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The Washington times., 1921-09-24
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bAND|TS|N
GUN FIGHT
Many Houses Shot Up as Des-
peradoes Hunt for Gold.
Rangers Make Capture.
by InternatIe.ai News Service.


BROWNSVILLE. Pa, Sept. ga
Three armed bandits, with plenty Of
ammunition, entered Adah, q mining
town near here, Friday night and,
after shooting up seven homes and
injuring seven persons, one serious
ly, were arrested by State police and
placed in the Fayette county Jail.
Paul Often, forty years old, was
badly battered about the body. and
one Of his eyes was almost knockcd
out. ,.-
Shoot Cp Two Homes.
The bandits broke down a door, at
the Often home, entered and demand
ed money. They were told there was
none and then they began firing.
shooting holes through pots and pans.
banging on the wall. Later the robbers
the Often dwelling, broke down the
door, entered and demanded money.
When they were refused they shot up
the kitchen, using everything hanging
on the wall for targets.
This performance was repeated at
the home Of Mrs. Andrew Hemrey.
Mrs. Hemrey il in a delicate condi-
ton and this morning is suffering
severely from shock.
Bandits Quickly Captured.
After the shooting at the Often
home some one telephoned to the
State police at New Salem, but before
the constabulary arrived other houses
were shot up.
The bandits escaped to the outskirts
of the town. but were quickly apprs-
hended.
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BocAcclo'S SKULL FOUND
IN VILLA NEAR FLORENCE

FLORENCE, Sept. 24.-What
archaeologists assert are the bones
Of Bocaccio have been found in a
villa near here, owned by James w.
Ellsworth, Of New York. A skull is
among the bones found. According
to tradition Bocaccio lived in the
villa and wrote DE Cameron" there.
Ellsworth is owner of the beautiful
villa Palmieri near Florence. The
villa was purchased some years ago
and restored to its ancient historic
splendor.
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ITALIAN CROWD HooTS
FAROlLE AND -BARRERE

MILAN, Sept. 24.-Anti.French
Barrere. General Diaz, chief Of the
Marshal Farolle and Ambassador
demonstrations broke out in Venice
today in connection with the visit of
Italian general staff. attempted to
restore order. but failed.
OF students and were severely iostled
NJ. Barriers was caught I'm q crowd
before being rescued. The press de.
plores the incident. ar...'
The Washington times., 1921-09-24
BURLEsoN'S UMBRELLA
PERHAPS LEFT IN EUROPE

Albert Sidney Burleson, former
postmaster General. who has just
returned from Europe, has apparent.
ly learned continental fashions.
Al any rate he appeared in Wash
ington today without an umbrella
tucked under his arm and washine.
ton hardly knew him. for during his
many years in public service here an
umbrella has been his constant com.
panion.
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WooDSIDE REELECTED
HEAD OF FOREIGN VETS

DETROIT. Sept. 24.-Capt. Robert
G. woodside, Of Pittsburgh. was TODAY
reelected sational commander of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars, which IL
holding a convention here.
He won by vote OF 32S to 213, de.
feating Colonel Huston. Of New York
city. owner of the New York Ameri.
cans. Huston put up a strong fight
for the office.
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''BoLsHEvIK" cATERPILLARS
MENACE BALKAN CROPS

''Bolshevik" caterpillsrs are men.
acing the crops OF Bulgaria. Silesia
and Moravia, according to a report
to the Department OF Commerce to.
day from American Consul winans
at Prague.
A new variety of caterpillar, he.
heved to come from Russia. has al.
ready done huge damage to the crops
IN Bulgaria. Silesia and Morsvia. the
report stated.
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DAYLIGHT SAVING ENDS
IN N. Y. SUNDAY MORNING

NEW YORK, Sept. 24.-Daylight
saving ends here at o'clock tomor-
row morning. At that hour the
clocks are to be turned back one
hour.
The New York Stock Exchange will
open at 10 o'clock Eastern standard
time on Monday morning.
The Washington times., 1921-09-24
FLOODS LEAVE 1900
HOMELESS IN MEXICO

MEXICO CITY. Sept. 2i.--Eighteen
thousand persons are homeless In the
Tampico petroleum district as the re.
suit of heavy rains that have flooded
the Panuco river. At least two per
sons are dead and many are injured.
Lightning set on fire tank OF the
Texas Oil Company causing 500. 1000
damage. ...N
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Cuts Pay Cent an Hour.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 24.-The
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
today announced q wage reduction OF
one cent an<hour. effective October 1.
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Cyclops Gives Stay.

Description OF the meeting was con
tained in statement furnished tn,
Atlanta newspapers last night "signeC
for the Cyciops with the official seal.
A Cyclcps is head Of local khan, and
CONTINUED on Page .. Column -
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lux BEGINS WAR TO DEATH ON CATHOLICS
WEATHER.

Fair tonight. Sunday an
settled, with showers. Gen.
tie to moderate southerly
winds. No change In tenn
perature. Temperature at
s q. m, 63 degrees.
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1921-03-23
American Legion News


remember what the avVowed purposes of the Legion are
have forgotten let remind you of them
COUNTRY:
l. UPHOLD DEFEND CONSTITUTION.
Q MAINTAIN Law AND ORDER
g. FOSTER PERPETUATE TOPPER CENT AMERICANIsM
PRESERVE MEMORIES AND ASSOCIATIONS OF GREAT
s. COMBAT AUTooRACY OF MASSES AND CLASSES.
6. RIGHT MASTER OF MIGHT
T. PROMOTE PEACE AND GOOD WILL ON
8. SAFEGUARD TRANSMIT TO PosTERITY PRINCIPLES
JUSTICE, FREEDOM DEMOCRACY.
8. CONSECRATE AND SANCTIFY OUR COMRADESHIP BY OUR
DEVOTION TO MUTUAL HELPFULNESs.
then will know
by which
peuae them? PERHAPS you have not thought OF any Here one Or
ganzaton through by getting
together together keep
alive the purposes for which our Legion was born
heritage of the 1t is to remind
cuntrymen and counwomen that during one Pc
Rod of our lives we offered for our couny SAKE to acnce those
very these words
offering things which the American
Legion this day maintaining and vd bringing before the country
you patriotic less willing offer yourself
the Legion than when you
training rudgng muddy
all the thing And
devotion Legion might oOviate the necessity
offering blood what offer MEN,
BERsHIP WORK AND ENTHUSIASM.
and sincere am n
b peal We're possessed Of the eoouence my heart feels
undertaking membership drive would be 100 cent
cessuL
Legion opeousas satisfied until
a the parish who have
declared their intentions of becoming members And the Post
you effort
community So that must to
your practice and
proclaim Legion and how potentially strong
We have a big barbecue in opelousas
Organizer with We going put
outfit spirit in that meeting and reunion Won't you
help extended yourself perhaps
crippled Further have
honorable wounds received in his
counrys along He impress the
crowd n the Legion.
Come easy Fill in the below with the
oFnIovs
REMEMBER il Personal Membership Drive Let
simple duty member SO
DON'T SLACK. DO IT QUICK.
and with admonshment
to you to YOUR
D.. EDWARD DURTO,
Post
The following promised opeOusa
Signed:
easy. to promise fill
their names in the space
E.. B. ROBERT Adjutant,
Opelousas Louisiana.
WATCH FOR ANNOUNCEMENT TELLING YOU WHEN WE HOPE
TO CARRY THE FIGHT MEMBERS RIGHT INTO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-24
BODIES Of 800
RECOVERED IN
DISASTER RUINS

Mayenca Ge-manv. Sept. cs--More
,hnn 500 bodies have heen rccoN eyed
from tAe vast rulns ~ ;hn Radisous
plan, a. Oppau and T. il conr!d"rNd
cer'al- :ha; 500 persons So! ,-c miss.
trE Two thousand wounded. !nn o..
t.em seriously, are scattered ~ :"'1.
purary hospitals for miles around no
scene OF tn. expioSion.
military Gordon is around Oppau.
The l50-acre pant site and vas,
area around 4 It present a picture no,
u..!k" 90 :hAt NJ she!l-.n"a hattlens.d
TIE earth IS rntNsd with puiver!2ed ron
crete and hts nf mr'n
EnEinc.rs ada ,It'lc ~ the eIp,ana.
tions Already mada n: the tlsns'er
Robinson oScrrIled the motions and get
the trial OF Chief Thompson down for
October 8. with O'Rriens cRso TO no sal,
for trial subject 10 the close nf tho
Thompson trial Attorneys tor the de-
rendant. insisted on ORriOn r, ing tried
first. but To no avail.
The grand jury ar this term was
composed Of prominent rnrr and thu
term lasted longer than any other grand
fury session In tho history n: Ohio
county. Tae lrngthV session wnE parity
du" ~ tho large number ot prisoners
rcr"uad ~ Jail md Dar,lv h""auEs th~ra
= s-a M corr, terms dIr4rg ~. aurr -,-r
NJ b.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-24
Grace Lawes Shoots Down
Mildred Hanan and Takes
Her Own Life With Bullet
Man in the Case Grilled
By Police.

Now York. S"nt. 81. Shot an 4
wounded thrco timos by nor former
chum. who then rnded h"r OWE III"
With n bullet Miss Mildred + HanRn'
daughter of tho la's Alfred T. HanaH.
shoe manufacturer tonlsh, hovsred he
,wcen 1ife and doath IN Broohljn n hos
pltal
With mo outcome O. The girl S m
tur!cs still In doubt poii'o TOOK up
back trail from tho scene or the noe
turual TRAGEDY irto tho world Of nigh
lire" hlamod ny Miss Haran's assail-
mt. Mrs Grace I,awns. FOR the RccUmu-
,p'.d misery and haartache which IN
pulled her 70 take her friends Nte.
Tho rs,"- IS ten faat nrd the hQuor
has driven ne c"azy. sh" had written
IN !e'er Rddr'ssed 70 hc- mo'her.
S.tll anotNor roHehhle mo''ve TOY thH
d~~d tha, o. 'oalour rag. o'rr Tho a.
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City Manager H. against Harry
ward last election -esut OF
and the election held
indictments
Of !
OF
b. used The municipal election
for h OF 'ttns member" 0: th'
by said Homer unavu
said official
being lawful,
0 said ballots
nd SO
No
following unawtuly oncu, d'vored
son,o the
lndi.u No 4 a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-24
NDICT CITY MANAGER CRAC0 ON four COUNTS
Summary of Grand Jury's Election Probe

Of criminal court con
September
to September 23....l3 10 indictments
September 2S. persons; indictments
To,aI persons; indictments
individuals Homer C. CraEo City Solicitor
Thompson Fireman 3tssenle- Nail
Walter Schmidt Frank
Mnkemeycr Charles She Lawrence
Korrell CLYDE Rose Harry Johnson
Octoher A Burley Thompson dokci"d in
unlawful
Of demanding avtho
purify III" eecons
NJ John Robinson
Charles WizberEer.
Ralph Howe H. r. Johns,
Alexander Seo~go Harry essa and Joseph
Presiding Jucse Robinson.
Austin Wood
nd r. Campbell
chosen TO MI 'and Jur!IerE' '"
Re Hamilton
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Grand Jury Questions Right
of Every Councilman to His
Seat, In Report on Election

TRIBUNAL, AsTOUNDED AT MANY 1RREGULAR1'
TIES PRACTICED IN CONDUCT OF CITY VOT-
ING MAY WHOLESALE "PUR1FlCATloN'
OF DISGRACEFUL SITUATION URGED IN
SPECIAL REPORT SUBMITTED TO JUDGE
ROBINSON OF PRECINCT OFF
GALS OF INTELLIGENCE AND INTEGRITY
DEMANDED-COUNTY AUTHORITIES ASKED
TO TAKE DRASTIC ACTION.
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Grand Jury Says Homer Crago.
Handed Fire Chief thompson
Election Ballots UnlawtullyI

TWO COLoRED ELECTION OFFICIALS IN SECOND
WARD ALSO ADDED TO LIST OF INDICTED
MEN-CAPIASES ISSUED FOR ARREST OF
ALL THREE-CRAGO WILL BE ASKED FOR
$1,000 BOND, 1T IS sTATED-s2OOO EACH FOR
OTHERS-GRAND JURY ADJOURNS AFTER,
BEING THANKED BY THE COURT
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"The right OF each and every councilman Of the city q
Wheeling acting is seriously quest ny TINS dano
r as we feel that the evidence disclosing fraud IN the last
ctv election has shown condition general so faeachng,
that the right Of the citizens OF Nhrcng as lar
their selection candate defeated TO the same
as though NO election had nel all xtract from
Snecial Report of Ohio County Criminal Grand Jury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-24
WOULD ENJO|N
NINE WORKERS
IN THIS STATE
BORDERLAND COMPANY
MOVES FOR INJUNCTION
Alleges Conspiracy Between
u. NJ, W. and Central Com
petition Field Operators.

I,t,ar,rcrs Sop, ga suit 20 en-
JON -. Cn;'cd NJ" Wo-hcrs ~ Aver
lea <ron, further rTr~'S t. Organize ma
non.urion coal re'ds ~ M'nEo county.
IVES, Virginia. aud Ike county. h"n-
lucky. VAS filed In Tho T0itsd states
district cour' for Ind ana hsr", IA" to-
Jsy, on heha'r o. So. $40 rori mining
cnnnanics ard operators. ing prop
er,ies In tn. rhacSer and Williamson
coai fields OF tho NO counties
Injunction against the "ch"tk-"n
system. by which tn" operators WITH
hold from the ray nt tho union minors
The dues and asscpsmrnts ~ to "r:dil- :
gatton. :. also sought ~ 'he sui, watch
-lso charges a conspiracy on he part
Of the operators ~ n" central comue;'-
u;a cosl fields a0i tn, miners union 20
eliminate non-urlun competition.
Operators Also Defendants
The suit waa brought In ne name rf
,hs Rorderland Toa1 cogncra ti"n. ~
Vest virginia and besides thn union Of
Hciala ard members, names tho - son
VIZ Goa and toSe conlnSTy. IT," .Lnds
Fover ronso lidnted Collery company,
and the Lower Neiu Coal COMPANY, ali
OF Indiana. and others With int"""si :
Identical In the central conNetii!N" H".''
as DEFENDANTS Judge A y. Anderson.
Of :he district court. & 90 .: -HA CITY
ard no date was Sc ror = h'a-'nr.
7; - asserted : 'HA crm1.a!U that
no miners union IS ~ 'tr,anrIl "rrr
h!nauon and coNsp:-a,,. ac'.Ue u lola
ton Of the sherman ar''.t:aS: iav. ~"
r.lar,on an'i-t-us, "a" an! ~ V'r,a',rn
~ sound public r"tr".' and IN" "our'
Is asked - enio'n 80 organization
".-cm lur,h~r continuing IN any Wa
or manner YhatSoeNe- tta activities and
policies aSai0s' The plaintiff or FROM
.eek,ng further to chta,0 tn" oc.."ts ~
s7 II policies
Bill OF Complaint
r.. - ~ CorrlH!Nr rar.i.s : f~;at.
tro activities IN tho Nentuck" and Wcs'
N.rriu'n "on' AcldS. ss resu' - "a.
reFusa' - N. opera a;0rS there :" re"0s
n!zc 80 W IN. and rrays thR: N" ""Car
l%a'in- further ia enjo!ned :ro'r G"l"E
nr causing 10 be dons anything IVA
~ .4arre>S ~ undulr limit the rights
- tre r,ain:i~ 70 emrIoy aon.Tn!on
Ia boz. or tha: vii prsvsnt or r"stric' no
rights Of tho pl'.in,ir nom voluntarily
contracting with It's emplcYees ard -
employees from voluntarily contracting
with I. and "pa-,.cu.avly tho acts - n.
surrcc,ion. murder. violence. intim'da-
ton. ana threats and other uni. wfuI
ac's herein hefors comnla!Ncd Of"
Eo,'ce If 'ho il!ng OF ~ suit wRs
served q joan ]. l.ew's. president oC
tHe r,'n"rs ur on. n tCr convention o.
.hc organizatior, which Is now IN scS-
s.r7 h"r. Mr.. Lewis said n mad No
statement In regard 20 the sIit At this
tine.
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(Cont1nusd on Page rwslvS)
THE wAATHHR

West Virginia and weEesrn Psunsy1-
vLnia-mcrsAs1ng oloudinsss Saturday {;
showers Saturday night or Brlnday. no
change b temperature.
oh1o--C1oudy, with probably showers
Saturday; Sunday clearing. NO chAnGt In
eempsrsturn,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-24
Elacdon Officials.

6loCSl0A OniOAAA''
TS'i k.1; arn Ta--y johnson we're
election o",..a.s IN rr.:.rct NJ : OF
the Sc"r7'i ward th- same rre"'nc, N
rhich S"lhy Jones. ais" colorci. vas in
dirted cate IN the '~rn,.
Til. cNar.ss agatns, Ken 80 Toh-
con g.. 10 same as those against II
Other o'~.i.pT officials Indicted .a>'
week "for fslsjtyinS the election re-
turns
Iavi'<"s rer. issued last niSh' tor
The ar-tst - CraEo. Kent ard Johnson.
-eturnah'~ - court tomc-r"w morning.
~ q ~, known what bond viii Re re-
quirci. hu. ;: WIS indicated las, nigh
that hc-I % g. 600 will h~ asked from
C-szo and :" 900 each for .rhhnro" ani
Kent.
Grand Jury AdJournA
Ou',. 4 few people remained in tn"
audience last night waiting for tn"
grard iu-? 20 max" 4 report Shortly
before o'clock tho jurors announced
th.y were road. Tre grand jury -.
tlrn.G - :udj";~Hr's ana ~. no: '-He
bill, but of ,hr true h.'is'r.'u-neG onlr
three ccn~.r7"I the in est CATION 90 III"
last CITY election. They announced rhs'
they ware also ready 70 adjourn Tor ;H-
term. bur arst wanted 20 present
recorrm"r dat'on 20 th~ court off'c!a's
This r~Commerdation uas raad ny n-p-
,;,,. ,T-cu,. ,'our, clerk !, 7. %iyntnr.
gnl". Following thls. JTdS" N'an Rob
iusoa tharkcd 10 S-aHf iuro-7 f'r ;he'r
x.-,.,r. - tho roIr. and % IN. genera;
public
Hts.ov Of Election Prob.
tn. G-aNi iar' vent in;o scSs'"% -
Tuezd7-. September :. S."era IL. :
700 ,axer u. IN hca-iaG testimony tha'
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The right OF each and every councilman OF the city
Wheeling acting seriously questioned ny thus Grand
Jurv as We the evidence disclosing fraud IN the last
civ election has condition general! so fareachng
that unque~tioahy the right Of the citizens of Wheeling as 1ar
as their candidates. defeated to the same
Extent as though no had been hel at all Extract from
Special Report of Ohio County Criminal Grand Jury
vno o, the Ohio oun,y criminal grand Jury in
submitted Robinson Just before the grand july ad1on'd
nn af being Of the time since septem
Der expressed "as'ounded the many resuanes
have been the city election held May
snaa reror BY Foreman e Williams
states that the grand Of these resr
ar4e violation have been rraaced IN previous aee
,o The rer countless and alleged
violations ~ "'"'"0 laws V"'cn were ~ eS, " Nv ~ w., ,, 80. w.
~ serious violations OF tho law which nave re-
,cd officials and precinct election ofce''
the special report Of the grand jury with reference
10 ne Of the election:
Criticisms.
NEGLIGENCE on The part defeated primary ee
tons IN tho Of campaign e1pediture!
cicizcs practice Of ignoring III" Law which re-
ou that they boundary lines OF on rr""nc this
applying particularly 10 persons n'u IN IN" ~ u DoN
and their
roizss the election commissioners
on in the polling p'" Will" the election
appointment precinct commissioners selected sse
5 s so1 G SF orr usson,b s"Sr n onaSS in eSaTac}er
and indiscrminate use % esa'I &c. S.r'sean m @
permitted of these certificates cast
@ the par. T ,1sns ss f1s SnSn S'
R Tnn7 ] "D% % "r ad bT tSer susodnacs
M for @ o6eal 6mssi S. s y a OF Msn5 make an early.
which were ussG on whsn @ h
Tstnr S'n '15S doHc IN vn-ins 1T sy,d.ot TO TO
c s.@ "' xacS 'y ,a 'Hy @1 stss,
radc me opinion ths' 'hs city rhouS a. Be r
y mis- deficiency Deficiencies that may develop BY reason
Numerous grand jury which, in bts
':Tr That voting nraces <noad no, he
& fer " Ts"n OF ] fTop Of "nquesonass nss
n.y. selected election en1issnr1s - ,, And NOM, 3.
which va" in nhesnF' last city
7 grand Jury calls uSa" Ss ne d
'C gca n : Who 'hs hsvs 0 dcton n%rda
situation ,ha, d,srao ~ ] upon the s0d '7enS A'
Thr special report O grand jury in full follows
Repor. n
TO , Judge If the Criminal Court Of ohio couDty:
v1, 3, SFoSsh Ss nsny 1 our s.u:
rat o. course @ 'he The eondae. S OF the s
ed that rre=u1ares in violation Of the laws governing
have W. r arr p5Tu practice who have ssss
detected The nm'r % & HmF m %rsd % by the eha Of city
testimony showing such negligence has been the rule rather
% M s % sy IT.: ons many % ss nSss,
lines polling violations " such laws being common @ On ns
that s~sed o have solicited within such boundary tne, IN man,
and at MANY precincts candidates and their xo1s.s. @
precincts any time to satisfy ne
'' ws r % to to % " 6ts 6ss Sse1 oSsoins ns sA
OF the M merchant % w % eonuesd nsS wnons @
feel that the
fault At the occurred.
ecincto
Wheeling,
appointed and
character
citizens unquestoned integrity
studied not ca
whose
should such commissioners
election cen
blank bv in
workers be used in voting persons
N Twelvo)
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representative 20 any commission pro-
vided for under tho Versailles treaty.
L Is an odd situation. The 'irrecon-
cilabte Republicans are against the now
treaty because II hGs to" m"c& or 'he
Versailles ;a"t IT T. Tho 'irreonncil-
akts' pcr1n nrrut, ~" ,-,DoSrG 20 no par'
hecarse y hasrt sC0IEN - 'h- Ner.
rs'l'es tr~efr in~inded
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THE TELLIGENCER

Has the Largest Circulation OF
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia.
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A'ocn.,s james NJ. RITZ and J. Ber-
nsrd Handlan. representing tho IS de-
f"ntar,s indicted following tho election
Investigation. demurred to the indict-
moHts and moved 10 QuaSh the bills, A
day's t!ms vas taken UP in hearing ar
guments on the motions. After reserv-
Ing his decision for two days Judge
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September Of criminal court con
September
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ndcminate election cern
voting
who
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-03
SUMMERLIN-LAKELAND
GAME WILL STAND IS
DECISION STATE BOARD

Prof. A. B. CoHnor has taken up the
controversy as ito the Summerlin-
Lakeland football controversy OF Nov.
18th, and In reply gets the following
letter from e. c. Beck OF Gainesville,
chairman OF the Board of Control. F.
H. S. A A. which he presents to us
for publication, which is self-explan-
atory. as follows:
Gainesville, Fla, Nov 20, 1891.
Principal A. B. Conner,
Summerlin Institute,
Barlow, Fla
My Dear Mr. Connor:
The Board of Control decided that
Summerlin's infraction of the rules OF
the F. H. S. A. A was not serious
enough to warrant the declaring OF
the Summerlin-Lakeland game "no
game" The score of the game stands
as played.-Bartow Record.