davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25
Niele Gattmmeem &anamem.
Mebr. als 60 berielben befannt se-
lupr1en.

unier beutiges Bublifum lernt oie
8anat1en immer beiier, inn Somn1er
mie @inter, fennen, o6mobl es Gteie
&enntniiie ii6 falt ausldliebli6 als
Ber3ebrer Ser berrliben tropii9en
Jrudt errpirbt.
Mfon meiB ieBt int gan5en bon
iber ied5ig @attungen Ser 8anane,
nit ebenio groBen ooer nod gr0Be-
rem 1nteri9ieoen 5mii6en ibnen
ielbit, als tie 3. g. 5mii6en Den Der.
i9teoenen @attungen Mepfel bette
fen.
nnbeI9a6et ser @or3iiglidfit bic
fer 8ana11en mel6e IN mittel- nn0
iu6amerifanil@en iopie in einigen
ueitin6iiben @egenoen berporge,
bra9t un6 bonn vSbitzGruit" iQrg.
faltig entwidelt mer6en, 1T 6o@ als
6as efgentli@e 8ananen<Baraoies
sic &apaiii4e Snielmelt ar5uerfen.
men, iomob1 mas 6en feinen &C.
1dmad ser Srii6te, mie audi mas
sic Mannigfaltigfeit ser @aftun9en
an6elangt. nn6 bod iin6 sic met
item bieier 5pielartem erlt bon ia9.
%fun6igen 8eiBen bier eingefubrt
por6en. nebrigens lit ser @iitegra6
immerbi11 iebr beridieoen, un6 etlt.
DIE @ottmngen mer6en MIR g%enollen,
nad6em Tie auf ma1derlet Mrt &c.
to9t 1por6en ftn6.
9ie cine ODER on6ere @attung
mir6 iiberbaupt nidt tpeger1 ser
.6ru6t ge5ogen, lit aber FONT ni@t
min6er beliebt.
Sc gibt bier faum cine 5taot.
o6er 2an6beim ODER cine 8auitelle
obne etn paar 8ananengemd6ie. Ct.
tpn 40 peridie6ene Mrten fins beute
1t1r in &atpaii gu &uuie. sic tpad-
fen fait obne beionoere @orgfalt;
11eue @doBlinge fommen ftott Ser
altert er1por, Sic nit benz Srldte-
tragen fertig iino un6 peggenom-.
men meroen, IN grtpnrtnng 11euett
@eJens unter 9atpaii's gitigem
&immel.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25

gefa1ft, atptper Sic 8ieiter fin 10
edspenitef, oaB i@ nit geoebrt ZEN
gu Die @dspen5eS 81 gebn. Webbie
is aub ser bode Breis ser &ieien,
for uarum Die 2i55ie 10 en- 8ogel
bat Bnptpe tpole.
@eu, auf Ell i@one Mben6 lin
ib emal e lpenig ipat bon Sen @e-
besmeiler beim fomme I'M mie i9
in Sen 5ittenrubm nor, % bSr ib
auf einmal ebbes Eiep! piep! iage.
Sd fen 5ueri@t geoeaft, 6aB meb-
bic e, Maus in 6as &aus einge-
bro9e tpdr, otptper be {eha i9 en-
8or6febti6 an oe11 Ge5bel itebn I'M
in SEN &ebti9 mar cit &anerien.
bir6. @eu, Sen i6 5u mild ge0enft>
90 fat oie 2i55ie alio 6o9 ibren
@iue 6or@geieBt, amtper 10 lang
es nit aus meme @adet fomme is,
ben ib nids 0rl1m getptpe. S@ fin
e uenig flsbier gu ben &ebti@ gan>
&c, for en quite Sud- an Sen 8ir6
gu 11entme I'm 90 ZEN i'd genobtiBt,
bob 6as 9iebr@e e mun5tg fleines
8rebslett an fem re9te Srontbeiu
gebaM bat. Senes Sing bat MIDI
gepolielt; i@ ZEN ge6enft, 6as mar
&rubeltie al @nnimels, biefabs,
pertt 10 en- 8ogel otter pero I'M
frtegt biftre @a6e, Damn mrl1B i'm
6o6 6as 8an6 peb 6ubn un bel.
leiGt au@ Die 3erfulebi@en itappe.
IS bat 81 mild gegudt, als Oh auf
6en 8rebslett au9 ebbes geprint
NOR u1 - miiie Se, i9 fen ia I'M
mer 10 fubliibe @i6tes, % ZEN ib
mein Metno aufgemadt, 6en @ogel
aus 6em &ebti@ e%raus5uboIe I'M
email BETTER gu guide; i6 fin ibubr
genug, 6aB es oie 2i55te nod gar
nit %genobtiBt bat.
Sd fen aIio oie 9obr an Sen
&ebti6 aufgema@t I'M fin nit mel,
ne groBe Bobt in Den &ebti9 ge-
fabre; auper benfe &c, iG ZEN 1er
8iro feti6e tonne? Molier; meb=
bie> meme &ano Is gu groB gemeie;
It'll altf einmal fen i9 audi geiebM
6aB ser 8iro gar nit mebr in fem
&ebti9 geueie is. Mitaus 6aB i6
e genobtiBt gebaM ZEN, Is 6aS
8ieIt erauS gefloge iii i@ ben alio
nids anneri9ter oubn tonne, alS
i'm miooer gu feti6e. 9as mdr
gut genug, penn i@ nur gepiBt
bdtt, no er bin NOR, atutDer i6 fen
feline 9pur BON ibm iebn tonne.
Sd fen i6on geoenft, ih laiie Sen
8ir6 einfa@ in ben &ubm Biz es
Sag nero, amtper i'd ben ge1piBt,
DuB sic 2i55ie 6aS eri6te 9ing am
Morgen ale Seniter I'M Diebre auf-
made 0ubt III Ga NOR er i9ubr
genug reit autieit. Damn amuer
nod e anneres Sing. Mebbie is
aub sic &ittie in oen &ubm ge-
meie un Sic bGtt 6en Seller rette=
meg aufgefreiie. SSn Ben &as is
alio nidS anneri9ter gu oubn ge-
meie, als 6aB i'd geftart ben gu
iu@e. Sd meiB BON Die &iiterie
bon sic &anerienbir6s iebr mentg
TN fen for 6en &ieien audi feline
@i6ie nit gebabt, no sic @0gel am
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25

8eiier lit es, an eigenem Str.
tum iid numb un6 tpeb at itoBe1.
aIs INNER tpeid gu liegen IN frer1.
Der 8abrbeit
8er ieine saat aufiiiet int
&1ei1n, ser nebm IN Der grnte itatt
Der 4ebren Damn au@ einfa4 nit
5toppeln borlieb.
Sic butte oie Cigarette ibrer
5ieqes5ug angetreten. mern tie
11idt i'm 3immer bas Spa5ierltod::
hen erieben miiroe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25

WIZ
n1eine Mlte Is, fat
i6on Die langite
8eit for en- Same.
rienbiro gemii@t;
10 e Diebr9e, oubt
Gene Ing 9aus
bringe I'M ALE mel,
ne 5reunoe ben
Elm. Sd batt fie.
ia QQna deru elm
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25

@ober berf6lug es Sen Mtem.
Damn iiberlegte er: ct bietet Is
freiminig an. @as i6 friege, febA
6em @nti@. @on muB 6ie @egen'
partei idma6en, mie nno mo- man
fann."
limo er 0ffnete sic &an6.
Ct mollte glet@ or6entli6 i9md-
der nno. offnete au6 6te anoere
San6.
Sod mas trat 6enn % pl0blid
ein? S9arfe 8orte fielen. S@ilo.
den blinften anf, un6 ebe Die BET
Sen sic 5ituation nod re6t tibet,
b1idten, maren tie anetnan6er ge'
feiielt.
vsssbre @piirnaie miro alt," iagte
bier @o9en 1pater Der @befreoaf.
teur ser r@treitart" 5u Mo6er, BEL
fen nnidulo an Ben Gag gefommet1
NOR. v8ie fonnten sic einen 8ant.
ra11ber fir einen @edtspntiaiften
baltenE
rDnr6 Sbre 5du16, Serr 0ber-
6efl Sbre @eididte nit benz Set,
@lafat! @4re Der &erl bod nlter
ieinem 8hternaiier iiben geble,
ben!"
un6 er idlug oie EIr ins S6loB,
SAB oie H%artcibdllpter rings an oe1l
@an6en Bis ms sssnnerite ersttterte1.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25

Gabeim oher itedte ii6 @aupt-
mann 2ieoerbol5 &naiter in feline
cite gbiiBengrabenpfeife uno blies
Qenoltiac Nauhmolfen in feline
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25
0ftmfr $dJreibebriet hes
4bilipp @anerampter.
230.

Mein lieber &mr Meoattionar:-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25

9ie 2i55ie, tpas
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-29
.UPKEEP HEAVY ON
HIGHWAY TRAILERS
Sanitary Board May Curtail
Collection if Levy Asked
Is Not Allowed.

One Of the heaviest items of expense
that the board Of sanitary commits
sioners has is the upkeep of the eigh-
teen Highway trailers bought for gar
bage collection work on April % at
a price of $17,13O. A great many
defects have developed in the trailers
since, which the board claims are
due to faulty construction. and efforts
are being made to have the Highway
Company remedy the faults.
If threats to reduce the commits.
sion's four-Cent tax levy are carried
cut it may mean the curtailment OF
part Of the garbage and ash collec-
ton, according to members Of the
sanitary board.
The amount asked for in the budget
was based on the expenditures for
the hrst six months Of the year, and
also included an appropriation for the
operation of the sewage disposal plant.
but the total amount cannot be sup
piled by the four-cent tax levy, which
Is the maximum allowed by law.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-29

EAST front lot, corner Centennial ave. and
good neighborhood and easy walking dis
tancs from car line. Only $40 down; 81 so
weekly. Price SAYS. Don't miss this. Call
evenings. Riley 1724.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-29
POLICE FIND STILLS
Woman Arrested Charged With OPP
Grating a Blind Tiger.

Two whisky stills, one of seventy
five gallons capacity, the other fifty.
and twenty barrels Of mash We're
found yesterday in a house at 221S n.
New Jersey St.
Mrs. Ida Greenberg. 1850 S. Illinois
St. was charged with operating a
blind tiger. Afidavits We're filed for
man said to have been interested
in making whisky at the n. New Jer-
sew ST house
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-29
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE.
In the Putnam Circuit Court, September
term, 1922

NOTICE.
In the Putnam Circuit Court, September
term, 1929.
Notice to absentee.
State of Indiana, Putnam County S.
William B. Vestal, va. Daniel Emery
To Daniel Emery, greeting: You are here
by notified that the above named plaintiff
has this day filed in the office of the clerk
of the Putnam Circuit Court, his certain
complaint or petition alleging therein among
other things that you. the said defendant,
resident of the city of Greehcastle Putnam
County. Indiana, and the same being your
place of residence, went to parts unknown
and have continuously since said date re-
manned absent and unheard from leaving
property in said county without having made
any provision for its control or management:
that by reason thereof, ssld property 10 suffer-
ing waste for want of proper care, and pray
ing that your estate may be adjudged by said
court subject to administration and an ad-
ministrator thereof duly appointed Now
you the said Daniel Emery, defendant and
absentee as aforesaid, are hereby notified
that said complaint and the matters therein
alleged will come up for hearing and deter
mination in said court ut the courthouse in
the city of Greencastle. Putnam County In
diana on the 10th day OF October 1899 or
as soon thereafter such hearing can be
had.
Witness the clerk and the seal of said
court at Greencastle, Indiana this
(SEAL) the 9TH day of August, 1922
HARRY w. MOORE.
THEODORE CRAwLEY,
Attorney for Petitioner.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-29
LIFE SAVINGS GONE
Swindlers Take $4,000 From Father
of Seven Children.

By United NeiCs
WILKESBARRE, Pa. Aug. %
Police are searching for two conf
dence men who swindled Harry Kom-
biak, an idle miner and father of
seven children, out of his life's saw
ings of $4,000
The strangers told Komniak his
father had died wealthy after strik-
ing gold while digging a we'll, and
they selected Komniak to distribute
100000 among the churches and the
poor in Wyoming Valley.
Komniak put up all his money as a
bond with the strangers and received
in return "A bundle of newspapers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-29
HELD FOR THEFT
Two Young Men Arrested ON Charge
of Vehicle Taking.

e. J. Hiatt of haywood. parked his
automobile at Illinois and New York
SITS. and later saw two young men
riding in the car at Illinois and Pearl
SITS.
Hiatt caught and held Isadore
Olsham, II, of 1923 S. Illinois st. The
other joyrider escaped. Later the
police arrested Louis Pollock, II, Of
1925 Northwestern Ave.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-29
SAVES SISTERS LIFE
Boy Gives Treatment for Poison Until
Doctor Arrives.
Bn Times Specinl

By Times Special
FRANKFORT. Ind. Aug. 29.-Pres-
ence of mind of Donald Reggie, -, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs o. E. Reigle. saved
the life of his sister. Mildred. Il, who
had swallowed bichloride of mercury
tablet instead of a headache tablet.
The boy administered first aid treat
ment until a physician arrived.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-29
EXPOSITION OPENS
Kokomo Holds Annual Celebration
This Week.
3y Times Special

By Times Special
KOKONO, Ind, Aug. 2s.-The an
nual Kokomo industrial exposition
opened Monday with baby show.
Tuesday has been designated as
rotary Glib day; Wednesday Will be
Lions Club day; Thursday, Kiwanis
and Farmers Day; Friday. Shriners
Day; Saturday, all Kokomo celebra-
ton; Sunday, sacred concert. ana
next Monday Labor Day celebration.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-29
DEALS WITH FUEL
New York Legislature Meets to Take
Up Coal Crisis.
By United Netcs

By United Netcs
ALBANY. n. Y, Aug. 2s.-Creation
of a ten-milnon-dollar revolving fund.
and a State fuel administration with
absolute authority over the price, use
and distribution Of coal were asked by
Governor Miller in his message to the
State Legislature, which net Mon
day.
normal scale soon, rationing will be
necessary 10 pull New York State
through the winter without causing
extreme hardship the Governor said.
The New York Legislature Is the
first to meet in special session to deal
with strike emergencies.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-29
CHILD is HANGED
Baby's Head Found Caught Between
Rounds of Chair.
81 Times Special

So Times Special
GENEVA, Ind. Aug. 29.-Robert
L. Nelson, the 5-months-old baby of
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Nelson, died
from hanging. The child had been
placed on two chairs and the mother
found the baby's head was caught
between the rounds Of one.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-29
EXHIBIT is NOVEL
Traffic Division of Police viii Have
Display at State Fair.


Display at State Fair.
The board of public safety has ap-
proved of a display by the traffic di-
vision Of the police department at the
state fair. The exhibit will be given
in the automobile show building and
will be IN charge of Lester Jones
and Eugene Shine. 1t will consist
Of raised table showing a replica
of one of the busiest downtown cor
ners, with small automobiles, the
proper movement of motor cars, cor
rect parking methods, etc.
Moving pictures viii be shown IL
Illustrating the cause and how to pre-
vent many accidents. Signs, telling
the right and wrong way of driving,
will adorn the walls also statistics
showing number Of deaths and &C
cidents.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-29
FUEL FOR HOMES
CABINET PROBLEM
Report of Hoover Declares Car
riers Can Not Handle
Tonnage Needed.

by Secretary of Commerce Hoover
that the railroads cannot move the
country's requirements of 100000
tons of coal weekly, President Hard
ing and his Cabinet today considered
plans for insuring domestic consum-
ers and industry against suffering and
shutdown.
Domestic and industrial require
ments can be shaved down to $500 900
tons weekly, Hoover estimated. but
the primary problem, that of hauling,
is too big for the railroads in their
present crippled condition. due to the
strike Of shopmen.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-29
STATE is VOTING
California Interest Centers In Moore
johnson Contest.

By United Press
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 29.-Can.
fornia went to the polls to pick can
didates for Governor. United States
Senator and State and county officials.
Chief interest conferred on the fight
between Hiram Johnson and Charles
C. Moore, for the Republican nominA-
ton for the United States Senate.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-29

WANTEB-BOYS
20 carry Times routes In downtown dis.
tTict between East and West. South and
ct. Clair streets Boys rot over IA yeara
old See Mr.. AOorehead any afternoon
1-Ier CLOCK.
LINOTYPE machinest operator day work.
BOOKWALTER BALL GREATHOUSE
FRINTING co. 1902 y. Capitol Ave.
MAN and wife. white: no children, az jani-
tor in Office building salary and free
room rent. Address a No. 274O. Times.
% LABoRERs. 4Oc per nour. Report at
once, Twenty-Ninth St. and Columbia
Ave. IND ASPHALT PAVING co.
BOHERNARERs and helpers to work in
contract shop. 1925 Van Buren,.
CARPENTERS WANTED
CAL Irvington 03s3. after 80 p. M
Is INSTRUCTIONS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~~o~~NN>.>N~~@o
a-Business Colleges
MEN 10 learn barber trade. TRI-CTTY
BARRIERS COLLEGE 800 E. WashinS.
ton ct. Indianapolis. Ind Circle 0757.
OUR wants Will III your wants. be they
selling or buying ones.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-29
DRINKS WOOD ALCOHOL
Poison Almost Ends Life of Man as
Elwo0d.

By Times Special
ELWOOD, Ind. Aug. 2S.-John
Bricker made the experiment OF drink.
ing wood alcohol mixed with pop to
accumulate a jag and nearly died as
a result
Efforts of DR.. c. c. Cotton saved
his life at city jail. Police stated It
was the third time Bricker had a
close call from drinking the poison.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-29
FLIES FROM DENVER
Dan Hogan and w. w. Kinsey Make
Aerial Trip.

On his return trip from Hudson,
Mich, to Denver, Col, Dan Hogan,
distributor of Cole and Rickenbacker
automobiles, arrived here yesterday In
a Curtiss Oriole plane.
Hogan was accompanied by w. W.
Kinsey of Denver. They will dyb to
st. Louis tomorrow.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-29
INDIANAPOLIS TIMES.
DEATH NOTICES

RECEER JOHN beloved husband OF
Catherine Baumgarte Rocker and father
Of Mrs. John F. Grothsus. Mrs. David
Bieberich, Julia and Edna Rocker, died
Monday, Aug. rs. Funeral Wednesday.
Aug so, from the late residence. 135 w.
Nineteenth ST. at $50 a. m: services at
SIS. Peter and Paul Cathedral at o'clock.
Interment at Holy Cross cemetery. Friends
invited
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-29
SLASHES BREAST
Jacob Baker Tries to Kill Himself at
Lebanon.

NFILtUs
LEBANON. Ind, Aug. 2e.--Jacob
Baker, as. is in a critical condition
as a result of his attempt to commit
suicide due to dependency over Ill
health. He slashed his breast and
wrist with a pocketknife.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-29
RENTALS
a-HOuses
q Cuisines Places

VERY desirable private office, furnished or
unfinished privilege OF large waiting
room; o02-3 National City Bank Bldg. Or
call, Main CYL
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-29
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Il NEAL FUN SALE
$>~eNrs~~rSs~~~~>~~~~Ns>>~
IDIOTS
RIVER PARK
Eighteen Reasons why
You Should Come Sept. 4th,
Labor Day, and Bring
Your Lunch
1. It's on the river, north. Only 10
| miles from the Monument.
2. It's out away from roller coast
ers noise and confusion.
! 8. Eight acres of natural forest
trees.
4. Finest bottom along the river.
5. Sensational slide into the river.
| 6. Lockers and Bathing Suits.
! Z. Club Room and Dancing Pavilion.
s. You May Get Free Lot.
8. Speakers Stand for Programs.
10. Tables throughout the park.
IL. Nineteen Horseshoe Courts with
Score Boards.
| II. Sixteen Rope Swings.
10. Childrens Slide and Sand Pile.
IA. Ball Diamond.
| Is. Driven Wells.
16. Rustic Bridges and Settles.
II. Confectionery Stand.
IS. Sand Beach for the Riddles.
Grim Jessup Land Go.
Realtors
7O5-10 Occidental bldg. Main 2957.
| CHOICE building lot, east front. on Good
let ave. 1900 block west Near car
/ line and paved boulevard. Only S415.
Terms $40 down $3.50 per week This is
a snap Call evenings Riley 1924.
LOT 5OxlO0 feet. improved street. near
North Meridian, 1850; bargain.
Marion County State Bank
$40 CASH gives you possession OF an acre
tract east balance easy payments. Ideal
home site. good land Price 5000 to $3.50
/ lrvington 05I2.
MUST SELL-Lot 5Ox2OO. northeast park
ADDITION; s42O; easy terms. Ran 6741.
e-Suburban
University Heights
/ New 5-room bungalow; electric fixtures
bathroom tuntUnishedl pantry, closets,
/ basement concrete yerauda and walks; extra
/ lot: we'll, garage; -, $50 Easy terms. Can
! YruebloOd. RELIABLE REALTY co. Main
/ Olo6 Evenings. lrvinston 42l3.
/ FOR sALE-Equity in new Groom house
and one acre OF ground close TO Univer-
sity Heights. Inquire at 1880 Shelby ST.
f-Sales or Exchange
! s-ROOM modern: colored location; garage.
large lot. or VIII trade. Terms. 1915 Cor
/ nell. Main S163.
+ --
! % REAL ESTATE WANTED
'>'"~>~~~"~"~"~~NNN~N~~~~ ~~~"-"~~N~N~~~o~~~~~N~
/ WANTED-Five or Groom modern or semi.
modern; not over $1,000. East or south
/ preferred. Main 67T1.
I VACANT lots as part payment on modern
six-room house on paved street Main
O1O7.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-10-17

script continues, at is impossible to
disguise the fact, and folly to ignore
it, that impatienee and dissatisfac-
ton with its 1.-THE republican con-
gress) conduct have been widespread
and deep, and entirely too strong to
be quickly abandoned and replaced
by contrary sentiments of approval"
One of The transcripts reasons
for not anticipating or desiring a
republian majority is given in these
sentences in its editorial:
The overwhelming republican vic,
tory Of two years ago swept into the
house men who never expected &c
get there, whose election had not
, been expected when they were nomi.
mated. and who were inexperienced
and unfit. That such mn can gener.
ally be reelected after two years
trial, IS beyond reasonable bounds Of
expectancy"
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-10-17
Big Double Bill
at Grand With a
! Pair of Screams

Manager Kalbfield has arranged a
big double bill for his patrons at the
Grand tomorrow when he will pre-
sent Charles Chaplin in PAY Day.
and Dainty Doris May N The IN
derstudy."
With the mustache and shabby ha-
biliments of his usual screen makeup
but with an entirely new story Of
which he is the author, Chaplin is
making his first motion picture ap-
pearance in many months. Pay Day
is the name of the new First Ma
tional attraction, which is replete
with humorous gags and incidents re-
volving around the comedians Ella
ton over "Pay Day" in his screer
role of horny-handed son of toll
Encounters with friend wife, the
ubiquitous female who is always
around on pay day, and the custom
airy gang of panhandlers, furnish
two reels of unusual comedy.
The Understudy," in which Doris
May will be seen, treats of stage
struck girl who is persuaded by a
chorus girl to work with her. The
chlorine has ensnared a rich mans
son and the parent sends for her to
break up the affair. The younger
girl goes in her place and tries to de-
ceive the financier. He, taking it as
a joke, is fascinated by her and
makes her promise to become his
sons wife. Later youth is sent for
and they fall in love-there being
plenty of surprises for all concerned
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-10-17
RHODES SCHOLARSHIP TO
BE AWARDED IN DECEMBER
Try ASsnrinteh Pressl

Gainesville, Oct. 17.-Florida' s
Rhodes scholar to 90 to Oxford uni
versity next year will be selected at
the University Of Florida on Deem
Der 2 by a committee of three for
mer Rhodes scholars, Professor F.
n. Buchholz, principal of the Gaines
vile schools; W. T. Stockton, of
Jacksonville, an attorney, and Thorn
as H. Jones' of Arcadia, banker.
| The University Of Florida will Sc
lect four members of its senior class
and alumni to make application to
the committee and of these Will Biv-
! ms, 30, law; Russell King, %; Geo,
Stanley, %, and Lee Ball. 80, arts
and sciences. are prominently men,
toned Other college men of the
state who have signified their inten-
ton of appearing before the COM
mittee include graduates of Harvard
Sewanee and Davidson, who now are
residents of Florida.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-10-17

than perhaps Just as a piece Of pa
per. I thought there could be no
harm in it, he said, as the diploma
was not only good in Florida, but
also in three other states
Barnard the doctor said, left
suddenly about three weeks ago,
leaving behind bill of SILL
of the telegram and message
from Orlando, DR.. Page said he knew
nothing of them. He branded the
whole affair as trick or fraud,
worked up agains thin by someone
here or by the American Medical as
sociation.' There was a possibility
the doctor said, that "a Palatka man
was behind the whole thing because
of jealousy.
Its lie,' he concluded That is
all there is to it. have proof here
from persons who were at the grad.
ua,ion. The whole thing is a frauC
and I'm getting tired of it,