davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-27
POLSKO SLIBUJE NEUTRA-
LTU.

Berlin, 26. ledna. Polska re-
publika zaslala ujisteni zdejsi
Wade; ze nepomysli ma zadnou
v&lku ze v pritomnem sporu
mezi Francii a Nemeckem "a
chov& pffsnou neutralitu. Ne
ma tudfz v dmyslu podniknouti
vp&d do Pruskeho Slezska, a
kdyby gen. Korfanty neb JIM
n&celnfci polskych nacionalisti
sc 0 to pokusili, varsavska Via
da razne by proti MIN zakroci-
Ia
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-27
KU KLUX KLAN MA PO.
HkBU elena. \

Newark, O., 26. ledna. Ku
Klux Klan v plnych regaliich
a pochodujici We formaci ohni-
v&ho kfize, objevil Sc zde po-
prve verejne u hrobu Hermana
Mercera, vcera odp0ledne. Po
obradech vykonanych zednar-
skym fadem, .klansmeni pro-
vedli svij vlastni pohfebnl RI
tual a pax sc vzdalili.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-27
CICERlN PRO SPOLUPUSO.
BENZ RUSKA A SPOJ.
STATU.

Lausanne, 26. ledna. Jill. Ci-
cerin, sovetsky zahranicni mi
INSTR a hlava ruske delegace ma
blizkovychodni mirove konfe-
renci navrhoval vcera, ably Ru-
sko a Spojene Staty pfevzaly
vidci dlohu We sv9tove rekon-
strukci. Jest to pry jedina ce-
sta ku skonceni ''takovych trap
nych udalosti, jako Sc nyni ode
hravaji v Porufi." !
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-27
OsUDNY POLAR MA LODI.

Tampico, Mexiko, 26. ledna.
Deset clenI muzstva olejneho
parniku Mexican Oil Co. San
Leonardo Sc pohfesuje a deva-
tenact jinych utrpelo zle po-
paleniny nasledkem pozaru,
jenz castecn6 znicil parnlk a
poskodil doky ma rece Panuco
vcera vecer. Muzstvo San Le-
onardo citalo ctyficet sest Gle.
MI, vesmes Mexik&n1. /
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-27
SCOTUS VIATOR o zILIN.
SKEM MEMORANDA.
Spatfuje nSm dilo mad'ar.
ske propasandy, odpovidajicl
jejim cilim.

Praha, FL. ledna. (Radio-
gram c. S. T. K.) Scotus Via
tor, znamy pfitel Slovakiv, u
vefejhuje v Hlinkove "Slova-
ku", vefejny list, v nemz vyty-
ka Hlinkovi klamani anglicke
vefejnosti, nebot' DR.. Bella Tu-
ka zaslal jmenem lidove strany
anglickemu tisku clanky, v
nichz tvrdi, ze Svehllv kabinet
nema slovenskych clenu. DR..
Tuka popfra spojeni S MAN
chester Guardian, treba ze
tomuto casopisu a tez jinym
zurnaldm postal dopisy pode-
psane MIN jako "Vojt6ch "Tu
ka", exprofesor university v
Bratislave. sHlinka ma vysvetli-
ii. zdai jest tvrzeni Tukovo
nespravnym. neb cely jeho do
pis mystifikaci.
Scotus Viator kritisuje zilin-
ske memorandum, ktere jest di
lem mad'arsk6 propagandy,
jez v Anglii 8 napjetim vsech
sill pracaje. Obsah memoran-
da odpovid& mad'arskym CT
ltm, jest plno nepravd a pre-
krucov&nim a zatajovanim
fakt snazi Sc zv4tsiti rozpory
ceskoslovensk6. Scotus Viator
doufa, ze Hlinka j ludovci me-
morandum odmftnou. Slovaci
byli ob9tf mad'arskeho nasili a
rok 1913 pfinesl Jim svobod-
ny intelektualni i politicky roz
vol. Scotus slibuje, ze z1stane
pfitelem Slovakn j v budoucno
sti.
Memorandum, o nemz Sc v
radiogramu cini zmfnka, jest
ono. ktere v prosinci 1922, re-
dakci "Katolickeho Sokola" by
10 rozeslano slovenskym ameri-
ckym casopishm k uvefejneni. }
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-27
VYBUCH MA vALEcNE
LODI.

Los Angeles, 26. ledna. Je-
den namofnik byl ma miste "a
bit a diva vazn9 poran6ni, kdyz
acetylenova nadrzka v kovar-
ne ma bitevni lodi California
vybuchla vcera pozd6 odpoled-
ne. Kovar, jmenem Blanchard,
byl usmrcen a diva topici IRA
n4ni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-27
LHoTA DVOU TYDNo PRO
TURKY.

Lausanne. 26. ledna. oceka-
VI Sc. ze .spojenci vyhovi zado
sti tureckk delegace. aby bliz-
kovychodni konference byla cd
rocena ma diva tydny po 2. d
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-27

noru, tax ably Angorska vl&da
mohla prostudovati podminky
smluvy, jez bude predlozena
spojenci ve4 stredu. ,Smlouva
tato bude We skutecnosti ulti-
matem ottomanske Wade.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-27

Parfz, &c. ledna vojensky zakon byl prohasen Ra-
vorskem havnim mest6 pravf depese "Manu" Mnicho-
DIE zprav Berina prohlasenf sc vzahuje ma cele
Bavorsko.
Hitler jeho narodni sociase cd nichz Sc oeekava ze
pokus monarchcky pfevrat pred koncem edna n&hle
se rozhod kona schIzi zra coz ma by jaksi zah&enf
jech podvratn&ho hnu Bsyorsk& vl&da xak&zala tyto
sehdze nacez Hitler odpoved ze schdze budou konany
re pffpade potfeby pouze moci proti statnim fadd
Kdyz Hiterov stranfci pfihrnuli Sc vekem poctu do
Mnichova vada rozhoda prohasi vojensky zakon
ably mohla spise celi hrozicfmu povstani
Pdvodne narodni socaliste chysta vekou demonstrate
ma mnuou nede jez vsak byla odlozena posednm Okla
mzku Vcera Hitler sdel mnichovskym casopis1m jeho
demonstrace konana bude Ultra vecer neb ned9li
tom pranic nezaez bf to vlade policii nilo
Berlfnska vossische Zeitung pravi ze zda Hitler
bude svo demonstraci mdze to znamena pouze novy po
kus satn pfevra snad pogrom koncich mohlo by
sti odstepenf Bavorska neb krvave obcanske valce
Tuto situaci cni este vazne pocnanf pohranicnch
sata, zejmena Polska Ltvy Poseze zmn9na jiz vyuza
pritomne pezitos ku zmocn9nf Memeskeho distrktu
kdezto Posko jest zrzovano cd uchvaceni vchodnf cas
nemeckeho dzemi jedin9 Ruskem. 49,
Mmo to politckych berlnsktch kruzich pfevlada pre-
svedcen ze da ocekavati kazdym okamzke prohasen
Rynseho svobodneho statu Franc pod ochranou jeff okk
pacnf armady Cas- jest to nyn obzva pfiznvy kdyz
americka armada vzd&a Britnm samonym patrne Sc
nezda pfekazet pandm Francie.
Pafiz 26 ledna. - Nemecko zpronev9flo nynf vsem
reparacnfm zavazkdm nedostane zadneho pspenf
podobe moratoria ably noho posav fnancn9 ma nohy
die rozhonu reparacnf komse Rovn9x ku konc tohoto
mesice nemecka vlada bue vyzv&na aby bezodkadn9
platla spoencdm pdl bionu zlaych marek jez jim luhu
Diva dals francouzskk arm&dni sboy jsou ma cess do
Poruff sdeuje ze projetovan6 voens& operace sou
takove ohromnos ze bude eba mobsovat n9kok rocni-
kd vojakd, aby molly byh provedeny.
Pc cele Ruhrsk6 obasi pocet d zah&ce sice zvo
avsak stale zvesue Doprava zelezncfch jest ochro
nena soro dplne fece neni noho lepe nebot jenom
lodi francouzskym muzstvem jsou operovany. a
kid v PoRYNsKU MA RUflRU
Duessedorf &C. ledna Po vcerejSfch boufich dnesek
mnu klidn9 Porynsku Ruhrske oblas Jest to vsak
kid du, jenz uvedomuje ze eho den dosud nenadese
ze sym zamhm nejlepe posouz kdyz nebudou 81 vsmati
potickych zaleztost nybrz sveho obchodu povolanf.
Vcerejsek mel tez svoji dohru.
Mezi zatcenym pro vcerejM v5trznosh byli mimo me-
sanosu Schmitta pocejnho n&cenfka Oxela ctyi ban
kovn kerkove jeden nzenyr jeden novnaf drobnyh
obchodnfkd jejch pffrucich Zamavo jest ze mezi mimi
nesou z&dn d9nici COZ odpov& z¹ iez paradovay
po ucch. Tyto sk&daly skoro vthradnx d stfedni
tfdy.
Doprava zeleznicich tonnto dsiktu uv6zla skoro
dpne Duesseldorfu Duisburgu, Kettowtsu nych ma
drazch vschen personal zanecha pr&ce Pouze nxkok
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-27

Primo Pedro d'Orleans ct
Eragance, jehoz podporovatele
usiluji ziskati pro neho trIn
Brasilie, ma ktery 81 cini naro-
KY. Royalisticka strana We jme
novane jihoamericke republi-
ce pokousi Sc obnoviti starou
kralovskOu vladu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-27
VLADA OBAVA Sc P0VSTANf NAClO.
NALET0 A MONARCHlSTICKEHO
PkEVRATU.
FRANCOUZI VYSfLAJf DALSf VOL
SkO DO PORUkf, KDE sTAvKA
Sc SfRf.
Az MA TO, zE NEKoLlk ZATcENf PRovEDENo,
PATEk UPLYNUL CELKEM KLlDNE v OKKU-
POVANE CASTI NEMECKA.
Bulletin.

Mohue, 27. ledna FrsncousS voj&ci nsmeSti civl;.
ste pfisli zransni pfi poudnf vyxnos Trevu Vojen.
sky zakon byl proh&sen dsset fend vypuzeno
"a pocinsn du Ma zachin1nf francouzsych voj<kd
bitvs ulicich, kooniini vosko Trevu bylo donuceo
hniti Itokem m dav.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-27

"Neni to TAX davno CO Ame-
ricane Sc smavali pruske by
rokracii," pokracoval DR.. But
ler "a ukazovali S opovrzenim
ma napisy 'verboten', jez byly
videny ma vsech stranach v
Prusku. Nase byrokracie jest
zrovna tax spatna jako ona
Pruska kdy byla, aniz by sc
vyznacovala jeji zdatnosti u
nyni name tucet napisl 'verbo
ten We Spojenych Statech XII
kazdemu jednomu, jimz Prus-
ko Sc mIze vykazati."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-27

ranc, kdy Vilem vital sveho
bratra Jindficha, jenz pfijel k
nemu ma navstevu z Kiclu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-27

TOs
,veho tuku.
,veho tuku. ~
CoYeho tuku.
nj zayeho tuku.
osmnpse a osmileta zku
mohl prodeja.
be yiny We iSpojenvch
ma line a pravdivs a
las vd6cno.
uni,akujeme, aby nasi
cl Kdeh, mfsto ably roz-
pra,n smetanu, cukr q
TEX k'iv,. lat, Tabor tovarna
ust js' j landsky zdra-
no / Inc c vstsim usps.
chGm a j.
walden v icnem pomeru
Sc pax Wa vlaste. kdyz
konu vuoec. pujfci lepc
I've forme ,lnost; In
! vii DR.. Butler T.bor so
ky jsou casti
|vsak nejsou ne uznani.
kym poctem ia ma ktere
max mravne c
nj nadeje, ze'ayne Ave.
kdy jejich pr ,nici. isou
|vice pen6z at
nalozilo, s por, 3.
lnedhaXanfm jinAA
j3ftycH . Ba fixns y ....4.....,..s.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-21
THE SALVATION ARMY

The Salvation Army opens its drive today
to raise funds necessary to carry OH lis work
here OF similar nature to that which has
proved such benefit to fallen and mfortun-
ate mankind the world over.
The "buddiea' who were overseas during
those trying months oi the world war well rr-
member the dough-nut girls and also recall
with pleasure the kindly treatment the Sal
walton Army gave them at every turn OF
all the war working organizations this one
seems to have been the most popular-popu-
lar because it served mdnbly.
The work in Alexandria under Captain
Mcintyre has helped many who will rcmem-
Der it 50 long as they live. The Army has
done Il vast work and deserves support OF
all who are interested i'll humanity.
\ man may be down but he is never out
is the premise upon which the operations are
based but the Army needs help SO that it may
help those who need it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-21
"WEDNESDAY. MARCH p, 1923.
THE CANADIAN TREATY

The signing OF the halbut fisheries treaty
between the United States aud Canada may
not be great international event as Jar as
the immediate issue is concerned The two
countries we're not going to war about hall
but. But it marked an epoch lot Canada
For the first tiuie. the Dominion signed .
foreign treaty ON it, own responsibility. as a
full-fledged government Heretofore, Canad-
ian treaties have always been made at London
Thus it is demonstrated that the British
designation OF various dominions as sell
governing is justified The British Empire
has become merely loose federation held to-
gether BY sentiment rather than law or central
authority. Canad;, take, ON new dignity
American respect Tor the Dominion grows
accordingly. and the two neighboring con-
tries, both virtually republics, are surer than
ever OF getting along together.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-21
AMERICAS AIR PROGRESS

The FranCORumalne air service Is to be
gin operations early this week with three
weekly trips scheduled. linking Paris. Bel
grade, Vienna, Eucharist and Constanti0ope.
Beginning May /, daily service will be main
tanned by the company which uses the Ger
man Spad and the French Bleriot flying
machine
The Runaniau government has completed
work on the landing field at Belgrade and iii
addition will pay an annual subsidy of ?
100000 dinarS, ($20,000) 10 maintain the
field there The trip from Belgrade to Blu
chariSt is scheduled to take three hours and
that from Constantinople to Belgrade Wi
require between seven and eight hours. From
Belgrade to Paris is about eight hours by
air
1t would seem that these countries have
the Jump on America in this new frontier
and in conquering the air, but it is to be noted
in favor OF the United States that no Jump
to the lore is made without first serious con
sideration of the difficulties to be encountered
and consequent remedy. In this way many
lives may be saved and when the air Is final
ly navigated ON L large scale ii will be with
safety to the travelling public
We make haste slowly but surely
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-21
WISCONSIN'S NATIONAL GUARD

Wisconsin has decided, after all. To keep
its National Guard The lower house OF the
state legislature voted to abolish it, but after
due consideration the senate voted against the
proposal So to +.
This decision may or may not have been
due to the threat OF certain citizens to ask
the federal government to revoke the state
charter, ON the ground that tina; charter re-
quired the maintenance OF Il state militia.
There WAS even talk of having Virginia
which formerly owned the territory out OF
which Wisconsin was created, reSmng jur-
isdicliou over it; and ridiculous As that Sug-
gcstion sounds, technical case might pos
sibly have been made Tor it,
.At amy rate, the Wisconsin militia is safe
and accordingly Wisconsin is safe The
close call with the discussion il aroused, has
probably resulted in new appreciation OF the
importance and value OF the National Guard
in Wisconsin OF anywhere else
Its services Is Il state police, in preserving
ordcr and guaranteeing thc enforcement OF
executive orders and court decisions. are GEN
orally recognized. Md far from being milf
tarstic, an effective state militia. capable ot
experimenting the regular national forces in
emergency, is safeguard against militarism
1t renders unnecessary a large standing army
and helps To preserve the constitutional indie
pendcucc OF the states against federal az
erosion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-21
BUILDS BARRIER

\ labor leader in Parliament introduces 4
bill that would take all the land from the
people and give it to the government which,
in lis turn would lend it, or rent it back TO
It's former owners. He seems to wish to re-
turn to the old state OF affairs when Eng
land was virtually ruled by the vassal lords.
The government would take the land and those
who would rule it would i'll all probability, be
those with whom capital is closely allied and
thus the labor member is setting a trap Tor
himself and his party and is building another
barrier that isn't to be surrounded before har-
m0ny NAV rule.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-21
SPRING is HERE

vt 1920 O'Clock this morning the sun, in
its northward Journey, passed into Aries and
Spring was on
Now the hot days are coming fast and
the ground hog may stay out as long as
he chooses Spring fever will be the next
epidemic We OF The northern hemisphere, will
be subjected 10. The physicians will not 60
off i'll search OF The germ for they lave long
ago decided there is no cure Tor this ailment
except time, which it is said Will cure all
ills In spite OF the disease or rather aflic-
ton. things will speed UP and all will be we'll.
To say the least the coming OF Spring is
greeted warmly and all that remains 10 be
said is that the houSe-holders hope Spring
will return the compliment i'll view OF the
delapdated state OF the coal piles and the
high price OF that same commodity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-21

to use her little vanity case during the SEES
sion. .-,---
There may be captious critics TO suggest
that legislative chamber is not the place l Tor
even such small details Of the toilet as pow
dcring the nose They may suggest that
male member who used his shaving apparatus
in the session room would be sharply crit-
csed They may hint thai one immediately
concerned with personal decoration can hard
" be giving full attention TO public affairs
But this is mere qubbng.
The truly thoughtful will rejoice at evil
dence OF continued feminity i'll our women
politicians. One OF the strongest arguments
against giving woman the ballot was that It
would tend to masculinze her. With orc
swift dab al her Hose the lady legislator re-
duces this theory to powder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-21

How swift Is progress Onjy few short
weeks ago, Miss Nice Robertson said she
was glad to leave Congress becauSe there was
no provision for the comfort OF women at
the Capitol To-day it is proposed 10 int mir
rors to the inside OF desk lids in Legislative
halls for the benefit OF lady members who
wish to powder their noses. The Improvement
is the suggestion Of a gallant scrSeant-at-arnS
in one OF the state legislatures who noticed
the iurtjve efforts of woman representative
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-21
Nobility Figures
In Divorce Courts
ely United PrrNsb

London March 21-"Nobler
Ia, o,,.I1,. nohIo l,1;o. 49,,
w ''' ~
merouS uho'llciai pa'ohS anu
dukes OF the vaudeville ana ma
matte stage, along with q GraD
mass or oFuinary cl'izehs OF AIS
Majesty inc hhi& are peflot'H''ls
for the edihcation o. inc divorce
1ouf' I""S' T"''''t ~" 0cos-
niZeS DuV one sI"H''" l'' o''oi Ie'
unIai'h!uine.s'
Nls1ouhl loff''lS'oo' n'l''" II
ne Inc that began II NO. own
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-21

sell, son Of Lord Ampthill. The
first trial of the case ended in
disagreement. It's general out
line is similar to that OF the
Stillman case. in America. Testl-
mony will again be offered by
doctors, surgeons and blood spc-
cialists.
Because the mother gave birth
10 2 normal child, but, on tire ev1-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-21

dence of medical authorities, had
never had intimate relationship
with her husband or any other
man, this case is headliner with
the divorce court crowds. Tickets
to the court room would be worth
at least $25 if it were possible to
issue tickets.
Sir Edward George Chichester
will be the plaintiff in a divorce
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-21

Miss Madge Compton, the act
resg, will try to escape the bonds
that tie her to her husband,
George Graves. Graves is an act
or.
barbara Hoffe, who scored Il
success in "The Man in Dress
Clothes" has had enough Of her
dramatist husband, Monckton
Hoffe and will ask for a divorce.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-21

action and the fact that his wife
started the ball rolling by suing
for restitution of conjugal rights
some time ago lends 7aluc to the
case from the spectators stand.
point.
lion. Miriam Isabella Williams
daughter Of the fifth Lord OF
Rendlesham, is asking a divorce
from her husband.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-21

Bill May says when in Rome
do as the Romans do but he
can't understand how they read
by the light Of those Roman
candles.
The Indianapolis times., 1923-11-26
COINCIDENCE ENDS
FATHERS SEARCH
Harry PappaS Hears ChiId's
Voice in Movie Show.

That truth is stranger than fiction
Harry Pappas, Ironton, Ohio. firmly
believes today as he waits for an or
der from Juvenile Judge Frank J..
1ahr. which will release to him from
the detention home his two children.
George, 7, and Hazel. 6. Charges Of
child neglect are faced by his wife,
Mrs. Iva Pappas. "a. Of 1850 Cornell
'Ave., and vern Thompson. %. Detroit,
Mich.
Pappas has been searching for
months for hiJ wife and the children.
Sunday night he recognized his daugh-
ter's voice in a moving picture
theater on n. Illinois st. They were
walking down the aisle with their
mother and Thompson, police say.
Pappas had the two arrested. while
the children were placed in the de-
tention home.
Now ! win Be able to enjoy a good
meal because I am going to got my
children back" said Pappas after the
arrest.
The Indianapolis times., 1923-11-26
WIFE REPORTED. MISSING
Two Girls From Bloomington Are
Found by Trafficman.

Ella Cox, so, of 2635 Northwestern
Ave, was reported missing by her
husband. McClelland Cox. Sunday.
Ira Ba1linger. 28, Johnson County, an
inmate of the Central Insane Hos
.pital. disappeared Sunday. Attendants
say he picked a lock to gain freedom.
Bertha Webb, IT. and Mary Alice
Netherlend, Is, both of Bloomington,
Ind, missing from their home since
Nov. 20, were found Saturday by
Trafficman Allison as they were get
ting in a motor bus at Kentucky and
Capitol Aves. The girls have been
living under assumed names at ho-
tel on II. New Jersey st. since
Wednesday. police said.
No word has been received concern
ing Myrtle Brunton. 16, of 2217 w.
Morris ST., missing from her home
since Saturday. Her parents believe
she is in the city.
The Indianapolis times., 1923-11-26
SUICIDE MYSTERY
WILL Be PROBED
Note Left in South America
Reveals Double Life.
By United Press

By United Press
McCROY, Ark. Nov. 26.--David
Arnof will sail from New York for
South America within a few days to
clear up the mystery of the suicide in
Buenos Aires of a man who had been
living under the name of Jacob M.
Arnof.
In a suicide note. "Arnof stated he
assumed the name OF a dead man to
conceal his real identity in swinding
operations and that he was really
Harry Wolfe of New Orleans.
The suicide note stated Arnof had
been drowned before Wolfe assumed
his name and identity. While going
under the name of sArnof, the note ad-
mitted, Wolfe swindled the Beunos
Aires Office of the United State ship
ping board out Of a large sum of
money.
The Indianapolis times., 1923-11-26
CHARLESFAWKNER
FUNERAL TUESDAY
Leading Democratic Worker
Called by Death.

Services for Charles 3. Fawkner,
5s. former postal employe and prom
inent in Democratic circlea, who died
Saturday at his home. 5142 College
Ave, win be held 10 a. m. Tuesday
at the Tabernacle Presbyterian
Church Thirty Fourth st. and Central
Ave. The Rev. JNAmbrose Dunkle will
officiate. Burial In Crown Hill ceme-
terry.
Mr.. Fawkner was born in I.adoga,
Ind. He graduated from Shortridge
High School as an honor student and
became associated in the Federal mail
service for twentyeight years.
For several years he was an inspec-
tor in the railway mail service. Under
the Wilson administration he served
as local superintendent of mails.
Prior to his death he was yardmaster
for the Allied Coai and Material Com
pany.
Mr. Fawkner was chairman of the
Democratic state speakers bureau
and a director of the Hoosier Athletic
Club. Surviving: The widow and
one daughter. Miss Margaret Fawk-
aer.
The Indianapolis times., 1923-11-26
TURKEY MAY DROP
TO HALF DOLLAR
Three Days Left to Buy Food
fox Feast.

With only three days remaining
until Thanksgiving and little change
in prices of delicacies for the annual
feast, indications are that there will
be few sharp declines.
Turkey may drop to 80 cents, or So
for a ten-pound fowl. Chickens may
be had for % cents a pound and pos
sibly for 25 cents by Wednesday at
the city market Thus, a ffve-pound
chicken will cost $1.25 at the least.
Dressed turkeys are quoted at .65
cents a pound and dressed chickens at
35 and 40 cents a pound. For rabbit,
one will pay so cents each dressed
and 35 to 40 cents. undressed.
other prices: Oysters, So. 45 and SO
cents a pint; cranberries, Is cents a
pound; sweet potatoes, 20 cents a
pound; celery. finer grade, stocks
for 25 cents; potatoes, 10 cents a
pound; head lettuce. 20 cents a head
oranges, 60 and rs cents a dozen
California grapes, Is cents a pound.
Eggs have remained steady at sc
cents a dozen for the past ten days
and are not expected to change
Bread is 8 cents a loaf and butter is
so cents a pound.
Ice cream is so cents a quart
enough for five or six people. Pastry
will depend on the variety of cake and
the ingredients.
Perfection Butter Makes Riddles Growk ADV.