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Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-10-11
VABILo Ma VESELICo.
Maryville, Ill.

Use roiake V Maryville, Ill. in
bliznji okolici Sc najvljudnejSe
vabi da pridejo V soboto dne 10.
oktobra ma veselico, katero priredl
druStvo Delavec st. 1O8 V Oberdo-
vi dvorani.
Veselica Sc bo zacela OBJ s url
zveGer in bo trajala do 12ste. L,
gral bo izboren ceSki orkester, -
Vstopnina "a moske je soc, "a
zenske pa 25c.
Vabimo elm najprijaznejSe vse
sobrate in sestre drustev, da pri
dejo in nam pomagajo, da nam DO
veselica uspela kolikor mogoce
najboljse, ker to ie prva slovenska
veselica V Maryvilleu in okollcl,
Istotako vabimo vse ostale roJake,
da mas ma ia dan pOsetijo in nam
pomagaio k uspehu. kadar bodo
oni apelirali ma mas Slicni zadeVl,
Sc bono tudi mi odzvali in povrni'
Ii Cisti dohodki veSelice = ce Jlh
bo kaj - so namenjeni "a nabavo
druStvene zaStave, katero 81 re da,
VINO zelimo ,toda 81 je nismo mogh
nabaviti, Smo preslabi V denarnlh
ozirih. = Bliznja druStva Sc naha-
jajo V Granite Cityju, MadisCnu
in Stauntonu. V Maryville Sc Je
mogoGe pripeljati cd Severa in Ju-
GA z elektriGnO zeleznicO ali karo.
st. Louis Sc nahaja 18 mill Od mas.
Kare vozijo tia in nazaj po dveh
progah.
Ia vsestranSkO postrezbO bO pc
slzrbel odbor. X vsaki kari ma re-
6enega dne popoldne bo poslan
clan druStva, ki DO cakal Ma
Slece.
Torej V soboto ma Is. okt. vsi V
Oberdovo dvorano Maryvillu!
Ma veseIo svidenje tam
John Gornik.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-10-11
NOTRANJE zELEZNICE so Sc
DAJ ZVEZANE z REKO.

Kakor Sc poroca IL urada Gu
nard Line paroplovne druzbe, h
je prejel svoje porocilo cd zastop-
nikov V Reki, so zeleznice, XII vo-
diio iz Reke V Jugoslavijo in Ogr-
sko preko stare mejske postaje
Gyekenyes zopet odprte prometu
kakor pred vojno.
Pot preko Reke je bila vedno
priljubljena, ker nj bilo nikakih
obmejnih sitnosti da Sc je dospelo
to jadransko pristaniSce. LIZ tega
vzroka so jo zbrale zlasti rade
zenske, XII so imele otroke S seboj
in so zato zelele kolikor mogoce
udobnega potovanja.
Cunard-Anchor linije vzdrzuje-
jo v Reki izborna sredstva In pri-
pomoGke da Sc skrbi "a potnike, XII
so placali voznino. Druzba je ure-
dlla nalaSc poSebno poSlopJe, V Ka-
terem obedujejo potniki, ki so 81
izbrali to pot.
Ia sedai DO Cunard~Anchor
druzba operirala tri parnike ma
tel erti in ii so "Calabria", "Pa-
in "Italia". Vsi trije od-
plujejo IL New Yorka proti reki
tekom meseca oktobra.
z Reko povsem otvorjeno in I'VE
zano zeleznicami notranjosti
dezele, je pricakovati, ola Sc bo
med New Yorkom in
to jadransko luke zleo pomnozilo,
ker je slednja tako pripravna toe
ka "a Ogre in Jugoslovane.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-10-11
VELIKA UPORNA SILA v IN
DIJI Sc BLIzA MALABARU.

Slmla, bflClSKa llulJd, ~. ohG.
= Oficijelno porocilo iz Madrasa
pripoveduje, da Sc velika eeta re-
below, nahajajoca Sc sevemo cd
Mannaraghata, pomika proti Ma
labaru.
Bombay, 10. okt. Delavski ko-
mitej narodnega kongresa in pa
kalifat delavcev sta sprejela reso-
luciio, S katero proglasata stavko
po vsej Indiji, ki Sc bo zaeela s IL
stim dnevom, ko dospe V Bombay
Waleski prime in prestolonasled-
mix britiSke krone.
Resolucija poziva vse provinci
jaime komiteje, ola maj takoj aran-
ziraio bojkot V vseh onih mestih,
kamor pride prime.
(Kakor je videti, bo prime vedel
marsikaj povedati "veliki vda-
nosti ljudstva" in "veliki ljubez-
ni", katero jel izkazalo "slavne-
mu" sinu angleSkega Jurija. Well,
prime je mlad FAINT in gotovo je,
da NIGGA ne zadene nikaka krivda
ce je anglesko gospodstvo vzbudi-
10 tako silno jezo V srcih Indijcev.
Znacilno pa je kljub temu, ola Sc
ga namerava sprejeti ma tako cd
krito sovrazen nacin.)
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-10-11
PAPEz NoCE POTRDITT PoRO-
KE CESKIH DUHOVNOV.

Rim, 9. okt, = L Cehoslavije je
doSpelo danes k papezu 700 CehO-
Slovakov. V odgovor ma adreso
delegatov je papez obsojal giba-
ME GeSl1ih duhovnov in izrazal u
panic, da Sc bodo povrnili zopet V
"njegovo naroGje". Rekel je, ola
nj sploh nikakega upanja, ola bi
kdaj katoliSka cerkev potrdila cd
pravO celibata. Papez je blagOSlo-
vii delgacijo in ia "zegen" velja
cello "a tiste 6eSke duhovne, ki so
mu obrnili hrbet.
Papez je dobra duSa, pa maj re-
ee kdO kar hoce.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-10-11
DVAJSET KARATNI DIJA-
MANT.

Little Rock, Ark. = Zadnji te-
den Sc ie V drzavi Arkansas izko-
palo najveGji dijamant, kar Sc jih
je V Ameriki sploh ze naslo. To so
naznanili uradniki druzbe, ki la
stuje dotiGne rudnike. Kamen teh-
ia 20.25 karata in njegova vred-
most ,sedaj ko je Sc neizbrusen, je
cenjena ma 10000 dolarjev. Ko bo
izbrusen, bo vreden seveda mnogo
vee.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-10-11
MISS HANNAH MOSSEY

Sc ie ma unijski postaji Chicagu
poslavljala cd svojega brata, ki je
odhaial ma orient. Tekom slovesa
Sc ie zgrudila ma tia mrtva.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-10-11
SRAMOTNA PoDLOST ONIH,
KI so "CVET" LJUDI.
Nizkotna sabotaza kapitalistlcnlh
agentov v Rusiji,

Yes svet - vsaj yes denarni
svet in pa svet denarnih hlapceV
skuSa uniGevati ali blatiti slo-
vansko Rusijo. Vsi nizkotni denar-
nj filantropi so polni svete Jeze
mad "divjaSkO delavsko Waldo .,
ki ho6e spraviti 'v pogubO" YES
svet, povzroGa lakoto in vse dru-
ge Sibe bozje Rusiji. TIE dObro-
hotne ljudi jaSno oznaeuje najpo-
slednejse porocilO IL MoskNe, ki Sc
glasi:
Moskva, 10. okt. - Pri zaprtl
sell vseruskega centramega izvrSe-
valnega komiteja Sc je pOdalo SEN
zacijonalno pOroGilo, ola Sc vrSi V
Rusiii sabotaza V velikanskem OBJ
segu. Sabotazo izvrSujejo inzinirji
ter drugaGni agentje, katere pla-
Gujejo zato tuji interest. Namen
sabotaze je uni6iti ali ohromiti
rusko industrijo, kar bi Sc pOtem
naprtilo ma rame Sedanjega ruske-
ga rezima z namenom, da Sc ga od-
pravi.
To poroGilo, i je posledica me-
sece trajajo6e preiskave izredne
komisije, pravi, da Sc je napravilo
sistematiGen poSkus cd Strani 60
tove skupine ruskih tehnikOV, da
Sc prepreGi zOpetno Ozivljenje ru-
ske industrije pod sedanjO vlado.
Dosedaj Sc nj izvrSilO Sc nikakih
aretacij, pri6akuje Sc pa, ola Sc bo
kratkem prijeIo vet moz, ki dr.
ze visoke tehniSke pozicije maj
viSjim ekonomskim svetom, ki je
direkeijsko telo ruske fndustrije.
Ena ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OBJ
tozb navajo, da so gOtOvi petrO-
leiski ataSeji V petrograjSkih in
muskovskih birojih placanf- Cd
prej$njega lastnika najveejega olj-
mega polja Baku in ii so zato va
rail- vlado TEN, da so j dOkazO-
yali. da bodO vSa druga pOlja IL,
vzemSi doticnega, kmalu suha. Ra,
di tega je vlada dOtiena pOlJa "a
nemarila in skrbela toliko bolj "a
polje, ki je last prizadetega mag
nata.
Druga obtoitev je, da je GlOvek,
ki Sc nahaja ma 6elu elektrarne Y
VolkohOviroju, ki tvori del verige
elektrarna zgrajenih po dezei,
prepreGeval, da bi delavci dobivali
dolocene potrebSGine. S tenn je pO-
vzro6il, da ie elektrarna prenehala
obratovaniem in pOStavil YES 81,
stem "a elektriGno silo nevar,
most.
Vlada praM, da ina neOpOreGe-
ne dokaze, da so tehniki, ki so W.
Sill sabotazo, najeti cd zunanjih
interesov, XII definitivno zelijo in
Sc trudijo, da vrzejo sOvjetsko Via
do ma tia in hOGejO to dOSeGi pO-
habljenjem ruSkih industrij.
Petrograd je brez telefonske
.sluzbe, kar je poSledica pOzarja ma
centralni telefOnski postal, Direk
tho je izjavljeno, da so ia pozar
povzroGile temne sile, ki so pred
petimi tedni nameravale pOvzrOGi,
ii takozvan "cOup d'etat'', Pozar
ie napravil tako ogrOmnO mi6e-
ME, da bo vzelo najbrz Sc mnogO
mesecev predno bO pOstaja zopet
zaGela delOvati. Do tedaj Sc je "a
silo uredilo telefonsko SluzbO
manjSem ObSegu pOmOcJO MANI
Sih postal
PAPEZ NOCE POTRDITI PORO-
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-10-11

q Vsak slovenski delavec
in napredno mislec clovek
bi moral brati "Glas Svo-
bode" in Sc mani naroeiti.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-10-11

nico razposlje ma vse strani, da Sc
jo rabi "a peko.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-10-11

Narcotic Sc ma Glas syobode!
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-21
ATTACK ON MAIL
REPORTED LATE
Police Learn of Near HOld-up
Six Hours Afterward.

Almost six hours after two men at
tempted to hold up and rob a United
States mail truck, supposed to be loaded
with registered mail, the postofflce au
thorlties notified the indianapolis police
department.
Jacob r. Poe, night superintendent Of
the mails. told the police at II 30 p. m,
that aershel Blackwell, negro, 1135 North
Missouri street, who drives a small truck
hauling mail from Broad Ripple to Tndi
annapolis, said he had been halted by two
masked men on Central avenue near
Fifty Ninth street. early in the evening.
Blackwell reported that one man sig
nailed him to stop and another appeared.
Then the men. with automatic pistols,
forced him out of the truck. The tall
one jerked a mail sack from the truck
and asked him II It contained registered
mail Blackwell said no, that he did not
have any registered mail on the truck
The tall man said: There Is nothing
there we want. Get on that truck and
beat it."
Blackwell said he drove south and saw
the men leave in a large black automo'
bile. lie said the men had handkerchiefs
tied over the lower part Of their faces.
The police were notified that three
masked mel tried to hold NJ farmer
near Lawrence. When the police emer-
gency squad arrived they found farmers
with shotguns guarding the road, but no
hold-up men were found.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-21
SEE INSURANCE
RATE LOWERING
Safety Board Members Confer
With. Underwriters.

Members OF the board Of public safety
today felt that the city has progressed
to a point nearer to obtaining advance
ment to the second, from the third clas-
sifcation, in point of fire risks. This
belief was expressed following con
ference with Representatives Of the ma
tional board Of fire underwriters in
which It was agreed that If recommended
improvements Ia the fire department.
building code and water system are made
by a definite date, 10 be fixed later, the
new rating will be granted.
F. ". Sellers. manager of the Indiana
inspection bureau Of the national board.
agreed 70 write a letter to the board
soon, il which a definite date by which
the improvements are to be made aEJ
the new rating granted thereon, will be
mentioned.
f. r. Townsend, travelling engineer for
the national board; A L. Taggart, presi-
dent and Felix NJ McWhirter OF the
board Of public safety, and Mr.. Sellers
attended the conference. A new set Of
recommendations, varying in some in
stances from that submitted by the in
spection bureau in October was gone
over. From this list the board and the
underwriters representatives picked u
number of things which the board be
lieves can be accomplished within the
next four or FIVE months. IL these ac
compIlshments are gained the fire risk
demerit rating of the city can be reduced
from 1873, the present figure. to 96G. One
thousand points is the dividing line be-
tween the third ana second classes.
If the city is placed in the second
class it will enjoy lower insurance rates.
The discussion at the conference CEN
tered chiefly about the adjustment Of
a school for fremen, the erection Of a
fire tower upon which dremen win prdc-
tice wall scaling, the use OF hose at
great heights, life saving, installation or
a system for calling hremen off duty 70
fires which grow to such proportions
they are needed during their rest periods
motorizatiOn Of the fire department, i'm
pOrtant change in the building code to
make it conform to the underwriters
national code and the change of the fire
alarm system from the manual to the
automatic type,
The board Of safety members stated
that with the definite promise of the
underwriters representatives to offer the
city second class rating upon a definite
date if certain definite improvements are
made by that time, they were sure the
betterments viii be put IN force.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-21
Doctor Cupid

That love sometimes cures dis
ease is a fact. Love is not, how
ever, the cure for all women.
Many a woman Is nervous and
irritable, feels dragged down and
worn out for no reason that she
can think of. DR.. Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescription gives new life
and new strength to weak, worn
out, rundown women.
Kokomo,. Ind. "Some time
ago / felt 'draggy' and WORKOUT
and greatly in need OF tonic.
l never took anything that helped
me so quickly as the 'FaVorite
Prescription, my whole system
seemed to be benefited"
(Signed) Mrs. Flossie Coop,
2108 n. Market Street.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-21
GIVES WELCOME
TO CREDIT MEN
Director E. G. Holmes Opens
State Conference.

In an address of welcome at the open
ing of the fifth annual Indiana confer
ence of members of the National Asso-
citation Of Credit Men at the Claypool
Hotel today. E. G. Holmes, Indianapolis,
national director, after speaking Of the
organization Of the national association,
spoke optimistically Of the future Of BUSH
ness.
| Now, because Of the strength and
stability of our organization and the far
reaching influence of it's teachings of
| righteousness in business" he said, 1--WE
are strengthened to meet the unprec-
edented complex, trying conditions which
confront us today.
I'VE are beholding the dawning of a
new day, bright with prospects for the
greatest opportunities in business the
world has ever known"
The response was made by 0. C. Carr
| secretary manager of the Evansville
Norris Plan Bank.
| II. c. DOdson, assistant manager. adj
Justmetn adm interchange bureau
! Evansville. spoke on Adjustment and
| Interchange Bureau" saying that credit
forces are the sabilizers of a community
lessening bad debt losses and building
up legitimate business.
Other speakers were Samuel B. Pettin-
! gill, South Bend; Charles E. Parker
Terre Haute; C. E. sullivan, Indianapolis
Stanley l.. Butler, TT. Wayne.
The meeting viii conclude with din.
ner this evening, at which the principal
speakers VIII be w. +. h. Koelsch, New
| York, and J. H. Tregoe, New York.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-21
NEW IDEAS FOR
PARKS OBJECT

Data from which the location of play
grounds to be operated by the city park
during the coming season Will be deter
mined, viii be gathered by James H.
Lowry, superintendent OF parks; W. I.
Steele, land agent for the park depart
ment; Bert s. Gadd, member OF the board
OF school commissioners, and L. A.
Snider. advisory engineer for the board
OF school commissioners. on tour OF
school and park properties. to be made
next Monday afternoon.
The city operated thIrty-six play
grounds last year. The park department
intends to increase the number 10 forty
this year. Some Of those operated last
year will be closed and new ones opened
IN their place this year.
The officials will investigate the feast
bility Of acquiring properly adjoining
school grounds for the establishment Of
new and the enlargement Of Fairgrounds.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-21
Unemployed in
Montreal Start
Free Food Drive

MONTREAL. Jan. 21.-Unemployed
men here have started campaign to
force the owners of big restaurants to
feed them free, their leader declared to-
day.
This campaign was launched last night
when about 500 unemployed men paraded
through the downtown district In a
quiet and orderly manner, entered a res
taurant and seating themselves at the
tables, demanded food. The management
ordered food supplied, at the same time
telephoning the police.
While the men were eating and while
scores were standing outside waiting
their turn to eat sixty policemen arrived
and told the crowd to Gisperse. Those
outside scattered. Those inside grabbed
what food was In sight.
The men marched in almost military
precision as they paraded to the restau-
rant.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-21
MORAY DECLARES
FOR EDUCATION
Governor Addresses Indiana
University Alumni.

81 am a loyal friend to education and
I wish my administration to stand out
in the promotion of educational inter
ests. hoping to see that we do everything
possible to develop our educational in
situations" said Governor McCray, in his
address at the banquet of the members
Of the Indianapolis alumni of Indiana
University. at the ClaypOOl Hotel; last
night, in celebration of founders day.
He pointed out that there is no better
investment In life than education, adding
Are we going to be content with
standing twenty in higher educa-
tiOnal work! Let US keep our men In
Indiana by paying them better wages.
l say TO you that Indiana must take the
lead in all matters pertaining to educa-
ton and not lag along in the rear
That education today must solve the
nations political and social problems and
train leaders, was pointed out by David
Kinley. president Of the University of
Illinois.
1t is not a question primarily of Just
how little we can spend for education,
but how much we can spend" he said.
a State university is essentially the
States greatest investment and it is a
business venture to which many stock
holders may contribute and should CON
tribute to their greatest possible ability
In a short talk, Lieutenant Governor
Branch urged financial relief for Indiana
University and also advocated the cree
ton OF two new building units for the
university-one building to be known as
the Centennial building and the other
TO be dedicated as Bryan Hall in honor
of the universitys president. William
Lowe Bryan.
ToastS were responded to by President
Bryan, Mrs. Greed II. Cagwln aud Paul
F. HawOrth.
Twenty six members OF the Legisla-
ture, graduates Of Indiana University
were special guests.
The election Of the following officers
was announced at the close Of the ban
quet:
President, William R. Stuart; vice
president, Miss Grace Norman; secre-
tary- treasurer, Herman B. Gray
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-21
SCHOOL HEADS
CONVENE FEB. 3
Superintendent of State to Be
Here Three Days.

The thirty first annual meeting of the
Indiana City and Town Superintendent
Association will be held in Indianapolis,
Feb. 3, and 5. All sessions will be
held in the assembly room of the Clay
pool Hotel.
e. j. LIewellyn, Newcastle, is presi-
dent Of the association; John A. Line
barger, Rockville, vice president; w. C.
Noble, Swayzee, secretary treasurer. On
the executive committee are o. J. Neigh
bours, Wabash. chairman; ]. II. Ship,
Mitchell; o. p Keller, Brazil; J. H.
schol, Rushville; Donald Du Shane, Co
lumbus.
The program is as follows:
Thursday, 8 p. -"Superintendents'
Problems" divided under two headings
for discussion, the first being Raising
Educational Standards" Under this
heading three addresses have been sched-
uled, Through Better Trained Teachers,
.. W. Horton, Mishawaka: Through
Curriculum" E. w. Montgomery, Bed
ford; Through Closer Supervision" "a
In towns, II. L. Humke, North Manches-
ter; (2) in cities, J. II. Bentley, Rich
mond. A general discussion win follow.
Under the second heading Of "Superin-
tendents' Problem" one address is sched-
uled by Donald DuShane of Columbus
whose subject will be Proper Attitude OF
Superintendent Toward Teachers Or
ganizations," and the discussion will be
led by c. V. Haworth OF KOkomo. A bust
ness session will follow.
Friday, o a. m. the topic for consid-
Grafton will be Legislative Problems,
with addresses as follows: The State
BOARD" Z. u. Graft, Indianapolis, and L,
=. BeneZet, Evansville; THE State Su-
perintendents Office" L. N. Hines. In
dianapolis, and Daniel Mcintosh, Worth
ingtOn; Problems of Taxation" w. A.
Writ, Gary; Text Books" w. w. Bor-
den, South Bend. A report of the legisla-
tive committee will be given.
In the afternoon at . o'clock general
problems will be taken up, with ad-
dresses as follows: Some Recent
Tendencies in Secondary Education,
James wilkinson, Logansport; When
and How Should Silent Reading Be
Taught?" Prof w. W. Black, Indiana
University Mental Tests as a Means OF
Supervision" DR.. George c. Brandenburg.
Purdue University; New Phases OF Vo-
cational Education" 4. f. Wreidt
Teacher Participation in School Admin
istration," DR.. J. W. Withers, superin-
tendent of St Louis public schools. In
the evening at S o'clock a special musical
program will precede an address by DR..
Withers and a business session will fol-
low:
Saturday morning will be taken up
with a visit to the State Legislature be-
fore adjournment.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-21
WOOed and Won
in Air, Majors
Bride Reneges

CHICAGO, Jan. 2L-Maj. Paul C. Mil
nor's romance of the Clouds" in which
he was reported to have wooed and won
Miss Ruth Melissa Martin OF FIT Wayne,
Ind, while flying by airplane from Day
ton, Ohio, to Chicago, was shrouded in
mystery today.
Major Minor declared they had been
hastily married at TT. Wayne after a
proposal 1900 feet in the air
Miss Martin cast a shadow over the
romance by denying the marriage She
admitted accepting Major Miners pro-
posal, but said she was not so sure but
that Mama" who opposed the hasty
marriage, was right" She intimated she
might not marry the dasbing major after
all.
No record of any wedding has been dis
covered.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-21
DEER CASE MAY
RESULT IN TEST
Special to The Times.

SHELBYVILLE, Iud., Jan. 21.-Indi-
ff4iens that the widely-known Shelby
County deer cases win eventually find
their way to the Shelby Circuit Court was
given today when Elmer Bassett, prose
cutting attorney, fled a motion in City
! Court 10 dismiss a charge against Cur
lis CauGelI of this county for shooting
TO kill a Wild deer. Caudeil is one OF
the Eve men named in the affidavit that
Vas fled here a week ago by George n.
Manifold. superintendent Of the fish and
game division Of the State department Of
conservation
Four of the FIVE men have pleaded
guilty to the charge and have paid fines
and costs. Caudell was unable to ap-
pear with the others on account of i'll
ness When he appeared IN city court
he Informed the mayor he would plead
not guilty to the charge and the mayor
so informed the prosecutor, who directed
that the charge be dismissed.
The prosecutor's instant action in dis
posing OF the charge Is taken as an in
6ication that the charge will relied in
the Shelby Circuit Court That Mr.. Bas-
sett acted on the orders Of the State de-
partment Of conservation is the suppo-
sition, although the prosecutor gave no
Information as to the possible future OD
the charge against CaudeH.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-21
TINE IS At HAND
DECLARES WHITE

WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.-If President
elect Harding should issue a call for a
disarmament conference when he takes
office. the people Of the great powers
would force their governments to re-
spond, Peace Delegate White told the
House Naval Affairs Committee today.
Such an invitation by President Wilson
probably would produce\ no results,
white added, because Wilson is an out
going President.
THE time Is at hand for disarmament. "
said White. and added that conference
should be called soon after Harding en-
tiers the White House.
The conference, White said. should b.
held in Washington as 1T is almost i'm
possible Cor representatives abroad to sp-
preciate the feeling ia this country"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-21
UNIFORM SCHOOL
SYSTEM SOUGHT
Graft and Dalman Attend SEES.
sion on Expenditures.

E. U. Graf, superintendent of schools.
and Murray A. Dalman. director Of ref
erence and research, returned today from
meeting of school superintendents and
statisticlans in Detroit. The meeting
was attended by representa- ives Of the
public schools Of New York, Pittsburgh.
cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago, Mllwau-
kee Detroit and Buffalo.
According to Mr.. Graf It has been al
most impossible IN the past to compare
the relative expenditures Of various cities
and to tabulate the comparative duties
OF school officials because Of wide differ
ences in Technology and In the classifca-
ton Of expenditures.
In order TO remedy these faults the
statisticians viii work out Uniform svs-
ten which will be considered at another
meeting In Cleveland. April q. Even
tuaily 1t is expected one Of the meetings
Will be held here.