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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-09
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CATHOLIC MEMS
COUNCIL NEE 7.
COMMITTEE NAMED TO SOLICIT
TERRITORY IN ST. TOHN'S PAR
ISL FGE NEW MEMBERS.
Kev2n Barry Council Prepares for Re-
ccptior for Peter MacSwincy,
Irish Leader.

~" E'nN""A hr:.tch "j the Nar!"n,,'
f'h"'i' Men = '"iHrII ut'' l's Z ','.n'np
Sixth ana M"AIrrE"n streets. Til"
'n""iI:" WAS aii'nd,"! hy ni.tly Ia, ii
p""pr W." We're a;lmItt"d -: inrubvrS
" ....Ai" tUckcr OF Wheeling. who il
district president If the OrrHnlE;;i Un
MAS present ard offered an Interesting
tax r"&.,:!!nE tho welfare of The Cuuu-
cilS TIA ~" now being :urmcd ana
WAS %u AID II h"lu'u. "a establish a
branch q the Cuuu".i in E"nW""d. Tht
main feature II Tho JnrrtiHE was tho
TO solicit Ia" territory around this VI
r.nIiN. Nh!'h comes Cnd"r the lora,
parish IN IN" !nt"ruS: OF securing mem.
beers. Tins work being duri,. on uCCOun.
OF many people being unable u attend
The meeting last night owing :" their
work. The tu.C~In,; comprise the
committee: Jam0S cUn!ft, Jas. Gill.
Raymond Hagen, ThOs. i. DeGIn. John
J. Higgins, James T. Higgins. 1-hns
ScarnCCh!I. Marcus koSu!I"h. l.conar d
Smith. \ meeting is called for EcNt
Sunday morning 10 hc hcII in the st.
johns school houS" and will y" held
following ChHrUh mass. ~ - 80 4. ~.
Every u.''I,h"r aud th"-" interested IN
-" council .sr" requested :" at'"ad.
Kevin Barry Arrange for MacSwiney.
The kelvin Barry council me-, al their
hall on MrMrchcr street Last evening
n"IuH rvi..IrNlrG - one ~ the most i'm
portHut iu"ctin;S OF III" year owing to
prCpH IA ions being mad" to receive
Peter N.,GSwinry. hro;hrr Of the late
Tr..rri,rr MacS~i ncH. lord MAYOR Of
Cork ireland. whu is cNInCtcd 10 ar
rive her, in the interest Of Irish rrCWC-
i.;.,u IT,. latter iirt Of this week. y
reception committees ~" appointed
which consists OF ii" following: M
ward 1'oyir. iLul Moran, Luke He'll,
james Nolan and John Niece.
a -, ~ hCr n ,Ctr In q
Nnt.n received fruu Mr.. NICSwtnCy re-
rardng when he will arrive here, ii Is
assumed that h" Will notify the club
dtv ur so before L." comes here. II be-
inC known that lie has hccn tourlEE
hi; stat" in the int"r'S: Of organizing
councils arl was a. Charleston when
y" yen. vnrt t.r' ~" would I've here
Everythinr la h"rn arranged for his
Ny"!"'or" in I:''uwu"l and many are
pleased ~ kDnw INA. 20 is coming here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-09
Two Arrested Last Evening.
BELLA|RE CONSTABLE
GETS STILL AND MASH

Constable shepherd. Of E"llair", yes
tcrday afternoon about E o'clock visited
the hnm" Of John Marker, ON the Young
farm west cf Bridgeport and thor" dis
covered small still and 4 small
amount OF mash and m"onshine whis-
key. Marker was arrested and held for
4 hearing,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-09
Woman Slightly Hurt
When Auto Hits Truck

A chevrolet touring en-. owned aNi
driven by Charles Stevens OF Ea:icyS
Mills, Ohio. was wrecked. and Mrs. S:cV
ems was slightly injured about the
right arm and back last evening whcH
tho machine Collid"d with iArgc truck
owned and operated by IN" King Trans
fer Company. AZ Stop l?i? on ~" BAR
ton line. Of the Wheeling Traction COM
pany.
The machine VAS rounding curve.
and II suddenly SWUNG 10 tho middle OF
the road striking the truck brf"r" It
could l." stopped 1t was taken -
nearby garage.
Mrs, Stevens W"S removed Ia h"r
home, where L was found she had Suf-
fercd a few bruises and scratches.
No matter Wa, you want II VIII sava
ypu time and money to use INTEL
yICENCER WANT ADS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-09
GIRL HIDES RECORDS !
OF MAIL R0bbERlES

New York. Aug. Miss CarohAe
Hess was held in sol bail by FedsEAAi
Commissioner Hitchcock today CHARGE
with unlawfully concealing records -.
mail robbrries under Investigated
Chicago. She was said to be secretASy
10 Arthur NJ. Goldsmith recently a..
rested here in the roundup Of alleged
mail robbers. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-09

JOHN D. sPREcKLES DIES.

Rakcrsnc,d. cal. Aug. S.--John \.
cprcrkl"s. Jr. If san Francisco. nom
hcr ~ one Of the most prominent fam
Uies In California. died late today in a
local hrSlitgl following an automobile
accident near Taft. Cal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-09
Terrul- Booher.

An announcement which WILL be OF In
terrSt to many local pcop." is that OF
he marriage ~ Miss Evelyn Hoohcr.
% Moundsy!i!r. and CadiuS Terrth. OK
New York. which took place III Pitts
burgh Saturday afternoon. The news
comes az . surprise 20 n" friends or
,he vuurg couple. as no formal an
rouncsulcn; OF their engagement had
ncrr made. and the ceremony was
ou!at!l Solcmnlzcd. wiki only a Few
witnesses present
Mrs. TerrIIi is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs {. F.. WOODBURY.. OF Mounds
vile. Mr Terrtll IS the son Of Warden
r T. Tcrrill. and IS employed IN on" OF
the largest law offices IN New York.
Immediately after the ceremony MI.
Ts-riU LETT Cor New York. being called
mere BY PRESSING business Mrs. Terriil
~ with hc- parents At present. but Will
ioin Mr. Teri" later IN New FORK
whore The ysr:1rS couple expect 20 make
their futur" home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-09

Omaha Bee-what Poland wants ~
some arbiter TO settle things In its 49,
favor. 90.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-09

land Sweden, Denmark. France, Ao9
GUM. Italy and Spain rose 20 70 -
points.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-09
Mardnd at Wells hurK.

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Q. Hamilton. OF
r,r;... avenue. North BraddoCk. haze an
nounCed tn" marriage OF their daughter
Miss Laura Winona Hamilton. 20 Jonn
Rock. son ~ Mr. and Mrs. Andrew ROCK
~ rolhnr avenue. BraddcCk. The cere-
rronv was performed a. "cllsours' w.
Va PITTSBURGH sun.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-09
YIN Go To Rucfsys Lake
birthday Party

Nastnr Jhon r. Reid, Jr.. was host 10
= rumh"r ~ friends At his home IN
Birch Lynn Yesterday afternoon IN
honor NJ rs Fourth birthday party. The
children were received on the lawn anG
participated IN variety % juvenile
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-09

Mrs iunn : Monks entertained al
bridge At hrr horn" II Martins Ferry
SATURDAYS "Ecnirc. h"r"-iHS MIS-.
Frances carpenter. ot JachS"nEllle. fla.
who is the CUES; cc Mrs. Simon W.
Parker OF Walnut street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-09

Miss Sarah Cook. telephone operator
a. III Mcclure hotel has resumed her
duties after q .wn weeks vacation
which was 4p"rt ~ Geneva On the Lake,
Cleveland and other points.
10" Marshall. local restaurant man.
accompanied by john Briu will leave
This morning for an auto tour and FISH,
INK trip down through IN" state. The
first stop Will be ut Fish Creek The
entire trip will be made by auto and
4 full camping aud fishing equipment
Is 70 be carried.
Miss Sue NJ Imhofr. Il. ", Is serious
ly III at her home on IN" Island, with
an attack Of Appendicitis.
s. II. Eloom of Pittsburgh arrived
here yesterday and will spend several
DAYS looking after business interests.
+. L. williams. Of Cincinnati. o. Is a
business visitor III this city for few
days.
NJ. and Mrs. John Street, Of Flush
Ing. O.. are spending several days In
has city visiting with friends
:, A. Thomas. OF Columbus. o., Ar
rived hero yesterday and will spend tho
week looking after business interests.
6. VI. Morris, OF Pioua. o. is spend
ing few days here visiting with
friends.
-. ~. 1 nOrTdS, OIL W. "a
rived here yesterday and will spend the
week looking after business interests.
&. VI. Morris CT Piqua, o.. Is spend
ing few days here visiting with
friends.
Rev. and Mrs. Samuel Gibson. whs
wcrc IN che city for the Stifei-SteErn-
son wedding. ~ whirh Dr.. Gibson or
ticiatcd returned 20 East Mortified,
Mass where they VIII resume their Va
cation returning TO Wheeling later in
the season.
Mrs. clara Noll. accompanied by nor
niece. Miss Lillian KargeS left ycstcr-
day for Middlebourne. to spend two
weeks vacation camping.
George " Petticord and family have
returned to thor homo in Birch Lynn
after n two weeks vacation at Atlantic
L1ty.
Master Howard H Wilson. OF Kirk
| wood. is visiting his grandmother, Mrs.
Joss Wilson a. the Grandview hotel.
near GAINESVILLE.
Miss Lou Hastings and MIS-. Jessie
Wilson are spending several weeks at
Browns inn at Rarncsvi!e.
Mrs. T. &. Burke returned yesterday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-09
Mr. and Mr.. Mathews HOSTS

Mrs. f T.. Irons. Mss Nancy Irons
and Miss Sue Irons. OF WinterhaVen.
Florida, and Mrs. II. W. Campoeit. ana
y. w. Campbell. Jr.. of Romney. W. va
are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
N,.bews on Main street. The party
no,orcd through from Romney and
will spend several days here.
WIN Go To Ruehsys Lake
party Of younE ladies Will leave
here tho latter part Of the week 10
spend tho next ton days ~ Ruckeye
Lake. r,:- columbus. Included In the
party will be:
Misses.
Helen bloomfield Mae Belle Hall
Dorothy Bell FtorcnCe HANNA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-09
About People
Novsnsnts Of Individuals TO Ana
Prom The CITY.
AT THE HOTELS.

McIure-Miss Della Meats Ellens-
bore; Mrs. r. f. Keller. Middlebourne,
A. Is. Whitaker. Clarksburg; W. IL.
wave. Parkershurg: W. NJ. Bryant.
Fai-moRt: Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Gregory.
Charleston; l. 4. Hess. SiStersvilie, K.
l.. l.. Lloyd. Parkersburs: Mrs. II. II.
Carr. Fairmont: c. A. Rothrock. Park
trShurp. ". l.. Divers. Weston.
Windsor-Rohert Rayinson Cameron;
" NJ Leigh. Manninglon: A. J. Hays
Warrington: George NJ. King Parkers-
burg. ". K. Calvin. Huntington: w. w.
Rador. Charleston.
Siamm--J. N. Wharton. larkersburs;
Mr. and Mrs. J. &. FleninS. Earkers-
burg: =. II. woodward. Parkers5urg;
Res Reed. IArk"r>hTrg
RrgcrS-MrS, H. o. Wilson. f'aG-mont,
Lew reiesk!. Morsaatown. l.. y. Hat
field. Blucheid. c. s ENerct;. l'arhers-
burg.
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d.vrr~.orS during tho afternoon. NJ
'tv" ,',ru.k small tables were placed
Gr,lrr fhu trees and the small guests
Ny" $"rNcd with deiIc'uuS refresh
mcDtS. Those preSen; Were:
New-York tribune., 1921-11-20

Left--THE FUNERAL PROCES-
SION REACHES ARLINGTON.
Drawn by six black horses, the
fiag-draped caisson reaches the
country's cemetery of heroes. On
either side are the eight selected
body bearers, while behind march
the twelve honorary pallbearers-
then follow Secretaries Weeks and
DENLY, General Pershing with hun
dreds of other distinguished
mourners from every walk of
public life. Kade. Herbert
New-York tribune., 1921-11-20

L I S T ENING TO
THE PRESIDENTS
FU N F. R AL ORA
TION were twenty
five thousand persons
in Madison Square
Garden and the ad-
joining square. The
Grafton delivered at
the graveside, 800
mile es aw way, was
reproduced by power
full amplifiers 80 that
it was heard dis
tinctly by all within
the Garden and by
the great crowd out
side. Rosen,e,d
Left
IN THE ARLING-
TON AMPHITHEA-
TER. Presid ent
Harding places the
Congressional Medal
of Honor and the D.
S. c. on the casket
of the Unknown Sol
der. He was fol-
lowed in order by
General Jacques, of
Belgium, A d m iral
Beatty, Marshal Foch.
G e eral Diaz and
other foreign military
leaders, each of whom
honored Americas
Unknown Hero by
bestowing upon the
casket his country's
highest award for gal
lantry. International
Left, circle-"T TAPS"
the soldiers farewell.
is sounded over the
grave of Americas
Unknown Hero, COM
pleting the most inn
pressive funeral SER
vice the world has
ever known. c. N.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-20

A RIVER OF HUMANITY, 90, 900
strong flows all day and far into
the night up the Capitol steps to
pass reverently through the TO
tunda to pay honor to Americas
Unknown Soldier lying in state
beneath the lofty dome, where the
casker rested, guarded by five SOL
diers as motionless as the statues
OF Lincoln and Grant, which
looked down from the far doorway
on the moving spectacle. Underwood
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-30
Carpenters Discuss
Jurisdiction Matter

An informal discussion of the mutual
relst lions between the three bodies was
held at the general headquarters Of the
United Brotherhood Of Carpenters and
Joiners of America, today. at a confer
ence between Tepresen tatives Of the
Building Trades Department Of the Ameri
can Federation Of Labor and the Ma
tlonal Board of Jurisdictional Awards
and the general executive board of the
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and
Joiners. which has been in regular SEES
sion at general headquarters this week
II is explained that the conference
grows out Of questions of Jurisdiction,
and 1T was believed that it would be
finished today
The United Brotherhood Of Carpenters
and Joiners was represented at the con
ference by its executive board: the Build
inf Trades Department Of the A. f. o.
L. by John D0nhn Of Washington, TsNesi-
dent Of the~department, and George W
Hedrick, of Lafayette, Ind. vice presi-
dent of the department, and the National
Board of Jurisdictional Awards by
Chairman f. J. Russell, of st. Louis,
f. ]. c. Dresser Of Cleveland, and {. c.
Pierson Of indianapolis.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-30
STEED ANXIOUS
TO SEE SCRIBE
on INTERVIEW
N0rthcIife Editor Wants to
Strdighten Out King
George St0rH.

NEW YORK, July S0.--Lord NorthcIiffe
whose controversy With Premier Lloyd
George is reverberating through TWO con
tinents, slipped away from all the clamor
snd furore here today and sought the
quiet Of the golf links.
The British publisher left Il W.ckham
Steed. editor OF the London Times to do
all the talking for him. Mr.. Steed was
quite willing TO talk but be said taat be
fore " did so TO any great extent. be
wanted to interview the reporter for a
New York newspaper who interviewed
him here a few days ago Mr.. Steed in
timsted that # would be a warm session.
In the interview Mr.. Steed was quoted
as saying King George had said to Lloyd
George
You must stop killing nv people" re-
ferring to Ireland And thst was the
cause Of all the trouble, Mr. Stsed said.
Are you going to make a statement on
the natter the editor was asked.
Am II countered Mr. Steed.
las you Americans say: IN saT J
am. But 7 want TO see that reporter
first I am waiting to hear from them
now" referring to the New York pa.
PERI
Steed said that he did not know where
his chief Lord NorthcHTel had gone
except he bad departed for a round Of golf
with an old friend"
Lord Northclffe will leave New York
tonight for Vancouver. going by way of
Toronto.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-30
TAX REVISION
NOW GOES TO
EXPERTS HANDS
U. S. Treasury Specialists
Place Data Before House
Committee.

WASHINGTON. july 30-Tax revision
passed into the hands of specialists to
day.
With public hearings on revenue law re-
vision closed. the House WAYS and Means
Committee went into executive session to
hear the tax diagnosis Of the treasury
experts.
The committee completed its public
hearings yesterday with tnal pleas of
representatives of many interests and
businesses for removal Of taxes affecting
them
With the possible exception OF Repre-
sentative Frear Wisconsin. the commit
rec appears to be unanimous in favor
Of repeal Of the excess prohts taxes and
an increase FL the normal tax on cor
poration incomes. Frear il not expected
10 oppose repeal Of the excess protts tax.
while he has knowledge that the com
mittee does not propose substitution for
IL Of sales tax or other form of con
sumption tax to which he IS hostile
Chairman Fordney stated that Ger
tainly within three weeks the tax buIs
would be in the House and started on ats
passage through thar body.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-30
LAW VIOLATORS
PAY BIG FINES
La Porte Federal Raids Net
Huge Penalties.

LA PORTE, Ind, July 30-Flnes total
ing $3.50 We're paid by four Michigan
City saloon keepers. one Democratic
councilman. late Friday. and each was
given thirty Eve days on the penal farm
I'm addition
The quartette brought the list Of vic.
Tins in the Federal cle22 up 20 fifteen.
with fines totaling SIS One more
victim was due 10 be nabbe1 on his re-
turn from Chicago. Evidence against the
quartette fined yesterday was produced
by detectives. The evidence was go con
elusive that the victims readily admitted
its veracity before City Judge Sherwood
Otto f. Harschman, former Democratic
councilman. admitted selling whisky at
80 cents a glass He was fined $500 and
was sent to the penal farm. The others
who were fined and sentenced were sam
Mulline 1920: Frank Knoll. $500 and
Max Knoll, hi. son. $500
Mayor Miller OF Michigan City today
was in La Porte endeayoring 20 get Gown
Gilman Hirschman out OF jail, where he
is preparing 10 take the trip to the
farm The mayor failed
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-30
Beaten Up in Cell,
Mans Punished,
Holds City Judge

With a face looking as II it had been
run over by a STERN roller. Carl Brock
ing. 81, who said n lives at 80 Wyoming.
appeared in city court today. The as
tonishing face caused Henry Abrams.
jurge pro tenn, to order an Investigation
Motorpoliceman Harris said he arrested
Brockiug at Vermont and Muskinguh
streets last night on the charge Of drunk
enuess and declared the prisoner was
"full Of good whisky" The policeman
said he was not beaten OF bruised at the
time OF the arrest and that it must have
happened after he was locked in the cell
room. Information obtained from ne
gro prisoner, brought the statement that
he had been awakened during the nigh
by a fight. He pointed another prisoner
on the bench who he declared had as
saultec BrOcEing-
The IAN pointed out was slated under
the nmae Of Ralph Mullen but els real
name was said to be Anthony Coll, 10,
515 East Market street. He also had been
arrested on the charge Of drunkenness.
Officers swore out an affidavit charging
Coll with assault and battery.
After hearing the evidence the court
dismissed the assault and battery charge
and fined Coll 81 and costs on a charge
Of drum kenness. Judge Abrams dis
missed the charge Of drunkenness against
Brocking. saving that he appeared to
have been punished enough
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-30
TIRED PARTY
FAILS TO FIND
STONES BODY
Exhausted Searchers May Sur
render Task to Better
Equipped Expedition.

BANFF, Alberta, July 3O.-Search for
the body of DR.. w f, Stone, president
Of Purdue University, Lafayette, Ind,
who was Killed July 10 in fall from a
cliff while attempting to climb Mount
canon, has proved unavailing, according
to reports brought here The searchers.
it is reported are becoming exhausted
and it is probable another and better
equipped party viii be sent ont to seek
the body Of the Indiana educator.
Mrs Stone, who was with her hus-
band when the accident occurred, and
who spent five days without food on a
narrow ledge Of rock is still at an i'm
provised camp near the case Of Mount
canon. Preparations are being made To
bring her to Banff
Because Of the nature of the trail to
Banf and the condition Of Mrs Stone,
the journey will he an arduous one. The
distance is fifty FIVE miles and except for
short stretch across Marvel Lake, the
trail traverses a rugged country. crossing
numerous abysses and ascending many
precipitous slopes This journey must
be made on foot or by pack horse. The
doctor In attendance upon Mrs. Stone
believes she is out Of danger, but it will
he necessary to carry her by stretcber
from the camp ia Banf because Of Der
weakened condition.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-30
Births

Karyle and Ruth Caldwell, 1915 North
Minnesota, boy.
Lawrence and Mollie Hockett, 600 West
Eleventh, girl
Raymond and Louise Revler, 1413 Ter;
race, boy.
william and Gladys Faubian. 321 North
Liberty, girl
Fenton and Minnie Johnson, 543S Bur
CESS, boy.
Thomas md Hensie Garrett, 1926 East
Tenth girl
George and Blanche Martin, 1922 Gar
field, boy.
James and Lula Ford, city hospital,
boy.
James and Beatrice Canon, city hos
pital, boy.
Maurice and Bernice CIemons, 80 North
Mount, boy twins.
Maurice and Charlotte Connolly, 110
North Miley girl.
James and Edith Butler, Methodist
Hospital, boy.
walter and Caroline darlington, 1886
Hoy, boy.
Ray and Blanche Bonsib, Il Dolly
Madison, girl
Carl and Anna Buennagel. 0l6 English,
girl.
Rudolph and Kathryn Stiner, 1901
Fletcher, boy.
George and Mary Baxter, $40 South Ne
ridian, girl.
Harry and Rose Cohen, Methodist Hos
DitaI girl,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-30
3 Held at Evansville
Wanted Here, IT'S Said

Three men under arrest In Evansville,
whose identity has not been made public.
are alleged To he members of an auto
mobile gang, with headquarters in In
dianapCHs These men operated I'm Terre
Haute, Niaceunes. Evansville and Indian
apolis. Detectives Hynes and Rugenstein
are i'm Evansville. and will bring the
prisoners 10 this city. II Is admitted by
the police that two other members of the
automobile gang are under arrest here.
but so far the authorities have not ey'-
dence enough 20 connect these suspects
with the Evansville operations.
The three Non under arrest at Evans
Vile had in their possession an auto
mobile owned by Curtis O. Thomas. 210J
Speedway avenue, WHICH car was stolen
July y, from Ohio street and Capitol
avenue The car was not damaged
Another automobile stolen In Indian
apolis. the taking of which is not charged
to the alleged gang which is under ar
rest in Evansville, has been found In st
Louis The automobile is the property
Of Abe Cohen, 1896 North Meridian street.
and was stolen in this city May II, OF
this year
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-30
MRS. TEASDALE
SAYS POLITICS
HURTS SCHOOLS
New York Resident Makes
Talk Before Indiana
League Of Voters.


ne I9oianaponS SCHOOL BOARD Is roo
much concerned with city politics and
Tor this reason schools Of the city and
state have slipped from the seventeenth
place awarded them by the Russell sage
foundation according 20 statement OF
Mrs William Carr Teasdaie. New York
city, In talk m Tho July board meet
Ing OF the Indiana League OF Women
NotNrs tr7daN ~ the homo or Mrs J. y
B2rnhill 1883 North Delaware street
Resolutions. written by Ms. Grace IN
Iian Clarke on tne death Of Miss Charity
Dye, former Indianapolis school teacher
were adopted by the board.
Mrs Teasdala's talk was an outline Of
the opinion Of leadiI- New y DIRK educa
tors on the schools f Indiana
six new names were added to the
state pledge honor list. a. follows Mrs
II. F. Sprandel. Mss Mary Winter,
Mrs w .. Bates Mrs. Bernard NoIne
gut Miss lrna NonneEut and Mrs. J. II
Holiday
Resolutions against the proposed IN
crease tn talsphona rates we've pissed
and q tentative date set for meeting
Tor the purpose Of discussing the school
board situation was set for Aug j.. At
this meeting there viii be representatives.
from both sides Mrs Ed Hartman was
appointed chairman Of the committee to
Lake 9rra r. Ecments tor the luncheon Aug
20. during constitutional amendment
week