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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-28
AUDITOR MAKES
TAX SETTLEMENT
Indianapolis Gets S,,624,-
318,69 Out of Collections.

When County Auditor Harry
Dunn made the June settlement Of
taxes today. the city of Indianapolis
received $1.624.S1S.69. and the State
S7e3. 299.25.
The city had been advanced
s4.sss. 900, Of its 5000. SIS, SO total.
and TIE state, sS26.OOo of its 81 49,
1926. The city appropriation was
divided into 1884. S6096 for public
schools. and ss.42s,457.7s for civil
city.
Total collections between Jan. /
and June were $S,677, s06.S3.
ColIeckcns for the same peritd last
year aled ss.210.s07.24
The county received $779,317.23 to-
day: townships. S723.054.S1. and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-28
Young Man

wANTED-Chummy Christian man who
can drive Ford as partner for tour
Amateur musician preferred. Expenses
MAN. white. for garage and auto laun-
dry. Night work. Inquire 1877 f. Wa
bash.
IT'S never lost untu Indianapol Times
Want Ads have failed to find 1t.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-28
A New Issue

Again, conversation would be
revolutionized. There could be no
more disputes whether to cut or not
to cur. Preachments against the
''fiapper" would disappear. A new
issue to worry about would i'm.
raediately have to be devised.
IF McAdoo is nominated at New
York, the country will never stop
to ponder about oils scandals, par
tisanship, or the League of Ma
lions. The race for the White
House will inevitably be run by
Mrs. Eleanor Wilson McAdoo and
Mrs. Grace Coolidge. and the issue
bobbed hair or long.
All bobbed haired voters, all
BARRIERS. hair dressers, and milliners
would throw their support TO the
McAdoo forces, and only husbands
end grandmothers vote with the
Ccolidges.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-28
BOBbED HAIR MAY
Be BIC ISSUE OF
COMING CAMP A|GN
Mrs, McAdoo Is Exponent Of
Shorn LoCkS-She Has
EN- Herself.
Times Washington Bureau.
vi.


WASHINGTON, June 2S.-The
Farmer-Labor convention was called
radical
But what it accomplished in the
way of offending tradition is now
completely eclipsed by a radical step
the Democratic convention has under
consideration.
For this is what may happen in
New York:
A bobbed-haired woman may be
nominated for First Lady of the
Land
Far-Reaching
For far-reaching social and eco
nomic possibilities, this proposal is
unequaled.
Beside it, La Follette's candidacy
would be an anti-climax. The quar-
rel between women who favor equal
rights and those who don't would
pale into insignificance. Khan and
prohibition would become only
words, meaningless words.
Because if. we should actually
have a bobbed haired First Lady, the
result would be immediate and po-
tent in at least one-half of all homes
in the United States. And it would
be more vital to life in America
than taxes or tariff ever could be.
The unshorn fifty per cent of the
feminine population of the United
States would Immediately be shorn.
From Cabinet wives to cash girls, all
would cut their locks. And the hus-
bands of the country would rage or
reojice, according to their several
natures. But none would escape I'M
affected. and all would be equally i'm
potent
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-28
New Cottage
Acreage Tracts

Acreage Tracts
Near Lafayette Road fine for chicken
farms Permission given to build; or
we will finance your house. Call Mr..
Weesner, Main 0792.
WASHINGTON BANK AND TRUST co.
NEW bungalow: four large rooms: five
lots. 81 foot front, EACH 1913 feet deep
on cinder street, northeast; only So 900
unusually easy terms. Main 0520 After
D. M Randolph 2474
l. NJ RICHIE & SON.
no Bankers Trust Bldg
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-28
DEATH NOTICES

HUPKE, CHRISTIANA (nee Ungerl Be
loved wife of Fred Hupke and mother of
Mary Kahn, Anna Clements, Carl Unger
and Carrie Bowlus and stepmother OF
Martha Mayer Freda Mamoth, Paul
Frank and Herman Hupke passed away
Friday, June 81. 1924. at sos p. M; age
rs years Funeral Tuesday. July LIST,
from the residence of her daughter, Mrs.
Mary Kahn. 80 E. Pleasant Run Blvd. at
. D. m. Friends invited Burial Crown
Hill cemetery.
PIGMAN. NIFRED-Thirty-si years of
age. Loving wife of Benjamin F. Pig
man. and mother of little June. passed on
this Saturday morning at g. Friends
may call at Shirley Bros. 946 n. Illinois
ST.. to p. m. Sunday. Funeral services
will be held from the residence, 2737 Cen
trail Ave. Monday, June 80. at , p. m.
Burial at Crown Hill cemetery. Friends
invited
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$500 Cash
$40 Per Month

six-room cottage in excellent condition,
located on Delaware ST., south of Palmer.
gas for lights and cooking. city water at
sink in kitchen. good cellar. freproof roof.
A real home neighborhood. Price So. 500.
Cal Ed. O1Canahan. South Side Specialist
with
McCord K Mckinney, Realtors
31I LemclSe Bldg. Circle $3.50.
Evenings Brokside 1888
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Handles good Groom. modern cot
tage. with large barn. on villa,
south of Prospect Everything IN
Al condition. Will make some
one very comfortable home.
Price S.. 200. Mr.. Keller. RAN
dolph OS94. Schmid & Smith.
Inc, Realtors. 100 n. Delaware
St Main 40SS.
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MODERN seven rooms and hall four
rooms hardwood floors. big lot. beauti-
ful front porch improved street and al
ley. nice garage; improvements all paid
WIN sell on good terms. G. J. OSBuRN.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Notice is hereby given that undersigned
has duly qualified as executor of estate
of Charles F. Paulsen. deceased. late of
Marion County. Indiana. Said estate is
supposed to be solvent
No 2252S.
FRANK NJ. McNEELY.
June IS. July 5-12a
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has duly qualified as administrator
of estate of Katherine Caldwell. alias Kath-
crime Marney, deceased. late of Marion
County. Indiana. Said estate Is supposed
10 be solvent
" HERMAN A. GRINSTEINER
No 224s6
June IA 81, IS
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ROOMS FOX RENT

2STH 30 E.: nicely furnished front
room; private family: no other roomers.
Harrison 25o3
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Auditor of Marion County. Ind.

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has duly qualified as administrator
of estate of Blanche E Carpenter. de-
ceased late of Marion County. Indiana
Said estate is supposed to be solvent.
CLAUDE CARPENTER.
No 225O5.
1--we I111v
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

g-Building and Contracting.
We will build on your lot You pay like
rent Get our proposition. CIVIC
REALTY Co. 1876 y Del Lin $3.50
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has duly qualified as administering
of estate of James E. Miner deceased.
late of Marion County, Indiana Said
estate is supposed to be solvent.
MARGUERITE NJ. HILL.
No. 224SS.
June IA 81. %.
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I-Ftt ana live STOCK
BOSTON terrier puppies pedisreed. Finely
marked. IrvingtOn 2120.
COLLIE pups. thoroughbred 1928 Gull
ford Ave. Humboldt 1913
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COLUMBIA photograph, walnut mi
excellent condition. $3.50 size. barg
$50 90. Terms. no interest. 1l14 \.
ridian St
, 1924-09-24


T so1gz bringing q ne,.
dea-a- era. The prattiec teeth
rs-1 av -Tlyasre snow that.
Ic--a what il means TO ycA
Send he coupon for a 10
Dsq Tube. Note how clean
ll2 taatl iaal after using.
TX he absence Of the Wis
co.'s G'ra. See how teeth
-. ten rs the Ei1n-coats Gls-
cess.
Tor vii be amazed and de-
5a1sd. Cut cut coupon now.
, 1924-09-24
GOVERNMENT OF THE
VIRGIN ISLANDS or THE UNITED STATES
ST. THOMAS
Executive ordH No, 3--1924,

IN conforIsty with Recommendation
One Of the resolution adopted at the
- Joint Session Of the Colonial Councils
Of the Municipality Of 81. Thomas and
st. John and the Municipality Of St.
Croix. on February Z. 1924, and approx.
ed by the Governor February Is. 1924,
there is hereby eatahjished under the
Civil Government Of the Virgin Islands,
a Department Of Agriculture, Commerce
and Labor. to be headed by a Director,
whose duty it Shall be to investigate and
advise ON the fundamental economic
problems Of the Virgin Islands.
Lieutenant ERNEST /. ACEEss, Chap
lain Corps. United States Navl, IS here
by appointed Director of thu Depar' ment
Of Agriculture, Commerce. aud Labor,
effective September I6, 1924.
Witness my Hand and the Seal Of the
Government Of the Virgin Islands OF the
United States, this eleventh day OF Sep
temper 1924.
PHILIP WILLIAMS,
SEAL Governor.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
WIFE OF ACTOR
TO SEEK DIVORCE

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The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
I Constitution Mensccd.
Mcdonald Tells Women

keafney. Neh.. ApfH - Having
ns.parea themselves hy taking up dis.
ensslons Of the Declaration u lndcs
psnicnue and the constitution 1T
previous meetings. the League ~
Women Voters. together with The
womans club and the business and
Professional ulrIs club. gave y. y.
Mcdonald an attentive audience when
he spoke on the constitution.
Mr.. McDonald's main point IN his
discourse was the menace 70 our con.
stltutlnn and to our government by
the attempt. sometimes insidious. oc.
caslonally In The open. 10 persert
what was Intended for Representa-.
tive republic into = democracy. form
NJ government proved time and again
to he lmpraetleable and impermanent.
"of this the at present popular pri.
mary In an illustration" the speaker
stated. lie said, referring TO the con
stItution makers: They did not pro-
vide for a democracy. but for a re-.
public. government By the repre-
sentatives Of the people. This is not
n democracy where the people rule.
II II democracy where tho people
rule by their representatives.. And
the constitution guarantees TO every
state In the union a representative
form OF government"
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
Bits of llunor
lalrk in Corners
IL inifsnis lIass lsrsss'
snesd i.seai Thrills and
Amused Others.

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pflFs And seu sts q with seaT nafns
IN The movie screen.
Every wei : fifsi prize II 8 IL
offered fur ihs bssi joke. secuna nflts
of -. third prize ~ . and i other
rrlses ~ 81 zach !, j. something ~ n
distinction - have thassands ~
movie fans read your iokss on tho
screen and note the name of the an'
thor. II may be the starting Of n
career for yuu. There i always n
market for original humor.
Make your jokes original and limit
them to 40 words each. send in a.
may ~ you wish to The Local LAT
editor. pick up bits ~ hnmor along
Tho way. Make your Jokes rnappy.
Brcxlty = the soul of wit.
From The jokes thai do mol ket IN
The prize clas- the Local Lar editor
selects three each day for this
column. Todsy's are.
bad HEE a. ne
Frisnd what Kind ~ an ssr IL
that"
Asfors--'soms one smsi cugefdly
Aetor-HA eowardiy Bad .Ea. sir, 10
enc that hit. sou--snd then runsn
carl Hansen. DsniEon. IA.
Did anyone comment on the way yon
drive your car
Yer. ons m,n remarked. Twenty dol
lars snd costs
Lawrence Martin. VALPARAISO. Ssb.
Johnny--"why 40 fish swim ?"
Jimmy my-"Beesuse they cant walk
1Ysr l.. johnson. fbs5 South Nine
feeuth street.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
Boys Week in Columbus
Directed by Rotary Club

Columbus. Neb. April 2o.--"Boys'
week" In being observed in Columbus.
Tho activities are under the general
direction OF the Columbus Rotary
club aided by the pastors of the vari.
Gus churches.
Thursday will be known ~ 10y.
atty day" The general program will
bo In charge OF Attorney G. J. Gar
low. May / program closes the Ro'
tary Boys week activities. At p.
m. Thursday a parade Of boys will
be held. This Will be followed by n
program at the Federated church Mt
.. M. when eight reels Of motion
pictures will be shown the boys.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30


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ehutth. n fctmai statement -
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sfnnf Al Fullh - Nse tetA
sThe rev sfarsf ssiea = he
possible nomination - A Smith. A..
sfnof ~ Nea feTh = candidate
fer TIE PRESIDENCY. i surely Intend.
81 onis - space nilef.' the state
meni declared.
"Nr. smith i he esty nefsunlftH
ton n ihe spirit Of Tammsnv. ills
nomination would Inevitably eause
The neat election 10 be fouRh, aud
nnn on the Issues ~ simple patriot.
lam. Party lines wonld disappear.
The reelection Of Mr.. Coolidge would
he deemed essential % the best inter.
osts uf the country by literally mil.
lions Of democrats. Rs well ms by re.
pnhilcnns.
"Thn men who are counting IN pre-.
election estimates the solid south as
certain asset IN case Of Mr.. Smiths
nomination are utterly dclnded. The
nomination of Mr.. Smith would he.
yond the shadow Of \ doubt wreck the
solid south.
Neither the republican nor the
democratic party can AFFORD TO con.
sIder the nomination OF any man who
Is not the sincere friend OF the United
States constitution. The proper thing
and the only thing that can be safely
done il for both parties to nominate
men in whose discretion the country
bay be safely entrusted so that the
campaign can be fought out on politi.
cal lines. not on the issue Of loyalty
and morality
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30

Jerry had worked hard digging that
castle In the bank. He even had some
food stored there.
so moving wasn't really 80 bad after
sil. lie could be Just NJ comfortable
here In the bank an he had been in his
house out In the Smiling Pool. ftlll
he dId dislike TO leave that house, and
he was worried for fear The water
might wash II away. lie had worked
70 hard building that house that he
couldn't bear 10 think Of losing II.
Jerry first carefully looked md
sfnclled all about In his tunnels and
his bedroom 70 make sure that no
stranger had been there unknown ~
him. There wasn't n trace Of any.
body. There was no odor OF another
Muskrat or Of Billy Mink. Satisfied
Of this, Jerry opened his back door
ana went out onto the Green Mea-
dows. lie sniffed the soft, warm air.
1T is going 10 be warmer than
ever" said he. That will mean that
the snow will melt faster than ever.
There certainly IN going TO be big
flood this year. Well, 4 have nothing
10 worry about over here. and floods
don't last long. There In nothing Ike
having two homes"
The next story: "A Wstery World" 4"
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
Drniau Returns IL Old
Burlington Railroad Job

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The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
Rebel Force Routed.

Vera Cruz. April 2s.-Gen. Anaeeto
Lopez, with 500 federal troops. at
tackled and routed force Of 400 men
under the rebel Gen. Juan Lschuga
Mt La Ferla plantation. near
San Francisco, on the interoceanic
Twelve Of the federsis and
ss rebels are reported to have been
wounded In the fighting which lasted
4 n hour.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
Widow Awarded $1,000.

Red Cloud, Neb.. April 2s.--Distriet
Judge Biackiedge has announced n
decision awarding Mrs. Ermina Brun.
er compensation OF $500 for the
death Of her husband. according to
information received by the plain
TINS attorney. y. J. Munday, OF this
city. The decision II practically an
Affirmation OF one rendered by the
state labor commissioner from which
tho railroad company appealed.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
Burgess Bedtime
Stories
.lerrx NInslsrat Moves.

There WAS no doubt about II, the
time had come to move. The water
vas already up around Jerry Musk
rats ankles in his bedroom. We'll =
said Jerry TO himself, II guess I've
got to go. This water may not last
long In here, but II Will bo pretty
damp for a while. I'm glad I've got
that snug room high up In the bank.
II hadn't I would have nowhere to
60"
lie dived down through the tunnel
leading from his bedroom to the bot
tom Of the Smiling Pool. He swan
cut and up until his head was above
water. Then he started for what he
called his castle In the bank. My
exclaimed Jerry Muskrat, "it is all !
can do to swim against this current"
Now, Jerry Is a good swimmer. He
IL a very good swimmer, But though
he swan with all his strength, II was
Flow work getting over TO the bank
The water was rushing down through
the Smiling Pool 80 swiftly that II
was all Jerry could do 10 move ahead
u
swift current. and swimming became
easier. When he was right opposite
the entrance TO his castle In the bank
lie drew a long breath, dived and
swan TO the entrance. which was un.
der water. He was surprised TO find
how far up in the tunnel that water
vas. But at last ne came out OF tine
water and scrambled up the long tun.
mel 20 The snug room he had prepared
quito distance back. and Just under
the grass roots on the Green Mea'
dows.
.'rhow.' exclaimed Jerry. Thai
sYas q hard trip. But nov I'm here
! have nothing to worry about. ! VIII
live here until the water goes down
and my house dries out. ] don't like
these spring floods. No. sir, don't
Ike these spring floods. I'm always
riad when spring comes. but Dc
Late these floods. There's one thips
about H. and that is. they do not last
very long"
Truly IT seemed that Jerry had nc
cause 10 worry about anything. His
castle In the bank was a snug room
far back. and as I have said before,
lust under the grass roots. From II
tunnel led down and branched into
several short tunnels. each with m
opening under water. This was 70 give
him more than one way Of escape
shouid lie find an enemy In there
Then there was n very private back
entrance from the Green Meadows
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
Business Men Discuss
Harding Highway Route

Nebraska City. April 2o.--At din.
ner held Mt the Grand hotel last night
the route OF the proposed Harding
Memorial highway. passing through
this city, was discussed by Chamber
OF Commerce men and Shenandoah b
and Sidney na) business men. This
highway In 10 run from Washing.
ton, u. C., TO San Francisco, and Sc.
lection Of point TO cross the Mis-.
sourl river into Nebraska was de
bated at the meeting here.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30

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The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
TROOPS REVOLT
Ar CUBAN POST

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The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
Man leund bead n natn. ?

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The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30

Falls Cify.--T,ena Cox and Georgia
f5.year.old runaway
girls for whom a wIdespdead search
had been conducted for several weeks.
we're picked up here and held for
their parents.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
Clothing Store Robbed.

Nebraska city. April 2s.-The J. {.
Penney department store here WAS
robbed of rs suits Of clothes early
Monday morning. The goods were re.
moved from the city in A car owned
by w. II. Brown. proprietor OF tbs
Grand hotel. and taken from the sh'
rage Of the Morrow Auto company.
Sheriff Ryder and Chief Cook have
notified police in all nearby towns
TO be on the lookout for the thieves.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
An You ID Need Of q Tonic?
Health IL wesifh. You Canac sf"fd
to Overlook Word cf fhis Letter.

cedar Rapids. fs.---I can highly
recommend Dr. risrcss Golden Msdi
cal Discovery and also the 'Favorits
Prescription My father kept the
Golden Medical Discovery 10 take
whenever tonic was required and u
always rave entire satisfaction.
took the 'Favorlte Prescription Ter
womsn's weakness whenever neres
sary and was always srsafls benafsfsd
hy "a. AZ I say. I know all about
these two remedies and ran hlshle
recommend them. - ,irs q. W. 1T
tie. 1901 = FIFTH street
All druggists ssii these niedi0ines -
Dr. ri~rces IN ishlets ~ iiu@id.
Send - rent. - nr. risrcs. Pres
Iasaisas licssl IN Buffair. =. v. fer
trial pkE. 81 any Il Als medicines.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1924-08-26
Old Days in DatOson

by fire until the horses were dis
carded. There seemed to be thrill
in witnessing the horses in their mad
race to fire; something akin to hui
man feeling seemed to be in the spirit
of the animals as they plunged on
ward. Yet, today the fire fighters and
their machinery arrive in much less
time than of old, and fires that once
were considered dangerous are extin-
guished with a small tube of chemi-
Gals. Children hardly look up as the
trucks roll by, whereas young and old
never failed to see the wagon pass in
the olden days.
The young men of today who hap
pen to be near old Dawsonians stare
in wonderment at the tales related by
them, and marvel that they could have
considered those times interesting.
AS pavement has taken the place Of
muddy streets, canvas and steel avn
ings the place of trees and electric
lights the place of candles and lamps
so has time replaced the methods of
fighting fire. But Dawson had the
reputation OF having a good company
in those days, and still holds that dis
tinction, although the rivalries between
companies of neigbhoring towns have
long since passed. Times have chang
ed, indeed.