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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-04-15

mdblten unieren bcralidIten Slid
nunid.
Sermom 8lumer crbieIt leste
@odc cine g~nrIabung @obel unb
cine eroBe GuantitGt Cement.
Grtbur Sdaffner uno Gbw. 3it-
mann, bon 8acific, iparen lesten
0ienStag bier Inn ser 30. 90. q.
Contention beiauDobnen.
sos. 2aboiibe bat mebrere Heben.
geb1ube auf ieinem @nWeien nabe
Dem S6ulbauie erri6tet unb miro
in Sen ndditen Saeen nit Dem 8alt
zines i6Gnen 8obnbauIes beginner.
9as Pluto .rgIiid oas fi6 letter.
Samstog ereignete erinnert ittts ba.
ran boB oos Staotsgeieb CO &inbern
inter 16 Sabrcn berbietet obnc Be-
eIettung Ser .@ltern, elm Iuto 81
lenfen, 8cnn bos @eiet Itrifter be-
obaftet tpiirbe, mare es meSer ben
minberidbrigen alttoiTten nod Dem
aIgemctnen 8ubliflm 5ltm Rady-
tbeile.
1aber S6neiocr, melder IGngere
3cit i6limm franf mar, gebt iest
pieoer Ser @eneiuna entgegen. gitdl
bo8 Sobn6en bon Seroinuno Carl,
befinoet iid pieber auf Der 8eiie-
rltng.
Or. S. q. 8attenberg un6 @at-
tin, bon @albington, fparen am
Sonntog unb Mpntag beiufspeiie
bier.
Gbos. 9tsSling, bon Seem Saben,
I~tattete ont 0onnerstag bieiigen 8e.
fnnnten cinen @eilt6 ab.
SoItmciIter Strotbmonn begab lid
lebte ISOLDE nod @tlab inn Iltftrage
bes BoItoeportements, oas beabiid,
tigt oas gtlab 8oitamt ab5uidoffcr
uno bon Berger aus oie 9etpobner
burd Sen 2anbpoitboten beoienen 81
Goiien.
@aIter 8eren6 unS @attin baber
bon inherent SAMPLER Die MGbel fin
ibrc Smtseinridtrns gefauft mi
mad Sermonn ibrem 5ufiinftiger
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-04-15

-Sobr Stred bot oie 6arlt iei.
mes peritorbenen 8oters S. Salentin
Stref nabe Spiss, fir $4,000 ge
tnuft.
-5reo Soele. bon Rorriion, mar
Eesten Montng in 8eiddftcn bier.
Serr SoeGe lit @eidGftsleitcr ser
@asco 2lunber 60. IN Worriion.
-Srnl Senrp Canine rtno God
ter, bon 2orton, Icbr., tpciIen felt
mebreren Sagen BEL ibren Scrtuanos
ten, aug. Sable ltno Santilie an ser
gig Berger SIT 9eIltf.
$. 6. Ohsner reiite Iettc @o.
DIE mad 6reemun, Goss County.
no, no CT mebrcre Gage bertpeilte
lu1 ii6 iiber &eclit1t 0cs oortigcn
e l.8ubms 5u orientireu. 8ie er
urs mittbeilte, bat er BORT cine 2eoic
Radtre6t) nltf so ader in ser
Ntdhe mo man bereits nit oem 8cb.
rcll bon fiinf 9ueIlen begonnen bat.
CLARA &imbaG goltng, &0nigin
oes 2ilber Screen it ibrem neleitcn
uto idoniten Bib rSor the Soul
OF RofaeI" in Der CONCERT SoIe ON
5onntag. ben II gpril. Sro,t Eau.
Ia Rerrit, friiber SRI. 8ol,Io M,iebI,
bon RbineIano, unS friiber in Ser
MANN wobnboft, erideiut IN bieicr
iaseinirenoer 4llffiibrung aIs EoIo,
nio, cine Ser 6ouptrollen OcS
Stiides.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-04-15

Strait Geo. 6. @uentber reiIte
lcBtc ISOLDE nod SeoaIia gum 8e.
Iltdl ibrcr Gltern.
SRI. 4ltreIia SGrtb, mcIde
mcbrere Monotc in @orriIon Be.
i61ftigt mar, rciitc Iesten Sonntog
mad ct. 2ouis I'M BORT IGngere
3eit SIT berneilen.
Mug. Soffnann un6 GoItor
6riB Sro6t. bon Sope, befort6en Iif)
lcttcn 6rcitog IN @ciddftsangcIeeen.
beitcn bier.
-9oS filr5Iid oreoniiirte 6. Of
6. Orfeiter n,n6t in ieinen muiifa-
Iildlcn @eItrebltngen reft erfreuli6e
6ortlfritte, tpel6e onoere WitgIie6er
OeS @crcins crmutbigt boben aud
cine Brass 9att6 gu g%riinoen.
-Gnlil a%rlleger, bon Scope, brod,
tc letter. 8onnersta9 ouf oem Gam.
pier Cinderella cine idrpere 2oolnq
@ci5cn bierber Sen err an oie So.
GERS @tiaing 60. ablieferte.
-9llfrcb 8alter, bon 9op, reiItc
Icbtc &o6c mad, Golcriogc, Ncbr.,
nm BORT auf elmer 6orm 8eifGfti,
gttu9 ST nebmen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-04-15
DR.. W. {. lockwood
3o6nar5t
nj n, 90 o.
Office Der YcopIes 9onf gegeniiber.
Office-8bone Nr. 3
8obnune-Bbone 9r. 800
Seim ididcn Ioiien.
Ser a n n, 90 o

SelW IUlucIt IuIleH.
Cine In5obl Der Spnntagj6ul.
2ebrer Der 81. 6. @emein6e modte
lesten Sonntag eirten @lrsfll,g mad
Union Inn elmer Contention Der
Sonntagi6ltlen bei8nuobnen.
@ddite 8ode finbet bier bic iGbr.
lide 8eriammlirng Ser Breotger ser
Metbo6iiten.. @emeinoen oes Ct.
2oi,is 9e5irfs Itatt. 9ie @erinmm-
lung miro an 9ienstag Iudmittag
ibren Gnfane nebmen un0 Bis 8on.
nerstag Ibeno bauern. Die bteiige
@emeinoe trifft iest idon umfniien.
De Sorbereit1tngen fir Undertaking.
unb 9epirtbttng Ger 5abIreiten
@GIte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-04-15
Srafe.

allg. 9otboge, Elm iif aur R,lbe
geiester Sarmer bon @artbasbiue,
beftnoet fid bier gum 9eiud ieines
Sobnes.
FoItor Raltrer miro am Conn.
tog Den II. Gpril in Ser 81. 6.
&irde GIT 9eemont Sen @ottesbienIt
Ieiten.
Saoio 2ottmann frat Iebte ISOLDE
cine Sciudsreiie no6 ct. 2olis on.
Sanes Glopton gtooms, Del6er
lebte ISOLDE i'm Sitter bon rs Sab.
rcn Itarb, nllrbe letten Sreitog ouf
Dent Sriput. 5rie6bofe auf Sort.
monm'S Sorm beeroigt.
Srof Stots, BON Central @es.
Icpan College 5u @orrenton, mar
lebten Sonntag bier uno belt in ser
W. &. Stride cine b6dit einoruf.
bol(e Srebigt Dor elmer iebr 5obI.
reid beiudten 8eriummlung.
am Somstag, Ben t6. g[priI iuir0
Die 9rofe Sdule lire S6IuBfeier
abbalten.
>albin 2angenbers bat bic Sorm
ieines Saters, 2o,,is 2~ongenberg,
gemietbet. albin lit Elm itrebiamer
iungcr Wann unb tiidti9er 2anb'
uirtt, benz cs ni6t ON @rfolg feblen
miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-04-15
Berger.

Ilbert Mueller, bon Sermonn,
mar Gil Sonntae bier 81 einen tur5,
en- 8eiud ieiner @crtpanoter.
Sronf SpedbaIs reiIte lester
Wontog in @cif6ften na6 Worri'
ion.
SRI. Suitina &buli, bon Morri.
ion I~tattete Iette ISOLDE bieiieen
Sreunoen einen 9eilt6 ab.
Srou 9on. &rllger febrte Iebtc
ISOLDE bon ct. 2ouis suriid, mo iie
cine ISOLDE BEL Sermanoten 3lige.
bradt bate.
Die Sronsisfoner =. SdnueItcrn 90,
gomltn6a ltn6 90. Mofaria, ipel6e
bierber gefSmmen naren Inn Den
ifluer franfen Sater Ser 2esteren,
3abier Sdneiocr, 81 beiudenL ~rciIten
lesten Sonntag pieber na6 9ubu.
qlte, Sonia, ms &lolter 5uriid.
SdmeIter gbmun0a lit cine So6ter
bon Sgnab Spefbals uno @attin.
9us S%beoterItiif, ~along tbe
Miilouri" bas am lebtcn Sonntae
IN Ser fatboliiden Sdulbane ol,fee.
fiibrt nllr6e, mar elm entI6ie6ener
Grfolg. Die Sole mar Bis al,f ber
lebten &lat nit 9eiufern gefiiGi
ltnb nod 7 rbr mar ni6t einmol
Stebplab iibria.
Srnu Sobn &lott, bon &irflpoo0.
mar lebten SamStag uno Sonntal
bier gum 9eiitd hires fronfen So.
tiers, 3nbier S6netoer.
@erbert 8reunie urlo 6eiicn 9rlt
Ser, bon Worriion uorcn lebte1
Sonntog bier gum 8eiud Der So
Mile Sobn 8fauti6.
Srou 8m. 8oibel, bon @osco
na0e, ltottete 8ertpan6ten in urtierel
Staot am Sam8tog einen fr1r5cn 8e
lud ob.
Strait S. q. Spefbals reiite Iett,
@ofe nod @osconooe Inn hire,
Sontc, Srnu Sen S6eIbammer, 81
i6pcr fronf lit, eincn @ci,,d ohSlt
itatten.
4lfreo unb Geo. Babe bc9oben lid
Iebten Somstoq mad Sermann boz
no aus GrIterer nn6 ct. 2oui.
reiIte INN feline Satin nad SauI
at be9leiter, mcl6e nod ct. 2olli
gereiIt mar Inn lire Sotter 5rt Be
iitder, sic i'm 9iafoniiien Soipita
ii6 inter Gr5tIider 8~ebonblltng be
fin0et.
Srau g. s. Ioeoel, pel6c ernit
lid franf mar, befinOet ii6 uieoe
ouf Der 8eiierung,
@m. Shuet bot einen nelten Sori
Srltf gefauft, ben er unb iein Cob
&oDmonb Iette ISOLDE in ct. 2olt
abbolten.
8ictor Silebemann, Sobn bon ST
Si,ebemann ir. bon bier unb SRI
S6eibegger, Sodter bon Sobn S6ei
oegeer bon Sniss, iuuroen am Witt
mod Letter ISOLDE blrd BaIto
Mmafer bon Ser bieiigen epangl. 81
Sobannis Stride I'M Sforrbouie &c
trarlt. @tr entbieten Ben Nerbe,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-04-15

SmelslDlle bat 1ih bet Der lebtell
Sdilwobl nit GROCER @ebrbeit fir
cine b~ieria6rise SodiduIe entidie,
Sen.
-6ruu S. 9. 9ober, Srau GbaS.
9oeger, 6ral &enrp 9oeger un6 S.
S. MertenS, BON Norriion. befanncn
iid letten 6rcitog bier gum 9eiu6
bon SreunOcn ltno Serponoten.
-9. S. &oblbuidl, meIder I6ngc,
re 3eit oils GIerf I'M @ei6Gfte ser
Dan NcrcantiIc 60. in Ban beIdJIf,
tigt luar, reiIte lctte ISOLDE mad
Goleriogc, Nebr.. nm BORT 9eidGfti.
gltllg an5rtreten. als iein HaffoI.
ger int 8ei61fte Der Ban RcrcantiIe
So. mltrSc 8aIter Marid, bon
Stonp Sin, crnannt.
.Sor tbc Soul Of &afael" ser
gr0btc oIler Cinema. grfolge nGdltcn
Sonntag urb Rontag 4beno in Ser
Gon5ertbole. Gin ihoner uno CT.
friihenoer &unItgenuB ltebt Sen &c.
iu6crn in Iitsiiht. Gintritt 90 u,
80 Gents q 8erion.
-Grnit 2ipsfo6 ltno Semitic un6
Senrp Sigler, bon Sope, befanocn
iid Ietten @ontng in @ei6Gitcn
bier.
-6rau albina Bright uno Strait
60. MuI0oon bon ct. 2ouis, tuorcr
lettcn Samstae beiudsmeiie bier.
9ieielben b%cfnroen iid ouf Der &ciIc
SIT ibren Gltern, Senrp Sonntag uuo
Satin, bon @ascouabe.
-8m. S. SLATE rtno @ottin, bon
@osconaoe, iino nod ltnierer Stnot
iibergeiieoclt uno bemobnert oas bril-.
here Il. g. SoteIgcbGltoe.
-@m. 9omIing 1m6 Samilie, bon
Rbinelonb, uarcn Iesten Sreitag bier
nn6 on Ser Coles Greet gum 8ei1t6
Bel 9efonnten uno Serpanbten.
-2ouis 2angenbere, Serrp 8rebc
rnb Senrp Boblmann, bon Orofe,
fomen Iebten Sreitag bierber I'm ols
cine bon Der Goitntp Court ernonnte
Mi6Gtungs . gommiiiion Dos Ser.
rain S1 beidalen, iiber nelde cine
bon Mfreb Meper nodgeiu6te &ri.
bot.&ooo fiibrt uno beu S6a6en Of.
SuihGten, Sen Ilbin @berlin, ilber
oeIien 2on6 oie Roa6 fiibren ioI,
b1lr6 Gr6ffnung beriel6en erIeioen
niiroe.
-G6os. @eltbol5 IT,, bon Sun.
gent Greet. befonO iid (ebtcn Srei.
tag in @eidGften bier.
Gee Stred, bon @orriion, be.
fonb ii6 lctten Sreitog in 8eiddf'
ten in l1nIGrer Stobt.
-2eonbarOt Stcinfc un6 Sralr
Sris Steinfe, bon Morriion porer
letter. Sreitng bciu6slpeiie IN unite.
rcr' Stoot.
Eor5bcrgnilgcn, om Somstog
6en 90. NpriL III @rIt. GifCrmam's
Salle Bel 6irIt Greet.
Clos. Reinbol5, bon @oscona
sc, itattetc lcbten Srcitag unIercl
Sto6t eincn @eId1ftsbciud ob.
-6rib Stride, bon Srene Greet
bate Ieinc SGgcmiiDle lette ISOLDE
=
oiif 8m. antbes' Sarm ON Ser TirI
Greet in 8etrieb, mo- er 80 Corr
8rennbol5 iGgte. 8enn mbere Sar
, mer in Der @odburidoft in 9leiden
@crbdltniB fir ben 8ebarf am Sei5
ungSmatcriol Iorgen, bann fonnet
mir nit 3ubcriidt benz ndditel
@inter cnt9rgcnieberL trob alien
! Streit 5ipii6en Ben &oblenboronei
uno ibren arbeitern.
SRI. g6nn Siteocnonrl, boz
@ooaom, befnnb iid lcttc 8pdI
mcbrcre Gage bier olif 8eiu6 BEL beI
Samilie 2ouis 9oebm uno retite an
0ienstag bon bier aus nod &dnioi
Gitp, mo iie lGneerc 3cit gu berblci
ho,, baohs;h+;,t
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-04-15

Sn Ser 8elt lit CO ielten NIT benz
Gnttuebcr = Ooer geton.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-05
The COURAGEOUS NeWS!

An excellent illustration safety policies
danapol newspapers powerful influences for
community bitter denunciaon appear
ing in and Julius Eaag
convicted Federal onense and sentenced to
prison only desperate period
which the Times persny endeavOrd
lay public absolute defiance of the law
and corrupting o
time the in the community keapn
profits they able hire reputable
to in their Illegal transactions
They prosecuting attorney to
police
They president the Column
a legaizing their liquor traffic
for the News
to criminal
They others rally their aid in
violation the Federal
violating the
charges malicious" the
poses Of
Today changed.
The moneybegotten
defiance Of law and decency disspated.
their hired defenders failed them
punishment they in the community today with
destroyed
liquor oblterated
hen powerful
their
of
community
community bravey and courageously
part years
regardless Of
co.ruptly
public
newspapers compelled reluctantly
a decency n indianapolis.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-05
AndersOn's Bid for Fame!

Anderson Ind notable things that
appreciated
the Of the
built
very distinctive
noticeable
from the city. visit the well
The possession Of the
sight resemblance
per
may lighted by electric
which
however entering candles searchghts
Staagmtes abound
maintains policeman
anywhere premises
a
Probably city
accessible public doubtful
electric light growing
carry many
years
robbers
factory opportunity
said that boarded
factory OF
present
guarding relics
which occasionally
and cavelike surroundings.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-05
PUSS IN BOOTS JR.
BY David Cory.

ened it with the great bolt he gently
turned the key in the lock of the little
gold box and lifted the cover. And all
OF a sudden out sprang a little fairy
sprite with gauzy wings and little silver
wand And then she bew from one person
to another and gently touched the eye
lids with her finger tips, singing all the
while In a sweet, low voice:
Wake from your sleep, your dream
is Ger.
Come back from Spirit Land once more,
Awake, for dreams are idle things,
And life is work and what 1t brings"
And then very slowly the sleeping peo-
pie opened their eyes and stretched
themselves and pretty soon the castle was
humming with excitement.
Twas a wicked witch that threw the
sleep spell over u.s." said the Lord Of
the Castle. Lucky It Is that you met
the little Dryad OF the Oak Tree" and
he smiled at Puss
you shall have the best horse in my
are a traveller"
Well, after while, he took Puss out
to his stable and the first horse that
Puss saw was his old friend. the Good
Gray Horse And as soon as this faith
ful animal saw his little master. he said
Little Sir Cat. comrade in our Mother
Goose Land travels, today is the hap
plest one in my life, for / meet again
my dear little master" And next time
you shall hear what happened after that,
Copyright, 1921.
(To be Continued)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-05
WHEN A GIRL MARRTES
A New Serial of Young Married Life
BY Ann Isle

tween his brows and he was mumbling
to himself as If calculating something.
remembered how joyfully he
cap factory and with what devotion he
work, earned by the march, march,
march all through the long hours which
tortured his lame ankle. That had been
for me. But this wealth Jim had won
In a stock transaction seemed to be all
for himself.
, Even though I knew 1 was risking 4
snub, I had venture a question:
Isis everything all right, Jim?" /
asked
! He looked up with q start.
Everything Oh yes! If the boy
comes fast enough, that Is. They're send
ing it by messenger. A certified check
Dick West just got his. Hope the kid
hurries"
You couldn't telephone the bank that
funds are on the way, or the Sturges
company that you'd like them to hold
up the check until tomorrow? ?" I asked
! II could not" retorted Jim CURLY. ~
things break right I'm in velvet. II
/ they DON'T
He shrugged his shoulders idly. But
his manner wasn't idle" 1t had that
tenseness l have seen come over him when
he IS waiting for the turn of a card, the
/ fal, Of the dice, the 1nish Of a race And
when he t%ed to light cigarette three
matches In succession fiickered out in
his trembling fingers Copyright, 1921 }
(TO be continued)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-05
RAIL WORKERS
RAP ATTERBURY
Take Exceptions to His Stand
in Wage Case.

Editor The Times: On Jan. 81 our
daily papers quote W. W. Atterbury In
very lengthy appeal to the Railroad
Labor Board for an immediate abrogation
Of the national agreement. 1t seems there
Is no question but that his intention Is
to turn the sentiment of the public
against the railroad employees and the
agreement we have with railroads. Now,
Mr.. Public, lets look at both sides Of
the question.
Mr. Atterbury states that unless i'm
mediate action is taken by this board
tnat the railroads would be forced TO
the hands Of recelvership. How absurd
that sounds from a man Of his caliber
and Official standing. Does it not seem
to you that If he, as one Of the high
officials of the roads had allowed them
| to get into such a financial condition,
| that 1t would only be able to last few
days unless something was done, showed
lack Of efficiency on his part in not
saying something sooner, and If these are
facts, why did he not complain sooner.
Again, II the railroads are such a poor
paying investment, why did they all
ciamor to get them back from the Gov
at Iue C4OsS Oh the war AS az
| illustration let's look at another poor
paying investment. Is it not a fact that
some few years ago the express compa-
MES over this country made a big howl
! for 40 per cent increase in their rates,
saying that they could not do without It?
| Uncle Sam then started the parcel post
and put the rates of that below express
rates, and then paid near Ave times as
much to the railroads for handling the
same amount Of business that the ex-
| press companies did and still the United
| states made money on the parcel post,
| Then the express companies reduced their
rates and put out big ads for your pat
ronage, and we think that they are all
J doing business yet, except one company.
| sun they were trying to tell the public
! that they could not exist without an in
crease In rates.
Mr.. Atterbury tells you that We are al
| lowed one hours pay for checking In
I fifteen minutes before the whistle blows.
Here It Is. Rule No. 40 Of the national
| agreement reads that employees required
TO check IN and out on their own time
will be paid one hour extra at the close
| Of each week regardless of the number
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-05

Well, it didn't take Puss long to find
the little gold box under the roots oil
the old dead tree, as I mentioned In the
last story. And It certainly was a beau
tiful little box, carved with gold flowers
and fitted with a small lock and key.
Il wonder what's inside though Puss
to himself, but he didn't turn the key.
and II is mighty lucky he didn't. for II
he had the magic of the box would have
disappeared.
Then, tucking the box under his arm,
he started Off for a great castle which
he saw standing on a neigbborlng hill
tor And when he reached the postern
gate, he knocked boldly upon II with the
hlt of his sword and presently It was
opened by a little old man with long
white hair. He was dressed all in doe
his hand.
What do you want, Sir Cat2' he
asked with a low bow.
1.-THE Dryad OF the Oak Tree babe
me deliver this gold box" said Puss,
and he handed It to the little old man.
And no sooner did this little man see
the box than he gave a shout Of de
light.
Come with me, Sir Cat" he said, and
quickly led the way into the castle.
And, oh, what strange sight met Puss
Juniors eyes a soon as he entered the
door All the inmates Of the great castle
were sound asleep, and the Lord and
Lady sat in their chairs OF state with
their eyes closed, silent and motIonless.
And when the little man in the doe
skin suit had closed the door and fast
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-05

Of hours worked wsek-so you see his
statement is misleading.
He says that we get double time FOG
lunch period work and then get lunch
hour later in the day. Rule No. Q reads
that employees required to work during
lunch period shall receive pay for one
hour straight time and be allowed neceB-
sary time to procure lunch without loss
Of time. This rule does not apply to
men who are allowed twenty minutes
for lunch with pay.
We are very sorry that Mr.. Atterbury
has to resort TO these misstatements in
order to get the public sentiment in his
favor.
We also wonder II the railroad officials
will suggest reducing their own wages,
according to the per cent they would
ask ours reduced.
Their wages are almost beyond mag
nation compared with the men whom
they want to reduce.
When we received our increase in pay
it took several months to decide on that,
then why all this grand rush to do the
roads' bidding.
Is 1t possible that the Divine Creator
intended that these large corporations
should amass countless millions and
Ihose lhaC laGor Tor them De Kept down
on rock bottom all the time?
Does not the railroad workers wife
and children have to be fed and clothed
as well as the stockholders doesT II
they think it Is an easy job to rear
family on the pay that any of the shop
men get now, just let them try it a
while
Now Mr.. Public, take this for what
You think 1t is worth, but all we want
Is a square deal
Signed,
RAILROAD MEN.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-05
CHAPTER CXXXIII.

81 won't borrow another cent from
Tom" said Jim medita lively.
"Will you let me ask Mr.. Norreys to
let us have the money for a day or two ?"
ventured
my making a fool of myself that way"
said Jim in a trembling voice and with
an expression that made me feel as If
he'd struck me. "I'l have no more favors
from Anthony Norreys. Guess III call
up Dick West. He may know something
about the delay in the checks"
While Jim was getting In touch with
Mr.. West l forced myself to consider the
situation in which our first morning of
riches found US. We seemed to be in
financial straits, worse than any we had
faced in our poorest days. There was a
check for thirty-f hundred dollars to
the Sturges Construction Con lany that
must be met that very day-and in the
bank we had seven or eight dollars. We
had no more credit than comes to people
whose bank account has never been more
than two or three hundred dollars at q
time.
We were facing grave difficulties.
Moreover, we were not facing them in
spirit Of comradeship and unity. Jim
brushed my suggestions aside as if
didn't count, and nothing 1 said was
worth consideration.
He stood with his back to me while he
teIephoned and talked so low that didn't
get word of what he was saying. When
he turned away there was a crease be-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-05
st. Patrick's Alumni
to Meet Tomorrow

The Rev. Maurice O'Connor William
NJ. Fogarty and Joseph c. Manning will
be speakers at the get-together meeting
Of former pupils OF St. Patrick's School
at the Indiana Democratic Club. % East
Vermont street, tomorrow afternoon. The
committee in charge includes E. J. Sex
ton, J. II. Mailman, William NJ Fogarty,
L. J. Reach, J. T. McGurty and J. P.
Sweeney.
Mr.. Sexton will call the meeting to
order. 1t is the intention to make the
organization a permanent one and to
elect officers. Inquiries indicate that
many old timers who attended the school
from 1873 TO 1900 viii be present.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-05
CHARACTER OF "r.rOYDs q.

Q. Is "LlOyd's" an insurance com
pany7 r. s p
A. Lloyd's Is an association Of IN
derwriters in London. Its name Is de-
rived from an old Coffee house In Tower
street, where underwriters met TO trans
act business. Lloyd's was incorporated
In 1871, but does not do insurance bust
ness as a corporation, such business be-
ing conducted by It's members accord o.
Ing to the rules laid down by the so
ciety.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-05
Where Is the WhiSku?

generally theory Mike blind
purpose.
the absence other
in
the point where
Of whisky be
AS Bes liberty there existed
law requires that the whisky seized him should
Official destroy that which he possess.
considerable
should be in the possession the
'front.' he court
Marion Counys grand jury could better
prohibition than what
shortage
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-05
NAVY ENLISTMENT.

Q. What are the terms Of enlistment
In the United States Navy?
+. G. NJ.
A. Orders were issued by the Bureau
OF Navigation on Dec. IS 10 stop all en-
Hstments for periods Of two and three
years, and authorizing enlistments for
four years only, with the exception Of
minors between the ages OF II and IS
years, who are to bs enlisted for the
period OF their minority with the con
sent Of parents or guardians Re-enlst
ments may be m4de for two. three or
four years, and extensions are author
lied as heretofore.