a chance to portray each one OF her
impersonatlons fully.
Her leading man is the only other meni-
Der Of her company.
The Smiletta brothers open tho per
Torrance with their trapeze and comedy
act.
Quick work on their aerial stunts gain
them much applause.
Melville and Stetson have songs. and
also perform on tho saxophone and the
accordion.
Ethel Barney. an Indianapolis girl. an
swered many encores with her old-fash-
Toned songs.
And the Powell troupe Of FIVE enter
tain on a tight wire.
They jump through hoops and turn
handsprings on the wire.
There arc three men in the troupe, and
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-27
ST. nArnExs. LINCOLN.

Q. What statue Of Lincoln was nnally
decided upon for erection in Londonl
A. A.
A. The British government set apart as
a location for statue n Lincoln. site
related TO the houses OF parliament and
Westminster Abbey. A controversy
arose "a 10 whether a statue by George
Gray Barnard or one by the late Angus
tus Saint-Gaudens should De erected.
The British government referred the
matter to our department of state, which
asked the advice OF the fine arts com
mission. Upon their recommendation a
copy Of the Saint Gaudens' statue, which
Is erected IN Lincoln park Chicago. was
accepted.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-27

@ Can tomatoes be skinned wlthou.
scalding; r. A ~
A. Hold the tomato ARMY and scrape
Il with pairing knife as SC removing fuz1
from peach II the tomato Is fairly
ripe the skin will be loosened md can
be looFened and can be removed oaei}y-
The flavor Is not impaired as Il Is ny
scaldIns.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-27

Der of the Cherokee tribe Of Indians.
How can l get it? NJ. NJ.
A. The bureau Of Indian affairs states
that the Cherokee rolls were closed on
March 7. 1907. Unless your name ap-
peared you would not be entitled to al
lotment
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-27

O. Where can sugar cane be raised In
the United States2 T. NJ.
A. Sugar cane requires warm eli
mate and long season, 10 itu culture In
the United States Is limited "a the main
20 a region 300 10 800 miles wide along
the extreme south Atlantic coast and the
gulf coast. 10 some low lying valleys
under irrigation in Arizona. and 70
southern California. few localities in
other states produce small quantities.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-27
RITE wATERMELnN.

Q How can / tell without plugging
whether watermelon is ripper ". o. II
a. One way to tell ripe melon IS by
the condition Of the tendril or curt az
the end not attached to the vine II
usually dries NJ and der just about the
time the fruit is ripe The under side
81 the ripe melon Will be cream color
rather than grecnlsh white. snap the
fruit with the finger n II gives dun
thHd Il is ripe The skin OF a ripe
melon II dull and firm.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-27
THE RIALrO.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

How may tomatoes be skinned without
scaldingi How IS II possible to tell
whether q watermelon is ripe without
plugging This department Of The
Times tells you. II you have question
TO ask, send IL with a . cent stamp to
The Indiana Daily Times. Information
Bureau. Frederic y. HnsldG. Director,
Washington. -. C.. and the answer Will
be mailed direct 10 Won.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-27
CHURCHES OF PRESIDENTS.

Q. How many religious denominations
have had representatives as presidents Of
the United Statesl L. Il. K.
A. There hnve been eight Episcopal
fans, eight Presbyterians, four UnitaF-
ians, four MethodIsts, two Reformed
Dutch and one Disciples This classes
Lincoln as a Presbyterian, which church
he attended; Johnson MS a Methodist, hts
wife's church, and leaves Jefferson classed
as Liberal, a biographer saying that
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-27
aArrRN.s rnsrrIoN-

O. What is Saturn's position in the
sky q present. A. o. J.
A The United States naval observ-
atory says that Saturn Is not favorahly
situated for observation at present. About
Dec. It win be In a gvod position 70
DO observed as a morning star. II Is
now an evening star. setting about two
hours after sunset
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-27
HENRY HAD HIS NERVE

SPRINGFIELD, III, July N.-Au
was 'hunky dory" in the married life
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Daubard until
Mr.. Daubard brought Julia Mason his
affinity, to his home.
That was 1.-THE end Of a perfect day"
Mrs. Daubard charges in a bill for d.
vorce in circuit court here.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-27

Q. Does former soldier have to
make an application for Victory but
ton? r. ID.
A. The war department says that II
YOU have not received n Victory button
and Victory medal. you should apply TO
the nearest army recruiting station, tax
ing your honorable discharge with you
for ifentlhcatlon.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-27
rNsTRrCTToN or RATS


Q. How fast do rats and mice In
crease? J. NJ. T.
A. The common brown rat breeds six
TO ten times a year, producing an aver
ago Of ten young nj a litter. At this
rate pair Of rats. If not checked. would
at the end of three years (eightesn gen
erations) he increased to $50 700. 4s2 in
dividunls. Our Washington information
bureau upon request will send a bulletin
on Destruction Of Rats
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-27
DIZZY oN ORIENTAL Rugs.

Q. What Is the rate of duty imposed
on oriental rugs imported from shang-
hal, China? G.. S.
A. The United States department. Of
commerce states that the duty on oriental
rugs is 90 per cent al vnlorem
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-27

q. How old is Georges Carpenter and
how much does he weight? X. E. T.
A. Tho French champion was ~
years old last January. He is 3 feet II "
inches tall and weighs 175 pounds.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-27

O Are government publications copy
righted =. r.
A. Such publications are not copy
righted. bnt II is ethical, when quotlng
from such authorities, to gire credit
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-27
SAVIOR or TIE Union.

O. Who was called the Savior Of the
Union"1 7. L. K.
A. This was one Of the many nick
names given 10 Ulysses s Grant
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before ave W to represent four tTv),
etc, although known to the later Ro-
mans. was not used until Ia recent
times, and on early clock faces the ngure
four is always represented 10y iii. This
system Is used 70 some extent at the
present day.
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MECHANICAL OOAL STOKERS.

MECHANICAL QUAIL hTUA EKS.
Q. Is a coal stoker a labor saving de-
vice? W. &. ii.
A. The United states bureau of mines
says that mechanical stokers are labor
saving devices because they stoke coal
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GEORGES CARPENTER

while Jefferson WAS not sectarian he
was n believer in Christianity.
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CHICAGO AND IOWA.

uniformly and scientifically. They would
not be adapted to small installations.
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they keep their act at top speed all the
way through.
Louis Hart and company present an
athletic act, and Christy and Mcdonald
have some comedy work.
The cinema part of the bill is com
posed Of the comedy, "Jiggs in Society"
the second Of the Bringing Up Father
series.
These acts will be at the Lyric all this
week.
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THE RIALTO.
Buck Jones in a Fox movie Of the
west, The Square Shooter" Is the fea %
ture Offering at the Rialto this week.
Buck has a chance to ride on the west
ern plains IN this movie and he has a
chance TO be romantic.
The vaudeville portion OF the bin IS
composed Of Leonard and>J srmaml, dan
GERS; Shepard and Dunn, Williams and
Daisy in From Old Montana" Scott and
Lewis. singers. and Maybell and Lee.
JaEztown jiggers.
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RoMAN MINERALS

Q. Can you tell me why the figures
iii are used instead Of " on some
watches and clocksg i. G. y.
A The subtractive principle in Ro
man numerals, that IS. placing one ~
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Q. / was told the other day that there
are now more people in Chicago than in
the entire state of Iowa Is this sof
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THE MOVIES.

THE MOVIES.
The following mortes are on view to-
day: The Slim Princess and Married
Life at the Circle: 'The Prince Chap,
at Englishs: The Virgin Of Stamboul,"
at Mister Smiths s; THE Vanity Of Doubt,
at the Colonial; Lets Be Fashlonabl bic. -
at the Alhambra Hearts In Bxile," at
the Isis" "Shackles OF Fate 1.-THE Pop
py Trail" and 1.-THE Home Stretch" at
the Regent, and "The Third Woman" at
the Ohio.