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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-05

Vasilisa znova uprene zadi.
vala Sc ma hrabenku.
Co vycitek, odpusteni, litos-
ii a lasky hrabenka ella O.
ku sve netefe, to vi jen Bdh
a ona sana.
Mlada divka pokousela Sc
opriti o ruku, ably mohla po-
vstati, avsak sklesla zpet do
podusek. Cpetovala vsak po-
kus ten a polozila hlavinku
svoji ma nadra pojednou tax
Hrabenka vzala jennie hla.
dobre tetinky.
WI jeji do rukou a polozila
il zpet ma podusku, kterou
mezitim Zina s guvernantkou
byly podlozily.
"Kde te boil, mile dite?" ia
zala Sc. s
"Nikde, tetinko, jenom jsem
slaba; ale myslfm, ze jest mi
uz lepe. O, tetinko, jak
jste dobrotiva!"
Proud slzi preruSil jejl slo.
wa.
Teta posadila sc Vedle nj
vzala ruku jeji do sve a dala
Zine a guvernantce znameni
ably odesly.
Obe poslechly a zavrely o.
patrne "a sebou dvere.
Lisa plakala jeste dlouho
Jeji teta, .jez byla hluboce
dojata, nechala il lkati. Po-
myslila 81, re mlade divky ma.
il toho potrebu, ably Sc nekdy
vyplakaly, a pax - Shy v ia.
kovych okamzicich jsou nej.
lepsim lekem.
Kdyz net jeff opet Sc uti.
sila, pocala hrabenka: "Ty vi.
dis, mile dite, jak te miluji
ackoliv jsi mne vcera rozhne
vala, prece jsem prisla."
Vasilisa kyvla hlavou a
Ilvdecnosti pohledla ku sve te
tie!
r"Vic nebudeme tom mlu
viii; jak vidis, BGh sam te po
trestal. ia rada zapomenu M
vse.' Phi tom objala svou ne
ter, ktera ruce jeji pokryvals
polibky.
"Predevsim ale musis ted
neco jisti, muzeS-li, vstan
Jestlize ii nebude lepe, dan
zavolati lekare; myslim vsak
re Sc ihned posilnis, jakmil
dost malo pojis; prijd' pax k
mne do meho kabinetu, tar
promluvime 81 spolu vazn1
Ted snad jsi presvedcena, Z
te miluji a re nejsem zadno
tyrankou."
Phi tom Sc hrabenka usmS
la a popatfila k divce s vyra
zem plnym dobroty; dsme
tento dodaval il carovneho pi
vahu a kouzla.
Vasilisa, jez rovnez byla i
smevem tim vsecka omamen;
odpovedela poslusne:
"Ano, tetinko, verim."
"Nuze, kdyz jsi presvedc,
ma, tedy mi duvefuj a vse pn
de dobre. Nyni te jiz opustim
asi "a hodinu prijdu ope
abych Sc podivala jak ii je.
Phi odchodu jeste jednou ,
bratila zraky sve ma memo,
: nou.
Tyz kouzelny Ismev a ty
nezny pohled poznovu ON;
mil Vasilisu. jez rovnez lehe
a duverne Sc pousmala.
: Hned ma to Zina sc vratil,
"Ach, jak Jest tva matink
) dobra!" pravila Vasilisa pc,
: nejsfm hlasem: "Jsme smir
! n.y."
, Vasilisa, jak jiz mladi S,
mo sebou prinasi, zapomnel
We chvili te ma vsechna utrp
!. nj; ano = j dsudek jeji 0 hr
J bence byl zcela jiny.
"Jak Jest dobrotivaw w,
t1u - A 4 ~ - -.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-05

plan byla nan nyni valkopo-
rotou vznesena obzalobh pro
zhaTstvi.
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NOVOMANzELE Poor! -
Nam 4 pokoje 1plne zarizene
krasnym novyni nabytkem,
ktery prodam a tez rent pre-
necham, "a pricinou nahleho
a nenadaleho odjezdu z mes
ia. Haste sc nahore v {. 1922
Jewett vych. 49. ul., blize
Broadway. 6-6
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PRONAJME Sc byt ctyrech
svetnicich s koupelnou, mo-
derne vypraveny q uplne cisty
hned k nastehovani. Haste Sc
" {. 1859 Broadway. :?
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DROB N El
OF N A NJ K Y
PRIJlNE Sc

PRIJMOU Sc diva pani dobre-
no charakteru ma velmi W.
nosne zamestnani. Zkusenostl
neni zapotrebi. Haste Sc U
Broadway Chevrolet, 1923
Broadway. DO
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PRIME Sc ceska neb sloven-
ska divka ma vseobecnou pra-
ci do restaurantu. Prace stala,
dobry plat, spat mdze v ro-
dinnem obydli. Must umet tro
chu anglicky. Haste Sc v {.
3637 Fulton rd. 6A5
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Start i naladi nuzi

Nehiede tomu. jak jste nemocan.
nehlede ami k Vast bezradnosti bez
>nadejn6sti nehlede ami k tomu. kdxz
VAN bylo iiz fefeno. 10 Vase nemOc
Jest nezhojito'naa pf1jd'te a porad te
Sc tfmto vyhornsm lekarem a jest
II ze zbyva jen nitka nadeje. ma kters
visi Vase zdravi. muze tato vesti X
Vasemu uzdravenf. spokojenosti a
Stestf.
zvLASTNf POZoRNOST Sc venuJe
chemickemu drobnohlednemu rozbo
ru krve, moce chrchln vsem trpf-
elm nemocemi dusevnfmi nervovymi
komplikaecmi
VSechny dotazy adrestitr.
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CARTEL HEIGHTS, bunga-
low, $500 ma hotovosti koupi
Sdomek S svetnicich, sklep,
garaz jine zarizeni. Cena
$4,000. Blizsi sdeli Nejedlik a
Mikes realtors, 3425 E. l03.
St. Tel. Broadway 1886. Go
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PRODA Sc dyourodinny dun
Q 5 pokojfch dole a to same
nahofe, 2 koupelny, 2 fernesy,
elektrika, vse zafizeno. vez-
me Sc po pflpade druhy mort.
gage. Haste Sc v {. 1865 vych.
131. ul. hlize Union k&rv.
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PRIME Sc pan ma byt beze
stravy, vse zarizeno, zvlast-
nj vchod, kamna k pouziti.
Haste Sc v {. 1925 vych. ~.
ul. 81
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PRODA Sc zachovaly jedno-
rodinny domek 0 6 pokojich,
koupelna, fernes, skopky ma
pradlo, garaz, ulice dlazd9na,
naleza sc nedaleko Union ka-
ry vych. 70. ul. Cena $500,
~hotove 500, ostatni ma lehke
splatky. Atlas Finance Co.,
ptejte sc ma Mr.. Kohout, 5454
Broadway. 6-5
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PRIJMOu Sc diva prodavaci
k prodeji pracich strojh. Do
bry plat pro pricinliveho mu-
re. Haste sc v (. "a Taylor Ar
cade, tel. Main 5000. CLIO
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PRIME Sc mlady pan ma byt
v okoh Corlett, blize Union
kary. Haste sc v {. 1858 Le-
nacrave Ave. 6-5
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PRIJME Sc zam6stnana divka
ma byt "a malou vypomoc v
domacnosti. Haste sc v cisle
1882 vych. AZ. ul. u Washing
ton parku. 6-5
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PRODAJf Sc pekna kuchyn-
ska kamna ma uhli. Haste Sc
v {. 5677 Hamlet ave. 6-5
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PRODA Sc


PRODA Sc dunn o 5 pokojich,
prave dohotoveny, vse zafi-
zeno. Lot je 40 pri 12O str.
Vezme Sc lot jako prvni splat-
ka. Naleza sc ma Angelus av.
blize Skoly. Haste Sc v {.
1920 Bartlett Ave. CT
PRODA Sc velmi LEVINE rdzny
zachovaly nabytek nasledkem
odjezdu z mesta. Haste Sc ma
hore " {. 3461 vych. 49. ul.
6-7
PRODA Sc vsechno vnitrni "a
rizeni hostince, register, pia-
no. lustry a r6zne jine veci,
vSe "a levnou cenu. Adresa sc
sdeii v adm. t. listu. 6-7
KRAJANE Poor! Zvlastni
prilezitost vstoupiti do obcho.
du v. rychle rostoucim okoli
kde jakykoliv .obchod jest oby
vateldm vitany. v te budove
jest pet krasnych storI v jed.
nom, majiSef zavadi prvotfid.
nj zelezarsky .obchod, ostatnt
IA story .jsou k pronajmutf
Zylastni to misto pro. lekarnf'
ka, reznika, groceristq, striz
nj zbozi neb obuvni obchod
Ktery z krajand by byl intere
Esoyan, necht' sc hlasi u mali
teie, George Trcka, 1907 Gar
field Boulevard. Gil
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PRODA Sc grocerni a reznic-
ky obchod v dobrem miste,
kde je trzba "a hotove. Haste
Sc {. $3.50 zap. so ul.
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PRODA Sc pod cenu nory
dun 0 sesti pokojich, bunga-
low, hotovy k nast6hovani, je
v peknem okoli, moderne zA-
fizeny, garaz a dlazba zapla-
cena. Tez nam nekolik dom
XII Jednom poschodi. Haste
Sc u FIR. Lisy, .431O z. lie St.
III Niles Ave. -
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PRIME Sc divka k obsluho-
vani hosti v Ceskoslovenske
jidelne. Haste sc hned v {.
1851 Broadway. 81
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iPRODAM pekny dim, pro tri
rodiny, moderne zarizeny, fer
mes a jine. Haste Sc v {. 6051
Hillman ave. 6-6
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PRODA Sc neb vymeni IA
mestsky majetek farma o 50
akrech u Geneva, o. on the
Lake. Blizsi sdeli JOS. Hejna,
roh Clark a Scranton Rd. /?
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PRODA Sc zachovaly 1atuno-
w kryty Ford Truck "a $225
vc. 1923 Sackett ave. 6-5
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PKONAJME 'SE byt beZdet-
nym manzelIm aneb odrost-
lymi ditky, vyhodne Cechum.
Byt je nahore, o 4 pokojich,
koupelna, plyn, elektrika, pore
q jine. Haste sc v {. $3.50 In
dependence Rd. 6-5
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oohuravele bolenfm hlavy. trudnomysl
nosti. bolesti kffzi, zvlAStnfmi ne
mocemi neb jsou-li postizeny jinymi
nepravidelnostm slabostf neb nedu-
hem specielne zenskym, nelly by sa ,
ttmto specialistou poraditi.
Choroby vajecntku neb delohy ieti
ben noxe. Bylo-li vam radeno podro-
hiti SO operaci chirurgicke. ably cd.
stranena byla prfcinA techto choroD,
neb ph zlate zfle q pr0trzi, neposlou-
ohejte techto pokynn n nedavejte svo-
je zdravf pod nuz. lancetu neb ranle.
karskou jehlu, aniz byste sc drive po-
radily sc specialistou.
Nehletle tomu. jake povahy jes,
Vase nen,oc neb jak dlouho Vas suzu-
jo. pOrad'te se tfmto specialistou
ahy ceiS vas budoucf zivot nebyl 7
j, "a
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OSetfuje veskere nemoci
muzi. zen a ditek.

Kataru zaludecnim chorobam se
venuje obxvtA3tE! pozornost.
Trpfte-li katarein, nriJd'te hechte
SO vysettiti Nempcni chorobou po-
nekud napadenf. heli by Sc uchopiti
pffleSitosti jeho tAystevy. Navstivte
jej budcte uspokojcni. Jestli ze jest
vas pfipad nevylecitelny. fekne Nam
TAX bez okolkn poradf Vam ne
xhojitcinosti. Zadng chorobnS mu2
neb 1ena nemeli by zameskati pora-
diti se 3 tfmto specialistou.
Jste-i postizeni rheumatismem. ner-
vosoM, vodnatelnostf. otokem rukou
neb nohou, nesnAzemi jater. srdce
slahostf nervu neh jinou chorobou sia-
bostni, jste-li zsinaly, trpite-li zavra-
IT, nechutf k jldlu. zacpou. nexa4ivno.
stf pndoucnicl neh zaludecnimi q
sttevnfmi nepofadky, pfijdte k DIR
Snellovi
MAte-ii skvrny. krevnf. koznf mel
vlasovy neduh. pr1trz neb zlatou zflu
vse Sc dspechem lecf.
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PRONAJME Sc

PRONAJME Sc byt 5 poko-
jich S koupelnou ma Union av.
blfze Broadway. Vse zarize-
no moderne. Najem $35 me-
sicne. Haste sc u j. M. Pi-
vonky, 5733 Broadway. 6-5
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-05
Dr.. Albert F. Smell
ze SneIlova soukromeho
sanatore v Cincinnati, Ohio
bude meSkati v Clevelandu
We eve 1radovnS
412-414 Erie Building
roh 9. . Prospect Ave.
Cd NEDELE 8. CERVNA
DO SoBoTY IA. cERvNA
POUZE 7 DNl.

Doktor ledf vsechny chronicke memo
ci zmrzacenf muzu Zen deu. v
mnohem pffpadG nuae byti zabrAneno
operaci, sveTfte,i sc mu leeenf
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-21
SCIENTISTS SEE
POSSIBILITY OF
LIFE ON MARS.
7 temperature of Planet Not
Below Freezingl Tests
Show,
BY WAGNER WHITE

wv flLLHn IDE the L I4AGl EEGESf
LOWELL OBSERVATORY. FLAG
STAFF. Ariz., Aug. 21-Heat con.
ditions on Mars are vastaly different
from the conditions previously sup
posed TO exist there. it has been re
vealed in special studies made at
Lowell observatory here.
Using specially designed instru-
ments that reacted directly to heat
reflected from the planet. scientists,
studying the planet as it ap-
proaches the point Of its orbit near
est to the earth, have found a state
of affairs not at all inhospitable TO
organic life.
The results are in conflict with
those obtained from mathematical
computations.
From this the scientists at Lowell
observatory infer unknown factors
govern the temperature Of the
planet In no way can they dis
cover discrepancies in the instru-
ments and theoretical computations.
The Investigations reveal, that
contrary to prevailing belief the
mean temperature of Mars instead
Of being below freezing is probably
much above that point
Not taking into account the fac.
tors that seem to operate upon the
suns light at or near the planet's s
surface. Mars reacts to the heat
coming to it across space much as
does the earth, tests show.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-21
KILLED,
FIREMEN INJURED
INB. & 0. WRECK
Locomotive and Cars Leave
Track at MITCHELL Ind,i
Passengers Hurt,
Bv Times Special

By Times Specfdt
MITCHELL. Ind. Aug 21.-John
Donnells. engineer. was instantly
killed and Lee Simmons. fireman,
was probably fatally injured. early
today when the Baltimore & Ohio
passenger train No. y, St. Louis to
Cincinnati, entered a siding near the
depot here and was wrecked at the
derail, a mile away.
The locomotive. mail car and the
combination baggage and day coach
were overturned.
None of the passengers was in
jured.
1t was stated Donnells, the engi-
neer. took the siding by mistake and
thought he was on the main line.
The train was travelling at high
speed when the derail was struck.
Donnells was IS years old and one
OF the oldest engineers in service.
He was eligible for retirement sew.
eral years ago. but declined to do so.
Simmons was taken to the hos
pital at Seymour, Ind. his home.
where his recovery was said to be
doubtful.
The track was torn up for several
hundred yards. blocking traffic for
hours.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-21
LINEMAN SAVED
BY FORK OF TREE
Plunged Toward Pavement
by Electric Shock.

Boyd Reynolds, "a, Of 2S19 Parker
Ave. a 1ineman employed by the
Merchants Heat and Light Company,
was probably saved from death to-
day when he caught himself in the
fork of a tree in a headlong plunge
following contact with high-tension
wires.
Reynolds was clipping trees in the
500 block Of w. Twenty-Sixth St
when his shears cut into a high ten
sion wire. He was knocked uncon-
scious and fell headfirst toward the
pavement.
He was taken to the Deaconess
Hospital, where his condition was
said to be serious from burns about
the hands, arms and face.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-21
LIGHTNING BARELY
MISSES COOLIDGES
Bolt Strikes Within Fifty
Yards of President,

BU United Press
PLYMOUTH. Vt, Aug. 21.-A bolt
of lightning struck within fifty yards
Of President Coolidge and his family
during terrific electric storm
which swept Plymouth Wednesday
night.
Only the fact that the home of
the Presidents father is not wired
for either telephone or electric lights
prevented a fire and possible injury
to those in the house.
The bolt struck a telephone pole
in the rear of the house of J. J.
Wilder, just up the road from the
Coolidge house.
A sheet Of flame sped along the
wires. passed the Coolidge house and
then flashed in the temporary tele-
graph office installed in the general
store.
The President and members of his
family were not alarmed and were
ignorant of the danger. They heard
only the crash of the bolt.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-21
World Airmen, Accompanied
by Major LocateIIi, italian
Entrant in Globe CircIing
Event. Take Advantage Of
Clear Weather,
RESUME VOYAGE
AFTER TWO WEEKS
u, S, S, Richmond Sights
Army Men, With Foreign
er in Lead Short Distance
From Starting Point
Sea Is Calm.

b. Cnited Press
REYKJAVIK, Iceland. Aug. III
Lieuts. Lowell Smith and Eric Mel
son, the American air globe trotters,
got away at $40 a. m. today with
clear weather favoring them. disap-
peared into the southwest headed for
Frederiksdal, Greenland. S25 miles
away.
With Major Locateln, the Italian
aviator, in the lead and Leutenants
Smith and Nelson following in order,
the three f1iers passed over the
Richmond at s:32 a n. today.
All machines were running per
fectly. The sky was somewhat cloudy
and the sea was smooth as they
drove on their way.
The Richmond is approximately
seventy miles from Reykjavik.
There is a possibility the fiiers may
not make an extended stop at Fred
eriksdaI. Present plans call for an
overnight halt, but there is a chance
the three airmen may wing on to
Ivigtut. on the western coast Of
Greenland. This depends on the
weather.
Ivigtut is the last stop in Green
land for the fiiers and is up the west
ern coast $50 miles from Fredericks-
daI.
The air adventures will make a one
days stop at Ivigtut. then head for
Indian Harbor, Labrador, whence
they will continue down the eastern
coast Of North America TO Boston.
They hope to arrive there not later
than Sept. l.
Today's fight was almost impera-
tive owing to low fuel supply on the
Navy cruisers.
The L. S. S. Richmond. American
cruiser which brought repair parts
to the fliers following the accident
Monday. cruised out to take its place
IN the chain Of conveys between Ice
land and Greenland last night.
The hop off terminated a fort
nights delay here caused first by
unfavorabls weather and later by
mishap which occurred early this
week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-21
SHANK OPPOSES RULE
Flat to Curb Parking Makes Space
at Premium. Mayor Says.

Flat to curb parking on Washing
ton St, from Delaware st. to Cap
itol Ave. met opposition from Mayor
Shank today, who said it would
make parking space in the down
town area at a premium with pass
age of this measure now before the
city council.
The council deadlocked over the
ordinance Monday night with four
votes favorable and four against the
move.
The measure was recommended by
the citizens traffic committee to
speed up downtown vehicular traffic
on Washington St.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-21
HOURLY TEMPERATURES

To the Editor of The Times:
Having carried card in a labor organization for
period of twenty-five years. take this opportunity to
gratate your paper the stand has taken vandalism
it has existed in this city and county for several
years past.
There is a class of affiliated with certain labor
organizations who have not kept pace with the latter day
progress of unons-men who think the only way gain
their selfish interest to destroy something somebody
these must CO. and the there
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-21
MERCURY SCARS
UNDER HUMIDITY
Cooler Weather Promised
Friday Forecast,

High temperature and high humid
ity gave indianapolis a real tropical
atmosphere today. Beginning early
the mercury climbed rapidly. jump
ing from 72 degrees at Z a. m. 20
IS degrees aat noon. according to
official readings at the United States
Weather Bureau. Street tempera-
lures were several degrees higher.
o. According to J. H. Arlington
make itself felt Friday.
Humidity at noon was 55 per cent,
more than half saturation.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-21

responsible for the destruction of the Elks Club property
last Sunday.
When men so far exceed their constitutional rights
to participate sabotage to gain their greedy point then
they longer fit be associated with the labor
ment and labor, it's behalf, must from necessity
assist in the adjustment of these
labor organization should be- and is to most of its
members the the association commercial club
its membersan instrument for the betterment of
dtions under which its members live and fratenaze
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-21
PICTURES MOTHER WAITING
FOR SON TO RETURN HOME
Loeb Winces as Prosecutor Points
Accusing Finger at HiIn-Defense
Fears Youth Will Collapse as Hear
ing Approaches Climax.


CRIMINAL COURTROOM, CHICAGO, Aug 21-Acting
his story intensely dramatic fashion,
Attorney Joseph P Savage today pictured Chief Justice
John R. Cavery the deliberate and cold booded in
which Nathan Leopold Richard body
victim, Robert Franks
Picking up the recital where he left off Wednesday
when court adjourned Savage described how Leopold Loeb
showed the body of the schooboy drain pipe
of railroad culvert south of Chicago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-21
TWO MURDER ATTEMPTS
Assassins Fire on Jugo-Slav Military
Attache.

By United Press
VIENNA, Aug 21.-Two attempts
have been made within the last three
days to murder the Jugo-Slav mill
tary attache at Sophia.
The assassins laid in wait for the
attache as he neared his home and
fired upon him. They missed. Bel
grade is aroused and the government
has notified the ambassador at So
phia to take immediate steps.
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CHURCH FACES CHARGES
Children Danced As Part of Serv-
ices, Prosecutor Says.
Bv United Press

BIZ nffeC Press
POMEROY, Ohio. Aug. 21.-Pre-
iminary hearing of charges against
forty-three members of the Pen
tecostal Church. arrested in a raid
on their tabernacle Wednesday night
and charged with contributing to de-
Hnquency Of minors whom county
officials allege were conducting i'm
moral dances as a part Of the church
service was postponed today until
early next week.
We found boys and girls in their
teens dancing in a frenzy on the
platform Of the tabernacle. 1t was
worse than anything I ever saw in a
public dancing hall" L. c. Davis,
county prosecutor said.
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effort the part of society in general Danish this class
the easier will be for labor and capital to reach salts
factory agreements and execute them.
The destruction of property is crime which should
be treated the murder. The perpetrators should
be hunted with the vigor and justice dealt quickly
they found
per cent of the members of the labor unions
of Indianapolis decent wabdng citizens and each
and every one should constitute himself committee of
assist in the and conviction of the who
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CRANE co. FLOURISHES
Declares 10 Per Cent Dividend in
Addition to Quarterly Payment.

Satisfactory business both in
character and volume led directors
of Crane & Co. of indianapolis TO de-
clare in addition to the regular
quarterly dividends of IA per cent
on preferred and IN per cent on
common stock, and extra dividend Of
10 per cent payable to holders of
record Sept. Is. 1924.
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TRADES COUNCIL DENOUNCES
ACTS OF VANDALISM IN CITY
Two Dissenting Votes Resolution Are CastbLL McNamara Of the Iron
Workers and D. Spein of the Sheet Metal WorkerS-Heated
Arguments Pecede Debate Question,

onyt dissent w o e
Council Of
Eks
j..
Sperin,a
The
heated darcument nrededd debae
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Mcnamara led opposition to the
resolution and hot words were hurled
between Mcnamara and John G..
Watson OF the Bricklayers.
The resolution pledges support OF
the trades council in apprehending
the vandaIs with every resource Of
the unions.
The resolution will be presented
to a mass meeting Of the council at
2:30 p. m. Saturday at Machinists'
Hall
The Bricklayers' Union will meet
at Castle Hall tonight at 8 to take
action regarding position Of the
union.
The resolution adopted reads:
ITO the citizens of Indianapolis:
Believing that the good citizen
ship Of indianapolis Is not only
entitled to a statement from the
organized labor bodies Of the city
but further. that it is anticipating
such a statement. we the un-
dersigneu. duly ACCREDITED repre-
sentatives of our respective or
ganizaticrs. take this method OF
making our position clear in refer
ence to the events of the past few
weeks, which have eliminated in
the dastardly acts Of vandalism or
the new Elks Club Bldg, now be-
ing completed. Though we regret
the necessity for making this state
ment, we do so in earnest sincerity,
and trust 1t will be so received:
The organized labor unions Of
the city, their individual members
and their respective representa-
tives, are as of a whole honest,
law abiding, and Industrious; de-
sirous Of protecting the city from
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My union card is invaluable and it behooves
guard that card with consciousness of sincerity and
cleanliness.
hereby impore my brother members in the labor
movement lend their aid in uncoverng the guilty parties
in this eplora act and let's make Indiana poss labor
movement to be proud Of.
Yours sincerely,
c. E. HALL,
R R. G., Box 484
Indianapolis