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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-04

"At a meeting with Colonel Stewart,
Chairman of the Board of Directors of
the Standard Oil Company of Indiana
and other Standard Oil Officials, held in
Pierre this morning, Mr.. Stewart ex-
pressed unqualifedly the willingness of
Standard Oil to comply with the wishes
of the consumers of the State of South
Dakota in so far as those wishes could
be expressed and interpreted by the
governor of this state. These Standard
officials, although they contend that the
present prices do net properly reflect
the costs of production, refining and dis
trlbution, plus a reasonable profit, were
willing, at my request, to do one Of two
things raise the price of gasoline imme-
dlately in the State of South Dakota
where it would represent six and six
tenths cent reduction over former prices,
or maintain, for the time being, sixteen
cent gasoline in the State Of South
Dakota, using Mitchell as base.
"After due consideration, the Standard
Oil officials were asked by the governor .
to maintain the present price of 16 cents
for the time being | wish to accept full
responsibility for this situation and state
that Standard Oil, by deed and act, is
working in fullest cooperation with the
governor of this state and therefore can
in no respect be blamed for 16 cents
gasoline from this date.
II realize that the independents who
have viCiously assailed and attacked me
will raise bitter complaint against this
condition. However, after due con-
sideration and investigation, | wish to
say that if the former gasoline prices of
this state were excessive, the lndepen-
dents of this state were just as respons-
ible for that condition and were just as
guilty of taking excess profits as was
Standard OIL
"At no time during the period which
former gasoline prices prevailed did any
independent of this state raise one objec-
ton or bring one complaint to this office
in an effort to bring about any reduction
in price but they were perfectly willing
to profit to the fullest extent.
81 realize that all sorts of charges win
be made against me because of this ac-
ton, but in view of the fact that gasoline
can be purchased at various reflneries
today for approximately seven cents a
gallon, it will not work injury to the
public cause if the Independents are
forced for the time being to do business
on a small margin of profit. There is no
particular reason why the State Govern
ment should guarantee to the 1ndepend-
ent Oil Dealers of this state, at least for
the time being, fixed profits, especially in
view of the fact that they were perfectly
willing and were party to take ex-
cessive profits from the people"
This clearly defines the position
which the Standard Oil Company lind
ian0 has maintained throughout this
controversy.
Standard Oil Company
(Lndiana
$40 So. Michigan Ave-. Chicago. Ill.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-04

evening at McCord's Park. There
will be a speaker and special musical
features.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-04

b. r. F. to Meet
The regular closed meeting Of the
B. r. F. will be held on Wednesday
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-31

PRoDA Sc cihelny bungalow
32x52, 8 z pokojich, konpelna,
hos-ka voda, tvrde, podlahy,
yelky, suchy sklep, cihelna ga
raz ma 5 kar, 26x46, p6kna IA
hrada, lot SO phi 162 str. ovo-
CO, kefe, jezirko Sc zlatymi
rybkami a jine' zaTizeni. Biz
81 Sc sdeli v els. 4574 Broad
view Rd., blize Shaft Rd. Tel.
Lincoln 2546 w. 81
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-31

PRIME Sc pan "a spolecnika
- must mfti primerene VIDE
lani a obnos cd dvou do 5 tisic
dollarl, ku vlozenf do dobre-
no podniku incorporovaneho eho
ma vyrobu domacich specialit.
Take jest nutno, by Sc dovedl
prizplsobit svoji cinnosti v j.
stem trade. Piste pod znac-
kou C. K. G. do adm. t. listu.
81
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PRIME Sc ceska neb sloven-
ska divka, ktefa Sc trochu do
mluvi anglickyy, ma domaci pra
ci. Zadne pradlo. Dobry do
NOV pro hodne devce. Zavp-
lejte telefon Fairmount 2O48
r. 8-31
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-31

PRODA Sc dum, dvourodinny
0 5ti svetnicich. 2 koupelny,
yezme Sc auto neb lot ma W.
menu. Mala splatka hotove,
Agent Sc vylucuji. Haste sc
v els. 1929 Miles Ave. Tel.
Broadway 3346 81
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PRODA Sc sici stroj s knla-
tym clunkem, je jako novy
soubor do jidelny, soubor do
parloru, stdl do knihovny, led
nice, kombinacni kamna do
kuchyne, postele, matrace,
karpety a RUNE jine veci, vse
velmi LEVINE, dovazka zdarma.
Haste Sc els. 3343 Fulton
Rd. 8-31
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MUSf BYTI PRODAN a da Sc
LEVINE novy dunn o 6ti svetni-
cich v prizemi, jeden pokoj ma
hore, koupelna, slllep pod ce-
lynn domem, fernes, garaz. ma
leza Sc blize ceskeho kostela
a skoly. Dalsi informace po-
dali sc v els. 3429 zap. Al. ul.
0-23
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PRIME Sc radny pan ma byt
'beze stravy do predniho poko-
je, zvlastni vchod, koupelna k
pouziti. Haste Sc V els. 5000
Dolloff Rd. 81
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OBCHODNf MAJETEK proda
Sc neb vymeni "a d1m pro je-
dnu rodinu, budova Sc naleza
v dobrem okoli phi kare. Je
tam jeden stor, TIN byty a ga
raz. Najem piinasi $4,000
mesicne je cely pronajat.
Cena pouze $10.500. - The
Atlas Finance Co., 5458 Broad
way. Ptejte Sc ma Mr.. Stuk-
bauera. S-31
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SETNlK HALABURD.
ROMAN z 1DYMcKEHo zAKoUTi.
Napsal v&clav Week
.-Napsal v&clav Vlcek.

posunkem i slovem odpirati:
'Dekuji vam "a vase pratel-
ske smysleni, ale o zadnem Ste
sti nelze jeste mluvit' - -"
"Coz to rikate, drahy setni-
cku!" vedl polesny svou, zno-
va mu paze sve kolem tela O.
tociv a ma lopatky mu poke
pavaje. "Pani Kamila, to uz
je nejaka vyhra! Mnozi vam
| il budou zavidet - a jeste
docela JIM lide nezli mas lord
Knakal ~ ale ia vam il ce-
le duse preju So test mne O.
pravdu, ze pani Stestena jed
nou vybrala praveho muze!"
Radostne pohnuti Bernaso-
vo bylo nelicene tax velike,
jakoby sam by vyhral pekne
terno. Bezdeky vzpomnel 81
Halaburd ma rytire Nettwal-
la - Bernas byl clovek zcela
jineho druhu, ale o pani Ka-
mile jakozto partii patrne
mel take velmi vysoke mine
nj.
Pro setnikovy rozpaky me-
mel zraku, nanejvys 81 pony
sill, ze jako dobry clovek je-
ste Sc ostycha to velike Ste
sti verejne ukazovati. Byl by
jeste dale horlive recnil, kdy-
by Sc nebylo kostelni veze
ozvalo velebne hlaholeni zvo-
MI.
| "Nesmim vas nyni dele zdr
zovat," prerusil proud svych
SLOW. "Je cas- jit do chramu
Pane"
"Pdjdeme spolecne," rekl
setnik.
Dole vstoupil Jim do cesty
Komar, taktez ma pohreb u
strojen.
emu mIj boze," prohodil,
"dnes pohreb, zejtra Ease sva
tba, tax to ma tom svete cho-
di. A kdyby takhle pan set
mix u mas svatbu slavil, to by
cely kraj siroko daleko byl
vzharu a kdybychom vAdeli,
re to bude "a rok, ode dneska
bychom Sc k tomu pfipravova-
Iiw
"Prozatim, pane Mat6ji," "
podotknul strucne Halaburd,
"pfipravte mi kone Ike draze
k prazskemu vlaku.'
"Snad nechcete hned zas cd
| jizdet?" zvolal Bernas, rovnez
prekvapen jako hostinsky. =
! ,.'Hned po pohrbu," znela
odpoved', ''neodkladne zalezi-
tosti mne volaji."
XVI.
Pri zaduSnich bOhOSluzbach
byly vsechny prostory chra.
mu naplneny lidem jeste ver
ku cernal Sc veliky zastup, kite
ry Sc dovnitr nevesel.
| Pohrebni prIvod mohl pal
jen velmi' zvolna vychazeti
kostela. Kdyz sc k nemu pri
pojovaly danny, ktere byly Sc
dely v lavicich u oltare, do
stala Sc pani Malezanova tes
ne k Halaburdovi.
Uklonil sc il mlcky, domni
vaje Sc, re Sc rada vyhne ka
zdemu slovu az pax dojd'
mezi mimi k rozmluve, ze bu
de zarazena, zahanbena, zma
tena. Mylil Sc vsak We sven
ocekavani. Malicko, ale vese
lie Sc ma nej usmala, oci il q
perne zazarily.
"Kde pax jste Sc vecer tou
lal?' zaseptala skadlive.
"Za mesteckem," odtusi
setnik rovnez potichu, pfidr
zuje Sc k nj. "Potom vam pc
vim :"
"A jak jste Sc vyspal p
ceste?" prodluzovala ddvern
hovor uprostred zastupu.
"Dekuji - nevalne. A Wy?
"Jak nalezi dobre. Zdalo s
mi, $ze jsme putoyali ma hol'
Effetu y. !" /,
"Patrne 'nectla jeste SPRAY
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PRoDAM PEKNE poMY

PRODAM PEkNE pOMY V
Corlett, jeden ma 4 pokoje do
lie a a nahofe a vedlejsi lot.
Dobre rlfsto pro drdbez a kra-
VI. Cena $4350, hotov9 $500
"a ostatni die ujednanf. Ddm
ma vychodni LA. ul. moderns
zaffzeny, garaz, dlazba "a
placena, je tam fermes, dive
koupelny, da Sc "a 5000. Pla-
tebni podminky obou die .ujed,
mani. Nam tkz nakolik fareln
ma prodej aneb ma vymenu y
okoli Chagrin Fails. xJednejte
rychle, dokud je vyber q dopi-
ste ma B. Sachu Do Fendell Rd
Chagrin Falls. O., blize vozo-
,.vek. 6-sl
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PRODA Sc obuvni obchod
Sc vsim zafizenim, dobra pri-
lezitost pro Cechoslovaka. Pr
Gina sc sdeli dstne. Haste Sc
u Mr.. Sipana, 5746 Broad
way, blize vychodni 55. ul.
8-31
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PRODA Sc pekna farma 0 68
akrech, blize sokolske farmy
(Sokol Fresh Air Camp, pek-
ne budovy, 8 kone, IL krav,
100 slepic, farmarske nacini,
8 akrl kukufice, 4 akry BRAN
bord, II akrI ovsa, pravidel-
ny prijem "a mleko. Cena je
$4,000. Haste Sc u R. E.
Deacon, 4429 Warner Rd. vez-
mete .vych. 105. karu. 8-31
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PRIJMOU Sc diva zrucni tesa-
ii. Haste sc u FIR. Starek, {.
1928 Plymouth Ave. Garfield
Heights. Vezmete' vych. los.
karu. 8-31
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PRODA Sc feznicky obchod v
dobrem miste phi tribe "a ho-
tove. Haste Sc v ciE. 1884
Miles Ave. 9-1'
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PRODA Sc moderne zafizeny
jednorodinny dun o 5ti svet-
nicich S koupelnou dole a jed
nou svetnici nahofe, da Sc vel
mi LEVINE. Haste Sc V els.
1905 Bartlett Ave. s9-5
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MUSl BYT PRODAN nabytek
a koberce do ctyr pokoji tez
gramofon a 'kombinacni ka-
nina. Haste Sc v els. 1875 W.
chodni ia. ul. z Union Ave.
ca
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"Co pax fikal?'
"ze chce upfimne vyhleda-
,,vati smifenf S Andelkou !.
Ctla jste jeho dopis?" ptal Sc
HaIaburd co MONA pokoine
"Arci."
Toto sldvko, tax nenucene
a proste proneseno, pdsobilo
ma setnfka, jakoby dostal sill
nou ranu do celia. Pred ocima
Sc mu delaly mzitky, usi mu
zalehly.
| "Snad jsem spatn6 slysel,"
namanulo Sc mu, "snad
rekla neco jineho )"
J Musel nabyti jistoty.
"Jak Sc mu povedl?" ptal
Sc jeste tiseji.
"Celkem dobre," odtusila
nenucene, nedbale pani Kami-
la - "ale aspon o polovicku
mohl byt kratsf."
"On velmi dychtive ceka ma
vasi kritiku -
"Nejlepsi kritikou snad mu
bude, kdyz psani sama slecne
odevzdam a syou pfimluvou v
jeho prospech zakrocim."
"Vyborn6 - Jen hodne br-
zy!"
"Ze hrbitova uz nikam j.
mann nechod'te nez k man," "a
septala jeste pani, nacez Sc
Cd neho Ease oddelila mezi svo
i il damskou spolecnost.
"To je neslychane!" zvolal
u sebe Halaburd. mad tim
cloveku trne rozum! Ceho
vseho je ia zenstina schopna?
i Obsah listu Kalivodova Sc N.Y.
sli jeji pranic nedotknul, po-
nevada Sc domniva, re krom
pisatele nikdy jiny mem ne
vi! "A. $ jakou smelosti mi nej-
hrubsi LEI podava "a prav-
1 duHs.
i Polesny Bernas, octnuv Sc
I po jeho boku, promluvil ma
nej a prerusil tax jeho vnitr-
nj samomluvy.
/ Ia hlaholu zvonG a smutec-
niho zpivani i hrani ubiral Sc
prdvod mesteckem. Pred rak-
! vi, kterou nesli mladsi lesnici,
lkraSelo farafem Doufali-
KEN i nekolik prespolnich kne
Ii, "a nj nejblize nasledova-
la Andelka s obema detmi ze-
snuleho, pax zenska honorace,
uprostfed niz distojne, ba
vznesen6 jako knezna Sc me-
sla pani Malezanova; k MIN
lpojila Sc honorace muzska,
pax vail Sc cely proud lidu
mestskeho a vesnickeho. V me
} stecku malo oSbb zdstalo do.
ma ~ tech tn zvlaste. byli pc
( hresovani pani Rlzena, chot
2 neboztikova a stary pan uci-
: tel.
: Ostatne Sc dcastnici pohrbu
: stejne jako Lebedou a pfibu7
: lnymi jeho duchu zamestna
wall setnikem- Halaburdem
: Videl, ze vsichni vikol nehc
= znaji uz novinu, tax nevcasna
e rozhlasenou. Jenom nadlesn
: Knakal blizko n6ho kracel !
: vaznou zasmusilosti, zrakem
n Sc nlu vyhybaje; ostatni We
( smes patrili na setnika JAKE
i ma muze, ktereho nenadale sti
sti ra4em vysoko povzneslo =
n cht9li Smu jiz pohledem svyn
ukazati, jak Sc z toho raduji
il Chte1i mu take 2 tvare Wv
vi cisti, jak no stesti jeho blaz
a jemu zatim bylo, jakob.
mezi mimi stal ma pranyri! On
o nemeli pravem stavu veci je
y Ste potuchy - "a to Andelc'
Ivsechno bylo znamo. Zajist'
(" j j Sc dnes uz doneslo, ze sen
e pfijel jako zenich pani Male
u zanove jak 0 nem cd t
! chvile soudi? Poklada' no Il
Y |nizkeho cloveka, ktery che
vi 81 pro penize witt zenstinu
oljejiz pohorsliyy pomer S Kali
n vodou il byl dobre povedom
/ ~ =. *
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VELKA LACE. - Ia pficinou
odjezdu z mesta must byti pro
dan dnm Q 6ti pokojich $ kou-
pelnou, fernes, elektrika, plyn,
skopky ma pradlo, ulice dlaz-
.dena a zaplacena, dal Sc "a
pouhych $4,000. Blizsi sdeli
Nejedlik a Mikes, realtors,
1lO15 Union Ave. Tel. Broad
way 1856 Union 1861 r.
O.
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PRODA Sc farma o Is akrech
move budovy, dost vody, p6kna
zahrada, je II mil Cd Squaru.
Blizsi Sc sdeli vNcis. 3O58 zap.
11O. ul. po ste hod. veser.
8-3l
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DR. OBJ N E
ON A M K Y.
PRIME Sc:

2 DoBRE PRODAvACE ce-
sky mluyici, pfijmou Sc ku
prodavani aut "Studebaker
Sales. Corp" 1925 Broadway.
Tel. Broadway 1856. 9-3
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PRODA Sc stroj ma michani
malty, kof1krytu, hod1 Sc pro
stavitele aneb pro zavadsce
chodnikl Haste Sc u j..
Wagner Mfg. Co. 1914 Broad
way. J 81
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PRIJMOU Sc pani ma byt be-
ze stravy~anebsse stravous kou
pehla k pot1ziti, ! zvllstni
:vchod. Haste Sc v els. 3313
vych. 40. ul. ~ 9-3
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PRIME Sc divka prodavat v
'grocernirn obchode. Haste
Sc v els. 5O06 Anson Ave-, biz
ze Barkwill skoly. 81
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PRlJME Sc z Ceskoslovenska
prijeta divka ma vseobecnou
domac praci. Haste Sic v els.
3035 vych. 116. ul. S-31
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PRODA Sc dim 5ti poko-
jich, koupelnou, sklep pod
celym domem, garaz. Haste
Sc u majitele v els. 1926 Me-
yers ave. blize Fulton Rd.
9-23
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod prodejem doutnikn a
skolnich potfeb, naleza Sc v &.
1916 Buckeye Rd., je tam "a
ruceny tydni pffjem $45O, da
Sc velmi LEVINE. Blizsi sd6li
Mr.. Zimerman, 6015 Scovill
Ave. 8-31
, 1923-07-08
NORMA STARS
IN COMEDY AT
The WYOMING
Famous Beauty Will Appear
In "She Loves and Lies"
Last of Week"

Norma Talmadge. famed beauty Of
the screen, is coming to the wyo
ming Theatre next Thursday in "She
Loves and Lies" a comedy drama
founded on Wilkie Collins story OF
the same name.
In this play. Mss TaImadge por.
trays two sides Of the well known
eternal triangle. being her own rival
for the affections of her husband
Miss Talmadge as Marie Calender
finds herself wed TO a certain Mr..
Lismore. whom she marries in q
phiianthropic mood. to help him tide
over some financial worries. 1t is
purely a marriage of convenience. but
as time passes Marie finds the mar
riage of = convenience" extremely
dull; whereup she searchers for a
method Of winning her husbands
love. The plan she eventually hits
pom is unique to say the least, Real
izing that she cannot fiirt with him
at home under the Circumstances. she
goes elsewhere. becomes someone
else. and sets out to win him.
Greenwich Village. the celebrated
habitat Of the folks whom Irwin s.
Cobb has nick-named the Hobo
hemians'' is the site of much of the
action in the play.
, 1923-07-08

storm ragged two men engaged in
deadly battle on a steamer yacht.
Don't fan to see this splendid pic
Irritation of n thrilling story by
Katherine &ewlin Burt, which tells
OF a South c island girl who IS
forced to wed a disremrtable white
man and WIN. after suffering many
hardships- regains her Freedom
through a xengeful leopardess. Ed
ward LanEford and Montague Love
portray the principal roles in support
Of the star.
, 1923-07-08
At the Iris.

At the Iris.
Sunday only-Jackie coogan in
"Oliver Twist; Harold Lloyd in
Chop Suey & Co"
Monday and Tuesday Mighty
LAX a Rose" First National special;
Twas Ever Thus" a comedy.
wednesday and Thursday -Pola
Negri in Mad Love-; Harold Lloyd
in THE Rajah".
Friday and Saturday-Tom Mix in
Three Jumps Ahead; Assorted
Heroes" a comedy.
At the Wyoming.
Today and Monday-"The Younger
Rrothers Outlaws" n picture of the
, 1923-07-08
IfHE AZ

At the Rialto.
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday
Theodore Roberts in " Grumpy sup
ported by May McAvoy and Conrad
Maggie; Carter DeHaven comedy.
Keep EN- Home; Kinogram News;
Aesop's Fables.
Wednesday and Thursday-Alice
Brady in THE Leopardess"; Dan
Mason in a Plum Center comedy,
Pop Tuttle's Lost Nerve; Lyman
II. Howe's Hodge Podge".
Friday and Saturday-Mae Marsh
in It'll We Meet Again" a William
Christie Cabanne production; Lloyd
Hamilton comedy. Uneasy Feet;
Pathe News.
, 1923-07-08
Hundreds Enjoy
Band Concert at
City Park Friday

Hundreds Of people crowded aruund
the city park Friday night to listen
to the concert given by the Ameri-
can Legion hand. The weather was
ideal for rendering the concerts and
the music was enjoyed by all who
heard it
A 2 different numbers were
given by the band
Another concert viii be given next
Friday evening. The program will
he announced later.
, 1923-07-08

gest offerings of the season and is
brim full of everything there is in a
real up.to-the-minute musical comedy.
one OF the biggest features of the
season will be on the same program.
rip Van Wrinkle" There are few
who have not seen it that will not
want TO see it again. There will he
the usual ladies' matinee Wednesday
when double prizes will be given.
, 1923-07-08

At the Columbia
This being the final week for the
Billy Maine company they will offer
the patrons Of the Columbia n real
treat in the way of musical comedy
entertainment. Starting with the
usual matinee at ESQ and running
continuous the musical comedy offer
ing will be 'Frivolities of 1928"
Aside from the musical comedy there
VIII be IL big vaudeville and en-
semble numbers interspersed. The
p%hotoplay, THE Journeys End" is
Hugo Ballin's best and is produced
with an all.star cast.
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
The Billy Maine company will offer
for their final production, "a House
Party" which will be ono OF the big
, 1923-07-08

need have no trouble and only
nominal expense in attending the
dance.
Besides the amusement furnished
by dancing. a roller skating rink is
also open at this institution.
Paradise park is a beautiful SPOT
just off the east Yellowstone high.
way, a little more than a mile out.
, 1923-07-08
ais = Vaudeville :: News of Local. Offerings :: Notes of Flndon

early days when bandits roamed the
west; also comedy and news reel.
Tuesday and Wednesday 1.-The
Bishop of the ozarks," something big
and something new; two-part comedy
and news reel.
Thursday and Friday-Norma Tai.
madge. the gift to the world. in "She
Loves and Lies; comedy. Some
Glass;" and Jack Dougherty in
Lonesome Luck.
Saturday only-Hoot Gibson in a
big thriller.
, 1923-07-08
SEA PICTURE
SHOWS Storm
and BATTLES
Men Fight In ''The Leopard
ess" as Elements Rage
On Ocean

Did you ever consider, while view
ing a storm in a motion picture, what
a tremendous task It most be for man
, 1923-07-08
PARADISE PARK OPENS TONIGHT
With fine DANCING PROGRAM
Raggy Rubin and Bryce Wilson, With Original
Tavern Orchestra, to Play for Evening
Entertainment at Pavilion.

The dancers Of Casper will hail with delight the an
nouncement that Paradise park opens this evening. This 10
the third season for this popular open air dancing naviIion
and the attraction which it has held in the past will .undoubt'
eddy be maintained by it through the present summer.
Manager Genres has announced that Rargv Rnhin and
, 1923-07-08

Bryce WILSON With INC original
Tavern orchestra will play for the
dancing at this pavilion.
Bus service will be maintained TO
and from the park so that persons
who are not in possession of cars
, 1923-07-08

The yearly mortality among physi.
clans IN England is higher than that
Ersons the members OF any other "
ire so-called lolrned professions.
, 1923-07-08

Sunday and Monday-Dustin Far
mum in 'Bucking the Barrier; Sat
urday Morning" Our Gang comedy
Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday
and Friday-'The Man Next Door,
Putnam patriot., 1923-11-09
V C, T o R Y
Obey Say


 The truest thing that Theodore ] Rooaeyelt ever said wass ..Fhe. public 2 woait take ifs own part. THAT
 Once in a xhIle is does. a in eer= tain local caaeuaes- THAT
 t. a bad habit to aaht ae@spa- per. THAT
 A newspaper can always have the last word THAT
 The annual Red Gross drive begins next Monday. THAT
 It means one dollar from and 3 badge to--everybody. THAT
 The best American habit is The Red Cross habit. THAT
 Fifty per cent of ali the money eol= #| leeted for the Red Cross is spent right here in Putnam. THAT
 One man who talked hard times aad to wait ten days to dHd a man 70 ao single days work. THAT
 Thee are the short aags of tse year THAT
 Christmas is only slz Resks aaay. THAT
 Ms Warmers new b9ok-sGFeaa and Couples, s,''-is now on safe THAT
 Il looks lke 5 victory for Eie THAT
 Four weekly newspapers are pf#Ht- ei in The Patriot office. THAT
 You can. guess what they are THAT
 A vote in tba eanens ought Q E vote ea election das. THAT
 The women voters came out az never before ia the ealraze= THAT
 They eame Ia tKe cause of good rpveumeut for Putnam. THAT
 r you liked the book yoa vill want to gee ..lf Winter Comes. THAT
 Thers m really any f about | for a come. Who'd have thought that families could be broken and friends separat- cd hy the FFauco-German question i've years after the war. THAT
 To do your Christmas shopping early k not doing the clerks any more of a favor than yourself. THAT
 Someone has referred to the three mile limit as the "far flung bottle line" THAT
 The freshmen Viil soon be home to tell all about it THAT
 There will be a lot they won't tel. THAT
 It wasn't a poor fish that started the fire, after all. THAT
 The Areanum Club has qa.t coon hunting for the season THAT
 The 'eoons don't care THAT
 The Patriot Junior says some ,hlnes that its senior doesn't dare tg say HAT
 Isa raey thing. the Patriot Junior HAT
 It is too bad that tha ehsaegaace If hrmistiee Day should fal lnta neglect HAT
 Al Putnam niH be glad that tie St aaeo structure is Co be g dance tall te replace the closeaup lnioa haIl
 HAT
 Putnam needs . revised tg char
 TAT
 The present charter laaea.t aa ueh to protect the landowner.
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 The approach of winter j. kae tls builders build faster. HAT
 In proportion Putnam has as#maa tsxis as New York. HAT
 They are like the T55neriHs Trolley they meet all the truias 4EEA
 The Rotarians had Rotary time at heir Halloween party THAT
 When the Rotarians rotate its hard 70 beat 'em. HAT
 Jack was year older yesterday THAT
 You'd never think it. THAT
 Birthdays are the pest of the year. THAT
 Some people would rather have smallpox or sleeping sickness. TfiAT
 IL is good skunk hunting 8 little north of Putnam. THAT
 Jessie can play all around Pader- wiski.