davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1926-09-22
HAyqHO-nOTyRapHbIE KHN[N.
H. A.:

=Py6aMH H. A. E
NcToPNa PyccKoR BENIN: e
E8HEs II! 5: P aesE ! 9 s@su, "a1,VsI e asE H1y Ha''a 49,. Il 3.
: Doe EHmH B Eo1eHKopoBoM HpnNTe 100
RK " KOr4a PasHbe aapoEb HayqMNMcb roBOpMTb Ka%AHS IA =
KaA >sorsa i nossMy noasnnacl aoan ma semle -" Is
KamHH, HoTopSe naRaDT c He6a ..%,a.:...".""". ~
HoBHe Mepb 4aAHb v secos, 0seEeAHbe 3 pOccnh ...,.-" X
ia aasaao Rce as a. ~
Sp'N' %' = 'A'' ..''.'. = B nepenuere LOO
Cana xNsHn 8 uapcrss pacreHEs \ wNsorHbu. c PIC. 49a c. -. 60
BeqHoe 4BHEeaHe. = pHcFgHHaMn TX
qo Shawn uapctBo wHsoHbx. G pHcyHKanH ..............."". j.
Bnepea u psspx. Han6o1ss BepHua II aerrnh cnoco6 cplaTbca 90 Il
raaaS mNposAaaaa. Or 6soRoneqno 6o1hmoro 10 6ocRoneqHo IA .
KAN s raps "a sssnSnl Z pnoyn1ann OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" IL
IaHHs qnceA y ES oHn pacEpNsaD1ca.c pncyHKaMn ":.1" ~
ns1snscrssaaasa + i nspsespsapT ; paperss ~ssoTaSs G pnoynr. 81
RS SaS% < ' $sTa1enam . cssoo6paaosaaan. EaE naqunanHne qnla- .
rem golEHH HpHcTynnTb K nNy Il EaR Becm eO Lean Il -
'~'O'H p'''iN -" B npGi@e IS.
=%NYHKeBNq B.: :
! ''"''. p '"''"H'' 3 r,pni,1, g.
: TpOn n MOaHna. "a pucynra 20.
BOAa. So pHcyHRop 20
: ''H''NH'' '''''''. 9 PH''HH' ''''''.. B nspenleo g.
a s,a'.', ''r =. ! ! n. ssrs : rp'rl's s J
'"p''"T' ~ : pN'~NN B nepeuuue IS.
: asa ''''''' ''''''' '''''A'' % ''''''' ..b np,nas Is 8
q iyuECA HyAhH VI IEhhHhNs =
BHnycE LII: Tap y s"eS1pHqccTBO. 81 phcyHRos ......,.... AZ
9 B HBenITe go
BhuycK 2H: KHMOneaaTaHne, pORorpa&. $OIOpa4Hh. 80 pc. .25=
B nepenIee 10
: MH3Hb HEPBoBHTHoro 4EAoBEA " CoBPEMEH. INKAPEA: 9
BbmvcK In - III pncyHRoB observation-disclosures. so
{ B nepenITe 20
BHnycR 2h "A pHcynKa 80
Z B IepeHlere so
Z BparN n upysba qeuoseKa. Sc pucyHRoB SO
{ H B uepeu1ere 10
: cpe4n cHeroB N BeqHoro uba. "A pucyHKa .......,"."..~.. As
: B Hepenlee .65Z
sARoH wNsHN cPE4N wNBorHbx " PAcTEHHR: =
BHnycK LII: 6opb6a "a cyWecTBoBaHhe. 81 pncyHoK ...... 10
9 B nepnIee .65=
: BHuycR 2H: BsasMonomow rs
4t ~ }Fe NE 49, B nepeHIeTe 40
: \ BEE is KHNKER B Ok KPEHKW 1EPEHHETAX -.-s..4-.- z35=
r #--0OoO000@ ffHE -
sARA3B n%ocbAARTE no A4PECy: e
: ,RASSvET" 274 East 10th ST. New York. N. \. .
qHEATcRHE quTATEm MoIyT HoIyquTB B MATA3HHE: .
: Russian Daily Herald assviet :
1922 WEST CHICAGO AVENUE. CHICAGO, ILL.,
-
Evening star., 1926-05-31
Friiendless

The sorrow is endless Of one who is
friendless, who goes all his Journeys
alone: though yearning and signing
for friendship undying, no boon of that
sort has he known. He walks through
the alleys, the hills and the valleys,
and no one appears by his side; the
people avoid him till grief has de-
stroyed him or planted harpoons In
his hide And seldom if ever does he
make endeav vor to find out the cause of
1t all; there must he a reason or folks
wouldn't season his sad life with
wormwood and gall. He feels he's a
martyr, the packer and carter Of sta
pies in anguish and bile: he. wretched
and lonely, would cheer up il only his
neighbors would hand him smile.
There must he reason. and he, in
due season. should ask of himself
where 1t lies: "1n what am ! lacking,
what jinx am l packing? It's time
that my spirit got wise. Wherein's
my offending. that walking and wend-
ing I'm summed by the hurrying
throng? I'll have to get busy and
search till I'm dizzy for whatever gets
me in wrong Perhaps 1t Is simple:
he talks through his wimple on topics
that harrow mems souls; or maybe he
glories in whiskery stories with NOR
ais all shot full Of holes. He may be
addicted to telling afflicted bystanders
Of FISH he has caught, or anecdotes
silly of his little Willie and logical
marvels he's wrought His conduct
inspecting, he'll soon he detecting the
jinx that has led him astray, and.
wisely reforming. he'll find people
warming and throwing the ice tongs
away. WALT MASON.
(CopyYieht. 1921
Evening star., 1926-05-31
CIGARETTE SMOKING DUE
TO COMPLEX, is CLAIM
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BELOIT. Wis. May 31.-Cigarette
smoking Is not drug habit. but Is
gained by the individual because Of
the working Of an inferiority complex.
At least Prof. Olen Deweerdt, head
Of the department Of psychology at
Beloit College. hopes to prove such is
the case by an experiment being
out by a group of college students.
Prof. Deweerdt believes that individ-
uals begin to smoke and continue to
do SO because they consider them
selves "out Of things and queer If
they don't. especially in the presence
of smokers. Nine college students
in psychology courses are experiment.
ing with themselves to see just why
they smoke, and. after they stop.
whether and why they desire to start
again.
Evening star., 1926-05-31
Prisoners on Hunger Strike.
PADEREWSKI, IN FRANCE,
DENIES POLITICAL AIMS
Going to Switzerland to Rest and
Recuperate, Famous Pianist
Declares.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HARvE:. France. May 31.-lgnace
Jan Paderewski. former premier of
Poland. is on his way to his home in
Switzerland. He says he has no in
tention to return to Poland.
I'm going to my quiet home in
Switzerland to rest and recuperate,
said Paderewski. as he landed here
from the steamer Paris. II have no
other plans for the moments. At any
rate, l am not going to Poland.
am not going to mix in poplitics
there or anywhere else"
Paderewski declined to be inter-
viewed to any extent. saying that he
had not been we'll for a long time
and that he had not slept a wink
during the voyage. He planned to
go to Paris for a few days before
going to Switzerland. He added that
he had been too ill at the time Of
the coup d'etat in Poland for him to
follow events closely.
Evening star., 1926-05-31
STOP ITCHING SKIN
Zemo the Clean. Antiseptic
Liquid, Gives Prompt Relief

There is one safe. dependable treat
ment that relieves itching torture
and that eleanses and soothes the
skin. Soon after the first application
Of Zemo you will find that irritations,
PimpIes, 3 a HE d S. Eczema,
Blotehes, Rineworm and similar skin
troubles will disappear.
Zemo is all that is needed. for it
banishes most skin eruptions. makes
the skin soft. smooth and healthy. II
is a non greasy. disappearing liquid
that may be applied during the day.
Ask your druggist for small size
Soc or Iarae bottle S1OO.
Evening star., 1926-05-31
THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON D. G. MONDAY NAY 81 1926

-. t-, v
the plan, which Ewing expects will
bring thousands of worshipers here.
as contrary to the word of God
God" he said In a warning issued
at morning, afternoon and evening
services at the little church. has
never sanctioned anything like this.
1t Is preposterous to believe that the
prestige Of group of people
gathered together silently should COM
mand His visible appearance"
At the same time Sheriff Boeke-
noogen declared. "I'll be there with
plenty of help to see what happens"
Meanwhile Ewing. whom Rev. Mr..
Channer characterized as being with.
out real belief in God" awaited pa
tiently for his crowd" to gather. He
has prepared grove for those who
may join with him. but there is no
evidence yet of the expected throng.
Evening star., 1926-05-31

The Socialist vorwaerts, which ia
vors local option, seizes the opp6rtu-
nifty to attack the war minister's pol
icy OF sinking millions into battle
ships.
"a German fleet is unnecessary" 1t
says. "1t is useless in war and too
strong for peaceful pursuits, such as
ice-breaking in the Baltic. The junk
world cruises. advertises Germany.
The Hamburg incident certainly is a
fine advertisement"
Evening star., 1926-05-31
VAUDEVILLE STAR DIES.
Jack Rose; Comedian, Underwent
Cancer Operation. ut

NEW YORK, May 81 R).--,Jack
Rose. vaudeville comedian, died early
Saturday morning at the Riverdaie
Sanatorium.
Rose. who was 80 years old, never
had completely recovered from an
operation for cancer two months ago.
benefit performance at the Winter
Garden, where he has frequently ap.
peared, recently raised $4,000 for
him. His sister, Louise, and his
mother are now en route to England
after a visit to him.
Rose was sued for divorce by Jane
Lawson Rose two years ago, but so
far as could be learned a decree has
not been granted.
The Jewish Theatrical Guild will be
in charge OF funeral services tomor-
row
Evening star., 1926-05-31
Seipl to Speak in Paris.

VIENNA. May 81 R.-Former
Chancellor Seipl will leave Monday
for Paris. where he has engagements
to speak on Austrian affairs while
awaiting the arrivel from Vienna of
Cardinal PifH. Together they will sail
for the United States at the end of
the week to attend the eucharfstic
congress in Chicago.
Evening star., 1926-05-31

Little Tots Wolfe Dresses, ST and $1.50 In sizes
to years. Most are entirely handmade.
In pastel shades
Infapts Flannelette Gertrudes, special, SEC each.
Soft, warm Flannelette Gertrudes, also
wrappers and gowns at the same low price.
Infants Lisle Shirts, Csc each. Fine quality
Isle. Made by Vanta Company.
Ascher Sweaters and Sacques $1.zS and s1.So.
Cinderella Rompers and Creepers, 81.
ls STORE
Evening star., 1926-05-31
PRAYING CROWD PLAN
ASSAILED BY PASTOR
Opticians Hope. Of Hours Silent
Worship by Host "Preposter-
ous"--Sheriff Prepares.
Rr the Associated rress.

BY the Associated Press.
TAMARCK, Mimi, May s1.--while
Vernon Ewing, an optician, waited for
the crowd" which Is to join him in
an hour of silent prayer. tomorrow
ito permit God to make known His
WILL" he was subjected to a vigorous
attack Mt three services from the.
single pulpit i'm this village Of zoe,
residents yesterday.
The Rev. f. l.. Channer. pastor of
the Presbyterian Church. condemned
Evening star., 1926-05-31
Special Savings for Infants Tuesday

Infants Nainsook Dresses, special, SIC. Cunning
little styles, in sizes months to years
,Daintily trimmed with narrow laces
Birdeye Diapers, special, $1o5 dozen. 27x27-
inch size in Woodward & Lothrop Sanitary
packages.
Onyx Sox and Hose for Infants, special CSC and
2sc pair. In plain white. and sizes 4z to 6.
Infants Handmade Gertrudes, CSC.
Ascher Baby Bootees &c pair.
DOWN g.
Evening star., 1926-05-31
CRUISER BEER SALES
MAKE BERLIN SMILE
But Some Teutons Regard Incident
in California as Very Serious
and Poor Advertising.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BERLIN, May 31.-The alleged sell
ing OF beer on the German cruiser
Hamburg in the harbor Of San Pedro.
Calf, is receiving much attention
from the German newspapers, some
of them treating 1t facetiously, while
others regard 1t as more serious ar
fair.
The Acht Uhr Abendblatt over its
article today printed the headline,
Conflict Between Germany and the
United States over Bottled Beer"
Evening star., 1926-05-31
HERR|CK GUARDED
AGAINST RADICALS
Sacco-v o-vanzetti Trial Agita.
ton in Massachusetts
Leads to Paris Step.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS, May 31.---Agitation over the
Sacco-vanzetti murder case in Massa-
chusetts has prompted redoubling OF
the guards at the American embassy
and the residence Of Ambassador Her.
rick. Six policemen, including a cyclist,
are now guarding Mr.. Herrick's home.
while five policemen are stationed at
the embassy.
The full bench of the Massachusetts
Supreme Court on Saturday refused
a. rehearing of arguments on eXcep-
tiona taken by counsel for the defense
of Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Van.
zetti, who were convicted of murder in
1921. II was intimated that there
would be another move to seek a new
trial for the defendants in the famous
murder case which has stirred agita-
ton by radical organizations through
out the world.
Prisoners on Hunger Strike.
BUENOS AIRES. May 81 @.--
Eight suspects arrested in connection
with the exploding of bomb In front
of the United States embassy two
weeks ago have begun hunger strike
AS a protest against what they con
slider unjustifiable detention. They
are quoted as saying tnat they intend
to hold out until overcome by exhaus
tion or liberated.
Evening star., 1926-05-31

In a recent exhibition match in
Shanghai, Claude Falkiner, a promi-
nent English billiard professional, /,
made a run or 65l In "a minutes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-02

So he forsook the beach for the
mountains.
won is geographical minded.
Place has a great influence upon
ideatioh. And high peaks are par
ticularly stimulating.
He Got It
It took him almost two days to
reach a solitary peak after he had
deserted the beach. Then when near
the top,-sweaty with the climb, he
yelled to his sole companion. "I've
got it," Perched upon the crags like
an eagle be brooded the drama.
Stroheinl's mind is a night-bloom
ing one Occasionally, when pressed
for time, he attempts to write in the
daytime, but invariably he tears VI
such day product when the shades OF
night fall. In the dark hours come
his lunches. his facility, and the ap
prevail Of his judgment,
After the film is completed Stro
helm the playwright gets back at hi:
other two critical selves. Terrible
is his usual comment to the othel
selves. uttered with a sort of thumb
to-nose mockery which COMFORTS pre-
cisely with his pungent individuality
and bespeaks his neve requited pas
sion for perfection.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-02
: THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

the director. as they have had to do
in the case of Greed" THE Merry
Widow" and 1.-THE Wedding Mafch,"
which is now in production.
Constant Rehearsal
No man in films agonizes so over
his product as this, super-critical
Erich. Stroheim the actor rehearses
every scene his writing self pre-
sents, rehearses it for dramatic
WORTHY for timing" for the feel
of it. =
If 1t doesn't meet his vigid re-
quirements it's discarded ruth1essly.
And this rehearsing is done, as a few
OF his intimates relate. with all the
fervor that goes into the final prod
uct.
In 1.-THE Merry Widow" $500
scenes were thus given the triple
test before the script was put to
camera for its ten.reel length.
Stroheim always hides out for his
reproduction agony. In preparing
1.-THE Wedding March" in which he
returns to the screen as actor, under
his own direction. he spent Smany
weeks prowling along a lonely Cali
forpia beach counting the screen
muse. The idea wouldn't crystalline
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-02
Won STR0HE|M
EMBOD|ES THREE
SEPAMTEART|STS
J%ungmeyer This Week Talks
About One of the Best
Film Leaders.
BY Jack Jungmeyer
NEA Eerrfce Writer

HOLLYWOOD. Aug. 2.-There
are three Erich Won Stroheims, all
compactly embodied in the bronzed.
shaven.headed. cynical-minded screen
realist whom a poll of the foremost
critics has just placed at the head
of the best film directors.
The three Erichs never quite
merge-Stroheim the writer Of dra-
ma, Stroheim the actor and Stro-
helm the director. Often they are
positively at war with one another.
When Stroheim the writer se
cludes himself to prepare a script,
the other two Of him are apt to
| shrug an uncomplimentary shoulder,
or ever to stick out a derisive
tongue. It's no easy task for the
Lscrivener to pass muster with. the
actor. or for these I'VE TO convince
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-02
CHURCH DEDICATED

First Of a series of ~dedicatory
services at Belmont Avenue United
Brethren Church were held Sunday
with the Rev. c. G. McCrocklin,
pastor. in charge. Services will con-
tinue until next Monday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-02
JESUS IS CENTER
OF ALL INTEREST,
HAYWARD SAYS
Baptists Executive Draws
Lessons From ChriSt'S
Ministry.

Declaring that Christ draws all
men to Him and that He is the
center Of interest," the Rev. Frederic
Arthur Hayward, executive secre'
tary Of the Federated Baptist
Churches Of the city, drew lessons
for the world today from Christ's
ministry.
Taking as his subject, Jesus, The
Center of Interest" the Rev. Hay
ward spoke Sunday morning at the
Cumberland Baptist Church in the
absence of the pastor, the Rev.
Howard L. Spangler.
MARK tells us graphically Of the
second visit of Christ to Caper-
naum," DR.. Hayward said" The
first time as a preacher he taught
and the people were astonished at
his doctrine and classed him with
the Rabbits, q fine tribute to this
wayside preacher. The return to
the city naturally aroused unusual
interest and Mark shows us the
lkEAe of welcome.
Ee Classics them of four groups.
/. e. the group interested in the mes
sage of the teacher. The group who
bring helpless and needy people with
them to hear these messages of the
preacher; the people themselves af-
ficted who make every human ef-
fort possible to reach the city In
which he is to speak and the group
FINALLY united in a spiritual bond
age 'on the way with him to the
seaside where he taught them.r
Jesus is growing to be the center
of interest, He has always at.
tracted men Of spiritual minds. He
represents to them the, ideals of
life.
His messages, his ministry and
his challenges to the life of men
have always been fascinating.
"In every group where his mes.
sages are under discussion interest
is met. In every class where his
teachings are given, men gather.
His ideals have not only caused
organizations to come to birth, but
have pressed the programs with
unusual zeal.
Our danger as churchmen is that
we cause somapther thing to be the
center Of our Interests.
The waning Of spiritual ferver
results.
Even the Christ urged this plan
as he said simply and I If I be
lifted up will draw all men unto
me-" the Rev. Hayward said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-02
FINANCE
DRIVE PROGRESSES
Liberty Organization Soon
to Extend Activities.

The financial campaign of the In
diana Liberty League is progressing
satisfactorily, and soon will be
undertaken in other cities of the
State, Harry E. Negley, attorney
and president of the league, an
nounced today.
The league plans to attempt to
rid the Wright bone dry law of Sec
tons it regards as Objectionable at
the coming session Of the Legisla-
ture.
Negley explained the work of the
league canno be financed by the
mere 50 membership fees being col
lected and that the campaigns sue.
ces so far has been due to the gen
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-02
PAGE 5

erosity and vision Of wealthy
merchants who believe the Wright
law hurts business.
Merchants, realizing the value OF
tourists business and who have
been hit hardest, due to the decreas-
ing number of tourists who fear the
indignity of liquor searches, are
among the best contributors, 1t was
learned.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-02
RADIO a 5sSs
can Central Standard T1me)
Today's Best

Copyright, 1895, by United Press
KOA. Denver (322)> S:15 p. M.
mountain standard-Colorado Semi
Centennial concert.
WEAF, New York (492) and WV,
VITO, $40 p. M. eastern daylight
Goldman band concert.
WCCO. Minneapolis-St. Paul 416)
9 p. m, central standard-Scandi-
navian ensemble.
WPG, Atlantic City 5000 $3.50 p.
M, eastern daylight-Vessella's
concert band.
WICK, Detroit (510 8 p. m, east
ern standard-Detroit Symphony or
Ghestra.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-02

One of the earliest banks in the
United States is said to have been
established in South Carolina in 1880
for the convention of a group OF
nlantera.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-02
Building Permits

soEEooL. Palmer. dwelling. 1918 Riley.
FRANK lYoarger. garage, 1888 W. Twenty
anne PPseekham, reroof. 152oNN. New
Y. A. Mortimer. garage. 933 N. Ritter.
: 60 ySSnlter Stare. dwelling. 1o2 S. Bancroft.
ogg0hn Payne garage. 11o9 N. Missouri,
soGo E. seitz. addition. 35s Tecumseh.
lazy lgg 8. B AfEneus s1 \ sd 3; Church. remodel
soLs W. Creagh. garage. 900 English.
T MTs. SHse a4nas, B bsr99f' rs s4lS{ Cornell. $500.
saSSo D. Jennings. garage. 100 s. Bancroft.
croft Fl 81 Ss. g g%663Gninss' dwelling. 100 S. Ban
Edward oKns. dwelling. 42e S. Key.
Charles Klein, reroof, 7s4 W. Thirty
K, Il f'? sReiE6ior1Re ' Gomip any d ETiihiiIe; g 55ss
VIII; s3asSl66Sprn Company. garage. 1898
w RI Fo H s. SPb9f I9 Company. garage, 2a4
"Rif PGft h! sbeIEo;rnS T COMPANY. dwelling 9sA
W FortysThird. $500! s ~"4
S f. R II .s s6elhSpr9 s9 Germany garage. us
3 H Ss aCo6 h cs96m1pany. dwelling. 715
College. s. S 800 COMPANY o"enins' olol
coR H qs3hDedlhorn Company. garage, 6161
r +; s5helbh69Tn Company. dwelling. e157
Ri:ad ss55eSl6Rorn Company. garage. e157
r H ssseekl6600rn Company, dwelling. e177
H. .shelhorn Company, garage. 6177
4 SlRssI6669Ggn Company. dwelling. e1ee
r, II s6elhorn Company. garage. e1ee
n S6eIborn con,nsn1 roraa. e,eo
Ashland. 5000.
r H. shelhorn Company. dwelling. 6160
r II shelhoTn Company. dwelling, e156
ASHLAND, So 900.
AsRlapd. $500 garage oloo
& II! Shelhorn Company. dwelling. 6163
ASHLAND, 5 ) 1900.
R, II; shelhorn Company. garage. 6163
AsBBfs65G. $s $685. Company, garage. el7l
P II, shelhorn Company, dwelling. GIL
!, q. II. s1elRorn Company. garage. $3.50
n H, shelhorn Company. dwelling, $3.50
-. H. Shelhorn Company. dwelling. 6169
r. H. %Shelhorn Company. dwelling. 720
r.. II. shelhorn Company. garage 72o
R. H. shelhorn Company. garage. 6173
3 H. ,shelhorn Company, garage. 6x51
r H. Shelhorn Company. dwelling. 6151
r. ii. Shelhorn Company. dwelling. 5239
r.; H; shelhorn Company. dwelling. e175
r; ii, shelhorn Company. garage. 4175
r. H. Shelhorn, Company. garage. 1895
r. H. shelhorn Company, dwelling, 1895
Broadway. $4,000.
R, H. shelhorn Company. dwelling. 6179
R. H, shelhorn Company. sarage. CLIO
r. n .shelhorn Company. dwelling. 61s1
p. Il. shelhorn Company. garage. 61s1
.oao W. Coher. Furnaces. 2s15 Riverside.
n.verside Park. furnace. S315,
Thomas Tyner. fupnace. l2O6 Prospect,
Antonio Ferris; furnace; $40 Elm sS24s.
Gniiyssrsai Ge$CnstrggsgttSSSno Company. stor-
SAP R. Foster furnace 1ao $. Traub'
r; H, shelhorn Company. garage. GIG
r, H. sh1eihorn Company, dwelling. 6176
R. H Is5slSorn Company. garage. e1ee
r. Fl. ys6elhorn Company. garage. TIA
Thomnson. 5000,
R. H sheelhern Company. dwelling. TIA
r. II, Shelhorn Company. dwelling. 6164
r. II. shelRorn Company. garage. 6164
R, II. sheihorp- Company. dwelling. 6165
College So 500.
r.. H. shelhorn Company. garage. o1e5
K. II. Sheihorn Company, dwelling. e153
K, H. shel6orn Company. garage, e15s
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-02
ROBINSON IS HEARD
Senator Addresses Bible Conference
at Battle Ground.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
BATTLE GROUND, Ind, Aug. 2.
The success of America as a ma
ton is due to a guiding divine hand
which has shaped American affairs
since the drawing of the Constitu.
ton, Senator Arthur Robinson, Re-
publican short,term senatorial NOM
inee, declared in an address before
the Bible conference here yesterday.
1.-THE United States was the first
nation Of the world to be founded
squarely on the principle of Chris
tianity, with the golden rule the
real basis of its Constitution" he
said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-02
Dancing

10 p. M.-KMox-Music, KPo-studio.
WANDERERS. WAHG-variety. pro-
gram. WMCA-Entertainsrs, WSM =
IL +. Mi3KEIIvocel, music Wand
11:13 p. M..WDAF-Fronc.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-02
Silent Today

Central-KLDS, KYW. WBCN,
WCBD, VICES, WHIT. WIS.
VIVID, WOC.N WOK, WMAQ.
WGN. WLIB, WENR, WHAS.
WQJ, KTHS, WSAI.
Eastern-WEBJ, WRC, WREO,
WGBS. WIFI, WIP, WILT.
Far West-KHJ, KPSN.
Evening star., 1926-04-18

High. Wide. Deep. Capacity,
IS in. 20I! in. 1614 in. so lbs.
Enameled lining .,...... $3.50
Other sizes with Enameled lin
ing. up to $36.50.
And with Porcelain lining, up TO
$1,000.