Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 165, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 November 1923 — Page 13

FRIDAY, NOV. 23, 1923

CONGRESSMEN IN CLOVER AS EACH WRITES OWN LIFE Solons Take to Press Agenting With Vim and Modesty (?). By ROBERT TALLEY WASHINGTON, Nov. 23—Supose you were privileged to write the history of your own life, to become a part of the government’s permanent records, and you were permitted to do so anonymously. What would you say? Uncle Sam’s Congressmen and Senators are wrestling with this problem today as they prepare their own biographical sketches for publication in the forthcoming edition of the Congressional Directory. Each member is permitted to write his own, and he ■an use third-person phraseology so as to make it read as if somebody else had done it. .Modesty Not Needed Modesty in penning your own history isn't exactly necessary. For instance. Senator Lodge of Massachusetts devoted nearly two pages to telling all about himself from May 12, 1850. down to the present, naming the various learned societies he has been identified with and listing the many books he has written. Representative Joseph C. Pringey of Oklahoma, no longer In office now, admitted very candidly that Mr. Pringey "graduated with distinction from the university of Hard Knocks." Representative Manuel Herrick. who likewise, retired from poli- j tics fast March 4 (the voters of the | Eighth District of Oklahoma concur-

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SATURDAY SPECIALS CHICKENS 55535 c New York Dressed, 28c. Live, 23c. In Our Workroom. Per Pound

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Kingan’s Reliable Sliced Bacon 35c SUGAR CURED HAMS, 9 A 1 KINGAN’S BLOCK HAMS, OQ 6 to 8-Pound Average, Lb. . . .mUC ; Whole or Half Lb LtO C QUART, 75c %pr ■ ■CI 11 Standards PINT ... 38c TWO DOWNTOWN LOCATIONS 341-343 E. Washington Street 215 N. Illinois Street MA in 0563 Yellow Front MA in 6141 South Side—l42s S. Meridian, Roosevelt Theatre Bldg. The White Cross—the Emblem of Sanitation

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ring therein) chose, among other attributes, to state that Mr. Herrick’s occupation "is that of a fanner and cattle raiser, specializing on Herrick's Giant Yellow Com and Herrick’s Cop-per-Faced Hereford Cattle.” Some Press Agent! Representative George Holden Tinkham of Massachusetts glowingly related that Mr. Tinkham “was the first American to fire a shot against the Austrians on the Piave River" and j how the Italian King decorated Mr. Tinkham with the title of a "Chevalier ( della Corona d'ltalla” and all this, j that and the other. Occasionally a congressman passed

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Our Meat* Are Government Imported LINCOLN MEAT MARKET (INC.) 30 Kentucky Ave. Right in the Center of All Transfer Cars. Open Saturday Until 12 O’Clock. SALE DAYS Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays J Chuck Roasts .12%c-15c Tender Steak .... 17%° Swiss Steak 20c Loin and Rib Pork Roasts 18c Veal Roasts 15c-20c FRANK MOSIER, Prop. 30 Kentucky Avenue Phone Us—We Deliver to Any Part of the City. Phone LI. 2102 Out of the High Rent District We Deliver to Hotel* and Restaurant*

Reed Gocarts Reed Go - Cart, wire w h e e Ib. Choice of blue, ivory or brown finish. Special—s4.4B

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up his chance to exalt his record. For instanoe, Representative George Huddleston of Alabama, studious, dignified little man, told in exactly three and a half lines merely where he was born and when, where he attended school and when he was first elected to Congress. And there he quit. “■Wrong Font” Staff Named A staff, headed by J. Edward Coley Jr., for the "Wrong Font," student publication at the U. T. A. School of Printing, haa been selected. Reorganization of the work of publishing the Journal will be completed in the issuing of the Christmas number.

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

DRAFT OF RUM TREATY WITH BRITAIN ARRIVES Proposal to Be Received at State Department Today. Hi/ l nitrd Prr% WASHINGTON. Nov. 23.—The British draft of the proposed liquor treaty between the United States and Great Britain will be presented to the State Department some time today. The draft proposed by the British

% , (oFFEE gives more cups to the pound and better cups. Buy it for economy and flavor. The Fishback Cos. INDIANAPOLIS KANSAS CITY

APPLES a*d CABBAGE CARLOAD SALES SATURDAY At Car Door, C., I. & W. Freight House, 230 Virginia Ave. FAMOUS NEW YORK nn STATE BALDWINS j| ,w All Hand Picked. Good Keeping Apples. dMLs bmlim AS ITSI'AL—FIRST COME. FIRST SERVED Cabbage, 1 Vzc per Lb., Holland Seed A I CfY SpcobU sle at Mfullmon Ave-. and Palmer St., mrload of rabbaere, rALDV/ IV4C per pound. Baldwin apples, 91.00 per bushel basket. 1 I C/”\ carload of Cablmca. ltkC per lb. Very beat Holland Hssdi ALOv/ also Rhode Island Greening Apples, 90t* per bushel basket, at W. Michigan St. and Barman Ave. AS CBUAIr—FIRST COME. FIRST SERVED. ARTHUR B. HAMILL APPLE * ofsTKIVcTOR

FMcSHANE’S ■•S'.S’s. m ‘ Two Doors West of Fair Store. FRESH PORK Chops, Rib 20< I Hams 15* Chops, Shoulder ......15* I Shoulden 12 y a C Sausage, Pore 12%* I Loins, whole .15* FRESH BEEF—CUT FROM NATIVE STEERS Round Steaks - • fk I Ch ick Roasts 12V a * Loin Steaks .... MI 1 tfl I Shoulder Roasts 12$** Rib Steaks ..... mm U W | Boneless Rib Roasts.. 12 1 / 2 <? Eggs Veal Hams Lard Lt Xl Roasts ..16* Mild Cura, Pure.jo.io Chops ~ 15<> 18c 51.35

Save Your Money at No. 1 Standard Meat Market 427 W. Washington St-

Fresh Side Pork 10c Fresh Shoulder 11 Vac Fresh Ham 13Vac Fresh Pork Loin. . . . 13VaC Pure Pork Sausage....loc Hamburger. 3 for 25c Home Made Frankfurters 10c Boiling Beef 10c

£oo** 350-354 East Washington Street The Biggest Retail Grocery in Indiana HOOSIER GOLD CREAMERY BUTTER—Pound 52< POTATOES—Fine Michigan stock. Splendid cookers 1 and good winter keepers. Peck 2s 1C 2V2-Bushel Bag, $2.00 SUGAR—Finest cane, granulated. Pound 914^ Fresh Oysters, solid meat; better l _ , . , ... than the ordinary oysters, Ofk I ®, nid * r 8 , Ch * Sauce, OA quart OUCjP I "* Leaf Lettuce, crisp and | /\ I Cranberries, Eatmores, 1 01/,tender, pound IUC I pound 1m /2C SWEET ClDEß—Gallon 4<ty PORK LOINS —Small sizes, whole or half. Pound 15^ FRESH PORK SHOULDERS—WhoIe. Skin and fat taken off. Pound • 12f^ SPARE RlßS—(While they last). Pound 12V£^ Fresh Sausage, country , Frankfurter Sausages, the style, pound | better kind, 2 pounds..... -4ui}C Pumpkin, Indiana pack, \ r S\/ ! Apple Butter, nicely * big can 1m /2 C spiced, quart jar X,D( BIG SATURDAY SPECIAL 10 Bars Classic Soap 39^1 6 Cans Sunbrite Cleaner.2s^

government and instructions covering its presentation to Washington are said to have been received at the British embassy.

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Pot Roast I2V2C Round and Loin Steak . . 20c Fresh Country Eggs. . ,40c Cold Storage Eggs 33c Sugar Cured Bacon. . . .20c Machine Sliced Bacon. . 20c Our Own Special Coffee 20c Hot Bread, 8 Loaves for 30c

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THANKSGIVING SPECIALS—BUY FOR LESS! SUGAR H 9Lc Potatoes a tm2oo All I I ICO Sugar Cured, Lb., 4 U ALU to Ess 35' lfc2 C None-Such S 2 L 25c Quaker Oats 5 3125 c MAPS: 10i39c FLOUR i 85c COFFEE H. 25c —one blend—one quality—the best cup you ever drank. And the price is not 330, nor 40c, nor 45c, nor 60c, but just twenty-five cents. Do not accept Imitations.

CRANBERRIES TS* 12c Grapefruit, t* 5c nßvic GRAPES JK!“ 10c Apples BT5c Mixed Huts Jr 23c English Walnuts K 30c CABBAGE lm MINCEMEAT *L, 20c Sun-Maid ,“”140 Log Cabin wL. 25c

RAISINS, Sun-Maid, 1A 11 -oz. pkg IvC HONEY\ pure, full OA frame aJwL GOOD LUCK QA. OLEO, lb OUC POPCORN, shelled, r large pkg vt BRAN FLAKES, Kellogg’s, pkg OC FIGrBARS, fresh baked, lb. . I^2C FOULD’S Macaroni nfl or Sphagetti, pkg. . I 2v

BREAD C. A DELICIOUS MILK LOAF W Over 100,000 Loaves Sold Weekly jU Big 16-Ounce Loaves, Wrapped, Regular 8c Value* WANTED —Store Rooms in All Parts of the City—Notify Our Office

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SHREDDED WHEAT r>i. 10c Wilson’s Milked. 10c DEL MONTE i , . L X 25c DEL MONTE £. C S 30c OLD DUTCH °Tff a Tm GOLD DUST ig 25c Tomatoes Sj“;10c SUGAR CORN, 325 c OAK GROVE T 28c Peanut Butter F ~L "' d - 20c

PUMPKIN, Del Monte, large can. . JL£ 2 C AUNT JEMIMA l OTT pancake flour, pkg. l.£i2C GOLD MEDAL Pah- O 1 cake Flour, pkg . . . .Q 3 C TOY OATS, O „ pkg OC MUSTARD, pre- ir pared, big 32-oz. jar. CATSUP, big 16-oz. 1 r bottle IDC CHILI SAUCE, big 1 A 8-oz. jar IUC

CHIPSO, 11-oz, a Pkg SC P. & G. SOAP, TT bar 4fC JAP ROSE SOAP; bar 7C PALMOLIVE aa SOAP, 3 bars 2nUC PRUNES, good size, 1 a lb IUC EVAPORATED ini PEACHES, lb ... IZfC SCHOOL TABLETS; ~T~ regulation, each *tC

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