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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-02

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collecting Ia do in the afternoon only
on salary or commission. Best of ref
erchCe furnished. Address Collector,
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HEMSTITCHNG and picOtinE attach
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-02

HAPPY-On Sunday, May 80. 1920. At
lO45 o'clock a. m. at Wheeling hospital
WILLIAM HAPPY. in his 55th year
Funeral from the residence OF MS
brother-in-law. Richard A. Stein: NO.
230 National Jad. Fulton, on Wed
ncsday morning at O'Clock. REQUIEM
high mass at ST. Joseph.s catheoraI
al $3.50 o'clock. Friends invited TO
attend. Intcrmcnt at Greenwood
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-02

FoUND on Warwood road. kit Of auto
tools. Loser can have same by pay
ing for this ad. Call Warwood 224-J.
je-2-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-02
A REAL, HARaA-

eo acres. located in Ohio. all t!llablc:
on main road: 8 acres virgin timber
osCaarus. good dwelling. barn. wagon
Sneo. etc: wheat and hay fields are best
In section. Crops go with farm. I'm
mediate possession. Absolutely all
right. Price $500 on quick sale,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-17
NIsiyne foate inpNtanta dd 81 ph1ejdoasa.

Foul captain Catcre. din msunea pentr lberarea pasa
poarteor find recemat in tara fos inanta Ia gradu de
Major 81 nsarcinat misiunea de merge in Siberia aduna
pc ot prsoneri romni risip de pusee Sbele 81 al au
Ia Nladvostok unte c mbarcat de conlsunea inter
aliata 81 trimisi III tara
Msunea Maoruui Calere foarte mportanta, dar 81
foarte prmc doas Dsa trebu mearga din
undc afa ca sun prisonlcr roIn 81 nevna pc hnga
auorta petru berea lor Asazi toa Siberia find sub
stapnrea bosevislor char daca guvcnu central boevs
convent guyenu Ronine Ia liberarea acestor prsone
H. atucerea la ndcpinre msunei d. Major Cadere mtmp
nj mute greutat 81 primeidii.
Crdinea inca nu-i depln restabta tara pima Gle
te de thar carl sub bosevista com mulme de ia
fu 81 crime Intr run tnut att de neparat della admnstra
tia cetra cInd tara af in prcfacer foarte um funco
mari Isl ndepnes daorna in constlnta toarte PUTIN ur
upa indrumare della centW. Avem nsa speranta ca
d. Major Cadere brbat tnr nylnge toate greu
tGtile 81 Isl mdeplini misunea GU success
Faptu ca guvernul actual guvernul poporulul luat ma
surf scape pc to frat din garele mserel tIc
o?e in pusttale Siberei s. al duce acasa Ia ca
nnurie lor bucura inca dovad ca un guVel de-
ngreste de toae casele soceat 81 de totl III
neamuui, fic in tara fie in tari streine. m
Guvernu trecut, toate interycne 81 phngere memo
roctilor din Siberia ia nic masura spre
al repatra Gu oaa prcocuparea political exern in
tel un evern esit din vonta liberia popolulu este
expresia fasfnata 81 ncngrda fl nchinat clteva
snrc resova chestia s. spune epatliarea or In TIM
pu vere repatriare acea maj mua ~
lesniro astazi Siberia in sapnlrea bolsevor 81
sezonu multi mai favorable.
in fine speranta ca aceast cheste arzaoarc Sc va
esova success fra nosr din Siberia vedea In Gu
rnd tara 81 mie lor de doru carora au tnt att Gle mutt
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-17
Ostorie q Iezb0iu|d pcntru nedanaea neamu|ui.

Suntem informant ca dnul Major Cadere scris carte
care coprne apele mrete 81 descrerea tutulor upte
Tor DO carl lea dus neamu pentru desrobea ui Dsa
uat parte aproape oate upee ost IN stare Sc
dune date positive 81 amnunte sau dessurat pptelc la
earl parte, maror ocular pnu care lost IN
nyalmasaeul upelor ne reda inr povesre neaos rom
ncasca osnda sngerosulu resboiu rcnu desrobrea
neamuui 81 unirea plaurilor romlnesti. ar - .
hota tpareasca cartea aici III America tara
urar interese maeriale pcrsonale Prou hotalit sal
doneze fonuui pen1 repararea prsoncror ronln din 81
bera n scop ros 81 nob la calui reaizar tot
romin. i'll tara aceasta rebue sa alute.
Inca in pose sa dam anlnunte Gu prlvre Ia
contnu cartel in se San Francisco Sc va
m in Cleveland pentru dspune sa tpareasca cartea me-
nta Sc unpe gol smor in literature resbouiul 81 care
crelem ca Fl primita Gu drag de toti Romlnli
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-17
DIN FUCA CONDEIULUI.

Zilele trecute trecut prln
Cleveland renumitul poet belgi-
an, Maurice Maeterlinck, Gu o
reputatie universala, care a scris
pe linga alte piese de teatru 81
.,Pasarea Albastra" cunoscuta in
lumc ca simbolul fericirei.
In trecerea d-sale spre Los An
geles, s'a eprit citeva ore in Gle
veland, a,nde admiratorii lui, in
mare parte femei din societatea
malta, i-au facut receptiune
calduroasa.
La banchetul ce s'a dat in o.
noarea lui Ia Hotel Statler, a
vobbit dsspre arta 81 multumit
pentru primirea care lisa facut.
Atingind chestis prohibited a
zis:
,,Poporul american nu va su-
feri multa vreane jugul puritan
al prohibitiunei. Va veni o Vi
cjnd 50 " reinforce vinul 81 be-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-17

rea de nevralgie 81 doctorul il
fecomanuat Sc poarte vaca in
urechi.
lntre China 81 Statele Unite
s'a facut schimbare radicala
81 reclproca; Chinezii an oprit
consumarea opiumulmi care a.
cum Sc trimte aici, 81 Sc consul
ma pc scara intinsa; Statele
Unite au oprit fabricarea 81 con.
su,narea bcrei 81 berarii au mers
IN CHINA Sc urmczc ncgotul. 81
Chlnezii au inccput Sc Ibca bcrc.
Doara 81 Chinezii sunt oa-
meni. 81 trebucsc civilizati.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-17

Greaeli de tipar: Lizica sufc-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-17
NU UITA!

ca Vaporul ..SIBONEY". ca
re pleaca in q Februarie la
Constanta este socotit intre cele
mai bunc 81 Gu viteza mare.
Vrei sd al calatorie scurta
81 placuta, cauta 81 rezerveaza-ti ii
TN Billet de acuma pima mai sunt,
Sc tree ca piinea calda.
Trimite arvuna de $4,000 81
scric end pleci sa te asteptam
VICTORIA" FOREIGN Elk
CHANGE, INC,
15G-1Oth Ave. New York, N. Y
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-17

precipite pace premature 81
rusinoasa Gu Gcrmania.
Jean Jules Jusserand, amba
sadorul din Statclc Unite; Ale
Sandre r. Comfy. ambasadorul
din Brazilia Camille Barrera,
asnbasadorul din Italia; Henry
Allie, rcprezentantul diplomat
francez la Viena; Jules Cambon,
fostul ambassador in Germania 81
fostii primi ministrii Barthou,
BRAND 81 Viviani sunt rrintre
marturii
Lansing ma depasit drepturi.
le lui. Paterson. Intrunlrl
linformale a mcmbrilor din cabi-
net, convOcarca carOra a fost
motivul principal al presedinte-
hui Wilson ca Sc primeasca de-
'iisl" secie'"l"'''i "c ''"' 10" :,
siliS' lost uii iuclu ooici'''''s
sup ai'e a't''ii'iie'ia'n' " ue'.'i q :
'o',i' w. .ur.SsS' Ios.oi III u
ai Justl!iei ci''u -'Nci>iiiies ios'
l'feseolil'e.
''oeeretarul Lansing us"i
pat o'ep'"ri'e l'll''iiul cl''o Z
coiiNoea. iiienioiil c"o''ie'o''' Ia
ih.ruilifi d npos of'Is. -
iel oe ~ rui'iii ei'u oo.rli"''e
sap ''''i'i'i>' "''" i"i -"'
.a''he'"l 'e ! "H''i '' =
in' 'h'a' "' - 'or oe' = !.
ih'i''', "',N ~ - 'i"' u = q
PreS'oili'eiui
MI, e:., .o.,... ,;,+o; ~
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7
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-17

= Sase suite au fost gradati ii
clasa de americanizare. Diplomc
de accstora sc vor da la Primarlo
la % Februarie spus sccreta-
rul de la Citizens Bureau, d-nul
Joseph Trinastic.
1000 Armeni uclsl. - Londra
= Delgatia nationala Armeni-
lor. care Sc afla in accst oras, a
spus ca primit stiri din Consta,.
tinopol, ca in recentele atacur
de la Aintab 81 Marash, la 1000
de Armcni au fost ucisi.
Guvernul acu2at pentr-u scum
pete. - Washington. = Acuz,nd
guvernul de ,.neglijente nelnchi-
putt de mari, incompetenta, me
ficicnta 81 % criminala nepasare"
n legatura ell specula cu zahar,
reprezentantul (deputatuO Ge-
orre II. Tinkham. din Massacha.
sets. insistat "a sa Sc nnctar;l
cercetare imediat. ca sa Sc va
ia cc facut Palmer. minist-iil
justitiei. III mutt trimbltata lui
campanie contra specialization.
Piinea Sc va lcftlni. Piinea
Sc va ieftini, ca un rezultat a!
seducerci pretului fainei, a sp,s
Dir. r. c. Rouche. presedlrtcic
comit tului iudetian pentru fl,
xarea preturllor.
Ridicarea reccnta pretulul
piinci. fost facuta pc baza ea
faina costa cincisprezece dolari
sacul. spunc/ Rouche. Daca pre-
tul fainei va scadea atunci comi-
tetul va forta pc brutari CO sc
reduca pretul pilnei.
Vinatoarea dupa banda dc
tilhari. = Detectivii din New
York. neputimd afla nici urm;,
care sal duca spre aflarea locu-
lui unde Sc tine banda de i'll
hari. care si-au ficut specialita7
tea furfnd Liberty Bonduri, cen
tinua a-si mari cercul de activi-
tate.
Hottie comise in ultimelc trci
l,.ni So zice Cd Sc urea la formi-
dabila suma de 3 pima la 4 mill
oane dolari in Liberty Bonduri.
Sc zice ca detectivii din New
York s'ar afla in Cleveland, 81
in curind vor aresta pc un carta-
iar. prin care sc zice ca IN fost
schimbate bonduri in valoare de
suta 81 zccc h1ii de dolari. A.
cest cartofor fest arestat de %
litia din Cleveland, acum patru
uni, imediat ce s'a aflat CT a
costa a vindut lucruri pc care
i-le-a adus banda de tilhari din
New York, insa mai tirz!u a
cost liberat.
Proces,,l lui Calllaux. = Pa
ris. Marti va ineepe procesui
ili Caillaux. Cincizcci 81 ,na
de marturii au fost somate in a.
ceasta legatura. Caillaux, fostul
prim -ministru al Frantei, este a.
cuzat de intrigi prin care voia Sc
$.<:*tS%<:+<s.<%*%<:%<><S%<%<A<<
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-17

rea. Prohibitiunea, eu cred, pro-
duce un eject negativ asupra for
tel creative" ;. 81 cea mai mare
parte din admiratorii 81 admira-
toarele lui au ramas paff, dar cl
toatc aceste, l-au aplaudat Gu in
sufletire. - 81 asa, prohibitioni-
stii, primesc 81 night cite-o ga.
lusca, de la fiecare ON de stiinta
care trece prin tara asta. Pafta
buna.
Ziarele publica fotografia az
tistei Doroty Makaye, intro po-
zitiune majestoasa, st1nd pc tn
picior, pc cind Gel lalt ridiaat
la spate, tinut de un lord englez
care sta in genunchi 81 ii saruta
tocul pantofului. E scena care
ridiculizeaza aristocrstia cngle-
"a, dar e prea exagerata. futele-
gem daca artista ar ii Ell pieioa-
rele goale. Treaca mearga. Oar
tocul pantofiloril Dosr nu tra-
i'm pc vremea Cleopatra.
Greseli de fipar: Lizica sufc-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-17
INFORNATu)N|

Isl cmoara fata. - New York.
- Dina Emily Margaret Favre
care STA lmpuscat 81 ucis fata
mtr O camera dintr'un hotel. sap
tamlna trecuta, este detinuta Ia
polite TARA Sc primi vre-o eau
tune in cazul ei.
Barbat capata dlvortul 81 in
tretlnerea. - Forest a. Bidwell
nnmitul ..9entilom'' nu va Fl sill
ca Sc mearga sa caute de lueru
ca sd sustina, pentru ca a.
ceasta ii vine de-a gaia, in urma
divortului. I-s'a dat de catra iu-
decatorul Stevens, ca sofia lui sd !
plateasca saptezeci 81 cinci dolari
lunar, bani pentru intretinere.
lnsa Bidwell nu a capatat tot
ceea ce dorit. El contestat
dorinta nevestei lui de a Sc scapa
de ell. Gu toate aceste capatat
numai bani de 1ntretinere = insa
si-a perdut nevasta.
Nevasta lui Bidwell la dat in
judecata ca sa-si capete divortul
Bar5atul a prOtcstat 81 a 'spus Cd
atunci end a luat pc doamna
Bldwell de nevasta aceasta ia
spus ca ca doreste de barbat un
gentilom, asa ca ell nu a fost sill.
Sc lucre. Dupa o matura conside-
rare judecatorul decis ca doam-
ma Bidwell sd plateasca IS dolari
ca intretinere bdrbatului
Celeste 81 plingi. - New York.
- New York. Doliul cuprins
casa artistului Lionel Barrymore
Pc cind actorul juca pc sccaa
teatrului din Philadelphia, hotii
au furat din pivnita lui beutura
in valoare de zece mil dolari.
Greva in Spanla. = Madrid. =
Premierul Salazar 81 ministrul
lucrarilor publice Gimeno. au
fost informati de organizatia III
cratorilor de la caile ferate ca,
la prima Martie va incepe greva
daca nu li-se va ridica lucratori-
lor salarul 81 sd li-se imbunata-
teasca conditiile de munca.
II
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-17
Proces,,l lui Caluaux.

ris. Marti va ineepe procesul
iui Caillaux. Cincizcci 81 ,na
de marturii au fost somate in a.
ceasta legatura. Caillaux, fostul
prim-ministru al Frantei, este a.
cuzat de intrigi prin care voia Sc
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-17

Sase suite au fost gradati III
clasa de americanizare. Diplomc-
de acestora sc vor da la Primarlc
la % Februarie spus secreta-
rul de la Citizens Bureau, d-nul
Joseph Trinastic.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-17
1000 Armeni uclsl. - Lond

Delgatia nationala a Armeni-
lor. care Sc afla in accst oras, q
spus ca primit stiri din Constau
tinopol, ca in recentele atacur
de la Aintab 81 Marash. la 1000
de Armcni au fost ucisi.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-16
STATE READY TO
TRY TAXI DRIVER
Accused of Causing Death of
Catholic Sister.

Confident that the evidence win prove
that taxi driven By onie Brown IA
tally struck sister Mary Blanche Nc
Cormick last April, the State today was
prepared TO begin the trial Of Brown
before Judge James A. Collins of the
Criminal Court Friday morning. A spe-
clal venire OF thirty-Hye men has been
ordered 70 appear TO answer qualifications
concerning their ability 20 sit in the
case.
The Indictment charges Brown with
granddaughter snd Clifton Coomer. an
other taxi driver. With the same orrenss.
The two machines are said TO have been
going az high rate OF speed around
the Circle at the time the Sister of
Providence was killed last spring
Prosecutor ClRris Adams VIII conduct
the case for the state and this probably
viii be one OF the most important cases
to be tried by him before he relinquishes
his office on Jan. 1 to William Evans.
prosecutor-elect
Harry Howard. charged with operatiu 8
a blind tiger who was sentenced 70
thirty days IN the city court; Earl
Sowders, charged with the same offense,
who was fined $50 and costs in the city
court, and William Jones, charged with
violating the prohibition statutes. who
was fined Sl00 and sentenced to thirty
days in the city court. have dismissed
their appeals to the criminal court and
will meet the judgments OF the lower
court.
Judge Fremont Afford. sitting aG
special Judge in the case OF Joe Dawson,
charged with operating a blind tiger.
fined him $500 and sentenced him to
thirty days IN jail. The court suspended
the days.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-16
CITY RANKS HIGH
IN BUILDING LINE
October Permits Show Indian
apOlis in Ninth Place.

While in general there was a Ss per cent
decrease in building operations through
out the country in October. as compared
with the same month in 1919. Indianap-
oils was among the few cities which
showed an increase, according to the
monthly building compilation Of ths
American Contractor. Elkhart and Evans.
Vile were other Hoosier cities which
gained.
The report also shows Indianapolis to
be ninth in ranking OF valuations OF
buildings undertaken during the month";
although the city is twenty-second in
population. The other cities having
higher reports were Los Angeles, Hart.
ford Comm, Chicago, New Orleans, De.
troit, Newark, New York and Philadel.
phia. Among cities below Indianapolis
were San Francisco, Washington. Louis
vile, Baltimore, Boston. Minneapolis
Kansas City, st. Louis, Cincinnati, Cleve-
land, Pittsburgh and Milwaukee.
indianapolis had 792 building permits
with total valuation Of S2042.2S6 issued
in October, 1920, and I'll permits valued
at 81. .567. $50 issued in October. 1919.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-16
FARM HEAD ASKS
ATTACHES ABROAD
Says Farmer Should Be Kept
Informed.

Dcks were cleared this afternoon in the
convention Of the Indiana Federation OF
Farmers Associations for the reports OF
the nominating and resolutions commit
tees and the Election Of officers. The
convention was to close with the end Of
today's session.
Need for the appointment Of an agri-
cultural attache in every foreign country
was expressed by J. K. Howard, presi-
dent Of the American Farm Bureau Fed
grafton, in addressing the convention at
the morning session today. This Is nee
essary, he said, because the American
farmer must know the condition Of the
farmer in the foreign countries,
He advocated a commission at Wash
ington 70 analyze figures obtained by the
Federal Department Of Agriculture, for
the benefit OF the farmer Of the United
States.
G. l. Christie, director Of the Indiana
agricultural experiment station at Purdue
University, spoke at the afternoon ses-
sion Monday. lie discussed various prob
lens with which the modern farmer Is
confronted.
Other addresses were made at the aft
ernoon and evening sessions by George
c Bryant. r. A. Williams. w. II. Way
hinger, p. c. Ohler, f. G. McCullom,
Mrs. Charles W. Seweu and II. c. Reid,
who gave his report as State organizer.
Convention committees appointed by
President Brown were:
Credentials-B. F. Catherwood, Day
Ton; Lester McC1amroek. Crawfordsville
and Arthur Thompson. Wabash.
Resolutions Scott Meiks, shelbyvillei
T. !. Ferris, Pleasant Lake; L. Fl. Hull
Hanna, and Virgil sexson, switz City.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-16
G. D. P. MAYORALTY
ELIMINATING ON
Judge Basins Move Causes
FURRY in Collins Ranks.

The process Of eliminating prospective
Republican mayoralty candidates in In
dianapOlis is on. the first move coming
when Judge Mahlon E. Bash Of the
Marion County Probate Court removed
himself as a contender for the honOrs anc
sought al the same time TO block the
tentative candidacy Of Judge James A
Collins Of the Criminal Court.
Judge Bash declared a constitutions!
provision prohibited him making the race
because Of his position on the bench
He contended also that the courts hav,
held that the resignation Of a Judg'
would not make him eligible for the
mayorslty.
The statement Of Judge Bash came IN
expectedly and has caused so much worry
70 Judge Collins, who occupies a similar
judicial position, that he has requested
a lawyer to give him q legal opinion on
the matter. Judge Collins has not given
up the idea Of becoming a candidate and
has told friends that If be finds be Is en-
titled legally to run his hat w:ll be In
the ring. He has let 1t be known, it is
said. that he viii be governed By the
opinion he expects to receive in a few
days.
According to reports Judge Bash is sin
cere in the belief he is not eligible to the
mayoralty candidacy and feels that ths
constitutional bar should govern other
aspiring jurists. Judge Collins was elect
ed to q second four-year term on the
bench IN 1918 and would have 10 resign
II he entered the spring primary, pro-
yiding It is determined finally that by
resigning he is eligible to candidacy.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-16
RiUerSide Files
Protest to Dance
Hall and Suing
City Ordinance Held Up as
Block to Program of
Amusement Company.

A city ordinance which absolutely pro-
hibits the holding Of public dances or
the attendance thereof providing a pen.
atty OF from $40 to $500 dne. was recalled
today by Charles Remster. OK Judge IN
an argument before the board OF public
safety In an attempt TO block the issu-
auce Of a permit for the erection OF A
dance hall and aerial swing by the River
side Amusement Company. The company
has started excavatlng for It's dance han
on property between Twenty Eighth and
Twenty Ninth streets. and between
Schurman avenue and Parkway boule-
ward. The Riverside Civic Association,
composed OF residents Of the district, re-
monstrated against the issuance Of the
permit
Judge Remster contended that since Il
IS Illegal 70 operate public dance hall
the city building department cannot le-
gslly issue permit for the construction
Of a building for this purpose. He con
tended further that the establishment Of
the amusement park would constitute a
nuisance to the residents OF the neigh
horhood, nearly 1000 Of whom have
signed a petition Of protest.
Lewis Coleman, attorney, and president
Of the Riverside Amusement Company
contended that the proposed park would
not constitute a nuisance because 1t was
not within 800 feet Of any OF the resi-
dcnces.
The ordinance prohibiting public
dances, which Is not now being strictly
enforced by the police is found in sec
tion 10 Of the municipal code Of 1917
and reads as follows:
"No person. firm or corporation or as
ISOLATION shall keep a public dance hal
within said city, which shall be open
Promiscuously to the public either on
payment Of an admission fee or other
wise; nor shall any person visit or at
Continued on Page Eleven,)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-16
Create New Position
at City Hospital

The position Of librarian, or record
clerk, for the City Hospital was created
by the board Of public health at It's reg
ular meeting last night to provide for
the proper preservation Of case records.
The board also adopted a resolution or
dering that the hospital STAFF, composed
Of approximately $50 local physicians,
meet the last Friday evening Of every
month.
Both Of these moves are In line with
recommendations Of the American Col
lege Of Surgeons, which rates hospitals
according to their efficiency.
DR. Herman G. Morgan, secretary Of
the board, was authorized to represent
the city at the Institute on Venereal
Disease Control and Social Hygiene
from Nov. p to Dec and the ALI
America Conference on Venereal Dis
eases Dec. 8 to II at Washington, D. c.
These meetings are regarded by medi-
cal authorities as among the most impor-
tant from a public health standpoint in
many years.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-16
JACKIE HELDN
TWIN MURDERS
Arrest Follows Reports That
Sailor and Two Actresses
Quarreled.

CHICAGO, Nov. I6.-sufTlcient grain
alcohol was found in the stomachs OF
Maree Remey and Lillian Thompson, &C
tressos found dead in Grant Park here
to have cnused their deaths. DR.. w. d
McNauy, eOronor's physician. announced
today
CHICAGO. Nov. I6--Harold Potter. a
reputed deserter from the Great Lakes
training station, was taken into Gus
tody as a suspect early today In the muir
der of Maree Ramey and Lillian Thomp-
son. actresses, whose bodies were found
in Grant Park early Sunday morning.
Potter was arrested In a north side
cabaret.
The sailor was in uniform when ar
rested and detectives found an empty
vial. which they believe contained poison,
IN one OF his pockets Potter declared
the vial had contained whisky.
witnesses told the police they saw
two women answering the description OF
the slain girls, qusrreiing with a sailor
late Saturday night. The coroner be-
Iieves the women met their death from
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Tiger Operators Now
Ready for Warm Jail

The records Of the city clerks office
showed today that three men convicted in
City Court Of operating a blind tiger
had withdrawn their appeals to Criminal
Court and were ready to accept the judg
ments of the City Court.
Louis Laitner, Jr., 506 North David
son street, well known for his political
activities in the east part Of the city,
withdrew his appeal. He paid the judg-
ment of $50 and costs and has gone to
Jail for ten days. He was arrested
Oct %.
Leon Candea, 11o South West street,
was fined $50 and costs Sept. q, and he
appealed the case, but today the appeal
was dismissed and the fine and costs
paid.
Earl Souders, 2s, of 1877 North Alabama
street was arrested June %, and the po-
lice allege he broke up a number of bot
ties Of liquor with a hammer on a fire
escape as they rushed the building. but
there was one he failed to destroy.
Two days later he was convicted Of
operating a blind tiger and fined 500
and costs and sentenced to 80 days in
Jail. he appealed the case until the
pretty summer weather was gone and
today he 4ulthdrew the appeal, paid the
ftns and Is serving the 30 days tn 5ah.