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IA GESTls oTCOVU.
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Napsal Xavier a. Msnt6pin.

v0s SUtNO JCcU0 4I0hUlDh lUIuuG
|upiynu1o otevfela oci.
| Rozhlsdla koI sebe patrays
= udiyene; remchla zatajiti
|pfekyapeni sys. vidouc, ze den
|jiz se vzbouzf.
''Spala jsem -" zamum1a-
Ia dzasIa, "a w nechali jste
nme spati!" dodaia $ jemnou
vycitkop.
'Stfeafli isne Sc toho, pro-
buditi vas, draha pan{, nebot'
|tento spsnek jest YAM veEce
ku proap9 9chu.n'
'ezdA Sc mi 4e jjsem skutec-
me mnohem siln9lsi," J" pfisvedco
|vala zena neblaha. /
"A neanylfte se ~"
'Kolik jest hodin?'"
.Skorem sedm liz"
"Napsali jste listiny?,,,
"Ano matiEko," odtusila NY
lni Rerta sanaa, ''pan Loriot ma
psal je 1askav6 a ia pTipsala
k, MIN jenom adresy.
"zavolame rAno nektereho Z
vsfsjhych poeluhd, aby js ro-
znesl.
"Mohl bych rnu je doruxiti
lsam, iiebot' odejdu nyni.' pro-
hodil lekaf.
"Jiz.. mas. opoustfte :"
Muslin PAM Leroyerova, as
vefte mi nerad. - Muslin vsak
navstfviti sve inemocne, ktefi
ljiste netrpelivs ocekavaji radiy
me-,
Mate pravdu, doktore.
Nestesti cini cloveka sobec-
|kym, uci no ma jine zapomina-
I'll. Berto, dite ME, uchystei o
,Idev mdj, abych mohla vyifti.'
/ Exam pnjdete maticko?"
ma dfad a ma faru, muslin
ohlasiti slnrt, Abelovu."
I Stepal pferusil ji:
i 'Dovoltez mi drahapanf, a.
lbych vam poznovu nabidl STU
Izbu. sve, byste 81 mohla usetfi
Iti kroky pro vas tax trapne,
|Svolte, abych sc ia sam 0 vse
'|postaral.
| 'D6kuji vam stejne vrele,
|jako vcera jsem vam dekovala
LA dobrotu vasi," odv9tila ma
|tka zarmoucena. "Ale jde tn o
Ito. vykonati posaedni povin-
most a takou chci vykonati sa
ma. Tusim, ze pochopite a u
lznate TAX"
! Oproti rozhodnuti tax pevne
imu kazdy dalsi odpor byl O.
|vsem nemozny.
! stepan Loriot stiskl proto je-
|ste srdecne ruce ob6ma zenam
la odesel pax, od|naSeje s sebou
listy pro pratele Abelovy. Y
Slibil, re pride jeste be
Them tehoz dine.
| Pani Leroyerova byIa brzy
}uchystana ma cestu. -.~..
Uschoyala do kapssy sve ro-
Dime listiny, kterez by1a We
Ger pred tim ukryla pod pol
starrem loze sveho, a pfistoupi-
la potom k dceri sve, niceho
nepo;z,toraiiici, x a dela il:
| "Dcerusko draha, musfnale s. Sc
nejprve pfesvedciti, 60 nam je
ste zbyva 2 lispor, drive nez
hi budenae moci, jednati. Pfala
bych 81, ably bratr tvlj p syn
| mij nemel pohTeb nejbfdnej-
|siho razu. Jsme jeste to, zje
|dnati mu pohrsb slusny? p !,
/ 'Matinko mila," odvetila di
|vka mladistva hlasem vaha-
wynn, 'ano, name jeste tolik,
'lby mohlo Sc pfanf vase splni-
l IT,"
" "Jak? Nase ispory nejsou
ftedy jeste opravdu vycerpany,
dite moje?"
"Toho isme jests daleky."
"Kolik jeste zbyva?"
, "As pet set fra1ikd.''
PAM Leroyerova pohledla
/ prekvapene fnassvoji ,dcsrui a
tSsE ~,
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OVt&O U6uy.
A dcera ochotna, aby doka-
lxala, ze skutecne jeste mlze
b1t mxtka jejf ma Cas- bez sta
rostf, kvapiIa. aby pfinesla ze
Isktfnz jedns cast obnosu, KITE
lrtz byl ji Stepan Loriot veeer
pred tim dorlcil.
Andaa prohodila vsak jen:
.'Pravdu tedy mas"
A pax dodala:
"Nesmfs wsak mile dite, "a
po,nlnah, ze name taky jeste
lnejak@ d1uhy."
"JsTne dluzni rnnoho dokto-
ru Loeiotovi."
Berta &c zard9la.
Pan Loriot! nepfijme nice
ho, :, odv6tila.
'sKekl u TAXI"
| sAno, matinko."
"Ach," zvolala panf Leroye-
rova, hluboce jsouc doiata no.
1v5m dlkazem sIechetnosti le-
kafovy. .Byla to Prozfetelnost
san1a, jez nam uvedla mlade>
no toho muze do cesty. Diky
dpbrote k nam, diky jeho ne
zistnodti. Abel bude miti nell
krasny pohfeb, aspon slusny
hrob, na nemz skveti Sc bude
I6iste jmeno jeho a ma kteryz
bddeme moci spolu choditi a
)modIih &C."
| Neblaha matka pozvedla ru
ce sve i 1rak svuj k nebeslm
a PROFESSIONALS pax:
a." "Mdj hoze. boze vsemocny,
kteryz j bolest mejkrutsi pro.
lvazis ltechou, d9kuii til chva
llofecim te l&sce tvojf neskona.
ile."
| Vsak po te obratil Sc zraA
Ipan I.eroyerov@ opet k iozi bli
zkemu,
Obrvsy n,tpoly na mem spo'
lclvaiici pevne sc odrazely pod
pokryvkou b6lostnou.
Vzlykot nahly a bolesny O.
ltrasl opet prsoma .matky nest'a
stne a Shy vytryskmuwsi zrosi-
ly bledou tvsaT jeff.
| Berta ovinula rychle ram6
isve, kol SIZE matcdny, zlibala il
tvar j saty polibky yfelS Snahdee
tajic:
"Jen odvahu - a bth mas
neopusti."
!. XXXVI.
Pfekvapujici zvsst' ' ' noviinich
Pani 1 Leroyerova ovladIa ko-
necne pohnut sve, pfitiskla k
prsoum svym dceau svou S pre-
kypujfcf neznosti matefskou, o
patrila Sc potodn pencil, pre-
hodila pres sebe cerny satek
a vysla zdoanu.
Jakmile sc octla ma ulici, po
citila, ze dycha jfz mensi
obtizi ze silly Sc il castecne
vraceji.
Avsak jelikox mela mnoho
obchhzek vykonati i obavala
Sc nahle slabosti. najala 81 po
voz a dala ae doveSti ma ma
NEST! Salnt-SSubpIce, Obecnl u
lad dotycne ctvrti.
Tam. ztravila Xekanfm ne
koneenym v rdznYch kance-
larich skorem hodinu, jfhiaeez Q
ala Sc ma hfbitov Montparbed
debrala Sc ma hfbitov Mont.
parnasse, kdez zakoupila mi
sto pro hrob nest stneho syna
sveho / vratila re do bytu Ber
1tina, kteraz raezi tim obed u
chystavala, donueIla matku svo
Iii, aby Sc posllEla troskem po.
ttravin.
| Odpoledne StepAn Loriot Sc
1vratil k obema xenAm ubohym
ldodavaje jim jiz pouhou pri-
|tomnosti svou jiske dtechy. -
Pohfeb mel Sc k0nai nasledu-
! jici prav6 ctvrtek " devet ho-
din zrana.
/ h. sF~-sras 2 3sA
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PRoDA Sc lot Al .pf3 24o str.
ne v5ch. las. ul. u kKin ,sman
Rd, de sc LEVINE. Haste Sc v
Z. 1868 vych. lao. I'LL 1-s
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leho hostince na b19| ~
Beaumarchais, kdeE 1b1
Cd te dolby, co se n NJ
Royale ubytovai, 'ob1ds&e4l
vecefel.
| 20 skomnych Aodsch \ h.
kterez ovsem netrva1y dI no,
Eamifil strojnik, aby IA S 4 I 1 g q
kratil, do male kavdrniS I, n
damesti Bastily, df nm a
lkavu. 2 jal Sc cis6 jed6n : u
tstd vecernich.
Kayu v tuto dobu ipoS ze4 =
byl jiz davno navyKI. HoSlpy
vsak chtel jen zbedn6 pro ~
bavu prohlednouti, nSbpt 70
llitikem vasnivym Rene Moulin
zajiste nebyi. ,sss
Pfinesli mu list '.La PAtris".
Zrak jeho utkv9l bszd6tuS
ma prvnim radku prvniho doa
pecku, swell &c po. a5ppcif0m
az ma konec, prel6A sloupec
druhd j tfeti j zdalo =, q ne
zastavi Sc drive. dokud ne
octne Sc u jmena vydavatele Ii
stu a jmena tiskarny.
Bylo zrejno. ze lit tsnto :
zpravy jeho nezajimaji nijak
| pfilisne Rene-a. 5..> .ss
| Skutecne ami necetl, 4neb,
lepe feceno, neved6l vlastA9.
leo, Gte. 49,.
/ Myslenky jeho zal6taly ji-
lnam duch jeho dlel No hfbi
itove Montparnasse, podle hro-
bu Pavla Leroyera, jak by jix
lbylo jitro pristiho .dne.
i A tax take lhostejne pfel6tl
zrak Rene-uv seznam shatkd q
|nevsimaje 81 toho ami valhe, "a
1vadil take o seznam mrtyych,
Nahle vydral sc mu = ppsou
lvykfik bezdecnyy, take Sc az
ostatni hoste v kavarne po nean
obratlii, vykfik. v nemz bo1eet
la pfekvapenijev lily Sc stejnou
'tm9rou.
Jn,eno byvaleho pTiznivce a
mistra jeho, jmeno, jez tanulo
mu dnem a noci ma mysli, octlo
Sc pred zrakem jeho roztrzi-
It1m. Zaroven Rene napadne
1zbledl. ''.'
/ aNemozno," |" zamumlal polo
hIaslle. "Cetl jsem spatne -
ostatne. co jmeno dokazuje?
Jmen podobnych neb stejnych
jest vsude dosti."
Pfecetl poznovu fadku, jez
ucinila ma nej DOZEN TAX hlu-
,,boky a jez tvofila cast sezna-
mu osob, zemrelych v Seste
ctvrti pafizske.
/ "Abel Bedfich Lcrpyer, PEE
tadvacet let star" - opakovsl
81. Totez pfijmeni. totez jme-
no krestni, ami j tyr v6k! +.
To by byla pfece shoda pravdi-
vna strach mne jfma. =. ;.
Coz osud nebTahy stale jeste
stiha nest 'astnou rodinu onu a
doleha j ma dftky mucenniko-
|vy?" - Coz vratil Sc do Fran
Gle proto jen, abych tn zastihl
syna dobrodince meho jiz jen
jake mrtvolu, sylla, jemuz phi
nasel jsem ocist4ni pamatky
otce jeho q klidnejsi mysl pro
/ budoucnost! - To 'bylo by
primo zoufale."
Rene Moulin odlozil list, O.
prel lokte sve o sil, skryl hla-
Ivu do dlani a pfemyslel neko-
lik vtefin.
! "omyl Jest praNie podobn5.
uznavam taxi" del 81 duchu.
"iest ale prece. aspon mozny.
1 Dluzno Aodstraniti veskere po-
chybnosti co nejrychleji. ..
! Chci miti plnou Jistotu - ji-
stotu jeste dnes!"
! Strojnik chopil Sc opet listu,
by znovu do neho nahledl. ale
odlozil no opet rozmrzele.
/ Noviny zaznamenavaly sice
limrti Abela Redricha Leroye-
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PRODA Sc

PRQDA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod prodejem doutnfkd,
Trzf Sc tydne kol $400 q ma
l@za Sc v {. 1926 Fleet ave.
Obchod je dobfe zaloxen a
isou diva obchody v Clevelan-
du. Bizsi .sd9li Mr.. thinner
man, 1907. Miles ave. 1-12
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HlEpN Sc byt San, otsobs s.
stravou neb beze straty v o.
kolf Union ul., po pfipade i
tar&A. Nschte adresu v adm
t. hstu. 10
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y Pleid y
ROMAN zlalsA nc HEBoURGA
voIna ptsIS0il Trint. rSlhl. Crzsk.

3y1kau Svym testnym slov6li,
! fe M kaxde Ssyol&nf 6fadu ]
ivslschu se .dostavf.
Po Is byl do d6ts.nsho do.
mu Y Asnieres vysl&n policej-
{Ai koy6iSaf. jSjx diva sfrA AxhfcI
! provxxeli.
/ Velmi snadno nslskl TN,
dim n@xpaceny hrabxteu, s
" iShrad6 bylo Sc jfx 3hr6'
,, ,,in&xdilo mnoxstvi lidi, ',ktefl
ihlad@ hQvotili Q tom, CO
ids hylQ stalo. -
l KodiSSf veSel do doldd,, d
kter3m sbyly vSecky dv6fe do
KORAN oteyfehy.
v salone byla M koberci
me podlaxe veik& lodx krve,
Ale mrtvola sastfelensho, KITE
|rou, hledall, smizsla, 8
k A kdyx se tomu kornisaf ".
lice podiyil i tkssl. se, ktdfsk
''se to mo- oklo ststi. tn se \ doxvs
[del, xe mladt omen mus nebyl
|mrtev, nybrx xe s velkym na-
|m&h&nffn dovlekl Sc na ulici,
Tam xe mu koGf pomohl do ko-
'''6&ru. nItst pty no dovesl do
Paffze.
zSi svedAvSch lidf. ktsff q
|zde shromxxdili, slyseli. jak se
komisaf M otizky sys, doxvs-
gel. jen asi diva neb III vtstfe-
|ly v xahradnfm letohr&dku !
|yideli ran9neho, mlad@ho np-
|ze. =
Co Sc ale ' dome samSin d
d&lo, . tom nikdo nevxd2l nh
echo.
/ Poicejnfho komisafe velice
mrzel tento nexdar jeho vyse
tfov&nf teto zalexitosti.
Kdyby se byl' aspon doxv&
del, kterak se jmenovala obSt
|prchlivosti hrahete..
Ale hrab9 sam jm&no mia
deho mpxe, po ns4S stfslils ne
|fekl. protoxe no nexpal,
Nezbyvalo tedy komisafi j.
neho nezli ze dunn omen xamkl
2 pax. wrath Sc s nepoffsenou
do Paffxe zpSt.
/ vIIf.
Kazdy 81 mdxe snadno pied
staviti. kterak Sc al ulekl Ste
n y pan Z Ldrapne i dcera ieho
Julie. kdyz nahle pied .domem
jejich zastavil koS&r . hned
ma to kocf takfka dcvlekl na-
horu Luciano. ktery byl ma
sn,rt bledy, Cd potansnf sveho
plny krve 4 skoro jix vice mr.
tev nezli ziv.
- = -
Byl to pohled hrozny. srdce
rozryvajicf, -,
Timed pfipravili pro tsxce
raneneho Luciano loxe.
Jedva ze no nan polozili. w
'silenim q ztr&tou krve ubohy
mladfk upadl do mdloby.
Julie, stojic u ldxka bratro-
va, zalostne naffkala.
Starry pan 2 Louranne xalem
mad touto hroznou ranou TAX
fka cely bez sebe. bex prodle-
nj postal pro sy&ho zn&meho
lekare a postal z&rovet pro
Inejvytecnejsiho ranhojfce pa
ffzskeho.
Ma to vypt&val &c ubohy
stary pan kociho, zdali newt,
co Sc pfihodilo.
Tento sam pfiliS m&lo v4d9l
a tudiz nemohl zv9davost otco
WI ukojiti.
Starry pan 2 Louranne nikte-
Irak nemohl 81 vysv9tliti ptfci-
nu tohoto nest6stf. Jen to zd&-
10 Sc mu byti domn6nkou prav
de nejpodobnejsf, xe Lucian
byl do n9jake l&ce vl&kan q
! tam ze byl smrteln9 poran6n.
Ale Cd koho? Kde? a ktea
rak by Sc byl dal pachatel wy
patrati? To bylo mu h&dan-
kou.
Pfedevsim moho byti posta
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DR. oBNE
ON 4. NIX Y

|HLEDA Sc obchodnf smistnost
hodfcf se pro feznictvi, po pi.: !.
|pad& Sc tel feznictvi vykoupi.
Nechte adresu v adm. t. listu.
j.. s... 1-2
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fRoNAJME Sc stor $. kuchy-
nj. hodfcf se pro jakykoi, OBJ
chod. Haste Sc V {: 1896 Full
ton nd, ..roh. SAckett ava.
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povedel hrabe, ktereho byis
jiz 1lest pfella. "A buds-lf t
ma tom x&l6xeti. mohu Il tfebs
4 odpuetli.'' i
Ne e slova pokrcila hrsber
ka rameny . odpoyed mo
,stejns:
Col mi zalezi na vsem!
Mdj cely zivot bez toho Jest
|zmafen. Pro mne neni zadht
lnadeje Vice, ami zidn6 st9stf,
Toliko slzy ze ySeho mi zdsea
|ly. is nslndNy 3ae bsoh mEla
(od tebe dosShnoqti odpdst9ni
4 taky nepotf rebuff AMI ,nez&-
dam I've 1trpnosti. ZapomeH 81
ma to, so se dpes stalo.. pakli
I'll to bude MOI zno. Ja ma to ne
budu nnoci zapomenouti nikdy.
Rozvaz jen. co: mluvi$. !"
ITO jsem jiz ucinila r. Cd
poysdela hrabenka q dala Sc
do hofkeho place.
a n6kolik okamziku Sc ko-
car zastavil.s
Koci nahnuv Sc 4 kQ5liku -
byli prave brAnu pfejeli - Sc
|ptal. kan by mel dale jeti.
Hrabe niu ne TO 0znacil u
! iaci z cislq sveno palace, nacez
k0SaS sls:9 osle ulizoei.s
Adyz prlJel < hrabeclmu
na'aci, aolkl sc nraDe fence re-
meme !. el i inranenky an lsy kteraz posud
Jeste trpce piakaIa.
Nntei y pax. kdyz kocar
] |izastavii' g pomoci 2 memo vystou
plth
Ale II nprapenka e. lstavela Sc ia
kony nevldela ruku, kterou j
manzei 1eJi podaval.
vyskocll9 Jednlm skokem
mrstne g 2 lence 2 kocaru 2 ubl-
nala rycnle 90 vrat sbezela,
= ~ - n~n~L1<I-N stI.~--A
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Weekly Book ReUieW-

lander" his latest. is one OF The best
sellers here.
1t is interesting to note the books
which are in demand at the local box
shops
The book department OF L. S. Ayres
& Co. lists the following as the six best
sellers since the first of the year:
The Rover" THE Coast Of Folly,
The Piuful Wife. The Midlander,
Young Felix" and Fortunes Fool
Percy A. Beach of the Beach Book
shop lists the following as his best
sellers "The Pltiful Wife" THE
ndlander. Justice of the. Peace, "A
Cure of Souls" Told bc@an Adolf
and The Rover"
Beach states that THE High Place"
S also in demand here.
The ". K Stewart Company lists
the following as best sellers: THE
Lost Lady. The Mldlander." Call
Of the Canyon" THE Pitiful Wife,
Told by an Idiot" and "Gaspards Of
Pine Croft"
Stewards also list The Rover" as
being in demand in this city Tark-
ingtons "N1idlander" is included in
al three lists. Tho Pitiful Wife, "
also has the same honor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-26
AIDES Comedies Published by French;
TarkingtOn'S Latest Is in Demand Here

grown people. the greater passages
being together int ochapters OF con
venient length to be read In the
church service or family circle, and
the language OF the great versions re-
tanned.
This company will also publish on
the same day six Bible Plays,
edited by Mabel Hobbs and Helen
Miles for the Bureau OF Educational
Dramatics of Community Service
This book has been prepared, we are
told, to meet which has been ex-
pressed by groups all over America
which desire assistance in community
drama problems, especially churches
and Sunday schools which have long
been asking for authentic religious
Plays which can be given without
trained direction. The language of
the Bible has been used throughout.
we understand. The plays are said to
have been rehearsed and tested at
every step, and are believed to be
play-proof.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-26
STATE TAX BOARD
APPROVES $4,000
IN SCHOOL BONDS
Indianapolis Commissioners
Granted Money to Buy
Property,

State board of tax commissioners
today approved request of the Indian
apolis school board for an additional
$751; bond issue. Approval was
given last October for bond issues OF
$1,916,391 and $4S,43
The school commissioners need &c.,
500 for a colored high school site at
N. West and Twelfth SITS. The prop
erty, which has a frontage of forty
feet in West ST and $50 feet in
Twelfth ST., contains two brick houses
valued at $3.50, and is owned by
William and Mary E. Miller.
An option for $3.50 is held by the
commissioners on ground for School
No, TO- at FirtySixth st. and Central
Ave. The land is north of the school
and contains modern residence, ga
rage and several other structures val
ued at $4,000. Property is owned by
Harry B. and Eva NJ. McNeeley.
The board also wants to close a
$500 opeiton on ground for an ad-
1ition to colored school No "a, North
and Agnes SITS. Property is held by
William r. Rasmussen.
A total of $4,000 is needed to
make sanitary improvements and addi-
tons to School No. 80, at sol S.
State Ave.
The school board has a balance Of
5000, 900 in bond issues to be ap-
proved by the State tax commission
ers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-26
GOLDSMITH BROS.
REMODEL STORE
Chain Headquarters to Be at
336-338 W, Washington St,

A storeroom at S36.33s w. Washing
ton St, being remodeled will be used
as the main store of the Goldsmith
Brothers, druggists it was announced
today by Sol Goldsmith. The building
will be occupied April l. General
offices and storerooms viii be located
in the building
The headquarters will have three
stories with a total floor space of
%, 500 square feet. Seven years ago
the company had but one store. With
the one now under remodeling Gold
smith Brothers have six stores.
A bonus system for employees was
installed Jan. 1. Associated with Sol
Goldsmith are julius and Louis Gold
smith.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-26
INDEPENDENTS PICK
PARTY PROSPECTS
John Zahnd Is Choice for
President in $50 Votes,

OF $50 votes returned to headquar'
tiers Of the Independent Party Of In
diana, 90 were cast for John Zahnd,
Indiana, as President, it was an
nounced at headquarters. 60 Roose-
welt Bldg. today other prospects,
j. a. II. Hopkins. Il; Albert \. Bevcr
idge. Indiana. II; Robert La Toilette
Wisconsin, 80.
For Governor OF Indiana: James II.
McGfu Valparaiso, l6; Leonard G.
Simmons. Indianapolis. 81, Earl
Brown. Franklin. 107: James Bruce
King. Holland l. For secretary OF
State. Leonard c. simmons, 1875 votes.
II. Earl Brown. James IT. McGill,
John Zahnd. William G. Riley, Leon
ard G.. Simmons. Robert Schuyler and
f. Q. Shank. were choices as dele
gates 10 the State convention in Nor
rison HAN. indianapolis, March IS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-26
Doran Lists Many
Important Books

George II. Doran Company,
New York. announces the follow
ing new publications:
Where Are We Going?" The
Right Hon. David Lloyd George.
Lloyd Georges first book The
British prime minister, 1916-1922.
discusses with eloquence and out
spokenness the appalling position
Of Europe.
The Genesis of the War"
Herbert Henry Asquith Il am
satisfied says the British prime
minister, 1908-16, that such dis
closures can now be of no detri-
ment to the State" One of the
very few books Of contemporary
history Of the first importance.
The Tomb of Tutankhamen,"
Howard Carter and A. c. Mace.
The first authoritative account Of
the Earl of Carnarvon's famous
discovery in the Valley of the
Kings, dedicated to Lord Carnar-
Won.
The Doctor Looks at Liter
allure. Joseph Collins, NJ. D. An
x-ray of the mental processes of
the most conspicuous opponents
of our hectic realism-and some
others.
THE Humanizing Of Knowl-
edge" James Harvey Robinson.
What the mind now In the max
ing will make of education before
1t finishes the job
The Dominant Sex" Mathilde
and Matthias Vaerting. The his
torical evidence showing that
either man or woman may be
dominant in a society, and the
implication with regard to pres
ent-day feminism and sex
equality
The Constitution Of the United
States" James NJ. Beck. Several
editions have already been called
for of this brief and brilliant ex-
position of Constitutional ideas
and principles,
Behind the Screen" Samuel
Goldwyn. These "reminiscences
brim over with intimate personal
pictures of Chaplin, Mary Pick.
ford. Douglas Fairbanks, Farrar.
and other stars.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-26
Freeman Awaits Letter

William H Freeman. Republican
County chairman, today refused to
comment on the removal of Warren A.
Sampsell, 500 E. Sixty-Fourth St. as
Republican chairman for Washington
township. Sampsell in a letter to Free
man charged that his opposition to
Mayor Shank for Governor caused his
removal Freeman said he had not re
ceived the letter.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-26
DAUGHERTY URGES
SPEEDY PROBE Of
HIS DEPARTMENT
Admits Dealing in Sinclair
Oil Stocks, but Not at
Profit,
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
WASHINGTON. Feb. 26.-As the
Senate prepares to act on a resolu-
ton authorizing probe of his official
acts, Attorney General Daugherty
Monday in a letter to Senator Willis.
Ohio, admitted he dealt in Sinclair oil
stocks. but not at a profit.
Daugherty said:
That his transaction did not result
from any knowledge of the Teapot
Dome lease.
That he sold his Sinclair holdings
last fall at a loss.
That he was not called upon by
Secretary Fall Of any one else for
an opinion, written or oral, in regard
to wisdom or legality Of the leases.
That he had no part, directly or indi-
rectly. in negotiations leading up to
execution of the oil leases.
Government Projected
That the rights of the Government
are. and have been at all times fully
protected.
That he asked the President to re-
heve him of responsibility Of prose
cutting Fall and others, in the case
and suggested the President to name
special prosecutors.
That prosecution Of those involved
in the Veterans Bureau scandal had
been turned over to John W. II. Grim
and special grand jury in Chicago.
That he be allowed TO have counsel
at the investigation Of his depart
ment to question witnesses.
Asks to Testify
That he be permitted to present tes-
timony in his own behalf.
That the investigation begin as
speedily as possible, as officials of his
department are being taken from
their work.
That during 1922, the year the Tea
pot Dome leases were made. he Meth
er bought nor sold any Sinclair oil
stock, nor any other oil stock in com
panies directly or indirectly connected
with Sinclair or Doheny.
That since he has been Attorney
General he has never acted upon any
information which resulted in person
al profit.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-26
BY WALTER D. HICKMAN
. IRIIC demand has nnadn NJ


m UBLIC demand has made pos
r sible the printing Of stage
III plays as presented on the le-
climate stage.
The American public in recent years
have found delight and at least some
profit in writing a play they desire to
see acted on the stage
Coupled of course with this desire
is also the demand on the part of high
schools, colleges and societies TO pro
duce plays.
Samuel French, New York, is not
only meeting this demand. but is build
ing up one of the greatest, if not he
greatest, play library in the world
He has just announced the publish
ing of the following plays by George
AIDE:
''Nettie," a play in one act.
Speaking to Father a one-act
play.
'A1arse Covington." one-act play.
The Mayor and the Manicure. one
act play.
Father and the Boys" a comedy
drama in four acts.
The College Widow" pictorial
comedy in four acts.
The County Chairman" a comedy
drama in four acts.
The fact is that most stage plays
may be found in the French library. 1t
is the most complete play library that
know of.
The plays have been bound in handy
volumes and the type is easy to read.
Stage directions and pots are includ
ed. To much value can not be placed
upon this library.
1 understand that much of the credit
and success Of picking the plays to be
published is due to the work and in
sight Of T. r. Edwards, managing di-
rector for French.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-26
CITY ACCEPTS BUILDING
Nurses Home at City Hospital Is Ap-
prOved-F1nal Payment Ordered.

The city has accepted the new
nurses home and administration build
ing at the city hospital and ordered
final payment to the Cornell Engineer
ing Company.
Estimates for cost of drilling a well
at the city hospital were ordered by
the board of health Monday night. The
city's water bill has nearly tripled
under new rates.
The board ordered d supplemental
baby clinic in Brightwood to relieve
crowded conditions in the Baldwin
building clinic. The report of Paul L.
Kirby, director of division of child
hygiene, showing SIS babies were
cared for during January was &C
cepted.