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Evening star., 1924-10-10
SIX SERIOUSLY HURT
IN PITTSBURGH. FIRE
Wall Falls in Blaze at Pillow Fac
tory-Two Firemen Thrown
to Ground.
By the Associated Press.

Dy the Associated FfeSS.
PITTSBURGH, October 10.-Five
fremen and q 7-year-old boy were
seriously injured late yesterday when
wall collapsed during a fire at the
plant of the Buchanan Manufacturing
Company. pillow makers makers, on
the Southside. A number of other
persons suffered minor injuries
The wall toppled upon the roof of
an adjoining house where two fire.
men, Nicholas JaZwatha and Thomas
Mally, were fighting the fire. They
were thrown two stories to the
ground and were taken to a hospital
in a serious condition. Other firemen
injured seriously by falling debris
were Charley Valley, Frank Thomas
and George Voelker. The boy, John
Kelly, who was watching the fire,
was caught under the falling wall.
The fire, according to officials of
the company. was first discovered in
a part of the plant used for separat-
ing feathers. 1t was preceded by an
explosion of undetermined origin,
which was heard for several blocks
The Buchanan Building was prac-
tically destroyed and three other ad-
joining dwelling houses damag gtd. The
total loss was estimated by fire de-
partment officials at $150,000.
Evening star., 1924-10-10
Marine Officers Transferred.

First Lieut.. J. n. Popham of the
Marine Corps has been transferred
from the navy yard, Norfolk, to the
marine barracks at Quantico, Va, and
First Lieut.. NJ. Shively, from the ma
rine barracks at Quantico to the ma
rine barracks at Paris Island, S. c.
Evening star., 1924-10-10

Billingsgate, London's famous fish
market, handled over $4,000 tons of
fish last year.
The women of Purda never go out
unless they are heavily veiled, wear
ing long cloak, reaching from the
head to the bottom of the gown
Evening star., 1924-10-10

Twenty-four thousand cars would
be required to carry this years ap-
pie crop of the State of Washington
AS many as twelve foreign Ian
gauges are taught in some of the
schools in Toxic
Evening star., 1924-10-10
Cadets to West Point Named.

The President has appointed Harry
Webb, jr., San Diego, Calf; Frederic
Herring. Santa Clara. Calf, and
George Z. Lynch, Fort Smelling, Mich.
as cadets at large at the United
States Military Academy, subject to
the usual entrance examination
Evening star., 1924-10-10
Retarding the Spark.

From Judge.
This" chuckled the fapper's papa
as he yanked the forbidden suitor
from the family car lis what l call
'retarding the spark"
New Britain herald., 1924-07-23
RAILROAD DISPUTE
Engincmen ar1 Bremen Object To
 Labor Boards Interference

Chicago, July 2S.--General chair men representing tlremen and engine- men on nearly all railroads west of Chicago concerned today with their national officers to determine proce- dure against the assumption Of juris- dction by the railroad labor board over their wage dispute with the rail- road managements.
 L. G. Gri.fing, grand chief engineer of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, and D. E. Robertson, presi- dent of the Brotherhood of Locomo- tive Bremen and Enginemen, were here for the conference. If they vote to ignore subpoenas served by United States marshals and issued by the board and decide to absent themselves from the scheduled hearing Thursday, the board probabl will invoke the aid of the United States district court. Spokesmen for the organizations have indicated their desire 10 test the as- sumption of jurisdiction in the courts.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-23
City Items

Remember, we have new Chevro- let touring cars for $500 delivered, and Chevrolet sedan for $500, de- ivered. Main street.-advt.
 Delegates to the biennial conven- ton Of the state league to be held in this city August 2, will be elected by the Swedish American Republican club at q meeting 10 be held tomor- row night in the offices of Aaron Danielson at 131 Main street.
 Lunch at Hallinan's-adv.
 Engine Co. No. answered a still alarm yesterday afternoon at about f o'clock for fire in the dump on Cherry street.
 Dresses reduced, See Mary Elizabeth Dress Shop, S7 W. Main, Prof. Bldg.
 --advt. Donald E. Pasker of 1e1 Maple street reported to the police last night that while driving past the intersec- ton of Elm and Chestnut streets he struck boy. Outside Of black eye, the boy was not injured.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-05

marks" he says. These marks I
then developed and brought into
bold relief by busting powder on
them.
81 photographed this imprint,
making a negative the exact size Of
the original An etching is made
from this negative, preferably on
copper This etching serves as a
die.
An anyone has to do to transfer
q fpgerpriut thus made is TO take a
piece OF any heavy correspondence
PAPER Mo.sten the paper slightly
and force il into the ridges of the
etching by rubbing the back of the
paper firmly with any hard. smooth
instrument
when she paper IS lifted on II
will be- found that the portion which
bears the exact finger impression is
now an ovact replica Of the skin
design on the finger involved. Moist
eninc this paper transfer by touch
ing it 10 any perspiring part of the
human BODY. or slightly greasing it
with any fatty or oily substance,
then pressing It against any surface
capable Of holding n direct finger
print YOU transplant an exact copy
Of the original finger impression.
including every detail and sweat
pore"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-05
HOW ABOUT YOUR GLANDS9

CTFNTISTS nowadays can tell you whole lot about your
ID glands that the old family knew much about
and if they keep on getting inside information the time ism
the scientific Doc take look at
then give you map Of your entire interior works
Having you stick your tongue while Doe feels your
pulse old stuff They Xray your teeth and any other
part you they about and then prick few drops
the lobe of your This last trick mpor
tant Tests the blood viii tell them how your glands
working they say all the glands Of interior secretion do their
stuff by contributing their the blood And
if one of your glands loafng Job working
time then that gland is out of whack and so you
illustration of how your glands work that of the
errorzed by dog Terror stimulates the adrenal glands
get busy pumping secretion the blood and that
like getout-whichever be the thing do
under the circumstances. This probably explains why boy
run he S scared than when he isn't
Then there's another gland that has lot to do with growth
your IF it works you be less of a
giant while it is lazy and soldiers you you're liable TO be
a dwarf.
It's going good thing for all of when get
quainted glands We will what happens
nsdes when give way the various emotions We viii
that hating anybody for the fellow who the
hating than for the fellow he hates We win know that u
fer the real punishment when get mad at anybody
And here's something really worth while When know
that and angry discussion around the family
table makes everybody feel unhappy dsturbs the appetite
seriously affects the digestion then Ell that
pier homes
There families who know this well enough have
fixed rule that under circumstances shall there any family
scrappng during meals and who bar absolutely words aud
harsh criticism of any kind at meals
If we hadn't found any about glands than
it enough contribute whole lot Of happnesro
vided families enough wise enough profit by KNOWLEDGE
and keep their tempers while eating
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-05
WHAT'S IN A NAME?

UTE BIT Of uproar it's causng-this determination
III the part of certain eminss retain their maiden
though married
Comptroller General 1IcCa in Washington did his share to
keep the fire hot when he ruled that doctor in the
employ of the Government sign name to the
pay roll she wouldn't get Their check
Elsie HILL member of the national party and
Lucy Stoner married Prof Albert Leavitt cng
her maiden successfully but admitted day when
her baby born that its to be Elsie Hill eavtt
If this custom is to be established precedent the
other Lucy Stoners it may criticism of Of the
gitaors who have held that using the husbands merely
indicated the improved status Of these civilized
times Tracing descent through the father rather social
achievement, it is said
If has established professional reputation under
her maiden may be said with newly wed husband
Of Rita Weiman author and playwright why change trade
mark2" Her husband advertising man. SO knows what he
is talking about.
In private and financial life however why not be Mrs So
and So? What earthly difference does it make? Seems as
though it should save a lot of embarrassing suations
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-05
Science

Why do people commit suicide?
This question has been asked since
the dawn Of history and has never
been satisfactorily answered. for.
while a motive sometimes Is trace
able in individual cases. there are
many more cases that are mysteries
and also there are such events as
Suicide epidemics.
One OF these historic epidemics oc-
CURED in ancient Greece among
young women Others have occurred
in recent times IN oriental countries
Until recently japanese killed them
selves in large numbers upon the
occurrence Of public disaster. In
the United States. with no teach
ings that suicide is meritor1ous. as
was the case with the Japanese.
there are about 1900 suicides a
year. There are. Of course. large
numbers of unknown suicides not
included IN the figures and many
more who made unsuccessful at
tempts TO end their lives DR.. Will
liam Steinach. noted psvchiatrist Of
New York, says the underlying fac
tor in most cases is a disordered
mentality or mental disease which
might easily escape detection.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-05

visitors. Stokowski aud Koussevttslzy
And may the better pair u spats
Iw.n'
AS a cub reporter used TO day
dream Of the time when I should
he eve witness to q murder or o bank
robbery and run to n telephone to
give my paper an eiRhtcolumn
scoop on the opposition. Wen last
might as I was walking down Eighth
Ave. two West Indians started a
fight a few feet in front Of me- One
was pushed through a plate glass
window and the falling glass cut his
jugulor vein and he bled to death.
In New York That story was hardly
worth telephonlnz to n paper. And
yet [ believe I could write a fairly
interesting column about the frht
The head waiter in q midnight
club asked his guests to keep their
bottles off the tables the other
night. rs he had been tipped that a
prohibition raid would be made that
might. One guest pulled out a white
OPAQUE nursing bottle and toasts
were drunk from the nipple.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-05

EoNARD V. HARRISON. sec
retary Of the civic affairs
- committee OF the Chamber Of
Commerce has completed an analy-
sis Of Marion Countys budget for
1925.
County pay roll--his report reveals
will take only $59.81 more than
this year. But bonds and interest
will require $49,1S5.55 more IN 1925
than in 1924. Or 37.1 per cent OF
oil expenditures.
Which saves at the epigot. but
knocks tho hoops from the public
barrel.
And county bonds issued in the
period 192I-1924 exceed the previous
twenty-threo years total by $3.50, 600.
IF that speed continues soon 137 per
cent Of county expenditures will he
for bonds and interest. And tax
payers will feel pronounced lassl-
tude in their check books.
Debt is easily contracted, But
it's a stubborn ailment to cure. In
individuals or counties.
Still it's q pleasant disease in early
stages. It's only when payment Is
demanded that public or private
debtors get furred tongues and feel
feverish.
PAIRING nickels from county budget
appropriations is interesting. But 1t
doesn't reduce taxes. Not when
county bonded Indebtedness conducts
itself like an inpassioned sky-rocket.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-05

A yellow apple from the hills OF
Athens is a new plant immigrant"
received by the United States De
partment OF Agriculture.
Dressmakers in Rome are now de-
signing their models with ankle
length skirts and hIgh-necked
bodices, as approved by the Pope.
A worm that lives only in ice and
cannot even withstand the heat Of a
human hand has been found and
photographed by a scientific expedi-
ton in the Olympic mountains.
A purple suit. worn by e fashion
able Partisan hairdresser, is matched
by the fur Of his white Russian
woIf-hound. which Is sprinkIed with
mauve powder.
An English pathologist has discov-
cred that bad temper increases the
amount Of sugar in the blood by 10
to 30 per cent.
Dbbptu AeL-E III tEii6 generation
may mean bald bearded women IN
the future. according to the Amer
lean Wholesale Beauty Trade AS
ISOLATION.
a hammer head can be kept on the
handle suuCly and permanently by
dipping the end Of the handle in
glycerin to thoroughly moisten the
surfaces where the head touches.
A tiny fish called the 'paIolo, -
found of the coast Of New Zealand.
can only be caught at dawn on one
particular day IN the year. when IT
rises to the surface of the sea for
two hours
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-05

D AI-PIl L. Hf.li,Al-AE or Hope.
X lno' ms been proclaimed u !
- corn king. Ills ten acres OF
Johnson county corn N"n "t the
international LiVestoc> Exposition
IN ilt'"t %.
Uoo-l,r growers also captured the
sin1lr GAR honors and Junior cham
pioushjp So this State SIS the eoL
dem buckle ON the corn belt
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-05
4 Debt
- HAL C0rHRAN

Tell me. where Is the man; pick
hlm out. If you can. who has never
had worries Ger debt. Every grown
person knows, It's the things that
he owes that are causing him often
to fret
You may lean on a friend who is
willing to lend when you tell him
your own funds are slack. 1t Is
easy to borrow, but only brings sor-
row. You know that you've got TO
pay back.
II you only could save. then you
never would rave that you constant
Iy run shy Of dough But there's
never an end TO real places to spend.
It's SO easy to let money go.
I could argue I'll death and he
wastin my breath. for the borrowing
gags here TO stay. Since the world
first began. It's been practiced by
man and he's still up and at It to
day
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-05
Tom Sims Says

We would hate to be a bank cash
ier's wife When he was late for
dinner we would just know he had
been indicted.
It's all a matter Of habit An
Eskimo would sit on a cake Of fee
on our coolest day and have the
spring fever.
People work harder IN winter And
# takes their minds of the few trou-
bles which work won't end.
Every cloud has a silver lining.
but every silver lining has its cloud.
Painter Is charged with s1apping
Il girl in Chicago. but maybe he
wanted 10 see If the paint was dry.
Another beautiful thing about win
Ter is the mail man doesn't bring US
any vacation post cards.
What ticltles US more than any
other one single thing Is seeing n
gossip bite her tongue,
Boston Judge rules man who
sells booze is not idle We rule the
same, especially Just before Christ
mas.
Milwaukee auto salesman's wife
got a divorce. Now she will have q
chance to talk some herself.
Copyright, 1924. NGA Service, Inc.)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-05
NNcst Has Ma inrfty

Now. for the first time. the West
has "a majority Of chairmanships
within It's grasp. This is important,
because The influence a man has rs
lueuber OF an important commit
tee. and especially as chairman, is
infinitely greater than hts influence
us "a Senator or Representative on
tho floor
Some Of the important committees
which VIII go to Westerners are
those:
The Senate Foreign Affairs Com
rulttee craftsmanship goes to Senator
Borah ~ Idaho as the result Of the
death of Senator Lodge Of Massachu-
setts. who held that important post
for yea.s.
Senator Cummins IF Iowa will take
the post held by the late Senator
/ Bianderee Of Connecticut as chair
man OF the important judiciary Com
mlttee unless Cummins should pre-
fer 10 have back again the chairman
ship Of the Interstate Commerce
d commune IN thlett 'ttotr ''AAe'NNA
Ernst of Kentucky would become
head Of the Judiciary Committee.
Johnson to Get job
Senator Hiram Johnson Of Call
fornia wifi undoubtedly succeed the
late Senator Colt OF Rhode Island as
chairman Of the Immigration Com
mittee,
somo other important Senate com
mittees which will be headed by
Westerners include agriculture,
headed by Senator Norris of
Nebraska: appropriations, held by
Senator Warren of Wyoming;
claims held by Senator Capper of
Kansas: commerce, headed by Sena-
tor Jones OF Washington; finance,
held by Senator Smoot OF Utah; In
dian affairs. headed by Senator Har-
reid Of oklahoma, and irrigation and
reclamation. held by Senator Nc
Nary Of Oregon
Control Of these committees and
others equally important in the
House. will transfer the balance OF
power in the next Congress to the
great Mississippi Valley and the
Pacific Coast.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-05
4 Thought

Can the Ethiopian change his
skin. or the leopard his spots? Then
may We also 90 good. that are ac-
customed to evtL-Jer. 42:15.
There is nothing in the world that
remains unchanged. All things are
in perpetual fiux and every shadow
is seen to move.-Ovid.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-05
How Wife Won

IT see by the papers that detec-
tives in Canada have a system of
communication by eyelid talking, to
balk criminals"
Pooh! Nothing new in eyelid
talking. That's the way got my
wife. Youngstown Telegram.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-05
Cat!

you should have heard my hus-
band cracking up my biscuits this
morning"
"Oh. was that what he was do
ing? I thought at the time he was
breaking up some furnace coal for
the stove, Boston Transcript.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-05
One on tho Bill Man

I've come with the gas bill"
My husband IS out"
But there are his shoes"
How thoughtless Of him! He's
gone or without them again.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-05
Nature

II you are a renter you must not
cut down a tree on lot or farm 10
get at a wild bees nest. Honey
and tree belong TO the land owner.
decides the court.
Bee keeping is the business of
5000 women and men in the United
States.
A whole book could be written on
the rainbow as a symbol In religion
Small birds are not shocked when
they aEght on a highly charged
electric wire because the circuit is
not complete. But If the tip OF a
wing or tail touches a neighboring
wire. good night to that bird Many
eagles have met instant death in
that way In the West.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-05
The Doctors Say

Your husband needs a complete
rest. 7 viii prescribe a sleeping
draught."
When shall give II to him. doc
tori"
Don't give it-take itl''-AnswtTs
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-05
Family Fun
The l,ooIt Posfed

The Cook Posted
This recipe calls for q pound Of
suet. What's that?"
'Suet IS black stuff that comes
out Of chimneys." - Youngstown
TELEGRAM
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-05

Who is the author Of '-L7ho Two
Van Revels?"
Booth Harrington.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-05
PRINTS OF
FINGERS
ARE FAXED
Men Hanged on Faxed Fin
ger Marks, Expert
Says,
BY ROY +. GIBBONS
A-T4 cns--.frn " -lt-...

y IL &tFIife " F4IHF
- 1HICAGQ. Dec. 5.-I ufallbility
liz OF fneerprints is challenged
- hT Albert Wohde. nationally
known designer and. ensravsr. here
Experts say that there is only one
chance In several trIui0n If two
Iangerprints being exactly alike.
Now Wehde claims such i3eutif-
cations can be forged ami ne con
vincingly demonstrates how the
forgertcs can be effected by means
! OF a comparatively simple process.
What he has done threatens to
mash the whole fabric Of finger
print theory and practice
Wehde became interested in fin
gerprints while confined in the Fed
eral penitentlazy at Leavenworth
duriug 1921
He was sent there for attempting
the transport Of arms TO East India
revolutonists before the United
States entered the war. President
Harding freed him after he had
served six months.
At the prison he was assigned 10
laboratory work fl the hngerpriut
section because Of his expert l1nowl
edge in photography and engrav-
ling
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-05

VIII crocus and tulip bulbs grow
and blossom in water7
Crocus and tulip bulbs will not
grow and blossom successfully IN
water as the narcissus bulbs DO.
They can. with special care. be
forced 20 bloom in that manner, but
II is not recommended.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-05
Tongue Tips

Miss Lucy Gage. Peabody College,
Nashville. Tenn: IF this Is a Jazz
age. IT isn't the young people that
are making 1t tazzy. They are the
result. not the cause, of the times. q"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-05
Ask The Times

You can get an answer 30 any Ques-
ton Of fact or Information by writing
to The Indianapolis Ilmes " ash!nston
Bureau. 1922 New YORK Ave WASH
ington y c.. inclos.ng 2 cents n
stamps for reply VI ed.cal, legal and
marital advice cannot be given nor
can extended research be U3a1rtaktu
Al other questions viii receive pr
soual reply. Unsigned requests cannot
be atsw cred. All letters ara coou1sD-
tIal --EdittT.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-05

How are the names Nietzsche
and FTaeckel pronounced2
NietzsChe IS pronounced '4neechee'
and Haeckel is pronounced ''heckel. 81
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-05

George NJ Cohan. Actor-Pley-
wright: mo matter how big a man
may get IN this world, or what he
NAV accomplish IN this great con-
test for power and position. If he's
regular. real person he never out
grows his love for his parents and
the fond memories Of his boyhood
days"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-05

Were Russian troops ever on
German soil during the World
War
Two Russian armies entered East
Prussia in the middle Of August.
1914 At first they met with sue
cess. but in the battle OF Tannen-
berg. Aug. 1881. 1914. the German
troops under the command Of Cen
eral Won Hindenburg inflicted q
crushing defeat upon the Russians.
Htndenbure followed up the success.
and the Russians were completely
expelled from East Prussia.
Are there many national forests
located in southern and eastern
States? Which are they?
The Arkansas forest. Arkansas;
Florida forest, Florida; Mononga-
hela forest. West Virginia and Vir-
ginia: Nautahala forest. Georgia.
North Carolina and South Carolina;
Natural bridge forest. Virginia;
Ozark forest. Arkansas; Shenandoah
forest, Virginia and West Virginia;
Unaka forest. Tennessee. North
Carolina and Virginia. White Noun
tain Forest, New Hampshire ana
Maine.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-05

Congressman Edgar Howard. Ms
braska: The agricultural bloc t6
Congress Is economic first and 30
utfcal afterward"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-05

A whole book could be written on
the rainbow as a symbol in religion
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-05

What IL the description ~ the
largest. most complete radio re-
ceivirr set ever built?
one " the largest II not thu larg-
est. has fourteen tubes. II is q super
hetorodvne unit, employing eight.
nine eleven or fourteen tubes. At
least eight tubes. surer-heterodvned.
are used. In combination with either
one, two, three or SIX stages Of am
pli6cation.