davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1930-04-08

Mr.. Macdonald Sc encontrafa
en- Ia imposibilidad para que sus
propios paisamnos respecten al
pobre irlandes como Sc respeta
a los principles y a los plut6cra-
tas. Sin duda que Lord Cecil o
Sir Austen Chamberlain diran
con toda sinceridad que la Lig2
de las Naciones debiera extern
der sus b~eneficos principles y
promover la hermandad entire
todas las razas y civilizaciones.
Pero no podran persuadir a sus
propias hermanas, primas y
tfas a que consideren al hindu
de tez moreno a la misma altu-
ira que una DANA o caballero in
| giles. Ello esta perfectamente
bien cuando Sc trata de nego-
la igualdad de negros y blancos.
La gaceta., 1930-04-08
LA DE LA
F~EDERACION DE OBRE-
RIOS DE LA FLORIDA

Miami, Abril 8.-Los dele
gados a la 80 convention annual
de la Federation del Trabajo
del estado de Florida fueron IN
citados aver a dar atencion a la
pesada carga financiera del IS
tado Y a una ley de compensa-
ci6n para los trabajadOres.
La primera session Sc verified
aver.
Mas de 800 Delegates Sc ha-
Han aloiados en- los h0teles.
Di6 la bienvenida a los con-
vencionales ell alcalde de Miami,
Sr. C. H. Reeder, S. P. Rob
ineau, Representative del conda-
do de Dade en- la Legislature,
llam6 la atencion de los traba-
jadores sobre la necesidad de
una ley de compensation para
los obreros.
La gaceta., 1930-04-08
CENTRIC ASTURIANO
AVISO

Sc reciben ofertas para ell a.
rriendo del tel6n de anuncios
del teatro de este Centre. Di-
chas ofertas Sc haran por escri-
to lirijido al Sr. Presidente de
la sociedad ,especificando la
cantidad que Sc ofrece por di-
cho arriendo, cuyo periodic es
por un ano.
Sc admitiran solicitudes has
Ia ell 10 de Abril de 1880, a las
nueve de la noche, no siendo
considerable las que Sc presen-
ten despues de dicha fecha y ho-
ra.
Tampa, Fla, Abril 5, 1880.
Jose Gonzdlez,
Secretaroi.
La gaceta., 1930-04-08
AVISO

Enviada de Paris, muy prom
to llegara a la Liberia Mascu-
mana, la Ultima obra de Froy-
Ian Turcios, titulada: CUEN-
TOS DEL AMOR Y DE LA
MUERTE.
La critica europea ha tribu-
tado elogios al autor, juzgan-
do SUI obra de una literature
afiligranada Y de un interes
emocionante.
Pront0 la podremos ofrecer
a nuestra clientele que gusta
de 10 bueno Y de 10 e~spiritual.
La gaceta., 1930-04-08

Londres, Abril ga un com
pleto acuerdo Sc lego hoy en-
tire ell secretario de estado anne
ricano, Mr.. Stimson, ell primer
ministro ingl6s y Reijiro Wa
katsuki, delegado del jap6n.
Los tres poderes han acepta-
do todos los puntos discutidos
me1os la transferencia de 20
mil toneladas de la categoria de
destructores a la de submari-
nos, pedida por ell Jap6n. Este
problema Sc discutira en- una
MON de los tres liders que ma
mana Sc celebrara. Los tres han
c~onvenido en- un programa de
reemplazamiento para destro-
yer3 Y crucer0s ligeros.
MlentraS eStaS cOnVerSaclo-
mes Sc verificaban, M. BRAND
Ilecaba a Inglaterra y hoy mis-.
mo Sc entrevistara con ell pri.
mer ministro Mcdonald en- Ia
Camara de los Comunes.
Esta cerca ell momento critic
de la conferencia, seg1n los ex
pertos.
La gaceta., 1930-04-08
pARECE QUE MET1ERoN
5000 FORROS EN- UN Ola

Faltandc tres pr%eseintos por
anotar, hasta la manana de hoy
aparecian en- los libros del re
gistro electoral 1883 inscrip-
clones. muchas de las cuales son
falsas, en- Ell sentir popular.
Parece que contra los libros
Sc do un ataque en- las 1ltimas
"a horas, por conocidos pollti-
COS. y ahora aparecen mas de
5000 nombres de los que Sc ha
bian calculado.
Esta es la falsa democracia
que denigra a la verdadera de-
mocracia.
La gaceta., 1930-04-08

Los agentes de la prohibition
EN- Tampa y su distrito arresta-
ron durante ell mes de MARIO a
Sc personals, segun cifras apor-
tadas aver por su jefe, Sr. C.
N. Hall.
Destruyeron los agentes 13
destilerias y 255 galones de
wisky, Confiscaron cinco auto
movies, 1872 galones de wisky.
Z galones de vino y IS galones
de cerveza de fabrication domes
tica.
La gaceta., 1930-04-08
DE SEMANA A SEMANA
Por Gilbert K. CheSterton

Sinti6ndome espiritualmente
como en- penitencia cuaresmal,
me pregunto cual es la causa de
la irritaci6n que ms sobreviene
al escuchar la conversation que
sobre ell internacionalismo TODD
Ell mundo s%ostiane. Ell interna.
ci0nalismo Como criatura criS-
tiara que soy, p0r naturaleZa
f., soy amigo de todos los eXtran-
/ jer0s Y comparto la amistad con
muchos de ellos a quienes los in
terpacionalistas nj siquiera Sc
dignan mirar. Pero realmente
! creo que hay algo equivocado
, en- ell sentido en- que Sc We TODD
este y creo que he percibido la
realidad de la equivocaci6n du-
rante mi vista a Roma. La oca-
sion: cuando fui visitado por un
negro, un japonesito amarillen-
to Y un alto y genial ingl6s, o.
| dos veStidos con t1nicas negras
y luciendo rojas fajas. Me invi
/ taron a conner en- ell llamado Co.
legio de Propaganda y, mien-
tras comian y hablaban, vino a
mi mente una vaga explicaci0n.
La nueva era de paz univer-
sal y hermandad International,
organizada por Shylock para la
,mejor convenience de su pre-
'ente control comercial, CORES.
)onde eXactamente en- la practi-
"a a la description que de seme-
jante hermandad ofrece Shake
Speare por conducto de su pro-
bio Shylock: "Vamos a pasear.
;onVersar, comprar, vender con
listed, y All sucesivamente, pero
no comeremos, nj beberemos nj
rOgaremos a Dios en- compania
de Usted', La amistad interna-
cional moderna, en- su sentidc
real, es una question de compre
~ venta 1nicamente. En- la partt
social y espiritual es solamentt
asunto de conversation.
Ahola bien, es necesario res
sab!ecer las llamadas relacione,
ION Moscow y los bolsheviqui.
antes que alguien proclame 4
! los cuatro vientos la compassion
{ que ppr aquellos siente. Y tam
bien que los ministries y emba
Iadores Sc apresten para Ian
Ear sus discursos que demues
tren su amor por ell element,
bolsheviqui, o por los bandole
ros calabreses, o por los Gambia
les de las Islas Canibales. Pero
fuera de las formalidades gu
Sc ven en- algunos banquetes pG
/ blicos, Ell dltimo juicio de Shy
lock permanece en- TODD su rea
lism0. Los hombres que rehusaI
establishments rogar a Dios Ell
. compania de otros, tampoco co
men y beben juntos 81 eXiste i
guna diferencia en- las costum
: bres de su pals o continente. III
. caballero ingles puede habla,
. eXtenSamente acerca del Rey d.
: las lslas Canibales; puede con.
. versar con el mas extensamen.
. tie todavia y negociar con el tan
. to como puede; pero nunca CO.
!. mera con 81, a menos que sea
. insneccionado Y expurgado, )
ciertamente que no hara mas d.
!: ESQ porque la antropofagfa e'
: una variaci6n religiosa. Ahora
Ion In o,,a +ooo ol oobonaro r,
La gaceta., 1930-04-08
los. poroue para ESQ fuimos {

clos, porque para ESQ fuimos a
la India; V esta correcto cuando
solamente es asunto de CONVEX
sacion, porque es tan facil ha-
blar de la India como de la Utc-
pia. Pero cuando sc trata de las
fundamentals funciones de co
mer, beber Y rogar, ell hindu no
es mas que I'm hombre que come
arroz y no tiene mOdales de edu
caci0n en- la mesa; Y entire nosO-
tros y ellos Sc abre I'm profundo
abismo que nos separa- de esa
antigua Y misteriosa religion.
Estados Unidos, con TODD y
su origen heroico, no fue en- rea
lidsd designado para establecer
Ell Imperio. B~ritanico, con TODD
Ell Duen numOr que Sc meZclO en-
la aventura, no fue designado
para formar la hermandad an
glo-india. Aquellos que forma-
iron y defendieron estas gran
DIES instituciones pensaron en- el
pueblo como un sujeto compile
i tamente diferente de 10 que es.
Pero la Iglesia Catolica no fu6
una mera fundacion hecha por
los caballeros ingleses o los Glen
to por ciento americanos. Fue
fundada por aquellos a quiene,
estoS llamarian un Don Cual.
vquiera. Fue fundada para to-
dos.
Copyright 1880 by
PalhS Features Syndicate
La gaceta., 1930-04-08

Una election especial sera con
vocada por ell alcalde No Kay y
el ayuntamiento para cubrir Ia
vacante dejada por la muerte
del CONCEAL Hamilton.
La fecha de la election y Ia
forma de registro debera ser e.
terminada por ell abogado con.
sultor de la ciudad.
La gaceta., 1930-04-08

departamento de limpieza de ca
lies, como superintendent de
la division de recogida de ba-
suras, ell Sr. Fred Nc Kay, que
hasta hace POGO tempo fuera
.iefe del departamento.
+ Hizo ell nombramiento ell Sr.
Tucker Savage, designado por
ell alcalde para sustituir a Fred
hace algunas semanas.
La gaceta., 1930-04-08
NO CREE QUE SU CUNAD0
HAYA ASESINADO A SU
M

Seebring, Abril 8.-Hoy hizo
otra vista a su cunado William
R. Carver, a quien Sc acusa de
matar a So esposa, julius Stapf
hermano de la sonora asesina-
da.
La gaceta., 1930-04-08
ULTlMAS NOTICIAS CABLEGRAFICAS

Carver aparece acusado de
matar a su esposa, 81 pequenO
hijo Y al negro Ben Whitehead,
que para Il trabajaba.
A la salida de la vista Stapff
dijo que e, no cree que Carver
haya matado a su hermana y
piensa que el jurado investiga-
dor do Ell propio veredicto.
La gaceta., 1930-04-08

I'm complete informe sobre
la Punta del PEI Cato sera pre-
sentado la semana pr6xima a
los conceiales.
Parece que la Punta esta muy
"hdmeda" y que ell terreno no
sirve; pero probablemente Mr..
CasOn 10 dira.
La gaceta., 1930-04-08
III GACEfk


del sur de las lineas Mason Y
Dixie, no solamente rehusan CO.
mer en- compania de I'm negro
comedor de carne humana, va
sea un hombre ordinario O un
misionario ei sacrificado, sino
aun mas. no 10 haran en- compa.
MIA de un negro aunque este CO.
ma carne de carnero 0 de res so
lamente. Y Seguramente no c
mira al negro en- sus expresio-
mes religiOsas, va sean aleluyas,
hechiceria o sacrificios huma-
nos. En- este ultimo case estoy
de 'parte del caballero a que me
r~efiero, aunque tambien creo
que Ell Sc extralimita hasta ell
punto de condenar la magia ne
gra %solafnente por ser negra
Pero he aquf que los norteame-
ricanos no obletan negociar con
los negros maiquines, especial
mente cuando Sc trata de rum,
y mas especialmente desde ell
establecimiento de la prohibi-
ci6n. Pero ESQ 81, objetan beber
con ellos. Nj aGn la prohibition
los puede estimular al grade de
llegar a una cornwall intoxica-
ci6n. Puede hacer mas; objetar
de Ia presencia de los negros en-
un iglesia cristiana... Y despues
! ponerlos en- la Gale como suce-
! do reciensemente en- una lyle
STA Episcopal de Estados Uni
dos. De hecho, el sigue los prin-
cipios de Shylock, del modernc
y modelo, su Amo. Seguira' ira
ficando con ellos; llegara hasta
a hablarles en- asambleas publ
cas- como los Congresses de Cul.
tura 0 Parlamentos r~eligiosos
Pero no comera, nj bebera, nj
rogara en- su compania.
Cuando mas tarde contemple
varios negros africanos y II
gran n1mero de ex-salvajes dc
remotas islas tropicales, conner
do, bebiendo y diciendo gracio-
sas ocurrencias en- compania de
ingIeses, americanos y-toda ella.
Sc europeos en- ell interior de.
, Colegio de Propaganda, enton.
ces volvi q darme cuenta de Z
unica y realmente practica cos
.e~Xlstente en- este mundo. Sent
: que habia un algo que hacii
: exactamente 10 que otro decia
Y va puede Mr.. Hoover poner
Sc en- pie y lamar su discurst
, mas brillante acerca de la her
mandad entire los seres huma
nos y la general participation
de paz que debiera ser mas pre-
ciosa para ~nosotros que cual-
quier ligamento nacional. PerC
Mr.. Hoover no podra inducir i,
que uno solo de sus conciudada
nos al sur de Dixie pase a una
sala de espera en- compalia d.
un negro, y mucho menos qut
coma con el en- ell mismo restau
rart. va puede hablar Mr.. Ran
say Mac Donald en- ell tono mas
dulce acerca de la carload quf
debe eXtenderse a todOS los hon
bres y ~eSpecialmente a los plu
tocratas estaunidenses Y prusis
nos para cimentar las fundacio
mes de una paz duradera. PerC
La gaceta., 1930-04-08
NOTICIAS DE
INTERES LOCAL
(Vieme de la fG.5

viendo sus refrescos a 140 ciu-
dades Y pueblos. Forman So
cuerpo executive los senores R.
H. Thorne, presidente; August
Van Epoel, sr, vicepresidente
P. 0. Wall, vicepresidente eje-
cutivo; C. E. Owings, tesorero
y administrator y c. w. Fair
banks, s~ecretario e Intervention.
La gaceta., 1930-04-08
Debilidad
General

"Despues de sufrir de debili-
dad general y nerviosidad," dice
La gaceta., 1930-04-08

Ingres6 aver de nuevo en- eli
La gaceta., 1930-04-08

AZ ~ NNts 4AO1
York, 1915 FL PaSo
ST, San Antonio,
Tex, me postraba
en- cana por dos
meses Y me hace
tener miedo a veces
de perder la mente.
VI I'm anuncio de
Cardui en- ell peri
odico y me decidi
a tomarlo. Quede
bien sorprendida
cuando a la tercera
boteiia me Sentfa
La gaceta., 1930-04-08

con 1uerza y dormia p~erfecta-
mente. Ahora, despueS de ocho
frascos, me parece que soy otra
persona. Estando muy agrade-
cida, me he propuesto a re-
comendar Cardui a toda mujer
que sufre."
Cardui es un extracto vegetal
de hierbaS medicinaleS.
De venta en- las farmacias de
Su yecindad.
g';;!I:i'q - -
iTomelol ~
V MEDICINA
W VEGETAL
Hace Mas de so Amos Que Ia
Usan las SehOras.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-26
BL.AMES GLAND
FOR DWARFISM
Mystery of Circus MidgetS
Explained by Doctor.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 26.-Some of
the mysteries of dwarfism or cir
Gus midgetry" were clarified today
in the annual report of Dr. william
Darrach, dean of the school of
medicine at Columbia university.
Failure of the hypophysis gland
to function properly is the primary
explanation, for the present, of all
dwarfs, according to DR.. P. E. Smith
Of Columbia and DR.. E. c. Mac
Dowell OF Carnegie institute for
experimental evolution.
The hypophysis gland is one of
the ductleSs tubes which generally
are supposed to govern human be-
havior, it was explained, and sup
plies the blood with the pituitary
gland extract, necessary for growth.
When this gland fails to function.
the causes are hereditary, and to
avert dwarfism sufficient quantities
Of pituitary gland extract must be
injected, the doctors discovered.
Growth often ceases otherwise after
the first fifteen days.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-26
PORKERS SHOW
FIRMER TREND
AT CITY YARDS
Cattle Market Strong With
VeaIS Up 81: Sheep
Hold Even.

Hogs showed a definitely stronger
trend this morning at the union
stockyards, prices ranging steady to
5 cents higher, mostly cents up.
The bulk, 100 to 300 pounds, sold
for $3.50 to $3.50, the latter figure
holding as the early top. Receipts
were estimated at 1000, holdovers
we're 1873.
In the cattle market slaughter
classes trend higher. Receipts were
TOO. Vealers sold 81 up, calf receipts
numbering 300.
The sheep market held strong,
selling generally at $3.50 down. Re-
ceipts were 1000.
Chicago hog receipts were $4,000;
including $1,000. direct. There were
1000 holdovers. Asking was steady
with Wednesdays average, a few
early sales and bids on light lights
and pigs around steady. The bid
ding was 10 to is cents lower on
heavy weights. Few sales of light
lights and pigs at 1925 to $3.50;
some go Founders sold at SO. Cat
tie receipts were 5000 and calves
1000. The market was steady.
Sheep receipts 10000, market
steady.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-26
RurnitedPress


NEW YORK, Dec 26.-Absence OF
selling pressure kept the stock mar
ket at an even keel today with trad
ing the dullest in many weeks.
Quotations ranged between net
losses Of a little more than point
TO net gains Of equal amount. The
majority Of changes were fractional.
Strength in Anaconda Copper,
which rose to 293s, up IS and weak
ness in Gillette whirh touched q
new low at 1875. off rs. featured.
Near noon United States Steel
touched 140, up u point net. Frac-
tional gains we're noted in Radio
Corporation. General Electric, Beth
1ehem Steel, J. I. Case and few
others. Small losses were recorded
in General Foods. Sears, Roebuck
and Stewart Warner.
Aside from Anaconda, the copper
group moved in narrow range.
Utilities also showed only small
changes. the most OF them upward.
Standard Oil OF New Jersey gained
nearly a point and held it, while
other oils huctuated within a mar
row arc. Railroad shares were dull
and irregular.
Selling occurred in mercantile is
sues, where r. II. Macy was weak
feature. The latter dipped to 81,
of 35s and within a point Of its
low for the year.
There was nothing IN the news
TO affect the market Commodities
were steady. Commodities were
steady. Bonds moved irregularly
with small price changes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-26
BIZ United Press

CHICAGO; Dec. 2e.-aEggs-M Market
firstS. 2Sc: firsts. 26c; current receipts, 25c;
ordlnaries. 2062Sc; seconds. 126l7c. But
extras 2sc: extra frsts. 27G27isc: firsts.
25G 26c; seconds. 24624iac standards
2Ti2c. Poultry-Market steady; receipts 3
Isc; ducks. lec; geese Ice: turkeys. 26G
SAC; ROSTERS lac; twins. 166l6Ac; young
Americas. l634c. Potatoes-On track. 229;
steadv: Wisconsin sacked round whites,
l.40Q l.e0: Idaho sacked ruSsets, Sl75m
l.S5. Colorado McCIures branded. mostly
So: apples. S1.4o0225 per hushel.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-26
Produce Markets

Eggs iCnuntrv Run,-Loss on delivered
in Indianapolis. zoe: henerv quality No.
25c: No. %. l5c.
Poultry ,Buvlnc Pr.cesi-Heus weigh
ing ) lbs. or over. TIC: under lbs. 15c:
Leghorn hens. lie springers. lbs. or
over Ice: or under 5 lbs. 15c; ducks.
full feather fat white. lie: geese. lie.
These prices are for No top quality
Butter twhoiesaleS-No. l. siqs2c: No
? 30T31c
Butterfat-27c.
Cheese wholesale selling price per
pound American loaf. sic: pimen.o loaf
Sec: Wisconsin flrsts. &c: Longhorns. 34c:
New York Iimberger. @6c.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-26
STANDARD OIL
TO BRING SUIT
Action Planned Against New
Colorado Firm.
By Tim es Special

By Times Special
CHICAGO, Dec. 26.-The Stand
ard Oil Company of Indiana an
nounced today its intention of i'm
mediately bringing suit to deter
mine whether a company called
the Standard Oil Company OF Col
orado" can legally use the words
Standard OH in it's name.
This action is being taken, it was
stated, as the result of reports re-
ceived from numerous persons in
the middle west who have been So
licited to buy stock in the Colorado
concern.
The STANDARD Oil Company of
Colorado" Indiana company off,
Gals said, is in no way connected
with or sponsored by the Standard
of Indiana or any other of the old
group of Standard Oil companies.
That this fact is not generally I'M
derstood by the public, however, is
indicated by inquiries Standard Of
Indiana has received from investors
approached in the stock selling
undertaking.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-26
MERGER PLANS
COMPLETED BY
SURETY FIRMS
Illinois Company Assumes
Control of Security
Auto Association.

Merger of the Iroquois Automo-
bile Underwriters, Inc, of Danville
Ill, with the Security Automobile
Insurance Association of Indianap-
oils was announced today by
Charles A. LEM, Iroquois president
The consolidation became effec-
tive today with the Iroquois assum-
ing full control, it was announced
Holdings Of James H. Houck and E
w. Houck of indianapolis in the
Security Automobile Insurance As
ISOLATION were acquired by the new
organization.
Assets Increased
Organized in 1919 with home Of
flee in Danville, the Iroquois Au-
tomobile Underwriters is repre-
Sented in most of the larger cities
and many of the smaller localities
throughout Indiana and Illinois.
The Security Automobile Insur-
ance Association, which was in
corporated in 1921, confined its op-
erations entirely to Indiana. with
general offices in the Consolidated
building here.
The merger will increase mate
rally the assets of the company and
greatly decrease the cost of opera
tons, Lenz said. In 1929 the COM
bined premium income of the two
companies was more than $525, 000
Springer Retained
A Reinsurance of all the policy
holders of the Security Automobile
Insurance Association in the Iro-
quois Company has been approved
by both the Indiana and Illinois
Insurance departments. The writ
ing of policies as we'll as all other
business of the Indiana district will
be taken care of by the Indiana
branch of the Iroquois which will
occupy the former offices of the
Security Automobile Insurance As
ISOLATION.
John G. Springer, formerly gen.
eral manager of the Security Auto
mobile Insurance Association, will
be retained as president of the
new organization and general man
ager of the indianapolis branch
office. According to the announce
ment. Jacket Joseph will be re-
tanned as general counsel for the
company in Indiana and E. B
Grimmesey will continue as man
ager of the Indiana claim depart
nent.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-26
Deaths

Margaret Huston, 35 Robert ". Long
hospital. diabetes milletus.
Imogene Henderson. /. city hospital,
cerebro spinal meningitis.
Jessye Mccullough. 40, Methodist hos
pital. accidental.
Augusta Richards II, Methodist hospital
chronic myocarditis.
Flea McCTacken, SO. Methodist hospital,
SeDticemia.
Melissa Hall. IA. Christian hospital. car
do vascular disease.
Maud D. Warner, So. 41e Linwood, car
cinoma.
Ciinee B. Barnett, 70. Methodist hospital.
Sarah Beaver. so. 1852 North sherman
drive. broncho pneumonia.
Erlie Bullock. 80. Lonsdale and canal,
Frank Kidwen. 81. city hospital. lobar
Ralph Il. Brown. SO. 4sie East wash
inRt0n. chronic mvocarditis.
Ethel Belcher 81. Central State hos
pitai pulmonary tuberculosis.
Hannah P. Titus. IS. 1920 North Ala
Eva Bird. II. Methodist hospital. granuto
Loui EIma Perry. 81. 1926 West Twenty
seventh. acute cardiac diiatation.
Charles Strack. GO. s3l Bradbury. can
George c. Traub. SO zszs North Della
ware. cerebral hemorrnsge.
James o. Orcon. So 1888 South Key
stone. iobar pneumonia.
Edward Strong. 3 months. 1895 MaSsa-
chusetts avenue. ulalnutrition.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-26
ASKS Cash FOR
WAR VETERANS
Garner Takes Stand for
Certificate Payment.

By United Press
WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.-The is
sue of cash payments to World war
veterans has been brought to the
front again with a statement from
John N. Garner (Tex.), Democratic
house leader, favoring the disburse-
ment.
Garner thus aligned himself
against President Hoover and Sec
rotary of Treasury Mellon, who op-
pose any form of payment of vete-
rams adjusted compensation certifi-
Gates at this time, and on the side
of Representatives Patman Oem.
Tex; Rankin Dem., Miss, and
Fish (Rep), N. "
The latter three men have been
leading the house fight for a bill
which provides payment of the GER
tif1cateS at their present value.
Garner estimated that not more
than $1,000 100000 would be needed
In addition to veterans bureau
funds, administration opposition has
been based on the claim that bond
issue of $500, 100000 would be re-
quired.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-26
BIG FLEET NEVER HAS
BEEN IN HOME PORT

Great Freighter Line Named for
Town That Ships Can't Visit.
By United Press
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 26.-Al-
though every one Of the thirty-six
freighters of the Reardon- Smith
line bears On its stern the name
Bideford, the lines home port, not
one has ever been there.
Captain William Egerton of the
Vancouver, when calling here ex-
planned the mystery.
The Reardon- Smith family of
England has lived at BidefOrd for
years and Sir William named that
town the home port of his line, al
though the water is too shallow in
that vicinity for any of the ships
to visit their home port.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-26
BETTER HIGH SCHOOL
GRADES BRING SUCCESS
Students Winning Honors in Prep.
Classes Seldom Fail in College.

Students Winning Honors in Prep.
Classes Seldom Fail in College.
By United Press
AUSTIN, Tex, Dec. 26.-If a STU
dent finishes his high school course
with a grade among the first quar-
tile it a pretty safe guess that he
will get through his freshman year
at college without fiunking.
Statistics gathered by the Univer-
sity of Texas show that among
freshman class failures less than 6
per cent are students who were in
the first fourth of their class stand
ing at high school.
Those who entered college from
the second group Of one-fourth had
a record of II per cent failures;
those from the third quartile, %
per cent. Strangely eonugh those
who were in last fourth Of their
high school class, hucked up when
they entered college.