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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-29
MISS RUTH RAINIER

role of Polly. the little servant gtrl
who later assumes the part Of yam
pire 10 aid a friend to win another
girl. she crowds a wealth of talent.
Miss Oliver should have as little
trouble in impressing audiences else
v here as she has here. She plays with
a kind Of fervor. kind Of imprisoned
realism that makes every role she
works stand ont like q cameo"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-29
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SVtIdI OCVISIOUS.
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-29
Thief Raids XYarlrnhe

Jesse Lentz, COS s Meridian St. told
police a thief stole two suits of clothes.
an overcoat and a suitcase from his
room
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-29
CHARGE PLOT TO
KEEP GARY WET
Continued From Page y

tons. AS a result Elliott had far more
success with Johnson than with Blaz
Lucas the night before.
Mrs. Johnson, her face pale, drawn
and tense, sat quietly through the
long grilung Of her husband, watching
every move intently.
johnson testified he ordered police
to arrest all law violators and had
done all he could to enforce the law.
294 Soft Drink ParIors
On cross-examination he admitted
there are 294 soft drink parlors in
Gary.
Us it not a matter Of general in
formation that intoxicants are sold at
almost all. soft drink places?" Elliot
asked.
Not TO my knowledge" Johnson
answered.
Elliott spent considerable time ex-
aiming johnson as to his stormy
meetinggH Bert C. Morgan, Fed
eral prdS MSn director for Indiana,
at Gary ~ssst September. Johnson
said he told Morgan he would have
done better by coming directly to the
police department rather than to get
outside help from persons who did
not have the best interests Of the
city at heart"
Admits Lack of knowledge
Elliott then drew from Johnson the
admission that Morgan listed some
law viOlators about whom the mayor
knew nothing.
Then when you told Morgan you
knew as much about Lake County AS
any one. you did not have in mind
this additional information Morgan
had?" Elliott asked.
Johnson. after being pressed. said
he did not
The mayor said that when Federal
officers arrested a large number Of de-
PENDANTS in the present case last year
the first thing they were asked on
being taken TO Hammond for arraiEn-
ment before a United States commits
sion was, Are you a friend of the
mayor"
Under severe cross Questioning
Johnson admitted that when news
paper reports of law violations in
Gary were printed last year he at.
trtbuted the articles to personal ami
mus against himself He said he
had instructed the chief Of police
to, investigate all places named in the
ARTICLES. He finally admitted that of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-29
On View Today

Among the attractions on view to
day Includes: Van and Schenck. and
Joe Cook. at Keith's; Junior Chamber
Of Commerce Circus Frolic at the
Palace; Mutual burlesque at the
Broadway, musical comedy and
movies at the Rialto; The Glimpses
Of the Moon" at the Circle; Success"
at the ohio and "A California Ro-
nance" at Mister Smiths
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-29
DOCTORS WANTED
To OPERATE
Mrs. CuillOn Tells How Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Saved Her from an Operation

Muskegon, Michigan" After doc
toring for eight or nine yearswith diff
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-29
NUXATED IRON

Is an eminent physicians
best blood pres cription,
standardized. 1t is recon-
mended for all anaemic and
rundown conditions. 1t
has helped thousands of
others. 1t should help
yc0. Ask for 1t at Aay
drug store.
Hook Drug Co., Haag
Drug Co. and Henry
J. Huber.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-29
KIDNEY TROUBLE
The Kidneys Are the Blood Filters
When They Weaken and Stop
Up, the System Becomes Over
loaded With Uric Acid.

indianapolis, Ind was troubled
for several years with my stomach and
had kidney disease. I finally began
taking DR.. Pierce's Anurlc kidney and
backache) tablets and after using
few bottles 1 was wonderfully i'm
proved. I have not had an attack for
many months and feel that am com
pletely cured. Many other medicines
which I tried did me no good. -
George McQuade, 1909 Park ave.
Don wait for serious kidney all
ment to set in. Help your weakened
kidneys with DR.. Pierce's Anuric, At
all drug stores or send 10c to DR..
Pierces Tnvand's Hotel in Buffalo, N.
Y. for trial ackage.-Advertise
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No remedy
can cure all aif-
ments of the hui

No remedy
can cure all aif-
ments of the hui
man body, but
an i'm mense
number of peo-
pie suffer from
aches, pains and dis
easesymptoms when thef4
real trouble is lack of iron
in the blood 1t is the iron
In your blood that enables
you to get the nourishment
out of your food. Without
iron your food merely
passes through you with
out doing you any good; you
don't get the strength out
of it. There is one uniyers-
ally known tonic that has
helped thousands because
it contains iron like the iron
in fresh vegetables and
like the iron in your blood.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-29
Auto Battery Missing

Charles Green, 1874 n. Illinois St.
told police a thief entered his garage
and took a S35 battery.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-21

sty bylo postarano az do smr-
ii, byl by Gin Morrisovy rodiny
iiste slechetnym - chyba jest
vsak v tom, re vystaci jenom
asi ma osmnact mesicu, a co
potom?
Kdyby to bylo Y Americe
zvykem, nebo dokonce povin-
nosti zakonem ulozenou, aby
firmy nuceny byly starati sc 0
sve sestarle delniky, tn jiste
rodina Morrisova patrila by ma
pranvr - sama shrabla mil
liony a nechala sve sedrene
delniky y louzi. Takto ale mo-
hou Morrisove odpovedeti: KO
lik pax jest v Americe firem,
ktere nejakou pensi vubec W.
placeji?
Zkratka, toto jet problem,
ktery muze rozresiti uspokoji-
We jenom stat zavedenim sta
robnich pensi. IA dnesniho
systGmu firma, ktera by pense
|svym delnikum platila, sotva
mohla by sout6ziti $ jinou Y
tomtez obchod6, ktera by pen
Isl neplatila. Jedine stat mohl
by toto bremeno spravedliv6 a
|stejnomernG rozvrhnouti.
Velikym "pritelem pfiste-
hovalcu' jest p. Gary, pfedse-
Ida ocelafskeho trustu. Prohla.
sill totiz nedavno, re zakon
|jimz kvota prist6hovalecka je
omezena na 3 procenta pfiste
hovalcu jednotlivych naredne
sti We Spoienych Statech, die
scitani lidu roku 1910, jes1
pro tuto zemi hotOvou katastrt
Ifou.
Ano, hotova katastrofa 0
celafsky trust byl iiz donucel
pridati svym neibidneji pla
cenym delnikum ctyri Gently NJ
hodinu a MONA, re to Jeste ne
nj konec "katastrofy", re bu
de trust nucen jest6 pridati, a
by mu lide neutikali do zames
mani, kde jest meme driny a Vi
ce platu.
A na blizkem vychod1 a
Italii, odkud Sc p. Gary onehd,
vratil, jsou statisice, nell millit
my lidi hotovych delati "a PHI
Izdarma, jenom kdyby je pusti
iii do Ameriky. Divl Sc nekdo
ze stal Sc p. Garyho takov,
"pfitel pristehoyalcu"?
| Onehdy oZnamenO odboren
lstatu, re Amerika bude Ia
|stoupena opetne ma Lausann
lske konferenci, ktera znova s.
lsejde t6chto dnech. A jak b.
take Amerika nebyla zastoup'
Ina. kdyz Sc jedna 0 takove d,l
llezite "americke zajmy'?
| kdyz byla Amerika Zastou
lpena Lausanne poslednd
|kdy sc jednalo jenom 0 Mosul
Iska olejna zridla, q nichz Stan
dard Oil zada svuj "spravedlj
Ivy dill" jak nebyla by zastou
pena nyni, kdy Sc iedna 0 he
Ispodarske opanovani Male a
, Isle americkym yelkokapita
lem?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-21

=
jsme zajimavy clanek 2 pera
p. Karla Perglera, 0 "Tradi-
cich Geske Ameriky', jenz byl
kritikou prednasky p. Vojty
Benese revolucnitia ,hnuti v
Americe, proslovene Y nedav-
nychh dnech Praze. Pan Be-
mes, jenz s ucitele na venkov-
skem meste povysil Ma zemske
no skolniho inspektora, pravil,
die referatu "Ceskoslovenske {
Republiky':
"Svobodomyslnost sice "a
kotvila dust naSich Zamof-
skych krajanu, ale byla cd po-
catku We smyslu domaci tradi-
ce spise povahy negativni, &C.
kajic na zurodn6ni potfebne k
plodne praci. Masarykovy ce-
sty, krone cest iinych ceskych
osobnosti do Ameriky, j nase
casopisy vykonaly mnohp, ale
pres To nebezpeci asimilace sta
le hrozilo. Organisatni 6innost
setkavala sc neivetslmi obti-
Zeni. Pres to. re IiVOt americ-
Ike vetve byl tax neuteseny,
precc pfisla chvile zkousky, V
niz tato vetev vykonala svou
sluabu pro vlast. Ovsem, pr
vych dnech nebylo ami progra-
mu, ami vyhlidky do spletilych
pomeru rakouskych, nasi anne
ricti kraiane stoji bezradn6.
Snah radikalni resent bylo
velmi malo a zapadaly v nepo-
rozum6ni. Masa,yk teprve bur
cuje americke krajany k W.
stoupeni proti Rakousku.'
Pan Benes snazi Sc presved-
citi narod We vlasti, re on byl
tim Mojzisem. jenz "bezrad-
nvm' americkym Cechum uka-
Zal pravOu cestu, a nebyti je-
he, ra,ach vi. co bylo by Sc sta
10. Skutecnosti ovsem jest, ze
nezli p. Benes pfijel do Ameri.
ky a 6ezli Sc Y sirslch kruZich
naseho zdejsiho lidu neco We.
delo cinnosti Masarykov6, by
10 zde jiz Zalozeno Ceske Ma
rOdni SdruZenl Sc sym pro
gramem usilovani osvobozen
Ceskeho naroda y utisku Habs
burku.
Obrovska vetsina Cechu a.
merickych od sameho vypukn,
ii sv6tove valky byla ma stra
ne spojencu a timtez samo
zrejme proti Rakousku.
Vhbec sc zda, re Cechove a
mericti vadeli 81 drive rady
mez yudui kruhy Y Cechach
Vzdyt' mnozi tech, kdo;
jsou na vyplatni listine Repu
bliky, byli bez,adni ieste n
rijna 1918. Nekterl jsou pal
bezradni dosud nejsou jisti
zdali prece jenom nebylo t,
lepSi "a Rakouska!
Onehdy jsme Sc zminiIi v
zpravach, ze Znama jatkarsk,
rodina Morrisova venoval
$5OO,OOO ma pense pro sve by
vale d6lniky. na n6z patrn
pfi prodeji onoho zavodu iii
me Armourove bylo "zapom
nuto.' kdyby. obnos ten b,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-21
IA METOU IDEALU!

katedrala Notre Dame v
Pafizi Jest nejen iednim z nei-
starsich, neivetsich a nejzajl-
mavejsich chramu sveta, take
.lcdnlm nejuchvatnejsich W.
tvoru stavitelstvi vsech dob.
Nevylicitelny puvab jeii ie tax
mocny, re ami Svatopetrsky
chram Rhine. ami chram sy.
Marka Benatkach nevzbuzu-
le tax vrcholneho dojmu. No
tfe Dame Jest iednim z nej-
vetslho pflkladll uspesne sna-
by "a metou idealu. Toto usili
po idealu jest nejdulezitejsim
clnitelem lidskeho pokroku.
Jen tehdy, idete-li ia videnim
aejvySsi dokonaloati, muzete
lvykonati velke veci. Trinero-
w leky pripravky jsou take
vysledkem tohoto isili. Joseph
Triner Company, Chicago, ILL.,,
alkdy neustala ciniti sve yyrob
ky stale dokonalejsimi. Trine-
rovo Hofke Vino nema dnes
soupere jake lex pro zaludeuni
potlze, Tr.neruv Liniment pro
feumatismus a neuralgia Il Tri-
neruv mirnitel kasle nezadaji
zadneMu q podobnych leku
Trinerovy pfipravky jake Tri-
nerova Voditka ma ruce (Hand
Lotion, Trineruv Tekuty
Shampoo. Trincrovy Prasky
pro boleni hlavy, isou vvtecne
hnple 81 je Ii avsho lekarnika
Z neb dodavatele leku a presNed
CITE Sc!
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Bude nutno haiti proti Fran
eli tax zvane Chesterovy kon-
cese ud6lene American Deve-
lopment Co. Angoaskou Via
dou. Mohla by "a techto okol-
nosti zdstati nase vlada neza-
stoupena ma Lausannske kon-
ferenci, kdyz Sc jedna q tax
dulezite "americke zajmy?'
Panu Taftovi, predsedovi
nejvyssiho soudu Spoj. Statu
must to byti neprijemne, kdyz
'vyslo ma jevo, re bere pensi
$4,000 rocne z bohatstvi zu-
staveneho znamym "lidumi-
lem" Andrew Carnegiem, ienz
"a tasu sve vrcholne slavy BY
wal Evan "ocelarskym kra-
lem"
Pekne to rozhodne neni, re
|predseda nejvyssiho soudu Spo
jenych Statu befe takovou IVY
|sinzku', nez jsou polehcujici
Iokolnosti. Jak snad dosud pa
nett jest zachovano, p. Taft
pc vyslouzeni sve presidentske
lhuty a opusteni Bileho Do
mu stal Sc profesorem ma va
leske universite a bude snad
| Itez zive pameti, re p. Carne-
gle zalozil zvlastni fond ma W.
lrlaceni pensi starym universit
MIN profesorum, kteri toho po-
tfehuji.
| Pan Taft muze tedy vysvet-
liti, ze bere pensi $4,000 roc
ne nikoli jako predseda nei-
|vyssiho soudu Spojenych Sta
ltu, nybrz jako prof. Taft.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-21

We sporu poplatkovou sa-
zbu "a plyn, jenz skoncil kom
lpromisem, nimz nepochybne
'plynarensky trust Jest uplne
spokojen, hralo nebo chtelo
hrati jistou roll "Sdruzeni ci-
zojazycnych vydavatelu". o.
hlasilo, re pomoci referenda
Ipostara sc 0 porazeni zname
Marshallovy ordinance, ktera
Sc nezamlouvala plynarenske-
mu trustu. Nejenom to, pri pou
hem pomysleni ma nj delalo Sc
mu - totiz tomu trustu - cd
zaludku Spatne. A tn Sc pfihla
silo "Sdruzeni cizojazycnych
,vydavatelu", re mu zaludek
sprawl - rozumejme z pouh6
krest t'anske lasky, ably trust
netrpel.
Nebylo toho vsak tfeba
vzhledem ku kompromisu do
cilenemu mezi plynarni spoiled
nosti a mestskou radou - ale
zbyva otaZka: CO je to zac, tc
"Sdruzeni cizojazydnych Wy.
davatelu?" kteri vydavatele
,tvofi toto sdruzeni? | "Svet'
Jako jeden q cizojazycnych ca
sopisu, zajimalo by objasnen
teto zahady. Neni to snad ns
,konec jenom sdruzeni nekoli
ka vypotitavych 'spekulantu'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-21

Onehdy jsme se zmlnili We
zpravach, ze znama jatkarska
rodina MorfisOya venovala
S5OO,OOO ma pense pro sve by
vale delniky. na nel patrnG
pTi prodeji onoho zayodu fir.
me Armourove bylo "zapome
Quto.' Kdyby. obnos ten by.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-21
o SOUCASNYCH UDALOSTECH.

We stredecnim elsie pfinesl postacenym ably ty pens
isn1e zaimavy clanek bylo posarano do
kara Peglera, Tradi IT, by by Gin Morrisovy rodn
cich ceske Amerky enz byl ista sechetnym chyba es
kritikou pednasky Voty vsak tom vysaci jenor
Benese revolucnitil hnut osmnact mesicu a
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-07
FUTUR|ST MUSIC
At ARMY'S
SCHOOL
Public Telephone Is Hors de
Combat During Prac-
tice Hour.

II you revel in the discordant
shrek Of the futurist composer
the discordant blatt Of Schoenberg
and the meaningless clamor of
Stravinsky-by all means take an
afternoon off and spend it in the
corridors Of the Army Music School
at the War College.
Here, amid shrieks and means as
OF the occupants of Dante's inferno,
the aforementioned composers might
well recline in a cradle Of ecstatic
blah and dream sweet dreams of
boiler factory harmonies and lus-
cious shipyard symphonies.
Yesterday afternoon q reporter,
after watching the docking of the
army transport st. Mihiel at the
War College pier, asked for a pub
lie Telephone. He was directed to
the music school by a lank sergeant
with sly CLEAN in his off eye.
Suspecting a trap, the reporter en-
tered the school building cautiously
and looked around. An innocent
looking telephone was fastened to
the wall. It didn't shoot a stream
or water or hand out an electric
shock when manipulated, and
nickel dropped in the slot produced
metallic clank and a long wait
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-07
WORLD LEAGUE
To PROTECT
BIRDS
mimi
U. S. Audubon Head Confers
With Societies in Nine
Countries.

NEW YORK, Sept. 7.-Although
it has proven a difficult matter to
create a political league of nations,
T. Gilbert Pearson, president Of the
National Association of Audubon
Societies, has demonstrated the pos
'sibility of creating league for the
very useful purpose Of protecting
the wild birds of the world.
Leading scientific and conserva-
ton societies in nine countries have
now organized and pledged to active
endeavors for the protection Of the
birds in their countries, and in aid
ing similar movements in more be-
nighted regions.
This movement was launched at
a conference held in London in June
last year. On invitation Of Mr.. Pear
son delegates from several countries
met in the home OF Hon. Reginald
McKenpA and determined that such
action was necessary II much of
the valuable bird life 10 to be saved
from despoilation.
just Returned to U. 8.
Mr.. Pearson, president Of this in.
ternational committee who has just
returned from lecturing and or.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-07
.MRS.HARD|NGTO
BE SAWYERS'
GUEST
Enters Physicians Sanitariuna
. Near Marion-PIans for
Future Undecided.
BY international News Service.

BY international News Service.
MARION, Ohio, Sept. Z. Mrs.
Florence Killing Harding, widow Of
President Harding, arrived in Marion
yesterday in the private ear Of Earl
M. Costin, general manager Of the
Big Four railway. she was accom-.
panied by Brig. Gen. Charles e.
Sawyer and Mrs. Sawyer, Major Ora
Baldinger and Mr.. Costin.
The car was brought to Marion
over the Hooking Valley railway, the
trip being made from Washington
over the Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Harding and party alighted
at the Dr. C. e. Sawyer sanitorium.
one mile and half south of Marion,
where Mrs. Harding expects to re.
main for a short time. Her future
plans were not. made public.
Nothing is known as to when the
will Of the late President will be
filed in the probate court here. but
1t is expected within short time.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-07

like that Of any ordinary telephone,
After a normal wait, the operator
piped up sweetly, waiting" as in
any normal telephone and, after the
hook was jiggled few times, con.
scented to take number. Then
there was a passionate outburst of
Stravinsky, Schoenberg and a group
of assorted modernists at their
worst-but It didn't come from the
telephone. It came from here, there
and everywhere. It was practice
hour at the army music school.
In hall on the right the entire
bass section of band, including
the drums, bass tubas and other
Instruments too base to mention,
romped through "The Battleship's
Cakewalk."
On the left the rest Of the band
including all of the piccolos, flutes
clarinets, comets and whatnot,
clamored out the strains of "2
a. m. at the Boilermakers' Ball."
At various points Of vantage from
thirty to thirty-five assorted must
clans and would-be musicians, armed
with every variety Of sound-pro-
ducing instrument known to man
cut loose with scales in every key,
trills, blasts, dissonances and every
thing but rests.
Just around the corner an enter.
prising leather-lunged husky ran
scales on a Bass tuba land that
capital B is Intentionally, with all
the agility Of a troop Of wild ele.
plants scaling a glarier.
Moral: Never attempt to phone
from the army music school during
practice hour. It can't be done.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-07

ganixtng tour. through seven of the
countries In Europe said today:
Europe is looking to America for
leadership in come Of the lines OF
endeavor in which we as a nation
have specialized. There is no coun.
try in the world that is SO thor.
ougly organized and has such ad.
vanced laws for bird protection as
the United States, and many of our
methods can be and doubtless will be
adopted to meet European condi-
tons.
Through southern Europe es.
pecially very little attention is
paid to bird protection. This may
be illustrated by the fact that in
all Of France in the year 1921 there
We're only sixty convictions for
violation Of the bird laws. During
the same period in New York State
alone there were more than one
thousand. In Hungary I was told
that during the past year with
all Of the thousands Of bird killers
in the country not one had been
prosecuted.
I'm Italy I saw nets, traps, and
various cages used to catch small
songbirds for food. There is a
vast traffic in the bodies of these
little songsters in that country. In
Rome ! saw in cages small birds
whose eyes had been blinded by
red hot irons on the theory that
in their darkness they would sing
better and thus prove more effec.
tive decoys in alluring other feath.
cred friends to destruction"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-07
PETR0VA SAYS FRANCE
IS BECOMING MONARCHY

NEW YORK. Sept. 7.-Mne. Olga
Petrova,. the actress. said today on
her arrival on the steamship
Olympic from Paris that the move.
ment for a royalist revolution In
France is being widely discussed
In Paris.
Many of her friends, she said.
believed France would return to
a monarchical government.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-07
GREAT FLoCKS OF DUCKS
START ON WAY SOUTH

FORTESCUE, N. J., Sept. T.
Reed and rail bird hunters report
that great flocks of ducks are
feeding In the marshes back Of this
resort, on the way South. and that
the birds are more numerous than
for many seasons.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-10-02
SAYS COOLIDGE
WILL AID THE
WHEAT GROWER
A. B. Denault of jamestown
Declares That Wallace Plan
Agrees with Committees

Minneapolis, Oct. 2.-Secretary Of
Agriculture Henry c. Wallace, whom
President Coolidge directed to pre-
pare u plan for relief Of the wheat
farmers, has formulated a plan that
agrees in principle in certain i'm
portant particulars with our propos-
ed plan in that he considers neces-
sary the formation Of government
corporation, the segregation Of the
exportabIe surplus and the establish
ment Of differential for wheat con-
sumed in the United States" A. B.
Default Of jamestown, N. D., mem
her of the committee which carried
the resolution asking for help for the
Northwestern grain growers to the
president, said here today.
"A generous amount Of time was
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given the committee by the .presi-
dent" Mr.. D&NauIt said. All NOM
bers were impressed with the earn
estness and deep interest Of the pres
ident and his evident desire TO know
the facts. At the conclusion he sug-
gested that we present the case in
detail to Herbert Hoover and Mr..
Wallace and stated that he had asked
Mr.. Wallace to work out a feasible
plan. Mr.. Wallace said he was hard
at work on q plan for legislative &C.
tion and that he would relieve con-
ditions."
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PLAN CORPORATION.

Washington, Oct. 2.-Consideration
is being given by President Coolidge
and members Of his cabinet to the
proposal that . wheat export corpor-
alton organized privately but financ-
ed by the government be formed un.
der the war finance corporation AZ a
means Of aFording relief to the
wheat farmers Of the Northwest.
The proposal has been brought for.
ward by Managing Director Meyer
of the War Finance Corporation and
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bismarck Hospit.l

Charles J. Field, Butte. Mont,
Mrs. Marye Ranard, Washburn; Cal
win Christoph, Underwood; Master
Leo Kerzman. Rose Glen;' Charles
johnson, Cakes; Mrs. Math Herr
man. Otter. Creek; Miss Ida Ziegen-
hagel, Lehr; John Retzlaff, Napo-
leon; Roland After, Hebron; and
Nellie Goodman, Dawson, have been
admitted to the Bismarck hospital
or treatment. Dorothy Groen,. Hull !;
Miss Edith Weisser, Leola, S. d.;
liver Anderson. Driscoll; Matt Baum
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it. was said at the White .House to-
day that either Meyer OF Ffsnk Mon
dell, director Of the corporation,
might be sent into the Northwestern
states to discuss the question with
wheat growers. The president be-
lieves that no legislation would be
necessary to form such corpora
ton.