davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-28

said. at is potentially greater than ever.
Europe should be entirely able to pay
her debts to America, but IN my judg
ment abundant time ought to be allowed
for their payment in order to prevent
serious Interference with American indus
tries by an excess Of European products
In any one season, for Europe must pay
her obligations in terms Of commodities,
just as America loaned to Europe in
terms Of commodities.
Altogether l think Europe Is steadily
entering upon an era Of prosperity, not
withstanding the terrible poverty OF
many individuals. 1t will take time and
patience before she is really able to get
on her feet The distribution Of wealth
In Europe under the prevailing monopoly
system and monarchistic rule Is exceed
ingly painful and Is manifest almost
everywhere, but these unfortunate condi-
lions are sure to gradually correct them
selves under the direction of advancing
democratic rule-although I am afraid 1t
will take long time"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-28

70 have the graceful rounded flsJre,
clear. fresh skin and pep" Of
eutdeer health start to-day to
make the simRls test that will
show you what MAsTlN'S Vita
mon Tablets will do for you.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-28
Would Give Cops
Officers a Day Off

Policemen with the rank CT sergeant
or higher will be given one day OF in
instead of working every day in the year
outside their annual vacation period, II
James E. Armitage, Democratic member
of the board of public safety. has his
way. He said today he will confer with
other members Of the board and Mayor
Shank upon a scheme to put the day
Off" system into effect.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-28
---s--
sHOFS HER LEGACY.

GORING, England, April 29.-Miss
Henrietta Watson bequeathed to WON
an friend several pairs of shoes ''be-
cause I know her to be good walker"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-28
.RESERVEBANK
MAY STABILIZE
CASH OF EUROPE
Senator Owen Concludes Six
Six Weeks Study of
Situation.
CONFERENCE A FAILURE

WASHINGTON. April 2s-While the
Genoa conference may prove useful in
partly adjusting Europe's economic and
financial life. it is hardly likely to pro-
vide 4 permanent panacea for them until
he irresponsible and haphazard none
tGry and exchange system prevalent in
most European countries is thoroughly
oveThau,ed and re-established.
This is the opinion Of Senator Robert
/. owen OF Oklahoma, ranking Demo
cratic member of the Senate Banking
and Currency Committee. and It's chair
man during the eight years Of the VIII
son Administration.
Senator owen recently returned from
a six weeks visit to Europe for the pur-
nose OF studying its financial. industrial
and commercial conditions and the pos
sible application Of them TO a Federal
reserve banking system.
He has pending in the Senate 8 bin
TOR the establishment of a Federal re
serve foreign bank He was one Of the
authors Of the legislation enacted dur
ing the Wilson Administration for the
creation of the present Federal reserve
system in this country.
EUROPE IS
IMPROVING"
Tt IS true that Europe is steadily i'm
proving" said Senator Owen, but It
VIII take several years to get Europe
back 10 full production. The disloca-
tions Of war have broken up tens of
thousands OF small business enterprises
and have diminished the purchasln 6
power OF millions of people Russia is
NJ present almost entirely out of the
market, and eastern Europe generally
weakened in the ability to buy.
European industries were affected by
the boycott II India directed by GandhL
China is not buying European goods 10
the extent that it formerly did, but
aside from these and similar conditions
the worst feature of the European stu
alton which I observed IS the willing
ness and inability of many States to re-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-28

KNIGHTHOOD FROM ORGAN.
LONDON, April 2S.-Sydney Nichol-
son, organist Of Westminster Abbey, is
to be created a knight
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-28
THE WONDER
OF THE. ACE
Mending Tissue

No sewing or darning. Repairs clothing
silk, satin. cotton goods. ribbons. fabrics
OF ell kinds. kid gloves, macklntoshes
umbrellas, parasols, stockings, etc Pack
age postpaid 10 cents. two packages %
cents Address PENN PUBLISHING CO.,
BlairsviIle. Pa.--Advertisement
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-28

street, their expenditures-to cut them
down to their incomes.
"And these States are paying their
bills with paper money, which they print
in an irresponsible manner. This paper
is usually regarded as legal tender, as
promises to pay in gold, but without
the possibility of redeeming it in gold.
POUND AT
DISCOUNT.
Even the English pound sterling is
not vet redeemable In gold. 1t Is OF a
discount of about so cents; the French
frame is also at a discount, in terms OF
yold, or shout half; the German mark
has gone down to a seventy fifth part OF
its normal value the Austrian crown to
about fifteen hundredth part Of Its geld
value; the Polish mark is in a still
worse shape, and the Russian ruble has
dropped to a fty-thousandth part of its
gold value
such terrible deprecistions as the lat
ter are incapable OF repair and leave the
people affected by them without an ade-
quate currency with which TO make their
contracts And until the European Ia
lions correct this condition themselves
and Of their own motion 1t will be ex-
tremely difficult for America to render
Llem the very great SShfAtc NAANh am
lea is naturally in a position to do.
Senator owen said that his bill could
be made Of gigantic value to Europe II
the European governments and European
banks would do their part" but that the
United States could not afford TO par
tfcipate in q very great way in the res
toration Of Europe unless the European
nations were willing to balance their
budgets. live within their incomes pro
vide means Tor amortizing their debts
and receive with open arms the service
which America could render
GROWING JEALOUSY
OF UNITED STATES"
There appeared to me TO be IN some
parts Of Europe q growing Jealousy OF
America" Senator Owen continued IN
MANY instances the banks were not. Ike
American commercial banks, run on
strict principles Of banking. but were
operated as trust companies in charge Of
innumerable commercial enterprises In
which commerce and banking were in
teri wined.
They had. as 6 rule. no adequte pub
lie system Of banking examinations; the
banking was very largely treated. out
side Of the State banks. as a private en-
terprise. and the State banks had become
instrumentaiities for the putting out Of
deprecated currency"
Senator Owen expressed the opinion
that while the Genoa conference would
be useful" despite the limitation Of It's
agendz, il was bound to be followed
by more comprehensive and more useful
conferences"
The wealth of productive power Of
Europe is unquestionably enormous, ne
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-04-22
MILLER BROS.

Why continue to buy tough meats
and lose your health and temper try
ing to eat them, when you can get the
tenderest steaks and chops in Wau-
sau and the best roasts also, at the
market of Miller Bros, 205 Washing
ton street, and 52S Forest street. AS
far as it is possible to obtain them,
native raised meats go on the block
at the Miller market, and that is why
Miller Bros meats are considered the
best. If you want something fine, try
some Swift's Premium and Armours
Star brand hams and bacon from the
Miller market. You will say they are
about the best you have ever eaten.
The Miller Bros. market also carries
a fine stock of fresh made sausage,
and always has big stock Iof smoked,
cured and dried meats, as Well as
fresh dressed poultry, and fresh fish
and oysters in season.
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-04-22
BERG G. SABATkE.

Patrons of the shoe store of Berg &c
Sabatke, corner Third e Washington
Sts., know that this is the one store
in Wausau where they can get fitted
correctly to comfortable shoes. Be
fore you select the shoes, you are
going to wear this season, remember
that the Cantilever shoe, handled ex.
clusively in Wausau by Berg & Sabat-
Ike, possesses many desirable features
one should insist on in his shoes.
Among these features are flexible
arch which fits and supports your feet
at it's most delicate point. Then there
should be room for your toes without
crowding or cramping them. The
heels should be the right height, and
there should be an intelligent design
to them as well. You will find that
Cantilever Shoes have these features
and that is what makes them so COM
Portable to wear and so popular with
those who have had the good fortune
to have started wearing them.
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-04-22
NORTH SIDE BAKERY.

The North Side Bakery, 1906 Third
ST., invites you to try some of its
delicious and appetizing pastries, GER
tain that once you find how delicious
and appetizing they are, that you will
become one of it's regular customers.
The North Side Bakery enjoys q
splendid reputation for making the
most wholesome and appetizins
breads, buns, rolls, cake, pies and
other delicious delicacies. The very
best grades of raw materials are pur-
chased by the proprietor so that the
quality of the goods can be the best
and above question Then the bak-
ing is done by experts, in sanitary
and clean work room. The bakery
also gives particular attention to
the making of wedding cakes and
other dainties for special social occa-
sions
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-04-22
THE LuNo FLORAL CO.

1t is no trouble for you to send flow
ers to distant parts if you order them
through the Lund Floral Co., 1914
Grand avenue, Wausau. The Lund
Floral Co. is. a member of the Florist
Telegraph Delivery Association, with
nearly 1,40O members. You place your
order with the Lund Company and 1t
will be filled promptly and delivered
as per directions sent. Sending fiow-
ers by telegraph is the latest perfected
business method. The responsibility
and known service of the Lund Floral
Co. is behind it. The big stocks of
potted plants and vines here is worth
your inspection and you should have
some of them in your home to bright
en- it,
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-04-22
PIER LUMBER CO,

Are you going to- do any remodeling
this spring or summer? If so, you will
need some lumber and other building
materials, and will find a very fine
stock carried by the Pier Lumber Co.,
on North First st. The Pier Lumber
Co.'s stocks are unusually large ones,
and the largest order can be filled
promptly, but just as careful and
prompt attention is given to the filling
and delivering of small order of
goods as large order. You will find
the rough and manufactured lumber
stocks carried by this Company are
of the very best quality, straight
grained and we'll seasoned and ready
to go into whatever building construc-
ton you may have waiting. The Com
pany carries fine line of window and
door frames, window sash, doors of all
kinds and in all sizes and for all pur.
poses, also hardwood for flOorings
and interior finishing, mouldings,
staircases, built in book cases, fire
places, consoles and other inside trim.
mings and furnishings. Farmers find
in its stocks, tile, wire fencing, posts,
gates, storage and stock tanks, silos,
and everything in farm lumbers
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-04-22
THE SANITARY BAKERY.

One finds that those big, white
loaves of bread that are found in the
Sanitary Bakery stocks, 102 Fourth
street, are just as good to the taste
as they are to look at. They are the
best in Wausau, because Stieber &
Blume, proprietors of the Sanitary
Bakery, have learned the secrets of
making bread so that it, is appetizing.
That is why the Sanitary Bakery en-
joys such a splendid big patronage.
There are no better or more appetiz-
ing cakes, cookies, tarts, pies, dough
nuts and the score of other dainty pas
tries that are always here, and it is
really more economical to buy your
bread, rolls and pastries here than to
attempt to bake them at home. II
you want something extra in dainties,
you can have them made here by leav-
ing your order. Special attention is
given to dainty pastries for weddings
and social occasions.
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-04-22
WILLIAM A, TAEGE.

The best stocks of toilet prepara,
tions and accessories are to be found
in the carefully selected. stocks of
William A. Taege, 314 s. First Ave.
The ladies of Wausau and vicinity
have learned that they can always get
their favorite preparations at the
.Taege Store. Their favorite powders,
rouge, tales, face and shampoo creams
are here, as well as hair lotions. skin
foods, wrinkle removers and manicur-
ing accessories. They also handle the
Emerson Photograph Records which
can be played on all makes of ma
chimes. The store is headquarters for
magazines, stationery of all kinds,
cameras and camera supplies. The
Taege Store is also headquarters for
the best prescription service in Wau,
sau and a licensed registered pharma
cist is always on duty, ready to serve
you promptly and accurately.
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-04-22
F, 3, kOSCHMANN.

The general store of F. B. Koscll
mann, 1439 Third St., is one of the
best shopping centers in Wausau.
Shoppers and economical. buyers. who
make this store their shopping head
quarters, do so because of the splendid
values they find here. It's stocks
have been carefully selected, and Of
fer the most that is possible for the
money. In ladies', mems and children s
wearing apparel, there are no better
stocks to be found in any store in
the city. One finds the best things
to eat in the grocery departments
of the store. If you need household
articles and hardware of any kind
you will find just what you want in
the stocks here.
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-04-22
DR., C. A. MILLS.

If your live stock appear to be out
of condition or "off their feed" the
safest course for you to follow is to
call an experienced veterinarian like
DR.. G. A. Mills, Ill Fifth st. DR.. Mills
is an experienced veterinarian, grad
uate of one of the best known veter-
marian schools in the country and
well qualified by an extensive expert
ence, to handle your live stock. 1t is
a wise plan for you to have him test
your dairy herds frequently in quest
of any traces of tuberculosis. To vac
cinate your pigs at the right time as
a preventative against hog cholera
getting into them and sweeping them
all away in few days. Engaging a
veterinarian is a preventative meas
ure. DR.. Mills answers all calls for
his services day or night.
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-04-22
WISCONSIN MEAT CO.

The Wisconsin Meat Co., on POI
Washington ST., Wausau, offers to the
people of Wausau and vicinity an op-
portunity to get the best and tenderest
cuts of meat at the very lowest prices,
such grains of meat can only be handl-
ed by an up-to-date market. The mar.
ket is equipped with the very latest
cooling and refrigerator system for the
care of it's stocks, and your fresh
meats will be delivered to your door
in perfect condition. in addition to
the big stocks of fresh meats carried
the market also has a fine line OF
salt, cured and dried meats. If you
like homemade sausage, then order
a pound here. You will certainly like
it, and say it is the best you have
tasted for some time.
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-04-22
: WAusAU LAUNDRY co.

Are you tired of having your collars
and shirts come back with those saw
tooth edges that cut your skin and
irritate you all day long? If SO, then
you no doubt will be interested in our
claims that you can avoid such dis
comforts by sending your laundry to
the Wausau Laundry Co., 205 Jackson
street. This laundry has modernly
equipped plant with all Of the latest
types of machinery for putting the fin
ishing touches on all starched goods.
Your collars are nodded to the neck
and given that velvet edge. so that
they are comfortable at all times, and
give you no trouble when tying your
ties. Your washing and Laundry will
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-04-22
MAX HEiGl.

The next time you want a tender
chicken, duck or goose for your Sunday
dinner, have Max Heigl select one
from the splendid big stock he always
carries. His market, at $50 Third
Ave-, is one of the best places in
Wausau to get fresh dressed and ten
der poultry. This market also carries
big stocks of fresh, salt, cured and
smoked meats, and its prices are sur
prisingly low, considering the fine
quality of meats carried. If you like
tender and sweet, home cured ham
or bacon, smoked just to the right de-
gree, then you must try some of those
carried in regular stock here. It is
not something special ordered just
to catch your patronage, but the same
good kind you get here every day,
the kind that has brought this market
the splendid patronage it enjoys.
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-04-22
DAISY MEAT MARKET,

The Daisy Meat Market, 400 South
Third avenue, is always we'll stocked
with the best grades of fresh, salt,
cured and smoked meats. It's big cool
ers enable it to carry large stocks
and to keep them in perfect condition.
If you are fond of ham and eggs, then
you want to buy them here, sweet,
cured ham, tender and appetizing, and
fresh eggs. The Daisy Market also
has fine homemade sausage, home
made kraut, fresh fish and oysters in
season, and is the headquarters for
fresh dressed poultry at all times. If
you want real butter, then order your
next pound from the Daisy Market.
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-04-22
WILLIAM scHoENEBERe.

The general store of William Schoe-
neberg, 1909 and I'LL Sixth St., offers
a splendid line of worthwhile stocks
at all times. Values here are unusual
ly attractive and the store is a natural
shopping center for economical shop
pers. The Schoeneberg service and
courtesy has had much to do with
creating the splendid patronage the
store enjoys. Every transaction and
purchase here carries the guarantee of
Schoeneberg's satisfaction or your
money cheerfully refunded. Our read
ers will find there, fresh fruits, fresh
vegetables, canned goods, L. Frank &
Sons famous meats and sausages and
fine line of groceries. The dry goods
department offers many bargains ana
the stocks showing the latest styles,
effects, fabrics and colors for spring
and summer, are now in and awaiting
the inspection of our readers.
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-04-22
WAUsAU ICE G. FUEL co.

Now is the time to place your order
for your summer supply of pure ice
with the Wausau Ice & Fuel Co., 110
West Scott street. One always gets
the very best grades of pure ice when
4 patron of the Wausau Ice & Fuel Co.
rhe past winter has been a good one
harvesting ice and as usual the
ausau Ice & Fuel Co. has stored
Jay it's usual immense pack so that
can supply it's customers this sum-
er when the days are hot and every
ming is burning up. The company
carries a fine line of hard and soft
coal and we are always glad to recon-
mend these stocks, also, to. our read
ers. They come from some Of the
best mines in the country and are
noted for their heat giving properties
and their freedom from SCOT and
heavy ash return.
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-04-22
CENTRAL TIRE SHOP.

Before you throw away your worn
tires and inner tubes. take them to the
Central Tire Shop, 315 Fourth ST., and
have them rebuilt. You will be sur
prised to learn what excellent work
is done here. 1t Is the Wausau Home
of the famous Kelly Springfield Tires
famous for the service and mileage
they give. For years, the Kelly
Springfield Tires have held the first
place in the tire world, giving won
derful mileage because they are built
on scientific lines that enable them to
resist wear and tear of the roads. The
Central Tire Shop also carries gaso-
line. oils and greases and auto acces-
sories.
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-04-22
wAusAu STORAGE BATTERY CO.

To avoid an accident or in an emer-
gency, you make your greatest de-
mand on your motor, and should have
a peppy battery to give it a good,
strong spark for the power that is
needed. The Wausau Battery Co. is
the home of the famous and exceed
ingly popular Exide battery. When
you are beginning to experience bat
terry trouble, even though slight, it
is the safest course for you to drive
over to the plant of the Wausau
Storage Battery Co., ia Washington
ST., and let the experts there dis
cover where your trouble is. Motor
lists know all about the good points OF
Exide batteries. Because of lack of
space we are only telling here where
there is an Exide battery station,
knowing they will go there whenever
experiencing battery trouble.
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-04-22
G A. OSWALD,

Patrons of the grocery of G. A.
Oswald 312 So. First Ave-, find they
can make most important savings on
their grocery bills by trading there,
because Mr. OSWALD has marked his
goods at the very lowest prices at
which he can handle them. The quail
ity of its goods has always been high
though offering to it's patrons an un-
usual opportunity to get groceries OF
the better grade and fresh fruits and
vegetables in season. at unusually low
prices. The store has always, been
leader in the movement to lower
prices to meet the pocket books and
wages of the workers. This is why
so many workingmen make the store
their shopping headquarters. Batavia
Brand Products comply with all or
every pure food law, which are han
died here, state and national, but Ba-
Continued on Page 81
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-04-22
C. A. RRockMAN.

You don't have to eat tough and
tasteless meats. Neither is it neces-
sary to complain to your butcher. All
you have to do is to start patronizing
the market of G. A. Brockman at 1872
N. Third ST., and you will find your
self dining on the tenderest steaks
and the best favored roasts it has
ever been your good fortune to eat.
Besides the splendid stocks of fresh
meats here, one also finds a fine line
of smoked, cured and dried meats.
The market is headquarters for fresh
dressed poultry, for fresh fish and
oysters, cheese, and if you want bar
gains in canned goods, this is the
place,
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-04-22
SIXTH STREET BAKERY.

Those big, white and light loaves
of bread to be found at the Sixth
Street Bakery, 21O9 Sixth ST., are what
draws the housewives and others to
it for the good things to eat. Durkee,
proprietor of this bakery, is an ex-
pert baker and knows how to make
good things to eat, that his big patron
age wants. There are no better or
more appetizing cakes, cookies, tarts,
pies, doughnuts and the scores of
other dainty pastries that are always
here. If you want something extra
in dainties, you can have them made
here by leaving your order. Special
attention is given to dainty pastries
for weddings and social occasions.
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-04-22
G. r, RICK.

1t is not how cheap the groceries
and other food products are that you
want, but how good. That is the test
you should first make and then hav-
ing satisfied yourself that the quality
is alright, then determine the fairness
of the price. However, when you shop
at the G. F. Rick grocery, 903 Seventh
ST., you can depend on the highest
quality goods at the lowest possible
price. He takes pride in the reputa-
tion his store has made for carrying
only the better grades of groceries,
vegetables, dairy produce and fresh
fruits in season. He also handles the
Guernsey Milk and Whipper Cream,
which is all produced by our Guernsey
Herd, owned by C. A. Nelson. This
Herd is inspected by the State which
makes it pure food for your baby.
Ask those who have used it. 9.'H =
The Catholic bulletin., 1922-04-22
w. j. zocHERT.

Memorial day will soon be here and
you will again be regreting having
neglected to have placed monument
over the grave of your departed loved
ones. Do you know that as good and
as attractive and artistic monuments
to be had anywhere, can be secured
at the monument works Of w. j.
Zochert, 503 Jackson st? You will fino
that Mr.. Zochert has a wealth of plans
and designs in his office for you to
look over and make your decision
from, as to the design for the memo
rial or marker you expect to erect to
the memory of your departed. The
Zochert monument plant carries a fine
line of granite and marble blocks in
all shapes and sizes, ready to be work
ed down into a memorial or monu
ment for you.