davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-12

fossil remains OF a monster big as
the Woolworth Building"
The beast lived on the tat OF the
land" said Mr.. Granger. 1T grew
larger and larger with each genera
ton. until after a million years II
became so r~oly-poly hat II could no
longer navigate" The following SEN
enc struck me forcibly. 1T finally
gave UP the ghost. having eaten
itself out Of existence because IL was
ence."
Now. fat ones. don't get mad too
soon I shall not even intimate that
you are eating yourselves out OF
existence.
In the next place. | do not favor
extreme dieting and the starvation
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-12
Words of the Wise

do you know what a pessi-
mist is?" "A man who thinks
everybody as nasty as himself
and hates them for it."
Shaw.
Ervy, rrv son. pedrs herself
dTdy, and dro0ps like a lamb
under the inference OF the euiI
eye. -Sdnnd-dro.
Opportunity ID ever worth expecting.
let your hook be ever banging ready.
The fish will be In the pool where YOU
least imagine il TO be. Ovid.
Nothing edn be more uniust
than the ignorant man. rho
thinks that nothing Is nell done
By himself. Terence.
We learn wisdom from failure
much more than from success.
We often discover what WILL,
do, by finding out what will not
do. Smiles
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-12

Poor things, no matter into
what generous atmosphere they
go, they take their petty spites
and small vindictive ideas with
them.
No wonder they look as II
somebody were killing them with
slow poison.
Copyright. 1923. Nrwspspsr Feature SERVES. Ins
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-12

good a time as possible. But toward middle life,
especially after having married. we tend to enjoy
the peace and quiet Of the home and more and
more to cut down visits TO our friends and from
our friends.
Yet, society. whether formal or informal,
whether in the company of a hundred or a dozen,
can have q marked effect upon ones mind and
point Of view of life.
To sit at home every night without exception,
even IL il be with our beloved ones and amid
surroundings that spell everything that could be
sooner or later we become bored and FESTIVE.
The radio, photograph, player piano. cards
and games. all help to break the monotony. A
variety Of reading accomplishes the same thing.
But best Of all Is bright, intelligent and, If
noSsihla narkIinU and uittv conversation with
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MAKE THE MOST OF
JOYOUS OCCASIONS
Sour Faces and Petty Spites Have No Place In the
Atmosphere of Happy Gatherings, They
Dampen the Gaiety of Others.
BY BLACK

7TvHE Little Woman with the sour face sat IN the opposite side
OF the room at the buffet luncheon the other day.
Such a gorgeous buffet luncheon-you never could guess
Great porcelain platters of melons and purple and white grapes
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-12
GIVE FREE REIN TO
SOCZAL INSTINCTS
Our Cultural Attachments Are Ant to Get Rustv
and We May Become Repressed and Artificial
If We Sit Too Close to the Fireside.
BY DIR. LOUIS z. BISCH
Eminent Psychologist.

TyOO many social relationships are Is bad as too few. but there T.
not a person living who does not profit from a moderate amount
= Of social indulgence.
When we are young we 20 to dances and parties and have -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-12
Answers TO Health Queries

c. w. A. Q.-What Is the cause
OF me being so sleepy around supper
time? Sometimes my stomach aches
as II ! were hungry although ! have
had plenty TO eat.
A.-This condition is probably due
TO intoxication caused by improper
elimination from some infection
present in the system. For full par.
ticulars send a sslfaddressed.
stamped envelope and repeat your
question.
J.. A. 81. Q.-What causes my
heart 10 beat rapidly at times? I
have gas on my stomach and have
been troubled for years with con-
stipation.
Alt Is possible that your heart
condition is due to indigestion. How
ever. IL might be wise 10 have your
family doctor examine your heart.
By proper dieting such annoyances
as gases and constipation may be
corrected. For full particulars send
a self-addressed. stamped envelope
and repeat your question.
r. ~. Q.-Is candy eaten every
day as a dessert injurious?
A.-Not IL eaten in n moderate
amount.
Copyright. 1873. Sswspsp~ r.stur. Service. Inc
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parties and have rs

men and women whose personalities please you and with whom you
can chat freely.
In the outside world. away from the home. " e are likely to be
rather formal and to carry about a stereotyped manner. We are not
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-12

"A N luncheon we were supposed to gather up our plates,
our knives and forks and things and sit hither and yn and have
. good kind of an indoor picnic.
Well, at my end of the table was a woman who's past middle
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-12

But if you actually are too fleshy, what can be done about it?
That is a question am asked many times every week
While writing this recall the accounts of discoveries made by
Roy Chapman Andrews and Walter Granger. In Mongolia they found
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-12
BY HELEN ES,
Director OF Fashions.

tcourtssy a Good acussssepins MagAztnsj
NOOL Autumn breezes bring a sudden
reminder that the season is changing and
clothes must too. Ensembles. whether for
street or sport, are Of outstanding Importance
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-12
Why Drag Along Vindictive Ideas When on Pleasure Bent:
GOODNIGHT
STORIES
Blanche Silver
Doris Has q Chat with Mrs.
Horseshoe Grab.

k<NH dear me-" exclaimed
Doris. as a eueer'lOokins
creature cravled ont OF
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-12

A.-Not II eaten in n moderate
amount.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-03

olsalnih I,ezia yc yozika ls u ie n6h
Il sd talk poslnsnf, ako na jcviices
neissi pol 'ovnfcki psi. ziadny smr-
ltel'nik nesmie sa odva1it pribli-
zit, ku ich panel. Isty ctitel Miss
Wilsonovej stfskal pr jesinej na-
vsteve rnkn trochu dlhSie 4 inten-
zivnejsie ako obyeajne 4 vzhudil
.tym mel '1bost sBoba ako SD
totiz vola najinteligentnejsi Glen
hadej rodiny. Tento llhryzol gent
lemana do rnky tax energicky, ze
i'll mnsel nosit "a dlhsiu dobn y
obyazku. Este st astie, ze Miss
Wilson dala predtym halom od-
nat jedovate zrlby. Hady dostala
Oh ich cvieitel'a, kapitana Alsi-
sa, ktory teraz obdrzal od najzna-
mejjSicl dolarovych pri1rcezien OBJ
iednavky ma 200 podobnych ha-
dow.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-03
NovY ROzMAR DOLARovYCH
PRNCEZNf.

Macky a psi nic sd M jediny-
mi milackami dolarovtch princez-
nj. Miss Mange Wilson, najroz-
marnejsia najpikantnejsia kra-
ska Piatej Avenue nahradila
ieh troma yel'kymi hadn't, ktore
budia hrizu jej okolf. Teraz
snazia sa vsetky dolarove princez-
ny napodobnit Miss Wilson, ale
doposial sa to ziadnej nepoda-
rilo, lebo jej hadi sti vskutku neo-
tbycaine zvierata. ktore sa stay
.po dobrej drezilre naj1primnej-
simi priatel'mi svojej panel. Neo-
piist 'ajn svoju velitel'ku AMI ma
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-03
AKo sA STAT MozNYM KAN
DIDATOM PREZIDENTSTVA.

L 4 I 6 4 + & ga 80
Narod sa II Snojcnych Statoch.
| To je potrebne, aakol yek mnohi
lby cheeli, aby tel poziadavky me-
bolo
Mech tvoii rodieia hyvaii ma
lom domceku, kedS sa narodis.
Koliba Z brvan je nailepsia.
Ri tridsat pat rokoy alebo
Wac.
Praktizuj potriasanie rlk. Mn-
tenie malsla yyvinie syaly k to-
mu potrebne. Starom6dne m1tenie
je najlepsie.
Nikdy neokradni nikoho ma
silu. Kratlse prebyvanic vo vaze-
mi pokazi prilezitost k prczident-
stvll.
Daj sa zvolit "a senatora. Be-
haj a rob hodny kirk Q nie6om.
Kric hocieom. Nezalezi ma com,
len kric.
Kip 81 tmavii ciapku a diner
kove pelo. Dsj sa odfotografovat'.
Si robotnilSom. Robotnici si l'u-
dia, ktori pracujh.
Vymysli plan ma sniaenie na
rodneho dlhu zrrnsenim vsetkych
-dani.
Narrhuj dodatok k iistave, aby
SINE Wac dodatkov nemali. A bu
des prezidentom
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-03
PRE- I u KlJC C,ll Il.

Celkom ticho a bez vel el'kei re-
klamy pripravaje sa vo vyzive 4
merickych ohcanov fadikalny o-
brat, ktory ma podl u taanoj ojsich
biologov priviest lplna zmena po-
trayy. Podla tejto moves yyzivo-
vacej metody, ma sa 6O-ro6ny mla
citit' este plnej zivotnej sile a
d1fa sd, zc naivysss1 priemer veku
zvysi sa ma 100 rokov. v biologi-
ckych laboratoroch Spoj. Statov
konaly sa svojho casu d6kladne
vysknmy D vyEiynosti najroznej-
sfch potravfn a stare kncharske Il.
menie utrpelo tn porazku "a po-
razkou, ked I casto najobl 'ibenel-
Sic lah6dky bolys oznaeovane "a
skodlive zdraviu, alebo "a nplne
bezcenne pre- vy1ivn. l1stav pre-
domace hospodarstvo Y Londyne,
vedeny tvmifo. tendenciami, W.
dal novu kucharsku ki1ihn, kto-
rel sa, var1je pred polievkami Y
akeikol'vek iiprave. Maso ma byt,
omcdzene ma najmensiu mier,l a
podavane len pe6ene. Pastiky, d.
DENNY, ako marinovane iedla a
pldingy sii tn oznaGene "a skod-
live zdravin a pre- yyzivu nevhod-
ne pokrmy. Dovol'ujii sa ale ME-
ktore druhy ryb drobeze, pecene
m;isa, salaty, zelenina, ovocie, a.
ko niektore m6cniky. Hlasateha
novel vyzivy ME sn absolntnymi
odporcami alkoholu. Uznavaj1
povzbudzujilce vlastnosti lieho-
vych napojov pri trayeni, ale tn
plati zasada: vsetkeho s mierou.
vo yel'kych ameriokych angli-
ckych mestaeh budn otvorene no
We restauranty, ktore budn riade
ne dl'a tychto novodobych zasad.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-03

Ale 60 - vlast1e vlcciea AZ
lsem, we'd potraffm ja ] sam, MET I
q Whine poca1 kracat' a 'alej sam.
Hanbil sa "a svoiu slabost'. Je-
no, ktory nevedel 60 je choroba
lccly svoj zivot, ktoreho "a styri
idlhe roxy mic nepotkalo, ktoreho
| sa kcdysi vsetci bali, jeho te-
raz mnsi vodit slaba zena!
Dverc sa "a MIN zatvorily, a O.
ma vonku V chladnom koridore ne
Imo, bcz rcpotu oprela horldee, "a
Id1manc cello chladne sklo, MIA
| Ida, krasna. milnIica, ma vsetko
odhodlana zena.
Kan id1? Chcete sa dozvedet' !?
Hl'a chod'te a natiivajte, GO hovo-
ri tucny kupec svojmu sisedovi: :
"Oj, hej, prikladna mlada ze-
ma! Pekna, mila, ale hlavne roz-
nmna a odvazliva. Drnha by 81
|nevedcla rady a tato? Sama ne
spi, nejie, noel tiez, ked sa
chory len trochu pohne, je uz pri
nom, pozre vie co mu chybi, Go
| treba. A ySatkO to rohi beg rep-
tania. Mnsi byt vel 'ka laska, pu-
|stit sa takgchto nepokoinych
easd.h talk d'alcko "a more, do
|cndzieho sveta. A ako bndii ma To-
diY Ona sa trapi, ze ich nevezmii.
ma lod', ked' je muz chory, ale
vraj veri dobrych l'udf! Chu-
dera, este malo lila, ked' mysli
ma dobrych ludi. We'd i tn kto
|jej pomoze co len raz choreho pri-
chytit'g Vsetko sama, sama. !"
"A starry kupec 81 odkasl al, po-
kr1til hlavou pokraeoval:
Idn vraj do Juhoslavie. Daj
Bob, keby st'astnne dosli!'
Glory sa uz boil vratil. Bol ako-
by veselsi a bodrejsi.
StaruslSy sised vypocuinc knp-
ca o zauiimavej zenne, vstal j.
Sicl pozret sa ma choreho bliz-
ka.
Ten wv lezal ma yysoko podlo-
Zenith hlavnieiach bledymi,
schndnntymi rukami tichncko hla-
dill zenine zlate viniice sa vlasky.
Ona, ako zal 'ubeny hol1bok, pri-
tnlila sa k jeho hrudi a blaze
nym nsmevom ma tvari, objimuc
no, sepkala:
''Oj, ME mily, eierny MOI To-
mix Ty ozdravies, este len tro-
sku a w j hranice zanechame, pri-
ideme domov, K YAM, K Tvojim. A
ty tam budes Ease mocny, silny
Tom, ten moi slavny, dobry, mily
Tom
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-03

Pravy rozkvet naroda ne
zrati sa vo Yyske jeho hmotneho
bohatstva, ale vo vyske jeho mrav-
nosti ma jednakom rozdeleni bla-
hobytu, spokojnosti a pozemskych
majetkoy. Smiles.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-03

holy tenkym 6ervencom chndna-
Ike prsty krcovite sa chytaly zim.
neho, vlnentho prikryvadla.
| tn sa dvere tisko otvorily do
Ikupe vstdpila mlada blondynka 5
ldzkostlivym, pri tom vsak nea-
|nym vyrazom tvare. Y pravei ru-
Ike drzala izbanocek a v lavej
knsok bieleho chleba.
/ Pristnpiac k choremn, laskavo
no pobozkala ma cello a povedala:
"Bola som ii pohl 'adat tro-
Iehu mliecka dostala som naho-
dou j bieleho chlebMka. Bndcs
ljest', pravda milys 81 nv hladny,
lchudacik moi. = no spozoru-
i1c, re chory chce vstat', polozi-
la vSetko to ma box zahovorila
Iostrazite: "Tomik, zlaty MOI
ITomfk, ncvstavaj. We'd 81 sam
IpoGul. ako doktor zakazal. =
"Doktor, doktor! Ty tvojimi
Idoktormi! ia m. ]. M. musim !.
Uch, svalil sa nazpat a zlobne
zastenal: "Vsctci s1 hllni. zobra.
lei! Kcby ste wy talk. "
''tNoze lezkaj tisko'', nhovara-
la trpezlivo svojho> mladtho mu-
la, "moj cierny, maly TomilS, ne
budeme doktorov po61vat', tvoja
zenicka vie Wac ako oni, ty jej po-
vies, co chceS, pravdaY' privi-
nula no laskave k hrudi a zacala
no hladit' po makkylah ciernych
vlasoch. eta chces? Hej? Dobre
milneky, ale alo, ked 81 este taky
slaby > tn ryehlo pre..rhla.
Chcela sa opravit', ale NJ bolo me-
skoro. Glory sa strasne rozeulil.
L
| Ako? On, slaby2 Natol 'ko sla-
by, zc ami tych mizernych desat'
krokov nem6ze nrobit "a dvere ?
Me. On jej ukaze a nkazc vset-
kym. ze on m6ze! A nz sa chcel
zdvihniit sam, ale mlada zena sa
nevzdavala:
NllZ ale, pravda, re 81 ty ME
slaby! Len troSku zoslabnutv
pamatas, ako 81 donna to tri pudo-
We zelezo dvfhal jednou rukou? I
teraz by 81 mohol, len uznaj sam,
mas horiicku potion 81 vysileny.
Ale pozri, aky 81 spoteny a chces
vstat'. Este by 81 sa naozaj pre-
chladnul a potom zienka co bude
rnbit dema, bez teba9'
Chory t'azko dychal. Usiloval
ga vse shodit' so seba tie "hara-
burdy", ako on menoval vsetko
to, do coho boil ukutany.
Chudera zena! Srdce sa jej sti-
slo nesmiernym boil 'om, ociach
ukazaly sa dive priezracne perly.
No, premohla sa. Shy obratnym
pohybom sotrela, obvin1c muza 0.
kolo pasn, posadila no starostlive
| a prikryla mu plecia vlnenou sat
aou.
"Aeh, Boze!' prehovoril ner-
vozne. eco ze ma to prikryvas a.
ko diet a, daj mi ma nohy nieco
prosim t'a... nu... a teraz." Chcel
vstat', ale nohy boly slabe. zena
napnnte a nzkostlivo sprevadzala
kazdy jeho pohyb. "Ech, predsa
ma len zoslabila ia horneka,'' u
Isiloval sa chory hned ospravedl-
nit, 'noze ma priehyt', - tax,
| a nohy mi schudly tiez, pravda ="
Zena no len napomfnala, ably
mlcal. Pustili sa ku dveram v ku-
ipe nnastalo zrazu tH,ho, vsetci O.
bratili oci an choreho, a niektori
. mich vaEne pokrdtili hlavou.
Mlada osetrovatelka vsetko
vel'mi dobre videla a vedela tiez.
co myslia 0 jeho chorobe. We'd jej
neraz povedali az do oci, ze by
maFa manzela odviezt' do nemoc-
nice.
I dnes ju potesila jedna znama
70 snsednsho vagona.
sPceuli ste, ze N. vsera 20
mreli Ten, viete, co NAL tn ista
chorobn, ako vas muz, zapalenie
i ~ ,,n,n la,,xn IL, Lnro,, %yy,f,,s h,,,x
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-03

7. III
Je lobra lako dsmev rodne,
mafky,
neSna ako v0na tuber6zy;
ie. svieza ako kyapka ranne!
rosy,
Gista ako biela l'alija;
ie krasna ako pohadka,
je mlada ako majove rano
rodiaca sa zora...
Zena.
prvy raz som sa strctnnl nol
4 r0manoch. Tam som sa obozna-
mil SO zenami: peknymi a milymi,
tam som pocul zenach WASN'T
vych a nevernych, Q cistych a po-
skvrnenych, neznych a nkrut-
nych.
vtedy sa mi zrodila vlastne
prva moja ncnavist k tomnto po-
hlaviu.
Hej. Ozaj som l..h nenavidel.
preeo9 Snad preto, ze som nemal
K MIN vtedy este porozumenia9 A
ii jednodueho: nezraly?
=. Il .
Neviem. Mozbyt' ze to, MONA,
ze ono, ale ista wee je, re ze-
ma Y tych rokoch nemala pre- nina
ziadneho vyznamu Nebolo II nina
este dost' pochopenia pre- nu -
myslienky blidily jako pit mia
deho, nezkdseneho pltnika uhana-
la ia, kan ju priid vody zachytil.
Bol som vtedy presvedceny 0
tom, ze MET nikoho ma tomto bo-
zom svete, kto by ma presvedcil
o inom, kto mi dokaze opak.
A roxy sa minaly. Studentske
zlate easy bystro ia letoly: prisly
roxy dlhe, trapne, bez vSctke-
no veselia, bez humoru, bez rozma-
rn. Zacalo ia vsetko drazdit
Civil ami sa ii zdalo, re vsetko t "a
NJ nechalo, priatelia, znami opu-
still.
Nudns roxy sa tiahly hrozne
jednodncho, necitil 81 tepleho, pri-
jemneEsieho ovzdnsia - tn sa
zrazu zjavila Ona: zcna.
Viete, 60 ie to mlada - kras-
ma, cista svieza, nezna a dobra
senas
@, m6zbyt' yiete, ale kto
ju vas videl?
Wy nieY
A hl'a, ia som ju videl:
"Dna 20. jan,lara roku
1919, dlhy esalon isiel po sHahQmg
zaviatej rlfskej drahe K-O.
Cez zamrznnte, l'adom pokryte
okna pozerala do tmaveho vozna
bicla, jednotvarna, hladka rovina,
mad ktorou sa az druhy den vzna-
sala husta, neprehl 'adna hmla.
y H. ,
Obyvatelia vozna, rozneho sta
vu, rozneho pohlavia roznymi
myslienkami a ttizbami, ako to by
va ma takychto cestai.h, zivali,
spali, jedi a Ease spali. S vreh-
nych polieiek sa niekedy roznies-
10 no vagone take chrapanie, ze
50 az zle okna triasly. Me div, re
sa prebndil vypaseny, bradaty
pan, uH al siaha pc batoaine,
odkial' vytiahnnc 81 celi peceni
kackn - vel Ky bachor mnoho
ziada zaGne ujedat', pri com
81 strasne odfukujc. Hladneho, SUI
cheho ako kost' suseda pravda
nepondkne, kdeze We'd 81 on .hor-
ko-t 'axko nadobudol fen grosik a
steraz by no NAL len tax rozdelit !!
Ach ME, tax sa negazduje. Hl'a j
Ii traja, tam naproti nemu ako sa
potia pri kartach. Jednomu sa po-
dari do pozdnej ndci trochu sta
to6ne vyhrat', potion del sa!
II pri kartach skutocne nemali
kedy 50 ami najest'. lima ich vzdy
NJ yeas rano prebudila a oni sa
sli sohrievat', rozvasnuilc sa pri
tuhej hre potom nenechali ju az
do tmavej noci.
V0 vagone bolo vzdy chladno,
ah.ss = \ / = - 3
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-26
Quebec HonorS Bennett.
BIZ UHtted Press

81 CHttcG PTCSS
QUEBEC, April 26.-While his
great. Ford tri-motored plane
winged its way up the st. Lawrence
valley carrying the air companions
he stroye to save, FLOYD Benefits
body was started on tn road to
Arlington national cemetery today,
to rest among Americas honored
dead.
Simple funeral services we're said
at Jeffrey Hale Hospital for Ben
nett, victim of pneumonia after he
had flown the Ford plane from De-
troit to st. Agnes, en- route to the
stranded German-Irish fliers on
Greenly Island.
Planes flew overhead, their
motors whirring a dirge for q
martyred fellow flier.
Governor General, Viscount Will
ingdon, of Canada, sent q repre-
sentative while American Consul
Dennison of Quebec did Americas
homage.
A martial touch was lent by a
detachment of the Twenty Second
Regiment.
Flags we're at half mast on the
garrison and city hall.
Commander Richard E. Byrd and
Mrs. Bennett attended the simple
chapel service.
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BANK ROBBERS
FLEE AT HOME
Several Thousand Dollars
Form Loot.
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HOWE, Ind, April 26.-Entering
the Howe State Bank in the midst
of a directors meeting today, ban
dts, heavily armed, lined directors,
bank employees and three custom
erS against a wall, rifled the cash
boxes and escaped in an automo-
bile.
The exact amount of the loot was
not known, pending a check, but
bank officials announced that it
would amount to several thousand
dollars.
A posse Immediately was organized
and started in pursuit of the
bandits. The posses determined that
the robbers had passed through
Shipshewana and had changed
automobiles before reaching that
town.
Bank officials reported that, al
though the loot probably would run
into the thousands, the bandits in
their haste overlooked several thou
sand dollars in paper money in one
compartment of cash box.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-26
Senate Committee Orders
Study of His Testimony
in Oil Case.

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WASHINGTON, April 26.-An
order was adopted by the Senate to-
day directing the United States at
torney here to inspect the Teapot
Dome testimony Of Chairman Robert
w. Stewart of the Standard Oil
Company of Indiana, with a view
to seeking his indictment for per-
jury.
This action was taken after
Chairman Nye of the Teapot Dome
committee had compared Stewart
with Benedict Arnold, and Senator
Norris. Republican (Neb.) had said
Stewart is either a fool or a crook
and everybody knows he is not
fool"
The order contained report Of
Stewards testimony before the Tea
pot Dome committee on Feb. l and
April "a. 1t carried a statement
that the record was transmitted
with a view to having the district
attorney determine if Stewart
should not be presented to a Federal
grand jury on a charge of perjury"
A second order was adopted va
eating the Senate's arrest of Stew
art, effected Feb. 3, because of re-
fusal to answer questions on his
first appearance.
The second order carried two
amendments specifically directing
that the later contempt indictment
in the Federal courts here be prose-
cuted vigorously.
A protest was sounded by Sena-
tors Nye, Norris, Glass and Heflin
against an original proposal sub
mitted by Senator Walsh, Montana
Walsh would not have mentioned
the pending indictment nor speci-
fed the reason why the Senate was
sending the record of Stewards tes-
timony to the United States attor-
ney.
The suggestion of perjury prose-
cution was adopted in an amend
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-26
COOLIDGE Sits BILL
May Act Within Day on
Flood Control.
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WASHINGTON, April 26.-Presi-
dent Coolidge is studying the
House changes in the Senate's flood
control bill, and will submit a mem
orandum to Congress, probably TO-
morrow, outlining his suggestions
for additional changes in the bill
while it is before the conferees,
Chairman Jones Of the Senate Com
merce Committee said today.
Jones made his statement after
comforting with the President. He
said be anticipated little difficulty
among flood bill conferees in whip
ping the measure into shape for
presentation to Mr.. Coolidge.
Asked if he expected the President
to sign the measure, Jones said, 1T
is tremendously important legiSla-
ton and on that general principle
I believe the President will sign,
even though in some respects the
measure does not conform to his
opinions"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-26
Bremen Left Behind

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MURRAY BAY, Quebec, April 26.
Leaving behind them the Junkers
plane Bremen, which carried them
across the Atlantic from Ireland,
the German f1iers, Baron Huenefeld
and Captarl Koehl, and their Irish
comrade, Major Fitzmaurice, few
from Greenly Island today in a tri-
motored plane piloted by Bernt Bal
chen.
The relief plane took off at 7:45
a. m.
The plane presumably also car
ried DR.. Louis Cuisinier, technical
expert, and G. J. V. Murphy, re-
porter Of the New York World.
The destination of Balchen'S plane
was not announced, but it was con-
sidered almost certain that it would
land at Seven Islands or Murray
Bay, Quebec, as an intermediate
stop on it's way to New York.
The better landing field for the
plane, which is equipped with skis,
would be Lake st. Agnes at Murray
Bay, a distance of approximately
645 miles.
1t was estimated the plane, carry
ing Capt Herman Koehl, Baron Won
Huenfeld and Maj. James Fitzmau-
rice, the crew of the Bremen, as well
as the members of the New York
World relief expedition, would reach
Lake ST. Agnes between 4 and 5
o. m.