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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-21
On to mize udelat - sadaf

On to mIze udelat - sadaT
Podbaby. - Do kavarny "U'
pavouka" v Celetne ulici pri-
Sci dne 81. srpna o pGlnoci
muz, ktery vypravoval, ze jest
sadar, ma penfze a mdze u
trait trebas tisicovku. Proto 81
pocal personal hosta vsimati
ten medal sc dlouho nutiti
objednal lahev vina. Pred tim
vsak pozadal vrchniho cisnika
Jaroslava Safranka, aby no u
! pozornil, az by Sc 1trata blizi-
la k jednomu tisici korun, ze
vic nechce utratiti. Host snedl
dve vecere, vykouril tricet ci-
garet, vypil a lahve obycejne-
no a dive lahve sampanskeho
vina, takze dtrata We 2 hodiny
v noci byla uz 554 korun. Ne
mfrnym pitim Sc vsak host roz-
ohnil a. kricel ma 'celou mist
most, "ze on to NIUE delat, ze
ie sadar Kindl z Podbaby". -
Sotva to dorekl, ulekl Sc vrch-
nj, protoze 81 vzpomnel, ze ja-
kysi Kindl, delnik sadech v
Podbabe, uz v prosinci pred
dvema lety mu nezaplatil Ultra
tn v baru astoria" ma Ovoc-
mem trhu. Prohledl 81 proto
hosta a k nemilemu prekvape-
nj poznal v mem onoho hosta z
lacineho kraje. Podvodnik,
54-lety sadaf Jaroslav Kindl z
Podbaby byl pax ovsem "a
teen protoze nezaplatil, do
dan do bezpecnostniho odde'
leni.
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J. {. D. MA $4,000 CLENEK.

Ustrednf Vybor Jednoty Ce-
skNch Dam, sidlem v New Yor-
ku, sdeluje, ze zminena orga-
nisace dosahla poctu $4,000
clenek. Vyzyva soucasne stat
nj Velkovybory a vybec sbory,
ably teto udalosti bylo vzpome-
nuto v obdobi SO. vyroci jed
noty, jez pripada ma 25. zari.
Ustfedni vybor konati bude
slavnost %. fijna.
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ZPRAVY z CZECH.

Pokles cen ovoce v Praze.-
" poslednich srpnovych dnech,
Sc nahrnulo ma prazsky ovocny
trh tolik ovoce, re pokles jeho
cen vsech druhG az prekva-
puje a ovsem ma druhe strane
prijemne pGsobi ma spotrebi-
tele a neprijemne Ease ma pro-
davajici. Ma prazskem ovoc-
nem trhu SO prodavaci primo
Ipredstihuji v levnejsich nabid
kach jsou nekteri, kteri primo
zebroni po kolemjdoucich, by
81 ovoce u Mich koupili, ze 81 S
MIN nevedi rady. Znacne kle-
sly zejmena ceny jablek, hru-
SEX, svestek a hroznG, kterych
proti minulym letGm Sc urodi-
10 nevidane mnozstvi. V jisty
den dopoledne vladla ma ovoc-
mem trhu panika v levnych ce
mach svestek. Prodavaci NELL
cele hromady koSG a kazdeho
primo nutili, ably sc zastavil
mad levnymi cenami. Pc cele
hodiny kriceli prodavaci: Tri
kila svestek "a korunu, kilo Ia
40 halefG! Lide postal, ne
Iktefi koupi1i, JIM, vstipkujice
odchazeli. Vysledek maly od-
byt a zoufale tvafe obchodni-
XII. Ale ami s ostatnim ovo-
Gem neni to lepsi, jak ukazuji
ceny v drobnem prodeji ma o.
vocnem trhu prazskem, kde
hrusky staly kilo so h az 1.60
Ike, iablka 40 hal. az 1.50 Kc.
broskve 5 az 10 Kc. Velmi sill
ne poklesly "a poslednl diva
ldny take ceny hroznu. Ma tr-
hu Sc nabizely krasne vyzrale
hrozny take "a 5 az 6 Kc XII
Ilc, nejdrazsi byly "a 8 az 8
Kc. Pristi tyden budou hroz-
my jeste levnejsi. - Take u
zeleniny sc v poslednlch dvou
dnech ceny hnuly dold; ne vsak
Itak slime jako u ovoce. Prudci
pokles je u bramborG, jichz Sc
dnes v staromestske trznici ki-
10 prodavalo "a 70 hal. PHsobf
tn zpravy o prudkem poklesu
cen bramborG ma venkovskych
trzfch. Obecenstvo je naku-
pu zdrzenlive.
Hudebnici v CSR proti CHI
konkurenci. Nasledkem neza-
mestnanosti nasich hudebnikd
lvydalo ministerstvo zahranici
ma zadost csl. hudebni Unie w
nos, We kterem sc upozornuji
nase konsulaty "a hranicemi,
by nedavaly pasova visa hudeb
nikum-cizincim do nasi repu-
bliky. Pres to dostalo Sc letos
A jako drive rdznymi zpdsoby dc
nasich lazni mnoho cizich en-.
sembld a nyni snazi Sc pronik-
nouti do Prahy. Nikdy pred
tim nasi republice ami Praze
nevedeli-nynf nasledkem lep.
siho kursu nasi koruny by Sc
!. chteli zde usazovati nase hu.
z debnictvo pripravovati o "a
a mestnani a to dobe, kdy pre-
a naseho hudebnika jsou meier
v staty s dobrou, ale.i staty Sc
: spatnou valutou uzavreny pre-
{ prijimani mist. Nezamestna
Y most je zvysovana nasimi kra
: jany, prijizdejicimi Ruska {
/ jinych zemi, odkud jsou vypo
O vidani, neprihlizeje ami k no
II wynn absolventlm nasich hu
'debnich 1stavI. Konstatujem'
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z BOJO v IRSKU.

Belfast, 20. zari. Diva voja-
ci Svobodneho Statu a diva ne
pravidelni byli zabiti pade-
sat nepravidelnych zajato V
bitve blize Bundrum dnes.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-21

dale. ze jeden podnikatel a "a
roven kapelnik v Praze anga-
zuje. vyhradne cizince, ackoliv
zde name kvalifikovane silly
nase. Nase verejnost dobre vi,
re cesky hudebnik Sc test v ce-
lem svete dobre povesti, a jiste
il prekvapi, &c, V Praez jsou an
gazoyani cizinci. Jest zajima-
vo, ze teto veci pracuji hu-
debnicke organisace bez rozdi-
lu narodnosti, existujici v &C.
skoslov. republice a podnikaji
spolecne kroky pro ochranu
! hudebnictva u prislusnych IRA
dI.
Vyroba lidovych aut. Pri-
bramska strojirna a slevarna
Stelsovsky a spoil, zapocala s
vyrobou levnych lidovych aut
"Stelka", (kteryzto nazev jest
chraneny). Auta ia budou no.
I've, jednoduche a prakticke
konstrukce, prosta vseho zby-
tecneho prepychu a hlavne ce-
nou pristupna i meme zamoz-
nym intefesentGm - prava to
levna lidova auta, jichz vyro-
bu posud u mas postradame. o
auta ia jiz dnes jevi Sc v kru-
'zich interesentii nemaly zajem
take tento mlady zavod po-
mysli ma rozsireni vyroba
bude ucelne zafizena tax. ably
mohlo byti postaveno jedno
,auto denne t. j. as 800 kusii
rocne. Vozy staveny budou
iednotneho typu opatreny
budou silnym motorem noveho
systemu, ktery sestavil a ma
patentovan p. inz. Jan Svejda,
znamy zkuseny motorar, ktery
prozatim We volnem case "a
vode firmy Stelsovsky & spoil.
spolupracuje. Riditelem zavo-
du imenovan byl osvedceny
starry odbornik p. FIR. Sejda,
byvaly vyrobce motorovych
draisin a pravem lie ocekava-
ii, ze "a soucinnosti takovych-
to zdatnych odbornikd pred
sevzaty lkol bude splnen a tim
aspon castecne bude v meste
nasem nahrazen nahradni pri.
mysl a jest hlavne ma mist.
Mich vlivnych funkcionarfch
aby tento mlady podnik vse.
mozne podporovali. (Horymir)
\ Zena tri muzi. - Koncem
srpna byla zatcena pro potul
ku Marie Chovostova, mar. r
1889, z Volyne u Strakonic
Pri osobni prohlidce nalezer
byl Il nj oddaci list ma jmene
Marie Petlanova. Ma to do
znala Chvostova, ze Sc "a svo
bodna jmenovala Marie Vese
la. V roku 1904 provdala 81
: "a Josefa Petlana, kolare a Ii
! la MIN v Roudnici az do val
ky. R. 1915 byl Petlan zaja'
) a cd te dolby je nezvestny. r
1919 seznamila Sc Josefen
Smejkalem, ktery il nabidl
ably sc "a neho provdala. Jez
: to vsak nemela ddkazG O smr
ii sveho muze Josefa Petlana
dala sc v lete 1919 oddati 81
; Smejkalem ma zaklade krtic
} listu sve sestry Aloisie. S Jos
: Smejkalem lila do roku 1920
: Ma to pfistiho roku seznamil;
! Sc Vaclavem Chvostou, MIN;
: lila ma Zizkove. Kdyz byl'
: zatcena, vydavala sc take Il
Chvostovou. Byla dodana d.
e vazby zem. trest. soudu.
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Italska opera o Janu Husovi.

V Padove byla letos ma pranl z
obecenstva provedena opera
"Giovanni Huss", jez mela
pred mnoha lety premieru v
Trevisu. Jeji skladatel Tessa-
70 jest jiz p1noho let mrtev. AZ
koli tato zpevohra jiste by
dnes nehovela nasim pozadav-
kim hudebnim a - po stran-
ce textu = historickym, bylo
by vhodno, aby nase hudebni
kruhy Sc o nj zajfmaly.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-21
Pro revisi Duerichova posl&.

Pro revisi Duerichova posla-
nj Ia hranicemi vystupuje v
"28. rijnu" posi-. Jos. Hudec a
odGvodnuje to takto: "Volame
po revisi jeho veci, nebot' to-
lik myslime, re Duerich, at jiz
dalo by sc mu snad cokoli wy
tknouti v jeho zahranicni Gin
nosti - cehoz by snad nebyli
usetfeni take i JIM - tuto po-
litickou narodni klatbu, do
niz byl uvrzen, 81 nezaslouzi.
Vslame po revisi, po niz vola
take pouha objektivnost spra
vedlnost. Narode, bud sprave-
div a neodsuzuj - bez SOU
, du!"
Upil Sc k smrti. V pruske OBJ
ci pohranicni ma Opavsku Plsti,
slavili 27. srpna posviceni, ma
nej dostavily Sc tisicihlave "a
stupy obcanstva, ktere chtely
vyuzitkovati nizkeho kursu ne
mecke marky a lacino Sc naji-
sti naplti. Hostinsti delali ne
byvale obchody. Byly vsecky
nabity ceny jidel napojl
stoupaly zavratne kazdou ho-
dinu. Pivo odpoledne ma pr. pro
davalo Sc jeste "a 6 marek, k
veceru jiz "a 9 marek atd., pres
to CHI hoste pill a jedli horec.
ne. Take Meth. Rampacha
mlady celedin z Katerinek, jed
! a hlavne pill, az noci nasled.
KEN nesmirneho poziti alkoho
; lu skonal. | u jinych lidi die le
karskeho prohlaseni objevily
Sc priznaky otravy, jezto cizin
cum prodavany lihoviny z ne
zdraveho drevnateho lihu.
Proc je ovoce drahe? "Na
chodske Listy" sdeluji, re pr
!. drazbe ovoce nachodskeho We
kostatku vyvolan jeden sad ce
nou Is, 1000 Kc, ale nesmyslnyn
drazenim obchodnlkG S ovo
Gem vydrazen "a 85, 900 Kc. NJ
kalou soutez sadafG must o
vsem zaplatiti obcanstvo, kters
| kupuje ovoce,
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F. Bylansky:
SOUTEZ VYKLADNfCH
SKRfNf,

To je napad, lide zlati,
vzdycky obcas poradati
sout6z skrini vykladnich,
radost jest az napadna mi,
jiz jevl tax mnohe danny
z tech vsech peknych veci v
Mich
Vsak je v Mich tez etaminn,
batistG a crep de chind,
zefirG a chiffond,
ovsem ze ty nejpevnejsi,
nejlepsi a nejlevnejsi,
mali pouze ."U KohnG" :.
Loewy ma zas krajek hory,
same nejnov6jsi IVORY
z Belgie z Parize,
Kc stale stoupa prece
i zbytecno ohlizet sc
ma financni obtize.
Neco dale firma "Hu-Hu"
vystavuje mnoho druhG
krasnych damskych boticek,
naproti We velkem krame
kynou vstfic zas mnohe dame
IVORY jemnych spodnicek =.
I ia sam Sc nekdy vracim,
k tenn prekrasnym kombinacin
a tenn dalsim tajnostem,
nu, ,I,vzdyt' vite, jak svet bezi
zv9davost ze nenalezi
pouze k zenskym vlastnostem
Wy muzi, tez mate chyby,
feknete, co sc Vam libl
u Milky ci u Bozky:
Vzdusne blGzky libi Sc vam,
co tax slusi mladym devam
a tenounke puncosky.
l Vam nekdy, mill hosi,
nesejde snad NAY tom grosi,
lee mou dbejte ma lekci:
V obdivu pred skrini stGjte,
jen, prosim Vas, nekupujte,
u tech rGznych Kohnfekci.
:.
Mnite Sc byt pany sveta,
pohled'te vsak "a pdl leta,
jaka tu pax promena,
ia tam V solidnost je vira,
kalhoty isou .sama dfra,
lezou Vam z Mich kolena 4.
Divky pamatujte i Wy,
re ty stale modni divy,
pusobf jen utratu,
vSak to jiste samy vite,
nez Sc move osatfte,
je jiz = jina moda tu.
Proto skvoucfch svetel blesker
a vykladnich skrini leskem
Medicine Sc omamit,
neni, pamatujme ma to,
| co Sc tfpytf, vsechno zlato,
nutno pocitat jak - zit!
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-20

To the Woman Editor:
DEAR MADAM--I read the advice
you gave a girl who was in love with
a married man. I wonder whether
you would help me, too.
l am IS years old and in love with
a man of 10. He has a good position
and has been working for three
months. ! have gone with him FOR a
year.
We want1to be married, but my par
ents object. They say I am too young
to get married.
I really love this man and I know
he loves me. 7 don't mind not having
a lot of money at first.
Please help me and tell me what
should do. ANXIOUS JOYCE.
Answer-If you really love this
man. as you say you do. you will be
glad to wait a few years for him. You
might he glad to so through hard.
ships with him. but surely you do not
want to make the way harder.
Begin helping him now by not wish
ing for expensive gifts and amuse-
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ing on it; eliminate it; try to make
them see the good.
Don't compel children to learn DE
hind the barn" what may be learned
in the home.
Don't peddle condolences nor under
estimate their sacredness.
Don't tie them to your apron
strings; trust them.
Don't forget they have minds Of
their own.
Don't fail to bind their spiritual
wounds as we'll as cut fingers.
Don't exalt yourself on a pedestal
for them to worship.
Above ALL don't forget to LOVE
them
With babies gromn to manhood and
womanhood. she had leisure to indulge
her literary tastes-to write and to
take an active part in almost a dozen
cultural, patriotic and civic organiZa-
tons. She was vice-president of the
literature section of the Woman's De-
partment Club president of the Cath
crime Merrill Club for two years; and
president of the Writer'S Club for
three years.
Her writing takes various form, but
she loves best to write essays and to
adapt the classics for young folks.
At present, with four series of such
classics running in magazines, she is
certainly helping Stay the giant of
worthless reading" She is the author
of two books.
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Sc VEN CHURCHES
TO AID COLLEGES
Representatives Plan Drive for
$4,000 Fund to Garry on
Work in Orient.

Representatives of seven churches
of Indianapolis met yesterday to plan
ways Of raising Indianapolis quota Of
$12 900 for the Oriental womens' col
leges, which the interdenominational
board is supporting. Mrs. Felix T. Nc
Whirter is chairman OF the committee,
and VIII II. Adams, vice-chairman.
Other members are Mrs. L, B. Hop
ltins, Mrs. w. o. Smith, Mrs. Nergil
F. Rorer Mrs. John Barrett, Mrs. Q.
w. Fifer, Mrs. George L. Schowe, Mrs.
Benjamin J. Burris, Mrs. Albert G.
Brown Mrs. F. f. Riller, Mrs. F. o.
Ball, Mrs. John Hardy, Mrs. NJ. o.
Acllman, and Mrs. James E. Fischer.
The colleges greatly in need of aid
are Gingling College, Marking, China;
Womens Christian College, Madras,
India; Women's Christian College, To
kio, Japan; Yenking College, Pekin
University, Pekin China; Isabella Tho
burn College. Lucknow, India; and the
Union Missionary Medical School for
Women, VellOre, India.
Because of crowded conditions these
colleges turned away hundreds Of
applicants who had finished the ele-
mentary courses. Church all over
America are Interested in the welfare
Of the colleges and have budgets pro
viding assistance. Those who con
tribute regularly are: Baptist. North,
Christian. Congregational, Methodist
Episcopal, Lutheran, Presbyterian,
Refo rmed Church in America, Meth
odist Episcopal South; Canadian Pres
bytarian and Canadian Methodist
Indiana's quota for the fund Is
$50 600, Of which Indianapolis is to
raise $4,000 Four Of the churches
represented at the meeting-Ba ptist,
Methodist. Presbyterian and Christian
tentatively pledged $4,000. The
Friends, Congregational and Reformed
Churches viii raise the remainder.
Womens' clubs and college organiza-
tons OF the city VIII be asked to help
Mrs John Barrett. Mrs. VIII A.
Adams and Mrs. G. II. Winders Will
be the committee TO present the plan
to college organizations Mrs. Felix
r. McWhirter and Mrs. James r.
Fischer will call upon the woman's
clubs.
The drive viii start after the next
meeting of the committee. which Will
be held Tuesday morning in the di-
rectors' roon of the Peoples State
Bank, ana viii end In November with
a luncheon ut which Mrs. Henry 3.
Peabody of Boston, chairman Of the
national campaign Will be present.
Mrs w. &. Smith VIII be in charge
of the luncheon committee.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-20
Face PeeIing Easy
for Blonde or Brunette

THE blondes complexion fades early.
because her skin IS extraordinarily thin
and 0ne.' saws Lima Cavalicri. perhaps
the most famous living beauty. THE
bruncttes, as a rule, is the reverse The
skin Is thicker and has a tendency to an
oily appearance"
For either the faded blondes skin or
the brunette's oily o. >aIlow complexion.
the best remedy Is ordinary Mercolized
Wax. Used daily. this viii give one an
entirely new complexion within about
weeks time. The wax gradually
ahsorhs the worn out surface skin with
all its defects. a little each day. without
affecting the delicate underskin in the
least. The latter will have the exquisite
~ beautiful glow Of youth-indeed. one
may readily lose ten or fifteen years
from hc~ age. so far as appearance goes,
by a course Of this simple treatment
MorcoHzed Wax, obtainahle In original
package at any drug store, is applied
like cold cream. and allowed to remain
on over night.-Advertiseme
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Alias the Lone Wolf

Lanyard had not been so long an exile
as to have forgotten his way about
entierly, and with what was new
since his time Madenoiselle Reneaux
was thoroughly acquainted.
If there were anybody or thing a
girl of her age-Athenais was about
25-shouldn't know, she knew him,
her or it; If there were any place she
shouldn't go, she either went or had
been there; If there were anything
she shouldn't do or say or think or
countenance, those things she-within
linlitations-did and said and thought
and accepted or passed over as mat
ters OF fact and no consequence.
On the way to their table they. after
a dance, were intercepted by woman
who, with two cavaliers, had been
standing near the door of the restau-
rant. Through a rising clatter of
tongues her voice cut clearly.
"Athenais! It is I-Liane."
Lanyard was inclined to think he
had never seen, this side of foot
lights, a gown quite so daring as
that which revealed the admirably
turned person of the lady who named
herself Lame.
At the sound of her name Athenais
turned with perfectly indicated start
of surprise which she promptly trans
lated into a little. joyful cry. The
living pillar of ivory, satin and
precious stones ran into her arms,
| embraced her ardently, and kissed
both her cheeks, then releasing her,
half-turned to Lanyard.
Glints of trifling malice winked be
hind the open interest of troubling,
rounded eyes of violet. Lanyard
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-20
Dye Skirt, Coat
DraperieS with
Diamond Dyes

Each package of Diamond Dyes"
contains directions so simple that
any woman can dye or tint faded,
shabby skirts, dresses, waists, coats.
sweaters, stockings, hangings, drap-
cries, everything like new. Buy
Diamond Dyes"-no other kind
then perfect home dyeing is guaran-
teed, even if you have never dyed be-
fore. Tell your druggist whether the
material you wish to dye is wool or
silk, or whether it is linen, cotton, or
mixed goods. Diamond Dyes never
streak, spot, fade, or run.-Adv.
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bvLOUZS j. VANCE
Copyright 1921, international Magazine Company.

So he had sacrificed for nothing his
beautiful beard!
He uttered a private but heartfelt
Damn and bowed profoundly as
the woman, tapping Athenais on the
arm with a fan crusted with dia-
monds, demanded:
Present instantly, my dear, this
gentleman who tangoes as / have
never seen the tango danced bforev'
Forestalling Athenais, Lanyard
replied with a whimsical grimace:
"Is one, then, so unfortunate as to
have been forgotten by Madame la
Comtesse de Lorgnes?"
But monsieur is mistaken" the
other stammered, biting her lip.
Surely one cannot have been so
stupid"' Lanyard apologized.
But this is Mademoiselle Delorme,"
Athenais said Monsieur Paul
Martin"
Ito Be Continued)
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GIRLS! LEMONS
WHITEN SKIN AND
BLEACH FRECKLES

Squeeze the juice of two lemons
into a bottle containing three ounces
of Orchard White, which any drug
store will supply for a few cents,
shake we'll, and you have a quarter
pint of harmless and delightful lemon
bleach. Massage this sweetly fra
grant lotion into the face, neck, arms
and hands each day, then shortly
noe the beauty and Wilderness of
your skin.
Famous stage beauties use this
lemon lotion to bleach and bring that
soft, clear, rosy-white complexion,
also as a freckle, sunburn and tan
bleach because it doesn't trritate.-
Advertisement.
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BY MARGARET NJ. SCOTT

By MARGARET NJ. SCOTT
81 write nights from to 10" re
piled Mrs. Minnie Olcott Williams,
writer, wife, and mother Of eight
grown children, when asked how she
found time to turn out so much maya
zine stuff.
'IIow can \ housekeeper have that
much pep left? Or maybe you are
one of those fortunates who can fol-
lev a schedule like Arnold Benefits
How to Live on Twenty-four Hours
a Day"
1--WE read the book but 1 haven't
made a point Of following it. l got
INTO the habit Of writing at night
when my children We're growing up.
Daytime and early evening were de-
voted to family and house. but the
to IL period I claimed as my own
whenever possible. And though there
are only three of us now at home.
still reserve those hours TO do the
thing I love best to dO-that is, of
course. when family and social or club
engagements permit"
Mrs. Williams took the full classical
course and received her B. A. from
Butler when in her teens. Soon
thereafter she became the wife Of
Myron +. Williams. Her life for the
mex two decades was devoted TO MAX
ing a home and rearing their eight
children, who "arise up and call her
blessed" Asked to put some Of her
ideas on rearing children in the form
of don'ts, she furnished the following:
Don't say don't.
Don't nag.
Don't criticize before others.
Don't neglect reading to them.
Don't make evil attractive by dwell
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-20
Marriage a la Mode

Several ancient ceremonies were
revived at the wedding Of Prince
Ysmashina and Princess SaKilo
Kayo in Toxic recently.
The bride wore five kimouos and
her hair was flowing down her
back. The bridegroom wore an
ancient style Of Japanese uniform
and carried n rod.
Tho Emperor's gift to the Pr ice
was three double rolls of white
silk. a case of fresh tai fish and
a barrel of sake. a Japanese wine.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-20
MADE NEW CONTRACTS
Big Western Railroads Meet Brother
hood Officials Next Week.

By United Eet0V
CHICAGO, Sept 2O.-Officials Of
the majority of big western railroads
Will meet with w. G. Lee, president
of the Brotherhood of Railway Train
men and L. E. Sheppard, head of the
Order of Railway Conductors, next
week to negotiate wage and working
rules conditions.
AS these train service organizations
have successfully concluded new
agreements with several big eastern
lines, it is expected there will be no
agreements with the engineers and
firemen will follow.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-20
Parents Object to Marriage
With IT, Year-Od Man She LOUeS
-Photo bV DeXheimer

ments. BY the time he has saved
enough to start a home-that should
not be long, if he is earning a good
salary-you Will be ready for mar
rage
Whether or not a girl is ready for
marriage cannot be gagged by years.
However. she is not ready until she
realizes fully the responsibilities Of
marriage.
BY not burdening the man with a
wife. you will help him now.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-20
SPEAKS TO AD MEN
&. ". Giller of Shelby, Ohio, on
Program.

c. W. Giller. sales promotion man
ager Of the Shelby Salesbook Com
pany, Shelby, O.. Will speak before the
Advertising Club of Indianapolis at
its luncheon tomorrow at the Cham
Der Of Commerce.
The subject of Mr.. Oilers address
will be Poor Transmission"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-20
MUST HAVE rs MILLIONS
Austrian Credit Necessary to Rehabi-
tiatiOn Says Banker.
By United Ne1os

By United Nel0s
NEW YORK, Sept 20.-Extension
Of SIS, 100000 in credits to the Aus
trian government under promises
made by the allies at the time of the
Treaty of St. Germaine must be
granted at once by foreign powers il
Austria is to be rehabilitated, accord
ing to Oscar Pollak, manager Of the
Wiener Bank-Verein Of Vienna
PolIak came to this country to OBJ
tain investments in a new bank of
issue.