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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-16
HovE HEALTH OFFICE
State Department to Be Located in
Annex Building.

Plans for moving the State health
department to the State House an
mex, rehabilitated medical building
on Senate Ave-, west Of the State
House grounds, will be made at a
meeting of the State medical board
Wednesday,
The building is nearing compile
ton and will house the entire medi-
cal department and State highway
commission. Both departments are
at present scattered throughout the
State House and in buildings near
by.
Questions Of milk supervision
tourist camp sanitation and the new
budget will also be discussed, DR.
William T, King, secretary, an
nounced.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-16
HECKSCHER BANKRUPT
Florida Realtor Failure to Extent
of S3,3O6, 1854.

BIZ United Press
4 NEW YORK, Aug. l6.-Heavy
and unsuccessful Florida real
estate operations Of G.. Maurice
Heckscher, especially in the Alba
hotel venture, were blamed TODAY
for his failure for $780, 1874. The
bankrupt operator, son of August
Heckscher. philanthropist, has debts
OF $4,992,000 and assets of only
81, 1865, 1886.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-16
WOMAN DIES IN FIRE
Four I Persons Injured Escaping
New York Blaze.

New York Blaze.
By United Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 16.-Fire OF
undetermined origin in three-story
brick building in Queens today took
the toll of one life. Four persons
were injured in escaping. Mrs. vi
center Giovanello, 81. was burned
to death in bed.
Booking Agencies Exempt From Law
Theatrical booking agencies dc
not come under the regulations OF
the ordinary employment agency
Attorney General Arthur l.. Gilliom
ruled upon a request from Perry w
Reeves, supervisor of employment OF
the industrial board. These agencies
therefore, are not under industrial
board supervision.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-16
Air Mail Is Aid
Births

Sheffield. -oo~ A.
r,, Arthur ami Georgia windish. s55 w
Alonzo and Edna Robinson. 1860 Shelby
water and Mary Leslie, 583 N Belmont
9deH and Estella Roark, 1922 Division.
lngton. wash
Sim aud Susie Graves, 1926 Pleasant
Allen and Gladys Waters, 4506 Hillside
Girls
afontaine. 'ei'e-
George and Laura Wilson. 1926 N. West
Vieu. y oeAe
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-16
Building Permits

g. W.. Legeman, dwelling and garage.
1924 z. Flfty-Sixth.. s2,950. e'@sS'
s, 5iarh A. IN Heasslsr dwelling and garage,
x.a Earl HeassIer. dwelling and garage,
1858 Guilford, $500.
James j.. Holke, dwelling and garage.
trustees Home Presbyterian Church, al,
aerations. Thirty-First and Rasler, 5000
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-16
Mail Freighter on Rocks

BD United Press
Z RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug. 16.-The
Royal Mail freighter Sambre, with
cargo OF coffee, was reported to-
day to have gone on the rocks at
the entrance Of Victoria harbor, en-
route to England. No one was in
jured.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-16
BIGGER PLANES
TO HANDLE AIR
TRAFFIC NEEDED
Increase in Business AL
ready Taxing Equipment
of Present Lines.

BIZ United Press
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 16.-Larger
airplanes will have to be developed
by aeronautical engineers next year
to take care Of the rapidly growing
business of commercial air trans
portation companies, according to
Harris M. Hanshue, president OF the
Western Air Express, the worlds
first economically successful air
line.
Instead of a summer slump, Han
shue's company reports improved
air mail volume. Besides, he says,
valuable light weight merchandise
is being sent through the air by the
most progressive merchants and not
a plane has departed over regular
run for the past several months
without carrying at least one pas
senger.
Seek Bigger Planes
with the regular fall anH winter
business stimulations," Hanshue de-
clared, commercial anyways COM
panies, in the West, at least, will be
taxed to the utmost to care fer their
customers with the equipment now
in zee. $50
cry tf,~~ erst of the year, I expect
the WesteAd Air Express to be in
the market for the largest air car
riers obtainable. We are hopeful of
being offered planes incorporating
new scientific development which
will far exceed present models in
performance. We will need some
thing better than what is now the
best.
During July 1927 the Western Air
Express carried more than 200 per
cent more mail than during July
1928.
Air Mail Is Aid
Air mail, at present, is the main
source of income of air transport
companies. These monies represent
economic security to the infant in
dustry, Hanshue points out.
Commercial aviation even now is
finding its swaddling clothes too
tight. 1t is about to perform its
function OF demanding peace-time
aeronautic progress. 1t will only be
a few years before the air transport
OF the nations will have been fully
. met, II development progresses at
the present rate--and il will" Han
Shue declared.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-16
Just Tired

An Indiana wife and an In
diana husband are just tired
of their matrimonial jobs. Mrs.
Bessie Turner, Ft. Wayne, suing
Elmer Turner for divorce, says
she supported herself and her
mate during the ten years of
their married life. jacob
Klimcazk, Gary, left his wife
in Poland in 1911 so he could
make . home for her m
America, but she refuses to
leave Poland. He's tired Of.
waiting He wants p divorce.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-16

6-ROOM SUBURBAN $4,000

IL Acre. miles from Monument; paved
road; poultry house and yard. berries I'D
fruit. large garden; house III not new. but
and Al cistern: mortgage $4,000: balancs
must be all cash. Do not xp1ons. See
HALL q HILL. lat E. Marked.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-16
COOLIDGE TO SEE PARK
Arrangements For Yellowstone Tour
Are Being Made.

Are Being Made.
By United Press
RAPID CITY, s.. D., Aug. 1e. =
Report that President Coolidge is
contemplating ten-day trip
through Yellowstone Park was con-
firmed at the summer executive Of
ices today. 1t was made known
officially that Mr.. Coolidge has
asked railroad officials for informa-
ton concerning what arrangements
can be made.
The parry may set out from here
next Friday. Z
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-16

Death Claims Brazilian Poet
BIZ United Press
ROME, Aug. 16.--Arsenio Lacorte,
Brazilian poet and composer of
chamber music, died yesterday at
Rovereto.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-16
Legal Notices


LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No.
In the matter of the petition of Hoosier
Transportation Company. Inc. Indianapc-
lis, Ind. for authority to pick up and disr
charge passengers on and along w. Wash
l' Notice si is hereby given that the Publis
Service Commission Of Indiana will con,
duct public hearing in the above entitled ti
on Thursday, Aug, rs, 1927,
BUsLIc SERVICE COMMISSION OF IN
BY Dt j. ". MccAHD1E. Commissioner.
indianapolis Ind. Aug. IS. 1927. -.
: LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING.
Public Service Commission Docket No.
. II In the matter of the. petition Of Toress
Mosby. and Raymond Mosny petersburg,
Ind. for the latter to purchase s IRON rom , Tns
cessity No. TENN. Petersburg to Wash
ington. Ind; also for change in schedule.
Service Commission Of indiana will con.
cause S in the Rooms Of Commission at
On dndl TbFsdav nSs s. 4SSS O'Clock a.
Public participation IN this hearing Is
rsq9ested BY t the com gSS9AssIsSIoN OF M
BY j. W. MccARDLE. Commissioner. ~
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Aug -. 1927
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC TEAklNCj.
Public service commission docket Nos
5o2-M.
Traction Company Of Indiana arthur VIZ
Brady. Receiver for authority to sur
cessitv No sO2-M Anderson TO Green
Lantern Amusement Park.
Notice is hereby given that the Public
seryice Commission of Indiana will con-
dnct public hearing in the above entitled
cause. In the Rooms of Commission AZ
Indianapolis, Ind: at ? O'Clock a. m. ON
Thursday. Aug 25, 1927. $500, =.
Public participation in this hearing Is
requested by the Commission; an ~
PUEBLO SERVICE COMMISSION OF lN-
Nv Dl i ". MccARDlE. comm1dissssioner. I.
fndisnapolis. Ind. Aug. 10. W..
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-16
Death Notices

RICHARDS. EVELYN-Beloved daughter
OF Ed Richards. passed away Monday,
Aug. is. Friends may view the remains
at the funeral parlors of Kirby a. Dim.
1901 n. Meridian. Funeral Wednesday,
Aug. II, p. m. at the parlors. Burial
New Crown cemetery. Friends invited.
DRAKE. JULIA MARGARET-Age 26 years,
Saturday evening. Aug; 10. Funeral
St.. tuesday. Aug. Is. at q p. na. FRIENDS
invited. Burial Greenwood cemetery.
K1RSCH, FRANK--Father Of Albert and
John Kirsch and brother Of Andrew
lis sister and MRS. 3. r. Wald e iaSs uno On
st., Aug. "a, age SO years. Services at
residence. Wednesday, Aug. II, q p. m.
Burial Crown Hill. Friends invited.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-16
S100 CASH

An attractive 5-room bungalow: long
living-room across front. room for bath.
and cement porch across front. Just one
block off National Rd.. west. Call MR..
ADLER, Main 0792:; evenings, Hum. 2l63.
NEAR SHELBY AND LIE GRANDE
well, newly painted and papered. Price
also: $3.50 cash and SIS per month.
F. J. VIEHMANN CO.. Realtors, Builders.
Riley 284o. Res, irv. o5s4-M
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-16
Business Places for Rent

light manufacturing. JESSUP & ANTRIM
ICE CREAM CO.. 7i3-15 N. Illinois st.
si3 FIT. WAYNE Ave-. good location; at
tractive terms &c desirable tenants.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-16
Situations Wanted Female

LADY wishes light homework for en-
ptoyed couple: permanent. Hem 1890.
YOUNG lady typlst, 4la years experience,
desires position Drex. 32l4.
DAY work, laundry or cleaning for Mon
day. Wednesday and Saturday. Lin. e545.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-16
Houses. and Flats Furnished

FOUNTAIN So, iii2: 5-room APARTMENT,
with bath and heat. Drexel 4625.
MERIDIAN. N 2340 nicely furnished q
rm. apt private home: So per week.
NEW YORK. E., 7is; two-room: furnished
complete $40; adults Riley 4l68.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-08-16
Building and Contracting

GENERAL building and contracting; re:
modelling a specially. CIVIC REALTY
COMPANY. 1876 =. Delaware. Lin. 5000.
BUILDING; new home; reroofing, remodel
ing, etc. Jobs financed. DIR. 1924.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-23
Diplomacy Hits Snag

The more the British and Japanese naVai -
plans offered conference the more they Will appl
= the white House pledged himself and the american
delegates the agenda that would operate 10 e
disarmament conference IN ISL
At the washington conference navy yards
which were building batep the japanese and H
DELEGATES apprecang inability to compete in SUCH
able to secure the United States scrapp
of millions partially completed battlehp
since 1921 the British concentrated on building large
and pdy cruisers that greatly surp the
American navy that class OF ships 8ssF$ $sg
At h Geneva conference neither Japan Britain desire
limitation affecting would limit further
6nch opposed TO he eet
of cruisers OF armed with S-inch guns
apparently has demonstrated tnat
Japan conference with any other
gaining America and that ey are neither
President Coodge call stipulated as outside the matters % Oe con-
strength the figures show that
1s ships of the cruiser built type building or au
while Great Britain has 81 oahng OoO
onsan Japan totaing 62O5 TONS @N4.s
discovering the DESTROYER
DESTROYER tonnage in cruisers thereby
inerring desroyers would have to be DESTROYED
feel that the attempt OF Great Britain TO unit
their armament to 6nch guns is
with the idea cruisers time Of war and
thereby greatly to the strength of the British navy
appears reached at the Geneva confer
nothing but the threat Mr. Gibson that the United
start building campaign upon e eaKdo" Ol
disarmament negotiations FAN 4 e#
the japanese financially able
this time and surmised the people
both countries would seriously object to increased taxation Tor
intention Of standing pat on the agnda accepted by both Great Britain
will with instructions
which will the winning card before the
in playing
tain brooks President Coolidge recall the sappng of warshps after
the 1921 conference expected at least all the fighting
strength the full strength allowed
department
branches Of the army navy and air.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-23
With Other Editors;
THE BITING is GOOD
(Tucso1i Citizen)

when Mr. Coolidge Hills reels out
next mornings about it, but with
president to his further
ambitions speculation increases
ton Of presdent recently made at Wash
would largest piled up
interest would seem
creditpoitical credwe almost
The postwar problem
At least have not heard OF
any administration repeIing this suggestion
warned
million dollars not be turned over
insisted that decreases IN
hinge expenditures approximately
to the present level S unfinished task
Not tending June 3O
hundred million sight Tor
year-with administration!
question logic Of circumstances is already
paigning Coolidge calmly fishes for trout
which
there would federal
million revealed that savings effected by the
offset
tureso of lesser political Jurisdictions
Specifically spent
annually expenditures
per
II 1926 $1429.
Of
at Mackinac Island Michigan July rs to 27
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-23

first important command OF this
Spanish w:lr hero. The Fear had
many narrow escapes before Greedy
was rescued and she has oltlived all
her sister ships cf that expedition.
Directly afterward, the Bear be-
came the unofficial United States
government in northern alaska. She
has furnished disaster relief, carried
teachers TO their stations, tcted the
mail and lowed the skin boats OF the
King Island natives with their sea-
son catches of fish. Her eight cap :
rains nave married and divorced the
natives. handled sny disorders and
dispensed justice. Her ship sur
geon has cared for hundreds OF the
Alaskans and plotted with them
against sickness and epidemjcS dur
ing the Bears absence.
She introduced the first reildeer
inio Alaska, transporting them from
Siberia In 1897 TIE whaling fleet
was caught in the ice and the whal--
ers began to starve. Three Officers
of the Bear drove 44O reindeer 1900
miles overland III mid-winter and
saved the lives CT 264 men.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-23

instead of investigating The Paris
divorce courts, the authorities would
do well to examine some Of tho
Americans who apply.
A young Kansas farmer cleaned
up nearly $4,000 playing. the grain
market the Other day. Agriculture
certainly pays.
He'll not really be famous until
they find out his names not Lin.
denberg after all.
Some of our party lines, espe-
cially the rural ones. are as demo-
cratic as you'd wish.
The only fault we can find with
Colonel Li1,dbergh is that poetry.
Al experimental peppermint farm
is being cultivated III Texas. There's
9 tip f1z the dry squads.
Copyright, 1927, NEA Service, Inc,
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-23

the of these
public revelation of
from within had with
the Ritz leaving
dreadful
five
Berlin somewhat revelations
functions nothing unmtigated
crashing has extended the the female
modest little obviously
consequence
The cashers crime not without mitigation sporting
motive which leads him soue
of
invited guests absolve him
to that
suits who happen S
principle of the
continuous
enjoyment
make o
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-23
Badge Of Faith


Of investment the hotel
on Latin
believe E
therefore follows believes
repeating concerning the
backing
money
About $4,000 already subscribed before the real campaign
started
regardless
%
the certificates hotel.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-23
WASHINGTON 81
LETTER SKI
By RODNEY BUTCHER, NEA Service Writer.

WASHINGTON.-H June al
most gone and the s2nat little
barkentire Bear hasn't pointed her
! iib boom into the harbor OF Nome
North along the Alaskan coast
native villagers are awaiting for the
! Bear, waiting tc. bring their wives
children, dogs and chickens aboard
and remain there until the, Bear
puffs on toward her next port CT call
It's. long past time for the Bear
to load up with medicine and other
supplies for the natives and heave
away. bat the Bear has sailed nCrth
for the last time and the ship that
was built to replace her, the North
land is proceeding down through
the canal to follow the annual course
Of the Bear through the Bering
straits and up the coast to Point
Barrow
And the old bear, which for more
than 40 years carried law, health
education, religion, protection AID
thrills to Kotzebu, Tin City. AniyaE
and a dozen more remote villages, is
Oh reduced commission. She will be
anchored, probably at San Pedro
Calf. to serve as receiving ship
training ship, barracks ship or what
have you in the way OF menial
service.
Fifty Three Years Old
In 1884 the secretaries OF war and
navy bought the Bear, which had
then seen ter years service as a
Dundee whaler, for the expedition
thai rescued Atloiphus w Greeley
and the Survivors of his explora,
tioE.
1t was said then, as since, that
no ore ever built a better wooden
ship than the Bear. She was plank
ed with Six-irch oak under a
sleathing of lronbark weed. She
has a solid PROV. Her tinlbers
athwartship have been known to
buckle twelve inches under ice pres
sure and she l,ast run into every
thing that floats without noteworthy
damage except when S14 090 worth
of timber was once knocked eff her.
but even that didn't cause even a
tiny leak. Every year ste's been
nipred iii the arctic ice, but she al-
ways came back.
The Bear led the Greeley rescue
experition under Commander Win
field Scott Sch!cy end she was the
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-23
Reports VS.. Indictments


the certain state officials
in matters amounting to mieasance in Office
Grand urie expected function Mrs Grnd peepng
retailing
determine whether probable
against suspected of law violation
judicial that grand lay charge against citizen
statutes
probable
feasance malSance office libel
official
The Maricopa which,
embodied probable
public determine probability
brought
institutions, violated
standing the jurisprudence Of a republic.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-23
CRASHING THE GATE
New York Herald Tribune)


getting
invention fascination getting
peculiarly irresistible the
perfection native dancing
spread the
generally
invitation with them
Last Stanley Baldwin similar ct the
the taught that for there determined
ability
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-23
SIXTEEN YEARS AGO

w. E. Doran, electrician for
the D. 1. company, has purchased
the home formerly owned by, S.
F. DubS on Twelfth street.
Albert Blackburn, of Rome, O.,
has taken a position in the
sanlpllng works at the Copper
Queen Snelter.
Mrs. w. E. Hankins and Miss
Gladys Woods have returned to
Bisbee after g visit with MrS.
j. H. Slaughter at the San
T;ernardino ranch.
j. M Sparks and Miss Alice
Smith we're quietly mavried last
evening at the home OF the
groom, 304 E avenue, Judge Bel:
Rice officiating. Those present
at the ceremony we're Mr.. ard
Mrs. j. F. Ross and Dean Ross.
The wedding OF John H Scott
and Miss Lillian House at Tomb
stone yesterday was a complete
surprise to their many friends,
not because it was not excepted,
bat because they succeeded In
fooling those who have been
looking for it. 49,. "A
u ttFs as-4 aT- ~
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-23
Caught on the Wing

Harry Locke; II was just read
ing the Dispatch yesterday and
think that Douglas should deslg-
nate an Aimee Day to hcnor the
lady evangelist who did Sc much
for Douglas"
John Upton. J3isbec: Aimee
didn't so much discover Douglas
but helped Douglas to discover
herself. They took several sips
CT the heady wine OF publicity
and decided they wanted more.
Now that Douglas has discovered
herself there is net chance OF
her ever losing track OF herself
again
j. P. Duckworth, San Antonio,
Tex: 1T isn't The amount or
money you give when a COM
munity affair is being pushed as
your hotel is, it is the fact that
you do give. Every man, woman
and child Should make it their
duty to own share OF common
and share CT preferred COM
nlunity hotel stock when it is
offered tor sale. You are not
asked to give till it hurts, but
only until IL sense CT well-being
pervades. am not member
Of this commonwealth. but ii L
were I should give this message
to the people OF Douglas. Your
spirit, your reputation and your
civic pride is the stake and you
are the people who can take it
cut of Jeopardy"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-23
ABE MARTIN

Those whO've seen Jack Dempsey
say his ole ScOwl is AS good as ii
ever wuz. II WIZ thought fer awhile
Yesterday that TiIford MOOtS WIZ
gOin' t. pull through all right, but.
along about . o'clock complications
set in an BOOtlegger Ike Lark WIZ
hurriedly called in consultation.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-23
More Truth Than Poetry
By JAMES J. MONTAGUE
UP TIE CRICK

Amid The woods afar from town
The breeze is sweet and COOL
The sky IS hanging upside down
In every quiet pool,
The frogs are calling. loud and clear
Inviting Us to stay,
But we've no time tc linger here
Through dill the summer day,
We want to feel the line run out
And hear the reel go "clickF
And ell the big and hungry tlouJ
Arc further ur the cr.cK.
The flowers blossom all along,
And now ard then bird
Is caroling the sweetest song
A mortal ever heard.
We long to tarry for while
Bat til: the moss we tread
For many long and weary mile
l.; stretching on ohead,
Though loveliness in bright array
Is scattered round lis thick.
The trout we mean to make our
prey
Are further up the crick
NO time tc watch the waters gleam
We must be moving on,
For others started up the ctream
Before the. break OF dawn;
And if we are not wide awake
And hald upon their heels
The beauties that we hope to take
Will all be in their c,eels.
Goodbye to birds and falls and flow
erS.
We're off at double quick
To spend this hurried life OF ours
lis climbing up the crjck.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-23
Disturbing the Peace

well" said the manager Of sn
apartment house to Mrs. zain one
day, "you say you have no chill
dren, phonograph, radio or dog. You
seem to be just the sort OF tenant
the owner insists on"
Neva smiled grinly. Il don't
want to hide anything from you"
she said Sarcastically, but you
might tell the owner that my huS-
bands fountain pen sometimes
Squeaks a little"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-23
Nothing Extraordinary

Nurse was bringing little Betty
bone from a party and took her
hand to help her over a high curb
stcne. MY goodness, how sticky
your hands are?" she exclaimed IN
surprise. {i E4"& a +
$50 would yours be-" retorted
Betty, IF YOU had some molasses
candy and two chocolate eclsirs in
your ynutf!" * fEff u
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-23

grand jury indictment
z
and whenever
agency oersps the Keystone
o government.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-23
Unnecessary

A chemical test to detect drunk
enness has been developed But
why waste expensive chemicals when
the ocular and oral tests work SO
well?
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-23
PIucked From the Plains
Never Fails

Never Fails
II had no idea" said Lizette Mes
to friend, that profanity was SO
rife until drove car"
do YOU hear mucn OF it on the
Streets?'' asked her friend.
Eyes Nearly every time 1 bump
into some one he swears shocking
ly."
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-23
Exclamation

A German scientist says moleS are
Useful animals. This proves that the
Germans have not yet taken up
gol:.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-23
R,eguIar cake.

Some Of the HOLLYWOOD high boys
were invited over to DSancn frat
the other day end were finally ask
cd To stay to lunch.
mo- thank you," spoke up ono OF
the boys nurriedly, "l'E TOO hungry"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-23

Bride: Why don't you praise my
doUghnuts? Aren't they like your
mother used. t. make?
Husband (after an embarrassing
silence). The holes are the same,
dear.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-23

He: I hear Dawes gone Ir for set
tlement work.
She. Salvation Army?
lie. No, bill collecting,