davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-12
Borah odsuzuje vybfrani pre-
sidentskeho kandidata re Gle
nj neivYssfho soudu.

Senator William E. Borah,
republican z Idaho v pf1pise u
veTejnenem v New York He
raid Tribune, v pondel1 vedl
prudky 1tok ma ty, ktef1 chtej1
dociliti toho, ably kandidat pre-
sidentskeho 1Tadu vybran byl
re sboru soudcG Nejvyss1ho
soudu.
Napad tento characteristic
jake "n1zkou politickou strate-
gil, jez by snazila Sc znovu-
vzbudovati vyhlfdky strany po-
dezrelymi manevry temi."
Senator lituje, re dive jmena
soudcG Nejvysslho soudu jiz We
spojenf S tahem tim uvedena
byla veTejnosti, c1mz die 1sud-
ku senatorova, oba tito soudco-
We pred vefejnost1 ponfzeni
jsou, kdyz vzpomeneme re
soudcov6 Nejvyssfho soudu W.
vyseni byti mali v konanf po-
vinnostf svych mad politicke
boje.
Tim ovsem, senator odsuzuje
dale, nenf jeste vse. Tento tab
V sobe ma uschovany tajny
plan ponoukajfcf vsechny soud
&c Nejvyssfho soudu kdyz ma
il rozhodovati O konstitucnim
zakonu, ably ma pameti NELL, Re
odmena nemine takove soudce,
kterf by V jistych zajmech roz-
hodovali die pTanf jistych vliv6
"Nikdy nebyla konstituce
hrubeji slapana behem tax Eva
ne rekonstrukcn1 periody," p1.
Sc trpce Borah. "Kdykoliv
soud pronesl ma nektere otaz.
ky a tyto prohlasil prot 1stav.
mimi, napadan byl trpce.
Smutny rekord kongresu a 2
vets1 cast verejneho tisku V Il.
tocfch ma soud stav1 pred oc:
smutny rekord v politicke his.
tori Spojenych StatG.
Jsou RUNE cesty, jak souc
zatahnouti do politiky. Jednou
cestou jest d1vati Sc nan jake
zdroj pro politikarske kandi
daty. A pTec We vsech velikycl
kris1ch historic naseho naroda
ukazano bylo zrejme, re souc
povysen byti ma mad politickt
strany, pokud to moznym."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-12
PasterIGv prvnf pacient ucasten
osIavy dobrodince lidstva.

Pred pGl stolet1m matka v
Elsasku skoro zoufaj1c 81 mad
svym synem pokousanym vzte-
klym psem, sv6Tila tohoto po-
smivanemu tehdy chudemu Pa
Tfzskemu chemikovi, Louis Pa
steur. We strachu, re syn Cd
souzen tax jake tax hrozne
smrti, zadala O pomoc Pasteu-
ra.
V patek syn tento, Joseph
Meister, SO rokd starry pomoc-
mix Pasteura V 1stavu, stall We
sboru ucencG Pasteurova 1sta-
WI, jenz byl prvni osobou ma
sv6te, sv6TenOu ockovan1.
Joseph Meister byl tehdy 9
a p1l rokG star. Ku lecen1 kU
Pasteurovi pTiveden byl 6. Ger
vence 1885.
Pokousan byl vzteklym psem
V Meissengott, vesnici to V Ell
sasku. LekaTi nemohli pro ne
no mic uciniti. Matka Sc roz-
hOdla pro pomoc u Pasteura.
Rekli il, re Pasteura snadnc
najde V Par1zi, ponevac tam sc
mu kazdy sm6je. Jake chemik.
nesm6l P~asteur uvad6ti theori.
svoji V praksi. Serum pro tC
vstrfknuto bylo do hocha die
Pasteurova veden1 lekafem.
Grancher.
We trech tydnech hoch byl
1plne zdrav, prvn1 to z tech
milionG a milionG, kteTf uzili
uz1vaj1 a uzfvati budou dobro.
DIM ockovan1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-12
% zivoty ztraceny v N. Y.
povodnfch.

PrGtrze mracen a vznikle z
mich povodne We statu New
Yorskem zavinily ztraty zivot6
% osob. Osm osob postradano
bylo V pond6lf. skody ma ma
jetku cin1 vice neil $40, OOO,-
900.
Stat a vlada zahajily lined
kroky, ably pr1stFesi a pomoc
pOskytnuty byly tis1cGm zbave-
nym techto povodn1.
Narodn1 garda poslana byla
do Elminy a Hornell, kdyz do
Sly zpravy, re tam a v Painted
Port vylupovany byly domy.
V pondelf vody pocaly opa-
davati. Povodn1 zvlaste stfze-
ma byla tri m6sta: Hornell,
Bath a Johannesburg v JIM
strednf cast statu, jez st1zena
byla nejhGfe. V Hornell, k. pr.
ma 10000 osob pozadalo O po-
traviny a oblek. Vodnf veden1
V mnohych castech poborena
byla. V pravde kazdy sklep
zatopen, elektricka a plynaren
ska zaT1zen1 znicena. z letnf-
no tabora zachran6no bylo Sc
dftek.
Mesto Bath odTfznuto bylo
ode vseho spojen1. z buss1 a
automobile ma silnic1ch zachra
memo rs osob.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-12
Zranen pri pomahani byku.

Farmar Bert Summers u Che
ney We statu Washington divi
Sc nynf, zdali Sc vyplacf byti
milosrdnym vGci dobytku.
Kdyz videl v 1tery, re mou-
chami trapen jest byk, pocal
mouchy zahaneti strikanfm
prasku proti moucham. Byk Sc
rozlobil a farmaTi zlomil dive
Zebra.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-12
Zajimave zpravy ohledne
sladu.

The Blue Ribbon Malt Elk
tract kampan ktera zahajena
byla minuly mes1c pc cele re
mi, dokazala 1plny prospect
We vsech d1lech teto vlasti. Mno
no lidi bylo toho nahledu kdyz
prohibice zrusena, re i tento
obchod zanikne. Toto vsak Sc
osvedcilo re tomu tax nen1, ny
brz re vyhlaseny slad Blue
Ribbon Malt jest pouz1van stej
ne mezi lidem jake drive. Ne
kterf vsak davajf pTednost to-
muto druhu sladu, Blue Ribbon
Malt pro jeho dobrou vlast-
most,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-12
Nestoji o americkou modu.

Soudce We Varsave, Polsko,
odsoudil Leontine Koslowaka,
|27 rokG starou porodn1 babu,
ma 3 a pGl roku do vezen1, re
unesla 4leteho hocha, syna tru-
hlafova a drzela jej u sebe
"ponevac chtela nekomu byti
matkou."
Soudce odeprel uvaziti Okol-
nosti a zaveden1 "americke
mody" do Polska a zenu pT1sne
potrestal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-12
Nechce ma rakvi m1ti:
"Odpociva."

V Pueblo, Kalifornie, neza-
mestnany muz Easel 81 do OBJ
chodu s rakvemi. UzTel tam
drahou rakev a ma nj tabulku S
napisem: cat rest.
Obratil Sc ma pohrobnlka Sc
slovy: "Neopovazujte Sc dat
takovou tabulku S takovym ma
pisem ma moi rakev. Byl jsem
bez prace jiz tax dlouho. Cd
pocinuty jsem skrz ma skrz."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-12

Marvin Gehrke a Joseph
Kielar, IA rokG start skolaci v
Chicago, "pro spas" zapalili
skolu, z n1z vysli v cervnu. Sko-
da' obnasf ma $4,000.
Kdyz odvadeni byli do det-
ske polepsovny, Marvin Sc ia
zal: "Vyjdeme ven zaT1?
Rad bych Sci do vysS1 skoly."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-12
Z New Yorku.
Gerardo MagaZZero,

GerardO MagazZefO, 23lety
byvaly trestanec, byl v New
Yorku Z~astfelen gangstery V
bitve, V nfz byli poraneni diva
chodci pc ulici, jeden z mich
dvanactilety chlapec. Magaz-
zero stall pred jistou pivnici,
kdyz nahle bylo ma neho vypa-
leno osm ran. Dive jej trefily
do prsou a zabily skoro ma mi
ste. Diva Tide, podezrel1 z te-
to strelby, byli zatceni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-12
Odjezd dcery presidenta.

z New Yorku odjela lodi
"Berengaria" p1. Olga Masary-
Observation-Disclosures, chot swear
skeho lekare do Evropy. Mes
skala zde ma zaprenou, hlavne
v KalifOrnii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-12
Kradez masIa.

Ctyri lupici pTepadli A. Co.
lutha, ktery veil truck naloze-
ny $1,000 librami masla ce-
ne $4,000 v Chicago. S true
KEN ujeli a "a hodinu jej pusti-
Ii ma vzdalene ulici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-12
Ctvrty vojak sebevrahem.

Sergeant Russell D. Reeder,
80 rok1 starry z Albert Lea,
Minnesota, zastTelil Sc v patek
v kuchyni kasaren Fort Clay
ton. Jest ctvrtym americkym
vojakem, jenz tam 6 posled-
Mich tydnech skoncil sebevraz-
dOu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-12
Senator Long nazyva presiden-
ia "lharem a fakirem."

ia AAA0A Gil q AdhAA Gil"
Novy vybuch vyrazil v 1tery
re s~enatora Huey P. Long V
New Orleans, jenz namffil
hlavn1 s1lu zaloby a vinil pre-
sidenta, re je Char a fakir,
kdyz recnil O pensijnf pTedlo-
re pro sestarle.
ma 100000 osob We statu
Louisiana je opravn6nych ma
pensi. Louisiana dostati ma
ieden million dolarG ku 1celu
tomu, coz znamena, re statn1
pensiste by dostavaIi pc $3.50
rocn6, Gill meme neil jeden
cent denne.
To je vse, CO Franklin Della
no Roosevelt posfla YAM SEM.
Franklin Roosevelt je Thar a
fakir. A nynf at mne obzalujf
proto. Dokazi mu, re je Thar"
Hneval Sc dale slovy:
"President prohlasil Sc proti
uzfvanf pomocnych fond1 pro
politikarsk6 1cely a my rozho-
dli Sc veriti jemu. Ale ia ne
vefil bych mu ma pT1sahu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-12

We WILDER, Nebraska, Jo-
SET F. Wanek, zastrelil Sc v do
move SVEN ranou do srdce.
Narodil Sc 10. 1nora 1868 v
Kardasove Recici v Cechach.
C1tal IL let.
Anton Jedlicka, 22lety, z
Omahy, jenz 81 odsluhuje 10
let v ~polepsovne We spojenf Sc
zab1tlm r. 1881, policisty
James Sullivana v Omaze, Sc
uchazl O omilostnenf.
Sullivan byl zastrelen 4. dub
ma 1881, kdyz Sc ukryl v "a
chodku gasolinov6 STANCE ma
Parker a 13. ul., ably tam cekal
ma ohlaSeny mu a pTipravova-
ny prepaid. Jedlicka Sc pri-
znal, re zajel s automobilem
ku stanici Sc sym bratrem Ed
warden Jedlickou, a kamara-
dem William Griffithsem, KITE
RI Sc oba PRIMAL ma obvineni z
vrazdy, a dostalo Sc jim trestu
uOZIVOCnlnO VeZonl.
Anton Jedlicka pozdeji udal
pollcii, re jeho bratr a Griffith
NELL prepaid V 1myslu a on je
od toho z%razoval; a re kdyz
pax slysel ~vystTely, cd stanice
uJel jak rychle mohl. Jednfm
z muzG, kteTf Sc "a propustenf
Antona ~pfimlouvaj1 je Eugene
D. O'Sullivan, celny pravnik z
Omahy, a byvaly kandidat ma
guvernera, ktery prohlasil, re
mysll, re mlad1k, ktery byl V
dobe %zlocinu 19lety, byl jiz do
sti potrestan.
= Frank Mach z Chicago a
Edgertonu, Wis, utonul V Tece
Rock u Edgerton, Wisconsin.
Mel V kapsach $3.50, V ban
kovkach RUNE denominace.
Easel pr1lis daleko do feky
Rock, nedaleko jezu Indian
) Fort, We snaze rozmotati Sn1ru
udice, jej1z haGek Sc zachytil
V kamen1. Sklouzl, a prudkJ
proud die vseho jej strhl do
hlubiny.
= Dive chicagske dfvky, jed
ma ceskeho a druha nemecke-
no puvodu, uhorely Ia auto
mobiloveho nestest1 ma silnici
u Whitewater We Wisconsin,,
kdyz viz Palmera Daugse,
l wisconsinskeho statniho repu-
: blikanskeho poslance z okresu
: Jefferson, sjel S cesty, sedm-
KRAFT Sc pFevratil a prom6nil Sc
V hoT1c1 hranici. ODE dfvky
( sedely V autu S recenym poslan-
Gem, kdyz Sc nest6stf pfihodilo
: a nemohly byti nijak vyprost6-
ny z hoT1c1 pasti. Jednou z d.
vek byla ceska Marenka Cal
/ thamlova. Druhou byla Betty
Ritter, dcera nemecke rodiny.
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Deaths Among Indiana Residents

Daughters. Mrs Lena May and Mrs. Edna
Anderson; sisters, Mrs Alice Hickman,
Mrs. Della Daily and Mrs. Fartha Mali
cote; brothers. Millard and James Lind
sey; half-brother. Joe.
BUNKER HILL-Miss Blanche Endsley.
80 Survivors. Mother; brothers, Abel and
Roy Endsley
ALExANDRIA-Mrs Virginia Miller. IS
Survivor: Brother, william Liggett. Burial
Middletown.
PERkINsy VILE Elmer she shsttsrly g
Frank. Clifford Berhe and Everett shet-
terly; brother, Charles Shetterly.
ELWOOD-Mrs Cynthia Decker Dwig-
gins, 81. Survivors: Son, James; daughter
- William Riiey Miller. 80. Survivors:
Widoy., Margssret; daughters, Mrs. Blanche
ence. Charles and Harry Miller: brothers
Charles. Clint and Edward Miller
GREENSBURG-Fran Ctile % Sur
vivors: Father, George; nine brothers and
Mrs Amanda Catherine Lynch, 7s Sur
vivors Sons, Foss and Carl Drake.
sULLIvAN-Edward Reynolds. So. Sur
vivors Daughters. Mrs. Myrtle Brown,
Mrs. Bessie Askins. Mrs. Ruby Garrison,
Ernest Reynolds.
NORTH MANCHESTER-Win Jennings
81 Survivors: Widow, Pearl jerks; daugh-
ters Mrs Eldon Spouder, Helen Jennings
son. william sisters. MISS Ella Jennings
and Mrs. Lura Warlick.
wABAsH-Mrs. Hanna Baker 10. Sur
vivors: Sons. Carney, Matt and Luke;
daughters Mrs. Leonard Ebbinhouse and
Mrs. Herman schtpper
ELwooD-william Riley Miller. SO. Sur
vivors: Daughters, Mrs. Blanche Benefiel
Claude I i and Harry Filler; BROTHERS, Gin
ton. Edward and Charles Miller.
FRANKToN-Evin W. Hosier, 65 Sur
Mrs. Ollie Remington and Mrs. Roa
Knots; brothers, David, Fred and Jacob
Hoser.
ELKHART-David Domer. II. Survivors:
daughter, Mrs. Eva Macpherson; sister, Mrs.
Sons, Fred, Edward and Glennie; sister.
PLYMOUTH-Mrs Mary Prosser, 80.
survivors, Daughters, ", Mrs Margaret
R. D. Duggan and Miss Virginia Meyer;
sisters, Mrs. william Holland; brothers,
Frank and James Hanley.
Widow, Mary daughter, Miss Mary Jane
Pharo: sisters Mrs Annie E. Woods and
Mrs. George Proctor
Skinner; son, E l. skinner; sister, Mrs,
Mary Meyer; brother Mahlon Skinner
MISS LeOta brewer, "a. SURVIVORS, Par-
ents. Mr. and Mrs Howard Eiewer;
brother. Veryl; sister, Mrs. Berwyn Sellers.
DARLINGToN-Mr Iva, Clawson. Tay-
So; sens, ode: Clifford, Harry, Floyd and
Rowings and Miss Opal Taylor; brothers,
Charles, Richard, Pete and Harry Claw
SON
THORNToWN-Mr Clara Mae Gran
ford Roark, n. Survivors: Whoever,
James. parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Crawford; brother Walter Crawford.
BLUFFTON-william G. Spade, 6s.
Survivors: Widow. Ella Mosure daughters.
Mrs Floyd Mock. Mrs Frank Hubner and
Mrs, Simon Emit sons Floyd and Glenn
Spade; sisters, Mrs. Clara Seigman Mrs.
Alice Howard, Mrs; Cora GOOD. Mrs, Jennie
Swergart, Mrs. Hattie Wolf and Mrs.
Matte Moore; brothers. Frank, Charles
and James Spade.
ELWOQD-Samuel Thomas Hobbs, 10.
Survivors, Widow Mary Myerly, daughter,
Mrs. oma Earting; son. Jesse o. HOBBS;
Mrs. Eliza Green Gustin. 80. Survivors:
Daughters, Mrs. Mary VIM. Mrs. Donald
Hon and Mrs. Genevieve Hawkins; sons,
William and Fred Green.
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CARDUI DURING
MIDDLE LIFE

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change of life, Mrs. Susan Price,
Of Hallsboro, N c., was very weak
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didn't have ar appetite. I was SO
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FREDERICK A. DOLL
RITES ON THURSDAY
Services for Knights of
Columbus Home Manager.

Services for Frederick A. Doll,
manager of the Knights of Column
bus Home, 1905 N. Delaware-s are
to be held at 9 Thursday in the
Little Flower Roman Catholic
Church. Burial is to be in Holy
Cross Cemetery.
Mr. Doll died last night in his
home, 726 N. Riley-av. after a short
illness. He was born IS years ago in
Batesville and was a member of the
knights of Columbus, Holy Name
Society and Little Flower Church.
Surviving him are the widow. Mrs.
Elizabeth Schilling Doll: two daugh-
tiers, Miss Margaret Doll and Mrs.
Homer Reigner. and son, Joseph
Doll, all of indianapolis; a brother
George Doll BateSville. a sister.
Mrs. Bernadette Cook. Corning. N
Y, and a granddaughter. Joanna
Doll.
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Survivors: Parents Lue ". and Margaret
Purdy brothers. Fred Lloyd and Edward;
sisters. Mrs. Elizabeth Koterowski. Mrs.
agnes HERNIA nowskl, Mrs. CLIFFORD Carver
and Miss Isabelle Purdy.
ANDERsoN-Mrs. Walter Cartwright. As
Surylyors. Widower, step-son, Robert
wILKISsoN-Mrs Elizabeth Boots %
Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Bessie Russell
two step-sons.
SPRINGP9RLmMrs- Helen Brewer, p. II
Everett Nelson. Mrs. Lois Frazier and
Miss Julia Jefferson; brother. Paul JF.
HoPE-John W Hall. 81 Survivors:
Daughters. Mrs. Louis Geilker Mrs. Lille
Taylor and Mrs. Eva Hubbard; sons
WILLOW BRANCH = Mrs. Elizabeth
dsgshterc ssrsh: gTande;;daaghtsrt. Ms.
ton and Mrs. Anna Beal.
MARION-Vaughn Quay Trostel 40.
Survivors. Widow. Minnie; son. Bobb,e
daughter. Betty Jean sisters. Mrs. Florence
Alters ana mrs A Sarah a5d HAqshP
/ Trostel
BATEsvILLE- Mrs. J. Q Elder. 50
Mrs. H. C. Garfield.
vINCENNEs-E. M. Determann. rs.
PLYMOUT H-H. Morrison, 81.
wATERLoO-Mrs. Harry Schuster %.
EvANSvILLE-Walter W Weaver IA.
Survivors; Sons. Ollie. Walter and Willard;
widow Mary Alice: daughter, Mrs. Charles
Crofts; brother Walter Weaver.
Charles William Hildebrand, "a. Sur
katherine Brown and Mrs. James A. Lit
tlepage. sons. Charles and william.
L. J. Roach, So. Survivor; Son, James l..
Mrs Katherin. Winstead AZ Survivors.
Daughter, Mrs. Eva Mae Padvett; widower,
william: daughters, Mrs, Anna James and
Mrs. Elizabeth Reese; sons, william and
Mrs. lydia Richter. 80. Survivors:
Widower, Edward; daughter, Mrs. Nadine
Johnson; mother: Mrs: Elizabeth Hagen
Mrs. Levi Bunk.
RICHMOND-James NJ. Lehman; Sur
HUNTINGToN-Mrs Elizabeth B. Nc
Clelland. "a; Survivors: Daughter, Miss
Myra McC1elland, three sons.
ANGOLA-william Bennington, "A. Sur
yivors Widow; three children.
AUBURN-Charles Kaister, SO. Survivor:
Widow
FORT wAYNE-Joseph H. Pommer IS.
Suryiyors Widow. Eta; son. frank;
D Sa1f6 Rowan Rowan! SIS.
Won L. HoopenG9rdbe g. s1TyOrS
brothers, Harry and Clayton Hoopen
Eden simonton, 80 Survivors: Mother
Mrs. Amelia Simonton; sisters, Mrs; An
thony Allgeier, Misses Helen ard Grace
Simonton, Mrs. Stephen CordeS; brother
Mrs, Olga F, Mohr, So Survivors:
Whoever Raymond daughter, Miss Esther
Mohr; son, Thomas; father, August Brand
berger: sisters. Mrs Viola Hoffman. Misses
Sophia and Meta Brandberger; brother,
Arthur Brandberger
Chester Aster 81.
SHELBYVILLE-Mr EVELYN Martin Hew-
lit, AZ. Survivors: WidoWer, Ralph sis
ters, Mrs Cora Eick Mrs. Lora Albion and
Mrs. Jesse Lee; brothers. Earl and Milton
Martin.
ANDERSON Perry. 80 Sur
vivors: Widow, Mae; parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Perry brothers, Frank. Runa and
Lawrence Perry; sisters Mrs. Stella
Richardson and Mrs. Bernice Sample.
KOKOMO-M Mrs. Mary Ann Brubaker, 73
Survivors: Sons, Willard NJ. and DR.. E.
H. Brubaker: daughter, Mrs. Viola F.
Grider: sisters, Mrs Lavina Shafer and
Miss Lydia Shively; brother, Elias Shively
Mrs IOdamP Flick Survivors.
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MOTHER AND 5,
UNAFRAID, SEE
FATHER JAILED
'We'II Get Along Cries
Woman, Who Adds She'll
I Welcome Him Back

SIX members OF the McAlhanev
family today are CHARTERED in a
house 10 feet wide and i feet long
that has been their home for the
last IA years. Mr.. McAlhaney, ia
ther and husband, is in the Mar
ion County Jail awaiting transport
lation to the Indiana State Farm
Those siX-mother and five chill
dren-havent enough clothing and
lust have hopes that they'll have
enough food The township trustee,
Mrs McAlhaney believes, will take
care Of them.
Three Tiny Rooms
There are three rooms in the
house-tiny things so small that no
ono OF them will hold the five at
one time There is a crib for the
14-month-old baby, and one other
bed Three Of the children sleep
on the floor. None of them has
shoes or clothing decent enough for
school, 50 they stay at home.
Yesterday Municipal Court
Judge sentenced Oscar McAlhaney
to 100 days on the Indiana State
Farm for beating the oldest child,
Virginia, A. who has lived all Of
her IA years in the 10 by Is house
Today Mrs. McAlhaney, who tes-
tihcd yesterday in court against him.
said she will welcome him back
after his jail sentence, but that if
he over harms the children again
she Will have him re-arrested.
Chair Bottom Gone
There is no bottom in any chair
in the house, and hasn't been for
years. There is no refrigerator A
baseburner fills the place with a
clammv heat Ventilation is poor
outside in the yard a melan-
choly goat Wanders about Pretty
soon the McAlhaney family will be
deep in its fifteenth winter. Mrs.
McAlhaney says;
I'm sure we'll get along
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and spent six years in European cap
ltals. He made an extensive study
Of Ethiopian-Italian problems dur
ing two-year stay in Rome.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-19

THE pictured directions above
\ show perhaps the quickest, SIM
plest and most modern method yet
discovered to combat cold and sore
throat.
Your own doctor will approve
this way. Millions of people have
discarded cold killers" and patent
nostrums for this modern way. 1t
relieves the average cold almost as
fast as you caught it.
Note that all you do is this.
Two Bayer Aspirin tablets Nth a
full glass Of Ddter.
Three Bayer Aspirin tablets,
crushed and dissolved in g glass
of water as a gargle. Gargle with
this mixture twice. holding your
head we'll back to permit this
medicated gargle to reach the
irritated membranes Of the throat.
The Bayer Aspirin you take in
ternally acts to fight a cold almost
instantly. AND - eases the aches
and pains that accompany most
colds.
The gargle acts instantly 81
like a local aneSthetic to soothe e~.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-19
Sponsors Athletic Show

The Marion County Recreation
Bureau is TO sponsor an amateur
athletic show at 7:30 tonight in
Iomlinson Hall. A tight wire act.
tour boxing and two wrestling
matches will be included
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-19
MEETING IS ARRANGED
Crispus Attacks Group to Discuss
OvPrCrowded Conditions.

Mrs Emma Goode, Crispus At
tucks High School PIT A. publicity
chairman. has issued a call for a
meeting to be held at the school
Thursday at which overcrowded con-
ditions Of the building are to be dis
CuSsed.
Mrs Mary Southern is association
president
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-19
MOVE MAIL INSPECTOR
Lawrence c. kirkpatrick Leaves for
New Chicago Position.

Lawrence c. kirkpatrick, 1408
Broadway, clerk in the Indianap-
Oils Postofhce, left here today to
assume his new position as postal
inspector working out Of the Chi
cago office. He has been employed
here since 1921.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-19
PROFESSOR TO DISCUSS
ETHIOPIAN SITUATION
A. Dale Beeler to Talk to Junior
Chamber of Commerce.

The Diplomatic Background of
the Italo-Ethiopian Situation" is to
be the topic Of Prof. A. Dale Beeler
Of Butler University history depart
ment before the indianapolis Junior
Chamber Of Commerce at a dinner
meeting Thursday in the Occidental
grill
Arrangements are being made by
John Bruhn, Junior Chamber presi-
dent; Laurence Wingerter and DR..
John Geller. Evan Walker is to
preside.
Prof. Beeler is former member of
the United States diplomatic corps
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-19
Stop TIL at Cough
Before 1t Becomes
Some thing Worse

Stoo It Oest others-mavbe, the children
catch it, by the "quickest-by-test' way with
the famous FOLEY 5 HONEY q TAR nov
intensified with 9 other speed ingredients that
also help correct cause. Instantly relieves
tickling. hacking, spells Of coughing and
eHpectoratinE Spoonful st niebtinsures sound,
cough-free sleep. No habit-forming, stomach
upsetting dope" Ideal for children, too.
Refuse substitutes and delayed recovery. Only
FOLEY 5 HONEY Il 1AR can do what
FOLEY'S HONEY & TAR docs. At all drug
gists, only SOC. Get bottle today sure!
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-19
POST WILL ENTERTAIN
L. S. Veterans Hospital Patients To
See One-ACt Play.

Patients in the United States
Veterans Hospital are to be enter
tanned tonight by the Hilton U.
Brown Jr. Post, No IS. American
Legion. A one-act play, Uncle
George Pops In is to be presented
by the St. Cecilia Dramatic club.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-19
Chapter Inspection Arranged

The annual inspection OF the
Mai Robert Anderson Chapter "A,
Women's Relief Corps, was to be
held today in Fort Friendly, 512 N.
Illlnois-st Mrs. Bertha Arm
strong, Danville, Ind, was to be
inspecting officer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-19
PLEASANT RELIEF
FROM CONSTIPATION

Shoulders droop under weight of
years. Young, yet beauty has fed.
Cheeks are sallow and drawn. IN
slightly pimples. Keep your system
clean and you keep the beauty of
youth. Its energy It's irresistible
charm. Then life is not a failure.
Sluggish bowels cause poisons to
seep through the system. Health
vaniSheS and with it beauty and en-
ergy. DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets will
help save YOU from this dark hour
For 20 years they have been pre-
scribed III place of calomel to men
and women seeking health and relief
from constipation. They act easily and
smoothly No dangerous gripping Take
one or two Olive Tablets at bedtime
Results will amaze you.
Thousands of men and women would
never be without Or Edwards Olive
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them by their olive color 15c. SOC and
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