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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-05

br. Obermajer oznamuje uspo.
radiant Husovy slavnosti v 50.
botu 5. cervence v ceske ma.
rodnf sini, kde bu;de fecnit an.
glicky Jos. w. Shirts Day.
ton %. ma thema .sOd lana
Husa k biskupu Brownovi.. Ce.
sky bude fecnit br. j. Marti-
mex. j. w. Sharts byl obhaj-
Gem biskupa Browna pfi SOU
du pro kacfrstvi, ktery Sc ko-
nal v poslednf dobe v Cleve-
landu. Jeho obhajoba vyvola-
la zajem po 8cele eAmerice.
Predseda vyzyva pfitomne k
agitaci pro 1cast tax ably hlav-
nj sal byl zaplnen. Agitacnf w
Dor kona pfipravy pro spolec-
ny vylet, ktery Sc bude konat
v nedeli Z. zari v zahrade br
capka ma vych. II. ul.
Do statniho sjezdu, :stery
jest urcen ma delnicky svatek
V Dillonvale, -byli az dosud
zvoleni bratri Jan Bocek, J..
L. Payer, Antonin Cervenka,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-05
SLAVENl DNE NEODWSlOSTI.
NAvSTfvY Y SADECH 0DHApovAMy
Ma 0BR0vSk0U UCAST PRES
cTvRT mILLl0Nu HLAv.
LETOSNf "CTVRTY CERVENEC" UPLYNUL
IA POMERNEHO CHLADNA, TAX JAKO
BY JESTE AM LETA NEBYLO.

skytl prveho osetfeni a v do.
mnence, ze zranena jest jen
lehce, il odkazal do domaci lee
by. simkova "a nedlouho pc
dopraveni domG utrpenemu Il.
razu podlehla.
70leta Katefina C. Polan.
dova, 1851 Lake ave., Lake.
wood, vystoupila z krovin ma
Miles ave. a vych. 151. ul. a
primo do drahy poulicni kary,
byla prejeta k smrti.
Mezi zranenymi v Clevelan-
de nachazf sc James Kubes,
1898 zap. 48. ul., jehoz auto
mobil sjel po svahu ma Brecks-
vile rd.
V ostatnim Ohiu zahynuli v
americky svatek 16lety Leroy
Rhodes z Ravenny, jenz Sc u
topil jezfrku Brady a v De-
troit pfisel o zivot John Mauer
byv We Fort Clinton usmrcen
pfekotivsfm Sc autem.
DIE znaleckych odhadd by
la vcera navsteva vefejnych o.
slav v parcfch rekordni, neb
pry prekonavala udavanou ci-
fru 100000 1castnikd, z nichz
100000 navstivilo vcera ohno-
stroj v Brookside parku a We
Woodland Hills parku pfihli-
zelo ohhostroji as $4,000 osob
a as ma polovinu odhadovan je
pocet divakI v Garfield a
Kingsbury lparcich a podob-
nym navst6vam Sc tesily osla-
Wy predmestske.
Den zahajen byl dopoledne
slavnostnim vytazenim vlajky
"a ktereho X lidu promluvi
kongresnik Theodor E. Burtor
a soucasne kOnana priobcova'
ci slavnost v Luna parku, kde
oslOveno as 5000 move natu.
ralisovanych obcanl a obca.
mex meStSkym managerem
Hopkinsem a gen. Zimerma.
mem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-05
NEPRfTEL zENSKE EMAN.
CIPACE.

AS pred rokem vydal Antho
ny M. Ludovici (Alfred Knopf)
knihu pod titulem woman a
Vindication", V ktere zle po-
tira moderni feministicke hnu-
ii s tvrzenim, re zena neni
rovna muzi, leda jen jako je-
no spolecnice. Autor die vzoru
vsech reakcionarG pravi, re
zena krone povinnosti domacf
hospodyne nema zadneho il
neho urceni a vSechny tyto
svoje "zkusenosti" doklada BIZ
ologii, psychologist, dejinami
vlastnimi poznatky. Spis jest
vrzenim rukavice do tvare ce-
lie moderni spolecnosti.
, Nejpodivn6jsim vsak jest
ze Sc spisovateli az dosud ne.
dostalo patricne odpovedi 2
rad feministu zen samotnych
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-05
OCHRANA DRAHOCEN
NIGH vECf.

Originally Prohlaseni Neod-
vislosti a Ustavy jsou nynf v
Kongresnf knihovn6 We Wash
Iingtone, D. c., vylozeny K We
rejnemu nahlednutf. v MIRA
morove skfini, zvlast9 k tomu
dcelu sestrojene, listiny ty ma
lezajf Sc v krabicich, pokry-
Itych zvlast6 pfipravenou gela-
tinovou blanou, jez chrani dra
hocenne listing pred vybled-
Inutim ucinky svetla. Nejdraho
cennejsf v6cf ma sv9t9 je mas
zivot, k n6mu pfipiname vsech
ny sve nadeje. Oc vice tedy
nutno chraniti zivot pred po-
skozenfm? Takovou ochranou
.je Trinerovo Horke Vino, ne
bot mnoho nemoci lie stopo-
vati k pOrucham zaludku a lze'
je tudiz zameziti, udrzujeme-
III pomoci Trinerova Horkeho
Vina faludek a vnitrnosti v
cistote. Tento lex zbavi vas
nechuti k jidlu, zacpy. bole-
nj hlavy, dusevni zmalatn9lo-
sti a telesne povsechni ochab-
nosti. Zkuste tez Triheruv liz
niment, jenz rychle pomaha
pri reumatickych bolestech, O.
teklinach, lnave svaln a no.
hou. Nedostanete-li Trinero-
vych lekG sousedstvi, piste
firme Joseph Triner Compa-
ny, Chicago, Ill.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-05
JUBILEJNf SLAVNOST OSA.
DY SV. PROKOPA.

Ia vGerejsi zlate jubilejni
oslavy osady sv. Prokopa ma
zap. strane vidal biskup
Schrembs plnou chvalu zakla-
datelGm a gratuloval farari
p. M. Cervenemu "a v pro-
speech farnosti vykonanou pra-
ci. Stalo Sc tax "a biskupova
kazani po dopoledni slavnost-
nj msi. Jubilejni kazani proslo
veno bylo rev. J. w. Beckou,
fararem osady sv. Vojtecha
ma strane vychodni. Vcerejsek
byl hlavnim dnem jubilejnich
slavnosti rozvrzenych ma tri
dny.
Biskup Schrembs zminil Sc
O ztratach ma zivotech lid
skych majetcich "a posledni
vichrice v Lorain, kterou po-
rovnaval IS bouri duchov-
MIN zivote, ktera podobne pI-
sobi obrovske skody." Vypra-
vel, kterak dlel navstevOu v ne
mocnici sv. Josefa v Lorain u
lIzka hocha, jenz "a katastro-
fy byl zranen.
Pc kostelnich obradech sl.
Gastnil Sc biskup spolu cir.
kevnim hodnostarem spolecne.
no banketu, poradaneho v osa
dni sini.
Slavnost vecerni byla spo
lecnou schIzkou vsech spolu
zakladatelu jubilejni osady
Ones dopoledne slouzena byls
mse zadusni "a vsechny osad
Milky, kteri sc zlate oslavy ne
dockali. Dale nasledoval ban
ket a vecer usporadan bude ,
osadni sini koncert.
Hlavnfm cislem poradu ri
tfejsiho bude komicka opere
ia "Bulbul", nastudovana kos
telnim sborem zp6vakd.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-05
ZE SCHoZE VELKOkADU
c.S.P.S. STATU OHIO.

Schdzi zahajil pfeds. A. Ur-
banec v urcity cas-. Zapisky
re schize minule cteny a pri-
jaty. Zprava divernika vyka-
zuje prijem cd hlavni dradov-
ny $4,000, vydanf $4,000. Zpra-
va byla prijata. Ia minuly me
sic zemfeli bratfi Jan liable,
Josef Tomec. Volta Benes, Va
CLAW Sanda. Ma vyzvani preds.
pritomnf bratfi povstanim ze-
mrelym bratffm proievili po-
sledni poctu. Br. F. Sakryd u
|cinil zminku O cinnosti v dri-
ivejsich dobach zemfeleho br.
v. Sandy. ktefy jiz pred 43 ro-
ky byl cinnym We skolnim W.
boru, kdy velkymi obtizemi
Sc vydrzovala dvoutrfdnf ces-
ka nedelni skola v obecne sko-
lie ma ulici Warren. Neiv6tsi
zaiem pro udrzeni te sko'v
nell jiz zemreli bratfi Paw. E.
Payer, F. Payer a Stadnik,
|ktery pres tricet rokd bvl We
skolrEn vVboru starostlivvm
pokladnikem. Kratochvil. Ger
mak. Mares. Prosek. Albl. po-
zdeii pax T. sidlo. F. Fila. ].
Linek a JIM. Dosud ziii pracov
nici tech dob mezi nami, isou
to Ictyhodnf kmeti Burda 2
Mead ave., Hauser ma vych.
,54. ul. a K. siskovsky. Jsou to
mile vzpominky ma ty stare
jiz zapomenute pracovniky.
Ze svazu svobodomyslnych
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-05

Letosni "ctvrty cervenec" u
plynul "a pomerneho chladna,
tax jako by jest6 ami leta ne
bylo. | pres okolnost, ze sc
snesla odpoledne mensi prska
sesly Sc do mestskych sadn,
kde poradany byly ohnostroje
nahradou "a soukrome vypa-
lovani vselikych tech prska-
vek ohrozujicich zdravf i Ii
voty jednotlivcG, Ike kazdemu
programu znacne zastupy. Vel
ky pocet divaki (asi 1OO.OOO)
mela slavnostni hra We Wade
parku, kde sc umistilo kolem
rybnfcku lidu "jako maku".
Velka navsteva nebyla ale ma
prospech vysazenym krovi-
nam, ktere byly zejmena "a
nastale tiny lidem poslapany
a tax mestu zpGsobena valna
SkOda.
Pres zakazy soukromeho wy
palovani ohhostrojI oslavne
strelby hlasi cerna kronika
pet smrti zpdsobenych phi o.
slavach v statu Ohio a asi Id
vaznejsich zraneni. Nektere
pripady dluzno arci zaraditi
mezi nestesti traficni. v Cleve
lande hrala 81 We spolecnosti
ditek 4leta Marie Spellacy,
1882 Oak Park ave. S. w.,
kdyz jedno ditko re sousedstvi
zanitilo prskavku, cd ktere
chytly jeji satecky. Devcatko
slime popalene dopraveno by
10 do evangelicke nemocnice,
kde "a nekolik hodin "a vel
kych bolesti zemrelo.
Ia neobvyklych okolnosti re
mrela 28leta pi. Elisha Si,pko-
va, 42O3 Stickney ave. 81 w.
Jela s nekolika prately v ma
kladnim automobile sveho mu
ze z vyletu re Strongsville,
kdyz pojednou narazem ma hr
bolate ceste spadla narazic
hlavou ma zem. Byla dovezena
k jednomu lekari, ktery il po-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-05
POLAPENY SVINDLER s
AKCIEMI.

Ma obzalobu pro pouziti spo1
kove postv k podvodnvm ice
lbm predan byl federalni vel
koporote John F. Kampman
alias Chas. Kempfer. ienz P,
J.x a H. P. PontzerovIm z
Kresey, Pa, prodal "a $4,000
bezcennych akcii. Vytecnik je
pod zarukou $4,000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-05
MA BROADWAY NALEZE.
NY STASTNY DEDIC.

PribuZni We Fort Wayne
marne hledali po 20 roki w.
Martina, obchodnika nabyt-
KEN, az konecne byl tyz We
ctvrtek policii objeven v {. 961
Broadway. cekalo jej velmi
pfijemne pfekvapeni, znacne
dedictvi. ktere nan ceka jiz
tax dlouho We Fort Wayne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-05
SBfRKY We PROSPECH LO-
RAINSKYCH POSKOZENYCH

Guverner A. v. Donahey nc
hodla drive .vydati verejne Wy
zvani k pomocnym sbirkam We
prospech vetrnou smrsti roz-
kotaneho mesta Lorain, pokud
'nebude pozadan Americkym
Cervenym Kfizem statni W.
'pomocnou komisi. Odpovedel
tax ma dotaz lorainskeho may
ora G.. Hoffmana, ktery 81 pral
ivedeti, ida guverner hodla Wy
zvati presidenta, by tento W.
dial APPEL O pomoc celemu Sou
stati.
Obcansky vybor lorainske-
no okresu vydal jiz druhe po-
selstvi ctyriceti organisacim,
vcetn6 obcanskym klubdm, po-
,mockam Y. M. C.. A., muz-
skym j zenskym bratrskym IA
dGm, zeleznicnim organisacim,
,,vyslouzilcIm jakoz mayorIm
|osad. Poselstvi mi:
'Lorain bylo smutne posti-
izeno. Skoda spada vetsinou
ma lid bez domovI a bez zdro
ljI prijmd. Ohiosky guverner
'vyjednava o pomoc statni. To
vsak nestaci. Lorain potrebu-
je kazdy mozny prispevek jak
Iod celych osad tax cd jed
notlivcd.
"Zaslete pfispevky ma To-
rainskou odbocku Cerveneho
Krize. Narodni Cerveny Kriz
ma dozor mad rozdilenim."
Ia porady mayora Hoffma-
ma S H. M. Bakerem, redite-
lem pomoci cerveneho Krize,
'oZnamili jak v planu obnovo-
vacich a pomocnych bude po-
kracovano. Rodiny postizene
'dcstavati budou hotove penize
'misto dosavadniho dozdavani
Iiidel kantinach. ROdinam.
ktre znovu postavi svoje do
movy, poskytnuty budou peni-
re, koupen Jim nabytek, odev,
lnastroje atd. Poskozenym far
marIm opatreno bude naradi
a "a znicenou urodu poskyt-
nuta podpora az do pristich
! mi. Jinak odejde z mesta jiz
dnes prvni oddil milice, jez Sc
dostavila do Lorain v sile 1900
muzd a sluzbu ma vychodni
strane mesta tvom vyslouzilci.
DIE zprav opusti ale posledni
milicak mesto as "a mesfc.
Mezi prispivately jest jme-
novano mesto Detroit s $10.-
600 byvaly guverner Davis
500. Mayor re Sandusky vce-
Ia prohlasil taktez, re sc bude
o vnejsi pomoc pro vlastni po-
Skozence uchazeti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-05
OBJEVENA VINOPALNA.

Ma vcerejsi noe podarilo sc
polici objeviti We dvofe dOmu,
4200 Euclid ave., diva 50gallo-
move destilovaci aparaty v<pl.
ne cinosti. Krone toho zaba-
veno bylo 21 plechovek 5gal-
lonovych hotoveho jiz "stofu"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-05
JEZERNf PARNfK estate
OF OHIO" OPRAVEN

Zminene plavidlo jez sc v
zdejsim pfistavu pred nedav-
nem pri pozaru potopilo, bylo
|opraveno a stale Sc majetkem
potapece Franka Stantona.
ITyz Sc snazi lod' zpeneziti q
zda Sc mu tax nepodafi, pou-
zije parniku k vlastnim 1ce-
linn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-05

Josef Kucera, Anton Uhlif, AZ
lois Urbanec, Frank Janousek,
Josef Stffbrny, Alb. Obrmajer,
Alb. Melichar. Konecne byla
delsi debata o dradu statnfho
div9rnfka. Ma to schIze skon-
cena.. r. s..
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-05

Profesorskd zapomstliUost.
Profesorova zena: "Podivej
Sc. zde je parte. ze tvij nejlepsi
pfitel ktcek zemfel."
Professor: ITO je dost, zc 81
Ease jednou ma mnc vzpomnel.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-17
POLICE HOLD MAN
DURING PROBE OF
SOURCE OF CUTS
James Longnire Placed Under
Arrest at City
Hospital,

James Longmire, S5, of 109 S. Elder
Ave, is held at the city hospital un.
der vagrancy charges during investi.
cation.
DIR. W. F. Hickman, 834 Marion
Ave, called police when he said Long
mire refused to go to the hospital
for treatment, according to officers.
Longnire had severe cuts on the left
side of the face and eye.
Earl Giltner. r. r. o, Box 297, told
police that Longmire and a woman
went to his house early today and
that he drove them to the city, &C
cording to officers. At Fountain
Square, Giltner said, the woman left,
according to police.
Long1nire Is said to have. told po-
lice the cuts were the result of an
automobile accident.
Police are searching for Pete La.ff
proprietor of a restaurant at 80 n
Senate Ave. Harry Harper, 331 w
New York St, told officers that in ar
argument Laff cut him with a bread
knife, according to police. The wound
was not serious.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-17
1BARRESTS MADE
DURING WEEKEND
Police Hold 1855 Men and
TWenty-Three Women,

One hundred and fifty-f1ve men and
twenty-threee women were arrested
during the weekend, police states
show.
Twenty-three were charged with
speeding.
Raids on two alleged gambling
games resulted in twenty-six arrests.
Police said they found s4.6O and some
dice on the floor at the home OF
William Broadly. 241 W. Fifteenth St.
Eight men and three women were ar
rested.
William Dickinson, ~. colored. OF
1909 \. West St, was charged with
keeping a gaming house. Twelve col
ored men are charged with gaming.
Ten men and three women were
charged with operating a blind tiger.
Two men were accused OF operating a
vehicle while intoxicated.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-17
TOday'S Best
Radio Features

Copyright. 1924, by United Press
WIZ. New York (455 meters). 9:15
p. m. Eastern Standard Time-Dinner
of the Friendly Sons of ST. Patrick
fro mHotel Aston.
WLW, Cincinnati 1909 meters). s
p. m, Central Standard Time-St
Patrick's day celebration, broadcast
from Hotel Sinton.
WSB. Atlanta (429 naeters). q. M
to Midnight, Central Standard Time
Program appropriate to st. Patrick S
day.
WGY, Schenectady $3.50 meters)
7:45 p. m, Eastern Standard Time
Evening concert, program and ad'
drses by Commander Joseph S. Evans,
United States Navy.
woo. Davenport ASA meters). 10 p.
m, Central Standard Time-Musical
program and Wendellhall. national
radio star.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-17
QUART OF WATER
CLEANS KIDNEYS
Take a Little Salts if Your
Back Hurts, or Bladder
Is Troubling You.

No man or woman can make mis-
take by flushing the kidneys occasion
ally, says a well-known authority.
Eating too much rich food creates
acids, which excite the kidneys. They
become overworked from the strain,
get sluggish and fail to filter the waste
and poisons from the blood. Then we
get sick. rheumatism. headaches.
liver trouble, nervousness, dizziness,
sleeplessness and urinary disorders
often come from sluggish kidneys.
The moment you feel a dull ache in
the kidneys, or your back hurts, or if
the urine is cloudy, offensive, full of
sediment, irregular of passage or at
tended by a sensation Of scalding, be-
gin drinking a quart of water each
day, also get about four ounces OF Jad
Salts from any pharmacy; take a
tablespoonful in a glass of water be-
fore breakfast and in a few days your
kidneys may act fine.
This famous salts IS made from the
acid Of grapes and lemon juice. COM
bined with lithia, and has been used
for years to flush and stimulate the
kidneys; also to help neutralize the
acids In the system, so they no longer
cause irritation, thus often relieving
bladder weakness.
Jad Salts is inexpensive: makes a
delightful effervescent Whitewater
drink which every one should take
now and then to help keep the kidneys
clean and active and the blood pure,
thereby often avoiding serious kidney
complications. BY all means have
your physician examine your kidneys
at least twice observation-disclosures
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-17
POLICE HUNT BOY
Thief AFTER $3.50
GROCERY ROBBERY
CoIored Lad Grabs Money as
11-Year-0Id EmpIoye
Makes Change,

Police are searching for a colored
boy who grabbed about $3.50 out OF
the money drawer in the grocery Of
G. G. Tubbs. 6O7 n. Alabama ST., Sat
day. while Russell Schwartentraub,
II, of 610 n. Alabama St, was making
change after the cOlOred lad had pur-
chased d package Of chewing gum.
No trace has been found of two men
seen in the home of Clayton Seaman,
219 n. Davidson ST. Saturday by
members Of the family, after Scan
ANS 6OC spread the alarm.
A colored man and a white COM
panion siCgged Frank Lampkins OF
Bloomington, Ind, and robbed him Of
SIG in an alley in the 200 block in
Kentucky Ave, after inviting him to
join them in a poker game
A colored man who fired a shot at
Mary Berry, coloFed, 567 Dorman St.
after she refused to obey his command
TO put UP her hands while in her
home Saturday, escaped.
Other thefts reported during. the
weekend:
- A. L. Guthrie, 1928 n. Illinois St,
home ransacked; William Russell. col
ored, 81 w. Walnut St, pocket picked
of S17; Mrs. Elizabeth Thoman, 724
n. New Jersey St, home entered, $50
taken: Mrs. NJ. T. Kimberlin, 1913
W. Twenty-Seventh St, seven chick
ems valued at SIS taken.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-17
HUNT FOR MISSING
WOMAN EXTENDED
Police Believe Miss Mayer
May Be Alive

Search for Miss Rose Mayer. AZ. Of
332 n. Noble St. extended TO nearby
cities today o ma police theory that
Miss Mayer, who left her home Fri
day morning. might still be alive.
Although police dragged White
River near the W. Washington St.
bridge. where a hat and coat Of Miss
Mayer were found. no trace Of the
body was found. Relatives, however,
are inclined TO believe Miss Mayer
took her life near the bridge.
Miss Mayer left at l a. m, saying
she was going to a physician. Search
of the neighborhood for an hour failed.
Her case has been compared by po-
lice with that of Miss Sadie Nc
Groarty. former secretary of the park
board, who disappeared May 5. 1923,
and whose body later was found in
Niagara Falls.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-17
GUEST CATCHES VISITOR
Arm Appears From Behind Curtain
Owner Is Captured.

L. E. Bannon. Y NJ, G. A. emerged
victorious from a scufle with Matt
c. Campbell. 2s. colored Sunday
night Campbell told the police emer-
genoy squad he lived at 1881 Bellefon.
tame st. and the turnkey that he
lived at 622 w. Vermont st. He Is
charged with entering q house to
commit a felony, vagrancy and oper-
atins a blind tiger.
Bannon told the police he was call
ing on Miss Hazel Cottrell. Apt 2,
1877 f. ST. Joseph ST. The arm of
man appeared from behind a window
curtain Bannon caught its owner
after a chase. II was Campbell. po-
lice say.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-17
SAFETY ORDER ISSUED
Public Service Commission Regulates
Air Brake Inspection.

An order regulating inspection of
air brake tanks and safety valves on
Indiana traction ana city street cars
was issued today by the public service
commission.
The order. Davis V. Mathews. chief
inspector of the railway inspection
department Of the commission, said,
stipulates that safety valves must be
tested every thirty days and tank
pressure every twelve months. Safety
valves on hot water heating systems
must be tested every ninety days
while in use.
Companies have until Jan. 1, 1925,
to carry out these provisions.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-17
HERE'S 'ONE-BOY HOLD-UP'
Police Tell How Lad Slugged Himself
After Losing $3.50.

Linden Krebsbach, a. Of 1914 Hoyt
Ave, lost $3.50. police say. Fearing
parental wrath. he struck himself over
the head with a vinegar bottle and
said he had been slugged and held
up, according to police.
When the lad was found in a dazed
condition on the rear porch at the
home Of w. o. Fades, 1915 Woodlawn
Ave. he told Mrs. Fades he had been
attacked and robbed near her home.
Later he confessed to the ruse, po-
lice say.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-17
Radio Programs
Tuesday
Chicago, UI.-KYW

Chicago, Ill.-KYW
Central. $3.50
1875 A. M.-Table talk. $3.50 P. NJ
Studio program. $50 P. M.-Chil
dren's bedtime story. to 1880 P. NJ
Dinner concert. s p. M.-Program
to be announced. 500 P. M-"Per'
manent Buildings Pay" Farm talk.
S:48 p. M.-Musical program.
Schenectady, \. Y.-WGY
eastern, $500
2 p. M.-"Topics of the Day" $50
F. M.-Dinner music. 7:45 p M
Her Temporary Husband" Loop
Antenna," orchestra.
Louisville, Ky.-WHAS
Central, 400)
4 to 5 p. M-Orchestra. 100 to Q
P. M.-Concert. An interesting his
torical episode.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-17
MERGER IS PROPOSED
Century Life Stockholders to Consider
Union With Peoples.

Stockholders Of the Century Life
Insurance Company probably will be
called about March 81 to consider a
proposed consolidation with the Peo-
pies Life Insurance Company of
Frankfort. If the proposal Is &C
cepted, poIicyholders must be given
thirty days notice so that the pro-
posed merger. If accepted. would be
completed about May J.
The Century has about $4,000, 900
in policies and the Peoples s2S. 900 900.
The merger would necessitate re-
tanning officials and employees of both
companies
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-17
HATCHERY IS DESCRIBED
Dwight Ritter Tells of Fish Pond
al MartinsviIIe.

The Martinsville gold fish hatchery
was described by Dwight S. Ritter.
manager, at the Boys Big Meeting
Mt the Y. ". c. A. Sunday.
Ritter explained that by scientific
methods nearly 50 per cent Of fish
Matched turn out to be goldfish. For
rer average was % per cent. The
Martinsville hatchery includes $50
ponds. Nearly 100 acres of a 60O-acre
tract are under water.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-17
PEDESTRIAN Is INJURED
Condition of Chester Seigmund Said
to Be SeI'iOus-DTiver Arrested.

Chester Seigmund, 81, of 1912 Com
merce Ave, was taken to the city hos
pital today after he was struck by a
machine driven by Cooper Lewis, 50,
of 1910 Kenwood Ave, at Capitol and
Indiana AYES. police say. Lewis was
arrested Seigmund's condition is said
TO be serious.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-17
A Puzzle
a Day

The label on the tin can says
Beam Snail" The letters are all
correct; but they are wrongly ar
ranged. If you will rearrange them
correctly, you will discover what the
can contains.
Answer to previous puzzle:
While the bright STAR
OF Russia's TSAR
Still ShOne, and ARTS were
thrOned;
In futile wars,
Brave Russian TARS
Like helpless RATS were drowned.
The five words in capitals are all
spelled with the same four letters.
Y
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-17
LOSS IN FIRES IS $1,000
Three Homes Damaged-CentraI Ave.
Cars Are Delayed.

Fire. Sunday morning, damaged the
home Of S. Peters, 1927 Central Ave.
$1,000, f1remen estimated today. The
fire started from sparks on the roof.
A strong wind famed the flames and
the home of Joe Sewage, 1928 Cen
trail Ave, caught. 1t was damaged
$500.
Street car service on Central Ave.
was tied up for some time by hose
across tracks.
Another fire at the residence of
R. A. Adams. 42T Virginia Ave.
caused by a defective 1ue, damaged
the building $500. f1remen reported.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-17
BACK HOME AGAIN

Automobiles reported found be
long to-:
James Z. Nichols. Broad Ripple
Ford, found at IS Kentucky Ave.
Harry Owens, 1746 Blaine Ave-.
Buick, found at Senate Ave. ana
Pearl St.
Paul Mayer. 1902 Dawson ST., Max.
well, found at S. Capitol and eleva.
ton.
James Davis, 416 Jackson ST., An.
derson. Ind. found at Capitol Ave.
and Georgia St.