davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-12-13

Address of Rabbi T. S. Halpcrn. 2nd
floor, 13S Rivington Street, New York
City. Mail address: General Delivery.
Suffolk Station T. o., New York City.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-24
STkELBA MA STANICI MA
ZAP. Is. ULICI.

W
Poblize stanice drahy Nickel
Plate u zap. 25. ul. dopadl
vcera vecer zelezniGn detekttv
P. Strohschneider diva podezfe.
le muze, sktefi se mu pfi dota.
zovani poetavili ma odpor, ba
jei pry j ohrozovali. tax re de-
tektiv byl donucen pouziti slu.
zebniho revolveru a iednoho 2
MICH. 35-leteho E. H. Fishera
1907 Auburn ave. S. w. po.
stfelil do nohv. Pomoci pfi'
sp9chavsiho straznika Ed. Ro'
cha zatcen muz druhv. allie,
ty G.. w. Fischer, 4104 Resef'
voir ave. S. w.
Serzant policeinf stanice ze
zap. 25. ul. a Anthem ave. u.
dal oba muze iako podezfelf
osobv. Postfelen1 Fischer do.
praven byl do mestske nemoc.
nice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-24
yEkEJNE cvIcENf sOK0LA
JAN AMOS KOMENSKY.

Vefeine cviceni Sokola Jan
Amos KomenskI. v patronatnf
sini ma vych. 131. ulici. kona-
ne. vcera odpoledne, setkalo se
Is Isp6chem vsestrannym. Nasi
kraiane bydlici v Mt. Pleasant
dokazali. ze uznavaji uslech1
tilou snahu tamniho sokolske-
no sboru a seSli Sc v poctu veli
mi hoinem a sledovali Sc Ii
wynn zaimem iednotliva cisla
|Drogramu a Ona Obzvlast' ida
fila odmenovali nadsenym po1
tle~keme.
Program zahaien byl struc-
|nym proslovem p. B. Holubal
naGez pfislv ty neimensi zac-
ky, .iez velmi p6kn6 provedly
|tanecni., krokv sc zp6vem. Po
mich nasledovala prostna Ia
XII q po t3chto cviceni tyGe-
mi sokolsk6ho dorostu, hochhi
no Mich pax divcf dorost vd
tzdafilvch tanecnich krocichl
Velkou veselost u obcenstvaI
vvvolaly rdznosti sokolsk6hol
dorostu, hry proYozovane nal
zfn&nce.; !, !
I ] AGkoli vspde ievila. se, snahai
pddati 'to'neilepSi. kotanou
vGereisiho proeramu iist3 by
w tanecni krokv Sokolek, KITE
re bvly vyborn9 nacvieenv q
vyvolavaly op6tovnv potlesk
obecenstva. Rovn3z prostn&
Sokolh hvla bedlive nacviGena
q t,,dfz bezvadn9 podana.
Program zakoncen hvl cvi-
Genim Soko'ii na hra zd9. "a
n&hoz docileno n4kolika velmi
nc-or,hodnHch vvkonii a sta
rosta sboru. p Karel Dr&bek.
pod3koval obecenstvu "a uzn&
nj =, n9knou navstevu. III
CviGeni fizeno hvlo natelni-
Kern Sokola Jan Amos Komen
sky, p. Klimou "a assistance
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-24
vYSTAvKoU SPOJENA
PREDNASKA pi, LED
BETTEROVE.

Ably vyhovela cetnym zado-
stem spodvolila sc pi. E. Led
betterova a usporada pfedna-
sku 0 svych dojmech z vyletu
Evropou, spojenou vystav-
,kou pamatek 2 cesty pfiveze-
nych. Konati Sc bude jiz pri-
sti patek, %. zari v auditoriu
Broadwayske knihovny 0 8. no
dine vecerni.
Vystaveny budou krasne
lnene vysivky ruskych uprch-
likl meskajicfch v polskych
internacnich taborech, selske
vysivky z rdznych zemi, podi.
vuhodna sbirka chorvatskych
+, rucnich tkanin a tel IVORY
rezbarstvi, pracf kozenych j
jinych remeslnickych vyrob'
XII. Ceskoslovensko zastoupe.
no bude lepty a krasnym brou
senym ceskym sklem,. VISTA.
veny budou rukodilne kober
ce z Pirotu v. Srbsku a stri
brem vykladan6 prace seraje,
ske.. Kolekce doplnena budt
privodci a plany NEST, po
hlednicemi i fotografiemi. Pl
Ledbetterova navstivila sko
rem vsechna celn9jsi mest'
nasich starych vlasti, Polsk'
a Jihoslavie a zastavila Sc
Budapest, Berlin6, Drazd'a
mech, Benatkach, Pafizi a Lol
dyne.
i X pfednasce te a vystav
jest kazdy Evan, ale jest "a
doucno, ably male ditky po,ie
chany byly donna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-24
{ vzPoMfNEK PRvNf Gle.
vELANDskE TELEFo-
s.r., NIsTKY...

Pi. Ella Hankeyova Smith
ova,. 1925 Earlwood ave. N.
E.. .byla die vlastniho vypravo-
vani prvni cleyelandskou tele-
fonnf operatorkou.s Sluzbu ma
stca,pila. v roce 1879 v dejsi
1radovne, umlstG:le v nejvys-
Sim patre bloku Kelly, kdez
byla "centrala" prave organi-
sovane telefonnf, spolecnosti.
Spojovaci deska byla !. tehdy
ve!iee, primitivnf q ..t6zko k ope
.rovani, nebylo ami dnesnich
pfiiimacich p&skd kolem hlavy
a telefonistka- mala .vsechny
draty, ma kline. Spole6nost me;
la tehdy ovsem jen pray6 4C
|predplatiteli, ktefi Sc PHI "a.
volani hlasili im6nem a nikol
iako dnes poahym cislem. Pa
zavolani vypomocny hoch ,pal
|strany spojoval.
PIvodniho platu mela 81.
|tydne, ktery il. byl nasledken
pfibyvani abonenti zvysen ns
$17. Kdyz pozdeji byly daS
lteiefonistky pfibirany, stala 81
pi. Smithova jejich pfedstave
nou. Mezi jejimi povinnostm
byly spravky vedeni, rizn'
mensi opravy a vyucovati now
pF7jate dfvky. Mfsto svoie o
pustila, kdyz .zaktaraly system
spojovaci byl nahrazen mo
derni deskou spojovaci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-24

pg Panfka, cvicenf Sokolek n
dila nAcelnics t9chze, 81. Hels.
M Jabdrkovk. A jak nam by
lo sdeleno, cisla Sokolek a len
skeho dorostu bud upravil, a.
neb pom&hal nacviciti p. PAN
ka, cvicitel Sokola Cleveland.
VcerejSfmu cviceni pfito-
men byl zupnf vybor a tez no.
ste vzdalen4jsf, SokoloVe Phi.
ska z Detroitu ! Bartos 2 To.
leda. T&z dluzno sc zminiti, ze
ptislo dosti Sokoli a Sokoleh
% ostatnfch zdejMch sbord
Spkolsk& hudba dtinkovala pfi
psogramu, vecer pax hralas 1
tanci, jenz zapotal > spdl osrns
s,'Vefejne cviceni Sokola Jar
Amos Komensky, setkalo se |
1spechem Y prayd9 krasnym )
iist6 bude vzpruhou jsnenovant
mu sboru k dalsi zdarne cinno
|sti. =
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-24
S0BOTNf LOUPEz v NABYT
KARSkEM oBcHoDE MA
ZAP. STRANE.
Ukofistili $1164 ! d<mantovy
prsten. LupiGi u bratfi Zaki.

S blizici Sc z;mou mnozi Sc
take jake obycejne kazdym ro-
KEN loupeze a kradeze ice
TAX znacne, ze kdyz neni po-
dobny kousek prilis sensacniho
razu odbyt je v novinach jen
strucnou notickou.
Obycejnou lupi6skou takti-
kou vykraden byl " sobotu
pred desatou hodinou vecerni
nAbytkarsky obchod The Wat
kins Furniture Co., 891l Lo-
rain ave., ma rohu Clark ave.,
kde diva muzi, ktefi vesli bez
kabati, ukoristili $1164 dia-
mantovy prsten. Po vykona-
mem lupu vysli a vstoupili do
pripraveneho auta a odjeli S
pcmerne dosti ziveho onoho
mista.
Ia prepadu byl v zavod6
manager Frank Neuberger, 2
3455 zap. 122. ul. a pokladni
pi. F. Quinnova, 3606 zap. 12a
ILL.,. kteri Sc prave chystali OBJ
chod zavfiti.
Caste prepady, nekdy pro.
vcdene "a bileho dne a k to.
rM ma nejzivejsi ulici, vybou.
.fily konecne policii, tax ze
'p6licejni sef Graul sam sobot,
nj kousek vysetruje, maize pc
ruce dosti podrobny popis o.
bou smelcd.
0 neobyGejne drzosti cleve.
landskeho podsvetf svedci, ze
v sobotu prave poledne veSli
do filialky obuvniho obchodu
Bratff zakd, 9717 Lorain ave-,
We vzdalenosti ien nekolik bio.
kG cd nabytkarskeho obchodu,
kde spachar a byla loupez ve-
Ger, diva mladsi muzi, kterl
revolvery donutili obchodve-
douciho Fostera Marrova. ode.
brati Sc do mistnosti pod scho-
dami. nacez nezvani "zakaz.
nici" sebrali pokladny S95 q
cdesli. Marrovs sc sice dosta'
do prilehaiciho kramu a DO
sifze ma ulici. ale prave V cas-
ably spatfil oba bandity ujizd6.
ii severnfm smerem po zap
81. ulici.
Uplne steinVm znGsohem o.
kraden tfemi muzi groceris+q
Manuel Schon, 1902 vych. *
I'll. obnos mezi 5000 p $500
P0licie sc domniva. ze vsechny
tvto loupeze i n6ktere 2 pred
chazeifcich dnh provad6ny
isou promvslen6 organisova
nou bandou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-24
" CIEVEI.ANDU lIRVVA
MAJITELn vuASTNlCH
DOMOVO.

Jak mas poncuie clevelandska
statistika Jest procento rodin,
vlastnicich domOvv na sestupu
"a roku 1900. kdv bvlo 37.4O
rrocent' rodin. iez .malv svni
Erov. kde5to v rOce 1910 No.
Flesl pnmar omen ma norhych
?E.2 porcent a roku 1920 ma
35 I.
Tprava Otist9na lest v hro.
Sn*e "Hnv to Own Won,
Howe. ktarou vvdal ohchod
nj federalni department.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-24
"KDYz SRDCE PROMLUVl"

Pred plnym salem cesk,fs / lNsa Nsa
rodni Sine ma Broadway "a
hajil dram. sbor Tyf .nov6u
sezonu p6knou veselohrou 2
pera jednoho z nejmladsich,
ale jiz velmi popularnich au-
tori Ferd. Olivy "Kdyz srd-
ce promluvi". Jest to prace
beznarocna, ale vtipnou stav-
bou kusu, lehkou veselou dix
Ct a peknymi, misty originel-
mimi napady dovede skutee-
me pobaviti. Pred pfedstave-
MIN pronesl predseda sboru p.
j. Skalak obvyklou uvitacf
rec, "a ktere sc zminoval o ne
kterych vnitrnich zalezitostech
sboru.
Veselohra sama byla sehra
ma "a nalezite zivosti a byla
peclive nastudovana, n0Yym
riditelem sboru p. En-, Peli-
chem, jenz sehral i intrikan-
skou Ilohu riditele Jircaka Sc
svedomitosti iemu vlastni. W.
bornym byl Vaclav p. AL. Xii
mese. jehoz vykony vdecn9. a.
lie take zaslouzene byly priji-
many. Roztomilym kvartetem
komptoiristek bvly danny T.
/, Kulhanova. B. Pelichova, M.
Sixtova a L. Schieringerova,
vsechny hralv 1--WE a mohou
byti svvmi vykony pine spoke
ienv. Dobrvm jako vzdy byl p
B. Sixta. jenz ma divadelnich
prknech presedlal z Iloh mi
,.lovnickvch ma llohy charak-
terni. kde naide zajist6 move
pole k dalsimu tvoreni. Rvne.
So. dGetniho. hral nancha liant.
me q promyslen6 p. v. Dlou.
nv. Miladu vdovu podala s nej
,lepsim svedomim ri. r. Vo.
kounova a take pi. NJ. Riedlo.
VA. byla pine ma miste v roll
Stazi. Dobrou sarzi postavil
t6z D. v. Kavan svoii prid9'e.
nou roll Rokose a podobn6 dc
bre obsazena mala. ale peknd
tilozka listonose p. v. Vel.
lupkem. :
| P4kn6 vvkonv podala i 40.
,k0lska hudba skladbami pred
nesenvmi v meziaktich j pf
,pozd6isi taneGni zabave.
| Prvnf predstaveni dram
Ishoru Tyl bvlo dohrvm uvedt
r'm do sezonv pfeieme mu
ahv lei podobny lsp9ch prov$
zel j dale. Dobra, svedomit&
hra jest neilepsi reklamou.
" den vyroci prohlaseni re
,rubliky Ceskoslovenske, ne
deli, dne %. riina, sehrai,
sbor historicke, drama "Praz
skv lid" cd j. J. Kolara. hr,
sice znamou. ale vzdv pritazl
Won iak dokaznie ieif Caste q
pakovani ma divadlech praz
skych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-24

postovnich znaek obalu dale dopisy N9ecka nep1
n9meck4 v4da vzdaa z&dn5ch znamek nybf
zvanf znansk Ufednc ponxe razftko dosv3dEujfc
1 byh uv9dome 4e vfohy postoYne bylo zapaceno. So
spojene tistsnfm znamek to nynf 100000 dopr
jsou daeko v4t, nez zaG viii dopis NEmecka do tkto
jsou prodAv&ny ze tndiz ma .zenns. ~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-24

rs mojf zenou je to hrozne..
Kazdou chvfli ohjevi nd sobe
novou nemoc.'
"Moie zroNna tax. Taky stu
ne stale ma necO nOveho." I
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-24
tESkE DffKo 0BEff
AUTOMO OBlLU.

Elyria. Oh y. zAfi. Josef
Kucirek. 8 roxy stary z River
Road skonal nasledkem pora-
neni utrp1nych, kdyz pfejet
.byl automobilem .,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-24
|OBALkY PklLIS MALE PRO
ZNlLMKY.

Washington, 22. zaff. Po-
|nevadz neni to vdbec mozno
nalepiti ivyzadovan6' mnozstvf
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-08
ForyThee Froc CenterS and Four Swimming Pools to Be
Operated by City This Year-SpeciaI Places Reserved
for CoIored FOIk-Muni Beach Ready Saturday.

swimming pools for white persons,
with eight Fairgrounds and ono swim.
ming pool for the colored are to be
operated by the city this year. All
will open June 23 with the exception
Of municipal beach at Twenty-Sixth
ST. and White River, which opens
Saturday.
Other Fairgrounds for white chill
dren:
Shelby St. playground, King Ave.
and Michigan ST., Brightwood, Brook
side, Ellenberger, Fall Creek, Greer
ST., Garfield. Riverside, Military Park,
st. Clair Park, Riley, Ringgold,
Spades Park, Willard Park. Rhodius
Park and at Schools 20. 20, 30, 81.
SO, 80, A, 4S, 30 and 20.
The pools: Riverside, Willard and
Ringgold.
Fairgrounds for colored children:
Douglass, Norwood and Schools IT,
20. "a. 40. IS and GA.
Colored people are chief users Of
the Douglass Park pool.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-08
FROM FAR AND NEAR

OF 300 girls in Des Moines High
School senior class only one hopes to
be married, a QUESTIONABLE reveals.
Alexander Howat, deposed Kansas
mine leader, was arrested at Pitts
burgh, Pa, Thursday on a statutory
charge preferred by Mrs. Inga Soren-
sen, Chicago.
Nasil Komaroff, convicted Of muir
der Of thirty-three persons. and his
wife were sentenced at Moscow to be
shot within seventy-two hours.
Lionel Barrymore and Irene Fen
wick, movie stars, sailed for Rome,
Thursday, where it is said they will be
married.
Jesse Carson. companion Of Clara
Phillips. has been released from Hon.
duras prison upon information from
Los Angeles officials they do not want
him held.
Illinois legislative leaders declared
today last minute efforts TO repeal
the Illinois State enforcement act is
doomed~to failure.
A man paid two others 5000 to OBJ
tain a contract to rebuild the Golden
Gate at San Francisco.
One person was killed and three
injured when a New York surface car
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-08
DROWNING VICTIM
IS UNIDENTIFIED
Body of Man Found Floating
In Fall Creek.

Efforts to Identify the body of the
man drowned In Fall Creek had been
unsuccessful today.
A number of persons visited the fu-
neral parlors OF Register & Ask!ns, S37
". Illinois St, Thursday night and to-
day in an attempt TO Identify the body.
The dead man was described as six
feet high and weighing 100 pounds.
He had long, straight, black hair. He
had brown eyes. His teeth were regu-
lar. There were no scars, moles, warts
or tattoo marks on the body. The
feet were unusually small for a man
his size. The age was estimated at 20
to 26 years. His hands bore no evi-
dence Of hard work.
Waldo Carter. 1928 Bryum Ave.
discovered the nude body floating in
Fall Greek near Thirty Fourth St. late
Thursday.
Motor Police Heller and Petit recov-
cred the body.
George Edwards. 2233 Yandes St.
said he was fishing Tuesday and saw
clothing on the bank Of Fall Creek.
The clothing included a blue serge
suit. silk shirt, low black shoes, and
black hat. Police failed to find the
clothes.
The body appeared to have been in
the water for some time.
This IS the third drowning during
the week, Last year eleven persons
were drowned while swimming in
streams Of Marion County.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-08
Don tSpoil a Good
Meal With a Bad
Stomach

It is really a pitiful sight to see so
many thousands Of people worrying
about what they can eat and what they
cant eat
Dyspeptics, they call themselves. but
they stretch the Imagination when they
do II.
All these people need to make them
healthy. cheerful and Of sound appetite
is a box Of Mi-O-Na Tablets.
The stomach Of a dyspeptic Is over
worked aud run down. II needs help TO
digest the food. but more than that 1t
needs a prescription that will cleanse
renovate. strengthen and put elasticity
into the stomach walls.
Mi-O-Na is the prescription that will
do this and do IL so promptly that you'll
wonder why you didn't try it before.
1t stops belching Of gas and distress
after eating in FIVE minutes. It Ia IN
doubtedly the greatest stomach tonic
ever given to the public by a specialist
in stomach diseases.
Leading druggists everywhere and The
HaaC Drug Stores sell M-O-Na on the
money back rlan.--Advertisement
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-08
CREWS SAVED AS
TWO SHIPS WRECK
Both Vessels Pile on Reefs in
Double Sea Disaster,
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
SEATTLE, Wash, June Screws
Of two ships, victims Of a double dis
aster on the hidden rocks near Chrikof
Island. 100 miles south of the Alas
kan peninsula, were saved today by
the L. S. S. supply ship, Guyana.
The nine-sweeper Cardinal and the
survey ship Discoverer were both
wrecked when wind-lashed waves
dashed over the vessels on Rocky
Reefs.
The Cardinal piled up on the rocks
late yesterday and It was apparent
she might become g. total loss. The
Discoverer answered her calls for aid
and met the same fate.
Early today radio advices said the
Guyana removed the crews Of the
two vessels safely in small boats.
A total of 1875 men were aboard
the ships.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-08
FRANCE DEMANDS
RUHR RESISTANCE
CEASE At ONCE
Polncare Declares Sabotage
Must Stop Before Agree
ment on ReparatlonS.

By United Press
PARIS, June s.-France sent to
Germany today a strongly worded note
demanding resistance to the inter-al-
lied military control commissions cease
Immediately.
Premier Poincare will communicate
with the other allies regarding the
advisability OF replying to the latest
German PREPARATIONS offer, but in the
meantime has made It clear to Ger
many that the latter's policy of sabot-
age and resistance must end before
any agreement can be reached.
The inter-alied commissions VIII re-
sumo at once surveillance OF German
military organizations.
After tho occupation Of the Ruhr,
Germany disclaimed responsibility for
possible attacks upon the commission
ers. ---..
The French cabinet win meet tomor-
row to discuss the reparations stu
alton.
Premier Potncare favors a policy OF
completely ignoring the Cuno pro-
posaL
Belgian ana British interests. how
ever, believe some sort Of reply should
be made and Poincare may be pressed
TO their view by the desire to present
g united allied front
On the other hand italy is under
stood to Join the British and the Bel
gians IN the belief the newest Ger
man offer is at least more conciIa-
tory than any previous proposal.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-08
CHURCHMEN HEAR
REPORT ON LIQUOR
African M, E, Conference to
Name Delegates,

Report of the commItte on temper
ance and the election Of delegates to
the general conference to be held here
next year were on the afternoon pro
gram OF the Indiana Annual Confer
ence Of the African Methodist Epis-
copal Zion Church today at the Jones
Tabernacle.
Most Of the morning session was
devoted to an executive session pre-
sided over by Bishop P A. Wallace.
At 1880 p. m. today a missionary
anniversary will be held. The Sat
urday morning devotion viii be con-
Quoted by the Rev. d. W. Perry and
]. H. Johns. The morning Will be
devoted to business.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-08
ANOTHER THEORY IN
MGROARTY DEATH
Relatives Do Not Believe Park
Secretary Drowned Self,

Miss Sadie McGroarty. secretary %
the park board, whose body was
found Monday in Niagara River be-
low Niagara Falls, did not meet death
by her own hands. according to a
telegram received by Mrs. Hubert 8.
Riley, sister of Miss McGroarty, from
her husband, at Buffalo, today.
Mrs. Riley said this conclusion was
based upon the facts that there was
no outer clothing on the body when
1t was found and that more than 500
which Miss McGroarty had with her
had disappeared.
The body will arrive in Indianapolis
Saturday. The funeral will be held
Monday at a. m. at St. Johns
Catholic Church. Burial will be in
Holy Cross Cemetery.
Doubt as to the identity Of the body
was removed late Friday when posi-
tive identification was made by Riley.
Miss McGroarty, who had been in Ill
health for a long time, disappeared
more than a month ago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-08
CONVICTION is SUSTAINED

The State Supreme Court today sus.
tanned conviction by the Delaware Cir
cult Court of Gene Williams, Muncie
politician. indicted recently for second
degree burglary. The lower court had
overruled motion for new trial. Will
Gams appealed from the latter judg-
ment. He charged Thomas Hiatt,
Delaware County sheriff. with con.
versing with jurors during his trial.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-08
SAFETY BODY DISCUSSED
National Secretary Explains Council
to Help Handle Traffic.

Possibility Of ESTABLISHING IN In
dianapoHs n safety council was dis
cussed by W. r. Rasmussen, field
secretary Of the National Safety
Council, at a meeting at the Chamber
of Commerce. The council would as
sist policemen in handling traffic and
preventing accidents.
Among those present were Police
Chief Rikhoff, Capt. Michael J. Glenn
of the traffic department. Mike
Moroney. Yellow Cab Company. John
3 DIN and John Feasey.
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WISCONSIN STATE
SENATOR MISSING.
Colleague Charges Foul Play
From Assembly Floor,
BIZ United Press

By United Press
MADISON. Wis. June State
Senator Bernard Moran, Rhinelander,
has been mysteriously missing since
Tuesday and there Is a strong in
timation of foul play in bis disap-
pearance," Senator George B.Skoog--
mo declared on the Senate floor to-
day.
Skoogna made his announcement
az the Senate took up tax revision
legislation on which there is a bitter
fight
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BODY Of WOMAN
FOUND IN CULVERT
Mas Fashlonably Dressed
Anonymous Note Is CIeW,

By United Press
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, June S.-A
Sashionably-dressed body Of a woman
was taken from beneath a culvert
near here today following receipt OF
an anonymous note to police.
Marks on the body indicated the
woman had fought desperately with
her slayer.
Sheriff Donahey believes It to be a
E'plain case Of murder" and the body
placed in its watery crypt some time
after the Staying.
The body was clad in a gray dress,
gray shoes and stockings and a gray
fur.
Handwriting experts were imme-
diately put TO work on the anonymous
letter.
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BUTLER NAMES EDITORS
OF CAMPUS PUBLICATION
Frank frost Heads Conegian Staff
Paul Habbe Edits Drift.

Frank frost Of Indianapolis will be
editor Of "The CoTegian," Butler
University weekly paper, for 1924.
frost has been active in campus
Journalism, and during the past year
was managing editor. He is a mem
Der Of the Sigma Chi fraternity. The
business manager and assistant
editor have not been selected
The Butler year book, the Drift
published by >the Junior class, will
be edited by Paul Habbe. The bust
ness management Will be under Gar
ret Bates.
This years Drift" has been a
success from the financial as we'll as
editorial point Of view. Among new
features are alumni. future Butler
ard beauty sections. Excellent pen
portraits by Miss Constance Forsyth,
sophomore, are featured Miss Gwen
dolyn Dorey was art editor.
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slid backward down hill and
crashed into motion picture theater.
The birth rate in the United States
shows 22.7 births per thousand in
1922. compared to PA for 1921, Wash
ington statistics show.
William Randolph Hearst would
pick James A Reed. Missouri, as
presidential candidate, not Henry
Ford. he said at Mexico City Thurs
day.
George S. Mandell, publisher Of the
Boston Transcript, was fined $500 in
magistrates court Thursday for re-
fusing to print a report of the mini.
mum wage commission.
Two hundred persons are under ar
rest in Prague, Czecho-Slovaha, in a
drive on communists.
immigration authorities in New
York have arrested 101 Chinese on
charges of evading immigration laws.
Secretary DENLY addressed 404 grad
uating midshipmen at Annapolis
Naval Academy commencement.
A slight earth shock rocked Logan,
Utah. and vicinity late Thursday.
Ex-Empress Zita OF Austria, with
an income of $4,000 yearly. has ap-
pealed to the council of ambassadors
in session at Paris for aid.
Herbert Wilson, ex-preacher, cau-
victed murderer and alleged mail ban
dit, will start a life term in San Quen.
tin prison, California, next week.
Disarmament proposals, sponsored
by both AEnghsh and French, are be.
fore the League of Nations at Ge-
neva.
Francis r. Wadleigh. Federal fuel
distributor. ct Washington, declares
a coal shortage is possible next win
ter unless householders fill coal bins
now.
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efficiency contest conducted for
troops Of the Garfield and Dixie
districts by R. J. Donavan, deputy
commissioner.
Karl Parson Of Troop 3S led with
pa points. AS a reward he Will be
taken on an automobile trip by
Donavan.
Special honors also were won by
Wilbur Anderson, Troop 55, who
was presented with a gold pin. de-
noting that he earned ten merits,
in addition TO those required for
Eagle rank. Leroy Burney OF
OF Troop SO and Lloyd Byrne and
Donald Prather Of Troop "a quail
fed for life and star honors.