davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-17
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Paper F1rS

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t,ibutious from radio fans by pub
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9. s. B. p. J.

yELk0KAD {. S. B. r. J. sfAfu 0hIe
kona S ,schiize prvni patck mesici Y 7:s5
hod. vecer Ceske Sini Sokco,I ma CLARK
Ave. Pred. Ferd. Turck. mistopf. Jos.
NoheH: tai. dcet. jar. latter, a2l7
w. 4Sth St.; pokl, Rud. Lisy, dGet. lstr
nenoc pokladny; Fr. Krakora, 4sl4 CLARK
Ave-
RAD VOLTA NAPRSTEK Z. s6 {. S,
iB. r. J. kona schulz kazaou pryni nedeli
" mesici v 8 hod rano ' ceske SIM. So
kol ma Clark Ave. Pred. Jan Svozll. 42l9
Bush Ave-, S. w.; tai. JOS. +. Dynda
1929 w. 5Sth ST.; lcet. JOS. Tyrdik
1921 w. 54th St.
RAD JAN = CHLUNI t.s $. y. T,
j. k0na schIze p0sledni nedeh m6sici
dopolcdnc Ceske Mar. SIM. Pfedseda
Emil Lenc, tai. Fr. Janousck, 44O1 Per-
shing Ave; dcet. Jan Prochazka. 3406
Z. 10. St.; pokl. JOS. Kalins, 1922 yych-
49, ul
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SoKo1,SKE sRolRY

/ SOKOL CECH.HAYLiCEK kona sch0-
&c druhou nedeh Sokolovn6 na Wendell
Ave. Starosta Alols zas; taj. CHE Jir-
So, A139 +. 13l. Str. itet. Ferd. Jirsa,
ss37 iI. 55th St., pokl. Ant Schacha,
|47a2. Broadwey. Sin pronsgm4 aFrant
|vpndracek, S3to E. 55th ST.
SQKNt NOVA vLAsI kona schdze
kgszdpu prvnf stredu mdsic[, Stsrosta
Anna Bosakoya, 114o4 St.. Marks Ave,
is. w.; tai. Lade Bartos, 1893 w. 5Oth
ST.; icet. Marie Nekvas, 1884 VI. 9lst
st. Sch1ze spravniho vyboru treti nedeli
st. Schdze spravniho vyberu treu pom
deli mesici.
SOkOL CLEVELAND. kona schulz
druhou nedeu ". mesici u sokolovne ma
Quincy Ave. 81, Starostai Leo :stsetecka,
tai. Jos. Hudec. :264l E. 1l5th St.; dcet.
yacl. Huml. 3571 E. 14O. ST.; pokl Jan
BOcek. n
SOKOL j. A. KOMENsKf ' Mt. Plea.
SAINT kona sch1ze pryni stfedu mesici.
Pred. Gust. Pauza; tai vac. Shavy, 4121
2. 1856. St.; dcetnik Ant. .Weis. 1sso1
Coath Ave-; pokl. Alois Htab&k.
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JlED!NS!0TA ! n TABORTU!
LO3E PROBUzENf TABORITt {. ~

LO3E PROBUzENf TABORITu I. -
l. I. kona schdzl druby ttyrtek v mesic
v Gesk9 SIM SokoI ma Clark Ave. Pred
Volt. Hrudka. 3441 W. 4sth St., tai. Ant
Hobl, 1926 ". 56th ST., heet. Jak. Novy
1858 Grehsby Ave. West Park; pokl
Ant. Aalos, 1880 W. 4sth st.
LOE 2EAY POkROKU I. 4s j. L
kona schulz kazdpu druhou, nedeh mesi-
lei v SIM p, Kalny ma zap SO. ul. Pred
Barbora Skala. 1896 W. 47th St.; tai
Ant. Hlozek, 1895 W. 47th ST.; dcet. Jo-
|sefa BLY,. 1888 w. seth ST.; poklad. Kat
Svancara, 1921 Leading Ave.
LOzE BfLA HORA, I. q J. r., kona
schdze druhou nedeI mesicl, dppoledne
" sini >. Komorousc na Fleet Ave.
Preds. JOS. Novy, 1893 Z. -1osth ST.; tai
Bob. Ffser. 1ss0a Chapelsidc Ave-: dcet
Jos. Hniar, 4715 Einhorn Ave, S. W.;
pokI., JOS. Noyotny. ss72 .. seth St.
LO2E SION I. II, J. r., kona scbdzc
tfeti nedeli ' mesici. Pred Ant. PAGES, s
67l6 Cassen Ave-: tai Jan Kodet, Stop
%. Box 70 Bedford. o.; dcet. Rpd. Be-
Icieka, 5a25 Engel Ave; pokl. Jos. Swan
cara. 1921 Leading Ave.
LOzE IENY TABORA I. Al j, T,
kona schdze ' Ceske Ndrcdni SIM ma
Broadway Pred. B. Svadba: tai Marie
'Fiser, 1869 Chapelside Ave-; dtet. Ma
Frie Sklenicka, 1882 Chapelside Ave.; po-
kladlnllce Rose Kominek.
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hllIsAR GEskich SPOT K0
Y CLEvElkhDu.
t.7 H P. s.

RAR 1IDpsggNAL 1Ipsg NJ ( Il {. $. T. S. kona
ssye schaze pryni scbotu, mesici Ce-
|skS Narodni SIM IA Broadway. tfednici:
|pfedseda Jan Beranek; tai, EN-. Fiseer.
|soiI Maryland Ave-; dcetnik Bart. Bra-
EEK, $40 Engel' Ave-; pokladnik vaclay
Guda.
Mn CEsIf BRAgkt I. les {. $. +,
|Sn kona scbdzi druhod redel mesici y
csskA SIM Sckol na Clark Ave. prcdse-
do r.. ]. Sebek. 1899 Poe Ave., S. W.:
taienaik A. cihlA, An storer Ave. S,
w; dcstnik Josef Liska, 1929 Pilsen Av
s. W.; pokladnk JOS. Hlaboll, 345o w
18th st. S.aM S "
had BKATRf V KRIHU I. y {. s
IL. s. lon1 sv6 sch0ze druhou sobotu I,
Im4stci ' Cesk@ Narodni SIM ma Broad
way. Pfedseda Ant. Ubnr, ss4s vsch
llsl, ul;. tai, josef Click, 1850 W. 5sti
|St.: dcetnik Louis Oplgstil, 542l Calet
| CT: pokIsdnk N. KaisSr, 1851 4. so. st
kkn CAELCLCK1SPALACkY (. q
6. s r. s. konl scd4i kazdou prni ne
ld@N ' mAsicI v dsgk6 Narodni SIM NJ
Broadway. Pfedsedai Jos. Cernohorsky
I12s2i Hoy Ave; tat Jos Hrabak, ASH
Lester Ave-; dcet. Bsdfich Krofta, 3ss:
q. 13i. st.
RAD SyORNQST T. = 6. $. 7, $. ko.
"a schdze tteti sobotu ' mesici Ceske
Narodn SIM na Broadway. Predseda En-
! Cernohorsky, 1921 +. liz. ul; tai. RI
Meuchar, 3st7 r. 104. ul., dtet. Henr,
Jlrousek, s456 Il. 18th St.
kAD PROBUzENCI I. 1ss {. S. P.S
kona sch0ze treti sobotu V mesici Co
sk6 Narodni SIM ma Broadway. Predse
da Emil Dezort ST.. 56l1 Dolloff Rd.
tai. FIR. A. Wafak, 1929 Buet tner Ct. S
E." dcet. Jos, Ppbuda, 1904 Lenacrav,
Ave.
RAE BkETISLAv I. se {. s. T. $
kona schazi prvni sobotu mesici
Ptedseda Ad, Amacek, 1858 T. ls9th St.
Il
tai. Fr. Ylasak, Stop a5 Northffie!d, O
pokl, Fr. Noyy, l27ea Maplerow Ave.
dcet. FIR. Bufval, 2434 =. Ssth St.
RAD pRAvDOMIL I. .1sl {. s. p. $
kona schazc tfeti sobctu ' mesci Ce
sko- smericke Sni ma Quincy Ave. Preds
Jan Bocek; alo7 Essex lsd,, tai Jose
Matejka, 2343 vych. Is. ul; tcct. Vac
Sic, 7701 Laumer Ave. s. E.
RAD COLOMBIA Z. 147 c. S. p. S
kona schdzc druhou' stredu mesici
Ceske Narodni SIM ma Broadway. Pred
| seda, Josef Sourek, 1922 Unity Ave.
taiemnk A. Hell. s5sa. r 135th ST.; i
csth9 J. L.sPyer, f4sH superior I'd
pokladnik Jos. Rnsicka. y
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szlzkNE..l l

| s0xQLsKA HUDRA ieg4 EhoaaLy
'pfstnosu Ry6ik A1ts, - 1EgadWsy.
kSpehlk Rud. Hams, iedntel 56hn +.
Rapc. l13O1 Mt. Overlook Ave.
DAMSKA RESEDA NA AfADNf
sIRxNE kona schdze dgph4 pqpd 4 Co
sk6 SIM sokol na Clark Ave. Pied An-
"a Bpsakoya; tai . dcetnice Anna Pre-
chovs, 3447 Sackett Ave-; pokl Josefa
Fi6erova. 1920 w. 50th st.
KLUB PlLNE CESKY konA schaze
tfeti nedeH mssici zahradnfm pavilo-
nj deske Sine sokol ma Clark Ave. ve 2
bod. odpoledne. Pred. Anna Peksf, 1000
Henritze Ave-, tai. Te-ezie -Cyarovsky.
1850 zap. 81. ul.; dcet. Barb. fafNk,
3aoS w. 32nd ST.; pokl. Ant. Koreck1,
Sackett Ave.
| .sROLEK PRO- R0HkBivANt QHNk4
konA schdze tfetf ttyrtek ledn1, dub
nu, eeryenci riinu ' teske Nsr. Sin,
Pied. JOS. Lorencc, ssA Charter Ave;
| tai Alb. TouS, 3522 vyc6, III St.; idcst.
Jos, Hosek, 1920 E. 71st St. .a
DRAM sBOR "TYLr. kon4 schtze
kpryF sobotu i mesici V cesks NAT. 81
fhl. Pred. JOS skskk, tai we. vstup
fsO7s Hillman Ave; dcet. Jaros. H&SE
Ia427 e Ms. ST.: fld, En. Petea, 4ab4
Lester 81 Ave; satpik Alb Edeisteip. ssl:.
Drake Ave.
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JED cBk DAM

SR0R EIlSkA PESkOyA, Z. -, l.
{. D. kona schdzi kazdou druhou ne.i6li '
n,&sici. Ceske SIM sokol ma Clark Ave.
Pred. Marie Wolf; tai! Rdaena vondrak,
33ls w. 32. St.; icet. Anna Kocar, 3423
e. 10th St.; pokladnice Antonio Koreck.
sBOR ELISKA PESKQyA, Z. -, j.
{. D. kona schdze druhou nedeH me-
sici ' Ces. sini sokoi ma ma Clark Ave.
Pfeds. Marie Wolf, 1928 W. 80. St., TAI.
Rdzena vondrak, 1910 W. 80. St; dcet.
Anna Kocar, s42s. e. 49th St., pok. An
TOME Korecky, 3447 Sackett Ave.
SBOR FRANTISkA STRANECKA I.
81 ]. G. u. kona schaze ctvrtou nedeli '
mesici Ces. Mar. Sini ma Broadway '
mist. c. 2, Pred. Johana Doubek,. 1888
y. 53rd ST.; tai, Albina Houska, 3465 e.
1o5. ST.: dtet. Barb. Nemecek, 9522
Union Ave, pokl. Eva Kusta. e2ls Miles
Ave. 81 t's'
-iSBOR RENATA TYRSOyA I. 81 J
&C. D. kona schdze pryni nedeli v mesic
v Ceske, Mar. Sini ma Broadway. Preds
Josefa SiIhavy, 4l2l f. 136th ST.: tai
Marie Hdsa, 135oS Bartlett Ave. dcet
Anezka Prudek, 1900 Angelus Ave,
pokladnicc Marie Lorenc, 664l Charter
Ave.
SBOR BLAHOMILA {. 1s J. {. D.,
kona schize tretf nedeli mesici Ce-
ske Mar Sini ma Broadway. Pred. Marie
Baxa, 3S47 w. 42nd ST.; tai. Rdzen;ai
Dvofak, 5s6l Gable Ave. dtet. Marie
Rosser. 1889 ". 12o. ST. poklad. Kate
rina Svancara, 1921 Leading Ave.
SBOR LIDUMILA I. q J. {. D. kona
schdzc prvni nedeli ' mesici ' Ceske Ma
rodni Sini ma Broadway. Pred. Marie
Kroupa, 1916 Trumbull Ave. tai. Rizena
Stech, 5621 Drake Ave-; licet. Rose Kra-
tochvil, e7Q4 Hope Ave. S. W.: poklad.
Marie Albrecht 37O4. L. 54th st.
SBOR LIBUSE (. I. j. Z. D. kona
schizc ctyrty ctvrtek m6sici Ces.
Mar. Sini ma Broadway. Pred. A. f.
Texler; tai. Marie, Fiser, 1869 Chapel
side ave-; dcet. Barb. Janousek. 1922
Croton Ave.; pokl Marie Hack. ''s
SBOR sKyELA BGDOUCNOST I. Ils
]. c. d. kona scblze ttyrtou nedel me-
sic sokoloyne ma Wendell Ave. Pred,
Anna Mulac, 2673. vych. 124. ST.; tai. Ma
rie Matoilsek, 1910 Svec Ave-; dcet. Ma
| rie vodrazka; pokladnice Josefina vse-
tecka, 2li9 vych. 80. ILL.,
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SBaT. POD. JED150TA

sROR VERNE sEsTRY, Z. 2sP. !
kcna schdze drphou hedaR mesici C.
'ske Mar. SIM "a Broadway. Pred, Barb.
Trojan; tai Marie Hosek, 1902 E. 1iStb
ST.; &ct. Josefa Kupec, 35s5 g. 10stk
ST.; pokL Barb. vondfasek.
SR0R Ant. CfLAK0ysK4 tts. 4
s. z. J. kona schdze ctyrtou ned6A !
mssici ' coske Narodni SIM ria h. Broad
way ' mistnosti I. 8. Pied Anna NJ III
kes, tai. Boz. Slesinser, 1926 Il. i2t ST.
,dcet. Anna Dobry, 4so5 Car Ave, pokl
Anna Pekarek, 1867 E. SSth St.
SBOR LASKA X VLASTI I. /. s. p. j
kona schdse kazdou pIriry1nii nedaa ' m9scl
" Ceske Sini sokol "a Clark Ave-. Pred
Alb. Hejduk, tai Frant. Dvorak, 452e
w. 21st St.; dcetnice Antonio Koreckt
3447 sackett Ave-. S. w. pokl. Marie
Tomsik. s613 Sackett Ave. ~ @a =
SBQR yLASTA l. & s. T. / koua
schaze ctvrtou nedeh ' mesici Y Ceslt
SIM Sokol na Clark Ave. Pred, Marie
Lhota, $sos w. 18th st.; tai. JOS. Vej-
lupek, NssO1 ". sist St.; dcet. josef.
Drazdk. 3b12 Carlyle Ave; pokl. Ann.
Rajcak, a3l3 W. 32nd St.
sBoR AR1lyA : pa ( g {. s. Z. J. kopa
schazi tteti nedeli sI mesieci SIM J, A
Konlensky ma vych. l31. uL Pred Frant
Bfezina. s729 4. 1Sl. St.; tai Anea3kiss
Hodous, 352S f. 143rd St.; dcet. Josefs
Wesley, 1896, Harvard Ave-: pokladnice
Marie Stary, 1911 E. hath st.
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sdxS~rs R<% efvS.vS~s s0~~~~Ss bSS o.
Sahl prsty svymi jen jA,ksol. ., 50. na
hodop ma tepnyu nemocn&
|zkoumal il chyili.
Krey chqre kolotala a busi,
|la divym neprayide elnym tlukc
tenn.
Vsechno to zardeni tvari jir
|dy bledych, vsedhna ta zaae
|ocich iindy pohaslych nebyl,
|nezli pfiznaky slime hoyecky.
"Zde Sc muscle neco stati
% tom neni nejmensi pochyh
nosti,' pravi Stepan.
"Naopak pane doktore,
noci jsem ponejsice spala."
.''Bez vytrzepi? beze snd.
"Ano, klidne.'
Stepan pokgacoval:
"Bylo YAM dnes rano zass
tax, jako byste pocitila nahIo,
iizkost ma prsou, nahle seyfen'
srdce?'
"Jep jedenkrat
IA bio s,dce vase prudcej
NEIL jest pTavidlem?. Ohtezo,
val vas tlqkot jehog
ssApq,v pQp ekuds rprudesii. b
To-
"Ihned kdyz jste Sc probu.
dila?'
"Nikoli, pozdeji.'
"Jake ash pri6ine pricitatt
|vsechno toto zvyseni a rozmr
zeni vsech tech nepffjemncF
s chorobou spojenyeh? = z &
no odvozujete ten nenadaly-
prudky tlukot srdce?",
Andela odpovedela lekafoy
IS, TENTED rozpaky jako dcera
"Nevim Q zadne zyhstni. pf
cine, pane doktore, docela (
zadne, kterez bych 81 byla pt
vsimla, aneb kteraz. by stals
IA zminku. Pocitila jsem ony
Znamky, pomijive slice po jed
ne rozmluve S Bertou, k nii
jsem ale sama podnet dala, ;
jez tykala Sc minulosti to, ::
lie tusim nijak nemohlo zpust
lbiti omen srdecny .zachvat.
Fen ale ninul a nyni, jak re
ceno, jest mi lepe jeste ne;
iindy.'
"Pani draha, odpoved6l il
kar hlasem bolestne pohnutyn
a dojemnym, tx cemu ozivova'
ii stale traIpne vzpominky.-
Go je ztraceno jednou, jiz 81
nevrati lepe proto jest hle'
deti do budoucncsti. Ano, do
ved'te Sc .premahati, zachove.
te 81 uplny, pravim, uplny do.
celia kid, chcets-li .budoucna
byti dcastna stesti dcery svo
ji.'
"Doktore slibuji, ze vas bu,
Edu poslouchati = dokud budr
moci, avsak jsou chvile. kdy
clovek neni a nemIze h.1ti, pd
mem sama sebe.'
PAM LeroyeroNa nepochopi
la, co Stepan Lcriot vlozil ce,
lynn citem svym We slova:. -
"Chceteli byti budoucne lcast
ma stesti dcery sve.'
Avsak Berta pochopila smy
81 slov tech, tvare .ieji zive, Sc
|zardely. sklopila rozpacite 0,
I'll.
"Jest to jiz nepQchybno,' pc
inyclil 81 lekaf, re matka a dee
ra jsou We stalych a yelkgch
'rozp8cich.
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RUNE SPOLKY

PATRONAr .lEsKI svDB.i SK0LY
Ma zAP. sTRANE, dshdzes ska1dd druhe
dtery mesici v Ceske SIM Sokol ma
Clark Ave. Pred. Marie Mlasoysky. s527
W. 5oth St., tai. JOS Nobel, 1857 W.
52nd ST.; dcet. Fr. Kebrls saa6. w. 5oth
Str.
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opakoval Y duchu san
. r ON A N . 81
Napsal Xavier De NaqtSpin

1 ! opaskovaal 9 \. Y duchp a, san. 4
sobe: q
"co maze byti priiipou toho
asi?, '''
est znamo, ze. vsichni milu-
jici = sfce elm opravdove jsou
zamiIqvani tim v6tsi merop pfi
stupni jsqu snsdno, vsefikenu
znspokojeni, tfeba sebel. meme
avodns4emY . vselikyml po- |,
dsssssanfm, sas u! tfesba aba sebe !: :n1.esRyst !.
nsjsim. -" = -
Stepan tuse v cale te roz-
psSitoeti obop zen jakasi ia.
jysenmstyt zdmysAna pred MIN
skryyanS, byl sam nyni v dsl-
81 zmatep. Srdce poSalo Sc mu
pllnlliqtsi plllqs jalkkymqsds nneelurhitym zar.
liyJm nepokojem.
TO iasnd vidM, zs mu. Ber-
t. " sqqsNlhllaae q matkou' syou
VOC q4jakou zatajuje.
Msanvsspjs wi tedy.
Avsak kdp nedIvdfuje, ten
nsemgaiAhje. egaA
Me nebylo We. skutecnosti
jak cteaAfi dobfe yedi, klaul
nsjsihn mad tyte myslenky, q
le ma pohled mlusilo Sc uvazo-
yanqi 1lgq taakoyst9 jeYiti yelice do.
slednym.
M'adistvy muz tento trpel ne
smirne a prece neodvazil sc
dale dotazovati.
Zatajiv pokud mohl nejle.
pc dzkosti sye a svdj nepoIkoj
poystal, chopil Sc klobouku svf
no, kteryz by] pred chvili Cd
lozil ma vedlejsi still chystal
Sc k odchodp.
'tVy jiz odchazite, drahJ
d0ktore?s'. tazala ee nemocna
pfekvapena jsouc sama neo'
bycejpvm poci9anim 81 dokto.
rovym, ktery jindy. rad dels
dobu Sc zdrzel.
"Ano, pani.' i
"A co naridite pro dnesek?
"Odpoledne at pokracuje 81
lv podaNanf leku, jak jiz wee
ra jsem predepsal. A pfedep
sal: klid!'
"A v noci?"
"Vratim sc jeste vecer a pc
tom uvidlme.
Andela a Berta pohledly pc
kradmu ably lekaf toho nepozo
roval, yymluvne ma sebe.
Vecerni navstsva doktorova
by zmad-ila chystanou vypravu
Bcrtinu do bytl Rene-a Mou.
lima a proto nemohlo, nesm9lo
k nj dojiti.
AvSak, jak vse zaonaciti, a.
by k nj skutecne nedoslo, aniz
by Stepan epravou pricinu tu-
Sill.
'::Dnes vecer,' opakovala Ber
ia rozpacite doktorowa slova.
"Vy hodlate vratiti. Sc dnes We
cer?.'
'zajiste,' odpovedel Stepan,
nikoli bez zvnku jisteho roz-
hofceri. "Leda snad ze by sc
s. vasi strany. naslkytla nejaka
prekazka, aneh ze. by vam to
bylQ neprijemno.'
"Neprijempo. Navsteyy
vase nejsou nam nhkdy nepri-
Jenny, - to dobre vite sam,
dpktore, odtasila. divka. jsouc
tonem lekarovi mluvy velice
bolestn6 dotknaatA. MAN vsak
+jest6. odvesti nekter6 prace, jez
jsem vysila a upletla, do zavo-
voru nvo nSiz ,,z .dInuuho nro-
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4 Puzzle
a Day
A RAG MAN

A RAG MAN
Re-arrange the letters in the three
words shown above, and they may
be formed into one word; a word
which viii prove quite appropriate
Yesterdays answer:
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FATHERS To Join
SCHOOL WRANGLE
Meet Tonight to Protest
Transfer of Pupils,

Fathers Of children transferred
from School So to 50 will meet to-
night at the home OF Elmer c. Mar
shall. S24 n. Gladstone Ave, to
join in the demand made by the
motehrs Wednesday that children De
returned to School 5S.
John f Leyendecker, attorney.
423 Indiana Trust Bldg, is heading
the protest. His children. he says,
are forced to walk a mile and a half
to School 81, although en- route they
go within two blocks of School So.
Leyendecker said that his physi-
clan had ordered a warm dinner for
his son and for the boy to walk three
miles At noon was too much Of 4
physical task.
D. I. Weir, assistant school SUI
perintendent. has defended the trans
fer on the grounds that it will do
away with halliday schools at No. So.
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ALLEGE HOUSE BREAKING
Youths Held on Charges of Robbing
Two Homes Here.

John McClintic, 19, of FIT. Wayne,
Ind, and Donald Marley, "a. OF 81
E. st. Clair St, were charged today
with entering the home Of Harry
Gillette, 1884 n. Capitol Ave. where
it is alleged they took a coat valued
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-19
HARD WINTER , FORECAST

Mrs. ]. H. Thompson. 1882 n.
Capitol Ave, today is looking for
twelve chickens, valued at $40,
stolen Thursday night, police said.
Ten pairs of shoes, and change,
was taken from the shoe shop of w.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-19

C. Bucksot, 1928 E. Twenty-Fffth
ST.
Cigarettes valued at S31, were
stolen from a dry beer place at 2450
n. Sherman DR..
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-19

at S175, and the home Of Frank
Wayman. 3l45 Ruckle Ave, where
S4.35 was taken.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-19
improvements Provided

County council today passed an
appropriation of $4,000 for additions
10 the new colored orphans home
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-17
Is
TOPPED BY
HOME
Novel Dwelling Looks Down
on Business District
in New York

High above the traffic Of Fifty.
seventh street and Seventh avenue,
New York, wealthy business man,
seeking home ''far from the mad.
ding crowds ignoble STRIFE" but
within easy access Of the business
district, has built unique home.
Erected on the roof Of q sky
scraper, this novel dwelling Of G. K.
Eagle combines conveniences Of q
city apartment with the privacy and
freedom Of q suburban home.
The roof space surrounding tho
house has been converted into a
(luxuriant garden.
dwarf trees thrive in the thick laver
OF top soil laid on the roof.
Statues, a fountain and miniature
pool spanned by q tiny rustic bridge
ana g stone.flagged path further
oeautify the charming effect.
This home is one of many If the
type. The idea. has gained popu.
larity steadily and now several of
the city's great skyscrapere are
topped with palatial homes set in
picturesque little gardens.
The construction Of such q build.
ing and it's grounds entails a great
deal Of carefully planned work.
Waterproof. concrete thar will
Withstand :. the dampness of the
earth laid over II is usually used
Tor the "A0or" OF the garden. A
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-17
CORNERSTONE TO GIVE
124 HISTORY TO AGES

When the thirty-two-story Straus
building, in Chicago. is RACED 100
years from now, or even several
centuries hence, a copper box
placed Just prior to the completion
of the building in the cornerstone
Of this magnificent Chicago sky
scraper win yield q valuable record
relative to history of America in
1924.
Besides containing a history Of
the construction Of the building. the
box has a COPY of the abstract of
title, copies OF several magazines
which have articles on the Stratus
building, q strip Of the motion pic
ture film being taken Of the prog.
ress Of construction, Chicago news
papers Of the date that the corner.
stone was sealed. q parchment Civ
ing the names Of an officers and
their associates who in any way
are identified with the building and
photograph records.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-17
.WARDMAN SEES.
DANGER|N
BAN
zcning eody's Restriction Of
Building VIII send Rent
Prices Up, Says ReaItor

A fatal step backward and a
mistake which must be changed Il
the decision Of the Zoning Commits
sion to prohibit apartment houses
from certain neighborhoods, in the
opinion Of Harry Wardman, one
Of the foremost realtors of Wash
ington.
Young married couples win be
forced to seek lodging in expensive
two-roon apartments in congested
districts, Wardman declared yes.
terday.
Ruling Made Yesterday.
The ruling Of the zoning Commits
sion. handed down yesterday. estab.
fishes what IL to be known az
''B restricted area" in the zoning
law. In certain sections Of the city,
mainly the outlying sections. apart
ments Will be barred. The areas
Will be designated later.
Il am astounded," Wardman
said, "at the short-gightedness OF
the order. Young married couples
have been able to move into com.
paratively low-priced apartments
heretofore and live with the com.
forts Of modern conveniences.
Now they viii have to live in
apartments located in the down.
town sections. where prices will
be high"
The Zoning Commission also re.
fused the German Embassy the
right to erect an apartment house
on the, 8 street hill. Complaints
from many notables Of the neigh
bOrhood, including Mrs. Woodrow
Wilson and Secretary OF Commerce
Herbert Hoover, were received
against the proposal for the ex-
elusive residential neighborhood
Georgetown Faces Ban.
Georgetown will be the first Sec
ton under consideration for the
new apartment house ban. Citizens
or that section already have OBJ
tanned a ruling limiting buildings
to q height Of forty feet.
The commission refused to ada
an amendment to the coming reGu.
latiCns prohibiting erection Of build.
ingg In sections under consideration
by the commission.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-17
FURNACE DRAFT BLOWER
UTILITIES CHEAP GOAL

An electric blower for furnish
ing forced draft under the CRATE
of boiler or furnace used for
house heating has been put on the
market.
It is operated by a one.twelfth
horsepower motor. With this blower
It 10 possible to burn the cheaper
grades Of coal, such as buckwheat
and screenings. at q savings Of
S. or So q ton over the more ex-
pensive kinds. BY means of an
inlet damper the air delivered to
the blower can be regulated in
quantity and pressure to meet the
conditions Of the fuel bed and to
give complete combustion.
An automatic control for steam
or hot water boilers or hot air
furnaces can be furnished that viii
shut off the motor when the
temperature or steam pressure
reaches a predetermined maximum
and will start 1t again when the
temperature or pressure drops.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-17
HUGUENoT SOCIETY
HoNoRS U. S. CHAPLAlNS

Colonel John II. Axton, Chief Of
Chaplains Of the, Army, Captain e.
w. Scott, director Of Chaplains'
affairs u. s. Navy and Chaplain
George Langa formerly Of the
French army received the Hugue-
not Cross at Valley Forge this week.
The award was made by the
Huguenot Society Of Pennsylvania
in the Memorial Chapel at the an.
nual meeting Of the society held
in connection with the Huguenot-
Walloon- Netherlands tercentennial
celebration.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-17
SLIDING DOORS CONSERVE
SPACE IN SMALL HOME

The tendency Of modern design in
apartment buildings and homes calls
for the utilization Of every available
inch OF space. Often In designing
an abode THE architect is confront
ed with the problem OF two adjacent
doors which will interfere with each
other IL both are equipped with
swinging doors. The sliding door
often solves this problem.
One firm has concentrated the de-
signing skill of its technical staff
on hanger for such doors which
will meet the requirements Of silent
operation, easy running and dura-
bility. The hanger illustrated has
heavy all-steel frame in which the
wheel IL fitted with ball bearings,
with both the cups and the cones
machined from solid steel, and har.
uened by special processes.