Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-09
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Only twenty-three coal mines now idle
in state.
BIooie, biooIe! Took number of shots
to stop Mike Reich, alleged bootlegger
in Valparaiso. Mike halted when bullets
came too close. Four barrels of grog
and still found in his home.
Lee Straight, 10. of Goshen VIII go
straight in the future. lie got two to
fourteen years for taking $11J out OF
a dairy lunch cash register where ne
worked But Lee also Is supposed to
have robbed his roommate of $3.50.
Gary police trying to solve the imp0s-
sible-a vendetta murder Philip Clam
pola found slain in woods. Bullet through
heart. No money or jewelry gone.
Raisin jack isn't popular in Richmond
either. Daniel Federico, Louis Paolih
and Dominick Sulprizo each fined 500
for making the stuff.
And little dog shall part them When
Mrs Matte Beane, young society wom-
an. suing her husband, Randolph ..
Beane. for divorce in Evansville was
asked about her fondness for Bunker,
Boston bull. she said: Bunker re
spends to my attentions, but my nus
band-never." She admitted she often
kissed the dog. Beane is Evansville
manager for the National Cash Register
Company.
East Chicago Is harbOring a peeve and
Justly SO. Although the place ought To
be IN the second-class Of Indiana cities
al
there aren't enough homes in East chi
cago to take care Of the workers there.
AS the result about 5000 men who earn
a living in East Chicago are forced TO
call Gary. Whiting and Hammond thelr
homes. Result, building drive on.
Evansville white collar men are Civ
ing up the pen for the pick, according TO
employment bureau statistics there. NO
explanation necessary.
John Lee OF Franklin didn't mind that
burglars should ransack his home and
carry Off So But he does object to them
taking his front door key. Now Mr.. Lee
must install a new lock, etc.
Comes gent from the sunny south,
winston Salem y. C.. 10 be exact. who
allows as how he "can help County
Clerk Herbert Wheaton Of Crown Point
from going bankrupt because II costs him
si13 for his hen to lay one egg. The
fame Of NJ. wheaton's hen has spread
all over the country. growing by leaps
and bounds as It spread. Here are the
facts OF the case. He had a hen and II
finally laid one egg. He estimated that
the feed had cost him s13, and so In
formed some news hound. A careless
-. 30 H~aF
In the story and it appeared that the hen
cost Mr. Wheaton s1l3 to keep II in feed.
Now Mr.. Wheaton has received a letter
from c. y. Rothrock, Winston Salem,
Offering some help. Mr.. RothrOck
modestly says he gets plenty Of eggs from
eighteen hens sill because he uses the
greatest egg producer / think Ia the
United States"
COnciIIator Fred L. FeIck has informed
the department OF labor that the con-
troyersy at the plant Of the United Slic-
ing Company. Laporte has been al
iusted. He also advised the department
That other manufacturing plants In Ia
porte and South Bend had agreed not
TO discriminate against employees attend
ing a conference OF union officials at
south Bend.
Coal shortage at the EIwoOd High
school has caused suspension Of classes.
The school board advertised for fuel
bids recently. but none OF the local deal.
ers could guarantee delivery.
Speaking before the Richmond Rotary
club. John y. Dyer OF Nlncennes hrst
International vice president Of the Ro
tary, declared In favor Of ten hour
requirements for citizenship aud Ameri-
cnnlzation courses In the schools In
creased production IS the solution Of the
living cost problem, Dyer said.
Real estate transactions In TippecanOe
county during the FIRST week Of March
totaled SLIPS, 1862 During the month
~ February total sales were 81, 6.g0S.27.