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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-03
Sundays Radio PROGRAMS

s;s6 T M MI.wGS 1920 G GS.sssoc 7aYss
Buffalo-Vespers.N
-WGY Orchestra.
500 P. M.-wsAI tsos). Cincinnati
Chimes y
400 p. M-WDAF t411). Kansas City.
Band .WGY (360l. schenectady-or-
gan recital
4:so p. M-wHAs t4oo). Louisville
Choral service.
500 p. M.-wEBH (37ol, Chicago
Twighligbt musicale. WOO t5O9l,
l513l. Detroit--Dinner concert WpAF
AID. Kansas .City-Sunday school.
$3.50 =. M.-WCAE 1862 Pittsburgh-
Dinner concert. KDKA t326}. Pitts
burgh-Dinner concert.
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= sI5s p. M.-wIP (50al. Philadelphia
Concert WRO t4e9l Waghington--
Z 80 r. .M.-CKAC l425l Montreai--Spe-
cial entertainment KDKA 1920, East
p ittsburgh--,W estinghouse Band. KFNF
from East River Township. WCAE
1922. Pittsburgh recital.
WGBS (316). New York-Herald- Trlb-
iine program. VIVA l400l. Louisville
Concert BY Arthur Finding. WIN
$500, New YCrk--Musacal progrann.
WNYC 1920. New York--Song recital.
500 p. M.-KFKB 1881. Milford, Kan.
-KFKB Orchestra KSD (546). St
Louls-Musical program. KYW- 1897 :.
Chicago-Musicale. WBCN (266) Chi
cag0-Popul6r program, hye houre.
WCCO (417l, Minneapolis-St. Paul
.Flreside PHILOSOPHERS" MGE {37Q(.
ChicaEo-Classic hour VINO (60O) !.
Menphis-Musical program. WMAQ
l447.5e. Chicago--Pianist and poet.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-03
Today's Best

Copyright, 1925, by United Press
WIZ, New York (455A) S:45 p. M.
CST-Recital of Claire Dux, direct
from Aeolian Hail.
WCBD,f New York (345M) S:45 p.
NJ, EST-zion junior choir.
WNYC, New York (526Al S:45 p.
NJ. EST-Rialto Rheater program.
KTHS. Hot Springs (375Af1 $50 p.
M, CST-"Down on the Farm" pro-
gram.
WOAW, Omaha (526M| 9 P. NJ,
CST-Seventeenth Infantry Band.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-03
NEW HUP DISPLAYED
Eight Cylinder Machine Marks New
Company Departure.

The 1925 HupmoDile eight, in
which Hupmobiie manufacturers
display their first car with more
than four cylinders. was on exhibit
ton in indianapolis for the first time
today at the Wilbur Johnson Com
pany, 730 N. Meridian st.
The new-eight cylinder cars. made
in touring, roadster, four passenger
coupe and five-passenger sedan, are
fitted with four-wheel hydraulic lock-
heed brakes, balloon tires and wheels
in either natural wood or steel disc.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-03
EVANS DEFERs PROGRAM
Church Secretary to Make Survey
of Situation.

Or. Ernest N. Evans, new
executive secretary. Church Fedora
1Anot Indianapolis. who took up
lties here Friday, will not out
program for the year until he
de survey of conditions.
alI spend some time getting
rz ed with the people of the
churd affiliated with the Fedora
ton and try to determine what the
situation Is here he said.
Before going to Pittsburgh, Pa.
ne was pastor Of the Second Re-
formed Church here.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-03
Silent Sunday

600 r. M.-WTAs 1881. EIgin--rerrace
Garden orckestra, WFAA l476). Dali
6:2b p. M.--WEAF l492l. New York
Capitol Theater program. WCAP
l460l. Washington Capitol Theater
WAR t360). Providence-Capitol The
$40 Pc M.-WGY 1880 sehenect ady-.
Dhfa-Hoiy Trinity Church WGR
l3l0) Buffalo-S Services WIS (345J.
Chicago--Orgen recital. WICK 1871
Detroit-Services
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RETIRED FLAGMAN DEAD
James w. Earth VIII Be Buried on
Monday Afternoon.

Funeral services for James viii
liam Barth. "a, retired railroad flag
man, SO N. Belmont Ave-, who died
today at Deaconess Hospital. will be
held at 2 D. m. Monday at Register
& Askin funeral parlors Burial to
be in Mt. jackson cemetery.
Two daughters. Mrs. Oliver B..
Dodd, with whom he lived; Mrs,
Thomas Casey, Chicago. and a son,
Charles. Indianapolis, survive.
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Radio Programs

sATURDAY JAN. 5. -.
$50 p. M-KDHA 1921. East Pitts
burgh-Dinner concert, Westinghouse
band wCAE {4621, Pi t.sE 7V5
(476l. Dallas Bedtime story WEI
1899 Philadelphia--Davi Orchestra.
Skeezix time WIN (360l, New York
---Alamae Orchestra WNYC $3.50,
New York---A1abam Orchestra. WOS
kilograms announcements.
500 p. M.-CKAC t425l. Montreal
Childrenss stories In French and Eng
lish WDAF f4l1) .NKaTsas City. Mo-
Address, Story Lady. Trianon Ensemble
WIP (509l, hiladelphia-Uncle Wip.
WMAAQ l447s6l Chicag9-Band; Wo A. :,
(469). Washing ton-Peggy Albion
stories WWJ (517). Detroit-Orches-
6:65 p. M.-WBz 1887. Springfield
Mass.-Bedtime story, Fotel Kimball
Trio
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$40 P. M-wJAR 1901. Providence
e:Ib ui Z. Mc@k l5 1920. East Pitts
burgh-Childrens stories. sports.
$50 z MnMsCKAc (A24 M0 0ags p;iai
burgh--Uncle Kaybee. WDAR (396l
delphia-Arcadia Orchestra WGN
1900. 7Chicago-Drake Ensemble and
York-Dance music songs WNYC
1920, New York--Police alarms.
6:35 p M-KYW 1891. Chicago-"Un-
6:45 P. M:-WFAA (476l. Dallss5-
1927, Omaha-DinEsr program. Voc
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-03
PERHAPS 1T WAS ROMEO
Ladder Against Candy Company
Building Causes Police Run.

The police emergency squad made
q, run to the J. F. Darmody Candy
Company, 25 w. Maryland ST., early
today, expecting to find the place
burglarized. They found a ladder
leading to an open window Nothing
was disturbed. A. H. johnson, might
Waterman, believed an employee
used the ladder to get in before open
ing time.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-03
$4,000 Fire on Farm
BIZ Times BpecfoI

By Times Special
BELLEvILLE, Ind. Jan. S.--Fire
early today destroyed a barn of will
liam Woods, farmer, with a loss Of
$4,000. Lncendiary origin is sus-
.pected.
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CLASSES WILL CONTINUE
Foreigners to Meet Monday at p.
M. to Resume Instruction.

Following vacation during the
holiday, classes in English for
foreigners will be resumed at 8 p.
M. Monday at the Neustadt Bldg,
Union and McCarty SITS. Miss
Frances Mazur, chairman. has an
nounced. The classes are held Mon
day and Wednesday evenings and
Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons,
under the auspices Of the Indianapo-
lis Jewish Federation. in conjunc-
ton with the school board.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-03
FIRE ORIGIN IS PRoBED
Damage Estimated at $500 Done at
Junk Storehouse.

Origin of fire that caused $500
damage in a storehouse occupied by
A. Saperstine. junk dealer. at 331i
w. Chesapeake St.. Friday. was be-
ing Investigated today. Fire head
quarters reported a coal-oil stove ex-
plosion, but Saperstine said his
Waterman told him the stove had
not been lighted. Rags and papers
were dstroyed.
Mice chewing on matches early
today caused a $500 damage at the
grocery OF John Webb, 1901 Massa-
chusetts Ave. fire headquarters re-
ported
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-03
MANY BANKS SEEK FUNDS
Approximately 1000 Apply to State
Finance Board.

Louis Bowman. State auditor, an
nounced today that the State finance
board has received approximately a
thousand applications from Indiana
banks for designation as State de-
positories. During the past two
years $50 banks were used.
Board viii meet Monday to name
repositories.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-03

BID UHfFe0 PFeSS
CHICAGO. Jan. s.-Roy Young
love, switchman, was seriously in
jured here today when two freight
trains collided in the yards here.
The trains were on the B. & o. and
500 Line tracks.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-03
ANDERSON TRANSFERRED
Prohibition Chief at Chicago Is Sent
to Los Angeles.
- Unised Press

WASHINGTON. Jan. ss-w. w.
anderson. prohibition chief at Chi
cage. has been transferred to Los
Angeles. Cal, IN the same capacity,
the prohibition bureau announced to-
day. A. c. Townsend. Minneapolis,
win replace Anderson.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-03
Boost Car Faro

BIZ Un3t0J Press
MADISON. Wis, Jan. s.-Street
car fares in. Madison were raised
from s to cents by the Wisconsin
railroad commission. Ticket rates
were increased from nine for so
cents to seventeen for a dollar.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-03

James King. As, of 225 Beauty
Ave-. was held on a blind tiger
charge today by Captain Pauisell
after a raid uetted twenty quarts of
beer. Disnantled apparatus indi-
Gated wholesale operations. PaulselI
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-03
APPEAL TO HIGH COURT
Trio Convicted Of Carrying Elk.
plOsives Into Hotel Launch Fight.

Ira III. Holmes, attorney, today
took an appeal to the State Supreme
Court for Alfred Smith, 2S, Cleve-
hand, Ohio; James Kline, q, Detroit,
Mich, and Roderick Wolfe, 80, Chi
cago, convicted In Criminal Court
last October on charge of carrying
explosives into the Wabash Hotel.
Smith, who is now in Indiana State
Reformatory3 and Wolfe in Indiana
State Prison, were each sentenced
from two to fourteen years.
Kline who is out on $4,000 bond,
was given a similar sentence.
Appeal was also taken by william
ID. Thomas, colored, sentenced from
one to two years on a charge of
transporting liquor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-03

Eari Combs. star New York
American rookie. who suffered
broken leg in game at Cleveland
in mid-season. believes he will be
as good as ever next season.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-03
edlrerIt.'!Alue

Saturday, Jan. 81
600 P. M.-wGN.
$50 P. M.-WDAR--WTAY.
700 p. M.--WBZ-WEAF-
WF1-WHN.
1880 P. M.-KDKA-WCAE-
WHAS-WRC-PWX.
500 p. M--KSD-WGN-WIP.
$50 P. M.-KTHS-WMC-
WTAS.
900 P. M.-WMAQ-WTAY.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-03
PARTY LEADERS
SUBMIT LINEUP
IN BOTH HOUSES
Close Race Seen for Sen
ators James j. NejdI and
T..A. Daily,
The House

Harry G. Leslie. Lafayette, farm
er, speaker.
Lemuel A. Pittinger. Selma, farm
er-teacher, floor leader.
John C. Sherwood, Mitchell, farm
er, caucus chairman.
Thurman A. Gottschalk. Berne,
manufacturer. minority floor leader.
w. T. Lyle, principal clerk.
The Senate
F. Harold van ornan, Lieuten-
ant Governor, president.
James ]. Nejdl. Whiting. contrac-
tor. president pro tenn.
Thomas A. Daily. attorney. In
dianapolis, caucus chairman
Joseph NJ. eravens, Madison, farm
er, minority floor leader.
zelI C. Swain. Middletown, secre-
tary.
Above is the likely lineup of Of
GERS of the Indiana General Assem-
bly,, which convenes next Thursday,
according to administration leaders.
In the Senate the race between
Senator James ]. sNejdl. Whiting.
and Senator Thomas A. Daily, Indi-
annapolis, viii be close. but admin
issration leaders claim the election
OK Nejdl by at least six votes. Daily
adherents, however. claim their man
will defeat the Lake county leader
by a safe number Of votes.
It Is known that Nejdl is the
choice Of Lieutenant GovernorElect
f. Harold Van Orman.
In the House it is conceded Harry
G. Leslie, Lafayette. will be named
speaker over Charles M. Clark, Indi-
annapolis, representative from Marion
and Johnson Counties. Administra-
ton leaders declare Clark will not
get the Marion County vote. al
though Clark claims to have enough
to put him over"
George w. Freeman, abstractor.
Kokomo, is a candidate for caucus
chairman. and it is possible that
Freeman may be named instead Of
John c. Sherwood of Mitchell.
Ku-KIux Khan members of the
Legislature have been called in
caucus Jan. at the Indianapolis
Athletic Club. General caucus of
both Republicans and Democrats
has been called for the night of
Jan. for organization.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-03
TREE FIRE lombard ED
Coasters HurI Snow Balls at

Motorpolicemen Weddle and Schulz
were called to Highland Park to-
day on report of a tree aifre. They
found cree near coasting hin
burning about the roots. Snowballs
from an army Of coasters put out
the fire. The children denied start
ing the fire. but police believe they
had started small blaze to keep
warm and the tree was ig-,ited.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-03
Blind Man Robbed

Eryin Carr. 51s Madison Ave. 4
blind man. told police today some
one stole 81 md q watch from bis
clothes Y slept Friday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-03
County Church Looted

johnson County Salem M. E.
Church, sixteen miles south on the
Madison Rd.. reported twenty-five
feet OF aisle carpet, valued at s2B.
stolen to police today.
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(4S4l, Davenport. Iowa---Sports.
WTAY 1880. Oak Park. Il.-Vocal
and instrumental. one hour.
Z 100 P. M.-PWx t400l. Hayana. Cuba
Worth-Sunday school one and a half
hours WBCN 1266), Chicago-Classic
hour WIZ $3.50 Springfield, Mass.
Lopez Orchestra WEBB (370s. chi
cago-Sunday school lesson, one hour.
WEI 1890, Philadelph CONCERT.
1--WE hours. WIS (346) Chicago-Lul-
luaby time, midnight revue. Ave hours.
VOC l484l. Davenport Iowa-Sanndb,
f4O5l, Newark-Mu Musicale VOL
f44S). Chicago-Dinner concert. songs.
one hour.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-03
Panic
By Times gpecieI

DU tHsts DPtOtUt
ELwOoD,. Ind, Jan. 81
Manager F. H. Mackey of the
Alhambra Theater is thinking
about investing in mouse traps.
A mouse ran UP the troliser
leg of one OF the men in a par
ty there. The situation was ex-
citing for a moment.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-03
LOCAL NURSES MARRY
Double Wedding Performed by
Pastor at NobIesviIIe.
Bp TIMES Special

BV Times Special
NOBLESvILLE, Ind, Jan. a.
Miss Edith Higgins and Miss Norma
Raymond, nurses at indianapolis,
became brides here Friday n.ght.
Miss Raymond married Frank ! 4
Hope, of Bloomington, and Miss.
Higgins was married to william g.
like Of Greenfield. Both ceremonies
were performed by the Rev. H. S.
Nickerson.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-03

Dental experts say half a tooth is
ketter than none I'll 1t Is properly
PRESERVED.
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Clarence Hinkle of St. Paul, Ind,
is offering a $25 reward for informa-
ton that will divulge the source of
a published story that he was en-
gagged in the bootlegging business.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-03
SOLVE JEWEL THEFT
Part OF $4,000 Loot Recovered
Arrest Suspect.
Bg UMited Prsss

Bg United Prsss
CHICAGO. JAM 3.-The 5000, 900
jewel robbery in hotel Christmas
eve has been solved. police an
nounced today, with the arrest of
George Connell, a familiar under
world character Part of the loot
was founG in Connell's room. police
stated,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-03

Women's Relief Corps at Leb-
anon presented the Methodist a.
phans Home with large American
flag.
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HO0Sier. Briefs
N 1RUCE LAWLER. 4, broke
Il his arm when he fell from
LA a plano stool at his home
~ Ola rIre Eli

N 1RUCE DAWLER, 4, broke
X his arm when he fell from
LN plano stool at his home
at Clarks Hill.
Harry Garman Of indianapolis is
preparing a survey for Marion on
the cost of building municipal light
plant.
Attorney George w. Henley is the
new president of the Bloomington
Kiwanis Club.
Carl Simmons is head Of the Chris
tan Sunday school at Pine Village.
Harry C. Ray. shelbyville '.mar-
rying squire" reports marrying
fifty-two couples during the year.
Johnson County must pay ss7s.1o
of the expense accruing from the
trial of Elmer T. Pruitt, convicted
Of Staying his cousin, Oscar Cutsing-
er, at Edinburg last June.
TIRE loss in Rushville dur.
r ing 1924 established a new
IL record. with total of
$17l.157.
j. S. Hines, manager of the two
motion picture theaters at Port
land, has acquired the Auditorium
Theater, on which $500 will be
spent to give the city first class
theater.
T. s. Blish is the new president
Of the Jackson County Motor Club
at Seymour.
More than $50 Masons attended
the homecoming and seventy-second
anniversary of the Masonic Lodge at
Upton.
Washington Township Sunday
School Association will meet at Leb-
anon Jan. IL.
FIJI G. KAKASULIFF', living
N near Upton. escaped Gre
IL nation when q gasoline
tank in a coal house exploded.s He
went into the shed with a lighted
lantern.
Clarence Hinkle of ST. Paul, Ind,
is offering a $25 reward for informa-
ton that will divulge the source of
a published story that he was en-
gagged in the bootlegging business.
Women's Relief Corps at Leb-
anon presented the Methodist a.
phans Home with a large American
flag.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-03

C G. KAKAsULIFF, living
sN near Upton, escaped Gre
IL nation when gasoline
tank in coal house exploded.> He
went into the shed with a lighted
lantern.
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a.IbHne %Tpe6oBaHHa 6pa~Hny8cRoro
IpaBuTeabcTBa cBoIaTca Il c.IeIyD-
nIeNy:
Coz. HpaBHrelbcTB0 IoIatH0 IlpH-
3HaTb Tocy4apcTBeHHHe 40IrH Poe
GIN b cyMMe OEoIo 10 MIHlHapIoB
bpaHEoB a0IoT0M. B cIyqae HpH3-
HaHHa bpaHIIy3cEoe HpaBHTelbcTBo
T0ToBo upelOcraBHTb 0oIbIHeBnHaM,
MOpaTOpnyM Ha 10 let EaI LII ylI
HATH cyMMM I0Ira, TAR II I.la 10
rauleHHa npOIIeHTOB. lilo HcTeqeHnH
10 let COB. lIpaBIITe.lbcIB0 00a3y-
eT HaqaTb H0rameHue I0lT0B He i
cyMMe 10 |MHI.IHapI0B HjlOc npo-
HeHTHt, a h cyMMe, EoTOpaa oy4eT
ycTaHoBleHa BH0cleIcTBHI ITO 600
pHHoMy c%orlaHeHuIo. B IaHHHi de
MoMeHr, T. e. b TeqeHHe 61HIall-
HIN 4ecaTH .leT MocEBa npHHHMa-
err Ha ce0a .HHIub o0a3aHHOcTb no.
racHTb HpoIIeHTH Sd BpeMa, HcTe-
HuIee C 1918 TOIa.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-24
NH0CTPAHHAa R0H0HNa B TO
HOKEHNN OCAgbI.

HAHT0H. - lIIamHH, HcRyccT-
BeHHHfi ocTpOB, Ha EOTOp0M GHByT
e%BpOHeliDBI, HaXOIHTca b H0I0IeHHII
OcaIH. IBa BOeHHHx cyIHa OXpaHa
lot BOIB OTIeIaIOHIHe eT0 OF Mare
pHEa. Bepera corpora 6OpTH6HIH-
poBaHH. y%cTaHoBleHH peyITBT H3
MeIlEoB c 3eM,Ieii. IIyIeMeTH cTOaT
b Ho.IHoi 6OeBoI TOT0BHOCTH. Expo
HefiIIaM BOcHpemeH B'e9I B RaH-
TOH. llpH6HI HOBHii oTpaI 0paH-
Iy3cRHX MopaEOB. 3%a6acTOBEa b Ia
HToHe TpOIOITaeTca. HeHaBHcTb III
TaiiIeB 0cO6eHH0 CHlBHa ITO OHIO
meHHD Il aHoHIaM II aHTIHqaHaM.
AMepHHaHIH HoIb3yDTca HeHOTOpH
NH npHBHIeTHaMlI.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-24

paOOYeT0 CeTbO pa3lHqHbIX lIlTpa-
00B. ECII. OH OgHH IeHb He BBIX0-
HIT Ha pa00Ty, OH He T0IbE0 I'LL
!IaeTca cBOeTO aapa6oTEa, HO erO
enIe mrpa6yDT Ha 5 4OII. EclH
de HpHqEHa HeyBaHIlTelbH0, OH
mTpa6yeTca Ha 10 IoIlapoB. B pc
SyIbTaTe y Hero OF IaIoBaHba Oc-
TaIOTca p0HEH ia HOaHH.
BOIee T0rO, eCIH pa0OqHIf He BBG
IepHHBaeT 9TOlI EaTOprH II ocTaB-
.laeT pa00Ty 10 HCTeqeHHH cp0Ia 10
HTpaRTa, OH MO6eT 0BITb apecT0Ban
IL HacHy1BcTBeHHO upenpoBOI4eH Ha
NEGRO pa6OTM, O0BHHeHHBlI B pa3
pBIBe I0HTpaRTa c X0SaHH0M.
IlOHcTnHe, XOpomHif "4Gao" B
9THX maXTaX.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-24
anOHNA O6'aBNNA BOAHy KNTAD?

A0HA0H. = ROppeCnOH4eHT Ce
HTpaA Hbpc cOO6mae1 Ns TOH-ROH-
ra, VITO 34eCb BHesanHO pacnpOcTpa
HHAca cAyx 90 O6'aBHeHnM anOHh-
eli BoHHbI WwHoMy KnTaU. Topol B
HaHHRe. noBo9om cqHIaW1 y6NkcT-
30 B RaHT0He Ra3Haqea aHOHCKOrO
roCnHIaAa. 6%pNTaHcRoe mnHhcTepcT
30 HHOcTpaHHbIx 4eA SaaBAaeT, ITO
ONO eue cBe4eHNH 90 sTOM He nMe-
Ell, no BepHT, ITO CAyx aToT He
0cHOBaTeHeH.
anOHcKoe n%OCOAbcIBO B loH4oHe
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-24
lEHOPTAuNH "RPACHbIX"
RNTANuEB.

HAPPIER. 49, 9paHuyacEoe npaBH-
Te,lbcTBO 0T4aa0 pacH0paGeHHe Hpe
0eITy H0lHUHH 0 Hp0H3BOIcTBe ITO
BaIBHo1 O6IaBH cpeIH "%IpacHBIx~
EnTaiiIIeB b HapH1e II npOBnHuHax.
9T0T mar aB.IaeTca OTBeT0M Ha Ha-
let era EHTaiueB Ha HHTallcIoe 10
colbcTBo D Ilapn%e.
ROrIa ''RpacHHe'' %RHTallIIH 6yIyT
IIepe,IOBIeHBI, lIOIuDHa Xix 4eIIOpTH
pyeT H3 bpaHnHH.
RHTaiicIHil H0cIaHHHI 3aaBHl,
qTO OH HpeIn01HTaeT He B030yI-
IaTB Hp0TIiB H%aIeTqHIoB 0QHlHaIb
Horo npecHeIoBaHHa, moo oHH bee
6MIH OqeHb MOIOIHe %cTyIeHTBT, II
TaIOii mar MoIeT BH3BaTb lIer0IOBa
HHe IHTaiicH0n H0IoHHH B llapHate.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-24

CyMMa 9TIIX Ip0IIeHT0B c0cTaB-
aaeT npn0lnsHTeIbHo OHolo 4 MILF
liiaploB bpaHEoB soIoToM. bpaHIIy3
cEoe HpaBIfTeabeTBo corIacH0 Hc4H-
c.IHTb 9Ty cyMMy B 0yMaHHHX 0pa
HEax, oIHaEo, Hs p%accqeTa ! so-
.IoToii bpaHE paBeH oIHoMy 0yMaa;
HoMy. TaEnM o6pa3oM, 6o.1bnleBH-
Ram b 0lnIaiinHe 10 .Ier npH4er
ca yIlIaTHTb BceTo 400 MHlIHoHoB
py0leH 3oaoTOM & Mn.IlHapIa 6y-
MaHHBx bpaHEoB) no 400 MII'II.
OWN. 0paHEoB b roI.
b 0TBeT Ha 9T0 IIpeIcTaBHTe.iII
COB. P0CcHH BBcTaBH,IH CB0H H0HTp
-llpe4I0iEeHHa.
OHH Tpe0yOT IlpeG4e Bcero nc
TlIOqeHHa %lp0IIeHT0B 3a ) r0Ia c
1918 10 1920, - ga TOLL DpaH-
Ty3cI0l HHTepBeHlIHH. qTO Eaca-
eTca ocTaWMIHxca ) .leT Cl92l-25)
TO 0HH T0T0BBl yILIaTHTb Ilp0H,eHTB
Sd 9TH T0IB. H0 IHlIIb Ipl ycl0-
Bill, qT0 Heo6X0IHMaa LII HlaTe-
&eii cyMMa oyer I'M %HpeIocTaBle-
Ha 0paHIy3cEHM IpaBHTeIbcTBoM
HlH bpaHIy3cRHNH 0aHHaMH, B pop
Ne EpeIHTa.