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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-01
Nature

England was terribly scared when
the American potato bug and San
jose scale arrived there, but curious
~ neither of these pests amounted
to anything over there. They say
that the much abused British
climate made it hard shedding for
these bugs On the other hand,
certain vine aphis Familiarity known
as phylloxera vastatrix. which did
no great harm in it's native America,
has done enormous damage all over
Europe.
King bird of paradise is able to
sing from the lowest to the highest
note of the most complicated musical
scale.
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Comforting her Pa

You must know, sir, that my
daughter will get nothing from me
until my death"
oh. that's all right, that's all
right. I have enough to live on for
two or three years. boston Tran
script.
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leaders plan the exclusion of colored
Observation-Disclosures African ma
tives, Indians or people from else
where in the Orient-to protect white
labor from having to compete with
laborers of lower living standards.
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BRITAINS
MA Y END
PARLIAMENT
Congress of Representatives
of Commonwealth Would
Be Substituted,
Rv WILLIAM PHILIP STMMS

ASHINGTON, July 1.-Aboh-
IWI ton Of the British Parliament
as now constituted and the sub
stitution therefor Of a congress Of
representatives Of the various com
monwealths Of the Empire was
brought a step nearer by the Nation
alist-Labor party in South Africa.
The defeat of General SHUTS. lead
er Of the ro-English faction, and
the rise to power Of General Her
zog, Of the onalist-Labor
alliance. most of whom openly favor
secession from Britain, brings to a
crisis the relations between South
Africa and the Empire.
Just one factor, however. may save
the situation. Colonel Creswell,
World War veteran and Labor lead
er, is opposed to a declaration Of In
dependence. Without labor, the Ma
tionalists of General Herzog would
not have working majority, so the
secessionists probably will have to
mark time, at least for the present.
Nevertheless. the switch from
SHUTS to Herzog adds considerable
imepetus to the scheme to make the
British Parliament at London more
representative.
Oppose Capitalization
Scotland Is asking for her own
parliament at Edinburgh. and every
where. even in Canada. there is a
growing opposition to the centraliza
ton Of too much power in London,
particularly with regard to foreign
policy. Premier Ramsay Macdonald
is not regarded as hostile to the
Idea Of decentralization, and but
recently the London Herald. official
organ of the Labor party, published
an article advocating home rule for
Scotland. Wales, India and the rest
Of the units Of the Empire.
Il desire to see the present Parlia-
ment abolished. the writer, George
Lansbury. stated, "and in its stead
n Commonwealth Parliament set up.
10 which should come representa-.
tives Of Britain and Ireland. India,
the Dominions and Colonies.
ITO this Parliament should be
given full powers over all matters
which concern them all, such as
foreign affairs, defense. finance.
trade. commerce, migration and so
forth"
Independence for India
Such a change in the British mode
Of government, the writer observed.
would of course involve complete in
dependence for India and incidentally
would remove the last vestige of
a claim for a divided Ireland"
What is proposed is a parliament
like the Congress Of the United
States. That is, each member of
British onwelth-Canada, Aus
tralia, Ireland, etc.--would be related
to the empire exactly as an Ameri-
can State Is related to the Union,
each sending its duly elected mem
bers to represent 1t at London.
That Great Britain will ultimately
adopt this mode of government is
considered by many English liberals
as a foregone conclusion if the en-
pire hopes to avoid the same stu
alton everywhere which she now
faces in South Africa, where there
is a growing sentiment in favor of
independence and a republic.
Meanwhile the new South African
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KILLING NO CURE

DN SUMNER of Londons big lawyers writers and
ial diagnostcians, a spiked club the American
because, to quote him, cit does little except stimulate
~ ons and act a soporifc for the mind
- sual with most folks who would eliminate the movie
a. eeches and onepiece bathing suit this distinguished
*-efAss partly right and partly wrong
day. when the intelligent sensible part of movie
Sge is rightly backed by church and school Influences
public to the effects of such thrills, as
hcage boy murderers after the movie appeal to
viii be But the roaring of British critics
e make ripple the current moving toward such
There already millions of good Americans thinking
ticisI and the passionate appeal of hundreds of the
becoming siekening, disastrous morals of
ng. Il is becoming those good people
1--WE In freedom of expression and decry official censor
39t movie, mental soporifc, has its mission and
8f<y place. After day of hard work there's mental
9Y pictures that, like golf for instance take fellow
#self The bungng of the office secretary tax and
Us, plans to make per cent profit grow where grew
Yhe profit and loss statement of living and keeping
IA the whirl of events and other wrinkle producing
Fe, when Mr. Chaplin fes opponent with blackberry
1t hundred yards Mr.. Bill Hart gides in stealthiy
sixyshooter in either hand belchng fire and birthstone
presented manand-wife affair that one knows is
ssbe on the EARTH in the heavens the waters under
arth There legitimacy necessity about such soporcs
would surely be missed.
SS the finest food grains have make much chaf in
~ is a wholesome edible kernel in the
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What is meant by Sabotage?

A method Of injuring the employer
used by workmen in labor conflicts
instead of strikes. 1t consists of
Sinking work, wasting materials, do
ing inferior work. disabling the ma
chinery in various ways having the
appearance Of accident. 1t is known
as the strike on the job"
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Two press association reporters re-
Gently were out on a big story. One
of them suffered. When the story
broke" it required a flash"
There was but one telephone
handy. The stammering reporter
reached II flrst-and called his office
Then he could do nothing but stutter
in his excitement over the big yarn.
After several minutes the opposi-
ton reporter took the phone away
from his competitor and gave the
competing association the story the
stammering one could not tell
He then called his own office
But 1 probably saved ten minutes
by doing it," he explains.
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Our son Robert is coming home
from college up to his neck in debt ."
THANK goodness that boy never
grew any taller. '-Bosotn Tran.
script.
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One by the Minister

V'IV " II1V .'IIIII'ttI
Was your revival meeting last
night a success, Rev. Hooper,"
Partially 50, partially. over S1.70
was donated and several newly mar.
ried couples expressed a desire to
lead better lives. "-Scrlpps- Paine
Sarvice
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What does Volapuk mean?

The name given to a universal
language invented by Johann Martin
Schleyer. The language is simple in
structure and extremely regular, and
the spelling is phonetic, the words
be pronounced as written.
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what is an undershot. wheel?

A form of water-wheel having a
number of float-boards disposed on
its circumference, and turned round
by the moving force of a stream of
water acting on the float boards at
its lowest part In this wheel the
water acts entirely by its momen-
turn.
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Hound dogs sit around n
at the moon. Calamity hi y
around and howl at nothinv
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What is the Camorra?

An oath-bourd secret organization.
founded in 1920. at Naples and sur
rounding provinces Of Italy. It's
members engaged in smuggling. and
contracted for the commission of
murder and other serious crimes. In
recent years the society has evolved
into a political machine for controll-
ing the city government and filling
the Offices with its members. Prose
cutions in 1912 reduced its influence.
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The older a little girl 81
more her candy costs.
Some marry for better or
and some for board.
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Tom Sims Says

We are getting ready for airplane
traffic. Many Of our roads seem to
be built for it.
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ACHING FIRST AID

6chaffer prone pressure method of resuscita
.S&4&fc schools to children II years of age is
z<ff {zAmerican Red Cross as means of saving life
Ehder first aid in emergencies is something to be
CHATTER method is practicable yet so simple that
H%3xft child. If learned it would never be for
~ life saving methods to the curricula of Indian
F<lFe schools the board would make wise move.
- ATOR LODGE, says writer, Islands on the un
Ebyramd of scholarship and on the whirling tip of
y And we may add, the wind is soughng and signing
n his whiskers.
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I32Z New OTK AVG.
Ev7 AsHINGTON, July .1.-Repub-
IWI lican leaders are becoming I'm
| eas1, If NOT q actually alarmed.
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How did the yellow Sea get it's

name?
From the lemon-yellow color Of its
waters, caused by mud suspended i'll
the water from the inflow Of the
Hoangho and Yank-tse-kiang rivers.
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80 LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE+DAMAGE ROLL
Department of Public Parks.
Office of the Board City Hall
Indianapoiis, Ind.

Office of the Board City Hall.
Indianapolis. Ind.
Notice Is hereby given by the hoard of
park commissioners of the city of Indian
apolis, that 1t has approved a preliminary
damage roll showing the award of dam
ages for the appropriation of real estate
to be used for park purposes. In the city
OF Indianapolis. authorized by its acqui-
sition resolution No, 9. 1924, which pro-
vides for the acquisition of the following
described real estate. to-wit:
a. Township 16 North, Range 3 East.
Marion County State of INDIANA more
particularly described as follows:
beginning at the point of intersection
with the east property line of Conser Ave
nue., extended north across the aforesaid
42d Street in the city. of Indianapolis
north on a straight line to the intersec-
ton of the north property line of 43d
street with the east property line Of Con-
southwest corner of lot 155 in Fairview
Park addition to the city of Indianapolis
as recorded in Plat Book Is. page 1876. in
the Recorders office of Marion County
State of Indiana: thence north along the
east property line of Conser Street. to the
south property line of 45th Street; thence
west across Conser Street and along the
south property line of 45th Street dis
lance of 100 feet to point; thence south
parallel to and 100 feet distance at right
angles from the above described line a
OlBtduC6- OF LOO IeSL TO point III the
north property line of AID Street; thence
east along the north property line of 42d
Street distance of 100 feet to the place
of beginning"
Persons interested in or affected by said
appropriation of land and award of dam
ages therefor are hereby notified. that said
Board Of Park Commissioners has fixed
Thursday Aug. 81, 1924. at . o'clock
p. m. as the time when remonstrances
will be received or heard by persons as to
the amount of their respective award of
damages. The assessment roll. with the
description of the property affected the
names of the owners IN favor of whom
damages have been awarded. with the
amount of the preliminary award as TO
each piece and parcel of property affected
is on file and can be seen at the office Of
the Board of Park Commissioners in the
City Hall indianapolis. Indiana, when and
where remonstrances will be received and
heard at the time above designated.
CHARLES A. BOOKWALTER.
A M MAGUIRE,
FRANK P MANLY.
EMSLEY W. JOHNSON,
Board of Park Commissioners of the City
of Indianapolis, Ind.
Aug. Is.
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CARD OF THANKS

CARD OF THANKS-we wish to thank
our relatives and friends for their as
E stance in the illness and death of our
beloved wife and mother. Mrs. Cora A.
Biddinger, the Rev. H. A. Blake for his
consoling words. and Mr.. Bert S Gadd for
the courtesy shown us. We DO thank the
singers and pallbearers and all for the
beautiful flowers. HUSBAND. SON AND
DAUGHTERS.
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| DODGE touring. real buy Tor S65 90
down. See II today at 427 y Meridian.
| ODer evenings
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE DAMAGE ROLL

Department of Public Parks. Office Of
the Board. City Hall. Indianapolis IN
diana.
Notice is hereby given by the Board of
Park Commissioners of the City of In
dianapolis, that it has approved a pre-
liminary damage roll showing the award
of damages for the appropriation of real
the City of indianapolis authorized by
Acquisition Resolution No. Ia. 1924, which
provides for the acquisition of the follow
ing described real estate to-wit:
''All of lots So, 81, So, SO. 80, 81, 81:
SO, 81 and 65 in Factory Park Second
Section. Subdivision to the City of Indian
apolis, Marion County, Indiana, as record
ed in Plat Book No. 13, page Al. in the
Recorders Office of Marion County, State
of Indiana"
Persons interested in or affected by said
appropriation of land and award of dam
ages therefor are hereby notified that said
Board of Park Commissioners has fixed
Thursday the 21st day of August. 1924.
at o'clock p. m, as the time when
by persons as to the amount of their re-
spective award of damages. The assess
ment roll. with the description of the
property affected, the names of the own
erS in favor of whom damages have been
awarded. with the amount of the preim-
mary award as to each piece and parcel
of property affected, is on file and can
Park Commissioners in the City Hail. In
dianapolis. Indiana. when and where re-
monstrances will be received and heard at
the time above designated.
CHARLES A. BOOKWALTER,
A. NJ. MAGUIRE,
FRANK P MANLY,
EMSLEY W. JOHNSON
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LEGAL NOTICES

-~~>~>SrNFN~~SN
NOTICE OF HEARING ON ACQUISITION
Board of Park Commissioners of the City
OF Indianapolis. Ind. Office OF the Board,
City Hall
To Whom II May Concern:
- Notice is hereby given by the Board of
Park Commissioners of the city OF Indian
apolls that by its Acquisition Resolution
No. 10. 1924 It has determined TO acquire
the following described real estate In the
city OF Indianapolis, Ind. Marion County.
tO-wlt.
strip OF land Of uniform width of 100
ieet lying 90 feet on either side of the fol-
lowing described center line: Part OF the
southeast quarter of Section %. Township
~ North. Range East. beginning on the
west line OF said quarter section at a point
'4o.o0 feet south OF the northwest corner
thereot thence southeast on line forming
a southeast included angle OF 80 degreea
30 mIntes with the west line Of said ouar-
ter section for & distance of 1858 feet.
thence curving to 1.-THE left along the arc
756 81 feet. "a
That said real estate SO to be acquired
- 10 oe used for park purposes in the city
BY said resolution it is provided that
fhursday. Aug. n. 1924 at o'clock n,
m, at the office Of the said board in the
place when final action will be taken con.
hrming. modifying or resembling said reso-
luton and when It will hear and receive
remonstrances from persons interested in
OF affected by such proceedings and when
benefit thereof
CHARLES A. BooKwALTER.
A VI MAGUIRE
FRANK p. MANLY
EMSLEY W JOHNSON
Board OF Park Commissioners of the CITY
OF Indianapolis
Aug. l. s.
NOTICE TO HEIRS, CREDITORS RTC
IN the matter of the estate OF LYDIA
A. Harper. deceased.
No. 64-20757.
In the Probate Court OF Marion County
June term. 1924
Notice is hereby given that Lavina NJ.
Green, as Administrative OF the above
named estate. has presented and filed her
account and vouchers in final settlement
OF said estate. and that the same will come
up for the examination and action of said
Probate Court, on the 18th day of Sep
tember, 1924. at which time all heirs
creditors or legatees OF said estate required
TO appear In said Court and show cause. If
any there be why said account and vouch
ers should not be approved And the
heirs Of said estate are also required 10
appear and make proof OF their heirShtp.
ALBERT H. LOSCHE, Clerk
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MONEY TO LOAN

PERSONAL loans 24-hour service. If
you need money we want 20 meet you.
SECURITY INVESTMENT AND LOAN.
1A6 y. Del Room Io4 Lincoln 1850.
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NOTICE OF HEARING ON ACQUISITION
RESOLUTION
Board OF Park Commissioners of the City
OF indianapolis. Ind. Office OF the Board.
IL. IN
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NOTICE is hereby given to the taxpayers
ty. State of Indiana. that the Board of
Commissioners of said county has deter
mined upon. and duly authorized the is
suance OF bonds in the total principal sum
of S3S 100000. bearing interest at the rate
OF u per cent per annum, to provide the
funds to pay the cost of constructing tho
improvement of a highway in said town
ship. petitioned for by M ]. Brady ct al
(SEAL) HARRY DUNN,
Auditor of Marion County, Indians
Aug. / 8. NE
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. -
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has duly qualified as administra-
tor of estate of William R. McCleIand, de-
ceased, late of Marion County. Indiana
Said estate is supposed to be solvent
HARRY n. McCLELLAND.
No 22567.
July Is. 25-Aug. 1.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-14
Ell DILEMA.

\ entonces surje ell dilema. inc
hubble. FL problema tiene que ser re-
suelto de una manera de otra Ese
candidate. Sc vera entonceS obligado
no atender a. ninguno de sus re-
presentados, dejando de cumplir con
los compromises morales que ha con
trafdo, tendra que romper con uno
de los ndcleos que lie ha llevado al
Parlamento. Ambas solucioneS, de-
jan muchO que desear.
No queremOs traZar pautas a ma
die. Solamente, seilalamos las diff
cultades que Ultima hora podrfan
surgir, para que tOdos los partidos
las tengan EN- cuenta, 81 a bien 10 tu-
viesen. TampocO sabemoS, 81 tilti-
ma hOra, esOS candidates Sc decidan
a renunciar uno de los dos tickets.
Es muy probable que asf sea. Pero
de todos mOdos, queremos hacer cons
tar, que un candidate, por prepa-
RADIO que sea, no puede representa-,
Y defender los intereses de dos par
tidos adversarios, que sustentan dis
fiiitds ideales y ponen en- practica
tlistintosa procediiniefitOS nrdgta-
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Editorial diariO del DR..
Frank Crane
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"a Question EurOpea

Las e7era3zGs del nundO cifrar ell plan DaUeS,
tai como fU5 eEne1dGdO la cOnferencin de PreierS
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los pGseS eOpeOS entire que ccaso peda traer ell mis-
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