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Evening star., 1932-03-02
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k0kfHWEsT.
,.s ,ss p .tPsys dlasI dPasrmsssy .Ss Masazln.
,!is' sss gu: st..oksAnssE,s & src,t Pharmacy
3sIs fR6R stMeoilihoSer y i o ATT Aft Gift Co.
isP ;T sTaGS9auSshs tPasrFsfsSS fSS.rmsc,
isik and Buchanan sts'-AohbeFssFs phaF'
i4th St. and Colorado aye.-oDonnelrs
saos Mount Mount Pleasant st.-Mount Pleasant
aisa California sti.Coiodny Brothers,
EfrSsmsYp " .ss Ssff Ena5s%ailS EnFMassalsy Pharmacy.
5th ana K sts.-doldshssrss dims clerks
M and 0 sts.-7Llneoln, pgus stogs;
5th .. snS R 1ysEJ Srsaeh SpmPioac psa2@no,
Sc. ave. and unshur st.~Petvorth Phai-
is Il: r.sasgsssoJ ..A9pss; F4vssSsss vs.a%s.,
ssSi sherman aye.-shezman Ave. Pharmacy.
1865 Mass, aTeSDupSnt Pharmssey s
kst.b rs SsgIs sRa Il i. .Sa , 4 S':t@ st.-p.rr.
Pharmacy.
is e sse sys 1sSl: s2e'e 'es.snssg
SSle conn, conn, svs,-Hissers Community DRUG
Wisconsin ave- and Mseoms st-Harry c.
4,ai Wisconsin avs,-Morsan Bros ph.r-
TsEems Park, $50 Cedar st-MattinEly
GEoR0ETowN.
sf s M .aosfess ssiMP.sfAh PhiT@sey nISs Pharmacy
Ssf5 St5 WsseebsIn sns ayshasebEs Drug Store
NORTHEAST,
mt.
@ s "a MAJ eIIss' ese sIsMssgfs fTSf b4ss ss%'''' ssoFs
18th ana Nd ave,-Egcketts Pharmacy,
7tb and Nd, ave.--Louis r Bradley.
2Oth and R. / ave.-CollinS Pharmacy,
$500 Jath st,-Hrookiand Pharmacy, Brook
Ith and R. I, ave.-JOhn G, Biggs' Phar-
chesapeake junction. D. C-wishts Phar-
macy.
SOUTHWEST.
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SOUTHEAST.
M M M e; e. sys-epsnqsi!; NI,'.! Drug Store;
M MS E .S. sy'zEssi:si PaAi:sS' nrus
sssh and East Capitol sts.-lineOln Park
Aao4 Minnesota avs.-sloans DRUG Store.
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Evening star., 1932-03-02

IF indeed the gods son., cried the terrified
Mo-sar you will know speak the truth" Then
he related how he had stolen Jane: ITO save her
from Ludon, the high priest, But during the night
she escaped from me- between here and A-lur.
have just sent three canoes full manned to search
for her!" Something in the chiefs tone and manner
assured TarZan that this the truth and that
once again he had braved incalculabe dangers and
lost time futiIey.
Evening star., 1932-03-02

APPAREL-Me women's and chtldreps
and furniture OF all descriptions wanted for
rummage sale Gather up what you have
no further use for. Call Mr. Cohen. 1888 7th
ST NV. Met g184 and 7TA9 Pay cash. o
Evening star., 1932-03-02

E0FD ISSF. DE LUXE SPORT RHAEToN p.es.
real bargain; only sass. on terms: still under
guarantee. Mr.. Roper. Ill 18th St NV.
Evening star., 1932-03-02

Through a doorway strobe Tarzan the Terrible,
The very bodness of his entry had It's effect upon
sne.man stae Where is sheq" She is not here"
said Mo-sar, as he squirmed and hdgeted upon the
roeE-hewn bench that was his throne. DO not lie
to mel" thundered Tarzan. Search the entire city
if YOU wish" replied Mo-sar. You will not find
her" You took her from the palace at A-lur' II
she is not here where, then, is she9" Tarzan de-
ma
Evening star., 1932-03-02

FORD TOWN SEDAN, 1881 = Repossessed;
thoroughly gone. over: equal to new now;
payment balance easy: only S488 Cherner,
Ford dealers VoV ct
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MEAT bUSINEsS In southeast Market Tor
sale, reasonable; have other business inter
eslS ApplV Stand No. l9. at
Evening star., 1932-03-02

FILE CASE, 4-draWer, legal size, with lock
must be in hrst-class condition. State make,
color and price IN reply. Address BOX 375-E,
star once
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Now, under pretext Of honoring the Dor-ul-Otho,
the willy Mo-sar begged Tarzan to accept hospitality
for the night. The ape-man, thinking he might
yet discover her he sought in the Dark City, or
come across some clue, accepted Meanwhile, Mo-
sar consulted with his priests how best to kill the
visitor. You need not fear him, Mo-sar, counselsd
the high priest. Word has come from Lu-don, high
priest of A-lur, that he is an impostor, strange
creature from another country"
Evening star., 1932-03-02

FORD TOWN SEDAN, l93l-Iatest model;
sloping windshield; hardly used; still new IN
ment, balance easy, Cherner, Ford dealers,
Evening star., 1932-03-02
BEFORE SELLING
STOP AND THINK.
PHONE MET. 88l7,
THE LINCOLN CO.,
.and get the best results Furniture an.
uaues, china, bric-a-brac and once furniture
SALE-AUTOMOBILEs.

CHEVROLET 6-CYLINDER COACH, 1875;
recently completely overhauled; paint, tires
and upholstery in hne shape; has the ap-
pearance OF a new car this real bargain
for $3.50 must be seen TO be appreciated
VIII accept S75 cash and small monthly pay
time Col 1913
Evening star., 1932-03-02

MAGAZINE OR NEWsPAPER WORK, expe-
Ilenceo prano-new plcHoSition, Apply sos
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

(CentiHued,l
DFLIcATEssFN BUSINESS, reasonable; cor
neT store living quarters over store; destr-
able location, near school and thestsr; Sell
Ing account OF illness, Col. sllS. 7ol Newton
pl NV,
RooMINd HOUSE, 4 rooms, baths; tbsi;
X NV. National 1880.
pELICATEssEN and luncheonette, OPPOSITE
tive LARGE Govt. hldes; susranteesea 500 asiiy'
MEAT BUSINESS in Southeast Market for
sale, reasonable; hsye other business inter
ests, Apply Stand No, IS. 81
FOR sALE-la new barber chairs, never out
si e.s5s;, sss each plus freight. Address
REsTAuRANT doing $500 vkly, bus, Opp,
large Govt. bldgs Beautifully eaglpped
soda fountain, etc, Owner tnexnerieneed
nnIi,.a must sell WIN sacrifice en- terms Metro
ESTABLISHED RESTAURANT near 18th and
F NV; doing SIS daily, should do double
easy terms bargain, $4,000. Call Nat. saao'
SPS.P.S HogsE .g aust m9asEn soc Si
balance terms; hsFsain, Merry Co.. ssS X
RooMiNo and boaFalnE house-'My; oUts: what
Sv'' lev fSEn'EEs At sf s s0pS
'",s .. $1,000 .,.. siG fSTa aR R''sE00aSSR N s., NV
Ss50-ROOMINd HOUSE, rooms rent, $50.
s400-Rooming house, rooms rent SOY
s6S0-Rooming house. II rooms, baths
allied; good income; good terms,
S750-Rooming house, IL rooms, baths.
81 sl00o-Rooming house, II rooms, oathsi
near 18th and Dol. I'd. your terms
sl2OO-R Rooming house, 10 rooms, J bathsi
"a 2a50-Rooming house, II rooms baths
Beautifully located on 10Th st.
ss60-Lupch, old stand; cheap rent:
IA fat eheAp HOOQ
busInessi real bargain,
ss0o-drocery and eonfect,; rent, S25:
S650-0rocery and rooms; rent, $50 OLD
corner; good business; a bargain.
Ss00-Grocery and rooms rent, $50 old
corner; good stock; a bargain
Evening star., 1932-03-02

Following the winding river, Tarzan finally arrived
at the Dark City Mo-sar having gained his strong
hold before the ape-man. He had just entered his
palace when breathess warrior was ushered into
his presence. The Dor-u-Otho has come To Tu-
lur demanding to see you at once" cried the man.
The son Of the god" exclaimed Mo-sar. THAT Is
the message he sent" replied the warrior. Indeed
nc must be, for human being would dare thus to
come acroe to q strange city,
Evening star., 1932-03-02
PERSONAL.
Continued


INTERIOR CARPENTER WORK, upholstteer-
recommended Columbia 0225
MISS FLOODS PRIVATE KINDERGARTEN
and School of Dancing, 1922 Mass. ave, NV,
for children 8 and over; hours s:s0 to $40,
IS week.
pREasMAKER, FIRST CLASS FINISH; PER-
icy r. assured Yoy altering rem9dellRs i9ms- ne
classes OF patients in her modern home; $50
per month and UP, Cleveland s547, s.
LADY AND SON WISH TO SHARE COM
Portable apartment with two adults 4007
Conn, ave clev. fs4i Call evenings 4
YOUNG WOMAN TO SHARE EXCEPTIONAL
apt furnishing own bed-Sitting roomi rent,
s42,50. Dec. a67li mgr, Dec, 06hs q
REDQCING--7 TREATMENTS, s5i CABINET
Turkish baths, needle shower, dia LheTWy
baking results assured. North 6aOs 1913 N
FOR AGED AND iNVALIps-LoVELY, SUN
shiny rooms care and diet In nurses own
attractive home; rates reasonable best ref
eFenees. 1882 Calvert ST. NV
SUNSHINE NURSING HOME = BRIGHT,
Diet RET. Address BOX sad-E, Star office. .
REFINED CHILDREN, GIVEN REsT
motheE's care Reasonable, Greenwood 24s1
OWNERS OF HosAE
home, Ay 2e 9eu Of may work frhsh IT, be
tETaet ioT i; Your sATfsFhoTioNis MY
SATISFACTION. Let's talk II over. Address
Box s64-E, Star once a.
MAPLEWOOD SANITARIUM
invaiids. Lovely, comfortable home Grsdu-
ate nurses and house physician In attend
sncs Silver Spring 722 Shepherd s54s,
Evening star., 1932-03-02
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

&UPHERS EXCHANGE has Al cooks, maids,
AouseWofkefsi by day, week, month; ref, in-
Sssussted Decatur 1881. 1887 iitk Nv.
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HELP-MEN.

BOY with, car to travel with salesman;
vases y day, be mile. ali 7th st. s.w.
BOY Ig7, 20 clerk in sFocsry store Apply i0l
Evening star., 1932-03-02

DRLIcATRssEN BUSINESS. reasonable cor
neT store; living quarters over store; deslr-
able location, near school and theater. Sell
Ing account OF illness. COL sllS. 7ol Newton
Evening star., 1932-03-02

--' -' 49, "" - '''
COW MANURE, we'll rotted 81 per hundred
pound sack, six sacks, s.; ton, SO, deliv-
thsida. Nd. Phone Cley. l2l6-J. S
Evening star., 1932-03-02

FORD 1880 TUDOR in very good condition
throughout; S2S5. Donohoe Chevrolet, 1870
NJ st NV. Dec. $500. Open Sundays and
evenings. Terms and trade.
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FORD STANDARD COUPE, latest 1880; dark
blue, special red stripe and wheels; party
could not pay, we must now sacrifice, S295,
on terms through legal dept. Mr.. Roper,
Decat4r 02l6. III lath ST n W.
Evening star., 1932-03-02
Bows 10 Work Saturd,I--
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN
WANTED-SALESMEN

TUTOR wanted resdins and writing for
Foreign man. in Bethesda State hourly
ran for two lessons per week. Address Box
Evening star., 1932-03-02

FORD 1880 SPORT ROADSTERi all new
tires rumble seat: many extras, high-speed
transmission real bargain, only S2o5, on
terms, Mr. Roper I'LL 18th At NV
Evening star., 1932-03-02

SPECIALITY MEN. high class, well recon-
mended. acquainted with locel grocery trade:
right men may secure drawing fpainst lib
eral commission. Call IN person. Hotel Will
lard. Room Tl3, ThurEdRy morning between
and ~. Mr.. Kear Don't phone
SUBDIVISION SA1ESMEN (s). experienced;
efforts backed by compTehenslyc advertising
campaign. State qualifications fully. Ad-
dress Box 363-E. Star Office
Evening star., 1932-03-02

FORD DE LUKE SPORT ROADSTER latest
1881, royalty series; China cream, walnut
trim; used only few months; owner sent
abroad; sacrifice, 1915, on terms. Remem-
ner' car sun under guarantee. Mr.. Roper,
Dec. 02l6. I'LL 18th st NV
Evening star., 1932-03-02

FORD 1879 SPORT COUPE; runs and looks
good sell Tor storage, Sl39. on terms. Mr..
Roper. I'LL 18th St, NV
Evening star., 1932-03-02
sITUArIoN-MEN.

xopF S NAs esn 80 pe as sn e''Tis Fss TSsf es
vehicle Of any typs' Pair typist and has
of Wsr or sS
week, impeccahle references. Address Bon
SITE, Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1932-03-02

FURNITURE-We advertise 10 pay more for
furniture, household effects. once furniture
and stocks of merchandise, and live up TO
IT,. Phone us and be convinced. The LIN
colin Co Mntrnnnlltan APlI
Evening star., 1932-03-02

FORD 1929 SPORT COUPE; new paint. mo-
tor reconditioned only sl95. Donohoe Chew
rolet, 1920 M ST. NV. Dec. $500 Open Sun
Evening star., 1932-03-02

BIG PRICES PAID-Do not be misled The
Lincoln Co. has no connection with any
hrm IN the business. Phone Metropolitan
86l7. We will pay the highest cash prices
for ANYTHING Of value
Evening star., 1932-03-02

FORD 1880 TUDOR SEDAN; original nash
green; best condition throughout. We think
IT best buy in town, only S2s5, on terms.
and worth it. Mr.. Roper, I'LL 18th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1932-03-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ANTIQUES, al kinds. and modern furniture.
We will pay the highest market prices for
rare and desirable furniture. Call the Lin
coin Co. Metropolitan 36l7. The Arm that
buys everything OF value.
APPAREL-Wiu buy anything suitable for
rummaEe sa!e-ShoeS. hats. dresses, chill
arens cOlthinE' also miscellaneous household
articles C. N. Winger, phone Decatur 1910.
a.
Evening star., 1932-03-02

BOOMING HOUSE, IA rooms, baths:
h,-w,h.; rent, $50; downtown location, 1904
Evening star., 1932-03-02

CLOTHING, mems, Womens, children's
clothes, shoes, evening gowns, etc, bought.
Phone Mrs. Freeman. Adams 4848, before
Evening star., 1932-03-02

D1s1NFEcTANT sALEsMAN, TO sell institu-
tng. Excellent opportunity for permanent
connection to riRht party. Drawing account
ana commisseDn 10 start. Address Box 348-E,
Evening star., 1932-03-02
DOGS. PETS. ETC.
POULTRY AND EGGS.
FARM AND GARDEN.

dHAFD NI9HNNAJEANs
VIRGIN TOP SOIL COW manure wis. zis5.
Evening star., 1932-03-02

DICTIONARY, Webster or Funk & Wagnals,
unabridged, in one volume; must be IN first
class condition, Give price in reply. Ad-
dress Box 374-E. Star Office. q
Evening star., 1932-03-02

and luncheonette, obposlte
two large Govt, hldes.; guaranteed 500 dallyi
farms can be Arranged. Nat. 92ab.
Evening star., 1932-03-02
LADIES
HELP-DOMESTIC.

GENERAL HousEWoRKER, age 50 or 20,
colored: good home in small family: stay
nights; $25 month Call Clev. 1914.
GENERAL MAID colored. age 2O-35, cooking
for one; laundry out; ref: stay nights; 30
week No triders. North 6206,
WHITE, for general housework; good home
for one who appreciates it. 1870 Massachu-
settA ave. NV.
Evening star., 1932-12-14
Old Weather Vane Stolen.

After advising the people Of Senlis,
France. the way the wind was blowing
for several centuries. the copper cock
erel weather-yane which adorned the
spire of Senlis Cathedral has been
stolen. The rooster" which weighs
Workrlen have been repairing the ca
-thedral, and 1t is thought thieves took
advantage Of the opportunity to make
their daring haul.
Evening star., 1932-12-14
New Zealand Gold Rush Grows.

Prospectors continue to pour into the
new camp on the Kawarau River, in
New Zealand, which was started fol-
lowing the finding Of what Is declared
to be the richest a1luyial gold field
found In many years. Claims are be-
ing established, and more than five
miles Of the river frontage In Central
Otago have been pegged out. The
strike was made by two unemployed
miners
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-07-02
The Women Score

The men who wrote the Democratic platform in
Chicago did good job. But in their desire to boil
1t down they forgot to mention an important group
the children. Had the omission concerned only a
sentimental reference to the young it would not
have mattered.
But it happens there is something concrete the
Democrats can do for children, particularly the
handicapped and the poor This is to save from
encroaching Hoover bureaucracy the United statesl
children's bureau.
So the women got busy. A call went out to the
women of all delegations to meet at the League of
Women Voters headquarters and plan floor battle
When Mrs. Caroline ODay of New York offered her
resolution pledging the party to continued
sponsbility of government for human welfare,
pecally for the protection Of children" they were
ready
One amendment after another to the resolutions
committee platform moved down by the
vention, the minority prohibition plank, Governor
Murray's bonus McAdoo's' bank proposal and the
rest. The childrens plank was the single amend
ment accepted.
In pledgng the party to this plank, the women
have demonstrated the power of in politics
at its best.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-07-02
Roosevelt

This newspapers opinion of Franklin D..
Roosevelt as public official has been stated
frequently. He now is the Democratic nom
inee.
Our opinion stands. Yet we hope with
the utmost sincerity that the future conduct
OF Mr.. Roosevelt himself, as Governor and
as presidential candidate, will give us cause
to revise that opinion. That depends on Mr.
Roosevelt
His greatest asset, as the presidential
campaign begins, is the platform his party
has given him. 1t has lifted the nation with
a new hope. Unlike the evasive Republican
platform, it is forward-loobing, clear, and
fortnight
These qualities, so mportant-though so
rare in normal times, and so desperately
needed in these times-are essential, not
only in platform but in candidate, if our
country is to-be led forth from its season
of distress.
1t is therefore our earnest prayer that
Franklin D, Roosevelt may rise to the crisis
into which he, as nominee of his party,
enters
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-07-02
To Keep a Promise

The Democrats, in their platform, again pledge
their party to Philippine independence
This action is no mere gesture now. For there is
measure the Hawes-Cutting BILL hanging fire in
the senate. 1t is on the calendar and its authors
claim 70 senators are ready to vote for it. A COM
panon measure, the Hare BILL has passed the house
overwhelmingly.
The Hawes-Cutting bill is conservative enough. It
Wthholds plebiscte for upward of twenty years
while the islanders gradually develop economic free
oom through dominion status. At the end of that
PERIOD they may or may not vote themselves free
Filipino leaders are supporting the Halves Cutting
DILL American labor wants it. local interests eaper n
De protected against insular imports, want it.
Inc Overwhelming majority of Americans who
oeneVe the nation should keep its word, want it.
Action OF the Democrats in Chicago should splr
congress TO pass this legislation before adjournment
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-07-02
DAILY HEALTH SERVICE
VICE--
Cathartics May Kill in Appendicitis

stomach and abdomen is largely
responsible.
1t is agreed by most competent
physicians and surgeons that i'm
mediate operation in an acute ap-
pendicitis is necessary if lives are
to be saved.
If the operation is done within
the first twenty-four to thirty-six
hours after the symptoms appear.
the death rate is low.
If the operation is done seventy
two hours later, the mortality is,
increased. If it is done ninety-six
hours later, the mortality is exceed
ingly high.
In a recent review of this sub
ject, DR.. G. F. Dixon analysed re-
ports of 5,523 cases operated on over
a period of five years.
Every patient who died had one
or more cathartics before any at
tempt was made to make a scientific
diagnosis of the cause of his symp-
toms.
Doctors learn early in their career
the characteristic symptoms of
appendicitis. These symptoms in
clude pain in the abdomen, par
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-07-02

ticularly in the right lower quarter,
tenderness over the abdomen, and
rigidity of the muscles of the
abdomen when any attempt is made
to press on the tender point.
In some 60 to 70 per cent of all
the cases, there also IS extreme
nausea. In most cases tine number
Of leukocytes is increased in the
blood, as can be determined by any
physician with simple blood count.
1t is not we'll to count on too high
fever, because the temperature
may not rise to an exceedingly high
point.
The fever will fall should the ap-
pendiX rupture, only to rise again, of
course, when peritonitis sets in.
With the onset of pain, tender
ness, rigidity, and with inability to
find any definite cause for the pain,
the average person will do we'll to
consult his physician Immediately.
Drastic cathartics never should
be taken except under medical adj
vice. Laxatives should be taken
only when the cause of the alb
dominal distress is quite definitely
related to dietary indiScretions or
chronic failure of the bowel to act.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-07-02

CHICAGO, July 2.-What day is
" this and where am 1?
Please pardon the confusion. Prob
ably we never should have taken
that last ballot. But can explain
everything. I was sitting up with
sick convention. Yesterday, L
think it was, or maybe tomorrow
morning. I wonder what they put
in that last ballot.
And never before have 1 had
greater need for clear head. l
want to tell you all how love came
to me at the Democratic national
convention. We have taken a little
cottage on the banks of the two
thirds rule, where every prospect
pleases and only man is vile.
The "We" refers to me and
Prudence Ginsburgh, the from
bone player in the Oklahoma lady
Kilties band. 1t might be just as
we'll to begin at the beginning,
although that takes us all the way
back to the nominating speech for
William H. Murray.
He just had been named and the
d demonstration in his favor was on.
1 wouldn't predict about one, but
I'll bet you could have heard two
pins drop. And then into the hall
blared Prudence and the Oklahoma
Lady Kilties band.
At first it was the idlest of i'm
pulses. Just youth and o'clock in
the morning and a fellow who had
gone through the experience of
having three TASKS shot from
under him. In other words, I de-
cided to join the William H. Muir
ray parade and to enlist for the
duration of the demonstration.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-07-02
Greek Schools

THE three R'S-reading, writing,
Il and arithmetic-and music were
taught in the Greek schools. The
implements used bear a resemblance
to our own, Professor Klein says.
"On a wooden writing table with
iron handle is written in ink Pro-
lessor Klein points out, "a reading
exercise from the first book of the
Had.
"A phonetic chart on a fragment
of pottery has all the letters in
column combined with each of the
novels in turn.
Wax tables generally were made
as are our states, with a thin coat
ing of wax over the central part.
The characters were scratched in
this surface by means of a stylus,
an instrument pointed at one end
and fiat at the other, so as to en-
able the writer to correct errors by
spreading the wax again.
On one tablet appear some null
duplication tables including the twos
and three through times TO-.
Although it generally is stated
that girls did not attend school.
and while literature offers us
numerous references to the train
ing of girls in the domestic arts
and very few concerning school
work, archaeology provides illustra-
tons of girls reading, writing and
going to school, while we look in
vain for domestic education.
AN inscription from Teos records
the fact that provision was made
for three teachers to give instruc-
ton to the girls there as we'll as
to the boys"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-07-02
Coercion Has Failed

OUCH action would not interfere
~ with the rights and wishes Of
dry states, while it would recog-
nize those of wet states.
Let us not be liars and hypo-
critics any longer. Let us admit
that we have been trying to coerce
wet states and that we have failed.
If notification, open, known and
winked at by the authorities, is to
be taken as an index, most of the
states are wet.
The places are few and far be-
tween in this country where people
can't Stake a thirst, even for strong
er stuff than beer.
The situation would be a joke if it
were not undermining respect for
law and honesty in government.
That is really what scared us.