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Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-10-22
MAZDA Ebel's Birthday

Little Miss Nadia Ebel celebrated
her twelfth birthday Monday, October
II, and invited many of her friends in
to help make merry. Those present
were Marguerite Schall, Ruth Miller,
Charlotte Binner, Christine Fredericks,
Evelyn Limbach, Airline Opitz, Jose
phine Kemm, Catherine Hauk, Margue-
rite Baldamus, Francois Schmidt, Hen
ry Hauk and Charley Hodgeson. The
guests reported a glorious time and de.
sire Nadia to hurry on with her next
birthday.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-10-22
JAIL ITCHING POWDER JOKER
New York Man With Queer Sense Of
Humor Is Locked Up.

After he had pleaded guilty to shak-
ing itching powder down the back of
a schoolboy, a man who said he was
Edward Pierson, thirty years old, a
merchant of New York, was sentenced
to Is days in Jail.
Frank Holbauer, fourteen, told the
magistrate he was playing with other
boys when Pierson seized him and
shook the powder down his back. The
boy said the powder Immediately made
him squirm.
Policeman McGrath told the magis-
trate for three weeks complaints had
been made that man of Persons de-
scription had thrown an itching pow
der on the backs Of their daughters
In the streets.
"What have you to say about this
boys charger" asked the magistrate
of the prisoner.
81 am guilty, your honor" replied
Pierson. "But I was only fooling."
"You have a queer sense OF humor,"
commented the magistrate.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-10-22

This sounds like fish story, and it
Is a fish story, and the fish amt got no
tail, and the photo proves it, and you
can call it any old name you darn
please and get away with it! Sam
Moore Of San Francisco caught it.
This fish has skin like shark, a
mouth like sole, spike-like fins that
protrude perpendicularly from its
belly and its back, its eyes are about
the size Of a salmon's, and, unlike
most habitants Of the sea. 1t has nos
trils.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-10-22
A UNIQUE BAZAAR

Many are anticipating the Seven
Ages Bazaar at the Congregational
church for it will afford splendid OPP
portunity to secure dainty Christmas
gifts for every member of the family
and outside of it as no age will be
neglected and the prices will be very
moderate.
Conserve time, strength and money
thus and watch out for more details in
the near future.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-10-22

William Michealson has Paige au-
tomobile agency.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-10-22

East Relief. Consular representa-
tives left the country. All foreigners
piled onto ships and fed. War
threatened to scatter the work and
render vain the long, patient efforts
Of the Near East Relief to salvage
a whole nations children.
But the American men and women
who had cared for these little ones
were undismayed. They refused to
leave under bombardment, with
hostile armies sweeping through the
streets where the Near East Reflects
great orphanages had been estab-
lished, with all supplies cut off and
no communication with the outside
world, or with that far American
homeland whose representatives
these heroic men and women are,
they stuck to their posts. The last
food from America had come in on
November 6, 1920.
1t was not until four months later
chat the new governments of the
Transcaucasian states were estab-
lished on solid basis. But famine
threatened. An appeal was made to
American philanthropy: Critical
need for food products in Caucasus, :"
the cable read. mo limit to need in
Armenia. New government promises
better facilities for relief activity
than former government" A few
days later, a further piteous plea fol-
lowed: Total orphans in Alexandra
pol $4,000. Supplies in Alexandra
pol allow half-rations, April 3rd to
9th. After May 1st, nothing"
But this splendid American relief
,rganization had not waited. Food
vas already on the way. On April
20, Charles V. Vickrey, general sec
retary of the Near East Relief,
oabled: Expect ship first week in
May: 1000 tons rice; 1000 tons
wheat -four; 900 tons cornmeal, corn
-four, hominy; 80 tons sugar; 500
tons beans; 5000 cases corn syrup,
from New York and New Orleans
direct to Batum. Additional 1000
tons wheat flour from Pacific Coast
Tune 1st."
The seven American relief workers
n charge of the $4,000 little ones in
Alexandropol cabled last appeal:
No food at any price. Four days
more and we are finished" But
when the first relief ship Que
Iuen" entered the deserted harbor of
Batum on May l, there were just ten
bags of -four left. The food ship had
come in time. America had saved
the day-and the $4,000 little or
phan children, who had suffered SO
much and lost so much in their short
war-clouded lives, never knew that
gaunt hunger in the robes of death
had knocked at the door of the or
phanage at ARCHAEOLOGICAL that
America had thrust the bony hand
way.
1t is the great heart of America
hat made this work of salvation pos
sible,' Mr.. Vickrey declared. The
money that sends the bread to thest
children comes from ten millio'
homes throughout the United States
1t comes from the hearts of the mos
generous people in the world, VIII
cannot bear to know that half
world away, little children are facil
hunger and death, without helpi'
them to life and happiness.
Mr. Vickrey is making natio
wide appeal to the people of t.
United States to keep this great wo
goinr Contributions may be sent
Gle, nd H. Dodge, Treasurer,
Madison Avenue, New York CIV
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-10-22

The Oxford Football team won an
easy victory at the High School Ath-
letic Field on last Sunday. The La
fayettes were outweighed but in no
forms of the game could they be COM
pared with the strong Oxfords. Man.
ager Accomando had two different
back fields in action and practically
two lines. The work of Fox at full
stood out.
At recent dog show in the Bronx
Mrs. Bryan Conroy with her collie dog
and Miss Sullivan with her pekinese
were the winners of blue ribbons.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-10-22
Thoughts Of Today
No Real Relief

The Committee on Unemployment
will recommend the rich to do every
thing for the poor except to get off
their backs. This was predicted by
Count Tolstoi, who knew human ma
ture in high places. When you have a
man bound hand and foot you will
hardly loose him and give him an equal
chance with yourself This is the rea-
son slave owners did not want their
slaves educated, and many people to-
day believe that general education is
bad thing for society. 1t breeds dis
content in poverty stricken people.
Those who own the land own everyone
that lives thereon. William the Con-
queror knew this and gave the land of
England to his 10000 soldiers, thus
placing the conquered Saxons in slav-
cry without the name.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-10-22
HAPPENINGS OF THE WEEK

Thomas Brudie gave party to sew
eral of his friends on Saturday even
ing. Those present were Margaret
Cotter, Clara Roud, Lillian Wales,
Marian Hunt, Anna Brudie, Joseph
White, Lester Cotter, John and Thorn
as Brudie. Joe White, Lillian Welles
and Tom Brudie entertained.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-08-26

Prahy do Ruzomberka IA ho-
din cesty. Spolu 2 prfstavu So
hodfn - poldruha dfa.
Kto . ct. citaterov bude ce-
stoyat' ma Slovensko ma Rotter-
dam, odpordcam mu cestovat'
D-cugom 3 Mas stanice VI
Rotterdame ma Drazdany
Dresden - q mech 81 vymeni
kartu az do Decfna-Tetchen
Express odchodf q Mas sta
nice v Rotte..dame o 6412 ve-'
Ger. Cas- odchodu menf sa diva
razy do rossa, preto je dobre
ist' hned' ma stanicu a 0 vset-
kom sa doznat'. Tiez odpord-
cam hotel Continental, v kto-
rom sa nachodi ten clovek, kto-
|ry zaobstarava nemecke visa.
Ked' vyjdete 2 lode 2 colnice,
ktora sa nachodf ma pieri, ma
ulici stoja automobile. Pride
k vam clovek, ktory hovorf
anglicky a ma ciapku $ napisom
Continental, q Date sa cd neho
odviezt' do hotelu, ktory je
hodne d'aleko a pesi by ste ia
nezasli. PRIV nez vstupite do
ahta spytajte sa ma cenu, lebo
mac by yam mohli draho ra-
tat. V hoteli sa neplati mic
"a to, ked' 81 tam kufrfky slo-
zite. Hned' 81 ziadajte cloveka,
ktory sa vam postara o wise
nemecke. On ma tam svoiu
kancelariu. Ked' vyplnf apli-
kacie a ked' mu odovzdate pas
extra fotografiu, on hned'
odide ma nemecky konzulat,
ktory sa tiez nachodf hodne
d'aleko odtial' a behom dvoch
hodin mate vsetko v poriadku.
hym ten pride vizovanym pa
som, ld'te ma stanicu, kupte 81
zeleznicny a1stok do Tetchen
l. Decina - a tiez 81 dajte vel'
ke kufre ma stanici odvazit',
poistit' a prichystat' ma vlak.
ktorym pocestujete az do
Dresden - Drazdian v Nemec-
ku. TAX sa vam kufor neztra.
tt. V Dazd'anoch kufre zelez-
Fnicni zamestnanci sami prelo.
zia ma vlak do Decina. Ked
je clovek uz raz v Decline, il
ako donna a mic sa mu nemoze
,prihodit,, lebo sa uz vsade W
svojej reci dohovori.
Buducne napisem nieco {
mojich zkusenostiach ma Slo.
, vensku. Ma .druhy tyzden od
cestujem do Bratislavy ns
Orientalny Trh, ktory sPubuje
byt' vel'mi vydareny. Ma slav'
: nostiach v MARITIME som nebo
- ma ulici som nechcel spat' q
domy su tam i " obycajne dn
: preplnene. Nedostatok byto,
ma Slovensku>je ohromny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-08-26
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youngstown, Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-08-26

ASSA
jlcich. PrehliAdka bols vel'mi
unavujuca, leho cestovatelia
podriemavali. Do Decina SINE
dorazili okolo Il. hodiny ma po-.
ludnie, kde tiez bola colna
prehliadka. Cestou do Dacina,
ktora sa vinie pozdlz rieky La
be videli sme Wat bielo-mo-
dro-cervene zastavy Geskoslo-
venske, ktore nam zvestovaly,
ze SINE uz ma pode nasej re-
publiky. Pc rieke Labe poma-
ly a opatrne sa plavily male
osobne a nakladne ceskosloven
ske parniky, ma ktorych py-
sno vialy cs. vlajky.
V republike I'd cd dvoch me-
siacov panuje suchota, ,rieky
vysichajd, preto ! parniky mu-
sejl opatrne SO plavit', ably
|nezostaly treat niekde v pie
sku. Ked' SINE dosli do. Deci-
ocakavali SINE, menovite
ia, ktory tadial' pred strnast'
rokmi siel, ze to uz tam bude
vsetko len po cesky. Ale hor-
Kyle! PAM financi / ini trad
l1ici republiky 3 aiPubou hovo-
rili pc nemecky a po cesky sa
ohlasili ku mne len S. vel'kou
lslcvopou. Cesi maju dosial'
svojich nemcurov, ako my ma,
me svojich mad 'aronov. Ten
u je slime ponemeeny, vse-
tky tovarne a obchody su v ru-
kach nemeckych. Il !,
! Bolo to ale uz hodne yesel-
Sic, ked po jednohodinovej ja-
zde ma rychliku vchadzali SINE
do kraja cisto ceskeho. Dedi-
ny sa mihaly pred nami cistu-
e s murovanymi domamis a
krasnymi ovocnymi sadmi
Uroda v Cesku bola krasna.
Prave sa tam zalo, svazalo do
stodol mlatilo. Pc prvy raz
od nastupenia cesty Rotter'
damu videl som vesele tvare 3
pocul spev. Nemci su vel'm
uzavreti do seba a zasmucill
Citia nasledky porazky.
Do Prahy SINE dosli o A. no
dine po poludni. Sisli SINE n;
Wilsonovom nadrazi. Boil SIM
TAXI ustati cestou cez Nemec
ko, re SINE sa rozhodli .zdrzat
sa Prahe ma ieden den. 4
bolo to hodno. Praha je kra
sna a je moe milsia teraz Slo
vakovi, ako bola pred Strnast
rokmi. Vtedy sa tam nemci
ma ozyvala asi tax casio, ak
cesGna. Teraz Ia poldruh;
dina nepocul som ami jedneh'
slova nemeckeho. S1 tam 81
ce Nemci i teraz, ale sd uz MI
tax drzi a bezocivi. Pocul son
tam i hodne mad'arciny a do
znal som sa, ze Prahe uz te
raz byva tisic Mad'arov. Ma
dari maju radi velkomestsk,
ziyot. Maju svoj casopis
"Pragai Szemle.''
z Prahy ma Slovensko cho
dia tri rychliky denne, jedel
| rano a diva vecer. Mne sa maj
| lepsie hodil rychlik o %. hodin
- II. vecer. - V republike t.
/ ztiz zavedli modu ratat' ce
: lych "a hodin, miesto diva raz,
: po dvanast', co je vskutku pral
; ticke. Ma stanici bolo hodn
], Slovakov, ktori sli do Amerik
a nechceli mi verit', ze by tar
tiez bolo zle 0 robotu. AL
este Wac bolo takych, kto1
: nedostali cd americkeho kor
2 zulatu v Prahe dovolenie n
: odchod do Ameriky a tt bo,
, vel'mi spokojni, ked' som ir
j povedal, ako je tam teraz zle
I Pol hodinou pred II. hodino
> otvorila So brana k nastupist'
$ do rychlika a II. uhanal
!, / rnoyn,S ,.S sv,aa Ao no&n ,~osln C1r
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-08-26
AKo CESTovAT DO KRAJA
(Pokracovanie z /. strany)

Pokracovanie z 1. strany)
nicnej stanici, ked' sa oddava
ma vlak. Poplatky su pomerne
dost' vysoke, 5 kor. "a .kaz-
dych 1000 kor.
A teraz nieco Q cestovanl.
LODI plavala Atlantickym mo-
rom 8 dni a Is hodin. Do Rot
terdamu dorazila 10. julia ra-
no. Cestovalo sa velmi dobSe,
nemocnych malo bolo, zvacsa
starsie zeny. More bolo skoro
celou cestou tiche, len ma ctvr-
ty den bolo slabe vlnenie, kto-
re rozkyvalo LODI S boka ma
box, ale ME S konca ma koniec,
co je horsie. Ako SINE vysadli,
museli SINE zostat' ma pieri
colnici, kde boly nase batoziny
prezerane. ia som obisiel do
bre, do vel'keho kufra len ma
kukli a v jednej z malych ta-
sick zaujimal ich len moi pi-
sacf strojcek. Nal som pri nom
20 paklickov cigaretiel, tie ma
ST. astie nevideli, lebo mac. by
som ich Dol musel alebo zaho4
dit alebo vel'ke clio Ia ne pla-
tit. Jeden cestovatel' platil
20 dolarov ella z cigariet a Q
dvoch flasociek parfimu, ktore
niesol pre- svoju zenu. z colni-
ce nam batozinu odvezla ma
stanicu zdarma este lod'na
spolocnost'. Vyjduc z colnice
ma ulicu tam uz cakaly auto
mobile ma mas re do hotelu.
|Ked' SINE videi, re mas ii lu-
dia chcd statocne opsiuzit' a
ME sodrat' 2 penazf, dali SINE
sa zaviezt'' do jedneho hotelu
pri samej (zeleznicnej stanici,
ably nam bolo ma vlak blizko.
! Ia odvezenie platili SINE len pc
| jednom hollandskom gulden
- asi 33c., - co bolo veru
lacno. V hotei sa nachodil je-
den clovek, ktory zaopatrova
| cestovatePom nemecke visa
co bolo tiez pre- mas dobre, lebc
SINE sa nemuseli tarat' po Rot
terdame s nasimi rucnymi kuf
rikami. On to robil "a popla
Itok jedneho americkeho dola
ra. Ia nemecke wise aTneric
kf obcania plata 10 dolarov
tax ako i "a ceskoslovenske
Ceskoslovenski obcania platis
menej, asi 7 dolarov. Po dob
rom, ale drahom obede v no
tell siel som ma Mas stanicu
pozerat', ako idu vlaky. Tt
som vynasiel, re vecer O 6. no
dine ide jeden D-cug - ex
press - az do Drazdian - M
ceske hranice, - ktory sa ts
dostane ma druhy den pol 10
hodine rano a do Prahy re mo
Emo dorazit' o A. hodine pt
obede, tedy "a 20 hodin q Rot
terdamu do Prahy. To bolt
daco neslychane pre- nina, lebt
som pocuval i citaval, re cests
do Prahy trva cd 3 dni az dt
dvoch tyzdnov, preto som s;
kazdeho zelezniciara spytova
pre- istotu, ci ten vlak ide a;
do Drazdian. Ked' ma v ton
uistili, hned' som klpil zelez
nicne listky pre- NINA i niekto
rych spolucestovatePov. List
ky som dostal az do Decina
Cesku, co som 81 Dol splietol
Tesinom v Sliezku. Posledn.
sa pc nemecky pise Teschen
predosly Tetchen, a Holand'a a
MIA oba jednako vyslovuj1, q
Tesen. Express pohnul sa ,
rotterdamskeho nadrazia {
6.12 vecer a uhanal veru celo1
) cestou ako dajaky americk,
. express, co tiez dokazuje, q
Nemecko sa rychlo zotavuje
D Il hncro II 4 ~cI>o: x,o..o 1.,zs 1~Aoreo,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-22

ita paved the way by her attempt 10 end
it all for tons Of more trouble and heart
breaks
The fault does not fall to Miss Stewart
but to the person who wrote the story.
Everything has been sacrificed for dra-
matte and fearful climaKes. The result
is that the star IS unable to make the role
convincing at any time. Handicapped as
she is by this impossible story. Miss
Stewart battles 70 register emtiOnal acting
which - much better than the story.
The story suffers at times because the
sub-titles often are not clear. That is
something 1 can not. nor will overlook in
a movie. There is no excuse for sub-titles
which are not large enough to be read
over an entire theater.
You may be Wild over Anita, but pity
her because Of poor vehicles. There viii
be many who viii disagree with my
opinion Of this movie. Help yourself and
have your own idea.
Every golf fan in the city would do
well to witness the slow action movie,
called 1.-THE Science Of COLI" IN which
an expert shows how 70 make many
plays. The camera has been slow timed
and the fan is able TO get a grand and
glorious Wow Of how 4 golf game should
be played
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-22
IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW"
NOW AT THE ALEXANDRIA.

Robert Gordon is the star in "If
Women Only Knew" which Is the cur
rent attraction al the Alhambra. He has
the ro'e OF an irresponsible college boy
who is spoiled by his mothers indul-
gence
He misses some Of the worth while
things and makes an unfortunate mar
rage. His mother believes in him to
the end as does the woman who really
loves him. but ne has some disillusioni1g
adventures.
IF Women Only knew is serious
picture. with no relieving comedy. II is
sad I'm some situations, and never light.
II Is a drama Of well developed plot
sld soma good situations
The cast is good, and includes Viz
ginia Lee and Frank Burton. Most Of
the action takes place IN n little college
town and some exceptionally good
scenery is shown.
One Of the exciting moments in the
play is a big fire and rescue effected
In the burning structure.
The story shifts from the little town
to New York and back. and shows a
pleasing contrast. The story eliminates
in a happy and satisfactory ending
Fatty" Arbuckle in The Sheriff" Is
also shown.
To be shown n the hhambra today.
tomorrow and Wednesday.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-22
Oregon Law Doubles
the Debt of Gambler

PORTLAND. Oregon Aug. 22-when
Joe ofozorosky. proprietor Of a jewelry
store here, declared himself 4 bankrupt
an attachment was served on his body
and he was put in jail. following n suit
for $50. alleged to have been Won by
N"zorosky in a gambling game In his
store
Syl Swire, who swore ne lost that
amount. got judgment IN Circuit Judge
stspleto1s court. and under the pr0vi-
sions Of the State gambling law the sum
was automatically doubled, making thu
award in his favor s.. 500. Mozorosky re
fused to pay on the grounds OF bank
ruptcy-
After spending more than two months
in Jail he was released on 5000 bail.
pending appeal Of the case TO the state 5
Supreme Court II the higher court up
holds the decision Of the Circuit Court
Mozorosky must pay or 80 back TO
fail
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-22
SCREEN REFLECTS BEAUTY OF LONGFELLOW'S POEM
PemIW OpheLa-OHUe Tell Tiew

The courtship- Of John Alden and Pris-
ella in the old Pilgrim days is con-
sidered TO be the first American love ro-
nance.
Longfellow has endeared this romance
to the world in his poem, The Court
ship of Miles Standish,' and now the
movie producer has adapted 1t as a
screen entertainment.
In seeing the movie version of the
poem at the Ohio yesterday. It was evil
dent to me that movie producers are
passing up q lot of good material to be
found in poetry. lust the facts of the
story is cracking good movie STUFF and
add to this the natural beauty of the
early Ieriod, the result is a welcomed
relief from the ordinary movie.
For screen purposes the story is cen
tered on the arrival of the Pilgrims and
the command of Miles Standish to John
Alden that he extend an offer of mar
rage to Priscilla for StandiSh. We all
know that Priscilla at the right time said
to Alden John, why don't you speak
for yOurself?"
Now do not get the impression that
this A high brow movie because it Is
one Of the most natural and sweet love
stories ever filmed. Longfellow's beauty
of composition and detail is felt as the
story is revealed on the screen.
The picture has been nicely cast as
Benjamin n Sharpe is seen as John
Alden. the very bashfuI John: Margaret
Shaw is Priscilla and Sam ]. Ryan plays
the Standish role in n convincing fashion.
The love scenes between John and
Priscilla are fine examples in natural
acting OF course the average youth to-
day is not nearly as shy as John was
in the old Pilgrim days but most OF
us are very awkward and shy when It
comes to putting the big question TO n
girl. Poor Johns task was doubly dif-
ficult because ne was not asking FOR
himself
Opinion THE Courtship o. Miles
Stardish" is an intelligent attempt of
movie producer TO transplant the beauty
OF LongfelIow's sweetest poem to Tie
screen. Every father and mother in In
dianapoIis owes il to themselves and their
children 70 accompany their youngsters
to the Ohio this week where the Long
fellow poem is being revealed on the
screen.
On the same bill is the new Harold
Lloyd comedy. Il Do which upset the
summer box office records at the Ohio a
short time ago. In this comedy. we
have Lloyd IN an original and funny
role. Not to he missed by those who
are crying for clean and bright comedies.
Miss Marjorie Edwards, who has been
with several successful musical comedies,
viii be en- the bill in a program of songs.
I VIII have more TO tell you about her
later on in the week. W. D. II.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-22
MERCY MISSION
TO INDIAN TRIBE
and Dental Clinic to
Help Red Skins.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug Con a mis-
sion Of mercy to the Indian tribes of
Northern California. an deliberately
equipped medical and dental clinic.
mounted on a powerful motor truck, has
left here for Redding, Cal. where a
route viii be laid out to reach even the
most remote rancher'as Of the numerous
tribes in Shasta, Lassen and Modoc
Counties
Following completion Of the northern
California visitation. tho truck viii pro
ceed to other parts Of thu State Inhabited
by Indians
In recent years tho Indians have been
ravaged by pestilence and frequent fam
ines Only recently the Shasta Indians
made a plea that they be allowed 70 kill
deer out Of season in order to provide
themselves with food
This clinic provided by the Indian
Board Of Cooperation and the Depart
ment Of the Interior, viii carry a physi-
elan and a dentist. California State de-
partments have provided two nurses to
visit the California Indian tribes,
There are about 10000 Indiana scat
tered through forty counties Of the State
In 800 bands and groups. u Is antici-
spated by those arranging the itinerary
OF the clinical party that the work VIII
take many months.
Word win be sent to all Indian bands
In the county IN which the clinic IS en-
gagged that they may be expecting a visit
from the party. Tho head men OF each
band viii be asked to arrange for the
treatment OF all their people who need
medical aid and dental work. so that tho
work Of the clinical stan may be done
At IL
nifty.
The leaders are already being urged
to encourage their sick friends and
neighbors to accept the aid Of the white
mans" doctors aud nurses. and TO make
known to their people that the mission
Of the big white automobile is one Of
friendlluess.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-22
CONCERNING
OLIVE TELL AND BEN.

The drama and comedy are mixed
together at the Isis this week where
Olive Tell Is appearing in The Wrong
Woman" and Ben Turpin is froicing
In she Sighed by the Seaside"
Olive Tell has had an interesting
career both on the stage and the screen.
She was educated in France but was
trained for the stage in New York. She
appeared on the stage in cousin Lucy,'
THE Intruder Romance" Under
Pressure" and others. She win be 70
membered by the movie patron as having
appeared In "Tho Girl and the Judge"
ITO Hell with the Kaiser. "The Trap"
The Love Question" and others