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The Indianapolis times., 1923-01-16
LAST RITES ARE HELD
FOR CHRISTIAN MEYERS
Civil War Veteran, 80, Is Laid to
Rest.

Civil War Veteran, 80, Is Laid to
Rest.
Funeral services of Christian
Meyers, 50, who died at his home on
Cooper Ave, near F'lackville. Sunday
evening. were arranged for today at
2 p m, with burial in Crown Hill.
Mr. Meyers was born in Dauphin
County, Penn. and came to Marion
County as a young man. He was a
veteran of the Civil War, and was
slightly incapacitated in later life as
the result of a wound suffered during
the war.
Survivors are a daughter, Helen;
two brothers, Flavius Meyers of Ian
kershim, Cal, and Morris Il Meyers
of Indianapolis and a sister, Mrs. H
w. Miller of Indianapolis.
The Indianapolis times., 1923-01-16
Night and day

Pepsodent also multiplies the
alkalinity of the saliva, to neutral
ize mouth acids as they form. It
multiplies the starch digestant in
the saliva, to digest starch deposits
which may otherwise ferment and
form acids.
Thus it gives manifold power TO
these natural agents which night
and day fight acids-the cause of
tooth decay.
The Indianapolis times., 1923-01-16
Wants to EloDe

Dear Miss Lee: | am 1S and in love with
a man of 21. / am to marry him in April,
but my mother and father do not approve
OF the marriage II must be because they
dent like the man personally. He has no
bad habits and Is "a very nice young man.
We have thought of eloping. thinking
that by the time my parents would be rec
onciled. Please give me some advice.
PEGGY G.
The Indianapolis times., 1923-01-16
Easily PeeVed

Dear Miss Lee: I have been going with a
young man five years my senior he has
taken me to dances and theaters and has al
ways treated me with the greatest respect.
But lately he acts so strangely If everything
does not suit him. He becomes sulxy. puts
on his hat and coat and leaves without Say
ing good night or when he is coming again.
I am growing tired of this. He expects to
find me at home any time he makes up hts
mind to call and for me not to have dates
with any else. DOUBTFUL.
I should think you might grow tired
Of the mans actions. My advice, If
you wish to continue the friendship
at all, is not to be there whenever
he calls, and not to give up engage
ments with other men. 1t won't hurt
to take him down a peg or two, if
that can be done. And If he stops
coming. altogether, cannot see that
you will be much worse off.
The Indianapolis times., 1923-01-16
ALLEGED COUNTERFEITER
is HELD TO FEDERAL JURY
Frank Bakers Tools Alleged to Have
Been Found.

Frank w. Baker, p, who gave his
home as Maria, Texas. was held to
the Federal grand jury on a charge Of
counterfeiting by Charles w. Moores.
United States commissioner. Monday.
Baker was arrested last week after
he Is alleged to have passed a counter
felt SO bill on Miss Marie Pilcer,
cashier OF Mister Smiths Theater
on n. Illinois St.
A complete kit for counterfeiting
paper money said to belong to Baker,
was located by Capt. Thomas +. Halls,
chief Of the local United States secret
service bureau in St. Louis.
The Indianapolis times., 1923-01-16

Film holds food substance which
ferments and forms acids. 1t holds
the acids in contact with the teeth
to cause decay. Germs breed by
millions in 1t. They, with tartar,
are the chief cause of pyorrhea.
That's how tooth troubles come,
The Indianapolis times., 1923-01-16

Possibly your parents do not like
the idea Of your marrying so young.
Do not elope. Instead, find out what
objections your parents have to the
marriage. Then you viii know how
to overcome these objections, If they
are not well founded.
The Indianapolis times., 1923-01-16
200 PENNIES TAKEN

J. L. Todd. 366 W. Twenty Sixth St.
reported to police Monday night that
burglar entered his homo. A re-
volver valued at $50, a ring valued
at IS, neckties valued at 81 and a
bank containing 200 pennies are miss
ing, belonging to Mrs. Todd.
The Indianapolis times., 1923-01-16

C lu b, "Pinafore"
and 1.-THE Maid
and the MILDLY"
having been given
during t h e last
two years.
r h o s e having
leading parts are:
Earl Tharpe as
police s + G cant,
Bruce Savage as
Frederick, the pi-
a t e q p prentice.
Ewell Newman as
the pirate lieuten-
ant, CulaSa Kin
naman as Mabel,
the major gener-
ais d a u & h t e r;
Norma France as
Ruth, the pratt
cal maid. Ganroa
The Indianapolis times., 1923-01-16

the girl to order directly. She may
ask the man to order for her, If she
wishes to do SO.
8. It is all right for the girl to
ask the man to call again. If it is
not after II she may ask him into
the house for little while. The
girl should tell the man she has en-
jOyed the evening.
8. May have the next dancer" is
the proper form for the man. The
girl either says yes, he may have it,
or that she is sorry but it Is taken.
10. olives should be taken in the
fingers.
AMBITIOUS: You show a COM
mendable wifely ambition to help your
husband. The Junior League Ex-
change, above the Circle Flower Shop,
probably could use some Of your ar
ticles. You may be able to find a
market among your own acquain-
tance and neighbors. The corner gro
Gerry might be able to use the "dain-
ties" and downtown stores might buy
some of the embroidery. If you can
sell directly to your customers. your
profit will be greater than if you sell
to a store.
The Indianapolis times., 1923-01-16
Party Decorations

BILLIE: No party decorative
scheme is prettier than flowers. You
might use a color scheme of red and
white, with red roses tied with white
tulle. Another pretty scheme is pink
and green, using pink roses tied with
pale green tulle.
Salad and sandwiches, with cake
and ice cream make a delectable
luncheon; oi- salad, sandwiches and
coffee or hot chocolate.
Invite as many guests as you want
or can entertain.
The Indianapolis times., 1923-01-16

7. W. c. A. Next Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. c. J. Buchanan. president, viii
entertain the members OF the club
informally at her home. Wednesday,
Jan. "a. there will be a luncheon at
the Woman's Department Club with
community welfare and the home and
education departments as hostesses.
Mrs. G.. Quincy Dunlop is in charge
Of the reservations.
The Indianapolis times., 1923-01-16
Clubs 6 Meetings

Lincoln Lodge. No. 2, knights and
Ladies of America will give a dance
and card party Tuesday evening in
P. H. c. Hall, corner Of n. East
and Michigan Sts.
George H. Chapman. w. r. c. No.
10 will install the Martin r. De Laney
corps officers Thursday afternoon in
the city hall.
The Ladies Of st. Frances Review,
No. s, W. B. a. will give a card party
at 2:30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon
in Red Mems Hall on Capitol and
North SITS.
Indianapolis Lodge, No. 297, ladies
auxiliary to the Brotherhood Of Rail
way Trainmen, will hold a meeting at
1 o'clock Wednesday afternoon in
Trainmen's Hall on E. Washington
St.
The Indianapolis times., 1923-01-16

ROY S.: Roy. you should not try
to win the love Of a 16-yearold girl.
She is too young to know whom she
does love. Just keep her friendship
new, and wait for love to come in
about three or four years. You should
not have let her think you were go
ing to give her a gift and then not
give her one.
The Indianapolis times., 1923-01-16
TECH OPERA CLUB
To REPEAT OPE ERA
Pirates of Penzance' to Be
Given Tonight at Murat.

1.-The Pirates of Penzance'' will be
presented tonight by the Technical
High School Opera Club at the Murat.
This will make the third opera for the
The Indianapolis times., 1923-01-16

That tooth paste is called Pep
sodent. Careful people of some so
nations now employ it, largely by
dental advice.
The Indianapolis times., 1923-01-16
The new methods

Now we daily fight that film.
Dental science, after long research,
found two effective ways. One
acts to curdle film, one to remove
it, without any harmful securing.
Able authorities proved those
methods. Then new-type tooth
paste was created, based on mod
ern research. Those two great
film combatants were embodied
in il.
The Indianapolis times., 1923-01-16
Keeps Her Guessing

Dear Miss Lee: I have been keeping
man whom l love very dearly and who
think cares for me- but who never says mat
he loves me ever talks of such (though
am not fond of "mushy' talk) He keeps
me guessing.
Although he did not ask me for steady
company. he always makes dates regularly.
It has been about four months since we
started to keep steady company. Now what
would you say of him? Please advise me
what to do. MRS. B. E.
Don't be in a hurry, Miss B. E.
Four months is not such a long time.
Perhaps the young man does not be-
ieve in telling a girl he loves her I'M
til he is ready to marry her, and per
haps this man is not ready to get
married. SO / should advise you not
to do anything except to continue the
friendship.
MARY JANE: am very sorry. but
could not put your letter in my
column. as it is against one Of the
rules Of the column.
The Indianapolis times., 1923-01-16
HUGHES.

AT the meeting Of the Progress
sive Literary Club tomorrow after
noon, for which Mrs. Albert E.
Sterne will be hostess, Mrs. Eliza
beth Watterson Hughes, reader,
will depict eight of the characters
in THE Melting Pot" by Israel
ZangwilL
The Indianapolis times., 1923-01-16
a FRS. William Mckay entertained
N the members of the Fortnight
- ~ Music Club this afternoon.

NH LnS members OF tne FOFLnlgnL-
ly Music Club this afternoon.
Mrs. Clyde Titus had charge of a pro
gram on ''Prokoheff."
The Expression Club met at the
home Of its president, Mrs. Ned Clay,
this afternoon. The presidents table
was decorated with spring flowers and
lighted with candles, to signify the
lighting Of the way for the years
work of the members. Miss Catherine
Winders talked on Victor Herbert
and. accompanied by Mrs. Clay, sang
when You're Away" from '"The Only
Girl" kiss Me Again" from Mile.
Modiste" and the Gypsy Love Song
from THE Fortune Teller" Mrs.
Hugh ]. Francisco played several pi-
ano selections, including Paderewsk's s
''Afinuet" Mrs. R H Graves illus
trated talk On writer's of fiction by
reading from THE Foot of the Rain
bow" by Jean Stratton Porter.
A lovely wedding took place at 5
o'clock this afternoon when Miss Ha-
zel Nancy Sprague. daughter of Mr..
bride Of Alvin George Iske. Rev. A.
=. Buchanan read the service before
an altar of palms and ferns lighted
by cathedral candles. Preceding the
ceremony Mrs. Dale Smith sang AT
Dawning" Mrs. Hugh II. Sprague,
pianist, and Miss Helen Hollings-
worth. violinist, played a group of
bridal airs, and at the entrance of the
bridal party, the wedding march from
'Lohengrin."
The bride wore a picturesque gown
Of cream colored silk faille, made
with a court train and embroidered
with seed pearls, which is an heirloom,
having been worn fifty years ago by a
member Of the family. Her tulle veil
was fashioned in cap style with a
wreath of orange blossoms and she
carried shower bouquet Of brides
roses. Miss Edith Mae Sprague, train
bearer, and Miss Ellen Gertrude
Sprague. ring bearer. wore pink or
CANDY frocks, and Mrs. Cyril o.
Goody. matron of honor, wore peach
colored taffeta and carried Ophelia
roses. De Voc Brinkely was best man.
Following an informal reception Mr..
and Mrs. Isl1e left for a visit in Chi
cago. They viii be at home after Feb.
1 az 1929 W. Twenty-Ninth st.
The informal reception to the mem
bers Of the Cedars of Lebanon and
their husbands, which was to be held
at the home of Judge and Mrs. s. R.
Artman, 16 W. Thirty-Fourth St,
on Sunday evening. Jan. q. has been
set for Thursday evening, Jan. IS. on
account of the change in the date of
Mrs. Artman sailing for South
America.
Nine. Josephine Weigeldt viii speak
on THE Industries Of France" at a
meeting Of the Alliance Franchise in
Odd Fellow building this evening.
The Fortnightly Literary Club met
at the Propylaeum this afternoon.
Miss Ruth O'Hair spoke on Mr..
Punch, as Historian"
sss
A discussion of Stoddard's 1.-THE
New World of Islam" was a part of
the program of the Heyl Study Club
at the Y. W. c. A. this afternoon.
Mrs. W. D. Long, Mrs. ]. Burdette
Little. Mrs. r. B. Long and Mrs. J.
S. Macy took part.
Mrs. Demarchus Brown will speak
on "The Passion Play" at the lunch-
con meeting of State Assembly Wom-
ans Club Wednesday noon at the
The Indianapolis times., 1923-01-16
We Paw
For Your Test
See Coupon
Avoid Harmful Grit

PepsOdent curdIes the film and
removes it without harmful
scouring. Its polishing agent Is
far softer than enamel. Never
use flm combRtant which con-
tainS harsh grit.
The Indianapolis times., 1923-01-16
SOCIAL
Activities
mt R AIN NTS
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

"HE marriage of Miss Elizabeth
Ester Wheat, daughter of AIr.
= and Mrs. Benjamin c. Wheat, to
Morris Marion Dunn, viii take place
Wednesday evening at $50 o'clock at
st. Pauls Episcopal Church, Rev.
Lewis Brown, officiating. The attend
ants will be Mrs. Gordon NJ. Surface.
sister of the bride, matron Of honor;
Harold B. Pierce. best man; Miss Bar
bara Spencer, ring bearer; Mrs. Cleo
Apple will sing bridal airs. The ush-
ers Will be George McNaught, Henry
Dunn, Gordon NJ. Surface and Charles
T. Wheat. 4 reception Will be held
at the home Of the brides parents
after the wedding.
The Indianapolis times., 1923-01-16

Mrs. Demarchus Brown will speak
on "The Passion Play" at the lunch-
con meeting Of State Assembly Wom-
ans Club Wednesday noon at the
The Indianapolis times., 1923-01-16

A discussion of Stoddard's 1.-THE
New World of Islam" was a part of
the program of the Heyl Study Club
at the Y. W. c. A this afternoon
Mrs. W. D. Long, Mrs. ]. Burdette
Little, Mrs. r. B. Long and Mrs J.
s Macev took mart
The Indianapolis times., 1923-01-16

Fancy splint hampers with
covers, priced according to
size, at ESQ, $1.19 and
$3.50.
Wash tubs, galvanized, non
leaking and non-rusting. No.
2 size, 69C.
Washington Journal., 1923-09-21
6elft Oieiem Grmiten Oentiden Sdlnl.
6irettOr in @iir5bnrg.

Gin 6reltno unieres nSSournals"
uno fritberer @aibingtoner, ser al
beliebte ebemoliee 8aibinetoner&or-
Respondent ser D&0lnii9en 3eitune" ,
Or. @eorg 8~artbelme, mo6t uns IN
einem 8riefe aus 90ln olif einen
mirfli6 trnurigeu Sail groBter Dir
NUT in 9apern oufmerfiam. Sn
8iir86urg lit Ser 0ireftor oes zoe
Iigen Snititutes nSltlionum", Or. 6.
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l0nIiAer, GROCER Scot. Gr lit Elm geilt.
li6er Serr. ielblt nod 6rmer ais Iei-
ne GraiehungsanitaIt Set Sabren
lit er libel 0aran, leit @nfang 0ieies
Sabres aber geraoe3u Derloren @enn
er meecn &ronfbeit un0 600 gebt,
gebt audi feline Mnltnlt. SIN gan5ell
Sabre 1922 erbicIt ser SEER nur Elm
@eboIt pon-ioge uno idreibe-t2,-
900 Morf, 8apiermarf, oas ouoem
crit I'M Sonnmer 1928 alsbe5oblt
muroe. Or fonnte iid oofiir gerooe
elm @fun0 @utter ooer % @ier fau-
fen. @er ibm bilft, 10 ldreibt Or.
8artbelme, oerOient mirflih @ottes
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Sreuno 6enft ga 8uerIt mie0er an an
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belonoerS ernit iein. @r biir9t ielblt-
peritGnoli1 fir oie 8abrbeit obiger
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8eui1lein Nobrungsmittel oes Seem
Oorfer Central &eliefs. @aben mer.
oen in oieier 3eitiing oont6ar quit.
tiert. @er bilft?
Washington Journal., 1923-09-21
Concord Stub.
@cutr AbenS gSablen.
aae miihen crid)cinen.

Der beitiqe glbenO bringt iiir sic
0litglieoer oeS bieiigen Oeuti9en
Concord &lubs Elm mihtiges Greig-
MS. 0ie g8abl Oes GorltonOes fiir
oos fiinitiee SSobr mlb borgenommen
meroeu. Die RotmenOigfeit, Dap ollie
&.irger NSoibinatons Oeutidcr, sit.
reihiiher, MISUNDERSTANDING
treu 5nionmen balten. liegt beute
mebr Dem ie flar a1if Der @ano. Die
@reigniiie in Der alteu 0eimtut merfen
ibre Sdatten aud iibcr Den 05ean
nod AuIerifo. Ole Ocutide &uIie lit
on @biterben. gtot mo iron5oliide
@olitit tim 0as Sbrige, Inn 0en Zoo
oes oeutiden Bottles in Der 3uflmit
5ur tatidhliden @abriheiulidfeit
werOen 81 laiien. Mir boben bier in
9lmerifo neltc pQlitiitc 3iele, gufga-
ben, Sntereiicn. Aber Hicman0 fam
unier 8lut. uniere S6rfunft megIeug.
men bonn 3uinnmenbang nit elmer
9robeu, intelligenten Haiie. nit Dem
Oeutiden &olf, oas 10 pieleS in 5mei-
tauienoiGbriger @cididte fiir Die
Nieuidbeit geIeiitet hat. 9os AnOen.
Ten an oicie @eidihtc, ein Der Senti-
mentolitdt mo gSebmut nid)t cltbeb.
render Snitiuft. Elm Stol5 auf Ser
mouenblut III Scr @eididte unierer
eigelen &ereiuigteuS toaten. elm 0ei-
maigeoaufe iro cine 3ufunftspoIitif,
treibt ms 3ueinan0er. 0ieier @eoon.
fe lit ioecller, fuItlreller 9tatllr. ro-
mantiiden llriprungs. ltuier 8er-
itono, 1unier @eiit lit I'M praftiiben
&eben aui Die 2oiung Der 9uigaben'
Der neueu @eimat geridtet. Aber
Is rinnerung fam man nidt
mlaloiden @rinneruig on gemein-
lame Sprdde, geneinlame Sieoer,
5ittcn DER @r6iebung, an oas 2ono
Der Wiutter. 0es 8oterS uno @robpa-
ters. 0ieier Snitintt lott lih bel e.
Dem guten ebrliden WieHihen
aus. @er ais @ermane, aIs Halien.
mitglieo. nidts mebr nit ms 8u TIM
baben mil. fam moroliid aud fem
poatomuener Gbaratter ieiu.
Solicit Glh Dem Goneoro alub
al. iomeit SIR nod niht gtitalieo
ieio. Sch ltUl5 arf Sure &~orfabren,
Die I'M gllten S6iif nGoncoro@ GER
nlaleinit beriiber fanien. &ergeBt bel
ben @ablen beltc 9fen0 ale fleinli.
tberL periouIideu geOenfen. Streidt
Die lofoIe @eididJte Der lebten Sabre
aus @urem @e0Gdtnis. &ommt az
ben gSablen beute gum &liibbulis,
314 6 StraBe &c M. Seio einig,
groB8iioi0, ieio Amerifancr germa.
nil6en 9lutes.
g. @I.
Washington Journal., 1923-09-21

-Montaa mo OieuStag oieIer
ISOLDE fono oas @ortenicit Der 2utb.
Goncoroia @emeiuoe. (0err g. 90.
Soder, 9iarrer) ltatt, Die Wtit9lie-
Ser oes &ereins Der illgen 2eute
batten Die 9h1sfii6rlngen il6eruonl.
men. Die StGnoe roaren reidlid NIT
g8aren ousitaffiert. ga marelt See
Cream, SUDDEN @rfriidungen, 9an0-
arbeiten. @Iumeh eieenbGnoig augc.
iertigte Shmetterlinge, @liidslt1noe
uno iogar eil fleines Sbeater. Ole
ilngen 2eltte buben cine gl1tifiibrung,
betitclt o9tilitreG S6op@ 5um9elten.
9es fiiblen Metters meget par ser
@eilh mobl nidt 10 5abIreid ais
man erpartet bate.
-9lm 7. Septcmber beltnttctc man
i'm 8roipect Sill 6rieobofe
5. .. i. 9ingeI. Ser in Baltimore im
9lIter bon 10 Sabren beritorb. linn
Den Soten trouern ieine betagte &it.
rpc uno ielne Gohter 6rau @li5obetb
Aeroig, iomie 5 @roBfinoer. Serr
9oitor &i6arO Sdmiot bielt Die
Srouerreoe.
Gin idrcdlideS Nutomobil I'm
gliid, onS Ieibt trolrige 6oIgen bat
te init lid bringeu fonnen, betrof Die
6omilie Sobn PIT aui ibrer 9elm-
inbrt bon einem gusfltg nod Bal
timore. Die 0taidine ltieb nit elmer
on0eren 5uiommerL ulo erlitt Die al
teite Sodter babel lebenSgefdbrlihe
SdnittpunOeu am Salie, pelhe Die
lleberfiibruug ms @oipital nod Bal
timore beOingten. 6rou gli muroe
am 9ein oerlcbt. Die an0eren Sim
Der fnmen NIT Snlttobidiirfungen oo
bon. Die 6Itere Sodter mrtrOe oieier
Gage naH @oibington 5uriifgebrodt
molelbIt lie ibrer @eneluug eutgegen-
gebt.
Washington Journal., 1923-09-21
GimuanSernng.

gtoh Sen lebten bonn @impanoer-
ungsbiiro berousgegebenen @inipon-
oerungs3iffern famen bonn 1. Suli
1923 Bis gum 80. @ueuit 1928 aus
Deutihluno 1928 @inmanoerer an.
SSSn ben nd6Iten 8ebn Wonoten oieieS
6isfoljabres meroen nod 1884 IN
0euti9lan6 %geborene @inipanoerer
bier Ionoen 0iirfen. Seitrei6 ididte
bis iebt %. 4uguit 1929 2,279
ginmonoerer es miro n1breno Oieies
Sisfaliabres nod 5,063 @inmon0erer
noh Ben &ereinigten Staaten i6iden
oiirfen. Mus Ser S6mei5 wanoerten
in 6ieIen 5fpei Monaten 1900 Gin.
tpnn0erer elm; es fonnen nod 1882
S1iueioer lanOer. auS Sihe6oilo-
uofien lanoeten Bis ieBt 4,379 Gin
manoerer. 9,97S Ginmanoerer mer-
Sen nod in oieiem Sisfaliabr 5uge-
IoIIen peroen. Nus 2li5emburg MUIR
Sen 81 ginmanoerer 5ugelalien. So
2ltremburger fonnen nod 5ugelallen
meroen.l @roBbritannien idyifte bis
iett 3O,936 @inmonoerer, 46.406
fonnen in oieiem Sistaliabr nod lan-
Sen. Der Sreiitaat Dan5ig i6idte
1t5 ginfponberer; err oorf nod mei-.
tere 1856 i9iden. Aus Solen famen
9,81O @inmonoerer; es Oiirfen nod
21,167 einmanoern. llngarn l6idte
1868 ginmonoerer; er fonnen nod
4,159 lanoer.
9anerpiirite, 2anbiGser nn6 Snrfs
edte Tranffnrter, bel
8neblers,
36-45 Gisss Marfet, Nain 1924
Washington Journal., 1923-09-21
Or. GOluin 3ebOel iicOeItc uadj
BLOOMINGTON iiber.

81 ieiner nlten 2iebe - ser Ger.
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ais Do3ent oes 8eutlten an Scr
StaatS. llniberlit1t bon Minneiota 5l
minneapolis uno frat nod @intriit
9lmerifos in Den &rieg in Die Tieniie
ser Carnegie Stiftung.
SIM Auftrage 0es Staats. Deporte
meuts iammeIte uno lihtete er Wtotc
rial fiir Gle omerifaniide 6rieoens
Delegation uno reoieierte Die lleber
trogung nn0 3uidmmenitellng ser
oeuti9en 9unOesperfaiilingen. ST
fnngierte alid iabrelang ais aollabo
rotor oeS Yrof. Sobn Ballet Wtoore.
oes eegenmGrtigen MiitglieoS De5
80lferbuno tribunals, bel oeIien
Sammlung bon Stootspertrdeen
un0 Sdieos9eridtSiprii6elt. 81
gleid fonO Serr 3ep0el nod 3eit 5ur
Wtitarbeit al miiieniAaftli6en Sad.
blGttern iibertrue fir Den 8oitonec
oYoet Sore Die Yerlen Der 9ebmel
iden @eOidte ms @nglii6e ulo per
iuBte oud 5ablreide @eoidte olif
0eutidb wie feline 01mne alf Die Nr-
funft 0eS 2IoDooampiers nSeDolit"
in Gtelu Oort, ole, mic ibm Brof. Op.
permnun, Der Serausseber Der 0eut
i9en HreliesGorreiponOen5 mittcilte,
in 200 0eutihen3eituugen a%bgeorudt
nuroe. In alien oeutihen 8eran.
ltaltlngen III Muibington lpe5ieu oil
0eutiden 8aloren, bot er INNER ia.
tigen Nnteil ais 6eitreOner, 8erialier
bon Hrologen mo logar ais Wtimt
9enommen-9ie 2eier u%nierer Sci
ttng fennen i'm uno miinlden ibnI
oaes Bette.
Washington Journal., 1923-09-21

Die 2eIer oes u@aibington Sour
nails" erbolten in oelltider Sprade
abIoIut foitenfrei brieflide ausfunft
ii6pr omerifaniide angelegeubeiten
mie, DECENTRALIZATION, @inmanoerung,
@usmonoerung, ogllien Bropertp
grItooian," Steuermeien Reiiepdile
un0 Ionltige Die Understanding
betreffenoe Ingeleeenbeiten.
9eitIi1 obeefaBte @nfragen iiber
obiee @neelegenbeiten lino 81 riflten
an: German 8ureou. Soreign 2an-
qllage Snformation Serbice, 1f9
8eIt Aft Street, Seem yorf Gitp.