davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Nome nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1919-1934, 1924-08-23

AA6 e1A SAoSs "a AL 0os
ASSOCIATION CLAIM
Beginning at Cor. No. 1. iden-
tical with cor. No. 2, Anderson
Claim, this survey previously
described. a fir post previously
described, scfibed 1-4s6 Be;
from whence U. s. l.. NJ. No.
l.. bears N. 70 deg. 10 min. ~
sec, W. 4161.6 it. Thence
s. 80 deg. So min. E. 625 90
# to cor. No. Q, a fir post 4
it. long 4 ins SO. set TT. in
ground. with earth mound IS
ms. high. 80 ms. base around
same. scribed 2-496 Be: thence
S. IS deg. AZ min. w. 224.3
# to cor. No. 3, fir post 4
It. long, ms. So, set 2 IT.
in ground with earth mound IS
ms. high, 80 ms. base around
same. scribed 3-496 Be; thence
s. "A deg. SO min. f. 1851 It..
to cor. No. A, quartz stone
24x1Sx12 ms. set ~ ms. in
ground. with earth mound Is
ms. high and 80 ms. base along
side, chiseled 4-496 BE: thence
s. 50 deg. Al min. f. 707s IT.
to cor. No. 5. fir post 4 It.
long. 4 ms. So, set TT. in
ground with earth mound. IS
ms. high, 80 ms. base around
same. scribed 5-496 BIC: thence
N. IS deg. 06 min. e. 624.l
IT. to cor. No. g.. fir post 4
It. long 4 ms. So, set IT.
in ground. with earth mound is
ms. high and 80 ms base around
same, scribed 6-496 &c; thence
N. 10 deg. 05 min. F.. 636.7
It. to cor. No. z, fir post 4
It., long 4 ms. So. set It,
in ground with earth mound is
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-03

spiSky a pfipadn1 pomoci svyym
vysokym tondm j raznymi pohyby
rukou do hledists. Bsda. kdyby
mu nxktery ton selhal. Y tom
okamziku je, i jjinak .znamenityy
zpEvak galerii vypiskan a nesmi
luz pfi dal;ich pfedstavenfch zpi-
vat.
Proto Nemci tu Sini v opefe
1stupky tsmto mravim obecen-
stva a do zna6ne miry opousteji
zasady wagnerovskeho "Gesamt-
kunstwerku' Mas operni soubor
Ia zejmena Nedbal kvapilem
stanovili 81 pevnou zasadu jednot-
neho umsleckeho dila a provedou
"Prodanou nevsstu" Dvofako-
WI "Rusalku'' zcela ' na;em po-
jeti a die jedins spravnych zasad
umslecke reprodukce operni. "a
lozene ma iednotnem dojmu cele-
no dila. Zadne forcIovani zps-
vakG. rezie vyprava V souhlase S
pfedvalecnym dilem. rovnoccn-
most orchestra sbou Sc soly.
| Divadelni pfedstaveni zacinaii
tu 0 9. hod. ve1er a kond obycei-
ne 0 pilnoci. nskdy po |. hod.
v noci. Phi zaSatku pfedstaveni
byva hledijts obycejns poloprazd
ne. obecen,tvo pfich4ziva houfn3
do divadla al ke konci aktu a
proto j hledi;ts divadla nebyva
ztemnsno. ably obecenstvo mohlo
najit svoje mista. Pied diva
diem stoji cele houfy msstskych
policajti ! statnich cetniki v BIZ
zarnich staromodnich uniformSch.
hlediiti velmi hlucns bavi. znami
ma sebe pokfikuji z pfizemi do To-
" pfestavkach Sc obecenstvo v
Il PAM v hlouccich Sc shromaz-
d'uji pfi banefe orchestra a ku-
katky, pozoruji danny v lozich.
Danny chodi do divadla We vel
kych plesovych toaletach a PAM
ien salonnich ;atech. Phi tom
vsak neni fidkym ,zjevem. ze PAM
! danny ' lozich pfi pfedstaveni
koufi a popijeji vino. Po pied
staveni naplni obecenstvo dvadel-
nj bar a kavarnu. az do casneho
rama stoji pred dvadlem automo-
billy. jez odvazeji je;ts potom o
becenstvo do noenich zabavnich
mistnosti, v nichz byva ru;no al
do 8. hod. ranni, ], II.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-03

eitanym b@mbastem. Teprve DO
valce vyst4povali tu poprve rusti
umelci, kt{K znaSns pfispsli ku
zmene nazpri . opefe a koneGnS
Y posledn{ dobs i Nsmci, ktefi
sem importbvali hlavns Wasnera
a Richardd Strausse. Krone to-
no tu hostJji pravs nyni j Fran
couzi. jejichi divadelni mravy SC
zde mnoKsm v;ak shoduji ital-
skou operot. Jejich pfedstaveni
jsou vlastnS ien solovymi vystupy
jednotlivym zp1vaki doprovo-
dem orchestra a nedocvicenych
sbordd, nejsqu jednotnou' reproduk
ci celeho unsleckeho dila. Protc
neni zadno4 vzacnosti pfedstave-
nj, pfi nsniz Sc hrajou til akty
kazdy jinS opery, jen k will zpi
vakdm. aby se ' Mich mohli "a
cely veeer co nejvice uplatnih
Phi tom hetecka akce ma jevi;t
je snizena "a nejprimitivnsj;i mi.
nimum. JAkmile Pride arie. u.
strne vsechno ma jevisti mrtven
postoji. zpSvsk, jehoz arl ozna
mule orchestrllni uvod. pos,aM 5,
ma rampu prayou nohou vpfed
polozi 81 pravop ruku ma srdce ;
zasne. Phi vy.okych tonech 0
vsem nezapomene vystoupit n;
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-03
Eeho q. Sinii laapiGs nejvice
-. boji?

Podlei zprav n9koliks evrop
skych obchodnich cestujlcich,
ktefi Sc vratili z osmim6sicni
cesty nitrem Ciny do Pekingu,
|upina Sc jedina nadeje Gin
skych obcanl X ,tomu, ze bude
vybudovana silna letecka moe
proti lunicim, ktefi neustale
ohrozu.ji zivoty obcanl. Jak lu
piei sami prohlasuji, neboji Sc
ami v nejmensim zakroceni "a
padn(ch mocnostf, nebot' ,jsou
dosti silni q dovedou Sc mimo
to tax dobre. skrtvati, ze re
jim pozemni vojsko nikterak
nedostane ma kdzi. Skutecnou
paniku vsak u Mich vyvolava
myslenka. ze jejich lkryty bu
dou vypatrany l6tadly pax
bombardovany. Slyseli jiz. jak
Anglicane Sc syymi leteckymi
eekadramy zkrotili lupite ma
hranici indicko-afganistanske
a obavaji Sc Stejneho osudu.
Zbrans ' budoaci valce
v kralovsk9 spolecnosti le-
kafi v Londyn6 prednasel vys-
81 ddstojnik, plr!kovnfk Fuller
o budouci vafe. Vvsaovil ma
zor, ze budouci valky budou
vzdy vice bojem dusevni po-
tence u De smrt q niceni bude
hrati stale nepatrnejsf dlohu.
] posledni valka byla rozhod-
nuta mozkern, nikoli silo sva-
Id. Budouci valka bude rozho-
dnuta .-nravnimi a hospodafs-
kymi. zbran9mi.l Mravnimi zbra
nemi rozuni Fuller intensivne
rozvinutou propaganda, ktera
'oslabi narodni Will nepntele
a zdiskredit'ue jeho v6c. Ho-
spodarska valka napadne wax
narodni cit snepfitele skrze Ia
ludek. Vojenska ,valka pax Sc
bude provad2ti, po vetsine ply
nov1mi dtoky ma obyyatelstvo
velkych NEST, avsak n;;koli ply
ny smrtfcfmi, nybrz takovymi,
ktere obyvatelstvo pouze oma-
mi. Povinnostf lekafl jest, aby
jiz v miru pfipravovai Sc i
cbyvatelstvo ma tyto utcky "a
obranu proti MIN.
OZNAMOVkNf We ':SVETU"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-03

~ - - - - = - -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-07
TT, BoLETHN COMMERCIAL lei De
PARTAMENTo DE AGRICULTURAL
z TRABAJo

Acompafiada de una atenta carta de'
srb-comisionado del Dspartamento DC
Agricultura v Trabajo dc Puerto Rico
senor jaime Bsgue hemos recibido uh
eiemplar del Boletin comercial que M
empezado publican este Dspartamen-
TO con ell noble prop6sito de conseguir
Ia discrimination en- Ia isla y especial
mente en- los Estados Unidos. dc Ia
information relativa al progr-so conner
cial industrial y agricola de Puerto
Rico.
Nutre las co!umnas del referido Bo-
let;n una fnterossnte information sa-
hiamente sintetizada en- la cual encon-
tiara tanto el com7rciante como el in
dustr;al el agricultor. una inforna-
ci6n. Official. exacta y de verdadera i'm
portancia para asegurar una ccrtera
orientacion en- los divcrsos ramos dc
los negocios de nuestro pals.
La labor que realizara el Departa-
mcnto de Agriculture y Trabajo de
Puerto Rico con este aparentemente
simpl, Boletin es para suponerse, dada
Ia necesidad dc dar conocer nuestra
isla v nuestros productos en- los Es-
tados del Norte. para que aquellos CO.
merciantes industriales puedan ia
miliarizarss mas dc cerca con nuestro
dcsenvolviiniento agricola-comerclai
Felicitamos los autores de esta
noble idea porque ella brindara esps-
cialmente a nuestras institucion-s agra
las industrialcs, resultsdos positiva-
YoGte PRACTICES.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-07
Tfntd de Broddwoy

les jGdios son las dos fuerzas formida-
bles de New York. No sc mueve nada
sin Ia infiuencia de estas dos frierZas.
De los seis millones y medic de habi-
tantes que tiene la ciudad, corca de dos
millcnes sen judios Y mas de un million
son italianos 81 de los tres millones
rest ntes sacamos los espa1oles,
los gciegos, chinos. japoneses, ir.snde-
ses, franceses v alemanes, tendriamos
que preguntarnos ascmbrados: Pero.
Id6nde estan los americanos dc esta
ciudai? Pues. sencillamente: los anne
ricanos han emigrado a otros Estados
6onGe realnente sienten la verdadera
vida americana.
A los americanos no les gusta New
York; les sgrada vivir meior en- Fila
della. en- Chicago, en- San Francisco o
en- Boston. pero no les gusta iijar re-
s!dencia aqui Es un case psicologico
que Sc advierte en- todos los paises
Tai p7recs cue Ia naturaleza hanana
csta hecha CT forma que ell individuo
iamas Sc ccnforma con 10 que tiene y
donde esta. FL espiritu egoista, el de-
SEQ de psregrinar, el descontentariion-
to per 10 que poseemos y Ia vanidad
que sentimos en nuestros deSeos de yer
tener, todo este ncs propcrciona caior
nos hace andar, corrcr, unas veces
a tontas otras ciegas por essos ca
minos que ell hombre n,ismo In alberto
en- este mundo de luchas y con1ms-
tas.
Y por ESQ mismo es que New York
es grande.
Y per ESQ mismc es que New York
es maravilloso.
Esss inmigraciones. esa5 persgrina-
clones han hecho hoy de esta ciudad
ell arbitro del mundo, el moro- que niue
We todos los resortes de los nsgo>io5
universities.
Y por ESQ Ia ley es tan ventajos7
para tcdos. porque todos en- coniunto
son sus aUtores.
Ejemp'o mas hermoso 10 eenemos en-
Chinatown: una ciGdad cEina en- una
ciudad americana Chinos que fucron
expulsados. unos, dc su pals, otros
aue uegaron estss playas vendiendo
sus fuerzas por el procio mas barsto
pcsible por ESQ de tener siquiera algc
que conner. Hoy, Chinatown e5 una
ciudad con mas de Glen mi cllinc5 Que
a habitan. Al entrar en- ella, Sc oiviGa
| uro que esta en- America pues lt5 ca
! lies. las casas, Ell comercio, las costrn-
tres dc vida y modos de vesS.r. son
exactsmente q las que sc observan en
Shangai. Y esa ciudad china es parte
do New YcIlz. Y ali las Ieycs son anne
! ricanas v los chinos las res0ataE cor
veneracion sinceridad. Y per ESQ es
uue ell Gobierno Americana los prapara
nara ma vida de civilizaclon altamen-
te poderosa Y les brinda oportunidad9s
e9pe tales En Chinatown Ia poicia es
china los empleadcs dc correos, los
detectives, muchos cargos 5e reSpons&-
bil:dad han sido cedidos comparticos
con los chinos, con los humiides hijos
del oriente.
Y asi va Ia nave de esta inmenss
ciudad; mantenida dirigida pos csc
u;loto prodigioso que llamamos Uncle
sam. vigiiada por doce mil polic.as y
envuelta en- un maravilloso bullicio pro
po-cionado por catorce millones de We
.h,cnIos oue Sc uneven diariamente en
todas direcciones.
Juan CARRERAS.
New York. diciembre de 1923.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-07

Para curar el Rcumatismo es nece-
sario purihcar Ia sangre. Frotaciones
y medicamentos salinos alivian pero
en- la gran mayoria dc los casos. como
el paciente bien sabe. el NAL proviene
de saugre viciada, de resuitas de cier-
tas enfermedades curadas medias
que delaron sus huellas en Ia sangre.
Hay pucs. que atacar q nal la raiz.
Sc recomielda a los cue suiren de
Reumatsmo ei e-nplco del HIERRO
NUXADO, cuya formula cientihca
contienc valiosos insrcdientes de efec-
10 edcazmente depurativo. Combina
ademas elementos s6nicos que forG-
fican poderosamente al ORGANISING en-
tero. HIERRO NUNADO contiene
hierro como el mismo hero de Ia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-07
Podre Librarn1e de
Ese Reun1ofisna0? !?

sangre humana. Como saben todos
los medicos sin hierro su sangre no
puede ser pura nj producer encrgia
vitalidad Tn enSayo por unos meses
con el HIEKRO NUNADO demos
trara su alcance para depurar y
enriquecer la sangre. HIERRO
NUXADO no es ''un curalo todo" y
solo sc recoulienda para los desarre-
CLOS de Ia sangre y los nervios, tales
como sangre impura, rcumatismo,
anemia, neurastenia, depression o de-
bilidad nerviosa y falta dc virilidad.
Dos semanas demostraran 10 bien
que pucde hacerle el HIERRO
NUNADO P6ngalo a la prueba
Todas las buenas boticas 10 venden.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-07
KABLE INCHES EN Is MlNUTOS

esribr
TaE W. = ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-07
BOARDING HOUSE

El mas moderno establecimiento en-
Ponce. Dormitorios frescos. Nuestras
comidas son excelentes. Aceptamos
abonaGos v comidas domicilio.
Telefono 450 Callejon DC Amor ?.
Ponce, p. r, 2-3
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-07

Facita gu digestion. Estimula el apedto. Calma su
sed alvia su cansancio. Un maravilOsO confor-
tante. tan agradable como benefico-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-07
HOTELES
Hotel BeIgica

Habitaciones frescas. comidas
Situado en- vale Vi
la No. 3 el sitio mas centrico de
Ponce.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-07
HOGS STEADY At
P~RE-HOLIDAY RATE
Price Range S7,25 to $3.50
Cattle Steady,


With resumption Of trade after
the holidays, hog prices at the local
livestock exchange Monday were
resting firmly on Thursdays
quotation $. There were no hogs
during the morning that were good
enough to bring 1855, Thursdays
top: tut there were some good
enough to move at $3.50. The bulk
If sales We're made at $7.25Q730.
Medium mixed lots were quoted at
S7.35T7.4G. figs were moving at
$6.75 down to So. Sows were steady
at $6.6G16.75 for smooth packers
and S6.4007.6O for roughs. Light
weights We're selling at $7.25 while
light mixed porkers We're bringing
S6.75 up to S7.25. Receipts of Il. 500
with 249 holdovers appeared ABOUT
equally LetWeen outside and local aC-
counts. Trading was coed and
strong with indications Of a Slight
Price ascend.
Cattle were moving at prices
steady with Thursday. There was
a strong demand for prime heifers
and Other good stan. The nest price
paid for steers was $3.50 although
they continued to be quoted as high
as $40. Choice COWS were moving
at $3.50 The hes. price paid for
heifers was S9.25. Receipts, 400.
Calves presented a good strong
market with prices steady with
Thursdays high trade. The top
price paid was $11.5O with n few
bringing as high as $l2. The bulk
Of sales were made at S1O.5O011. All
accounts were active. Receipts. 500.
Lamp prices advanced a half to a
dollar with a S13 top. Sheep were
1airly steady with several good
enough to bring $3.50. The ranse
in this class was from s305.5O. Re
ceipts, zoo.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-07
Deaths

John c. Burkline, 70. 242s n. Gale,
Aaron G, Battreall, 70, Tenth and West,
Margaret Ann McNelie, 81. 917 villa,
uremia.
Joseph s. Beck. Al. St. vincent's hos
pital. fractured skull. accidental.
Harold VI. White. 10. Canal and Sixty
Third drowning. accidental.
Elizabeth G. Dearmin, 90, 1871 Ring
gold. arteriOsclerosis
Emma Weekly. IL. 912 T.. Thirteenth.
acute gastrO-oentre-cohtis
Emmett NJ. ~Jeffries, 81, basilar cranial
fracture.
John ]. Berry, 64, 80 N. Arlington, GER
Mary Couch, So, city hospital. hypo-
Marie Watkins. so, 200 shriver, ar
teTiosclerosis.
Ralph Alden Hobson, 8. Long hospital,
Harry C. Kerrigan. 40, 1909 E. Pratt,
firrhosis Of liver.
Z Alberta Marie Lacy. is days, 500 S.
Warman. purpina hemorrhagica.
Frank White, l, Ill N. Blake, broncho-
pneumonia.
Gaines Young, 20, Methodist hospital,
Violet stephanon, l, 1887 W. Tenth.
bronchial pneumonia.
William Lipps. 81. ST. Vincents hos
pital. chronic nephrttts.
Anna Barbara Baas. 10, 1712 Ashland,
myocarditis.
Emory ElmOre CaStleDerry, OA, 1857
Arsenal, acute dilatation OF heart.
Georgia Steffe. AZ. Laurel and Pros
pect, fractured skull.
Andrew G.. Deser. 10. 2247 Langley.
pulmonary tuberculosis.
GLADDEN. Wheeler, 8, Methodist hospi-
tai, general %peritonitis.
Kathyrn Mary Williams. 80, 1919
Salem. pulmonary tuberculosis.
Herbert M. Larner, 81. Eli Blake, acute
myocarditis,
ii Bresnahan, 80, city hospital. car
Martin earvey. 81, POS Pleasant, frac-
tnred skull.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-07
Marriage Licenses

Arthur Mcdonald, 27, 908 w. Walnut
Arthur Benson, 81, $50 Camp. labora-
tory IEsalee Harper, %, $40 Camp.
Mack Patton, 81, 1888 n. Gray, porter;
Rosa NJ. Tyson. II, 1147 n. Gray. clerk.
Wayne c. Hatfield, 20, Scottsburg, Ind
assistant engineer State highway depart
ment: Helen Cluggish, "a. sos w. Clay.
owen V. Peet, 80. 1728- COLLEGE; sales
Herbert NJ. Morgan, II. $40 Warren,
farmer; Bertha Stating. 10, $50 Warren
Richard Nahre Jr., %. 40 n: La
Sale. mechanic; Ruby Barber, 10, 1907 E.
Claude G. Edwards, %, 1897 Church,
Capitol Lumber Company; Clara E. Ais
never, 26. 1887 Linden, clerk.
owen NJ. Wells, 25. Stubbins Hotel,
pharmacist; Lillian Wells, %, 41O E.
walnut. saleswoman.
George F. Lyon, "a. Bedford, Ind, ma
chinist; Epsie Harris, 80. 1920 Eugene
'ie Walter Lawell. 80. 90 n. Brookyile,
electrician; Alma N. Bredewater, 20, lila
on Jack Cohen, 27. IA Union. %cooperage
/ works; Nellie Ahels, "a 81 n. Illinois,
Peter Nitu. 81, pit Indiana, restaurant
ouner. Kostandina Dimitri, %, GIG Haugh.
RAYMOND H. F. Foster, 10, 1919 Loch,
good clerk; Margaret E. Perry, 10, l4l6
Vit 4ack 8. Miller. %, 1417 Olive, Interna-
+ionaI BUSINESS Machine Corporation; Eva
J. jenkins, 20, 1886 Olive telephone oper-
a'0 George A.. stahl, 81. 80 w Morris
truck driver: Elna f. Sanders 23' Z
Laurel.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-07
RALSTON REPEATS
mo- TO TAGGART
Says He Doesn't Want Name
Presented Again.

Although Tom Taggart, boss Of
the Indiana delegation at the Demo-
cratic national convention in New
York, assured Senator Samuel M.
Ralston over long-distance today
that the Indiana Senator could be
the nominee, Raiston urged Taggart
not to present his name again.
kilograms were received at Hoo
sier Home" Sunday asking Ralston
to reconsider withdrawal Of his
name. J. NJ. Harrington Of Freeport,
n. Y, urged Ralston to do nothing
that would prevent the convention
from uniting on him as the party
standard bearer. Ralston said that
he hoped the delegates would not
further consider him.
Many visitors came to the Ralston
home Sunday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-07
is CONTINUED
RikhOff Investigating Dismissal in
Shooting ARRAY.

Investigation of the shooting af-
fray at Thirty-Sixth st. and Capitol
Ave, last Wednesday in which Har-
old Whitmeyer, 81, of 1915 n. Illinois
St, was wounded in the shoulder.
was still being carried on today by
Police Chief Herman Rikhoff.
Eight persons arrested along with
Whitmeyer, were discharged by Vim
cent Manifold, city judge pro tern,
in city court Thursday because Whit
meyer was unable to identify the
man, alleged to have exchanged
shots with him. Rikhoff said his
officers asked for a continuance of
the case. The prosecutors office, it
is said, denied having anything to do
with the dismissal.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-07
UNSETTLED TREND
N GRAIN OPENING
Wheat UndergOeS Fractional
Price Drop,
By United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO. July Grain fu-
lures started with an unsettled feel
ing on the Board of Trade today
An irate movement in the new
crop Of wheat brought liquidation in
old stocks and subsequent fractional
slump. Crop news was generally IA
vOrable.
Shortage Of supplies and not too
favorable prospects created a strong
n corn.
&AA-s sagged with wheat. Pro
- started steady with hogs
aRcables.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-07
CRUDE OIL CUT
TO s. BARREL
Second Price Reduction in
Two Months.
BV United Press

By United Press
PITTSBURGH, Pa. July For
the second time in two months,
Pennsylvania crude oil has been cut
in price.
The new quotation Is SO a barrel.
a decline Of % cents. Cuts from 10
cents to Is cents were made in other
grades.
New prices announced by the Jo-
seph Seeph agency here are: Brad
ford grade. 1925; National Transit.
IS: Cabell. $3.50: Somerset medium,
$40, and Somerset light, $I.S5.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-07
Tank Wagon Prices

Gasoline prices do not include State
tax Of &c a gallon.)
GASOLINE-Energee. 22c a gallon;
Purol, 1870; Red Crown. 1920: Diamond,
lS2c Silver Flash, 22c; Standolind avia-
ton. 23c.
KER0sENE-Crystaline 1877 a gallon:
Moore Light. 15.5c: Arclite, 12.7c; Per-
lection. 12.7c; Solvent. 35c.
NAPTHA-Lion Power Cleaners. 22.6c
q gallon; v NJ. & P. 22.5c; S~tandolind
Cleaners. 23.5c.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-07
Bible Institute Held

Regular weekly institute for daily
vacation Bible school workers was
held at 2 p. m. today at the Second
Presbyterian Church, Vermont and
Delaware SITS. The Rev. R. J.
McLandress, director of religious
education of the Presbyterian
church, presided.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-07
Marine Command Named

Lieut.. Edward Selby, New London,
Conn, formerly In charge Of the
Marine guard on the q. S. s. Sa'
vannah, arrived in the city today tc
relieve Capt. Fred ]. thinner, who
for the past two years has had
charge Of the Marine recruiting office
in the Federal Bldg. Capt. Zinner
leaves Tuesday for Quantico, Vt.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-07
SYMPATHY is EXPRESSED
Democrats Adopt Resolution to Be
Sent to President.

By United Press
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.
NEW YORK, July 7.-As the frs
order of business today the Dem
ocratic national convention rose to
it's feet as one man, a unanimous
approval of a resolution Of sympa
thy to President and Mrs. Coolidge,
whose son, Calvin. Jr., lies critically
Ill in Washington.
The resolution, offered by Charles
r. Wilson Of the West Virginia dele
cation, read that it was the Of
all Democratic delegates to extend
sympathy to the President and Mrs.
Coolidge and express the hope for
the speedy recovery of their son,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-07
Utility Bonds Approved

The public service commission TO-
day granted the Union Traction Com
nanv authority to issue s622'0O0 in
sbort.time notes and 100000 in
bonds to finance the purchase OF ne"
equipment, including twenty-five new
Steel cars, and to rehabilitate the
General properties Of the company.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-07
Still Have Hope

They still hope. almost against
hope. that this resistance will prove
equal to fighting off the poison which
now seems to be At its most v~irulent
stage.
An unfavorable factor is the in
ability of the boy to take nour.sh-
ment. For nearly three days he has
been unable TO take food.
John Coolidge. brother of Calvin;
Edward T. Clark. the Presidents
secretary. and Frederick Stoarns,
friend u the Coolidge family. spent
most OF the night at the hospital
with the President and Mrs. Cool
idge.
AS the morning were on and de
tails OF the boys gallant fight dur
Ing the night were learned, it be
came clear that the chief hope OF the
doctors for his recovery was that
none Of his vital organs had broken
/ down under the toxic strain. That
this. however. was a slim hope was
indicated by word that the doctors
considered Calvin had but "a bare
/ lighting chance and that there was
no intention to create any feeling OK
undue optimism.
This statement was in striking
contrast to the informal bulletin is
sued Sunday. which was clearly
optimistic in tone. 1t stated that
while the boys condition was very
low, the doctors were quite conf
dent that the reserve powers of his
body would prove equal to meeting
the strain.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-07
Stricken in Garden

By Times Special
NOBLESVILLE, Ind, July t.
A. J. Nibarger. u, was stricken with
paralysis while working in his gar
den and died a short time later.
The widow and n daughter, MRS
w. A. Jacobs, survive.