davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1923-06-10
Omaha Quotations.

OMAHA, Neb., June gu. 8. De-
partner of Agriculture ,SHogs-Re-
ceipts. II 1900; market slow. steady to
loo lower: mostly Toe off; bulk pack
ing sows, s5.c5@5.35; bulk butchers,
s6.20@6.3o; practical top, $40; one
load early. $3.50.
Cattle - Receipts. IT'S; compared
with week ago: Choice grades beef
steers. steady; good kind. Csc lower;
others 2595oc down; best she stock,
steady to weak; others 2565oc lower;
bulls. steady to 25c lower on bolognas;
veAls. average steady; stockers and
feeders. steady to strong on best and
weak to ESQ lower on others: bulks
fat: Beef steers. se.oo@1o.26: top
matured beef. s1o.T5; bulk COWS and
heifers, $500 $500; bologna bulls.
$~4.2595.5o; and cutters,
$s.25a4.25; practical top veals. $500;
feeding steers. s7.25@s.oo.
shesp-Receipts. none; compared
with week ago: Lambs, 25c higher;
sheep, 5o@75c lower; feeders. 2b@5oc
higher: closing bulks a IS follows:
Clipped lambs. $685. @14.oo: top.
sl4.25; spring lambs. s14.75@15.oo;
top. s15.o 90; best yeariings up to s11.oo;
ewes, s4.25@4.5o; handy weights.
$500; bulk feelings lambs, $4,000
1915; top, s12.75.
, 1923-06-10
Silver

NEW YORK. June s.-Foreign bar
silver, CSC; Mexcan dollars, 4sAc.
, 1923-06-10
Cotton

NEW YORK. June 9.-spot cotton
quiet; middling 1910.
, 1923-06-10

DENVER. Colo. June e.-Cattie-
Receipts. 25s; market steady; beef
steers, $500 @1o.25; cows and heifers,
ss.5o@s.5o; calves. ss.oo61i.oo; stock
ers and feeders. $6.0o9T.5o.
Hogs-Recelpts. 54s; market 1oc
lower; top, $40; bulk. s6.3o@64o;
pigs. s5.oo@5.25.
Sheep - Receipts. 500; market
steady: clipped lambs. s12.5o913.25;
spring lambs. s12.oo91t.oo; ewes.
35.5096.5o.
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UMRTl cl.EvFLANDsKEHo
UMELCE.

v Provfncetownu, Mass, re-
narel nahle, We velsu 55 rokd v
Cleveland9 1farbzeny znameni-
ty rfialfr notwithstanding jinena
Max Bohfn; jenz mallfske ume
nj studoval v Paiizi Berlfne.
Obraz jeho 'radostne mladi"
jefz vystaven byl s jinymi jeho
pracemi v zdejsf1n Umeleckem
m*tseu ocehen byl ma $4,000.
Byl malffem figuralnin iuzna-
vanym portretistou. v knihov
ne zdejsi move soudnice nacha-
ri sc jeho dilo "mestska schd-
re" a Getn& jeho prace pffne-
sly mu cetra uza,ani a vyzna-
menani.
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PRoDAM neb vymenim kras-
ne polozenou farmu $ vinici, le-
sem a zahradou. Je o "A a.
krech ma dlazb6, 10 mil cd
Squaru, l mill cd kary, budo-
Wy jsou v 1plnem poradku
farmou Sc mdze hned prevzit
celia 1roda, stroje, naradi, 2
kone, 3 kravy a vsechna dru-
bez. Cena je pro rychly pro-
DEF pouze $9500, majetek ten
to bude miti Ia rok cenu
$4,000. Chcete-h spekulovat
aneb miti peknou farmicku u
mesta, zde mate prflezitost.
The Atlas Finance Co. 5458
Broadway. Ptejte Sc ma Mr.. F.
Stukbauera. 9-22
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PRODA Sc LEVINE moderni jed
norodinny ddm o Z pokojich
tfi dole a A loznice a koupelna
nahore, garaz, slepicniky, "a
hrada a vsechno zvelebeni. Ho
di sc dobre pro velkou rodinu.
Naleza sc ma jedne z nejlep-
sich ulic v Mt. Pleasant. Hla-
ste Sc v els. 1884 e. 1lO. st.
9-22
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PRODA Sc obuvni obchod sc
vsim zarizeni1n nasledkem sla-
beho zdravi majitele. Obchod
Sc naleza v ceskem okoli. Pro-
da sc "a hotoNe aneb sc vyme-
nj "a privatni majetek. Haste
Sc hned u K. Sipana, 5746
Broadway, blize vych. 55. ul.
9-27
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pRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod prodejem skolnich po-
trelb a doutniku, zaruceny ty-
dni prijem $400. Je pri mem
pekny, byt a naleza sc proti
velke skole. BlizSi sdeli Mr..
Zimmerman, 14605 Kinsman
Rd. mezi IL a l. hod. odpole-
dne. 10-4
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PRODA Sc dobre jdouci VEN
kovsky srniseny obchod s bu-
dovou, phi kterem je GASOLINE
va stanice. Zasoby a vse "a.
Tfzeno. Cena $4,000; polovic,
hotov6. Dobre rn1sto pro pTi-l
cinliveho.. obchodnika. Maize
tex ,tento sc naleza ma dlazde-
ne ceste a po pripade Sc vyme-
nj "a majetek privatnf. Nam
v prodeji vice farem a majet-
.ku "a Nvyhodnych podmfnek.
Blizsi sdeli Bob. Sacha, 49 Fer
kell Rd. Chagrin Falls, o.
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I.Jniorr

"Pfed pdl rokem jsi mi sli-
bill, ze mi "a pdl roku koupis
dvoje move saty.'
"Kdy pax jsem ii to slibil
pro boha te prosim
"Bylo to poslednfho nebo
pfedposlednlho dnora."
"Tak vidis, jak lies. Unor
posledhich dvou dnu vdbec a.
hi nema."
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PRIME Sc starsi zena k We
deni domacnosti pro jednoho
starsiho pana. Dobry domov
pro fadnou a spolehlivou ze-
nu. Haste Sc v els. 1876
Libby .Rd. Stop 10 A. B.. G.. line.
Maple Heights. 9-23
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y Z q 3 N &
OF 7! MA M K Y,


STARSf CESKA PAM hleda
praci, nejradeji kde jdou lide
do prace, vesti Jim domacnost.
Domluvim sc tez nemeclsy. Do
piste do els. 1876 Libby I'D,
Maple Heihgts, o. 9--21
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PRIME Sc n6kolik unio-
vych tesarG. Haste sc ma pra-
ci ma vych. 1876 ul. z Miles A
We. aneb vecer v els. 1874
Beechwood Ave. :?
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PRODA Sc moderni ddm, til
.pokoje dole a tri nahore, kou-
pelna, fernes, tvrde podlahy,
krb, ulice dlazd6na, je hned k
nastehovani. Ma {. 1888 E.
1874. ul. blize Kinsman Rd. ce-
ma $500, castka hotove, o.
statni ma splatky. .Blizsi sdeli
K. j. Bubna, aneb John F.
Svec, 14O18 Kinsman Rd. Tel.
Broadway 1885 9-22
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MINlTE-LI jiti do obchodu,-
name pro vas mistor v Corlett
v ceskem okoli, velky stor v
cihlove budove, 5 svetnic, kou-
pelna. Je tam dobra budoc-
most. Pekna stavba. Cena jen
$4,000. Blizsi sdeli Nejedlik
a Mikes, realtors, 11O15 Union
Ave. Tel. Broadway 1886 -
Union 1861 R. CD
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PRODA Sc farmicka "a akru,
10 minut cd kary, stop 10 A.
B. c. line. Dunn je 0 Z poko-
jich, plyn, mestska voda, elek-
trika, fernes, Is ovocnych stro-
mi. Haste sc v els. 14567
Pease Rd. Maple Heights, stop
10 A. B. C. Line, Bedford, O..
9-22
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PRONAJME Sc maly byt pro
diva >lidi, aneb pro samotneho
pana, vse zarizeno. Adresa
Sc sdeli " adm. t. listu. 9-22
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PRONAJME. Sc:

PRONAJME Sc $ leasem pc
karna peknym bytem. Musi
byt prodana, ponevadz majet-
mix jde do jineho obchodu.
Haste sew els. Also vych. II.
ul. z Broadway. 9-27
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vELMI DOBRE Sc vyplacejici
zelezafsky obchod Sc proda.-
Dale dvourodinny dim ma dlaz
dene ceste "a $1,000. Tez pek-
ne obchodni misto o Z pokojieh
vytapeni horkou vodou. dive
garaze a jine moderni zarize-
nj. Zadni agent. Haste Sc u
R. E. Deacon, 4429 Warner
Rd. vych. los. kara. 9-21
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Propukla v hlastty smich.
- V6ru, cekala jsem neco
takoveho! zvolala, Boze, jste
Ivy muzi Slept! Manuel odjede.
Sotva vytahne patty z domu, je
,tu otec. Nahodou, rozumi Sc,
re pouhou nahodou. Jak by
me. A tento otec nema jineho
ma praci, .nez hledat styky s
panem a,djunktem Novakem,
uvest jej do zamku We chvili,
kdy Dublin je v Praze a pani
Dub.nova je sama donna. Ia
pani, ktera nechce prijmout
ami adjunktcvu dekovncu ma
vstevu! A ted jsi jej da 'beze
vseho zavolat do zamku. Nu,
ovsem ne k sobe, k otci.
b Reditel sklonil hFavu.
- Do jiste miry mas prav-
du. Ma tom vsem je mnoho
napadneho. Ale nejpodivnejsi
je toto. A ukazal ma tele-
gram, ktery dostal pred chvili.
= Co ie v n6m? tazala Sc sc
zajmem, nebot' 81 no drive ne
vsirnla, domrivajic Sc, ze jde
9 nejakou zalezitost obchodni.
= Pfecti 81 jej.i Ostatne ii
to povim sam. Dublin mi tele-.
grafuje, re pf.ijede Ultra o pdl
seste rano, at mu poslu kocar
ma nadrazi.
- To sc mi nezda veci tax
zvlastni a dokonce jiz ne tax
podivnou, jak il shledavas.
- Jenom povaz. Pc radu
dni jiz vyklada pan Dublin, ze
konference v Praze jej zdrzi
jiste diva dny. Ted Sc vraci te
hoz dne. Nikdy nepouziva
nocniho vlaku, rika, ze neusne
We vagone a proto re Sc rad6ji
vyspi v hotelu a jede az rano.
Veru, pripojm-li k tomu, co jsi
mi vypravovala nyni, pfipada
mi to -.
- Jako nastrazena lecka.
Mas pravdu, tentokrat jsi pro-
Iziravejsim nezli ia.
- Jestlize totz je, co jsi SLY
sc!a, spravno. Presvedtim Sc
brzy. Zajdu ma sklenicku, dd-
chodni ostatni jsou tam a
tax sc DOWN brzy, co a jak.
- Nebude tam take Novak =?
- Jiste ne, predevsim zije
samotarsky jake jezevec a pax
dnes citf, ze by byl strediskem
vseobeone pozornosti, re by
sc no vyptaval kde kdo.
Reditel sc nemylil. Ncvolovi
nebyl do spolecnosti. Ami ne.
rozzal lampu, posadil Sc k o.
tevrenemu oknu, zapalil 81 ci.
garetu, dival sc chvilemi whit
ru ma hvezdnatou oblohu, -
chvilemi ma cerne silhouety vs.
a stromG, zdi staveni kol Sc.
be. VSude bylo ticho, z ira.
vim, keru i stromd vystupoval
vlahy, sla'dky dech, pripadalc
mu, ze vidi, jak vsechny pred
mety sc zvedaji a klesaji rhyt
tmicky, v pravidelnem oddecht
i vine sena, obili, ba / chlad
ny vanek lesu jake by ns
Ichvili ustavalo a pax Sc Ease
|obnovovalo, mesic, jenz kazt1J
okamzik Sc setkal s rhracken
lzakryvajfcim>jej lehkym zavo
jem, jako by doplnoval tentt
obraz. TAX v mem pomalu vzn
kala rredstava zeme, celeb,
vesmiru kolem oddychujcih,
We hlubokem tichem spanku.
A pax nahle Sc zmenilo vse
Ease videl Spiel, oddychujici =
zenu. Odpociva v bilych po
duskach, jeji nadra, cudne "a
/. halena iemnou, bilou latkou !,
zvedala klesaaa a. vydecho
vani jeji bylo vonne omamn,
jake jasmincve kvety. New
del jasne jeji tvare, nebylox to
ho stfeba, v9dei, zeela \ dobf
lvedsf, ze Jest to nNka' i.2
Ano, tax asi lezi a lodpgciva
sni jake on snad sni take
I,;@xn;Sip, ,,S,, =. :, l.,,t1; IL,
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PRODA Sc dim 5ti poko-
jich, s koupelnou, sklep pod
celym domern, garaz. Haste
sc u majitele v. CTS. 3426 Me-
yers ave. blfze Fulton Rd. r
9-23
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PRAvE JsME OBDRzELI

PRAVE JSME OBDRzELI
koberce noveho vzoru, tka-
nych oilclothu. Velkost "a p.
pfi 46 pa 26 p. a 8 yardy
dlouhe, velice dobrych barev
"a pfijatelne ceny.
BEJCEK'S FURNITURE CO..
4641 Broadway, roh Finn Ave.
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy
obchod> S prodejem skolnich
potreb v cisle 6228 Broad
way, tydnf zaruceny priiem
pres $3.50. Da Sc LEVINE. Blizsi
sdell Mr.. Zimmerman, 1907
Miles Ave. 9-29
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7 TENATECH
ROMA KNH
Napeal Kafel NJ. Pfibramskt.
= r Q NJ A NJ
Napeal Kafel NJ. Pfibramskf. /.


A zadat bude ma mem jeste Vi
!ce!a Ably odesel, ably nevra-
eel Sc jiz flilddyr!
Ne, to neni mono. Otec il
shrozil, zastrasil il, vyuzil jeji
slabost;. ale nyhi, kdy popatfi
V jeho oci, jemu, Nevolovi, ia
rosfavoyi, jistE nebude nit cdt
yahy, ami silly zadat ma mem
neco takovelio. Ne, neboji se.
Ami il, ami jeho.
Pm tom name Sc rozpomnel,
co mluvil odpoledne pri sve ma
vSteve Setfil o domnelem me-
bezpeci, ktere pry mu hrozi,
bude-li trvat ma setkani A.
IniGkou.
Usmal. sc.
- Patrne prazdha hrozba,
ktera Sc jiste nezrodila v hla-
We PAM Dubfnove, ia veru ne
pochybovala; ze jej neodvrati
zadne nebezpeci, ba vdbec ME
cd rozhodnuti jeho. Ale Ease
bylo divine, ze Sehril napfed
sam nlu rlabizel schGzku a pax
pfichazei k nemu s vystrahou.
To veru vzbuzovalo DOZEN, ze
prece jej davala varovat Anic-
ka sanna. Ale pak snad bylo
ma veci vice nezli Sc domnival.,
A Setril nechtel mic rici, ne
chtel Sc. . veci blize vysloviti,
patrne take ma pokyn dcerin.
Nevola nahle vyskocil.
= Boze, jaky jsem hlupak! !!
Jaky jsem to hlupak. Necha-
pu, co sc mi podavalo tax jas
Inc. Nehrozi patrm6 nebezpeci
tax mne, jako spise il. A cd
koho, nemIze byt pochybnosti,
patrne Cd Dubina! Pravda,
ted tn neni, ale snad Sc vrati.
Snad jeste dnes. Ale piece
pouha rozmluva s muzem me-
mGze vzbudit zarlivost tovarni
lxovu do te miry :. Ano, snad
by il mucil, tyral vycitkami,
podeziranfm 5. Prav6 proto
vsak by bylo spise tfeba, aby
'zde Nevola zdstal, ably neod-
chazel, ably mohl il byti pc ru
ce Ne, ne, rozhodne nepovo-
II Ale pres to vse je tn ne
co podivneho, zahadneho,, ne
(, vsvetlitelneho. Vystraha Sc
tfilova zhela pfece tax 'Mcite.
Dojde-li ke schIzce, .vydava Sc
tim Nevola v nebezpeci 1.-Two
ia Konecne - opatmosti
nikdy nezbyva ;.
Vstal, zavfel okno, vyhal re
zasuvky revolver, jejz mel jiz
pred lety, vyzkousel jej, pax
sc chopil ki'abieky naboji a
itvsunul je do bubintku jeden pc
), druhem.
! - Jest to zbytecno, rekl 81,
ale lepe ucinit vice, nez ie tre-
ba, nezli n6co opomenout.
i =. Ne, jiste nedospeji vecl
daleko, abych uzil zbrane.
) Jiz proto ne, re bych pax mu.
sil odtud. A to nechci, roz.
hodne nechci! PAX ovsem bylo
by zcela pc vsem. Ale konec.
!. ne vylucovat nesmim take mic,
i Otevrel znovu zasuvku stolu
- vyfial 2 nj penize, jez byly
j; tam ulozehy a vlozil je do to.
bolky, jiz polozil vedle revol'
veru.
il - TAX, ted jsem pripraver
! ma vse, fekl 81, rano uvidime
} A ted pdjdu spat.
i Kdyz Sc vracel riditel 2 ho
stince, byla Nevolovych po.
kojich jiz TINA. Vsarnl 81 toho
Iale dsl Q tom nepfedmyslel.
- Nuze; vitala jej pani re
:, ditelevaj mela jsesl pravdu?
:, PAN feditel Sc choval velm
: opatrne.
) - Prosim te, pravil, necl
:. sveho vecneho podezrivani, 81
ce mas pfivedes jeste do neste
: stf. Go ii vypravoval poslicek
:. je pravda, dplne pravda. AID
sajgnktuv pogper, k sSetflovi j
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MUsf BYTI PRODAN a da So

MUsl BYTI PR0DAN a da Sc
LEVINE novy Iddm' 0 1eti svetni-
cfch v pfize1nf; jeden pokoj ma
hofe, koupelna, sklep pod ce-
lynn domem, fernes, garaz, na-
leza Sc blfze ceskeho kostela
a slzoly. Daisf informace po-
dali Sc v els. 1929 zap. Al. ul.
0-2S
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PRIJME Sc dfvka ma domaci
praci. Dobry domov. Haste
sc v {. 2472 Euclid Boulevard.
Vezmete Euclid Heights karu.
9-21
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PRODA Sc pekny dunn O 7 po-
kojich, koupelna, elektrika a
jine zarizeni, da Sc LEVINE. Hla:
ste Sc els. 5000 vych. AZ. ul,
a Washington Park Boulevar-
du. 9-22
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PRIJMOU Sc diva pani ma byt,
po pripade Sc stravou. die L.
mluvy. Adressa Sc sdeli v ad-
t. listu. 9.-2l
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NEJVETSi LACE v CORLETT
Dunn {. Alto vych. 146. ul. biz
re Miles Ave. a move skoly, je
tam 9 pokoju, koupelna, dvoji-
ia garaz, vse zafizeno, je ho-
TOW k astehovanf. Da sc "a
$4,000 meme, nez stavebni ce-
ma. Pfijd'te 81 tento r1ajetek
prohlednouti bud v sobotu a.
neb v nedeli odpoledne. Blizsi
Sc sdeik vstis., 343o East Boule-
vard,s blfze Union Ave. 9-22
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PROQA Sc dGm O 5ti poko-
jich, velky sklep, koupelna a
garaz, vse moderne zafizeno,
.Tvrde podlahy a pekna ptda.
Haste sc v els. 134O9' Svec
Ave. v Corlett. 9-26
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PRIME Sc zkaSena divka "a
prodavacku We stiiznfm a sani.
senkm obchods. Haste So u
The Peerless Merchandise Co.,
2549 E. 55th St. TEL. Rand.
1903. 9-22
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PRODAs Sc jednorodinny dun
o 5ti pokojich, plyn, elektrika,
velky lot. Haste Sc v els. ALTO
Warren Ave. ga
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PRODA Sc

PRODA. Sc novy jednorodin-
ny dGm, vse moderne zarizeno,
je hned k nastehovani. Haste
sc u FIR. Slaby, 1870 Coath
Ave. v Corlett. 9E26
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-14
THE PRESIDENTS FIRST BIG JOB

n ALVIN COOLIDGE has faith in destiny.
N ''What circumstance he asked in speech July 4,
1916 put the young George Washington under the military
army officer and then gave him years of
training to lead the Continental forces? What heightened
the days Benjamin Franklin that he might negotiate
treaty Paris What influence the miraculous voice of
Daniel Webster from the outlying settlements of New Hampshire
the land with his appeal for liberty and union? And
finally who raised up Lincoln to lead to inspire and to die
opening assertion of the Declaration might
fulflled7'
So in his case may he not inquire:
Why drawn from the narrowing duties and influences
single econaed State spend long period of prepare
the of national if indeed of world
events before the greatest authority entrusted single
was placed in my hand?"
Only this the chief executive
it does if the has been written clearly the
whole face of national events does that the whole
nifcance of the history whose making have been watching
is America longer live apart selfish isolation from
of the world To the claims of better ideals the pres
economic fact after another has been added show
that take her fuszed share in the work
of the world.
Europe without the sabizng influence of America
World War America help or America
be dragged America and America chief
have vision of her proper in world affairs if world
tragedy is o be avoided.
Perhaps, then it destiny that has put Calvin Coolidge
could acquire this vision Had he been called directly
the presidency from his restricted realm of thought
Massachusetts, he might impeed rely the
vision of his States senior Senator Mr. Lodge for
understanding in the field of foreign affairs
almost three years the midst of world problems while
participation their Details has given the
President chance Americas duty from broader
enlightened point That is the Presidents
big job in Office.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-14
Observations

Hiram said he went to Europe an
American and came back an Ameri-
can. That's a safe way to avoid Ellis
island anyhow.
A third party may avail, if 1t isn't
so at the finish.
My! My. Congressional Winifred
Huck, par pacifist, is going to raise
her son to be a man-o-warsman.
Mussolinis plea to his italian fellow
citizens to produce more castor oil
suggests that he, too, has a plan for
curing the ills of Europe.
AS a matter Of fact. the ultimate
consumers tireless pursuit Of happi-
ness has all other nonstop records
beaten to a bye-bye.
How would it do to have England
France and Germany invite the good
offices Of Turkey? Those ottoman
sitters get somewhere.
Next Congress VIII Consider Tax
payers" says a headline. New Idea,
but good.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-14
SERVICE WINS OVER POLITICS

n GOVERNOR McCray has made wise choice in the appoint
ment of Frank Wampler member of the public service
commission succeed Glenn Van Auken The choice is WISER
however standpoint the public service than
political standpoint
Wamper is utility He has made public utilities life
study For years he connected with the telephone company
resgnng time vice president and general
But Wampler resigned because he did desire be
party rate increases At least it reported There
believe he will have the interest of the public
heart He lawyer and probably will be interested
operation utilities appca
ton of the law than he will be in echncaes and nconsequen
tial details
But the Governor and Wampr have hard job before them
convincing the public exephon will not have lean
ngs interest of utilities rather than the public
critics of the public service commission of whom there
many that fact against him. regardless of his
record public official
On the other hand Wamper because of his attitude toward
the telephone increase not popular with the telephone
pany and probably not with other utilities and utilities
powerful political influence
Thus the appointment poor politics, but that for
good service Both the Governor Wamper
be congratulated.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-14
.1OM SIMS
Fight between presidential candi-
dates will go the full fifteen rounds.

Fight between presidential candi
dates will go the full fifteen rounds
Make list of cuss words you use
on hot weather. Many can be used
for cold weather soon.
The June bride tells us he showed
much better judgment in marrying
than she did.
Banks are being guarded so close
ly a man has to work UP to cashier
before robbing one
People who know an aviator al
ways grab the paper to see II he
was the one who fell.
The mad college graduate has
learned the man who printed his di-
ploma makes more than he does.
Some write long letters home
about the fun. Those having the
fun have no time to write.
Our farmers are not even making
=
Isn't it funny who enters beauty
contests?
What's in name? Flypaper was
originated by Hugo Thum. We get
our thumbs and fingers in it.
DR.. Koo is China's new minister
of foreign affairs. It Is liable to
run Koo Kookoo.
Jim Jeffries, former heavyweight
champ, is preaching. Jack Dempsey
had better go to church.
Harvard professor tells how to
keep from being hit by lightning.
Best way Is tell the truth.
Dayton (Ohio) man has invented a
cycleplane. It carries only one to
be killed or injured
Cincinnati Judge complimented a
woman on shooting her husband
She only did what others do.
Hunt the brighter things Canta-
loupes would cost more If they were
as big as watermelons.
Healthy girls getting tanned will
find 1t hard looking pale and inter
esting next winter.
Many will be sorry to learn a re-
former says he enjoys life.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-14
JOB FOR ACCOUNTS BOARD

The Times pointed several days ago. there appears
IA be sad efficiency in the Office of Marion
County auditor.
Two taxpayers have demanded the law that the
county K Fesler, county auditor
72OOO said to have been paid illegally.
The Times does know whether this money actually
spent illegally That is matter for the decide
know that it has been necessary for mandate the
auditor pay bill resulting from repairs the county hos
pitaI
cuties in the auditors Office
begins appear that the
space check up shortages the State House and
make a report on affairs the courthouse.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-14

Lebanon Rehorterl

Another man has fallen. this time
at Anderson. in an effort to enforce
the prohibition law.
The circumstances are perhaps
hardly sufficient to justify the killing
Of the law violator but law violators
must learn that they are not above
the law.
This man. now dead, had resolved
that no officer should search his place
and he would not be taken for his
law violations. In the melee that fol-
lowed when the officers came. he
was shot down in proof Of the fact
that law is superior to man.
Some will never learn that they
cannot violate the law of a republic
and live and prosper. The law is a
hard master, when it gets into action.
and men fall before it once it lifts it's
hand.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-14
AVacatiOn Litany

(The Feminine View
BY BERTON BRALEY
From places which are miles
From anywhere at all,
Where there aren't any styles
And no one comes to call;
From shacks far, far too small
And hunks devoid of ease,
From all the "wildwood's thrall, +"
Good Lord, excuse us, pleased
From tramping over boys
Before the dawn is gray;
From choruses of frogs,
And katydids at play;
From hearing, night and day,
Those endless histories
Of fish that got away,
Good Lord, excuse US, please!
From camping stoves that smoke
And make US wipe our eyes,
From monographs which croak
Old records we despise:
From whiskers which disguise
Mems physiognomies,
Yet which they seem to prize,
Good Lord, excuse US, pleased
From food forever fried,
From ants, mosquitoes, feas,
From spots men view with pride,
Good Lord, excuse US. please!
Copyright, 1913, NEA Service. Ine)