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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-10
ProboSeLa1U to Ban Mix
Deliveries Before 81. NJ

referring 10 tuberculor tests for all
dairy CATTLE" said DR.. Morgan.
"The new ordinance requires that
milk conform to modern. standards
of purity, butterfat and solids. The
dipping of milk in public places al
ready reduced to a minimum is pro-
hibited. There is no more important
part of public health legislation
than that which assures a pure milk
supply" Morgan asserted.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-10

Industrial apprentices to the nuni-s
Der of $500 are enrolled for tech
nical training in Chicago schools.
Many trades are represented and
the work is supported by trades
unions and employers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-10
PLAN NEW PLANE GUIDE
instrument May Keep Craft on
Course Without Trouble.
w ACLIINICTON Sent IN "A ir-

plane direction guidance by means
of visual signals recorded on an
instrument in the pilots cabin IS
the goal of experiments now being
conducted by the United States
Bureau of Standards, it was learned
today.
If the experiments being con-
Quoted here, at College Park, Md,
and Bellefonte, Pa, are successful,
it will be possible for pilots to fly
on an exact course, regardless of
visibility, by following the directions
dictated by the guiding instrument.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-10
MOVIES AID VETERANS
Disabled Men Are Placed as Extras
in Productions.
By United Press

BIZ United Press
HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Sept. 10
The Central Employment Bureau
of Veterans is placing an average
Of 5000 players in hollywood
studios monthly according to a re-
port of the organization.
Only disabled veterans uho are
unfit for anything but extremely
light work are considered by the
bureau. Generally they appear as
extras.
The bureau operates with the full
consent of the central casting
bureau, of the Hays organization.
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If you don't like to hang around
the top, climb down, and If you Sc
lect words Of good dictionary stand
ing which differ from their prede-
cessors by a single letter only, it will
soon be Over. A solution for Cough
Drops Is as follows: 1. Cough; 2.
Sough; 3, South; a, Sooth; s, Scots;
6, Coots; 7, Coops; 8, Cropss g.,
Drops. Our answer for today's will
be printed with next Laddergram.
Copyright by Public Ledger
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-10

Every Sunday a group Of golfers
rear Ft. Stockton, Texas. assemble
on the golf course and listen to the
Sunday School leSsion broadcast by
the pastor of the Presbyterian
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-10
BetterLate, Etc.

By Times Special
, DECATUR, Ind, Sept. 10.
-Seventy-eight years of
bachelorhood ended here for
George w. Drum, farmer,
Button, when he took as his
bride Mrs. Elizabeth Wood,
Monroe. 1t was the third mar
riage for the bride.
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FLOOD REVEALS FOREST

StumpS Centuries Old Uncovered as
Waters Recede.
BIZ United Press
WOODLAND, Wash, Sept. TO-
Receding flood waters of the Lewis
River have uncovered an ancient
forest believed to date back three or
four thousand years.
Stumps sf trees, in perfect state
of preservation, were discovered.
Growing forests lived in new soil
above them.
The old stumps were five to eight
feet in diameter.
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One-cent and five-cent pieces are
legal tender only to the amount of
twenty-five cents. Fractional silver
is legal tender up to SIC.
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ng facts about La Touraine Extra Coffee

coffee of Brazil. One is so rare
that only $4,000 bags are grown
yearly.
The formula for this blend is a
secret, carefully preserved. COT
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swing. The rancher believes his sec
ond hand hinge will last a few more
centuries.
Swedish Woman Teacher
Travels by Airplane

Stockholm, June 10 tPl-Miss Asia
kihlbom, secretary of the Swedish
English Bernard Shaw Foundation.
travels by airplane 10 and from the
Universities of Upsala and London,
in both of which she teaches Swed-
ish literature. She is doctor of
philosophy.
The foundation was organized last
winter when Shaw turned over his
Nobel prize money for the transla-
ton of representative Swedish liter
ature into English. The first publ
cations announced by Miss Kihlbom
are series called Swedish Classical
Authors An 18th century satire,
My Son on the Galley" by Jakob
w. Wallenberg, and the letters of
Carl Linnaeus, famous Swedish
botanist, are among those scheduled
Later 18th century authors includ-
ing August Strindberg will be trans
lated.
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silent SESSION
IS TO BE HELD
Deaf and Dumb MuteS Will Meet
in Denver

Denver. Col. June 10 UP)-1n
silence unbroken by single spoken
word 1000 deaf men and women
will meet in Denver for u week this
summer III one of the most unique
conventions ever held here.
The occasion will be the triennia,
convention OF the National Society of
the Deaf TO be held July 4 to 16.
All business will be transacted in
sign languages. Speeches by Cover
of Denver and others not members
of the society will be translated from
the spoken word into the nimble-
fingered language OF the deaf by in
terprcters.
The society is the largest organiza-
ton of deaf persons in the world.
with total membership of approx
mately 5000. 1t was founded in
1901 because of asserted discrimina-
ton shown the deaf by insurance
panies. With resources now
totalins nearly s1,O00.00o the organ
ization provides insurance at cost to
all of its members.
At the present time the member
ship is limited to men. but women
are making a strong bid for eligi-
bility. Their admittance is expected
to be the principal issue at the COM
ing convention.
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Go See This Quaint Old

THE new Hotel Kenmore on Common
l. wealth Avenue, Boston, has many
unique attractions. Bedrooms with true
period furniture. The magnificent Empire
Dining Room. Bed,head reading lamps on
every bed. Circulating ice water in every
room. Both shower baths and tub baths.
But the favorite spot, crowded from
morning to midnight, is the Old English
Coffee Room. 1t is like stepping back 200
years when you enter there for breakfast,
luncheon, tea, dinner or late supper.
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Improvised Hinge Is
Two Thousand Years Old

Las Cruces, n. NJ, June 10lPl-
Forty miles from town-and not a
gate hinge on the place.
A resourceful New Mexico ranch
er faced with this dilemma solved it
by improvising a hinge from a
1000 year old stone mortar.
His ranch is near the ruins of
an ancient village. Its aboriginal
inhabitants probably never heard Of
a gate hinge. but when they vanish
cd from the American scene they
left behind many stone implements.
euch as metates Corn grinders) and
mortars.
The rancher, DESTROYS OF saving
trip to town and days time, placed
mortar on the ground by a gate
post and set the end upright of the
gate in the mortar SO the gate would
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-06-10

1t is the largest,selling coffee in
New England, the birthplace of
fine cofees in America. In this
home Of exacting coffee critics,
it is considered the supreme
result Of 237 years Of coffee de-
velopment.
1t is the coffee served in many
dining places famous for their
coffees. In all Statler Hotels,
for instance. In the magnificent
Shorthand of Chicago. In
countless country homes which
study fine hospitality.
The blend combines the four
finest coffees that grow. Each
comes from different country,
each is the pride Of a nation.
Each derives its excellent flavor
from one Of the rarest soils of
the earth.
Three of the cofees combined
in this blend cost 5oT more
than ordinary coffee, and ISL
more than Sac Paulo, the prize
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ARMY RELICS ARE
VISIBLE IN FRANCE
Trail Of The Doughboy Still
Can Be Traced

Chateau Thierry, France. June It
Pl-American army relics and
souvenirs are still visible through
out the former battle zone in
France.
Some recall grimly death and de
yaStation of war; others have a
lighter touch showing that the
doughboy's sense of humor never
were flying about. A few have
been put to practical use.
The motor of the plane flown by
Quentin Roosevelt on that Inflated
trip, July IA, 1918, when the son of
the former president of the United
States was killed in aerial combat
and crashed at Chamery, is in
stalled in the American War Relic
museum at Chateau-Thierry. Though
battered and smashed. it is kept
clean and shining.
When the American soldier, who
modestly signed his design of an
Indians Head with his initials IL.
G. O." Santa Monica. Calf, fin
ished his work in July. 1918, he lit
tie realized that he was creating
mast erpiece for the admiration Of
natives for miles around Missy-a aux
Bois. The owner of the ruins on
poets to- rebuild his property this
year but he says he will keep the
stones upon which the Indians
Head is painted" and have them
placed we'll in evidence in the
front wall of the new building.
"Notice-Kcep out-vou. - Of
ficers' Mess is the sign which. de-
flying the rains and storms of the
past ten years will greet the for
mer officers and men Of the 42nd
Division when. returning as mem
bers of the American Legion next
they visit the Convent
of Saint Benoit. The sign was
painted there by units of that divi-
sion during the 1918 drive.
Driving through the Saint N1ihie1
sector, the correspondent noticed
a bakers delivery automobile.
which had familiar appearance.
It was one of the old ambulances
of the American army. Now it Is
dispensing bread - the staff of
the French in the same
sector.
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fee experts spent twenty years in
perfecting it. No other blend
has been made to resemble it.
Those who find here their ideal
flavor can find it nowhere else.
Mr.. E.J. Butler, the noted coffee
expert, personally tests, tastes
and selects all coffees used in
this blend. His duty is to main.
tain, without regard to cost, this
premier coffee flavor. He pays
any price necessary to combine
in La Touraine (Extra) the maxi.
mum delights.
La Touraine Extra is sold direct
to retail grocers. This to save
.middlemen's profits. 1t is sold
in double sealed cartons, not in
cans. These and other econo.
mics pay for the extra quality.
Thus users get this matches
coffee without fancy price.
w. S. Quinby Company
New York BOSTON Chicago
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SOLITARY DOUGHBOY GRAVE

Bucharest, June 10 R - A soil
tary American doughboy is buried
in the cemetery of Bellu here whore
Rumania places her distinguished
military dead.
He is Edward Newell Ware, first
class private in the United States
army from 1892 TO 1919. He died
of sickness while working with the
American relief administration in
kumania.
Rumania never forgets the pres
ence Of this lone soldier on alien
soil. On the day when the soldier
dead are honored. flowers are al
ways placed upon his grave.
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BRIDES SLIPPERS

Porcelain shoes are the latest for
the bride. But the name indicates
the new opalescent shade of kid
a pale, subtle color, combining
white, faint gray, palest of beige
and pink.
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FORESTS never
CONQUERED YET
British Guiana Is Most Unusual
Place

Washington, ID. T., June lo.-lhe
land OF III Dorado mythical clty
of gold. Is Eavins financial diff
culties. Great Britain. after sending
commission TO investigate inc
troubles OF BRUSH Gulana, Is pan
ming 10 make changes III ITS constl-
tuition and TO lncdernlze It's taxation
system.
Britain'> south American Colony
British Guiana, the onIS colony
OF Great Britain on the mainland Oh
South America, mas great potehilal
riches, but has always lacked the
labor 10 or.ng It's hidden wealth. INTO
uSabie form II Is troplCdl lailu
with much rlch son ana an ''plli-
dant growth o. ttoplcai piail's' Inc
first step IN developing such a region
Is 10 push back the jungle; lheh
constant battle must De "ased 10
keep It back. Nhere TINS mas peen
done by the teelillhg populations oi
certain tropical countries suSh DIS
Java ana parts OF ina sLial'S SCI tIe-
ments, the region mas become one OF
the "orid's garden spots; put IN
hrlt'sh Guiana the pul9 attachs
mat man mas so Iaf hIdue III HIS "a'
on an lmp!acahie F'@etauon nave IN
most cases led 10 dtleal'
Great rivers ITO" through the
lana, forming N>oe eSl u'fles "hvre
they meet the sea ! NJ earnest set-
TIERS the b''icL' sailed up tHe Nlu'
streams ana a'loh'p'eu 20 carve
plantations RON the IoFeSVs o'i
their banks. but TINS was the MOST
oi1llcult ihethou oi dtIacN al" Al
addition me sou ia 'ile arsaS se'ee
teu "ds hohe 'oo icl' ->''' ','
coast were "iue nluu i'a's VI i'ci'
aiI'iNldi matter "l'no"' III 90
gro" IT, heC4"illiill7 o'e' Nv" ~ '','
was propi'iil pe''ei uiiiei s'oo' Wy
Dulciliiieh' 50 'IleS 'e''f"'e" 'eioio
the loresVs anu MAJ ny" ''''i : VI,
tne coastal 10" iaii's' ''iAes anu
drdlhase ultches Neie 'o''s'' t''',u'
with system OF siuice gates 10 ie'
the water out at 10" cue III 'i,'s
way h'uch rich IAN" was oious IL
uhuer tul'iNa''oil' '7ol'i' VI 10 - 40
"lu'il ds loui i'V' '1'o" '1i'
81 '!ie i.isi'es~ 9pi nIe "u,e
"A" ANan '"'
men the f'fi'lsil eap'uiea ~.
country l'olil 'he bu.'H IN ~
Mey cohtl' ueu 10 ueN elop 'iie coas'-
l'iuu iiats anu .'ie sisi'iy i'isn-
81 iaiiu iihiiieoi" 'ei' ',u- Az" siNs
tne forests Practicaiiy u'itouciieu'
MAJ poiies mas oeei' ioiio"eu pie,'s
CLOSELY silice, so that even lo" 'lie
lhnapi'an's anu uese'op'''e'.' Vi
BRUSH 1uia'ia arr III lai se par 'o.'
iihed 10 slrlp Oh ,erriVorS ifoil ~
" 81 hiiles "'oe "lolls NV Ooao''
ne curtal!'Iieh' VI the s,d'e
Frade IN lep' hahalcapped ueNeiop-
menl, ana 'ie 'ooiiUioh Vi sia'e's
IN 1891 drought rum " luilielous
planters. Many plantations hase
loi7s nave oeeh rlaue 10 sol>e 'i'e
laoor proplell' pu' uohe HAS per
mlt1ed the colohv 70 move ior"aru
70 the prosperity 10 "hlch l's MAJ w
al resources nave always given
promise. Inc most successful pan
was the lntronncton ol lhdentureu
iaoor from lnola between 1919 anu
1917. me East lndlans no" nuihoer
more tnan lzo.ooo IN population
OF approximately 5oo,ooo, mus max
ing up about ~ per cent Oh the IN
habitants.
RIVERS are WAN hoads
The blacks shghtly exceed 'ne
East Indians III NUMBERS. lhere are
only about 2o,ooo Europeans; "hlie
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-06-10

Everything is true to the period when
famous wits gathered in the coffee rooms
of London.
Everything except the coffee. In the old
days they never dreamed Of coffee com.
parable to La Touraine. Nor do they
now. La Touraine Coffee, as served in that
quaint coffee room at Hotel Kenmore is
revelation. Go there and try it. Go for
the ancient atmosphere. Then we think
you will want in your home the coffee
that Hotel Kenmore features for its guests.
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Capital Is Pleasant City

Georgetown, the capital Of British
Guiana. is situated near the mouth
Of the Demerara and affords good
harbor for going ships of fair
size. II Is a clean and attractive
tropical town. with its shady streets
and its wooden houses set on legs.
Flowers bloom in every yard and
Towering vines climb on dwellings
and fences. Although Georgetown is
within I degrees of the Equator the
heat there is not oppressive. So
temperate is it, in fact. that the mid
day siesta, SC prevalent in the
Tropics. has never become an insti-
tuition in the town. The sports of
more temperate climates are carried
on. There is a race track, golf links,
and tennis courts. Georgetown shows
the Dutch influences of its early
days in a few canals which survive
in its streets In the outskirts of
the city are famous botanical gar
dens with a wealth Of tropical trees
and shrubs and vines bordering
more than ten miles Of pathway.
British Guiana lies on the north
coast of South America between
Venezuela on the west and Dutch
Guiana or the east. With the latter,
and French Guiana, farther east
ward, 1t takes the name given in
he days when Raleigh was search
ing for FL Dorado to the entire
region between the mouths of the
Orinoco on the one side and the
Amazon on the other. In spite of
British Guiana's relative backward
ness, it is better developed than its
sister Guianas under Dutch and
French control. In recent years the
combined imports and exports of
British Guiana have been worth
about three times those Of Dutch
and French Guiana together.
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by launch 60 or more miles up tn
latter.
Worlds Greatest Waterfall


The coast country is given over
to agriculture chiefly the produc-
ton of sugar and rice. Inland the
relatively slight activity is concen-
trated on the eXtractive industries,
the collection of balata gum. the
bringing out of small quantities of
timber and the placer mining Of
gold. The colcny's diamond fielus
have produced millions of dollars
worth Of gems in recent years. The
timber industry has never been
highly developed. Its most important
green heart which is impervious TO
the marine borer, the teredo. 1t is
used in dock and wharf construc-
ton throughout the world.
II growth in population and solu-
ton of the labor problem ever per
nit British Guiana to become inten-
sively developed, it will not lack
water power for It's industries.
Rapids and cataracts are found in
all the rivers: and about 200 miles
from the coast. on the Potaro River,
a tributary of the Esseuuebo. is
kaieteur Falls, one Of the great
wal erfalls of the world. The river
has a sheer drop of TAI feet, and
cataracts increase the total fall to
more than 500 feet. approximately
five times the height of Niagara.
The volume is much smaller than
that of Niagara but even in the dry
season Kaieteur discharges suffici-
ent water in its S00-foot plunge to
DrOIuCe much mower