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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-07
FOR SALE OR TRADE

fOl SALE Olt TRADE
ONE passenger Buick only used GO
dnys-240 miles on pavement only
one passenger Buick, perfect
condition, but slightly soiled, 1915.
ONE Mariner chummy in excellent
condition, priced to sell.
ONE passenger Chalmers, good
tires. looks good as new and in
perfect condition. The first 1875
gets it.
Two passenger Cadillacs, newly
overhauled, and guaranteed perfect,
real cars at a bargain.
ONE passenger Maxwell, looks good,
runs good, and is good. Make an
offer and we trade.
ONE passenger Chevrolet, cheap,
$50 cash and balance monthly.
ONE passenger Buick, guaranteed
10 have wheels and motor, APP
pearance good. The first 5l25 buys
IL.
ONE new 1920 model Ford, 8 de.
mountable rims and tires. starter
and everything, only psed ~ days
botter than new one. 1886.
ONE rebuilt and repainted Ford in
excellent condition.
ONE 2.ton Master truck only used
so days, can't tell it from new
one. big discount for cash.
ONE used 2-ton international truck
$500.
ONE 2-ton Kissel truck, perfect con
dtion at bargain.
ONE new Dodge roadster with extras
If YOU have an old car and desire
new one, speak up. Phone AZ OF
255 Address z, o. Box 80, or ask
for Hines White, at Success Motor
Company. 81
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-07
Automobiles

SEVEN passenger Jeffrey, just over.
hauled. new bearings, Al mechan-
cal condition. F. o. Box 452, city.
"a
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-07

JUST received carloads of Stude-
bakers. II you want new car,
come and look them over. 30 sat
isfied customers in Ardmore, and
we want to make you satisfied. j.
w. Blevins, Grand Central Garage.
70
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-07
l2G 1.2 West Main st.

| HAD five homes listed that were
unusually good buys. Just sold
three-two left. A room home
this is not peach-it is a real
hou,e; new and surrounded by the
best homes, n. W. Built for a
home-all kinds of builtin features.
and the lot could not be made pret-
tier The other--a 3 room bun.
galow. Large rooms, 2 porches. well
built, solid brick foundation, nice
early garden. All go ut $500,
$3.50 cash. it's n. w. close in. Yates,
the Earth Man.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-07

SEE YATES the Earth man il you
want TO buy home. You don't
have to be millionaire TO trade
with mo. Convince me that you
have $3.50 or more cash, and / will
stay with you like brother, that's
Inc all over, and have some va
cant you can move into today. At
office from Z o'clock in the morn
ing to ip the evening.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-21

nuja - zdaniem Hearsta - W
partly acknowledgement. Powiada
on miedzy inncmi;
.,Kleska Johnsona ME byia je-
60 kleska osobista. OsobiScie czul
sympatye ku MENU prawie kaz-
dy, Byla to kleska reprezentowa
nych przez niego idei postepo-
wych postepowych obywatcli,
ktGrzy z}ozyli swa sprawe w je-
go rece."
Wobec tego ~nawofuje Hearst
10 utworzenia novel partyi pro-
gresywnej i kohczy:
,.Obywatele, zw}oka grozi ME
bezpieczeshtwem. Akcya natych
nriastowa jest konieczna. Zbierz-
my sic w novel hall niepodleg}o
sci, wydaimy nova deklaracye
politycznej niepodlegloSci i po-
swietmy samych siebie ola ludz
kich praw i ludzkiej wolnoSci,
Ola p~odtrzymania kt6rych repu-
blika ia zostala utworzona."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-21
BARDZO WAZNE
cd Providers Life Polskiej Kom-
panii Asekuracyjnej ma zycie do
Ludzi Zaasekurowanych W Tel
Kompanii Taksamo do Akcyo--
naryuszy.

Bardzo wielka liczba ludzi "a
asekurowanych w n~aszej kom-
panii, poprzeprowadzali sic i ME
podali swoich nowych adresow. a
vice agcnci nasi ME NIGGA ich
odnalezt, do skolektowania ma
Iczacych premii "a asekuracye, i
CT ludzie W razie wypadku Smier
CT, trac9 przywilcj do poSmiert-
ncgo.
Otoz uprzeimie prosze wszyst
kich, nadcslat swoje move adrc-
sy, do g~l6wnego biura. ponicwaz
kompania nosza mic chce azeby
ludzie tracili pieniqdAe ktore
wp1aciii ma swoja asekuracye.
Providers Life Assurance Co.
GlGwnc biuro: 10 SO. La Sale vi.
Chicago, Illinois. &c
(Ogl.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-21
KrOnika MisjSCOWa.
Dokonczenie ze stronrcv /.

lie 1mej wieczorem ,,Wielki Abi-
syhczyk' przyIaczyl sic do tel pa
-ady ma rogu 35tej ulicy i India
ma ave. / wyciagnawSzy flage a.
merykanSka podpalii ia. w kilku
sekund pozostat Z niej tylko po-
pioi. Znajdujacy sic W poblizu po-
licyant Owens pospieszyl ku A
oisynczykowi, ktory wla$nie wy
ciqgai dru2a ilage amerykahska,
lby ! ia Spalij. Policyant zaprote-
stowai przeciwko temu. lecz zaraz
dano do nieSo ognia i padi ugo--
dzony kulami. Rownocze$nie kill
ku murzyn0w skoczyIo ku stoja-
ccmu W poblizu automobilowi, z
ktorego wyciqgneIi ukrytych ma
MIN kiIkanaScie strzelb.
W tel wiaSnie chwili p~rzejez--
DIAL tamtedy W towarzyStwie swe
so kolegi automobilem marynarz
Rose, ktory chciai przyjSc Z po-
moca ranionesru policyantowi,
murzyni dali jednak do niego O.
gnia. Rose odpowiedziat re swe-
60 rewolweru, poczem skoczyi ku
sklerowi The United Cigar Store.
Tu wyszedi I "a lady sprzeda-
wacz White. pragnac widocznie
lac pomoc marynarzowi. Ale ne
grzy strzelali W dalszym ciagu i
W pare sekund potem zarowno
White jak Rose padli trupem.
Zaalarmowana policya skoncen
trowaia szybko slime oddzialy
ma poludniowej stronie miasta.
tax, re wkr6tce pc zajSciu 100 po-
licyant6w Strzeg}o juz porzadku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-21
HEARST ~ORGANIZUJE NO
WA PARTYE.

Wczorajszy Herald and Exa|'
miner" ogiasza ma frontowej
swej stronie odezwe swego VIA
sc;cie1a Williama Randolpha
Hearsta, w ktorej twierdzi on,
re jak sic okazalo ma chicago
sk;ei konwencyi rcpublikanskiej
kandydatura Johnsona zostala IL
bita wbrew wolf ludnoSci tylko z
tego powodu, IL Posiada on po-
stepowe zasady. Obywatele Z
Poinocnej Carolrny oddali w pra
wyborach ) razy wiecej glosow
"a Tohnsoncm anizeli "a Jakim-
kolwiek innym kandydatem / 20
lccili Swym delegation poplerac
60. a mimo to ami jeden delegat
Z tego Stanu ME giosowa} ma kon
wencyi "a Johnsonem. Wielki ka
pitai boi sic BOWEN poStepo-
wvch ludzi ! idci i on tez jedynie
odpowiedzialay jest "a poralke
Johnsona. NielcpSze stosunki pa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-21

Pred o~dejSciem pociagu pan
Geo. T. Brennan oSwiadczy}, ze
delegacya z Illinois bedzie sic na
konwencyi trzymac taktyki poke
jowej i kompromisowej. aczkol,
wick ma swe zapatrywania
Wvrobiono zarowno co dc
platformy jak co do eventual,
nych kandydatow. Jezeli jednak
wickszoSt delegatow ma konwer
cyl bedzie innego zdania, delega'
eva nasza okaze gotoWoSc dc
najdalej idqcych ustepstw'
! tax w szczcgolnoSci CO dc
piatformy jest ona stanowczo "a
czeSciowem zniesieniem prohibi-
cyl. mianowicie zaS "a przywro-
ccniem lekkiego wilma i piwa, be-
die zatcm zadac wcielcnia ia
kiego programu przez komitet
rczolucyi. w sklad kt0rcgo wei
die z Illinois congressman Adolf
J. SABBATH. Jezeli jcdnak wick
szoSc dclegatow nj konwencyi o.
Swiadczy sic "a ,,suchymi", ILL.,
nois bedzie gotow ustapit. wy
ccianie kandydatury prezyden-
cyalnej bylego sekretarza skarbu
Mc.Adoo ~wywola}o wSrod dele
gacyi Z Illinois komentarze, IL
wobec tego jake bardzo powaz--
ny kandydat mole sic wysunat
Champ Clark. w roku lQl2 de-
mokraci Z naSzego Stanu w pra-
wyborach prezydencyalnych o.
swiadczyli sic byli znaczna wick
s~zoSciq gios6w "a pancm Champ
Clarkiem.
Stanowa konwencya demokra.
tyczna indorsowaia w tym roku
bylcgo senatora Jamesa Hamilto
ma LcwiSa jake kandydata do no.
minacvi ma wiccprczydcnture.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-21

Swiadkowic zajScia zeznaja,
1e White zostaf potrzelony przez
.,Wielkiego A9isynczyka', ktory
zbiegl. w pare godzin potem ME
iaki Robert Anderson Jr. zawia-
domi} policye, IL Ferno uzywa'
garazu, ,znajdujacgo sic pnr.
1926 Prairie ave, Policya zarz2-
dzila tam rewizye i znalaz}a piec
karabin6w systemu Springfield,
kt6re Mostly Shady, re niedawno Z
Mich strickland. Znaleziono take
wielk2 abisyhska flage' SkonSta-
towano r6wniez. re Ferno pred
swa ucieczka odwiedzi} by} ga
raz. ale do tel pory jego samego
mic odnaleziono.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-21
WYJAZD MA
KONWENCYE w SAN
FRANCISCO.

Wczoraj wieczorem odjechalo
z Chicago A stanowych delega-
tow ma krajowa k%onwencye demo
kratyczna w San Francisco. -
Przewodzi i'm Geo. E. Brennan,
prczes delegacyi. Odjechali oni
spccyalnym luksusowym po--
ciagiem, skladajacym sic z osmiu
wagon6w. Zatrzyma sic on tylko
ma krotko w Colorado Springs.
Salt Lake City i Lake Tahoe. -
Procz delegacyi znajduje sic ma
pociagu stu kilkadzicsiat chica-
goskich wybitniejszych demokra
tow. Z kt6rych wielu jcdzic Z To-
nami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-21

w konferencyi tel vienna u
dial take przcdstawiciele stron,
nictw Denccna i Brundage'a z
Chicago. kt6re znajduja sic obec
ME w przededniu porozumlenla.
cclem skonsolidowania wszyst-
kich sill przeciwko klice Thomp-
sona-Lundina.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-21

ME wiadomo jednak, jake okazq
sic jego ans ma konwencyi' +
Lewis wyjezdza do San Franci-
SEQ dopiero dis wieczor.
TWORZY NO.
WA FAKCYE..
Burmistrz Thompson uczynl'
nowy krok w walce -swej pre-
ciwko Lowdenowi, Brundage'o--
vi Deneen'owi o kontrole par
tyi republikahskiej w Stanie Hi
nois', inkorporujqc w Springfield
dzle move jej skrzydio pod nazWa
skrzydla tel
partyi. Aplikacye O carter pod
pisali: Harry B. Ward z powiatu
Duquoin, adwokat Geo. B. Gil
lespie &c Springfield, Virtus c.
Rohm, William H. Reid, Charles
w. Wheeler, Irene Pease Nom
tonaya i Cornelius B. Miller Z
Chicago. Ward jest przewodc9
stronnikow T%hompsona w okre-
zach pozachicagoskich.
ELOWDEN day DO RENO
A
Do Chicago zjechali sic wczo-
raj wieczor przew6dcy partly re-
publikanskiej z caiego Stanu ma
konferencyr, jaka odbedzie sic
sic dzisiaj, celem omowienia sy-
tuacyi politycznej. Wszyscy oni
wyrazaja zdanie, re guber
nator Lowden bedzie sic ubiegac
O renominacye ma swoj urzad, a
ma poparcie tel opinii przepowia-
daja, re konferencya ME zdo}a Pc
stawic zadncgo innego kandyda-
ia. kt0ry bylbv w stanie zdobyt
dosyt sympatyi, ably skutecznie
poprowadzic walke z klika bur
mistrza Thompsona, dazac9 do
opanowania polityki stanowci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-21
BACZNOSc I
POLSKIEGO
KLUBU ~TOWARZYSKIEGO.

Czionkowic i czlonkinic Pol
skiego Klubu Towarzystkiego sa
proszeni 0 stawicnic sic in gre
MIC ia Wielkie Zcbranie Cen
traInego Komitetu P. P. p, W
Domu Zwi2zku Polck l309-11
n. Ashland ave. 0 godzinie Sci
wieczorem. Chodzi o to, azeby
caly Klub Towarzyski wziq} Il
dial W sprzedazy PoIskich Bon
dow. Ce~ntralny Komitet Polskicl
Pozyczki Pahstwowej potrzchu-
je cnergicznych ludzi do pomo-
cy. SprzedaliSmy Boad6w Pol.
skich "a $4,000. Najlepsza rcko-
mendacyq naszego Klubu bedzie
jezeIi sprzedamy Bonddw "a
$4,000.
Pamietat r6wnicz nalczy. &c VIC
;rode, 23go czerwca. r. b. odbe-
die sic nadzwyczajne p~osicdze'
mic Polskicgo Klubu Towarzy--
skiego. Obecno$t wszystkich
cz}onk6w i czlonkiii Jest koniccz
ma re wzgledu ma waznc sprawy
jake przyjdq pod obrady.
]. Mrozihski, prczeS:
K. Hejna, sckrctarz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-21

Zadnych szalbicrzy n~aci8gaczy
czvhaiacych ma kieszenie latwowier
nych niema DZIENNlN CHICAGO
SKI ma swych szpaltacL. DO zawsze
pracuje ola dobra- ludu. Oszrkan
cze fire sales stanowszo W DHlEN
NIKU CHICAGOSKlM og~iaSzane bye
ME nora.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-21

Materye. - TrwafegO kOloru. cZystO
weIniane. szorstkie worsted, worsted
flanele, szewioty, kasLmiry, ~jelours,
homespuns i tweeds: |
Pc xaidei Genie - haida YielkoSG, jest l
cd SO do 81 DO kaidej Genie: wiele Z n
sIiG eatunku ani wartosci kaidego ubran
trzeeh olbrzymieh grupach, 20 SCI - %
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-21

ME wiadomo jednak, jake okazq
sic lego szanse ma konwencyi. T.
Lewis wyjezdza do San Francl-
SEQ dopiero dis wieczor.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-07

chairman; Herbert Hyman, Fred Well
man, Jack Rogers.
Departmental Entertainment-Ro ltaire
Eggleston, chairman; Frank Cruise, Err
nest Smith, Ben Lawrence, Gillent Clip
penger, Ed Kuhn, Maurice Lipscomb.
Women's observation-disclosures. Charles
w. Jewett, chairman; personnel to be Sc
lected by Mrs. Jewett.
Program Building-John Wright. chair
man; A. L. Block, NJ. j. Hammel, J. l.
Holcomb.
Salzgabe,, William Dobyns, Julian Wes-
Eel, Charles BOokwalte2, Felix J. Kriegr
Everett Davis.
AnnOuncements-Geo Stewart, chair
nan; D. P. Porterheld, J. Mcfarland
Benham.
Observation-Disclosures King, chairman
Brandt Sandow. George Stsndke, Mamie
Bass, A. D. Lewis.
Reception-John Fl. Lederer, chairman
John B. Orman, Clyde A. Bowers, George
Smith, Bert O'Leary, Sam Freeman, Rob-
ert A. Scroggin.
man; c. A. Birdsong, Ray Barnes, Charles
Street signs~Harry A. Myers, chair
man; Ed Hunter, H. p. PaEani, III. M
Nieodemgs, L. r. Schick.
HotelsAO. I: Roberts, chairman; Mary
J. R. Sentney, Victor Richardson, Julian
Ciubs-JOhn c. Ruckelshaus, chair,
man.
General Finance-Merle sidener, chair.
man; A. L. Block Evans Woollen, r A
WorthingtOn.
AudIting-Lucius Wainwright, chair.
man; Henry Campbell, Charles Som
mers, Will II. Wade.
ColectiOn-JesSe Hanft chairman.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-07

tective agencies which numbers among
it's clients at least one whose dealings
with the missing manager are now being
carefully scrutinized and could best be
explained by BOland.
The authorities of Marion county by
whom Boland was indicted are doing
nothing toward locating him.
The department of justice is not in
terested in his whereabouts. u
The internal revenue department has
been assured that taxes will be paid,
through a source other than Boland, and
has not recommended his prosecution.
In the meanwhile q private stenog-
rapher who worked for BOland and was
intimate enough with his affairs to be
regarded as a valuable employe" by
Boland has been living within twenty
five miles Of indianapolis since shortly
before Boland fed and has never been
interviewed by either the lawyers who
represent the various interests involved
the private detectives who are supposed
to be hunting Boland, or the county
officials who have a warrant for Boland s
arrest.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-07
ROLAND AIDED
BY FINANCIERS?
CONTINUED From Page one.

made to. impress the community with
the attempts being made to locate him.
These special efforts can all be traced to
one source and on investigation 1t is
discovered that they are not nearly so
believe.
GOVERNMENTS AID
NOT REQUESTED.
In the first place, it Is now known that
the department of justice of the federal
government has not been asked to locate
BOland. 1t is also known that no recon
mendation for his prosecution under fed
eraI law has been made by the internal
revenue department of the government
1t is a fact that Boland defrauded the
government out Of excise taxes which
should have been paid to 1t through the
local revenue Office. 1t is also fact that
arrangements have been made by which
the government will obtain the whole Of
5000 which an investigation Of the
Permalife cOmpany's books showed was
due 1t. 1t is the policy Of the revenue
department to collect the revenue due It,
Prosecution of those who attempt to de-
fraud the department is a secondary
matter Of recommendation that~has not
as yet been made.
Whether or not the prompt assurances
given the government Of the payment
OF this excise tax tended to make II
easier for Boland to remain in hiding Is
subject on which there is considerable
difference of opinion.
Today that nation wide" search for
Boland which was 30 widely advertised
when he disappeared has dwindled down
to the efforts OF one Of the smaller de-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-07
DCLUB NAMES
COMMITTEES FOR
BIGCONVENTION
Every Detail of Arrangement
for World Session to Be
Expertly Handled.
MWHIRTER HEADS BODY

At the regular weekly meeting of the
Advertising Club Of Indianapolis at the
Claypoal at noon today the convention
board announced the personnel Of the
committees which will handle the details
AZ the Associated Advertising Clubs of
tAa World convention TO be held in Indi-
annapolis, June to 10.
The convention board is made up of
Felix NJ. McWhirter, chairman; Paul
Ricaey, secretary Of promotion; H. t.
tsaiffith, secretary Of arrangements
lam e. Balch, secretary Of city cOur-
Msrle Sidenerr treasurer, and
Il Mills, general executive secretary.
The appointments announced today are
but a partial list of those who will be
engaged in handling the event Paul
Richey Is organizing a committee of 100
Ito cooperate with the different cam
paigns to sell Indianapolis to itself and
!. the outside world. A reception commit
zee of 100 also is being organized.
The city is being secured for the best
material for these two committee, Sug-
gestions are invited to be sent to the
convention board office at the Chamber
Of Commerce. The personnel of these
two committees will be announced
about the middle OF February.
The committees announced are as fol
lowss
General Acknowledgements Cohn
chairman; Ed Herman, Ernest Ropkey.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-07
Members of Medical
Society Plan Home

Officers of the Indianapolis Medical
society tod were discussing the pos
sibility of erecting a home FOR the or
ganization, following the annual meet
ing at the Hotel Washington last night.
The proposal for a building for the
society was made by DR.. c. f. Eeu, re-
firing president, and the plan was given
impetus when Dr. James II. Taylor. the
new president, said he would get be-
hind such project.
Besides DR.. Taylor being elected
president, other officers for 1920 were
named, as follows: DIR. Max Bahr, first
vice president; DR.. Robert Repass, sec
ond vice president, and DR.. Leslie II.
Maxwell, secretary treasurer. DR.. c. II.
McCaskey, Dr. Thomas J. nugan, DR.
a. L. Marshall and DIR. w. p. Kitchen
were elected delegates to the state as
ISOLATION convention, and Or. Edgar F.
Kiser, DR.. Frank E. Abbott, DR.. Larue
u. Carter and DIR. c. f. Men were elected
nlternates. Dr. Raymond c. Beeler and
Or. It. Victor Knene were elected coun.
sellers of the society.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-07

Publicity Ellis searles, chairman
Myron Green, Walter Pfaff, James Carr,
Robert D. Tyler, Charles Casad, Earl
Mushlitz, James r. Branson, VIII Neal.
Advertising Club Promotion-Em Emerson
Knight, chairman; Harry Dragoo, II. B.
Williams.
Cooperative Meetings-Fred e. Mat.
son, chairman, and the presidents of all
indianapolis business clubs.
School Campaign--Mrs. Ovid Butler
Jameson, chairman; W. c. Bobbs, E. w
city courtesy-c, G. TOmerlin, chair,
man Frank 7. Carroll c. A. Rush.
Historical Campaign-B. A. WOrthing-
ton, chairman; John Holiday, Kate Nil.
nor Raab.
Display Advertising-A. L. Block
chairman; Sol Schloss, J. 7. McDermott
chairman; John O'Brien, George Schan.
Motion ~Pictures-Robert Lieber, chair
man; Charles Olson, Ed Sourbier, Barrett
Mccormick.
Retail Promotion-Horace Ryan, chair
man; Fl. w. Barry, Fred H. Swisher.
Finance Promotion-,James Carr, chair
man.
Newspaper Promotion-Ben F. Law
| renee, chairman.
Outdoor Promotion-Alfred Donnaud
chairman.
Direct Matter Promotion-Julian Wet
eel, chairman.
Women's Attendance Promotion-Mari
| Chomel, chairman; Ida NJ. Anderson.
National Advertisers Promotion-T. A
Carroll, chairman.
Magazine Promotion-Homer Mckee
! chairman.
Farm Paper Promotion-Harry b
! Myers, chairman.
Agency Promotion-JOhn L. CIough
| chairman.
Bands-W. d. Keenan,, chairman; ]
Frey, w. A. VanderwOrker.
Inspirational Meeting-A. H. GODDARD
| chairman; w. A. Ketcham, Col. Ora
! Perry
| Advertising Sermons-T. G. Day, chair
man; Fred Hoke. Sam DugAn.
| Meeting Places-Barrett Monkey, chair
| man; William A. Mooney, Ralpl
| Lemcke.
DecoratiOns-Fred NJ. Ayres, chairman
| Wallace Lee, Frank Chance, Mrs. L. 3
| Schick.
Centennial Parade - Homer Mckee
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-07
Continue Search for
Missing SchOOlbOy

Police today continued their search for
Maurice Phillips, 13. Of 1850 Cornell ave-
nue., who disappeared from his home
Monday. Mrs. Ada Phillips, the boys
mother, told the police that her son, who
is a student at school No. q. started for
school Monday afternoon, but never
reached the school house. s. believes
the boy ran away and may have gone to
the home of relatives in Clay county,
Indiana
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-07
Hold Irish Inn Keeper
in Attack on French

LONDON, Jan. 7.-Bartle Kelly, pro.
prietor OF the Halfway house in Dub
lin, near which the first attempt on the
life Of Viscount French occurred, has
been arrested in connection with the out.
rage, a Dublin dispatch said today.
No specific charge has yet been placed
against Kelly
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-07
MINER SHOOTS HTMsELF

VINCENNES, Ind, Jan. frank Jar
man, miner at the Oliphant-J ohnson mine
at Bruceville, lies at the point OF death
today as the result of an attempt to end
his life at the home of Herschen Sill
at Bruceville. He shot himself just above
the heart with q revolver.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-01-15
Shepherdston Jefferson County, Virginia Thursday January

Hampshire county, vice-president; Al
len wilkins, secretary; Fred Hender-
son, treasurer; James Johnson, Lew
els, Hampshire county, critic; Chas.
+. Harper, reporter; and Curtis Pow
er, Creekvale, sergeant.
mere has been considerable inter-
est in basket ball this week. with sew
eral mass meetings held by the STU
dents, Winters Folk leading in some
spirited yells and Ruth Myers taking
the part Of song leader. A number
OF automobiles will carry rooters TO
Marunsburg tomorrow night when the
college boys meet the high school
team OF that place. On SATURDAY. al
three o'clock Shepherd College will
open the season on the home floor
with the Randolp1-Macon cadets. A
fast game is expected. Tuesday night
the boys met the star PLAYERS of
Shepherdstown in a practice game at
the flreman'S Hall, and a number of
local fans were able to get a line on
the team. II was generally agreed
that Coach Snyder's charges will give
good account of themselves during
the season, when strong teams like
fairmont Normal, Keyser Preparatory
School and Pennsylvania State Forest
Academy will be met. Chas. P. Har-
per, OF Upper Tract, Pendleton county,
is responsible for the attractive
schedule arranged, and Mcclure Mo-
Ter leads the boys as captain. The
team has not been definitely chosen,
but the squad has three fast for
wards in Mcclure Moler, Newton Nc
kee and Richard Davis, all of Shep
herdstown. Stanley Fulton, of Cher
ry Run, and Lewis Show, of welch.
Mcdowell county, have had a lot Of
experience at center and can play
guard position when called upon.
Tom Reed, of Needmore, Hardy coun-
ty, and Cletus Lowe and Edward
Johnson, home boys, are likely de-
tenders of the goal. The boys have
secured new uniforms and will be
looking their best on Saturday after
noon, when they hope a big crowd will
come to the college gymnasium and
help cheer them on to victory.