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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-24
Child Invalid
Happy as Death
Ends Suffering
BIZ United Press

By United Press
CAMDEN, N. J., Dec. "a
Helen Hamilton is dead.
The child, whose prayer for
eight years has been that she
would live to attain her thir-
teenth birthday. died Saturday
in happiness-herd desire attained.
Death for the little girl came
peacefully and in quiet resigna-
ton. She had suffered since she
was five years old when a heart
rupture resulted from the mis-
chief Of playmates who buried
her in a sand pile.
The thirteenth birthday came
on Nov. 26 and attracted nation
wide attention and sympathy.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-24
Double Bill Presented
at Isis First Half

The Isis the first half Of the week is
presenting a double bill, including
Jack Hoxie in THE Red Warning"
and a Century comedy, "a Regular
Boy"
The Hoxle movie is a melodrama,
Hoxie is cast as a young prospector
who falls in love with the owner Of
a ranch. Then follows romance and
melodrama. The cast includes Fred
Kohler, Ben Corbett and Elinor Field
On Thursday Herbert Rawlinson
will be seen in 1.-THE Cleanup"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-24
Doug MacLean Tames Wicked Plane
Lines Proves His Worth on Apollo Bill

Smiths week has an appropriate
Christmas movie.
AS I have handled this picture at
length previously, it is not necessary
to repeat, but sufficient to state that
1t is one Of the real movies of the
year. I believe that Miss Davies
does her best work, proving that she
is not an accident.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-24
HUMAN VOICE IS
REBUILT IN BELL
TELEPHONE PLANT
AmpIifierS Boost Weak Voice
in Long Journey Across
Nation,

Few realize the enormity of the To-
cal telephone system: it's far reaching
influence. its great ability to save
time and trouble have come to be so
taken for granted It is perhaps the
commonest and certainly one Of the
greatest Of all modern inventions.
There are two main divisions OF the
Indiana Belle Telephone Company.
The main exchange in the manual de-
partment is one Of the longest switch
boards in the world. holding ninety
nine positions. each one operated by a
different girl. The girls ut these
switchboards take calls with an ease
and rapidity that Is marvellous to the
on-looI1er.
When an automatic call is received
over the manual switchboard. the
numbers diaIed are Illuminated on a
plate on the front Of the switchboard
Calls Made Automatically
The automatic switches are at the
annex of the company's main build.
ing. Here messages are transferred
over automatic switches with light
ning-nke rapidity. Only a very few
girls are employed in this department
for keeping the machines cleaned and
oiled. Soon. according to predictions
of the company. the plants through
out the country will use the automatic
phones exclusively. as they have been
found TO be even more reliable than
the manual phones.
a special department takes care OF
the long-distance calls When a long
distance call Is received. a slip with
the details OF the call is taken to the
desk. When the connection Is per-
fected the time is marked by an cleo
trio clock, so that the time recorded
for the call may be absolutely accu-
rate. The room is arranged so that
the incoming calls are received on one
side of the room and the outgoing calls
are sent from boards on the other
side
Voice Is Rebuilt
But perhaps the most interesting
feature Of the long distance depart
ment is the booster board service.
which is maintained by the local com
pany. These boards pick up the
diminishing tones of the voice, rebuild
them and carry them on with renewed
vigor.
The vast difference this amplifica-
ton OF the voice makes can only be
understood after listening in on con-
nectiOn between two points-one over
booster boards" and the other
through regular channels.
Between Indianapolis and New
York City the voice will go through
three booster stations-in other words.
three times the voice, growing weak
er and weaker over the ever-increas-
ing distance, will be rebuilt and
strengthened until 1t will sound per
fectly natural in New York.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-24


tons, and this
week the stage is
being used TO adj
V a n I a g Q. The
Christmas tire e
i'd q a is W @ ii
worked out at
the beginning of
the revue as a
dancer and a solo
list, supposed to
represent dolls,
come to life. Dor
othy Seegar, a
splendid lyric so
prano, is heard
to a d V a n t a g e.
Miss Bobbie Ire
maine appears in
S e eral dance
Mum b ars Her
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-24
FAMILY KILLED AT CROSSING.
Christmas Trip Ends in Tragedy
When Train Hits Auto Party.

BIZ United Press
HAMMOND Ind, Dec. PA
Christmas trip ended in tragedy when
a speeding Pennsylvania passenger
train struck a stalled auto at Harris
dale, near here and wiped out the fam
lily of Michael Somolov, 35.
Somolov, his wife, Josephine, 30,
and Theresa. a daughter of 4, were
instantly killed, and Albert, a Agar
old son, died later In hospital here.
They had just started for a Christ
mas visit with relatives at Oak Glenn,
Illinois.
The auto was thrown fifty feet and
set af1re. SomoloY was a section fore
man on the B. & o. at Hartsdale.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-24

skidded on Yellowstone trail near
here, and turned over. Her son-in-
law, DIR. Thomas Naughton of Peru,
sustained injuries believed to be
fatal.
Mrs. Jennie De Puy and two other
women in the family sustained broken
bones. Their injuries are not
serious
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-24
Introducing Circles Intimate
Revue and q New PhOtOnlaY

Interest this Christmas week at the
Circle will center upon the music
and AN Intimate Revue"
The Circle Theater, with its large
stage, is an ideal spot for housing So
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-24
Movies and Webster Tops
New Bill at Lincoln Square

Webster, the master mind" con-
tinues to answer questions at the Lin
coin Square Theater this week. One
loveIorn patron was informed that
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-24
MARION MAN HURT IN WRECK

By Times Special
MARION, Ind. Dec. 24-When his
automobile collided with a street car
here, DR.. Clyde G. Mann, well-known
dog fancier. was seriously injured. He
was cut and bruised.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-24
YOUTH is AUTO VICTIM

John Messick, 10, of Clinton. Struck
and Killed by Machine.
By Times Special
CLINTON. Ind, Dec. 24.-John
Messick, 10, suffered fatal injuries
when he was struck by an automobile
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-24
'BOUNCER' FATALLY SHOT
Staying Follows Alteration OIL
Dance Floor at ROadhOuSe.

Dance Floor at ROadhOuSe.
By Times Special
JEFFERSONVILLE, Ind, Dec. "a.
William Gilmore, 80, is held in jail
here on a charge Of first degree muir
der in connection with the killing Of
Luke I. Short, "bouncer," for the Sun
set Inn, a roadhouse near here early
Sunday morning.
Short was fatally shot by Gilmore
as he struck the latter with a black
jack during an argument on the
dance floor, police say. Gilmore fed
after firing two shots into Short s
body. Short followed him to the door
returning fire, but the shots went
wild. Short died on the way to a
hospital
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-24

near here Sunday night when he
stopped to change a tire on his own
machine.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-24

darting from one show to another, I
missed the organ number.
The movie feature Of the Circles
bill is a polite little comedy. The
Meanest Man in the World" George
VI. Conan presented this comedy on
the stage. The movie version has
taken many liberties with the stage
story, as the film handles the oil cpl
sodes from a different viewpoint.
In the movie version, Bert Lytell is
cast as the "meanest man" The cast
is in full as follows:
Richard Clarke .............. Bert Lytell
Jane Hudson ...'--... =; Blanche Sweet
Ned stevens bryant ashburn
Bart Nash (office boy .. Lincoln Stedman
Kitty Crockett (stenOgrapher) 1850.
Observation-Disclosures. Helen Lynch
Carleton Childs ........-.-... Ward Crane
Hiram Leeds ............. Carl StocSdale
MicheaI OF rleu ....... Forrest Robinson
Lutte Boon Observation-Disclosures. Victor POtel
Frederick Leggett ...-.... William Conklln
At the Circle all this week.
T. -
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-24
By WALTER D. HICKMAN

ri AIMING an airplane to act
/ proper in the air is the task
A of Douglas MacLean
This happens in Going Up" a com
edy which wins the first prize for
being the best comedy of the year.
OF course. 1 am just speaking for
myself hut If the bowls and screams
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-24

Smiths Has Appropriate
Christmas PhOtOplay
BY presenting Little Old New
York" with Marion Davies, Mister
Washington Journal., 1923-03-30

- Outer Gon. Marie, unier
langiGbriges M6O6en, bate gebei'
ratet. ginige 3eit ipdter fam lie
ms beiuden uno er5dblte bon ibrer
eigenen @irti1aft. 1Saben Sic
penn nette gtadbarn I'M SauS?"
murDe iie gcfraat.
u@ott ia, gnaoige 6rav, sic
piiien ia, i9 balte nii1t oapon,
glei6 10 freunoIid nit all unO ie-
Oem gu fem oas iiibrt boob 6u
niidt. 9lber natiirli9 uerbeugen
mir uns, lpenn mir uns am Will
falten treifen."
Srrtum. SIN &eitaurnni
libt elm alter Serr uno beltcat bel
Dem &elner:
vGiunlal a~al6sbraten llno &ar-
toffeln Oa6u."
Ser aellner gebt an oa3 Sprod)
robr, oas our aiiNe iiibrt unO lagl
in Ser bel Sell,1ern belic6ten Mbfiir.
sung bineln:
Sin Galb = cine aartoffel."
9o gebt Der alte SEER 81 iDm
unO iagt:
rAd), entiduIoigen Sic, ober
rcnn i) bitten oiirfte, etlpas peni-
ger &al6 uno oafiir etnas mebr
Rartoffeln."
Nange 8riit. Sns 3ud)t-
Dnls wuroe elm Waan eingelicfert
giner Der altcn Sniaiicn nlad]te iidI
in Der criten Bal,ie eleib an i'm
berun mo f~liiltertc:
n@iepiel baben Sic sir anfge-
brummt?"
Ser Neue iliiiterte 5uriid:
.3m0li Sabrel"
Oa Iagte Der Nlte:
sd bin lebcnSldnglih >orin.
Sier bait oil cinen 9ricf, ltcd i'm
in Sen 2niten mcrln OIL raus-
commit"
Washington Journal., 1923-03-30

Gut g%ege6en. Gbef (uIs
DER iebr tiidtige 9uhbalter feline
StelLung finoigt): Abcr. !Serr
Meier, bleiben sic Oo1 nod elm
Snbr, id) babe 2uit, Sic in Die Sir.
ma aui5unebmen, ia, ais Breis
miirOen Sic iOgor altf meine God.
ter rednen fonnen.
8udbalter (Oie o~nge6otene God)-
ter lit iton 5weimal geidieOen) =:
Ad, Serr Gbef, i6 mar bolt ME
fiir @an0crpreiie!
2ei6t 5u G~noern. <n-
6;n (im 8GferlnOen): Die 8rot6en
mcr0en alltb INNER fleitcr! Sesl
iino iie faum GROCER als bic 3mie
bdfe!
8dfer: @ut, ouB sic mid oar.
mi aufmerfialn MAIDEN! Son NOR
gen an baden mir gleib Die 3mie.
JGde f%leinerl
M6geIebnt. 8ud)balter
SD m09te Inn cine @ebnltserb0-
1llng bitten, i9 bobe oorige 8odl
Jebelratet."
Gbef: uQos tut mir leio, fir In
idle ouBerbalb oeS 8etriebes f0n-
nen mir feiue 8erantlportung iiber.
nebmen."
Mo6t ser q e ~ . b II
belt. Wtaler (5u einem BriOaticr)
Na, 3ifer, geben mir wieOer gum
CONNER nob Marien6aO?
8rlpatier: So, mnrum nift.
penu mir geiunO bleibenl
Washington Journal., 1923-03-30

AuSgleid. geo, Girgl, balt
Oid lett ocriobnt mit'n Ytidl, Der
Dir cine @atid)n '9eb'n bat2
Sa, mir BAN uis Dergll6en, I
bab' eablt an Dane 'geb'n!
StoI5. 6rcmOer; Cine redlt
nette StraBe = oaS muB man ia-
gen = Die i60nite I'M 9al5en Srtl
ginbeimiid)er: So, Dos tit audi
unlere gIniidtsfortcnItraBel
-@ntrii ltung. Soc (5u Gil.
oe): go fGmpft III Die jan5e ie-
I,ttcte @elt cjol ieien Die SblnO-
litcratur, uno Oh funnit Seine Nuie
oen ion5en lieben Sag MD, ats n
,Mrbcitsmorft" rausfricgen!"
Sein Mint. Spa5iergdn>
ger (5ltm fleinen SeppI, Der neben
Sem &flugc 6%crgebt): uSdml elmer
Scn 9nirps al! &annlt Gn BERN
aitdl id)on h%elfcn2"
Scppl GtolS): n6rcilif. Der go
ter lit ia itodbeiicr iD mnB
immer idlimpfcn, penn Die &ub'
nicbt 5icb'n wollen."
Washington Journal., 1923-03-30

al MIDI tlbartidc IN lpclln Ole Sins
fonlme, 0cuu br5abl id Die gan5c
Ghmicr. % mar oic Si55ie reite'
ped gctidebniht; lie iagt, i'd bait
iebf en- MunOuou geiagt III ie Debt
rcitcucg gebu. ior iiA Die nelie
S5icncrie 5t fauie; ie mar i6ubr,
OoB i'd Damn init iie idttiSicit mar
I'M Damn fonnt ie audi 10 oiele
@a6fs nenlmc, pie ie Woat.
9cnte &c nit, Serr &cOadtiondr,
ooB id miOOer email en- Subj aus
mid gcmadt ben, pomit i4 per-
6leipc Sbue Sbrn liemer
8btIip Saucramper.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-30
: Ger iparame gabn.

Ger Jam 9abn.
NJ drtet. Ger 3ug fomnlt ia
iGon, marum laiien Ste Ole Sdron-
fen Ocnn nidt beruntcr?
Sa, freilL oaB iiA elmer Oralli-
lc5tt, iest, mo- + mieoer iriiA an
9'itriden iino!
9atbeOcrbIiitc. slud)
Napoleon l.. flogen feline ge5ratcner
Siege in cen MunO.
d.. altc
Sungfer: AG, bite, 6rGiIeilJ id
m0dte cinen @intcrbut babelt.
@erfduferin: Sir Sic, meine
Gndoige?
elite 5ungfer: Satpobl!
Gcrf1uferin: 5ran5isfn, reibcn
Sic Oo1 NAL 0ie Siite fir gat5
iltnge 9amen Der!
Washington Journal., 1923-03-30
SranfenpfIege.

&ranfenpflege. 5ral
.(3l ibrem Wtann): uGu, aarl. mad
aut, bier lit oas SAlafmittel &C.
fommen, oos Der 9oftor peroronet
bat"
0efinition. .Wtutter,
mas is eiaentlid cine brenncnoe
Sd,onoe?"
Sic eOrte Subof, Die gater
roudt."
@egenfdse. Sptimiit:
r@lr sebcn eiter bcrrli3en. CLAN.
5enocn 3ufunft entae9cn."
8cIlimiit; n9as MIR cine elelloe
@cgcuwart iein, perlll lie oa it,"
Ger SIs a r # /
amer, Santc: GribGen, fird)telt Oh
bel oeinen Streihen oSnn gar nihi
ben MobrItod Hapas?
6rishen: AdL Gante, ou meiBi
oo@: @ir 0eutiAen fiirtten Got!
ano JOINT ;:id,ts in Der 8elt!
Washington Journal., 1923-03-30

-S60ersIeute. sat yaepcr
Slid oui Ger 20lpeniogO IN Alrifa
gebobt?"
ogta OBJ er lit ME ciiem Sofucn
begcanet!"
WaaB fHr DAB. SoIOnial-
warenb1noler: sic, SEER ytaGbar,
oic 3ipei Gfuno Galbsidnieel, Die
Sic mir 9eitcrn gei&idt 6aben, ipa-
rem a6er mddtig fnapp gelpogen."
Sdlddtcrnlciiter: ~9ns fam id
mir gar ni6t erfldren. SD babe
oo0 Die 5pei %iunN Butter, Ole ih
bei Sbnrn bolcn IicB, oIs Gepidt
oa5u benubt."
Washington Journal., 1923-03-30

Dies ncib tA: OaB eS nun ans
lit. aus --
Slut unO 0unfel limo uibt mebr.
SlnO perl9Wunoen, mo lnterge-
tauut mie SegellWlIie III Oen %OrI'
3ont 0es Nieeres. SD fenlle tldt
Ine1r Sag mo ytauI. 9SelB nlajla
mcDr uoN Some ullO oenl ltlIlel
@udiu1len III bloller 9nnnnerlll9.
yttmts Don Der @rOe mo Der SeDII-
lllcut Oes ueiten @Immels.
Sob iUleppe miw OaDIn. SD trotte
menen Soeg Del Gag. SD 5Iege met
ne Sabn pet ytawt. oW ON oDre
8raulI, bin obue @otfnung. sd lese
elllen ,FllB Dor Oen allOereu. Grlt
Oen mlinGeIl, 0uun Den reuten. Su
idldfe I'M UcDtll, l) ldlatc III Sie-
Den. S5u idlaIe Gay ullo ytoWt. 81
ME enOeuOem SorlUartslWrelteI.
9Senu im etltllnl 9alt MAGE, MIA
uln0rebe, ltebt ole 3ett, Oas SebeI
ME cine graue, ieltwte 8pto uor
mir. 9tlecgt Iaul unO 1T uou Don
melBen S1ilmtel. Stein Gag, fetrt
9taut. Seem Wiouot, tetn SaDr. Nut
6eloer, 6elOer, lWmuslge AuererOe,
aus Der mem &elb ME cine Slunlt
our @0be ipieBt. Sau nest nleln,
augetl. Nliibe lW? 9, ld mod)te lnl
mer bliiben. Altod)te &ortblume lelt
&ilie, lumale &ilIe! Sd babe ME il
tart an MID gcglauot. SD CLAUDE.
10 lb ole @ano beDe, balt DIE 8ell
Oen 9tem an. SG babe 9unger
SD babe 9urlt. sd fonnte elnel'
N5ean trinfelt. @ept mir 6eler.
ultO i9 iAlude es WIe Die InollWen
Satire. Wtein 8iae lit tot. ST mub
lrget0mo ultter mir, neben mir lie.
gen. lSte 0aS trelle 8lerO Oes &el-
terSmnuneS, oas bon feinoliuer Silt
gel %getroifeu. @orauf iou i] nun
meme 3ufunft ieBeu2 3utunft!
Yraude iW lie iebt, Oa eS 81 @noe
lGuit, Oas ndrriiNe Spiel? 8iel-
letft Der0e i] auf elnen mtloelI
happen in Die @0ue galoppieren =
Aber, uein, Ioas laBt 9il0e
nidt 5u. Sic. miro mid BET Der
9ano ne9met, i) bin ia blind, ul0
nit mir oas BaraOies iilben geben.
SilOe, iage i'd, mnrtc, bier buffet es
un1 9ldlie, bier lit Der Simlnel,
bier, lie ldBt meme 9ar0
los, i9 Iebe niNtS mebr. SD 5it-
tere. 8enn ser tdtige, immerfOrl
t1tige Toter pitBte, oaB i6 bier 10
iaul liege, mdbreno er it'd Iorgl
uno pIagt. nSobn," wiirOe er ia
gen, smein Sobn, iAamlt on Did
nltJt, erbebe DID sur Sat!" gtie,
rtano antportet. DWtein Sobn iii
tot"
SD babe &ungcr, MIDI oiirltet
&etd)t mir gum Grinfen. @tlpas
0ciBeS. Sd friere. SeiBe SAofo-
luoe. SD muB laden, luenn Id oil
ale ole &anoitreiGer Oenfe, meine
BriiOer, Die bon @aus 81 @aus
%uaaoern: n@ine fleine @abe
Sic ba6en feline 9eimat. Hienlano
bat cine @eimat. Nur Der 500.
uebcraa lit er 5ubuuie. Alld bel
&oniget, BET 6iiriten. $50 lit ole
tlcine StaOt, in DER i6 nls Sunge
gliidli6 mar? 9ie @duier ltebeu
frumm ulio gebiidt Dor Nlter. Sic
iungen WtGoden ellen nit Der Wtap-
pc our &laoierItunOe. Die 9iirgel
bod)midtig iaS @eiAdft, our Ser
luumlung, our acknowledgements
Der &bein rauldJt all Dem ufcr.
Der @abn auf Dem Gird)turm leuf-
tet GOLDEN in ser Come. Muf elm.
NAL lGutet Ger Sitter Die Wlode:
SSemnno muB geitorben iein!
SD nil lciie meinen ytarnen ri
fen. Wtoelid, oaB CT MIDI bort. IS
lit ihmer, 10 eiuiam oas 9oicin 81
..r.I~SEo.. -
Washington Journal., 1923-03-30
gu OertrGnliA.

Gie 9emo6ncr Der SanOmidiu-
ieln, ole nad9 Den YcreinIgten Staa.
ten in 9icnit 9eben, baben Die All9e.
mobnbeit, ibre SertiduTt ltets irlli
0cren Nornameu an5urr0en. Cine
reid)e Nmerifunerin, Die einen lol.
ben als 3lener engagiert batte.
lAdrfte oesbalb ibrem Wattcn eil.
lie in ocilen @egenwast niernal9
Dfarp (oies i6r ytarne) 5l nennell.
Sbrem @unIhe eutipredjeno, iaBlt
Der @bemann MN nur ~&icbdcn
ooer n2ieblte~ 81 ibr. ginige Gag
nn9 8im's 9icnltantritt gab oil
Dame cine @cieul@aft, Als alr
@Glte periamllelt paren, eridlclI
cr i'm Salon, uin 81 meloerL oaB
ierpiert iei, mo gum nibt geringcr
Sntiescn leiner &errin iagte er mil
.oite. 5timme 81 ibr: uSiebden
as G5icm lit lcrpiert."
Washington Journal., 1923-03-30

Ole 3antbippe. Nun,
nod)oem Gle bereits einen eripad)-
ienen Sobn baben, fonnen Sic bod
beioe oes Abenos al,sgeDen?
8 neiu, iest miiiicn mir lmmer
piirfeln, per Den Salisi6lillel
friegt!
Washington Journal., 1923-03-30

&ur5 nno bin0ig. g.:
8uS MAIDEN Oenn Sbre feds Sun.
gen; Serr NaAbar?
g.: emil mad)t in 8Mlmmoue,
Sris ieincn 9oftor, aarl @eoidte,
Gbeooor S6uloen, un0 Die beioen
Siinelten llnfugl
Washington Journal., 1923-03-30

@ef6Iagen. Mein 8rdu
tigam bat nit leinem geroplnn ben
bo6Iten @0benreforo geidlasen.
9as tit nod gar nidtSI Wein
SriB befinoet iid, leitoem er NIT
mir perbeiratet lit. tdglid I'M Sim.
mel!
Washington Journal., 1923-03-30
rat CT gefrIegt

Sci Ser @ If Der
9ireftor behalf INNER einen Sell
ser Gage Oes Sntrigantcn 5urid.
@urun oenn? 9at er Ingit, er
f0nntc ibm ourdgeben?
8 nein; aber Der Sntriganf ipielt
natarliher, menn er piiteno it'll
Washington Journal., 1923-03-30

Selt Qllllere gag
Geu td Ell fleiuc
g8abt %geuOulnle
IN eli tell iub, Oas
bat mirb G gonje
&att Ont geOabn.
IS mar 10 Ell red).
te SprimgOag I'm
mitnus, OaB id
es ben belte fon-
ne, ben id) iluwer-
oil nab SprInq-
Washington Journal., 1923-03-30
SaserfuIs.

Sonnta9SiGee (5um oil.
eeitoiiesen TreiGer): Nbet icbcn
Sic, id) id,icBc oodJ id)on uiel brller!
9oS ieste DIAL mars ell Nerniduh
bellte it's blob Elm GtrciildrnB!
Washington Journal., 1923-03-30

SroI It. ScirntSocrmittlcr:
sic Iteigcrn mid, Scrr @u6er2
&o6l mc9cli Scr 6ror, Die i1 Sd
ncn perldaift babe?
Sousbciiter: AleroingS obcr
tr6Iten sic iiG: Sen 0tcd)tSnnualt,
ser MIDI BON ibr beircit bat, iteigerc
id olld!
Washington Journal., 1923-03-30

u TT z u IDU I. Ou'
babe geb0rt, 6rou @rnit, SIR
6r1ulein Eohter bat it'd wdbrenD
meincr g[bpeienbeit pcrbeiratet?
Sa, uaO gcidieoen lit lie aud
ifon mieOer!
sld), mas sic ia0eu, Wcr lit octn
ser @liidlidc2
Washington Journal., 1923-03-30

S0ren sic nal, MeiIter, Die Stie'
fel liben aber gar nidt gut!
9lber, lieber &err, mie moaen Sic
oenn ous aus Der @ntfernung bellr-
tciIen?
Washington Journal., 1923-03-30

Sc II d. II: Ser5lihe @ratl.
lation gu Sbrem @eburtstag, liebe
6reunOin; bier, oieles GdbNen gum
slnoenfen, elm paar 8lumen uno
Damn mill i6 Sbnen aub nod etpaS
gang SfanOaloies iiber Sbre Nad-
Jarin, Die Wtiiuern, er5dblen!
Washington Journal., 1923-03-30

&tbter: Nad Hcm 0cmeinen
9icd)t iinO sic itrafbor .
Angef Iagter: SER Sc
rid)tSbof, ib bite, iiber mid nlft
nod) geineincm, ionOcrn naN Dor.
ncblnem 3ied)t 5t urteilen. Vfag's
foite1I, mas es mill!
Washington Journal., 1923-03-30

Ireaoc teile nit Sen Gcineu.
Gorge TRACE itctS uaein.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-30
Oarmer 9dDreibrbrtFt Hrs
pbiIipp SGWrrampter.
27t.

Iicser SER Me0aftiondr =
Washington Journal., 1923-03-30

&rout GtngeOuIoig gum 8rGu-
tiganl, Der Dor Dem StanOesomt tie
ben bIeibt): so fomm' bod, mas
idouit gu oclln lang III Die &ob'...
Oh tuarteit pobl o%orauf, Dab Dir i'm
lesten Milgenblid nod elm 0af5iegcl
altf Den &opf fGat?"
Washington Journal., 1923-03-30

,9orrn 10 9runmtg, y&err @enoarm?N
.@eil mir chen elm 2anofreider Ourdge6rannt it'll"
rSSa, aber parlun lonen Sic 90 Sbren 8oli3eibunO niht loS?"
.GSos glouben 9 BENT, Der Sumo bat 3ei critic Bretle, oa nero Ib
i'm bod n1t wegen % einenn lumpgen &anolretder trapapern!
Washington Journal., 1923-03-30
Ser iter6cnOe @asO6rnO.

Dies wcib iA; OoB es Nun ans
, 1923-06-03

Now this wonderful water in Mills is available to every one # omr lots and they are
good lots selling al te low figure of $500 and $3.50 each, and only $5 down and $40 a
month. They ares cling fast so ONE early m make you choice Mills will con-
vert peSSmitsi into ophmsts. Tryit
Do you know that by saving regularly and investing wisely will make yu indepen-
dent? Invest in Mills and be satisfied.
Mills has no only wonderful pure water but also gase electric lights and telephones
What more can you ask for a modern home in live uptothe-mnute town?
Investment in Mills is nota gamble but a surety. Try it on lot at only SIS down and
$40 a month and you will be the winner Just look att the MAJ and that will tell you
the story of truths.
Ex-Governor C N. Haskell has promised IS his hearty cooperation with his railroad
which is coming through Mills, because we have always been and ARE still for him.
, 1923-06-03

That insuresy our health, which is the greatest personal asset in the world.
Our water is pure n we do not have to use chemicals to make lit such, as many larger
cities are doing today and then their water far from pua
Don't place your wi and your family ivesin jeopardy byudng impure water. That
is justw Via you are doing when you dTnk and use water which requires tons of
chemicals to absorb the solids and bacteria and then from ar analysis you will find
health and vitality. Why take chances? COME OUT AND LIVE IN MILLS and
you will be free from this worry and at the same time your health will be 100 percent
Don't take our word for this but come out and have a drink, and if you care to you
are welcome to take a supply home with you. Yes, and further you are invited to
send in a sample of Mills water to the state chemist at Laramie, or any other chemist
The Hill Crest Water Company is working night and day endeavoring to supply the
people in Casper with their wonderfully pure spring water THERE'S A REASON!
HEALTH, which leads to wealth and happiness.