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New Britain herald., 1929-12-13
Reports Pain in Knee
 Hour After Being Hit

Supernumerary Officer Frank Bradlau turned Tn a report at police headquarters concerning a minor accident in front of the Fafnir Bear ing Co. factory in Booth street yca- terday, in which Steven Jacksina Ol 245 Broad street sustained q laCcra- ton of the knee
 The officer had directed Irving C, Carlson of 23 Market street to drive into the yard and JackSina walked against the car SIS it was crossing tho sidewalk although the officers whistle for pedestrians 10 stop ha l sounded, according 10 the report. Immediately after striking the car. JacksnA said he was not hurt but an hour later he reported 10 the Of fccr that his knee troubled him. The accident was witnessed by Ed- win HOogc of 1S1 Fremont street and Anthony DOuCctt of so Booth street.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-13
SAY MRS. ARNOLD
 WILL TAKE STAND
Divorce Action NearS End--C0
 respondent Denies Charges

New York, Dec. 13 UP)-Four witnesses were summoned today n Mrs. Bessie Arnold's divorce suit in supreme court after which it was expected that Mrs. Arnold would tes- tify.
 Counsel estimated that the case against Ray H. Arnold, a wealthy broker of New York and Washing ton, would be given to the jury sometime Wednesday. Besides Mrs. Arnold, the plaintiffs lawyers expect to call Charles Ham, Jr., who was named correspondent in cross com plaints filed Dy Arnold.
 The defense concluded its tcsti- mony yesterday when Mrs. Margaret CrenshaW West. named as core spondent by Mrs. Arnold, testified that she had not been intimate with Arnold either at his Greenwich. Conn.,, villa or at any of his apart ments in New York.
 The last witness yesterday was John Stun, Mrs. Arnold's brother, who identified the words "Ray H. Arnold and wife" on the Montau}l Manor hotel register as being writ ten by Arnold. It previously had been brought out that Mrs. Arnold did not spend the night at the hotel on the date i'll question.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-13

pretty general.
 The Everglades club, rendezvous Of many world notable, opens with dinner dance New Years eve. Many of those attending will also look in at the opening of Whitehall. q beautiful l0-story hotel built as an addition 10 thc home of the late Henry NJ. Flayler.
 Last season Whitehall sheltered royalty and dcmocracy-Pr Princess Asphasia of Greece; Alfred l.. Smith, of New York.
 An interesting and perhaps q paccmaking addition to tine social life O. Palm Beach will be the Boca Hatone club which opens Janu- ary '.
 This ctuD-hotcl with G50 guest rooms. all booked for the season, i3 one of the nations most magniti- cent. IL is modeled after the Sea T.cW club in New Jersey, and a Limited membership is intended 10
New Britain herald., 1929-12-13
Newsboy's Sled Struck
 By Police Automobile

Officer Clarence Kulm and Otfi- Ger William ODay were riding wrt on Winthrop street at 4:40 o'clock this morning in a police automobile when it struck d sled owned by Adolph Wacker of 232 Arch street.
 a ncwsboy, and damaged it. Officer kumm reported that the windshield was covered with frozen mist and he did not sec the sled in time to avoid striking it. The neWsboy said his reason for leaving it in the center Of the road was that he had GUS toners on both sides Of the street and it was easier for him 10 deliver his papers from a central place. The sled was in front of q house at St Winthrop street when stru@a.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-13
Women Debate Long Skirt Question At New York Club, Showing That
 Majority Favor Scant Dresses

And l do believe that American women should refuse to be meal tickets to the foreign style mon- gers"
 Six models, three dressed in the short skirts of last year and three in the new longer style, were called to the platform. The short skirts won popularity vote from the audience.
 Mrs. William Dick Sporborg, first vice president Of the federation. who presided, declared she was neu- tral. She wore skirt that fell to her ankles.
 While the question of skirts was being debated Miss Jeanne Nina La Mar dramatic soprano and claimant of the female featherweight title of the world, paraded the avenue in pair of wide trousers worn with green velvet blouse.
 Tt takes a little couragc-thats all," she said.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-13
assure frigid ,,xcIusiveness.

assure frigid ,>xclusiveness.
 It is understood that 400 mem- bers from various parts of the country already have been accepted. The entrance fee, around $10,000. entities one 10 life membership. but is considered d sort of cover charge as It includes. of course, no other expenses.
 The new Seminole golf club also will open early and night life will Dc given new tangent by the new Embassy club.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-13
DECLARE AGAINST SALES

Greenfield, Mass, Dec. 13 UP)- A New Years resolution to abolish all money-making schemes Fin the church and all it's organizations" was made yesterday at meeting of the deacon's board of the First Baptist church here. In the opinion of the Rev. W. J. Mccullough abolition of food sales, rummage sales, public suppers and fairs will leave time for real work"
New Britain herald., 1929-12-13
TOpPIED OVER BY ALTO

Oscar Anderson of S5 Scfton drive reported 10 the police last night that while driving north on Elm street about 9:25 he struck Fred Nergason of 462 Church street, He said he was driving slowly at the time as the railroad gates were down anl when opposite the plant of the stanley Rule & Level Co. a man
New Britain herald., 1929-12-13

stepped out from the west side ef the street directly in the pathway Of the car, the left front fender hitting him and knocking. him down. The man declared he was not hurt and asked to be taken to his home which was done.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-13
PALM BEACH READY
 FOR WINTER TRADE
S5,509'0O0 Spent During Year
 in Improving Southern Resort

Palm Beach, Fla, Dee, 1&. R- Pressed and polished with some $3,5pe,oo0 in various improvements, a dizzy strip 10 miles long and a mile wide is putting q posie in it's lapel tor the season.
 Opening of inc Breakers hotel December 15 gives the social Whirl its first shove. On New Years eve other important hotels and night clubs open and the showing becomes
New Britain herald., 1929-12-13
JURY ROOM TOO COLD

Plymouth, Mass, Dec. Is UP)- Attorney Joseph w. Keith petitioneJ Judge Charles H. Donahue in super for court here yesterday to upset d jury verdict on grounds that the jury room was so cold that the jury could not Adequately consider the evidence" The jury had returned a $5,G52 verdict in favor of Nathan- icl Nickerson, chauffeur, who was suing Mrs. Gertrude Macarthur for $5,00Q. The court took the petition under advisement.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-13
Women Like Trains

T agree that every woman likes to cross a stage or a ball room floor in a trailing dress. But We must remember the dust we pick up. They are trying to make us look quaint again. We must not let them make us look coy,
 q don't believe in knees except in bathing suits. But l do believe in honesty. The new styles are not honest. I do believe that there is a femininity consistent with honesty.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-13
Battle Cry Adopted By Ad- herents of Freedom From Trains Involves DictatiOn From Parisian Style Experts.

New York, Dec. 13 R)-Forcign entanglements in the form of the long skirts decreed by Paris style dictators have been denounced by New York club women.
 After hearing the skirt debated at length yesterday at a meeting, sponsored by the New York State Federation of Club Women, the 600 delegates indicated by applause their approval of q statement that American women cannot be dic- tated to by a small coterie of meal ticket seeking Frenchmen in Paris.'
 Defends Long Skirts
 Miss Gertrude Lawrence, English actress, wearing skirt 12 inches from the floor, defended long skirts. She said:
 '"The new styles with their long graceful lines are more aesthetic. They are easier to look at and that should be a determining reason for us. They make tall women look
 
 look taller and fat women 2 look more svelte.
 Under the old styles limbs had become legs. knees no longer were joints, but institutions. And con- mon charity demanded that the covered. Even beautiful legs bene- fit by the new styles. because sug- ecstion is always better than reve- lation.
 "They say the short style makes women more free. I think the new style makes women more free be- cause it is more feminine. Femi- ninity lets him have her way"
 Miss Rita Woiman. short story writer, arrayed in a frocli which the declaration of American indc- pendence of Paris style tyranny in a speech championing the short skirt. She said:
 My task is almost hopeless. am pittcd against the entire world of fashion and commerce and against something much stronger the sheer charm of Miss Lawrence. But we must fight. They want 10 lcngthen our dresses and shorten our waists. They are cutting us short where we ought to be long and vice-versa.
 After years of comfort we find ourselves trying to manipulate dresses that drag on the dance floor with their ,ulle. their ruffles, bows and fiounces. The first thing you know they will have us behind fans again.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-13

One price for all-Ticrald Classi- fled Ads.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-13

There's lots of news in the Her ald Classified Ads.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-13

USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1929-12-13

Three. five and tnn piece sis in blUc, white, maize and rosr. Pearl trimmed with 2i karat gold. set in at tractve gift boxes.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-13

In a large assortment Of plain and modernistic embossed paper. Col cred lined envelopes, also large variety of Correspondence Cards, with gilt edge.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-13

---Round, oval and ob- long, lovely quality, nice ly trimmed. Ideal gifts, large variety. Plan to see them.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-20

cate Of Registration). Pre- tento
certifikat je tax iste treba dvoch
podobiznf v prevedenf hore spo-
menutom. Pre- certifikat musi sa
cudzinec osobne dostavit' ma pri-
st'ahovalecky urad, kde Dol w
pocuty, alebo v prfpade, ze zije
prid 'aleko, na najblizsf postovy
iirad. Certifikat musi cudzinec
podpisat' pred prist 'ahovaleckym
inspektorpm alebo pred spravcom
postoveho ilradu. Immigracny in
spektor musf certifikat tiez pod
pisat'.
Podvod pri zadovazeni registrac-
neho certifikatu bude prisne
trestany.
Keby sa kedykol 'vek po vyko-
nanej registracii zistilo, ze cudzi-
nee 81 zadovazil registracny GER
tifikat podvodom alebo nesprav-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-20

nym udanlm faktov, zrusi 50 "a
znam registracii a cudzinec bu-
de vyzvany, ably svoJ registracny
certifikat vratil hned a zaraz
prist 'ahovaleckemu uradu. Dalej
bude statny zastupca poziadany,
ably podujal kroky prot otazne-
mu cudzincovi v sdhlase odstav-
com l (c) noveho zakona, podl'a
ktoreho cudzinec moze byt' "a po-
dobny precin trestany vazenim
alebo penazitou pokutou, alebo
ebidvojmi trestami.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-20

Vecerpe titanie je dobre e.
TAME. Budete mat z neho osoh.
Knizka stoji len $1.00 mako via
zana a $1.25 tvrdo viazana. Kupte
81 ju teraz a citajte "a dlhych zim-
nych vecerOv. v redakcii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-20
Zazna1n o registracii.

Vypocutie ziadatel'a "a jeho
dvoch svedkov bude sa konat'
pod pr1sahou vo forme otazok a
odpovedi. Ma zaklade ziskanych
informacii sostav1 vysetrujtci in
spektor zpravu, ktoru doposle do
vedna so svojim odporucenim ge-
neralnemu komissarovi immigrac-
nemu. Ak zisti generalny komis-
sar, zc cudzinec ma pravo robit'
81 narok ma registraciu Ma zaklade
MIN predostretych dokazov, ma
riadi, ably boil ucineny t. zv. zaz-
nam registracii (Record qof Re-
,gistration, Form 657) V duplika-
te. Ia tym cielom bude treba, aby
ziadatel predostrel dive podobiz-
ne. Tieto fotografie musia byt'
2A colu dlhe, a IN colu Stroke,
nesmia byt' nalepene ma tvrdom
papiere ami rctusovane a musia u,
kazovat' ziadatel'a bez klob1ku,
EN- face. Ziadatel musi sa na obi
dvoch podobiznach podpisat' a to
takym sposobom, aby jeho pedpis
nezakryval rysy jeho oblicaja.
Tieto fotografie bud1 pripevnene
k duplikatu zaznamu o registra-.
eli. Original tohto zaznamu bude
ulozeny ma trade v tom pristave,
V ktorom cudzinec vstdpil ma anne
rick1 p0du, alebo ktory je mai
blizsie miesta, kde Guidance pre-
kro6il hranicu Spojenych Statov.
Duplikat sa doposle naturalizac-
nemu nraddu, kde bude ulozeny
pre- prlpad, BE sa cudzinec chce
stat americkym obcanom. Ak od-
mietne prist'ahovalecky urad zia-
dost' registraciu, upovedomi 0
tom ziadatePa a vrati mu 20 dol
larov. .tZaznam 0 registracii' bu-
de mat vo tvsetkydh prfpadoch td
istn platnost' ako 'szaznam Q "a
konitom pripustenf ma trVaony
pobyt".
Registracny certifikat.
| Po vykonanom zaznamc regi-
lstracie bude cudzincovi vydany +.
IN. registracny cerfikat Certifi-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-20
Legalizacia pobytu
Nariadenia k zakonu dna 2. mar
ca 1929.
Ellis.

som prijaty zakon, ktory umoz-
i1uje kazdemu cudzincovi, ktory
sa dostal do Spojenych Statov
pred 3. jdnom 1921, ale ktoreho
prlchod nemoze byt dradne ziste-
ny, ably uzakonil svoj tunajsi po-
byt. Kroky tomto smere mozu
vsak byt' podujimane iba pc /.
JUL 1929, kedy zakon nadobudne
platnosti, hoci prist'ahovalecky
trad vydal uz teraz nariadenia OF
sposobe, jakym sa tato legaliza-
cia bude konat'. Prehl'ad tychto
nariadenl podavame nizsie. Vo-
pred ysak chceme poznamenat' ;,
ze S tlacenim formularov, 0 kto-
rych sa neskorsie zmienime, nebo-
10 doteraz zacato.
Podanie ziadosti o registraciu.
Pc l. juli t. r. moze teda kazdy
cudzinec, ktory vie, ze 0 jeho pri-
chode do tejto krajiny nejestvuje
ziadnych nradnych zaznamov
bud preto, ze sa dostal do Spoje-
nych Statov nezakonitou cestou,
alebo preto, ze tom smysle bol
upovedomeny prist 'ahovaleckym
alebo naturalizacnym Iradom, -
zaziadat najblizsi prist' 'ahova-
lecky 1rad o registraciu/ svojho
prichodu. Ma podanie ziadosti bu-
de vydany osobnity formular
(Form 659). X ziadosti bude tre-
ba pripojit' postovu poukazku ma
20 dollarov. Ziadost' treba pod
plsat' pred verejnym notarom
alebo inou osobou, ktora ma pra-
vo what inc osoby pod prlsahu.
Ziadost' musi byt' opatrena peca-
t'ou verejneho notara alebo inym
overenim, svedciacim 0 jeho pra-
WI podrobit inc osoby prisahe.
Vypocutie ziadatel'a a jeho
svedkov.
Co najskorsie po podani ziado-
sti bude ziadatel' upovedomeny,
kedy a kade sa ma dostavit' ia
vypocutie. 4Cielom tejto zkusky
je zistit',
l. ci cudzinec nepatri k tym
prist'ahovalcom, ktorym americkt
obcianstvo nemoze byt podl'a "a.
lona udelene;
2. ci 'ozaj ME je ziadnych drad.
nych zaznamov jeho pripusteni
na trvacny pobyt;
3. ci naozaj pfisiel do Spoje.
nych Statov pred B. jlnom 1921
4. ci naozaj zije Spojenycl
Statoch nepretrhnute cd svojho
prichodu?
5. ci naozaj je osobou bezuhon
neho charakteru;
6. q nepodP aha deportacii.
0 syojom tvrdeni, re. sa do
stal do Spojenych Statov naoza.
pred 3. j1nom 1921 ze sa Cd to-
ho casu zdrziava nepretrhnute ,
tejto krajine, musi cudzinec West
dvoch svedkov, ktorl musia byt
americkymi obcanmi. Zpravidls
bude treba, ably sa tito dvajs
svedkovia dostavili osobne M
miesto, kde cudzinec je vypoc1
vany, alebo do oneho prist ahova
leckeho uradu, ktory je najblizsit
ich staleho bydliska. Iba tom
pripade, ze svedkovia ziju mie
stach privzdivalenych, alebo re ss
pre- nemoc, invaliditu alebo my
vazny dovod nemozu osobne do
stavit', bude i'm dovoleno, aby
svoje svedectvo dali pisomne. "
tom prlpade, re ziadatel' sa zdrzia
val "a svojho tunajsieho pobytu
vo yiacerych miestach, musf svoj
nepretrhnuty pobyt Spojenych
Statoch dokazat' bud 1stnym
svedectvom, bud odprisahnutym mi
vypoveRami dvoch kvalifikova-
liych svedkov kazdeho miesta
kde I'll.
Go znaci "nepretrhnutost' poby.
tu' pripade tychto cudzincovf
Nariadenie, tykaj1ce sa "nepre
ILL.,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-12-20

cieP jeho cesty do zahranicia, tax
al jeho einnost' pocas jeho nepri-
tomnosti. Ked 'ze sa vsak ziadatel L
zdrziaval mimo Spojenych Sta
tov dlhsie ako jedon rok, nebude
prist 'ahovalecky nrad moot
what zreteP ma jeho ziadost' o.
registraciu. v General Order
No. 129" hovorf sa 0 tom: ''Trvac
ma nepritomnost' po dobu jedneho
roku alebo dlhsie bude povazova-
ma "a prerusenie nepretrhnuteho
pobytu ziadatel 'ovho Spojenych
Statoch. "
Poziadavka, tykajuce sa bezun-
neho charakteru.
Ia cielom zistenia, ci ziadatel'
je naozaj osobou bezhhonneho
charakteru, bude vysetruj1ci in
spektor cerpat' informacie 20
vsetkych prfstupnych pramenov.
Jeho povinnost'ou takychto pri-
padoch bude, ably ucinil vsetky
otazy a podujal vsetky vysetre-
MIA, o ktorych je presvedeeny, re
mu pomozu zistit' pfavdu.
Zist 'ovanie, ze ziadatel' nepod-
laha deportacii.
Priestupkov obvineni, pre- kto-
re cudzinec zij1ci v Spojenych
Statoch pat rokov alebo dlhsie
moze byt' deportovany, je iba ME
kol 'ko. Je vsak pravda podobne,
ze cudzinec, ktory vstnpil ma 1ze-
mie Spojenych Statov pred 3. j1-
nom 1921 a neopustil tlto kraii-
nu ostatnych piatich rokoch, ne
musf sa V tomto smere nicoho oba-
vat. Tynimku robia iba osoby,
patriace do onych tried, ktore
mono depertovat' kedyykofvek
pc vstupe ma americk1 podu, t. j.
cudzinci, ktori propaguju alebo
ucia nezakonite nivocenie majet-
4 ku, ii, ktori propaguj1 alebo ucia
anarchiu alebo silenG zvrzenie
vlady Spojenych Statov alebc
| vSetkych foriem zakoniteho po
riadku, alebo tt, ktorl propaguji
zavrazdenie verejnych 1radni
kov''; d'alej patria medzi mel
| prostitutky cudzinci zaobera
| jdci sa obchodom dievcatami II;
ostatku cudzinci, ktorl po L. maj
1917 boil trestani jednorocityn
alebo dlhsim vazenim pre- precil
iproti mravopocestnosti. CT q
istych okolnostf budi1 povazovan
"a podl'ahaj1ci deportacii al Gu
dzinci, nepatriaci do toll 'ko co u
vedenych skupfn, je dnes t'azk
povedat'. IDA sa to vsak byt' he
pravdepodobnym.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-27
Asthma Disappeared,
Had 1t is Years
65- Year-Old Lady Says Cough,
Wheeling and Asthma Gone.

Elderly people who suffer with
asthma and bronchial coughs will
find interest in letter written by
Mrs. Elizabeth Woodward (65 years
Odd, 1850 w. Michigan ST., Indian
apolis. She writes:
IT had asthma for 10 years. | coughed
hard, wheezed was short of breath,
and my stomach caused me a lot of
trouble. For one year l couldn't do
any work, not even wash the dishes.
On Feb. Z, 1926, started taking Nacor.
The wheeling and cough have left en-
tirely, and / do not have the slightest
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able to work, and gaining steadily in
every way"
If you suffer from asthma. bronchitis
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vital information about these diseases,
in a booklet sent free by Nacor Medi-
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the letters Of people whose trouble dis
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No matter how serious your case, call
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-27
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

for war on organized. crime is con-
tanned in an amendment inserted in
the second deficiency bill in the
house. Though offered by Repre-
sentative Louis Cramton of Michi-
gan, an Anti-Saloon League spokes-
man. 1t shows that the prohibition
inquiry is only one phase of the
wider survey desired by the next
President.
Representative Will Wood of In
diana, chairman of the house apprc-
priations committee, breakfaSted
with Hoover before presenting the
amendment through Cramton. Wood
revealed the subject of widening the
scope of the inquiry had been dis
cussed at his conference with
Hoover.
The amendment introduced at
Hoover's suggestion supplants the
Glass amendment, which furnished
funds for nothing but a prohibition
inquiry. AS adopted in the house,
it reads:
For such inquiry into the prob
lem of enforcement of law, includ-
ing national prohibition, as the
President may direct, fiscal years
1929 and 1880, $250,00o This sum
shall be subject to the authority
and direction of the President"
It is understood Hoover will name
a group of men eminent in many
other fields, as well as in the law,
and he may ask the commission to
begin work within a month after
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-27
Indy AT EMBASSY
Colonel, FianCee Await Gay
Round in Mexico City

BV United Press
MEXICO CITY, Feb. 27.-Colonel
Charles A. Lindbergh and his
fiancee, Miss Anne Spencer Morrow,
we're back at the United States en-
bassy here today, reluctantly ex-
changing the romantic seclusion of
Cuernavaca for. the social obliga-
tons of the capital.
At the embassy both Lindbergh
and Miss Morrow will be- subjected
to numerous social duties almost
daily, as form of preparation for
the quasi-public life which is the
penalty of celebritise.
1t was disclosed that Lindbergh
had paid his present visit to Mexico
City without advance notice, which
left Mrs. Dwight Morrow, the brides
mother, with social engagements she
was unable to cancel.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-27
QUIZ
OF CRIME WAVE
To Be STARTED
Special U. S. Commission
to Study Law Violation
for Hoover.
81 ines Special

BIZ ines Special
WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-Herbert
Hoover will create a presidential
commission to make a sweeping in
quiry into the breakdown of law en-
forcement in the United States, it
was learned today. and the member
ship of the commission may be dis
closed soon after March 4.
This body will conduct the prom
ised investigation OF prohibition en-
forcement, including the wave of
crime resulting from the guerilla
warfares of gangsters, rum runners,
dope dealers, police protected boot
leggers, hijackers and smugglers,
but Hoover contemplates a much
more exhaustive study of the prob
lem of law violation. He wants a
probe into every phase of federal
law enforcement, including the
working of the jury and judicial
systems.
Provision for this first mobiliza-
ton of the forces of the government
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-27

unworthy and inefficient person to
high Office.
This RaSputin was a genius in
getting what he wanted. This book
convinces me more than ever that
Rasputin was a degenerate, but one
of the most powerful and danger
GUS politicians that the world has
ever had.
He had an uncanny faculty of
seeing how things would turn out,
and many of his predictions were
right. 1t was his so-called healing
qualities, practiced mostly upon the
heir to the throne, that gave him
his vast power over the empress.
1 have faith in this author and
"Rasputin, the Holy Devil pub
lished by The Viking Press, is the
most reliable treats upon a much
discussed individual.
1t is best for the individual reader
to draw his own verdict regarding
Resputin after reading this book.
Indianapolis theaters today offer:
Good News" at English's; Smoke
Bellew," at the Lyric; Lady of the
Pavements," at the Palace; "The
Canary Murder Case" at the Circle;
THE Water Hole" at the Indiana;
TN Old Arizona" at the Apollo;
Girls From the Follies," at the
Mutual; THE Singing FOOL at the
Ohio, and talking movies at the
Ritz.