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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-12
COMMITTEES APPOINTED
President Alley of Butler Names Stu
dents TO Lead Endowment Drive.


Plans for the student endowment
drive at Butler University were being
discussed today by a committee Of
students appointed by Robert ]. Alley,
president. The committee, composed
of officers of the various classes:
Seniors, Wendell Brown, president;
Dorothy Black. vice president; Mar
garet Kellenbach, secretary; Junior
class. Walden, president; Marie
George, vice president; sophomore
class. Gerald Woods, president; Patia
Carver, vice president; freshmen. Rob
ert Nipper. president; Justine HALT
day, vice president; John Heiney,
editor of the Couegian, and Paul
Brown. editor of the Drift.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-12
INJURED GIRL RECOVERING
Driver Loses Control Of Auto When
Spring Breaks.

Elsie Bishop, 8, daughter of r. R.
Bishop. 1920 English Ave. was re-
covering today from a severe head
bruise. an injured left arm and body
bruises received Wednesday. She was
struck by the auto of Paul Jackson
1889 Fletcher Ave. in front of $50 s.
Randolph ST. Police were told Jack
son lost control Of his car when a
spring broke.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-12
Leber Company Closes New Lease

Negotiations for a new lease by the
H. Ldeber Company on the site at "a
w Washington St, now occupied by
the company have been completed.
The period is twenty years, and
rental will amount to $3.50, 900.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-12

annual contest was staged at the clos
ing session of the Fayette County W.
c. T. U. institute.
PERU-Twenty-ni lodges of the
Eleventh district were represented at
the knights of Pythias page rank
class meeting here. Ranks were con-
ferred on 103 candidates.
FRANKLIN-In his annual report,
Burton D. Myers, Bloomington. gov
ernor of the Indiana District Kiwanis
Club. outlined progress of the Riley
Memorial Hospital project.
BLOOMINGTON-Wednesday, June
6, is to be commencement day at In
diana University.
KOKOMO-Plans are on foot TO
bring leading musicians TO this city.
Musical societies are sponsoring the
movement.
MONTTCELLO-The High School
Band is making preparations for a
series of concerts this summer in
local parks. Prof. John Coons Of
Logansport is supervisor.
GREENFIELD-Pla for a county
corn club in the local schools are
nearing completion. Boys between the
ages of 10 and is are to be enrolled.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-12
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-12

BLOOMINGTON-Wednesday. June
6. is to be commencement day at In
diana University.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-12
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-12

annual contest was staged at the clos
ing session of the Fayette County W.
c. T. U. institute.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-12

Dress, coat, suit, cape and
skirt lengths; polos, velours,
tweeds, serges, Rolivias,
tricotines, Poirets and vari.
GUS kinds of plain and nov
city coatings.
For example: A remnant
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fourth and pay $500 for same.
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OFFICIAL RULES FOR
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The Washington times., 1923-05-30
AIR TRIPS WAIT
NNNNERSOF
CONTEST
Ten Whose Slogans Are Ac-
cepted in for Wonderful Ex-
perience-The Details.

That the winners of The Wash
ineton Times and The Washington
Herald air slogan contest would have
a wonderful experience, was the
: statement made yesterday by F. f.
Redden, president of the Aeroma-
rine Always, Inc, the aerial trans
portation company that is co.operat-:
ing with these newspapers in ask
ing the people of Washington to
furnish a slogan that will briefly
and graphically define Americas
rightful position in the air.
1.-THE ten people who win /the
flight tickets said Mr.. Redden,
twill fly from Washington to Mt.
Vernon, Arlington and return in
one of our luxurious eleven-pas-
senger enclosed-cabin flying lin
cuisines. We shall have a fleet of
our huge boats in Washington for
the Shrine convention, and one of
= them will be held for the contest
winners.
Nearly everybody has wished 20
fly at some time or another, but
many people have never had the
opportunity to fly in such comfort
or safety as is afforded by the
Aeromarine Aerial Cruisers. It is
not necessary to wear special cloth
ing, or to. come prepared for a
thrilling or dangerous trip.
On the contrary, the winners viii
find that the flight will live in
their memory as one of the most
marvellous experiences they have
ever had.
There are no jolts and jars m
this form of air travel; in fact, I
doubt very much if any of the
party will realize when the huge
bird takes the air.
The ascent is very gradual, and
Is no more noticeable than riding
in a limousine up hill.
And in returning to the water
again the motion is hardly felt.
Most people who have been aero
marining express surprise and de-
light at the lack of sensation-and
many times l have heard them say
that flying is like floating on a
cloud.
A picturesque expression, but
nevertheless, it's true. And as far
as safety is concered, our flying
boats have flown more than a
million passenger miles and carried
over 10000 passengers in the last
three .veaRs establishing a worlds
record for safe air travel
Mr.. Redden practices what he
breaches and has flown more than
any other aircraft executive in this
country He invariable travels bv
air-whether it is from New York
to Atlantic City or New York 10
Havana, Cuba, and he is always
aboard .one-of his own flying boats.
The 4TAer0maI'ine Always System
operates boats between New York
and Atlantic City, New York and
Newport and points on the New
Jersey, and New Englind' Coast
also a double daily service between
Cleveland and Detroit and in Flor
ida and Cuba.
The slogan contest closes tomor-
row. Communications should he
addressed to the "Aeromarine Con-
test Editor"
The Washington times., 1923-05-30
GONZAGA B D Us
WIN SCHOOL
DRILL
Company A., Commanded by
Captain harrington, Takes
First Honors on Campus.

Company A, Gonzaga School,
commanded by Cadet Captain John
J. Harrington, won first honors
yesterday in the annual competitive
drill held on the school campus.
To Sergt. James "A. OConnell was
awarded the gold medal for excel
1ence in individual competitive drill
az the result of competition held
in the college theater last night.
The judges were Lieut.. Col. Hol-
lis Charming Clark, Capt. Edwin
G. Watson and Capt. Martin r.
Rice. all of the regular army.
The roster of the winning com
pany is:
Captain, John 7. Harrington; lieu
tenants, John Donnelly and Thomas
Hurney; first sergeant, Francis
McGarraghy; sergeants, Martin
Kane, Charles A. Henlock, John A.
Callaghan, Daniel p. Sullivan;
corporals. J. A. Flanagan, NJ.
Coughlan, J. V. Henlock and A. r.
Burke; privates, Robert O'Connor,
George Gauges, Walter Walton,
Berchmans Lanahan, Francis Nc
heHna, JOnn lang, Albert ARFl-
cola, John Flaherty, Joseph Mealy,
: John Tyson, NJ. Petty, w. Posey.
Harry Daley, Charles Wise, Robert
Costello, Robert Genau, Patrick
Cook. John Fillins, Albert Mickler
Stanley Searles, James Hartnett,
William Littleton, Paul Handley,
Robert Considine, Richard Fitz-
gerald and Edward Sheehy.
The individual drill was held last
night in connection with the annual
concert of the Gonzaga cadet band.
Second honors were awarded to
Private Harry J. DAILY, and third
honors to Corp. Paul J. Alexander.
Those picked to compete in last
nights contests were:
Sergts. John J. Callaghan, Eel
win T. MacKavanagh, Bertrand F.
Sheehy, Daniel V. O'Leary, Martin
J. Keane, Joseph A. .O'Conncll
Francis c. Brahler, Daniel p. Sulli.
Ivan, Corps. Raymond H. HE'S
kell, James F. O'Donnell, Paul j
Alexander. William J. Rowan, John
r. Graves, Anthony F.. Burke; .Pri
Yates James V, OConnor, John A.
Murphy, Aloysius P. Kane, Harry
= ]. DAILY, Walter f. Walton, George
. J. Bradley, Curran j, de Bruller
John J. Quinn, Thomas b. O'Dor
/. nell, Gregory F. Keenan,, J. God
frey Butler, William +. Littleton
Reno J. Prospect, ]. Edgar Fleisch
man. Edward A. Sheehy and James
At. Seavey.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-09
0as GOnsert bcs SiObcntidcn
WGnnerdDrs.

8ir MADDEN unierc 9eier mic0er
Inn ouf Oieies aon5ert olfmerfiam
lueIhes am Oltermontng 9lbcuO, ocll
2. April, in DER ellis Nallc itottfm
Den miro. SEER Sein5 6r0bIid. Der
0irieent oes Gbors. bat ieinc San
ger bis auf ole fIeinitcn 6~einbeitcn
OurdgeihuIt. Bon oen SGngerll
itebt ieoer ein5elne auf DER Sobe mt.
iifalilhen Singens. Scr 9beno miro
nit elmer &eibe BON idonen oeutihen
2ieoern uno Snitrumentalmuiif aus
aefiiat meroen. Die @Glftc oes Or
trages fGlt Sen ocutiden &inoern
5u. Sn oieier Belt Der Not ioate
Riemano miioe peroen 81 ae6en. IS
miro ober ihon jest oorauf aufmerf
lam gemadt, Dab al Dem g6eno fci
ne 4oIIefte erboben meroen
miro. MoItber 4. &onig.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-09

luoltiam belebt meroen. 90 es Mit-
tags5eit mar unO oiele Weniden I'M.
termegs maren,-oenn inegen ser
enormen 6abrpreiie Ger StroBen.
babn miro 0iie menig benubt-ent.
Itano balO cine Stauung, oo oie
StraBen in Der N6be oes 8oli5eiprd-
ltoillms obgeiperrt paren. Inter Den
Oieniden befano li9 cine aItere 9a-
ME, Die anideineno einen lui6tigen
8rief I'M Siliti5geb1uoe -gegeniiber
Dem EoIi5eiprGiioium- obauliefern
milnldte. Sic bat flebentlid UNI
0ur6laB. Als MntiuDrt Iflmg Der
6ran5Oic tic ms 8eiidt. ga CAB es
Bfui-Hufe uno SAimpfmorte leitens
Der oeutiden MGnner. 0araufbin
iebte man Die 8an5erautoS in 9eme-
gltng unO fubr riidli6tSlos in bic
0eenge binein. @liidIi6ermeiie muir
De fei1er ii6erfobren, trpboem iu3ui-
iGen @unocrte BON M1nnern 5rou-
en- uro S1ultlll0erl a%utgebaltell
wuroer. gum lteberfliB mltrOc
audi nod in Die Suft geidoiIen, mas
meitbin gebort mur0e. @S lit berputl,
0crnsmert, mie Derb1ltnismGBig ri,
big uniere 9epolferung lit. Der be-
fannie gngldnOer 6. 9. Morel logte
in elmer GeOe iiber oas Hubrnerbre.
den: Set ser Ausraubung Herus
our6 3i5arro lit ME Elm 2ono 10 er.
barmungslos alsgepliin0ert moroer
ais 0eutI6lano inter Dem Iogenonn.
ten 5rieoenspertrag BON WerlaiQcs.
0ieie 0inge erregen llnpiQen inter
alien, Die nm iie niiien ;aber Die iplte-
matii6e @(ufgabe ser YreIie lit, lic
inns gu berbeimliden. @r malte Damn
Die oeutide Not NIT Den gliibenoltcr
Sarben uno ltelte ibr oen ,ifonoal0.
len Gurus gegeniiber, momit Die 9et
iubltngsormeen un0 ole Die Som
troQfommiiiionen leben, ooie mie Elm
S6marm bon Seui6refen iiber
9eutiAlano bcrfielen) uno jet oiii
Soften 0eS ausgeiogenen Oeutidcr
Bottles mie MiaioflGre leben.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-09

Den 5ran8oien miro in 9ortmunO,
@lberfelo uno &edlingbouien Elm
goi15 lingemobnter 8ino Inn Die Sea.
lie pfeifen. 9emiitigungen fiibren
gum @rrpa6en nationalen @mpfin-
Oens. 8ie Dor bunOert Sobreu, 10
iperoen oie 5lammen5ei6en mieoer
loben, Der oelttl6 @ar miro feline
S9mingen mieoer entalten. Isle
Oscar Billiard in Seem Yorf iagtc,
ipielt ii6 bier al Der &lbr Elm
&f oes @eiites uno Der @ntIhloi-
Ienbeit gegen aanonen uno @emebre
ab. Sails Die 9eutiden, obne ieoe
8affengemalt lieeen, 10 weroen lie
Oen er0Bten Sieg errungen baben
sen Die @elt lie eeieben bat, ben Sieg
bilfloien Mutes iiber 5tablpan5er,
Mai6ineneemebre, robe @emolt uno
Sol0atenobiGbe.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-09
Sir oas v@aibington SournaI.@
unItr 8rief
aus Oeutl1lano
glus GIIen.

Sn Dem an oos Sournal einge-
Ian0ten 8riefe aus Wtiinlter in @elt-
falen Dur0e 0as 8erbalten Ger Strait
3oien in &ubrgebiet nit Dem Yetra-
gen Der Oeltrei6er IN Der S1pei3 5u
@ilbelm Cells 3eit pergli6en. Der
S6reiber oes 9riefes lit augenidein-
lid nod ni6t peri0nlid in elmer bon
6ran5oien beiebten Staot gepelerl
ionlt bate er iic ni9t nit Den Selt-
reidern auf cine Stufe geitellt. 9ie
@eihi6te bon @eitlers SUIT fommt
einem mie oaS 9algen itn0 Nefen
bon &na6en Dor, menn man oos lielt
mas iebt in Giien oorgebt. Sn Der
@eihi6te Der @elt miro eS ldiperlid
Elm Solf gegeben baben, ieien es Sei-
oerL Siirten, 2(raber, Wongolen ODER
Ielblt Sunnen, Die in SrieoenSs
Elm onDercs &olf 10 beban-
oclteil mic eS Jet bic 5ron5olen nit
Den 0eltti6en tut. Inter oen logo
nonnten driitli1cn @olfern 6oben
Die Spanier mo oie 6%ran0oieH lid
Ben &llbm ser @roulomfeit qeoen
@ebrloie %erporbcn, Den Sran5olen
gcb0rt abcr uul3meifelbaft Die Saline;
tic bobcn nidt MIR ibre eigencn
@rouiomfeitcn ionOGn aud oie ser
Spanier melt binter lid geIallcn.
Non lcie, mas ms elm Scrr ans
@iien ihreibt: Plus Sbren 3eitun-
gen meroen sic piel iiber uniere tGg-
lidcn Greigniiic Ieicn. Gs lit gang
i6limm un0 iiebt man nod gar fein
balm miro 0!eie menig benutt-ent.
Ietlih bel ms ouf ser StroBe. Die
Gan5erautos fubren teiIlpeiie oltf
Dem 8iirgerlteig on 0en SouStiiren
ser 8epobncr oorbei. 0ieie Gon3er-
autos iebeu gcrioll 10 ans mie sic
Yan5ertiirme cines &riegsihiffes,
loiien iih ndf alien Miftungcn Ore
ben uno ga tic oroBc 0imenlionen
hobefL ieben iie boaiih aus nit oen
hcrousraoen0en &ononcnrobrcn.
I'm 1t.3O ioltc oas YoIi5ciprGiioi-
Inn, Elm gan5 groBcs @ebduoe, &c.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-09
Or. Sober feierte 9ieustas iein
50-jGbriges Suftorjnbibanm.

8or so Sobren i'm W6r8 oerlieB
Der iunge STUDENT, @eorg Sober,
NIT Dem D~oftorgrao Der Weoi5in in
Der Soihc, Die bielige Georgetown
nniperiit6t. 0ieier Gag muroe am
Oienstag oieier ISOLDE bon ben bic
len Sreunoen 0eS 10 ulDerebrten
Serrn feitlid begangen. am Na6-
mittag feierte man Or. Sober in Den
&Gumen oes bieiigen ullniperiitD"-
&lubbauleS, am Nben0 in oen@ebali-
oen oes @eorgetomn Colleges lelblt
beim 8%anfett. Ser beriibmte SItro-
nom oortlelbIt, &ep. Or. Sorn0Orf
recitierte Elm 8 Of es @eoid)t 81
Gbren Or. &pbers, Elm an0eres MUIR
Sc in engliiher Sprade bon &cp.
SranciS Oople porgetragen. SpGter
am glbeno fam Damn Elm @nlpfang
ourd oie S6meItern uno &ranfen-
m1rterinnen i'm &ranfenbauS. Or.
Sober legt nit ieinem ebrli6en oellt-
lben Gborofter uno oeuti6en genmen
ii6eraa @bre elm. Seine Seroienltc
Inn gerbinoerung ser SdminOludt
unO feline 4rbeiten fir 0ffentli6e @e-
IunO6eitspflege fino ia befannt &c
mug. @ir gratuIiren au6 OIL oieier
|SteQe Sem Serrn Oottor uno MINI
lden inn nod biele Sabre better
@eiunobeit.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-09
25.ia6rise Smbelfeicr OcS @apell-
meiiterS Santelmnnn.

@ie ihon in poriger Summer nit
geteilt, feierte Serr @m. Sontel.
mann icin 25-jdbrises Subildum oils
&opelmeiiter ser Observation-Disclosures.
fopelle. Sn leincm mun0erihon &c
legenen Souie, Scr. 1926 Connect
cut gpenne g. @., fono SamStoo
AbenO Elm grober Gmpfong itott
Er1iioent Sor0ina un0 @cmablil
iiberionoten elm prohtooIleS9lumen
ltiif, Die Spiben oieIer Orgoniioti
omen uno @eboroen moren pertreten.
ale Witglieoer Ger Marinefopelr
lunren anpeieno. Gos gauge @auS
mar mitgIumen eeihmiidt unO 8abl.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-09
OeutIheS T6eater
SOnntus, Is. MdrS

Set alter 3eit boben Die 2iebba
ber.Sbeoter ielblt in Den bo1iten &c.
ieaihoftStreilen ibre Anerfeunung
gefunoen. @oibington lit cine Der
menigen St1Ote Mmerifas. melde iih
riibmcn Oiirfcu, elm ieit uielen Sab
rem be%ltebenoes 9iebbober.I beater 81
baben. Set Der 3eit, oob in miernt
alubbaus, 3t4 6 StroBe X. @.,
cine 8lbneneinridtung getroffen
mur0e, baben oort 0eutihe Ibeater.
&oriteaungen itatteefunoen uu0
omar INNER nit grfolg; friiber I'M
Mnibingtouer Sdngerbuno un0 ieet
i'm Concord &lub. go miro aud am
Sonntog. oen rs. Mdr3, pieocr elm
EbeaterabenO itattfinoen. Cur Nui
iiibrung gelangen ouei Ginafter.
.Moniieur SertuleS" uno n9urh
Ole Blume". 2ebteres lit nod ME
5upor in Woibingtou uufgeiiibrt
woroen, oo1 lit Der Gbarafter 0es
Stiides ~oerortig, 0oB 0as YubIifum
in fortp1brenoer ipannenoer Setter
felt erboIten miro. Seoer Sat lit
Elm Shlnger. 8obl Die mcrfwiir.
oigIte 8eiebung bel DER Muffiibrung
Oes Shmnnfes .Wonlieur Serfules
BON q. 9ellp 5eigt Der nahitebenoe.
gebeimnisoolle Ebeater5ettel, melher
lid bel Der 0iIettunten Torlteuung
Dor Dem oeutihen Gaiierpuare I'M
Seim oes erbprinSlih mi
Eaares om Is. 6cbruar 1891 in Den
@Gnoen Der authorization 3uidau
er befauo. @ir bringen bier cine
eetreue @icoergabe.
Sbeater 3ettel.
@inmaliges @oltipiel:
MOniienr Serfnles
Original. S6luanf in einem Auf5tge
bon u. 8ellD.
SuScene geiluitert bonn S6er Souff'
Ter Serrn Mlor 9oiiono.
EegIoneni
MobImonn Director zines @r5ie
bungsinItitiits @ernboro Yein bon
Srouihen gtabliliement) @rbprin
bon Meiningen.
GrneItine, feline Eohter (Gborlot
te De Bomme bonn Groa'ihen 5bea
ter), Grbprin3eiiin bon Meiningeli.
Maus, aanoioat. (Sons Giir bon
6ran3oiii6enE beater) J, 9remicrIeut
} nant bon &iirlebcn.
: S6reier, (aRor Sbif pom 9llerar
Der Tbenter) @raf S6ad.
Goeiar, (Seinrid Sprotte boz
! Softbcater in &ieI), 8rin5 Seinri,
: bon BreuBen falls @nit).
] Auguit, Aufp6rter (9(oam Gode
! bonn 8omIter Heiioen5 Ebeotcr
: &oroetten &apitGn bon aries.
Same. StubenmGoden (Sopb.
: 9ergere bonn Meininaer Softbcuter
@ofoame 6rau Sophie BON 9crgc.
: Ort Der SonoIunesIoiiefeit: 90
:, @altbaus zines fIeincn Hrooin3n
;, ties. 3eit: 1891 II. Chr, Den 10. s
brliar.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-09
wamnertt, WamNFrm
Bon einem Duibinstoner.

guh labt nidt oes Grobiinns beitre Stunoe,
$50 Der SeeIe 9rGfte friih geOeib'n;
Seidt Der @eilt uto drmer nod Die Screen,
Giibt eltb je oes 2ebens S~onneuihein2
2eben2 Sa flinet niht mie Sobn Die 8oIie2
Saiten, rubIos boiten, frib unO ipdt,
Soeen, ioger, uneridttlih Strebeu,
BIS Der Zoo eud %griuieno nieocrmdbtl
3 ih neiO' eu9 ui6t Der Ibnoocn @ottin,
0ie nit 8orten ibre Nei5e preiltl
8 i'd neio' eud niht Der golonen Barren,
Die Die @ier nit ~blutigen &eltlen i6meiBtl
6reibeit2 @ottes Groe9 So, ipie Sfluben
S6leppt Der Senter eid gum 0pferitein;
Worituri te i%alutant, Goeiarl
Niibt aud ibr gu euerr @Dsen idrei'nl
gangen loBt mid ON Der Sorgenihpele,
$50 elm reftlih 8oIf in Siitten rubt;
Seioen min ih nit ben StammesbriioerlI
Denn mein 9Iut lit 8lut bon ibrem 9lutl
8anoern, mon0ern min ih, neiter maIler,
@ieoer oitlDGrts nero ih fr0blih 5iebn,
$50 mie @olo Der N1anu iein @ort nod mdget
llno Der 6reibeit 6nfe.h Ieuhteno gliibn.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-09
gLrion.9 amenperein.

Ser Mrion-O amenberein beriam.
melt iid am Mittmod, Den IA. 5. &c
BEL Srau s. 8aBmonn, 21S Siebcn.
te StraBc Siiomcit.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-09
Aaerlci feiugebadenc andtn
Snlins &oicnfelb,
Stan6 5-6, Ircnbe Marfet.

reid liefen @rotulotionen aus al =
2onOeSteilen elm. Mud mir fiiG,n
Die unirige oa5u.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-09

aoiier MAIDEN? 9lufbGneen, ertrdu-
fen, eridieBen2"
Washington Journal., 1923-03-09

Gort, mo- Quel uio Bad in ticfen @riinoen,
Seoer fnorrige goum am 6elienbong,
Seoer Marfltein aii oes Beges Sheioe
S%eloernlaer aus boben 3eiten lang.
$50 Der Gpbeit feuid Die 0nrtcn @rine
Shiseno Inn Die rotten @iebel ihlingt
limo Der Gonne 1d5euoes 8eopeige
Wit Dem Stltrm alf @oltenpegen rinet.
Gortbir, NO nit IicoerluItiger &eble,
gSetln Der Wlorgel purpurblutig graut,
Sid oeS 8oIfes feIienfeIter @loube
81 ben Sterten einige Briiden baut;
Mo if Dir Der @ritoer bilfrei6 nabet
llno oas SeiO ons Mitleio Iiebeno medt,
8eni Die Gorge, bIeih uto boger, orGueno
Sbre &rallen nab Dem Ser5en ltredt.
8onoerit, uon0ern Mill i1, ueiter mauen,
gSo Der 6roblinn Heim an Reim eriann
ln0 Die 5arte 2iebe Ibamerroteno
W4einer &inobeit golo'ne ErGrme iponn;
uno belrl &allnell 0~uftiger 2inoenbliiten,
Broult on 6irit Der @inosbraut lle6ermlt,
Siebt uno Io6t uno ltofft unO trGitmt an t~iefiteu
Des @ermanen miloes 8anoerblut
Washington Journal., 1923-03-09

. oeinem 3auber fam i'd nidt eutflieben!
SD fomme pie0er. mann am Non0 oes Saqes
Die Seilfen bIiibn uto froben 6IiigeIi6lages
0ie Sdiuolben aus Dem 6iioen beiuliuGrts5ieben
8enn ib berbdrmter miioer 8onoersfnobe
Gen Sub alf oeinen beipgen 8ooen Iebe,
3 foalm aud oil, ooB iid mein Sebnen Ieee
limo ltrubIeno Auge iib an Nuee label
Damn idiuelgen mir in f~reuoigen @rgiriien;
Noh einmoI IprltoeIt mic I'M M1rhentraume
Ser 8unoerquea ser iiiBen @inneIieoer!
Sd fomme mie0er, 0 il TONNE fuieoerl
llno leis miro uns Der 8ino i'm 2inoenbaume
Gie 6olteui6atten bon ser Stirne %fiiiienl
The Washington times., 1923-01-18
ALCOHOL SALES
UNDER PROBE.
OF JURY
u,
v a sNN ANHA
illegal Use Of Industrial Brand
Basis Of BootIegging
IS Claim.

Grand jury action may be taken
against scmesof the largest distribu-
ters of Industrial alcohol in the
country, 1t was said today at Pro-
lnibftiOn headquarters.
Acting Prohibition CommtssiC Cner
Jones charged these distributors
with responsibility for large
volume Of the bootleg liquor recently
turned. loose, In big. cities, among.
them New York, Chicago, Philadel-
;pliia, Brooklyn. Cleveland. Cincinnati,
st. Louis, Pittsburgh and Buffalos
Millions OF gallons OF this alcohol
are said TO have been diverted to
illegal channels. Il
Reports to Prohibition gheadquar.
ters from Federal district attorneys
In large cities disclosed, It - under.
stood, that when Government Invest.
igators checked back on the bootleg
liquor, the trail led ultimately to
the dispensers OF Industrial alcohol,
Operating under q Government
license. s
Prohibition officials would dtvulge
no details today, other than, to say
an exhaustive Investigation is under
way and grand jury action il posi-
bile against q number Of large dis.
tFibuters. Scores OF permits also are
being Cancelled.