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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-04
For Sale-Farms

FOR SALE-At a bargain. acres
cleared, good bungalow, out
buildings orchard. 15 minutes
walk to car line, fine roads. Call
1881 Rural Ave. 265
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-04

CHRISTMAS crocheting, tattlng
and knitting done to order. Call
1h26 n. Capitol. c264
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-04

9FFICE OF GREAT NORTHERN
transportation Co. at 254 ). Lib
erty st. Call phone 99S for daily
services. mzS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-04

JUST received large shipment Utah
coal which we are selling, for
two days only, for $16.50 per ton
from car. Capital City Transfer
Co. phone 933. eezb4"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-04
Jap Premier

Continued from Page One.)
promise on the Shuntung question
with China. which had long been
a main subject OF controversy.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-04

FOR SALE-Be grade mill wood,
second growth and old fir, 4 It.
or 16 inch, prompt delivery.
Phone 1912, Fred e. Wells, 305
s. Church st. eee
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-04

NICE dry wood priced right.
Phone 254 or 622 after office
hours. ee2S2s
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-04

GLIDDENS Linoleum varnish for
all printed linoleum and congo
leum. Max o. Buren,, 179 North
Commercial a.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-04
MISCELLANEOUS

DON'T miss this opportunity. Ex-
elusive agency Marion county.
guaranteed troubleproof" equip
ment for pneumatic tires. Sarff,
81 State street. q267
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-04

PAPER hanging, painting, tinting,
W per room and up very low
est prices, all work guaranteed.
l. E. Rogers. 845 N. nth st.
Phone 731. m264
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-04

WooD--WOOD-Special off the
car, maple $3.50, oak sS and 16
inch old fir $8 per cord, Salem
Fuel Yards, Theo zieman. Chas.
Soos, props. ees
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-04

WOOD, choice. lage second growth
fir. Order now. $6.75 per cord.
A. E. Petersen, telephone office
hours 1913. eef
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-04

6 ROOM, 1 story plastered house
on. Center street. living room,
dining room, Kitchen, 8 bed
rooms, bath, toilet, porch, gas,
electric lights, fruit, etc. Paved
street, cement walks. Price $4,000
Cash to handle $7O0 balance
S45 and interest per month. See
L. A. Hayford. Realtor, 305 State
street. a
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-04

80 CORDS End growth fir Sc cord.
w. A. Shelton. Rt. 8. box 146A. +
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-04
Phone s11. GAG State ST.
For Sale-WoOd

JUDD'S woods good. Phone 10SFS
nnOQE
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-08
"SvEr"

predem superintendent a RI
ditelem skoly schvaleno. We
skery nabytek K tento dcelilm
must byti porfzen nakladem
volebni rady a ma byti pokud
mono slozitelny, ably pfi u
schovani zabral nejmen6 mi
sta. z pouzivaneho mista We
skolach zaplatf volebni rada
skolni rade Dfimefene poplat-
ky podobne i skolnikovi "a
jemu tim vzniklou mimofad-
nou praci.
Skolni superintendent r. G..
Jones a f.iditel Frank G..
Hogen souhlasi, ably pro prvni
volby konane We skolach byly
utineny patficne pfipravy.
Budky postaveny budou mi
mo skolni budovy, takze volici
budou moci vykonavati hlaso-
vaci pravo V obvyklych hodi-
mach.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-08
POzAR STARE RESIDENCE.

Obyvatelstvo Bratenahlu a
okolf Gordon parku bylo wee
ra "a deste svedkem pozaru,
jenz znicil jednu z nejstarsich
clevelandskych residence, jez
byla pred lety znama pod
jmenem Edgewater, 578 vych.
72. ul. V dome schazivala Sc
kdysi nejlepsi clevelandska
spolecnost, zejmena "a dob
pdvodniho majitele w. j.
Gordona. Posledni dobou byl
dun pronajat a dnes stoji zde
jen ctyri hole steny. Pozarem
zpGsobena skoda obnasi $780,
00C.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-08
CELOROcNf SCHUZE

The Peoples Baking Co., po-
radana dne 3. unora 1921.
Schulz Zahajil pfeds. B. SiXta
ia velkeho 1castenstvi podilni-
kd a podal podrobnou zpravu
financni a o pusobeni riditel-
stva, kterazto zprava byla u
spokojenim pfijata ode vsech
podilnikd. Prikroteno k volb6
fiditelstva. Byl dan navrh a
vsemi podporovan, by zustalo
riditelstvo stare. Nasledkem
zmeny stanov, jez fiditelstvo
edporucilo a bylo tez podilni-
ky pfijato, by voleni byli vzdy
A fiditele ma diva roxy a cello
rocni schulz by 81 ustanovilo
fiditelstvo ma kterykoliv pfi-
hodny den V mesci unoru, byla
volba provedena volebnlml list
ky. Nominovani do riditelstva
nasledujici podilnici: PIP. B.
Sixta, G.. Trejbal, Mrs. Dlou-
ny, J. Kamenicky, V. Kletec-
ka, J. Stupka, J. Bohac, Mrs.
Mikslk, A. LANCER, E. Peka-
rex, Ant. BelSan, j. Tfiska,
Kratochvil, Svozil, Black,
Specian, Taus, Knezinek. Dc
volebni komise Zvoleni nasle-
dujici: PIP. Brosta, Mares a
Schwartz, kteri podali zpravu
Do riditelstva zvoleni byli: PIP
b. Sixta, G. Trejbal, Mrs
Dlouhy, V. Kletecka, J Kane
nicky, J. Bohac, J. Stupka
Mrs. Miksik, A. LANCER, Ed
Pekarek, j. Rericha, Y. Tfiska
Nahradnici J. Svec, Ant. Bel
san a Kratochvil. Schulz skon
ell pfedseda p. Sixta pfanim
by move zvoleni iiditele tol
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-08
PODIVNE POMERY v HA.
SICSKEM DEPARTMENT..

Kapitan C. A. Phillips, veli-
tel hasicske stanice els. Z, ma
vych. 81. ul., blize Central A
We. vystoupil vcera z NEST
skych sluzeb uvadi "a dGvod
RUNE "tyranske methody"
predstavenych Gredniku. Re-
signoval, kdyz mu druhym ash
stentem hasitskeho nacelnika
Nimmoem, nebyla povolena
dvoutydenni dovolena.
Phillips vratil Sc do sluzby
Y sobotu, jelikoz byl jak zna-
mo, suspendovan proto. re We
sluzbe spal, ale riditelem Spro-
,tym byl op6tne dosa2en. Ne
daVno byl suspendovan "a tech
ze okolnosti Il teze hasicske
stanice hasic Urbanovic proto.
ze pres hlavu Nimmoa zadal
o dovolenou sameho SGfa Wal
lacea, coz jest vykladano jako
poruseni sluzebnf discipliny.
Nimmo pravi, ze pripade
Phillipse, nemohl dat dovole-
nou, jelikoz by na stanici zby-
Ii jen til muzi a re nenahlizel,
re by choroba jeho byla tax
tezkou, re by nemohl vykona-
vati sluzbu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-08
HOCH POMOCNfKEM PRi
kRADEzI KLENOTU.
Zlatnicka firma prisla diva
prsteny Gene $500.

Vcera odpoledne navstivil
klenotnicky obchod Scribner
and Loehr, 1148 Euclid, star
81, dobfe odeny parek. We spo-
letnosti jejich byl asi 12lety
hoch. Pozadovali, ably jim
manager zavodu Rock pfedlo-
I'll nejake diamanty. Staio Sc
die jejich prani a zakaZnici po-
cali 81 prohlizeti S velkym "a
,jmem kameny, prinesen9 hned
ina n6kolika miskach. Mezi tim
hoch dGtskym zpusobem smej-
oil pc celem kram6, prohlize-
ie 81 RUNE lesknouci sc pred
m6ty. kdyz Sc jeho rodiGe do
sti demantdm byli podiyili.
pravili Rockovi, re pro tento--
krate niteho nekoupi, zavola-
Ii hocha a odesli re zavodu.
Za pul hodiny objevil manager,
re mu chybi jeden platinovy
prsten Sc sedmi demanty V ce-
ne $1,000 a jiny platinovy pr
stem 5 velkym briliantem V ce-
ne $500. Oba klenoty zmizely
z pokladny, umist6ne "a proda
vacimi putty. Die vsech INA
mex hoch V dobe, kdy start u
poutavali pozornost prouava-
ca Sc vloudil "a putty Sperky
uzmul. Zavod byl podobnym
zpdsobem okraden asi pred
dewitt roxy, ale pachatele byli
zatGeni, kdyz Sc jinem zlat-
nickem kram6 snazili tuto me-
thodu uziti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-08
MASOPUSTNf PIES SOkO-
LA POKROK els. So, X. J.

Y sale Ceske Narodni Sine
ma Broadway usporadany pies
V posledni masopustni nedGli
letosniho kratkGho karnevalu
t6sil Sc nadobycej velke uca-
sti nejen tlenstva Sokola Po-
krok els. 36, Kat. Jed. Sokol,
ale sirsi nasi vefejnosti. Phi
vyborne hudbe bratfi Hru-
bych, jez neustavala pridavati,
bavili sc hoste letos mimofad-
ne dobre, takze chvilky ma pie
su ztravene Z1stanou vSem V
mile upomince. NeGelni zaba-
va vydarila Sc mad ocekavani
dobre obojlm sm6rem, utvrdila
dobrou povest sboru a skonci-
la dobrym vysledkem finant-
MIN. Vesela nalada q prava
sousedska Zabava neopoustely
balovniky ami pozdnich no
dinach, kdy by!o nutno pony
sleti ma "pana Navratila" a
kdyz muscle konecne nastati
louceni poyzdechem 81 cetni
tanetnlci vzpomneli, re vlada
prince Karnevala ustoupila
postu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-08
SYN MILLIONAIRE A
BALETkA.
konec dobrodruzneho
snatku.

21-lety Dan Caswell, syn
zemreleho jiz millionaire a
obchodnika poZemky seznamil
Sc We vlaku 5 Jessii Reedovou,
taneGnici V znanG divadelnl
spoleGnosti Ziegfeld Follies.
Zamiloval Sc do nj ia prvni
pohled a "a diva dny byla swat
ba. To sc stale listopadu ro-
ku pravG minuleho. Kdyz Sc
mlady parek vratil re svatebni
cesty, popadla mladou panl
touha pc opetnych vavrinech
ma prknech, o kterych Sc f'ika,
re znamenaji sv6t. Dala pred
most diyadlu pred pohodlnym
zivotem pc boku millionafske-
no synka, ktery Sc marne sna-
III, ably zinku pfipoutal k man
zelskym povinnostem. Nav5tl-
vii il V Chicagu, kde prave Sc
spoletnosti vystupuje, ale ne
byl ami pfedpusten. Opust6ny
manzel piijel vCera do Cleve-
landu ubytoval Sc V hotelu
Statlerovt, nedaleko pokojd, V
nichz pred tax kratkou dobou
slavil libanky.
Nektefi jeho pfatele pravi,
re kratke manzelstvi jej stale
cele jm6ni, kdezto on sam tyr
di, re kratke manzelske jeho
stesti jej stale pouze $4,000,
coz by konecne ma millionaire
nebvlo tax mnoho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-08

pripravenosti vzdor Zachmure-
ne politicke situaci, ktere z
nenadani udefiti mGze blesk,
Sensacni nektere jeho ndaje o.
piraji sc zbrojenf Japanska
jakoz popularitu, ktere Sc
pry jiz dnes budouci valka Ja7
panska s Amerikou test.
Stat novym, bezohlednym
pojetim vzbuzuje jistou pozor-
most a zda Sc, re Martinkuv
clanek, ktery bude miti po-
kracovani, vzbudi jisty pocho-
pitelny rozruch.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-08
SkOLY JAkO VOLEBNl
MfSTNOSTI.

Ia priStich voleb bude po-
uzito budov clevelandskych
verejnych Skol, tax bylo roz-
hodnuto ma vcerejsl schulz
skolni rady po predchozim Wy
iednavani A. ]. Hirstiusem
cd volebni rady, ktere vyvrcho
lilo V podanl 2adosti, ably vo-
lebni bulky postaveny byly We
Skolach.
Skolni rada ma zAdost pfi-
stoupila "a nasledovnich pod
minek:
Pozadovane misto musi byti
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-08
MESTSRA RADA PRIJALA
ROZPOcET $l3,675,OOO.
Dodate6ny obnos $1,000, 900
bezpeSnostnimu DEPARTMENT.
opatren bude pozdsji.

Mestska rada clevelandska
odhlasovala vsemi hlasy proti
jedinemu m6stsky rozpocet Wy
dani Ma rok 1921, aniz by ale
rozhodla, jak hraditi schodek
V rozpoctu hasicskeho a poll
cejniho Departmental V obnosu
$1,000, 900, ktery povstal pli
zamyslenem roZmnozeni poctu
policejnich straznfkG a hasi-
cu.
Mayor Fitzgerald po schulz
prohlasil, ze schodek uhrazen
bude pozd6ji a sice tim zpaso-
benz, re nektere jine depart
menty poskytnou t6chto penez
av padu, ze by to neslo, pax
bude mesto nuceno dodatet-
nou tn sumu opatfiti novou
pGjckou.
Clevelandsky roZpocet Wy
zaduje sumu $l3,675,0 900 vcet-
ne as SIS, 100000, ktere mali
byti sehnany Zvlastni obecni
pfirazkou 3.5 tisice, jak by
10 volitstvem "a poslednich
voleb odhlasovano.
Radni Harry c. Calm Sc
dotazoval, zda vSechny prijmy
urtene pro NONE schodky od-
povidaji odhadu dani mesta
"a benny rok a zda ma kryti
deficitu stati, naGez fiditel
Metcalf odpovedel, ze rozvrh
dani jest urcen a re by konec-
ne statil, jest-li ze pozadavky
policejniho a hasicsk6ho de-
partementu nebudou pfilis We
like.
Dale bylo rozhodnuto, ably
sc mestska rada sucastnila
dnesni schGze jak vgbor, KITE
ry projednaval move financni
plany spolecnosti poulicnlch
drah, die kterych zada spolee-
most, ably il bylo dovoleno Wy.
psati novou emisi akcii "a
S3.OO0,OOO V nominalni hodno-
tx $50. Proti vydani akcil po-
dial resoluci radni Potters,
jenz Sc pfimlouva, ably spolec-
most misto akcii vydala bondy.
Take o tomto navrhu bude
dnes dopoledne jednano.
Radll j. r. Zmunt oznamu-
je verejnou schulz ulitnlho
vyboru. ma ktere dnes odpole-
dne o g. hod. bude rokovano o
urteni stavebnich car ma nej-
hlavn6jsich clevelandskych uli-
cich. SouGasne oznamil, re po-
sledni schuze, vlastne Zaveret.
ne verejne slySeni stran move
dopravni ordinance Sc bude kC
natl We ctvrtek o 2. hod.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-08
KRAJAN MARTINEZ Z CHI
CACA POJEDNAVA v THE
NEWS o JAPONSKU A
AMERICE.

Chicazsky krajan Frank V.
Martinek. jenz slouzil V asiat-
skem lod'stvu Spoi. Stath a je
tez majitelem Ceskoslovenske-
no zasluzneho kfize, napsal
do zdejsiho anglickeho listu
The News delsi stat, v ktere
vylicuje pomery mezi Japon-
skem a Spoj. Staty. DIE nahle-
du jeho nenf dobre, ze Ameri-
ka opousti positiku valecne
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-08
KABELOCRAM


Celia spousta v Cechach
existujicicb mad'arskych,
ruskych a polskyych zidI v
kaftanech a 5 pejzy, jiz radi
neblaze We sluzbach boise
vickk propagandy, sjedou
Sc v Clevelandu, ably byli
pfitomni jeneranimu sje-
zdu ma Sibfinkach "Sokola
Cech", v sobotu, 10. lnora
" Sokolovns ma Wendell
Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-08

Ucinte 81 dostavenicko,
by jste vidsli prosperujici
vydfiduchy a nezamsstna-
most d4lnickou ma maskar-
MIN plesu R6du Machar &.
S. P. S. a Loze Bojovnici
Svobody J. T., dne rs. u
nora, v sini J. A. Komen-
sky, ma vych. 131. ul.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-08

"Nemej starosti, tovarysi,
bolsevictvi bude zit!"
"Jenom abychom my phi
tom neposli hlady!"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-08

laskou a pill opetne pracovali
Jako doposud. Prvni ctyfi jme-
novani fidltele jsou voleni ma
diva roxy.
Gust. Treibal, tai.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-16
Purchasing Agents
Program Session

Final plans fer the program Of the
National Purchasing Agents Association
to be held in Indianapolis Oct. 10 to -,
Will be consolidated at meetings to be
held in Indianapolis Saturday and Sua-
day. W. L. Chandler, Of Misnawaka,
president, L. F. Boffey, OF New York,
secretary, and J. W. Orborn Of Dayton,
Ohio, p. q. Stanford OF Springfield,
Ohio, and George watkins of Indianspo-
Ii, members of the general program com
mittee, will meet at the Columbia Club
tomorrow afternoon and all day Sunday
checking up on the program and other
convention arrangements.
banquet will be held at the Colum-
bia Club Saturday evening to which all
purchasing agents in Indiana are in
vited.
In issuing an invitation Dwight s.
Ritter. president of the Purchasing
Agents Association of Indiana, says.
1--WE welcome purchasing agents to
our banquet whether they are members
of our association or not. Any boniflde
purchasing agent wanting to come
should notify C. e. Cray of the In
dianapolis Water Company before Satur-
day noon"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-16
Rape GIRL
DRUNK, CLAIM

Los ANGELES. Cal. Sept. 1e.-More
than forty quarts of high proof and
very costly liquor were consumed by
Roscoe Fatty" Arbuckle and his guests
at the San Francisco party which re-
sslted in the death of Miss Virginia
Rape, film actress according to an ad-
mission here of Fred Fishback, one of
those present at the tragic affair.
Fishbaek, formerly a director for Ar
buckle, was questioned by E. Forrest
Mitchell. national prohibition director for
california. assisted by Assistant United
States District Attorney Robert Cana
rillo.
It was stated United States District
attorney O'Connor is planning to lay the
evidence obtained from Fishback Lefore
the Federal grand jury.
STRANGERS DELIVER
BOOZE AT HOTEL.
Fishback, In his statements to the
government me, said there were about
twenty bottles Of liquor IN a room &C.
cupied by Arbuckle and himself at San
Francisco. Also a tall, thin stranger
brought case OF Gordon gin to the no
tel and later a dark complexioned man
appeared with about a half dozen bottles
Of Scotch whisky.
Despite the large quantity OF liquor
Fishback asserted, st was a very quiet
affair with no one intoxicated with the
possible exception Of Miss Rappe."
He said he never drinks and was posi-
tive Arbuckle was not intoxicated at any
time"
When asked by the Federal questioners
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-16
PRODUCERS TO
! AID REFORMERS
IN MOVIE WASH
Women Extras Placed in
Studies to Spy on Doirgs
of Stars.

Los ANGELES Cal, Sept. I6-A drive
to ''clean up" the Hollywood motion
picture colony was started here today as
a result of the FATTY" Arbuckle dis
closures.
Robert Mccormick, Federal prohibition
director, sent ten dry" detectives to
Hollywood to probe and expose booze
scandals. They expect to ascertain where
the wilder spirits among movie people
have been getting the liquor for their
sensational parties.
The Los Angeles Women's Vigilance
Committee was reported ready to make
public an expose of conditions. This
committee was said to have placed q
number of women as extras in the
studios to investigate the treatment and
temptations Of young girls.
The movie producers themselves have
started a quiet "clean up from the in
side. Bohemians whose private lives
and spectacular booze and dope" parties
have long been a scandal to the respecta
Bile motion picture actors and actresses
will be dropped quietly from their COM
panies under this plan.
By gentlemans agreement other pro
ducers will refuse to employ them and
they will be driven ont Of movie land.
J. Fl. Pslletier head of the morals
COMMITTEES, is putting the finishing
touches on his report on orgies in the
screen colonies.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-16
BANKRUPTCY PETITION.

An involuntary petition In bankruptcy
was filed against the Warsaw Milling
and Grain Company Of Warsaw by Dan
lei E. Smith, also Of that city, in Fed
eral Court today. Franklin p. Wilt and
George B. Wilson, both Of Warsaw, are
partners in the defendant concern. The
petition alleges the milling company
committed an act OF bankruptcy May %,
1921, when it transferred all its property
to ths Lake County Bank. The de-
PENDANT company, according to the petit
ton, it indebted to Smith on a promis-
sorry note Of $1,000 and an unsatisfed
Judgment Of s., 691 so.
$1eo FINE, so DAYS MULE" PENALTY.
Fifteen gallons of white mule" whisky,
distributed over the premises, today cost
Mike Winewitz 500 and thirty days in
jail. Sergeant Chitwood's squad found
nine gallons Of mule" buried In a shed,
five gallons in a bedroom and one gallon
In the kitchen of Winewitz's residence.
1902 Saulcy street but the arrest was
made at 427 West Washington street.
Winewitz was found guilty by Judge
Walter Pritchard today. Julia svicka
was fined $50 and costs by Judge Pritch-
ard on a charge Of buying liquor from
a common carrier. Sergeant Helm and
squad made the arrest at her home T2s
North Warman avenue.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-16
MRS. ARBUCKLE
GETS EVIDENCE

CHICAGO, Sept. 16.-Minta Durfee,
wife of Roscoe Fatty" Arbuckle, was
speeding toward the Pacific coast today
to be at her husbands side during his
fight to free himself from the manslaugh-
ter charge he now faces.
Mrs. Arbuckle, accompanied by her
mother, spent ten hours in Chicago yes
terday. Seeking to dodge reporters, they
left train at Gary, Ind, coming into the
city by automobile. This caused friends
to fear the comedians wife was kid
naped-
While here, Mrs. Arbuckle and Mrs.
Durfee called on-friends Of Miss Virginia
Rappe for whose death her husband Is
held responsible. These visits, Mrs. Ar
buckle said, melted her valuable evidence
! which she will US elm Clearing Roscoe
name"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-16
BLAMES BOOZE
FOR FATTY PARTY
BY FREDA BLUM.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 1e.--"Do you
place the responsibility for the outcome
Of the Arbuckle party directly to liquor p
Yes, / think the present generation
is hysterical about Its boone. The COM
ing people will know nothing about 1t,
Such is what Mrs. Annette Adams, for
mer assis:ap. United States attorney gen.
eral-the first woman to occupy such
position-contributes TO the city wide
discussion on the Arbuckle trial question.
"If the hotels woul cooperate more
fully with those endeavoring TO inforce
tho prohibition act in preventing by
special house police methods. the viola
ton Of the law. it would help matters
a great deeL Fad there been no liquor
there would havr been no party that
night at the st. Francis, and no horrible
results"
Mrs. Adams has seen much Federal
service in the prosecution Of prohibition
violation cases
THE law provides penalties, but In
many cases, the penalties could and should
be heavier she says.
1.-THE stigma Of this shame upon our
city can b. removed, and will be, only
| by public expression Of disapproval and
prompt prosecution"
From her country wide experience and
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-16
S6,568,8OO PAID
IN INCOME TAXES
Five Branch Office Reports
Still Out.

Payments on the third fnstarment OF
income taxes had reached $6,5SSsD In
the Indianapolis district today, Conectod
NJ. Bert Thurman said. Reports from
five branch Offices are stin to come In
The June installments amounted to aD!
proxmateIy sG,T33,Oo0.
Payments made Thursday, the last
day, amounted to 50, 1o1, 900 SIS compared
with S2,932 600 on Sept. Is, Of last year.
NEW YORK. Sept. 16.-The biggest to-
tai of defaults IN income taxes on r@cofd
in the New York district has marked
payment of the third InstaI:mcirr, it was
indicated today.
When the time limit for payments ez+
pired at midnight 1t was estimated that
receipts IN the Manhattan district would
be only 500, OOO, 900, compared with $1o8,-
100000 for the corresponding period last
year While this decrease was partly
due to a falling of in incomes, Collector
Frank Powers said hundreds Of persons
had notified him Of their inability to
meet the payment.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-16
RHEU M ATISM
LEAVES YOU FOREVER
Deep Seated Uric Acid Deposits Are
Dissolved and the Rheumatic
Poison Starts to Leave the Sys-
tenn Within Twenty-four Hours.

Every druggist in this county is au-
thorized to say to every rheumatic
sufferer that II two bottles Of Auenrhu,
the sure conQuerer of rheumatism, does
not stop all agony. reduce swollen joints
and do away with even the slightest
twinge Of rheumatic pain, he will gladly
return your money without comment.
AIlenrhu has been tried and tested for
have been accomplished in the most
severe cases where the suffering and
agony was intense and piteous and
where the pstienet was helpless.
Mr.. James II. Allen, the discover OF
Allenrhu, who for many years suffered
the torments Of acute rheumatism, de-
sires all sufferers TO know that he does
not want a cent of any ones money I'M
less AIlenrhu decisively conQuers this
worst OF all diseases, and he has in
structed Haag Drug Company to guar
antee it in every instance.-Advertise
ment.