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CAUTAM

Pc fratele loan Veltan, din com.
Western, jud. Sibiiu, fost in Erie,
Pa, prin anil 1916-17-1S 81 19.
Interesul nostru de afla des-
pre- dinsul in favorul mamei 81
sotiei dinsului, care sunt foar-
te ingrijitoare despre dlnsul au-
zind ca ar ii mort. lar moi ne
putIndu-i afla adresa, rugam pc
fratii romini din Erie, Pa, sd
binevoiasca a ne scrie daca vor
Sti de dinsul ori in ce mod, viu
sau mort. In special rugam in
astfel de mod pc on. pres. al soc.
Ulpia Traiana, daca near putea
informa. lar ca recompensa ra-
minem al dior sinceri 81 devo-
tati prieteni, George 81 Bucur
Veltan, 1880 Glyndon avenue,
Baltimore, M. ID. (213-15
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Societatea Plrlgariul Romin
din Youngstown, Ohio, roaga ell
insitenta pe toti membrii sd ia
parte la aceasta adunare generala
care va avea loc in zilua de 19
Septembre 1920 in sala soc. 645
Poland Ave, la oarele l. 80 p.
m. Toti membrii sunt rugati sd
la parte la aceasta adunare CD
re este de mare interes pentol b'l-
nul mers al societatii. Acei carl
nu vor fl prezenti la aceasta a.
dunare vor fl pedepsiti conform
'articolului IL litara l.. din Sta
tute. Adunarea generala din 19
Sept. afirma della asistenta DIV.
conform hotaririi luate la adu-
narca gererala aceia carl lipsesc
della adunare fara motive li-se
retrage bencficrul in caz de boaia
pc timp de 30 zile. Toti membrii
stunt rllgati asi achita ziua de
lucru pima in 19 Sept. in caz
contrar li-se refuza primirea CO.
telOr lunare.
p. S. Toti acei carl vreau Sc
devie ca membrii al Societatii
Plugarul Romin, stunt asteptati
cu drag la aceasta adunare.
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co N v0 CAR E

Societatea romina de ajutor
81 cultura "Mhaiu ViteaZul' !,
din Folansbee w. Va, convoacd
pc toti membrii din lOc 81 jur de
a lua parte la sedinta generala
lunara, care Sc va tinea in ziua
de l9 |. c. la oarele l p. m. in
haa Exner din Penn str.
Find chiestii importante de
rezolvat rugann pc toti mem'brii
de lua sparte La sus numita Sc
dinta.
In numele Soc. Mihaiu Viteazui
{ 213-14 } PRESLDIUL.
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C A u 7

Pc loan Bucuran, din Pianu de
Sus, jud. Sibiiu, care a disparut
della moi find judecat sd platea-
sea o suma de bani pentru afa-
cere dinsului, de aceea il rog
pc dinsul insusi sa binevoiasca a
plati ceeace lam cerut. Tot o.
data rog pc toti fratii romini sd
binevoiasca ami trimete adresa
lui. Care imi va scrie direct va
primi suma de 50. (113-14)
MARIA ADAM.
. Walnut st. Warren, O.
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IN NvITAR {

Societatea romina de ajutor
81 cultura Falnicul zarand Ro-
min din Clearing Ill. are Onoare
a invita- pc toate onor. societati
'Cubulri Isl Parochii precum 81 pc
toti frati Rom1ni din loc 81 jul.
d lua parte la marea lpetrecere
Gu dams care va avea "loc Dumi-
neca in 19 Sept. 1920 in Hala
orasului din Clearing Ill. West
63rd Str. Fnceputul la oarele l.
p. m. Mrzica Rosiorul, sub con-
ducerea Dlui loan Stoica din
Indiana Harbor, Ind. va distra O.
noratul public Gu cele mai fru-
moase ari de dams 81 c1ntari ma
tionale.
Suprasolviri Sc ,primesc Gu ma.
re multamita 81 sc vor cuita pt
Gale ziaristica.
Bufetul va fl aranjat GU celt
mai gustoase beuturi racoritoare
Pretul de intrare pentru domn
50 &C. pentru dame 25 c.
Dcci in speranta cd toti fra
Til Romini din loo 81 jur lie Vol
da sprijinul Dior, participin(
intr'un numar cit se poate de ma
re la aceasta petrecere.
Pima la revedere am ramas
salut1mdu-va GU frateasca dra
213-14. Comitetul Aranjator
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" IL

Avem OnOare q aduce Ia Gu
nostinta fratilOr romini din De-
triot, Mich. caci tinerimea romi-
na din Detroit q infmrtat un club
'de gimnastica q cultu1& care va
fl pentru deprinderi gimnastice,
trinta (wrestlilg) lupta (boxing)
jocuri 81 altele. Si roaga pc toti
tineri ronini din Detroit care
stunt interesati in lucrurile aces
tea 81 voiesc q deyeni membri al
acestui club se ginS la Sedinta
saptaminala In ori care Dumi-
neca La oarele 9 3. M, unde Sc
pot inscrie in mijlocul nostru.
Numele Clubului este s'Progre-
sul". Adunarile - tin Ia Mr..
103 JOS. Campan Str. Functio-
narii stunt: Filp ROienariu, pre-
sedinte, Nicolas Borzea, vice
preSedinte, Sam aeteiant, secre-
tar finaneiar, .Vaaer;u Mscavei,
notar, loan Hod1 an, easier, loan
Madean 81 Vss craina, ,contro-
lori.
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Capitanul Ropota
LUZ NICOLAE TNCU
N. q. RxDULEsCU-NIGER.

hrgirea numarului crlnoStintelor,
81, multumita caracterului sau
vecinic ghidus, hazlui 81 nepre-
facut, era primit pretutindenea
Gu placere.
Vara il gasi incurcat in da-
tori. Nu mai era chip de scapat
de un pacatos de ovreiu, caruia
ii datorea mai mutt de o suta de
franci, pentru 0 pereche de ciz-
me 81 cite va perechi de ghiete.
Datoria aceasta tinea de pc cind
era lnsurat.
Foarte priceput 81 indemInatic
in nascociri, totdeauna, capitan-
ul lncepu sd viziteze pc ovreiul
care avea ibalabusta frumusica,
dar prea groasa, prea diforma la
tr1up.
JMovul lua seama 81 nu i mi
rosi a curat aceasta venire tara
motive ale capitanulul.
Cind i facu observatiile sale
respectuoase. Ropota i sopti.
-Asculta-ma, jupine 1sac, Av-
ram sau Jacob cum te chiama. Am
aprins calciiele balabustei dupa
Saba mea. baga de seama dar 81
ma lasa in pace multa vreme Gu
datoria, caci altfel iti punem 81
alte soiuri de coarne, pe lmga eel
traditional de Simbata.
| Ovreilul afurisi pc Ropota, GER
ia pe usurica balabusta, dar las.i
dracului datoria.
XIV
Ori de cite orr Sc ducea la bir-
tul cafenea unde minca fara abo-
nament, capitanul observa trei
barlni citimd ziare, purarea la
aceeas masa 81 Gu cafelele dinain-
te. Unul dintre Ell, Gu infatisarea
Foarte de respectat, legase prie-
tenie Gu Teodor. Intro ri, gasind
pc Ropota linga Teodor, batrlnul
fu recomandat capitanlului.
Norbaret 81 chefliu cum era,-
batrinul 81 apoi ceilalti dol lua-
IA in deapropiere prietenie pc
Ropota, Sill rlugau desc ori sd le
citeasca de prin ziare romin-
esti Ori sd lie traduca veStile de
prin tari straine din ziarele nem-
testi, grecesti sau franceze.
Ropota nu cunostea deceit linn
ba franceza cind era in nerva lui
| jura Pc sticla de win ca site toa
te limbile din Europa, chiar 81
| tlganeste. lncepe sd bodoganeas-
cd Cd 0 moara stricata Zicind
asa turceste, asa nemteste, asa
e frantuzeste.
| Clnd izbucni razboiul Franco
german, lumea noastra toata um.
bla GU gura cascata dupa nau.
tatile ibatailor.
/ 'Cnul din cei trei batrini, cum
zaria pc Ropota, ii 81 punea sui
mas cate un ziar frantuzesc or
nemtesc 81 cadea napaste pc ca
pull lni ca sal citeasca.
Saturat de asa fel de prieti
ME suparaciOsa, care nu-i da ra
gaz nici sd mimince cum trebue
capitanul incepu sal citeasc;
1ntlmplari de razboi foarte groa,
nice 81 mai de necrezute.
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Is Oct. STUNT rugati toti membrii
a'si inainta .statutele cele vec'hi
81 10 c., 81 vor prjmi cele noui.
Crez1rd ca toti membrii vor
lua la cunostinta aceste llotariri
81 fie-care Isl va face datorinta
in buna regula, in nu'mele Soc.
Falnicul Zarand Rom. din Clea-
ring ILL.,, II
213-14 Presidiul. Ii
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LIBERTY $oatDuRI
81 MARCI DB URuTARI

Vinde-le acum4. Platim bani
gaia 81 preturile cele mai bune.
Simon este cea mai cinstitx casa
de schimb. Room ZIG Lennox
Bldg, al dolea Etaj. Luati ele.
vatorul colt Gu East 9th si Eu.
cid Aveiue. De-asupra de Singer
Sewing Machine Go. Deschis pf-
ma Ia orele 6 p. N. (1x6)
(Adv.)
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CA U 7

Pc nepotul meu Teodor Pulpea,
despre care nu stu mimic de un
an 81 jumatate. Rog pc fratii
romini carl stu ceva despre din
sui, sau 81 dinsul daca citeste
aceste rinduri, sa-mi scrie la a.
dresa mea, av1nd ceva lucruri
foarte importante cu d1nsul.
ILIE FAINA
1880 w. 58th Street
(1-3-5 17Se) Cleveland, o.
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APARE IN FHCARE II.

Pretul Dentru publicatii cas ,,Caut",
s,De vinsaFest ,,Anunf de c&s4tOrie".
etc.. costa pentru fiecare cuvint 2
CENT? de Dublicatie. Sub 50 de cent?
nu se DubllcA mimic.
Pentfu DAri de seama, Invltarl de
bOtex, cununil sau dansurl A cent? IL
nla, sau $4.OO cO1Oan4 de xlar.
Publicatille 81 fle .fnsOtite de suma
necesarA. Credit nu are decft sOcletii-
tile din Unlunea s. R. A.
ManuscriDtele sau fotOgrafll nu sc
inapolas&.
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CAUTAM

100 lebari de orice nationalitatc,
sd aduca bagagiu; Acc pc ora, 10
ore pc ri, odata 81 jumatate pla-
tim pentru lucrul peste 8 ore.
Bortul este $1,000. Campul es-
te de prima clasa. Trenul va
pleca Duminica la w. Virginia.
Star Employment Office
5O4 w. Superior ave.
212-13) Cleveland, O.
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Astepta sd fie intimpinat la capul
scarei de camerista Elpidei, dar,
ne vazTnd'o, intra tara Sc sfii
sau comenta lipsa Ell. Gu inima
pahpitindu i Sc opri la usa camerei
Elpidei 81 ibatu inject. | Sc paru
Ca auzi un glas ce i zisese sa intre,
81 intra.
Ramase fnmarmurit ilsa. Ca
pitanul Ropota in halat 81 III pa
puci, sta linistit la gura sobei,
fulmind dintr'o narghilea.
-Poftim raspunse el surl2lnd.
Scuza pc nevasta-mea ca nu este
acaSa.
Fanulescu vol sd dea dos la
fata 81 Sc o stearga. Cind Sc in
toase illsa, prin uSa ce ramasese
descbisa zari pc Nasile soldatui
co coada de tirn i'm NINA, III loc
de puusca, 81 c'un manunchi de
nuiele in alta mlna. VaSile ii sc
ploconi adlnc.
Lite, frate, zise Ropota, IS ar
parea ca mutt vine la indemina
SD ma gasesti pc mine in locul
cutrei care te astepta.
-Vasile serveste pc domnul
striga apoi capitanul.
Vasile intra 81 apoi lua la Gro
it pc Fatulescu, NUT, galben-vlna'
la fata 81 tremurind.
Capitanul Nicu privea linis
tit scena, 81 abea dupa zece minu
te de pisagaiala buna porumci in
cetarea. Fanulescu fugi ca nebun
Ibatut mar. Aceasta lectie ii 70
losi, mai ales ca era un tinar CT
minte de altfel, dar care nu 81
daduse inapoi dinnaintea 1mcuraja
rilor unei femei frlmOase.
Elpida, care scapase de gri
jile maternitatii, prin nastere;
unei fetite moarte; Elpida car;
Isl revenise in plinatatea farme
celor dupa cum so marturisea cl
placere dinnaintea oglinzii; Ell
prda, femeia cocheta 81 nesOcotita
avea i'm sfirsit un amant. Ea a
'doptase metoda Vi asi 1mbrobod
Ibarbatul prin cele mai calduroas,
sarutari 81 prin cele mai inseEl
toare 81 placute maimutarii feme
esti.
Auzind de iburdusala ce pa
pause della Nicu, intaiul 81 proas
patul Ell amant, Sc astepta lie vret
scena casnica. Capitanul urma !
ii Gu dlrsa ca 81 cum nimica nu S,
1timplase.
Catre primavara sosi varul lu
Ropota, un baiat inalt 81 bine ia
cut ca 81 el, dar mai tinar 81 ma
fr1lmos. Acesta era inaintat |;
pOstul de procuror la Curtea d.
APPEL din FocSani, 81 venise 5;
petreaca concediul de Is zile G.
avea. linga varul sau.
Capitanul ii deschise amindou;
Ibratele, il ruga se stea la ell il
eazda,- dar, luindul la part.
ii sOpti:
We're nevasta mea are mint
foarte usuratica; te rog, nu'i ia
ce curte, caci capalbila sa N
puma cOarne...
Tinarul ii zimbi 81 asigtra.
La ca,patul celor Is zile, Teo
dor vazu pc capitanul Ropota in
trlnd fOarte furiOs.
-Buna dimineata Teodore.
-Buna dimineata, capitane
Da ce al de esti asa de posomori
81 minios?
-lnchipuieste'ti ii ca mia fuig
neNasta Gu yerisorul.
-Numa fnebuni, striga TeOdo
-Iaca citeSte biletul ce mi
lasat.
Teodor il lua 81 ceti:
Iubite we're,
"CunOsc arta lui Bosco. r.
amescamOtat nevasta pentru tot
d'a-una.
&C. Ropota'
"Ai jucat feste la multa lume
permite unui Singur ON de a.
juca 81 d-tale pc aceasta. Ne voc
despartim 81 de drept, In cur1nd
"Elpida"
LIN sfirsit nu face mimic.
trecut tot In familie exclama ci
pitanM r1zilsd 81 tr1ntindu-se init
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De MARE

stor de Ice Cream, candy 81 soft
drinks, tigarete, . masa de bill
ard, 4 odai nobilate. LIE Wind
ieftin din cauzt Cd plec in Patrie.
Doritorii sd 81 adreseze lui
!, loan DFAGOMAN
North Main Street
(212-16) hubbard, 0.
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ca. Gu nina intro saptamina. Nu
lasa pc milne. Economiseste bani,
tale anuntul acesta 81 pupe-l in
tr'un Pile, adaoga $1.OO pentrn ca
re moi va trimetem Masina de bro
dat; sau trimeteti 2Oc pc rambursa
81 moi va trimeteln masina ori unde
voiti pc rambursa. Capeti gratis un
mosor de bumbac 81 un Garnet mi
nunat Gu felurite mustre de brodat.
Daca tea gindit sd mergi aeasa "a
o impresie nevestei sau surprei Gu
masina aceasta care va ii eel mai
frdmos cadou din Amerieal
EAGLE MIG. & &AI,Ih &C. !.
- L. Box = Ms yeEk
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Un lot foarte buA este in coltul
pietei in orasul Mcdonald, Ohio.
II Wind din cauzh ca plec in tara.
Adresati-va Ia (1-3-5|17Se)
LIE EAINA
1880 w. 5$th Street
Cleveland, 0.
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$1.OO

&1.OO
~ Fetelor, femeilor, nu va
perdeti timpul, nu va
stricati ochii cu lucru de
A nina, cumparati-va o
masina de brodat la care
u e pretul regulat de $3.50
dar ca sd fie mai raspin-
dita numai $1.OO. TIE
grabeste 81 nu perde o.
cazia asta buna, care du-
reaza numai IA zile. Gu
masina poti sa brodezi
mai frumOs ca cp nina.
E foarte usor de minuit
81 pentru aceia care nici
cind nu au brodat. Sa
pot face lucruri minu-
nate, fete de masa, ster-
gare, fete de perini, pre-
cum orr ce haine carl
sunt de brodat. Sa nu
~ uiti Cd Gu masina in ci-
- teva ore poti broda att
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-25
Man, Cut in Face, May
Lose Sight of One Eve

Harry Morgan, 40 East South street.
was cut across the face in fight at
East and South streets, last night and
may lose the sight Of his right eye.
James Casey, S27 Louisiana street, and
Russell Craig, 327 South Alabama street.
were arrested.
The former is charged with assault
and battery with intent to kill and the
latter with assault and battery.
The police were told that the two men
insulted Mrs. Morgan and that Morgan
went to them to discipline them.
Casey Is said TO have cut Morgan and
then Jack Shoemaker, 200 South East
street, whose wife is said to have sbeen
addressed.
Craig told the police Morgan drew a
revolver
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-25
COX TO PLACE
COUNTRY UNDER
BUDGET SYSTEM
Says Federal Government Can
Not Be Conducted in
Haphazard Way.
POLICY IS OUTLINED

NEW YORK, Oct. 25..Reorganization
, of the existing departments Of the Gov
eminent under a specific budget plan will
be effected by Governor Cox, in the event
Of his election to the presidency
This assurance is given by him IN
letter to Edgar B. Davis, New YORK
student of business organization, In re-
ply to a QUESTIONABLE sent to him py
Mr.. Davis, containing certain speeihc
questions as to what course the Governor
would pursue, If he is elected, with re-
spect to all matters.
The Federal Government" Governor
Cox's letter says. ''is the greatest bust
ness in the country and cannot be per
mirted to continue in haphazard fashion.
Mr. Davis sent a similar QUESTIONABLE
to Senator Harding, but there has been
no reply to it.
Governor Cox's letter, taking up the
questions in order, is as follows:
Ny Dear Mr.. Davis-A1though few
speeches have been made By me which
do not contain direct answer to all of
your questions, / am assuming that you
want the replies in order as the questions
are presented.
1. No one imagines that 1t will be
possible for either Republicans or Dem
0crats to secure two-thirds majority OF
the Senate, necessary to WELD the treaty
making power vested in the Senate under
the Constitution Of the United States
At the same time it is to be remem-
bered that a victory for the League OF
Nations is not be considered partisan
victory in any sense, and no senator
elected at this time will fail to rec
ognize the mandate of his country,
The entire difficulty with the situa-
ton for the past eighteen months has
been that a partisan conspiracy was
formed to make political question that
never should have been in politics.
2 There should be scarce consideration
for the entrance of America into any
new association of nations.
In the first place the League Of Ma
lions is a going concern with forty
three members. who have obligated them
selves to undertake no new undertaking
or associations with other nations in
consistent with the provisions of the
League OF Nations.
A separate peace with Germany would
have to be undertaken as part or a
program Of isolation.
In my opinion there will be, under
any circumstances, q sufficient numoer
of Senators, both Republican and Demo
Gratis. who are opposed to such a plan
TO prevent its adoption.
g. In my every adress | nave
stated not only that it was little less
than a crime that the League # Ma
tons should have been made a political
issue. but also that il I am elscted
President the treaty VIII be ratified.
l propose to call into conference the
members of the Senate: to accept sug-
gestions from them, from Mr.. Wilson,
from Mr.. Taft, from Mr.. Root, from any
one who comes forward with sincere puv-
pose to clarity any questions that are
IN doubt to reassure our own people and
to make certain to our associates the
restriction OF our Constitution, beyond
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formally open with a program In the
assembly room OF the CIaypool Hotel
Mrs. ]. d. Johnson will give the well
coming address as president Of the
Seventh district, the hostess section, and
Mrs. s. NJ. Grimes Of Brazil, correspond
ing secretary, will respond for the visit
ing members.
Mrs. 3. c. Rumpler, president Of the
State Federation, will give an address.
and reports from the biennial convention
of clubs, held this summer, will be read
by Mrs. Elizabeth Ciaypool Earl, Mrs.
r. q. Remington, Mrs. Charles Ross,
Mrs. Wingfeld Scott Johnson, Mrs. Harry
Little and Mrs. Myra Stewart Gordon.
The frst general business session will
open at s:45 Wednesday morning in the
assembly room, Mrs. Rumpler presiding
In the afternoon, a program will be
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which, the treaty-making power can
not go.
4. know that's as result OF
our failure to make a legal peace in
the past that we do face an Industrial
crisis, and unless within a year we be-
come member of the League of Nations
we are going to suffer reversss such as
the country has never sean, and at a
time when we should be enjoying great
est prosperity"
5. have advocated, do favor and
have in mind the reorganization of Gov
ernmental departments under a specific
budget plan.
The Federal Government is the great.
est business of the country and cannot
pc permitted to continue in haphazard
fashion.
6. II elected propose to call to
the aid of the Government the best men
available in the country.
we are In critical time, when pa
triotism. must rise above craftsmanship.
With all good wishes. I am very truly
yours. JAMES NJ. cox.
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gated and found there was not sufficient
evidence to hold the man.
$50 far as me being in any way con-
nected with the matter, / know moth
ing more about 1t than you do"
Regardless of the very apparent de.
sire on the part of administration mem.
bers to forget the release Of Roy Lingen-
felter, the public refuses to be satisfied
with the statement of the grand jury
that there was not enough evidence pro-
duced before it to justify an indictment
Letters condemning the lack of action
on. the part of the county authorities
continue to come to The Times.
Discussion of the case is general In
the State.
WHAT DISCUSSION
HAS BROUGHT OUT.
Outs of the stories told by persons
familiar with the episode, 1t has been
established:
/. That Roy Lingenfelter assaulted
a little girl several years ago and
was convicted on the charge of as
sault and battery, the intent charge
having been dropped.
.. His sentence was suspended while
Joseph T. Marley was judge oil
criminal court.
8. He vas caught with little giris
by citizens, who held him until he
was turned over to the police.
4. He stated to police and reporters
that he had attacked more little girls
than he could remember.
8. He repeated this statement before
roll call of policemen at the police
station.
8. Joseph IT. Marley sought to have
the parents OF girls Lingenfelter had
enticed, or attacked, agree to permit
him to enter the Navy without prose
cution.
Z. Judge Walter Pritchard OF City
Court refused to listen to such an
arrangement and bound Lingenfelter
over 10 the grand jury.
s. The grand jury considered his
case and, without calling a number
of known witnesses against him, rec
commended his release.
3. A storm of criticism was fol-
lowed by a second investigation by
the grand jury, personally conducted
by Prosecutor Claris Adams, which
resulted in a second recommendation
for the release of Linssnfelter and a
statement from the grand jurors that
'the evidence adduced did not SUP
port the facts"
10 Lingenfelter, within three days
Of the time he was released from jail.
applied for re-enlistment IN the Navy,
Incorporating IN his application the
statement that he has never been
arrested"
Some powerful influences intertered
with the bringing to trial OF Roy
Ltngenfelter. whose own statements
corroborsted by the circumstances Of
his arrest were sufficient to have
justified an indictment and trial of
him on a charge of assault and bat
terry with intent to commit a felony
Frank c. Lingenfelter, city en-
gineer. denies absolutely that he took
any part IN the Arrangements by
which Roy Lingenfelter was freed OF
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DAMAGE SUITS
\ TOTAL $4,000
Three Persons Enter Com
plants for Injuries.

Judgments sggregating $4,000 were
asked in three suits filed today In the
county Superior Courts.
Judgment Of $1,000 is asked in a suit
filed in Superior Court, Room 4. by Pill
grim II. Pope against the Indianapolis
Street Railway Company for injuries
said to have been sustained by Pope
while attempting TO board a car Sept q,
last.
Damages of $4,000 were asked in a suit
filed in Superior Court, Room g. by Nellie
Eewhouse against the Premier Motor
Corporation for injuries said to have
been sustained when a test car belonging
to the auto company colllded with car
In which she was riding.
For injuries said 20 have been sus-
tanned by Ernest Hughes when an ad-
vertising truck used by Elmer z. Crane
OF the House OF Crane, collided with a
motorcycle in which Hughes was riding,
Hughes today asked for $1,000 damages
against Crane in Superior Court, Room @
THIRTEEN INJURED IN RIoTING.
BOMBAY, Oct. 25.-Thirteen persons
were injured in strike rioting here today.
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the direction Of Mrs. Philip Zoercheri
committee chairman.
Ed R. tombstone Of vineland, N. j.,
viii talk on Mental Hygiene"
The afternoon events to be presented
by the conservation department, with
Mrs. 81. J. Torrance Of Evansville in
charge, will include a talk on The
Dunes by Richard Lieber and an adj
dress by Mrs. Agnes Ellea Harris on
Conservation in the Home"
The conservation dinner" at the Hotel
SEVERN, to be followed by talks by DR..
0. N. Yonan and DR.. Clare B. Cornell.
will be the closing feature Of the con,
vention.
Mrs. Edward Ferger Of Indianapolis is
chairman Of the program COMMITTEES.
which has arranged the schedule Of
events for the federation meeting.
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given under the direction Of the educa-
tional department, with Mrs Eva Marble
Bondy of Valparaiso as chairman.
Benjamin A. Burris. assistant St,lte
superintendent of public instruction, will
be the speaker and will take as his
subject, Rural Schools of Indiana
Wednesday evening, the federation din
ner will De given in the Riley room Of
the Claypool Hotel, whic6>will be the
most pretentious social affair OF the CON
vention.
Greetings from the past presidents. an
address on woman and Finance" by
William Mathers Lewis of Washington,
D. c., and a talk on woman in In
dustry," will compose the program.
Thursday morning the legislative de-
partment will present it's program, under