davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1923-11-26
Umbrellas

t6) Women's Umbrellas, American (cot.
toni taffeta covers; fast black and
rainproof; stylish handles, some with
club ends and imitation t>S 10
ivory bone tips: sec ~
onds OF So and So values
(25) Chidren's Umbrellas uood quality
taped edge American (cotton) taffeta
covers, guaranteed fast black and
ralnproof; ar d gon
frames; attractive han Nv 40
dies. Values worth S1.6e AZ
(12) Silk Umbrellas. for women and chill.
dren; navy blue and
green: stylish handles 49,
Worth $500 EACH Sale M 6O
Goldenberg s-First Floor
Evening star., 1923-11-26
Towels and TOWelinS

10 pieces Striped Glass Tow
cling, fast color blue t0H
stripes. Regularly 1sc ZI2C
yard
IL pieces Linen finish Cotton Crash, neat
blue border; for roller tea -
towels. Regularly 15c yard, 4
10 dozen Turkish Towels, extra heavy
weight; size 22x45 inches; ~
pink or blue borders. Worth e19C
soc each, at............... at
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-11-26
Silks

ao pieces of coIored Satin Messaine: 80
. inches wide; aI-siIk, rich satin-face
quality, in rious CT 0N
shades Regularly s1.es . .LS
3 pieces Black charmeuse, SO inches
wide; all pure silk quail q En-
ity. Regularly S2oo ID sCO
yard, at.
ia oieces of Velvet Knit, rich tiber quai-
.st,ss ty s'H ~.a;:s ss's:s ''Ss; ss;as: :: S2.l0
Regularly $500 yard.
"a pieces Of kimono Silks, 80 Inches "Ioe'
all SILK, high iustrous
quality, in beautiful oe- C
signs and colorings. Reg - .LC
uIarly S1.5e yard. at.
3 pieces Brocade Canton Crepe, all SILK
with stylish woven de- Ct no
signs; in black and navy % 30
blue. Regularly So. so vd.,
II pieces Striped Shirtngs. 80
inches wide; Write grounds O
with c,Iored stripes. Regu CC(.
IarIy SIPS yard. ............
12 pieces TricoIette, 80 inches wide; firm
woven quality, in plain jacquard and
stripe effects; In white, pink, IN
flesh. orchid and light blue. /SC
Regularly s1.oo yard .....-.
Goldenberg' s-First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-11-26
Toyland

a' large Ts's''.i:; sis: ''ss' ssSsy Siss'i, S50S
marred ..........
Lot of Jointed Dolls, moving eyes, wigs.
shoes and stockings; slightly soiieo
worth wort from $3.50 to $3.50. 81 .Oy
Sale price.
t34 Decorated China Toy Tea Sets. four
cups and saucers, tea pot, Ln
sugar and cream. Regularly OSC
CSC set, at. t..............-...
% Dolls Reed Co-cart, large size; rub
siis6t1y Dfa f,rsa %arssd. whesi ssa. iS' .S1O.0S
ular S14.93 value at.
t21) Toy Stick Horses, painted
in bright coIors; slightly En
scratched. Regularly e5c SOSS
edCn,
az Slate Wall Blackboards. d , no
Regularly s5.4s each, 1910
at
Evening star., 1923-11-26
,ldenberg -Fourth Floor,
Handkerchiefs

Mems White Handkerchiefs, perfect quail
ity; full size; neatly made
with hemsttched border. 1oc OC
values .....................
Women's HardkerchIefs, wrlte and COL
ored linen; embr oidered corner style;
also plain white hemstitched 20
effects. some slightly mussed. ISC
Regularly CSC each. At..
Womens Handkerchiefs, embroidered
corner, coIored border, satin
stripe and novelty effects; some q
slightly mussed; &c to 12c DC
values
Evening star., 1923-11-26
DOnestics

'soo yards of Bleached Shaker F
y inches wide; heavy double ,
fIeeced quality. Worth Csc
yard
1.5Oo yards of 60 inch Percales
grounds, in printed checks, D.,
stripes, dots, plaids and fiq-
ures. Worth 25c yard
Remnants of 36-inch Bath Robe Fl
extra heavy reversible quail
Ity, assorted styles and COL
orings.. Worth soc yard
Goldenberg Floor.
Evening star., 1923-11-26
Blankets and Comforts

Sateen-covered Comforts, size 72xso
inches, for double beds; soft fluffy
VIII te c OF filing; N y 40
choice of light or dark NJ VIZ
coverings. $500 values, at
72x72 Double bed Comforts, filled with
r.. y 'ie:s q az 49, es:s1: @ 81. 90
66xS0 Part. Blankets, good heavy
weight; plaids of blue,
pink, tan and gray; ds 4 o.
famous "Goiden Fleece" M ~
brand. $500 values, at.
66x80 All I-wooI Blankets. guaranteed 1oOG,
all pure WOOL pIaids of
blue. pink, tan. gray and d. nH
scarlet. 5000 Iues. d. S0
dt
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FIonr
Evening star., 1923-11-26
COrSets

Warmers Corsets. of pink brocade or
coutil; several models; broken
sizes from "a to 80. o. 10
y, yal9es Io worth 50 and DL.4O
Odd lot OF corsets. including Thomson's
and CD makes; of coutiI and elastic:
g ssessS ysius: s::. rs2ss sssss g .ses Sl.20
regularly. Sale price.
Lot Of High grade Corsets. in various
models; slightly soied; broken sizes
from, from 2s 2. to So Values @ OQ
P''Sc
Small lot of corsets. including several
we'll known makes; of coutiI: various
models: broken sizes from
q to SO. Values worth o. 40
$3.50. $50 50 and $3.50. sa'eD | .YS
do) Memo JuspuI 6rasseres, good quail
ity material; several styles;
broken sizes from 81 to SO. ~
Values worth 81 and s1.5o. "C
Sale price Observation-Disclosures.
Go.denbsrg Third Floor.
Evening star., 1923-11-26
Odd Lots of WOnen's
Ready-to-Wear 4 pparel

(5s) overbiouses. Of crepe de chine
and georeette crepe; In assorted
coIors; round neck models, with
one half or three
quarter sleeves. Val O. En
ues worth ss.ss each. sDl .Sy
~ Girls and Misses Goats, Of nov.
city sport cloth. p;aids and mix
lures; light and dark coIors; sizes
us. 10 to wort" % z'a,s; s,o.ss va; to !S4.48
(2) coney Coats, 80 inches long; gray
and brown; sizes SO and 40: full
lined; finished with belt and shawl
s44so. Friday $3.50
GOD Fancy or Tailored Waists, Of
dln,ity, voiIe and llnene; plain
white and colors; sizes SO IN
to 4e. Values worth s1.oo. 4VC
d52) House Dresses, Of eingham and
chambray; in all colors; short or
three quarter sleeves,
pockets and peIt; O. M
sizes ss to 50. Friday sDl NY
t0 Three. piece Costumes, Of poIr..
twill, with detachable crepe de
chine b Iouses and embroidered
Jackets; sizes 3e to SO. OR
Values worth $3.50. Fri DID
u7) Extra Size Dresses, Of crep. d.
chine; In navy. brown and black;
sizes 42Ea to 52Na. Values ds ~
worth $50 and $3.50. 0lU
Goldenbers's-seoond Floor.
Evening star., 1923-11-26

(6) Fur chokers and Scarfs, Of Ice
land fox and Manchuria wolf; beige
and gray. Worth from 10 En
$40 to $3.50. Friday DO. .OU
uD suits Of Poiret TwilI, fancy trim
med and plain tailored models;
navy blue only;
s'zes Wes.h 70 $3.50 70 $3.50
(e) Goody MILDLY Suits, for girls and
misses "a to 1s years Of age; Of
alI-wooi flannel; In
navy blue. Values d -
worth s1o.ss. Friday D4.44
(s) skirts, Of overpIaIds and stripes;
light and dark coors; sizes &c to
80 waist measure. CE IN
Worth ss,ss to s1o.so. sDO.Oy
Friday at............
(6s) Georeette and Crepe de Chine
dark eoiors; ,;,. sizes & So &1 O2
$4.es. Friday at.
~ Sports Coats, Of brown mixtures;
full length; sizes 16 to
42. Values worth IN -E
$3.50 to SIS. Friday Oy./O
{1o5 Serge Dresses. trimmed with
braid and buttons; sizes Is to 80.
Values worth $3.50 @ on
to ss.75. Friday DO.Oy
2 .sn s.s .soS Goat; .z.: dysd q 9Snsy, f.
lined throughout; silk rope Or
aIrdIe. Worth $3.50. sDOO
Friday at.......,........
Evening star., 1923-11-26
$3.50 Velour Draperies
$1.60 Set

Velour Window Overdrapes, 2H yards
long, with valance for center; in blue.
rose, green, brown and mulberry. Over
lock edges, hemmed ready to hang.
Goldenberg's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1923-11-26
Soc and 75c Neckwear
42c

Odds and ends of Women's Neckwear,
including Vestees, Collar and Cuff Sets
and Separate Collars; of lace and
CANDY.
Soc Va Lace Rutins, various OOc
widths and styles. ASC
Goldenberg s-First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-11-26
Footwear

Women's Oxfords and Pumps, OF patent
leather. tan, black Kid ano oui'
feathers; broken sizes
from 2Ia to 7; high and Ct E0
low heels. Values worth ID .CS
from So to IS pair.
Mems Felt House Slippers, with padded
soles; gray and black; sizes nE
to 10. Values worth SIPS SCC
and S1.50 pair, at..........
ChiIdren's High Shoes, lace and button
styles; dull leather; sizes nE
7H. Values worth from s1.75 y0C
to S2.25 pair.
Mems Leather House Slippers. Everett
and Romeo styles tan and black
feathers; sizes in the lot
~sTsh trs% fra% sS 500 =; to s:"ss ss:so Sl.50
Mems High Shoes, lace and button styles
OF tan, patent and dull feathers; welt
ed sole; sizes In the lot
from to 10; A to . d En
widths. Values worth sDLOS
from $500 to $500 pair.
Misses and Children's High Shoes, lace
and button styles; tan and dull Ieath-
ers; welted and Mckay sewed soles:
sizes In the lot from o. En
to 2. Values worth - .OS
from s2.25 to $500 pair.
Goldenberg' 's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-11-26
Jewelry

Sterling Silver Bangle Bracelets,
two and three row styles. =
Regularly 7oc, at .....-..-.. Do
Ribbon Bands. for bracelet watci,-~
filled clasp and mountings; -
black, gray and tan; soc II
Bar Pins. rhinestone and colored sto
effects; many pleasing nov M
elites. SOC to S1.oo values, w
dA
Bead Necklaces and Long Chains. color
crystal and Jet effects: plain ~
and combination colorinqs. IL
Former SOC and 75c values.
25c and soc Jet Bracelets, ex- 20
tension kinds; double elias ~
81 Earrings. pendant styles. shower drc
hoop and novelty effects, m
pearl, jet and colored stone OS
styles, pair. Observation-Disclosures.
indestructibIe Pearl Bead Necklaces, Z
inch graduate styles; gold 40
Tiled clasp. Former s1.o0 40
= e
Goldenberg gs-First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-11-26
Ribbons

FioWered, Striped and Plain
Ribbons, four and five inches
wide; good shades. 2oc value, IN
a.
29c Ribbons. various novelty -
styles and plain colors; an 4
assortment of shades
Ten-yard bolts of Ribbon. in pink, bI,
cardinal, nile, mais and violet
Evening star., 1923-11-26
Laces

St as sDa"'ss ;"osss AisssF wSs In a'sfs ssfssckS110
and coIors; yard ..........
$1.79 Georgette Crepe, 40 inches wide;
good heavy quality, in CT Al
black, white and wanted - .41
Goldenberg' 's-Frst Floor.
Evening star., 1923-11-26
Lace Curtains and
Draperies

Lace Curtains, by the pair or panels. IN
white OF ecru colors: ~, and vard
long; handsome desions:
small lots of tc pairs
alike; $3.50 and s4oo IA
values. at.... ~~sOo
Snaii lot OF Lace Curtains, panels from
to alike; also by the pair, of which
we have to 6 pair alike. whit. 80
ecru coIors; 24 and 2Ls
ssss: s.ye: 's"s' s"s KINDS. HsF's sa.5o ST. S1.65
ana S3 values, at.
FIne-erade Lace Curtains. Including net
with motif and lace trimming; white
and ecru coIors; imported Irish point.
wolfe. hand drawn work. Scotch, Not.
tineham and fiIet weaves; q, and 3
yards long; small lots, r1 Or
from I to 5 pairs alike. OO.VO
"a and SO inch Cretonnes and Draperies
full bolts and mill lengths; light and
dark colorings; for furniture, comfort
and couch covers, draperies, ~
scarfs. etc 2sc and 3ec lvC
First Floor-Bargain and Fourth Floor
Drapery Section.
Evening star., 1923-11-26
Art Goods
Gloves

Odd lot of Children's Knitted Gloves, with
angora cuff; novelty effects and COM
binaton colors, OF gray, ~
navy, brown and red. sac sOSC
values, pair at. ........
79c Gauntlet Gloves, Of chamoi-
settle; strap wrist style, with En
embroidered backs; various OSC
SUdoSS
GoldeAberg's-first Floor.
Evening star., 1923-11-26
Housewares

Polychrome Console Sets, one bowl a
two candlestlcks.
regular S4.9a sets at $3.4e
regular S3.4e sets at S49S
t5) imported CoIored Glass
Fruit Bowls, large size. o.
Regularly A.e8. Sale NJ 4
price OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
(6) Arctic Ice Cream Freez. TO-
ers, OF galvanized iron: ri n
four-quart size... ~
(2o) Colored Glass Cancy Com -
potes. Regularly 35c and ACC III
each, at. t...............
Lot of White Enameled Ware, incIudi
tea kettles. saucepans, coffee
pots, coIanders; slightly m
marred. Regularly Sips KY
each, at. .............
t27) Blue Enamel Covered Milk ~
Buckets. one quart size. -
Regularly 39c each, at ....
Goldenberg 's-Basement
Evening star., 1923-11-26

(2t4) Union Suits, heavy weight ribbed
cotton; famous Alliance Mills make
ccru color; perfect closed
crotch; sizes 81, SO, SO. d. On
40 and 4e. Regular $500 y .CS
values, at.
(43) Wool and Cotton Mixed Sweaters,
pull over style, with three piece shawl
collar; plain color body with contrast
ing color breast stripe or collar;
mostly in sizes SO. 40 an6 c. OE
AZ. Values worth 81 and OZ.CO
Wool and Cotton Mixed Underwear, nat
urai gray color; perfect quail 90
ty; mostly all sizes in shirts VOC
and drawers; $3.50 Values.
27 dozen Mercerlzed LisIe Halt Hose,
high splced heel, double re- -
inforced sole and toe: black nc
only; seconds Of 1oc values.
Heavy weight Cotton Ribbed Underwear,
silver gray color; shirts and
drawers, in broken sizes: OOC
seconds Of s1oo values. 49,.
Fiber Silk Half Hose, black and plain
coIors; full reinforced heel, o.
toe and sole; seconds of SEC LSC
values NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
English BroadcIoth Shirts. including
Omar and other high grade makes;
plain coors and white with heavy
satin stripe; perfect quality; sizes
IA to 16 only. Sold reg o. ~
ularIy at 1895. Sale D ~
(4D Heavy Cotton Sweaters Oxford gray
color; three piece shawl collar and
and 20 only. Regular s2.ooS y | .44
Goldenberg 's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-11-26
29c Veilings, 17c I'd.

Odd lot Of Mesh VeIings, In neat dotted
effects; assorted color combinations.
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-11-26
Floor Covering

(22) Oriental Rugs, #. to = #. wide,
#. to #. long; good patterns; in
washed and unwashed rugs; few
antiques we'll as hamadans, Mos
souls, Serebands, Lii
1ie:. .s:'' So So TO s'ss5 ss5 'sS: Ss': S20.75
ues. At..............
Administer and Wilton Velvet Rugs, size
8 tt. X 10 #. 8; seamless and perfect
quality; Alexander Smith & Sons
::a:sss %s:s' s%s "a1'ss%s eo'Sri"ss. Ss S31.O5
~ Wilton Velvet Art Loom Rugs. in
plain blue; size 9x12 it.; also "a Ak
minister and Wilton Velvet Rugs. size
ex12 IT.; DESIGNS and eoior'nss su'.aD-e
house. sos, SIS ana
S25 values. s............
t1o) Seamless Brussels Rugs. SIZE eSs IT,;
esanas< makes ssh at and and dart aEt e3Rss
:iy sn' .ns s'sd $3.50 5's:SSss Ssi"ss. SlO.75
2z.54 Administer Rugs, light and dark
<~ hit and miss effects, with various
sSg11 sss s,'r ss.e ss'S;'"s: Ss2ss4s. $2.SS
,,o We,th . s4:oo escn: Gc1.s suas. sx1o LARGE
room size; double warp grade; painted
S",e'St Siue. tan: o:PeS Pose and S3.5O
brown. So values, ~
rolls of Coneoleum, seconds OF tue
famous COLO Seal quality; good pat
terms and coIorines;8 quarter A7
width; sold when perfect at n
FeIt-basc Hall and Stair Runner. n
inches wide: green or brown OO~
with neat borders. Regular A%S
Reversible Cottage Carpet SamIses. and
2La yards long; yard wide; gooc COL
orin9s; only limited guam Sn-
tity. Worth 81 and s1.5o SUC
Goldenberg 's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1923-11-26
Toilet Goods

Colgate's Toilet Soap, tndivio- II
uai size cakes. EIGHT IN
boS ............
MineraIava Beauty Clay, large So
ounce tube. one ounce less -
than the regular $500 size. sO'
Sold regularly at S1.oO tube
vivaudou Lemon Lotion,
regular SOC -,
bottles
Antoinette Donneily's Lovely
skin Soap, re9u r 2oc /
cakes
Hairbrushes, assorted h pes A
and styles; good qua ity r.
briStleS .''.''...
Compact Face Powders, an assortme
styles, in metal and imita A
tion ivory cases. Regularly r.
6ec to S1.Oo each, at.
Kinks Talcum Powder, good quail
ity; fragrantiy
quart size: good quality red y
rubber. St.oO values. .......
Lion CASTLE Soap, large bars;
about 1hs pounds; regularly II
25c each. at. .:.-........
Goldenoerg' 's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-11-26

Boxed Papers, white and colors; ~
slightly
SOIled
f6) Photo Albums, so sheets in eac
size 11x14 inches; black Ct -,
cloth covers. Regularly .DI ~
S1.e8 each.
Goldenberg' s-First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-11-26

BSQWear
20 dozen a1xee Seamless eeached Sheets.
extra length for double Ct IN
beds; seconds of st6e DI .lV
45x36 Hemstitched PioWcases, with lace
edge; hand torn and ironed: TO-
fine close woven gu ty. 4CC
Worth 69c each. At.
81 Crochet Bedspreads, full double-bed
size; heavy raised Mar o. An
seiles designs; only IS DA.fS
in the lot. t...............
$40 White Satin Marselled Beospreads,
scaloped with cut
corners; handsome raised G. 10
designs; full doubie-bed sDO.SC
SIZE
Goldenberg' 's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-11-26
Window Shades, 44c
Seconds of 81 Values

Heavy Oiled Opaque Cloth Window
Shades, 3 It. X 5 #. 9 inch size; medium
sIioht seconds 81 ST 90 values.
Goldenberg' 's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1923-11-26
| Gold 66e e1a6beergs.
Bows Clothing

(23) Students Overcoats, ail-wooI mate
riais; with self or velvet C< <O
(62) Boys Hats and Caps, suit IL
able for boys of all ages. 4OC
69c to $1.00 values. .".......
(22) Boys Part-wooi Sweaters, slip lover
style; with roll collar;
IL to il years $3.50 81 30
(44) FianneI eiouscs, In khaki and gray;
sizes 6 to years; seconds En
of $500 to $3.50 values OUC
(2s) Winter Coats, good qualify chin
chiIa and neat dark mixtures; button
to the neck model; sizes @ 90
3 to years. $500 and sDC.CC
$3.50 values. at .......
ing Of cowboy suits in sizes 2. and
II years, Indian suits in sizes 2, 6. 10
and IA years and bronch2
girl suits In sizes 4. 8, and IN
10 years. s1.e- TO $3.50 ISC
C5s) Wo~sted Knitted Caps. In N,
combination coIors; seconds lUC
cf 25c values.
First Floor-Bargain Booth.
1867 BIouses. neckband. collar and sepa:
rate collar styles; sizes to 10 years;
some subject to slight inn 1<-
perfections; values worth COC
6ec to Stoo each. at.
(27) Sweaters, all-wooi siipover ana cor
lows IRON, $ t. years Of 800
aqe 1896 TO IS co values
(22) TWO pants Suits, Norfolk models;
some with two pair parts to ma,on.
others with one pair cioHh ana ore
siass eas 5. so,dSs'y = io 4, 3 and ~ i S4.0O
years $500 values. at
Gollenberg 's--Third Floor.
Evening star., 1923-11-26
Handbags

Womens Leather Handbags. black and
coiors pouch and swagger STYLES:
.Susssr "s .ss.5s d'sa!sy. "9'sS' FsrmsF e'F 05C
81 and SIPS kinds. At
Billie Burke Beauty Boxes, attractive
styles; black and coiored feathers;
.oilst ss :, 1sesssoriss. s. For. 81. .7O
Real Leather Combination Brief Cases,
made with fiat bottom; heavy nI
riveted handle; black and 10C
CoIorS
Shopping Bags, large size,
black, waite proof auto ~
cloth bags; seconds Of SOC &c
Beaded Handbags. pouch style with draw
string topi finely cut buaIe beads. in
assorted coorlnes; also fancy Or
beaded styles. Regular SIPS SOC
and S1.e8 values.
Goldenberg' 's-First Floor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-19
Banks Fine Suspended

A fine of $50 and costs on liquor
charge against Ralph Banks, Is N.
Worth St. was suspended by City
Judge Delbert o. Wilmeth, court rec
ords show today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-19

The soya bean, originally native
of Manchuria, has now been acclima-
tized in America.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-19
Robberies Believed Solved

By United Press
FIT. WAYNE, Ind, Oct. 19.-Rus-
sell Butterworth, 10, and Lester
White, %, "transients," are under ar
rest today on a charge of burglary.
With their arrest police believe they
have solved a number of robberies
committed within the last month.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-19

Perfection Butter Makes Riddles Grow.-Adv,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-19
A Puzzle
a Day

The drawing above represents
word octagon." 1t is divided into
eight sections, each containing a
word. Start at section l and pick out
a letter. Then pass onto section 2,
pick out a, letter and add it to the
letter you took from section 1. Take
a letter from section 3 and continue
thus three times around the octagon,
using the period in section last Of
all. If you pick out the correct let
ter each time. complete phrase of
four words will be formed, with the
period at the end.
YESTERDAYS ANSWER
The word DENY has four letters
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-19
YOUNG PEOPLE CONVENE
Richmond Host to Church Societies
100 Attend From Here.

About thirty Indianapolis young
people embarked in autos early today
for Richmond, Ind, to attend the
third annual State religious young
peoples convention which convenes
there for three days.
Other autos will leave the end
of the E. Washington street car line
this noon and Saturday noon. One
hundred local young people will take
part,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-19
CLEVELAND BANKER
TO TALK ON FUND.
Dinner Tonight at Lincoln
Draws Interest of Workers.

Much interest is being shown in the
meeting tonight Of Community Fund
workers at the Lincoln, at which AL
lard Smith, vice president OF the Union
Trust Company Of Cleveland, Ohio.
will speak. Reservations for the din
ner can be made until the capacity of
the room IS filed.
Smith will talk on THE Commu-
nifty Fund as a Civic Asset"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-19

and ends with "eny." It is difficult
for one to recall this word; for every
one tries to think of word that will
rhyme with MANY" whereas, the
pronunciation of deny is entirely diff
ferent, and decidedly unique.
Evening star., 1923-05-02
By the Associated. Press

By the Associated Press.
May day passed qGietly, with ne
disturbances Of any consequence re.
ported anywhere in tho country.
In Chicago the police were called
upon to control IL crpwd struggling &
to enter theater where Eugene "
Debs was speaking, after the theateI
had been filled.
In New York 1000 members of the
buildings crafts celebrated by de-
manding and receiving a dollar Il day
increase in wages. Reports from In
ternational Falls Mimi. told OF
bright prospects for the settlement
there tomorrow of the strike of paper
mill workers.
The outbreak of a labor dispute in
Denver threa tened to hamper build
ing activities when carpenters
dropped their tools because of a dis
pute over a request for an increase
from IS to 50 day in wages.
I. w. W. strike Misses Fire.
At Salt Lake City a strike of min
ers and other employees in the mines
of the Bingham district of Utah.
called by the ]. w W.. failed to ma
terialize and state officials were cou-
fident no trouble would result.
ON the coast operators of some
lumber camps faced by IA strike of
forest workers called by the !. W. W.
faced MAY day In q state of prepar-
cdness. while shipping operators at
fected by the strike of marine work
crs called by the same body expressed
little concern.
May day in Europe passed off al
most everywhere with comparative
quiet among the workers, who cele-
brated the day by ceasing work and
taking part in parades and assem-
blages, at which chosen orators deliv-
cred addresses on themes of interest
10 them.
notwithstanding the fact that in
tho aggregate many thousands of
workers participated in the various
demonstrations = with the red flag
borne aloft and the "Tnternationale"
being suns-there seems to have been
complete lacking of attempts to in
upon the tenets of the constituted
law.
Trouble After Ceremonies.
In the few instances where trouble
developed it apparently arose after
the regular ceremonies of the day had
been carried out by the leaders of the
Workingmen. In Paris during the eve
ming. while Celebrants of the day We're
coming out of Il meeting place, there
was clash between them and the
police, in which one policeman was
seriously wounded by a knife thrust
and Il large number of other persons
were injured in free-f -for-an fighting.
Likewise. in Madrid, there were a
considerable number of casualties
growing out of street battle be-
Evening star., 1923-05-02

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scores Of persons were injured and one
policeman was possibly mortally wound
ed, marked the close this evening Of
the Quietest May day Paris has seen in
years.
The police, after having experienced
q peaceful day in beautiful springlike
weather, this evening were called into
action in the heart Of the communist
district, where disorder arose. Time and
again they charged into the swirlinE
masses Of demonstrators. and 1t was
fully half an hour before, aided by 10.
serves who closed in from all directions,
they were able to beat back the mob
and clear the thoroughfares
Two other demonstrations, both, how
ever. of less magnitude. occurred about
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