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his companion. but even that isn't
the worst Of It
Just think of having to be one of
those twelve good men and true who
have TO SIT all day in a court room
listening 10 stories Of handling and
drinking quarts and gallons and
barrels and cases Of perfectly good
EQuor and never even seeing it, let
along being allowed to sample It to
determine whether the stuff the wit
nesses talk about really is in
toXjcatins or merely invigorating.
Why. those birds must dream
about the stuff at night
Come to think OF it. George, sons
of those jurymen did have q far away.
dry look about them in addition Il
the usual Bored expression Of TIN
usual luryman But then, maybe
they were wondering how a man
named Bill Jones ever got mixed up
as n witness in a case where the de.
PENDANTS names looked a word spelled
out By 4 3-rc4r-oid hid with his letter
bloCk@ Yours Truly.
BILL.
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Have faith IN Cod" Mark 1922.
Read Mark 1I.2O-33
Faith is the stone upon which all
other stones are to rest
MEDITATION: our prayer OF
Faith viii be answered If we ara IN
right relations with God and with
others The current of Good WIN
which flows from God to His children
Will be blocked II we have unforyiv-
ing hearts one for another. Do
have ought against any one9"
HYMN:
My faith looks up to Thea
Thou Lamb of Calvary,
Savior divinel
Now hear me while pray.
Take all my guilt away.
Q let mo from this day
BE wholly Thlne
PRAYER: Lord Jesus Christ. who
hast commanded us not to return evil
for evil, but to pray for those who
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In 1922 q Total of 1886 Ships
Passed Through Panama Canal

this was one of the causes Of bis de-
position He was not a Catholic on
coming to the throne, but on the death
OF his wife he declared himself a con.
vert to her faith. When. on June
10, 1888. the son of James and his
second wife, Mary Beatrice. was born,
and as IL was certain that the young
heir TO the throne would be trained a
Catholic, the country determined on
the deposition Of the King. Then oc-
cured the blOodIess revolution.
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LOOK!
LISTEN.


which would prevent automobiles from running into the
Bnt nothing could be coreessy
driven autos would crash into the walls
The limit has almost been reached providing mechanical
devices which viii make automobile driving city
placed warning lights bend of every running Fall
Greek The number of signals dangerous
sections has been greatly 1922 during which
year over sixty deaths resulted from accidents Indian
apos Traffic rules revamped in an effort
to stop increase in the number of fatal accidents the number
Of automobile leaps upward.
appalling consider sixty deaths in this
city last from accidents many Of which could
avoided with exercise Of 1t still dreadful
contemplate that the these accidents likely
be sixty year and that most of them will
be attributable to carelessness
Since it is impossible manufacture motor driven car that
absolutely fool proof what is the lacking up BE
CAREFUL cards may help but the Printing
accounts of what happens those who recssy and sum
marizng fatalities unpleasant reading may be-
not the And both of these along the
right line because they deal with the human automobile
driving.
Even if every possible device provided to prevent accidents
the human factor which upon as the most i'm
making thousands of careless
automobile drivers in Indianapolis and consciousness can
not be reached with the slogan of Safety some other
methods be resord the interests public welfare
All of inclined to shrink from unpleasant facts or an
unpleasant picture Newspapers avoid printing them whenever
possible but sometimes becomes necessary newspaper to
print dlsagreeabe things Of duty public
was the publication of disagreeabe things war
which aroused throughout the civilized world demand that all
wars be done with. But much anything the
pictures Of scenes pictures as were never obtanab in
any previous which brought the folks ealza-
ton Of the horrors Of that before possible
Several days The Times printed picture to some
may nave appeared strangely out Of keeping with the policy
this print chiefly things instructive and in
formative and entertaining the picture of the recovery of
human body from auto which had apparently wrecked
through the careessnes The picture was printed in
the most prominent place that The Times could find for it.
was printed for the of bringing home every auoo
bile driver silent warning which might influence him or her
throughout the season just beginning
That picture will have served its purpose reaches the
consciousness Of auto drivers with sufficient to save nv
the sixty and lives which past experience indicates will be
sacrificed this in indianapolis demon of carssne
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Are there any archaeological ex-
cayations going on in any other
part Of the world besides Egypt
that are likely to result in as val
liable Il find as that of the tomb
of Pharaoh Tutankhamen?
In the Yucatan. Mexico, a Carnegie
Institute expedition is engaged in ex-
cavation work whose results promise
to be quite as interesting as those Of
LoH Carnavon's workers.
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hpte us; enable us hy Thy blessed ex-
ample TO offer n true prayer for those
who have wrought us harm. II in
anything we have given ofeuse, teach
us TO confess our fault that way Of
reconciliation may De found. Deliver
therl and Us from hatred; and may the
peace Of God rule IN all our hearts for
eyerrnore. Amen,
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RAINMAKINGI
PROBI EMATICIAL,
QUICK DECLARES
Don't Buy Land in Dry
Belt on Strength
of It,
BY HERBERT QUICK

II AIN-MAKING is up again. a
few years ago an Army officer.
General Dyreuforth. tried hard
TO make good on the theory that rain
could be produced by violent explo-
sions. It has long been popularity be
lieved that commandments caused a
condensation Of water-vapor IN the air
and made it rain Rain had followed
many great battles Was it caused
ny the explosions? Or the smoke of
combat? Or both?
General Dyrenforth thought there
might be something in the popular
notion, and he bombarded the skies
industtouslv from balloons. No re-
s111tg
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u. S. Reclamation Engineers

PHOENIX, AFlIZ
Eere,w a lay and bare,
a gree opulen and
Numbered madly
are held and leashed Serving his
a miracle
Were the cactus rule for half anil
dusty foror
Now vyhea tandc
u. s Reclamation
Here VIII had
league thirsty and
There villages, churches schools
All because the engineers learned o their
a miracle-a miracle appears.
hemispheres
o the
everything tha
Thanks q. S. Reclamation
the wilderness. on the plain
That's what engineers have
and ditch and deep
wrought their unde
a
the deser nd IA Wi hersup and
las tie breeze,
Signing gently through the trees
u. 8. Engine
-BERTON BRALEY.
Copyright. 1919. NEA Service
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PATRICKSV YTH the hope for peace in Ireland the
DAY IN NJ benedicton OF Saint Patrick be beam
IRELAND Y : ing down his people today The work he
goriously started may again be renewed
and who will say that the Celtic will gain the goal?
Peace in Ireland? That would be happiness for people that
has fought throughout years
mental peace freedom Whether there freedom for Ireland
the existing say
with the Irish people
The Irish have been people with predominant charac
tersc the viii and and give until the last
of strength has been given What that characteristic
trait of the Irish immigrant has for the United States
well known Perhaps tha has part the mission of
Irish in life, to lead the fight for freedom.
Is it possible for a with blood
the Ce develop anything other than fighters
oppression the Irish have suered Freedom
Happy they could be without freedom.
Peace for Ireland: With Saint Patrick hope pray
for for the Irish peopbu peace based that
of freedom which the Irish people themselves elect
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-17
BRAIN SPECIALIST
CALLED FOR LENIN

Swedish Expert WIN Attend Russian
Dictator
BIZ Uutfed PrCFa
COPFNHAGTN. March IT-Pro-
fessor Hancher. famous Swedish brain
specialist, has been summoned 20 Mos
cow by telegraph TO examine and pos
sibly attend Premier N!l1olal Lonin.
The summons came from Drs Eoer-
ster and AfilSovski
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To the Editor Of The Indianapolis
Times:

To the Editor of The Indianapolis
Times:
Ireland has come through a revo-
luton. For some centuries this coun-
try was ruled from Dublin Castle.
Even the independence claimed for
"Gratans Parliament" 0782 -18O1)
was iliusOry
Probably no country in the world
ever made in such a brief space so
much material progress as Ireland
made during those few years of leg1s-
lative freedom. But the control OF
executive, Judiciary and military
power remained oil the time with
Dublin Castle, and Dublin Castle did
not await but contrived the oppor-
tunity to destroy Irelands legislative
freedom and concomitant prosperity
From the time when the discovery
Of America gave Ireland a place OF
cardinal Importance in tho midst OF
the world until about a year ago. Ire
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-17

What is obtaining money by
false pretenses?
Obtaining money by false repre-
sensations and statements, made with
fraudulent design and with intent to
cheat.
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and openly rejected the Castle bu'
reaucracy and all It's authority.
The strain, the sacrifices, the en-
thusiasm and exaltation of that
struggle set up an abnormal state
of mind among a certain proportion
especially Of the younger folk, whose
experience Of life meant little to them
before tho war era Of 1914 began.
There Is also a graver defect IN
the new Irish situation than any man
ifestations, however distressing they
may appear, of political paranoia.
The British policy Of the past has
established a separate government IN
Belfast. subordinate to the British
government and Parliament, and rul-
Ing over an arbitrarily. defined area OF
six counties.
To the IRISH people this arrange
ment stands for continuous irritation
and instability. and they look forward
70 tho day when. with full and cordial
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-17
ONLY A FIRE WAS NEEDED
Complete Apparatus Answers Alarm
When Safety Valve Sticks.

Complete fire. fighting apparatus, in
Guiding an aerial truck, engine. and
hose wagons. responded to "A call from
the home OF Charles Hickson, 529
Fletcher Ave The hremen found an
excited family end q stuck safety
valve on a boiler blowing off steam.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-17
TOM SIMS SAYS:

!. !. !. :. :.
FL + the phone company ever runs out
81 wrong numbers get plenty As@sg@@s @%a>
III off the income returns ~ -
firm in Roczport, ILL.,, Will ship / NssNs@@sx "a
horse Europe, and this viii be a 49, In
horse Europe IaAMnM 80
1.-TWO avators planning ' Esw
to fly around the world Join the
''''' an" ,.. Sc. the world ... Jrr7%j"~
Chicago while he wasn't in it, they didn't get him
About lOQOOO00O stockings made monthly imitation
silk. Now let the March winds blow
Several Senators talking fast when Congress ad-
journed they haven't been able to stop yet
In Rome two men prison for making another
drink castor oil Small boys viii wish did the Romans do.
Returns from the latest Mexican election show
six hurt
Dr. Sun former Chinese president trying rise again
Too many cooks still spelling the Irish
Bryan wealth disease We say it cach~'
boxer who sandbagged by Detroit mgbwaymen was
given no chance to defend his
The Home, Sweet Home will be years old May
Yes was written by married
Still waters may deep, but troubled run the mill
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Fellowship of
Draper

Daily Lenten Bible reading and rnedi-
tation prepared for Commission on
Evangelism OF Federal Council o.
Churches
Fellowship Through Faith
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JAPANs T17ooD in Japan costs fifth more than in
RAPID IA America, says W B. Hail. Toxic merchant
CHANGk Il visiting New York The Japs have cbeaper
clothing, but rents high Salaries over
there are five to ten times big they years ago japan
has 4OO movie theater Lon CLANCY their sarich
viii interest psychologists.
we cal attention to these facts because few Americans
realize the gigantic changes that taking place the Orient
Our big foreign trade market of the across the Pacific
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How many ships pass annually
through the Panama and Suez
CanaIs7

How many ships pass annually
through the Panama and Suez
CanaIs7
In 1922. 2.736 vessels passed
through the Panama Canal. The last
available figures for the Suez Canal
are for 1920 when zoos paid toll.
What is the difference in the
prefixes "un," I'm aud IAN" all
meaning mot?
Tn" used as a prefix to adjectives
and adyerbs, is an Anglo-Saxon form;
IN" of Latin origin, is usually con
fined to words from the Latin; an"
IS the Greek form OF "un."
What is the difference between
a fox terrier and a rat terrier9
The fox terrier has a white body
with black and tan markings on the
ears. tail and under the chin. and
IS usually much larger than the rat
terrier. which has q black body with
tan markings under the chin. inside
the ears and on tine end Of the tail
How many English soveveicns
since Henry VIII have been CathO-
lies?
Mary. daughter of Henry VIII. was
an ardent Catholic; James II favored
the Catholics to such an extent that
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-17
Savages Had Rain.makers

Savages have had professional rain
makers. So have civilized people
Once. two congregations Of good Chris
tiaus living near each other fried the
old plan Of getting the weather regu-
lated through prayer. The members
Of one church lived ont in the dry
land and prayed earnestly for rain for
their crops and pastures. In the other
congregation they prayed with equal
carnestness for fair weather 40 they
could make hay on their irrigated
meadows
Finally a committee Of irrigation
lists waited upon tho pastor Of the
dry farmers. You ought 10 be
ashamed of yourself" thew said. for
nixiu' up IN this weather business.
We don't want rain. an you could
git along All right till we git our hay
made. And. besides. this here cross
cut prayin Is liable to git the Lord
SO bothered he won't know what
70 do
Electrified Sand
And now comes another Army Of
lcer. General Mitchell, who IS quoted
as saying that by sowing the air with
positively electrified sand from air
planes the clouds which refuse to
drop their moisture viii be CON
densed and fan as rain But don't
buy land In the dry belt on the
strength Of H. Il can't get water out
~ The air unless it IS there.
VIII The new method mako rain
enough? VIII Il make enough to
amount 10 anything II il acts as
printing to the heavnely pump, 50
that 1t win go on and deliver water
after the artificial aid is removed. it
VIII be an epochally important thing
Il Is a wonderful thing even as it
now stan5s
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Copyright. 1923. NEA Service. 1n0)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-23

OPPORTUNITY to invest $1, 900 to $2,o0o
 in young growing manufacturing con cern with position either in office at Br mingham or as salesman on road. Your investment not considered unless you are competent to fill either of these positions. This is excellent opportunity for man with confidence in himself and the future of the south. Interested parties may make appointment for full investigation this proposition by addressing D-56. care Age Herald.
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MANTED-Life insurance sales

MANTED-Life insurance sales
 men in each of the following counties: Pickens, Greene, Hale, Sumter, Choctaw, Marengo, Perry and Chiffon must have good repu- tation and be we'll acquainted. A chance for the right men to get a general agency contract direct with one of the northeastern companies. An experienced man will call and help you get started in the work. Address Supervisor, P. o. Box 536, Nashville. Tenn.
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geerad Ads Are Reliable And Bring Reader And Advertiser Tog
Want a Room?

Let The Age-Herald Classified Department help you out. We keep on file list of all our reg ular advertisers who have rooms, apartments or board and can save you lot of steps by directing you to just what you want.
 This is just one of tho many things The Age-Herald is doing to secure more results for ad- vertisers and better service to readers.
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AN opportunity to make $6,oo0 to $12,ooo per annum is open to responsible, en- ergetic man. an investment of $500 to SS.0OO required; nationally advertised ap- piiances in tremendous demand; manu- factured by a large corporation of high
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AURORA. ILLINO
SALESMAN

Demand for floor coverings exceeds supply. This corporation acts as distributor for six well known mills. carrying goods in stock suitable for the small city and town trade. Applications considered from men owning car calling on the furniture and general store trade. accumstomed to working a small territory intensivey. Satisfactory arrangements on commission basis. SYCAMORE TEXTILE CORPORATION
 20 WEST 45TH ST.
 NEW YORK
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SALESMAN WA

SALESMAN wANTED-We want A high
 grade salesman with car to represent us selling SNAP-ON socket wrenches and tools of the Motor Tool Speciality Co. to hardware dealers and retail garage trade. Ihls is a commission line. but one with which you need no drawing account, as you get commissions in the way of de- posits as you go along. We sell dealers on regular terms and with them you can establish business which will pay you Tn time to come. The territory to be covered is in Alabama, north of and in- cluolng Montgomery. Our tools are rec oguized as the best of their kind on the market. Our selling arrangement gives you exclusive control of the territory. If you do not have d car and are not far sighted enough to want to better your self, do not take up my time. Call Mr. Peck Tutwiler Hotel.
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ROOMS AND BOARD
ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD

ONE large corner front room, nicely fur
 nished. for l or gentlemen; convenient to bath, cars and meals; reference re- quired; also 1 nicely furnished room, next to bath, for 1 or school teachers. Phone Main h1
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Subsidiary of Remington Arms
 1anh hth Ave.

THREE HIGH-CLASS SALES
 MEN to sell salesbooks, manl- fold and standardized; product of the Shelby Sales Book Co.,; com mission basis only; 90 per cent commission paid every week on ac- cepted orders. Call at 501 Empire Bldg, Monday at 9 a. m., ask for MT. Lambert.
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LIHE STOCK & SEEDS c
DOGS-CATS-PETs

GERMAN POLICE PUPPIES-Nine weeks
 old, pedigreed, from finest blood lines in this country; registration papers with each puppy. special prices if taken al once. F. .. Grams, Ridge Road Kennels, HarrQgate, Tenn
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AUTO SPECIALITY SALESMAN WANTED

AUTO SPECIALITY SALESMAN WANTED Sell Sands Automobile Hat Rack-every automobile owner prospect for to {. Holds either mans or lady's hat. Sells pn sight. Attacked in a minute. Fits any Ear. open closed.
 The price is right, s1 each. less than tho eost of cleaning single hat soiled a dirty car floor. Ample profit to you. Everyone likes to drive without their hat end can, with a Sands Automobile Hat Rack.
 Well made-will out last the car. The greatest convenencss ever introduced. A brand new idea-vingin field-no competi- tion. Get our illustrated ctrcular better ket send s1 for sample. You take no risk. Every cent refunded if hat rack is unsatisfactory. Act quickly. Get in on the ground floor with this new seller. Order a sample and get our proposition today.
 RACINE IRON & WIRE WORKS, -% RACINE, WIS.
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FOR RENT-Furnished room in
 private family; nice location on southside. Main 3072-J.
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APARTMENTS

ARION-4-room efficiency apartments. all modern conveniences: very little fur niture required; located 1909 14th Ave. S.. S65.
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SALESMEN-Live ones, I have saved 100
 sample cases til the peak of the season, ri Int now, for 100 high pressure, go-getters hard-hitting tailoring salesmen, who are used to making the seasons big money between now and Christmas. Regular fel- lows whom I'll be glad to entertain, rail road fare and all expenses paid, at the big party I'll give all producers. in Chicago next January. If you can sell union tailored to measure suits at price, &295O. the deposit c. O. D. plan. write today. Give three references and tell us ell about yourself to save time Sales Manager, w. D. Smith & Co.,, established lS95. S39 West Jackson Blvd.
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SOUTHSIDE-Nicely furnished room, ad
 Joining bath; modern convenences; pri- vate home; meals if desired; garage. Main 4136-W.
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NORTH HIGHLANDS-Two unfurnished partly furnished rooms; children
 accepted, unless it is baby Phone Hem lock 1626-J
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OUR HOME HOTEL-171S 4th Ave. N. We are making special summer rates to permanent guests; all modern conve- niences
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NICELY furnished room, twin beds for
 gentlemen; excellent neighborhood. all modern conveniences, with phone; rates reasonable. At 151o 12th Ave, $. Private family. Main 2661-J.
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VERY DESIRABLE bedroom and large
 steam heated apartment for settled lady; meals in building. if desired; ref erences Main PITS.
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NICE steam heated room. next to bath,
 in private home; no other roomers; con tinuous hot water; all other convenlences; one or two gentlemen. Main 13O1-W.
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HERE'S YOUR OPPORTUNTTN

The Blanchard Company has an exclusive. nearby territory for livewire statesmen who canssefl bankers, merchants and manufac- turers; line is a recognized leader in art calendars, blotters, holiday greetings. fans. pencils and novelties. all for advertising purposes Liberal comlnissiop' weekly checks; give tull experience and references T. H. Grady, Sales Manager.
 THE BLANCHARD co.
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5. 2urH ST, S22-NIcely furnished room, next to bath steam heated apartment, continuous hot water; meals near. Main olgS
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WE HAVE for rent exclusive rooms. fur
 nished and unfurnished, of people who do not advertise. American Renting Co. Main 4196. 403 and 404 Woodward Bldg.
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CLASSIFIED AID INFORMATION

In ordering classified ads, please desiE- nate style desired
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TWO furnished housekeeping rooms, also
 room and kitchenette; possession Oct. 1. S1g $, 18th St. Main 1438-J.