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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-07-22

Hawaiian Cigars-Hawaiians cigars
are now being made by the South
Kona Tobacco Company in Honolulu.
Kona tobacco is being used for the
wrappers and Cuban for the filters,
making a very satisfactory blend. The
curing process has been perfected and
extensive increases are planned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-22

The election % utslCers will take
place a; the regular meeting OF the
Ladies' Auxiliary 70 Earl Francis Post
No. 3. the American Legion. 20 be held
in Legion headquarters ;his evening.
Several other important matters Will Re
taken up tor consideration and all rnem-
hers are urged 20 be In abundance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-22

is owned 10y .I"s.'i'n KS !. - h".hE it
haired ana ,L.mIrl! .h Ht III" H. '"'" 'tH'
NIi lee al. .rin-,.''" wan i!lr tN"ht' :
ri tn" affair a''','..
EaM~Cod Drie1s
Nv. : VI :. u.,: aud ,ItUFh;"r LIZA %
l...h of n, Nrch,n street. arrived N"H'"
lis, evening" lr"In p.t:~.""Eh "t'r,'
,nay L;.I.. n""' 10y -" past M"'r ~, =
ir.c friend, and relatives N ~" Hh"rH
my -, ,. -.
Louis Turner. 81 Marshal! >ir'"'' -
lie ia h. uIit again after u recent 49,
ir~S ,,i rheumatism ;i
NJ AMI Mrs. l:H WHI"'nHhi ~ w..
home last ..vcriuC from i'A"N"i Sh"rE
after WEEKS - with friends "n"
relatives N lhat "'iI. ,,o-
Miss Nellie Gordon ls improving '''''
An illness Of innS'!IiiS.
Miss Ie.en Baurrs. Of ShadEs.d", ~
turned HON" las evening altcr A""'
VISIT with tT:rrdS hrrr o.
v,rahoW street, have gone /" Elkirs tor
. & frw days To visit fri"nIS u
Edward Smith. Of South Marsha. :,
street * III with S'ght attarh d
NEURALGIA p,,
Miss Minnie Honkins. of R"gGs Kun
is VISITING friends her" ms week.
MIR. and Mrs. Wiliam Spears nave
, gone I" i'IttShUrgh I" attend inc l"'e' ~
, Of u friend ,,,, ~
Hirh street. are expected home ionoT-
row from NnunLsvI!le. where they nave
been spendmE short VISIT win
friends and relatives.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-22
A FrSs Oatmeal Prescription Does Its
Work Overnight. You Can
Prepare It At Home

New York.-EAposure 10 dry atmos-
phere, bright sua.isht. dust and cold
wind has very bad effect upon the
skin and complexion. When you come
in contact with artificial neat you have
often noticed that the dry atmosphere
causes your skin 20 feel drawn and
puckery. This Is very harmful and there
Is way 10 overcome It. 1t is my
own discovery and takes just one night
TO get such marvellous results" says
Mae Edna Wilder when her friends ask
her about her wonderful complexion
and the improved appearance OF her
hands and arms. You can do the same
thing IL you follow my advice" si-e says
Il feel i; IS my duty to tell every girl
and woman what this wonderful pre-
scription did for me. Just think OF IL.
ali this change IN singie night.
never tire OF telling Others just what
brought about such remarkable results.
Here is the Identical prescription tina,
removed every defect from my face.
hands. arms neck and shoulders. Until
you try IL you can form no idea OF the
marvellous change IL Will make in Just
one application. The prescription which
you can prepare ~ your own home ~
as follows: Go 10 any grocery store and
get 10 cents worth OF ordinary oatmeal
and from any drug store bottle OF
Deru!llo. Prepare the oatmeal AS di-
rected In every package Of Derwillo and
apply night and morning. The first APP
plcapon WIZ. aSNohiSh you. II MAKES
the skin appear rosy white transparent,
smooth and velvety. l especially rec
ommend this method for a dark saIlow
skin shiny noSs coarse pores. rough
chapped skin. ruddiness. wrinkles, and
in fact. every olem!sh the face hands
and arms are heir to. II your neck or
chest Ia discolored from exposure. apply
this combination there and the nbJ"c-
t!onable defect will disappear AZ II by
magic. II 1 sabsolutcly harmless and
will not produce or stimulat" a growth
Of hair. No matter how rough or un-
calmly tho hands and arms or what
abuses they have had through hard
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M'MECHEN
NO ARRESTS MADE
IN ROBBERY CASE

No arrests have been made OF the
robbers who attempted TO pilter the
homo Of NJ Frank Adams on Fourth
street one night last week. The Nc
M~rhca police have been on lookout
FOR the burglars hut have not had any
results I: Is presumed that the rob-
hers were from out Cr town and after
making their getaway from here, beat II
20 some other town.
Corn Roast Tonight
The Christian Endeavor society will
hold a corn roast this evening on hill
back OF this city. which will be the hrst
affair Of its kind 70 be held this season
hv re society At TIE meeting last
evening. It was decided to have a
transformations toast but later II was do
r!ded to change the program and have
q corn rous, instead.
Paving Hm Road.
The road on Rei,Iy's hill is going 10
be paved by the county: IN fact, work
or !; has already been started. This
will be Of great convenience to the
public as this particular road 1! used
b. many tourists. Tho work Is OK
pected To be completed by October.
Complete Repatr1.
Repairs which are being made At the
Midway theatre will be completed III"
latter part OF this week. Most Of the
-~r;,:" work * beng done on the Inside
although i, il nor necessary to close
up .he horsn on account OF the repairs.
After the painting Is completed the
theatre will look very attractive.
wade Gin Much Improved
Marie Wade Is much improved and
according 70 'he latest reports from the
North Wheeling hospital. Her Condi-
ton is now regarded "a serious. and
she may BE- able TO leave the hospital
sooner than expected. Her manv
friends. who for a time were anxious
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BENWO0O
TWO-MEN CARS SOON
ON BENWOOD RUNS

This vii, proha bly, he the last weeH
,o- onsr,an street cars here throuEh
~ understanding whlrh was re.r ,,.!,
EsaChed between tho Wheeling lraC''ph
company and tho men. At inc 'HS. me-.
,ng Of The street car men, proioSen
,rn per cent reduction IN wages WIS
accented provided that the COMPANY
would so back 70 the "ln SES'"h w."
two men an tho cars inSi'2a "' Que
I'his according to reports, was a''cptrh
w. tbs comnany who hope - hav" thH
men hack on the cars as ""o" ~
POSSIBLE
This evening ~ their hall on the cor
nor OF Seventh and Maia streets Tue
regular meeting OF the Evening slHr
ne Rid, Tn. meeting viii include the
transaction OF several business matters
following which a social time VIII take
place.
On account OF a cracked axle. one OF
ANDY kissers buses Is out OF service
for an indefinite time which leaves nut
one bps operating between THIS cry ana
Wheeling. on account or ne neeurU 1
parts having to be ordered II may, &c
some time before the other bus WALL be
:" Completes Sidewalk
A new cement sidewalk has been laid
IN front Of the Liberty hail. owned ny
, Joseph kiSScI. Inc repairs nave H'o'
Inc RAN look quite attra ctive and vii
, be Of great convenience 10 the pubic.
, May 30 Homo This Week
According TO reports from TIC \"rtF
wheeling hospital. Walter Ianders, of
this city, who has been confined AT me
! institution where he recently underwent
an operation. may be able 10 come home
probably around Wednesday II ne con
! tinues to improve His many friends
will be glad 70 see him home again. and
: are hoping that his complete recovery
: will be speedy.
Catholic Men Meet
! Tho sem!-rnonthly meeting Of the re-
: Gently formed Penwood branch .! th'
National Catholic Mems council was
; held Yesterday afternoon In the rooms
. OF the s.. Johns parish. Seventh and
Main streets. The most important par,
! ~ the meeting was the enrolling o!
about ono hundred. Routine business
was also transacted. followed by q
social time in which everybody TOOK
par.
Finance Meeting
The Finance meeting Of city council
will be held this evening for the pur'
pose Of auditing and approving the
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MouadSv1lls Personals.

Roy Priichard ot Wheeling Island
spent the week end with friends here.
Mss Cora Morrison OF Wheeling IS
Sn"nA-u: Few Ga%s in this city with
relatives
Mrs. May Story and daughter Miss
Is rrire. and Miss Ruby Maxwell OF
Columbus are spending u few days with
Charles Stewart and family OF Second
st-rs;.
Mrs.. Ber, Sh!mp and children OF
RetIaire are here on q weeks visit with
relatives.
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E.nc. ~ +"ra& r..:d''] and Dr0'Ne'
Visit with friends
r... a#d Mrs. Lee Downing and
.i.l.dr.n Mis- Lucille and McSsEs heh-
., IL .,nG I,rrhcrt are visiting Win
friends in rn}s vicinity. Mr., bowman
IN, :n4r delivered IL very able sermon
t. Il .arEe congregation on SaDpdlh'
Festival Held
An ico crram festival was held on
;.,n church AVN Of the Presbyterian
rhurrh on Wednesday evening. A large
crowd vas In Attendance. ANA nea'
MI. sum was realized. which VIII De
used for the Installing "f the new
r!r,ir!r lighting system, which was re-
Gently placed in IN K1e 1."r'"'
Miss Virginia Iddng. of st; Glars
vile. was Il recent guest at the nome
81 nor aunt Mrs Eldred Lodge.
Brace caldwell. Of Flushing. spent =
frW days the past week with trienas
Miss Sarah Lodge Of st. cIairSviI!c
her sister Mr. ST -la:- Caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. T'an!n! Davis and 6anSh-
ter little Mss Betty have returned |"
their HON" II Martins Ferry n'tcr
plnasant visii At the nom" 0f MIS-
na,is' sister Mrs r. 5. MrMi.ien. local
I Mr. AID Mrs. s NJ. Hartley and Nv"
children Sarah Jane and Mary Irene
Of MnrHnnr"Hn. w. ". who hay" been
visiting AZ the nome ~ Mrs. H"TtHyS
brother. w l.. Armstrong. lett on FRI
day for Means. Ohio. 10 visit with her
si:,.r. Mr. amd Mrs. Viii Caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. C;us 1.auman. or AKRON
were recent guests with friends here
Thomas Rel! OF Sieuhenvilln. vas ?
I recent guest with his father. Alfred Bell
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for theiy hnri.. a. Williams,oSn after
being iGc su.s.> 4 Mr.. TreTy'S mo;hcr
on Roberts Ridge.
Mrs. Albert Lowe Ia quite III 1t her
home on Fourth street.
Mrs. Dixon Riley and Mrs. fr"l
Me.sner spent the weekend VITA
ir'ri~ a: He!laire q.
Miss beatrice Forester. who has been
the guest o: Ter grandmother. Mrs ",
Iur-> On Second Str"ct, has returned
- her home In Ohio.
A T. R!ckart. Of Fifth street. wh'
has been il! for some time. - reported
as improving.
Miss Mabel Nelson returned 10 her
home IN Washington. =. g. after N!N''-
ing Misses Anna and Alice Ewing ~
Th;rL STREE
Miss Linda Albert, Of RarnesviH". y.
is The guest OF Miss Nan Hend"rsh"'.
on Lafayette avenue
p. A. Martin. ri Tomiinson avenue.
is Ir;.e III at his h"n" On tostoria ave
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs Harry McMi!ien and
grandson. Harry T.. Bonar. vii! Hp'"d
ne wccE end with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Long on Whesltng Island.
Hugh r!rkett Is the guest OF friends
al parkcrsburs.
Mrs. Mary F. Hudy. OF Fourth street.
IS the gees, Of friends At Cambridge, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Simmons. Mr.. and
Mrs ". Tnm,:nsun have arrived home
from a weeks auto trip 20 CLEVELAND.
Montreal and Buffalo.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold 7. Rogers and
son, r. Edwin. who have been the
guests Of friends At Pittsburgh. Will
arrive home today.
Russell Showacre. OF I.umberpor,.
srent the weekend with his brother
and sister here.
Frank Tay."r has reformed home from
a months trip At Chicago.
Miss Let,a Rodocker Of Akron. O.,
was the weekend cues. OF her mother'
Mrs. Kate RodoCker. OF jefferson ave
nuA
Mra n. r Rogers and two children
will arrive home today from ReVeriy.
W. Va. where they were the guests or
her parents.
Mrs. L. p Cook. of Can"nseurS. Pa.
win return home today after a week
visit with MIRA J. II. Bran,ner. or fieN-
enth strsSt.
Misses Helen Lippert and Virginia
Riley were tho weekend guests Of Miss
Martha Logan at Bethesda. Q.
Mrs. Joseph RIst and TWO sons ar
rived home Sunday from Visit WIN
the formers sister at Ecllsvil!e' @.
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r,,,u.a" s"m!-1."u'n'y civ pay r"' Eur
. her pu,us Tor IA, paving ~ '..'i'N p"l
streets Nil $40 h" 'ak"u M HH4 -
this matter j. 80 IT,. 'IEi"i $50 a..
Kevin narr? Council Meeting
~" s";n:-m'n'h.} a.'"':nE g, IN"
T., .!n Barr, ""..n. ~. -" a'' ms
,,rutur - IN" !i!"rt, ha1 "T Nc
Nc. :.ct :.:"'s Il" H.. i..i"" ~
,r.'''" :" h. 'as.o.s '..r" -. ~. Il" 'i'''
- ,"I'Ln"n; %. u'.'e.'''+ VIII ~" ~
%. r...,, "a i.,, .u'n ,1 - i"r = 49, ..'''.
...@,.un which $ /" he he'd the latter
. %. - rr,. month - IarH"rahnr= h,nrr
iI-.',~s NJ. lie t'dnS;I' tcu. some ..
, t!,a vii! pertain :" 80. Il lnhiN tdnh
90 n"f' and H.: ms rrdS"n ~ "u. ="
it''rSSIlN 10! every mr ;n""r I" i"
KERR Klub M.et;ng
The regular 'I.""'.rr 81 the Merry
k:uh wiN he h"'d tomorrow a. Ia"
, cubs camp down ~ the Narro"S. az
wtirh t!inp rcp-:tH fnr H." pasl -"
wr"ks vi! H. heard aud business mat
tiers for the f"tur" tlke:: up. fo. '"w-
ing the meeting Il delicious luncheon
viii he served IN oUt door style. Every
Working Pull Again
The Wheeling Steel Il Iron company
..ant here is working In lUI. again.
, wing 10 tn" resumption OF III" remain
.uE three furnaces wh.'h "trr "nu,
GOWN last Wtck on account ~ HSCtt'
repairs. The repairs HAY" boon com
, p.rted and everything ~ l." GONG
again n the plant today. Uqlte large
number OF men will be returned 10 work.
Salvation Army Hero
The Wheeling post q: the salvation
Army was in Brnwo"d yesterday where
they conducted outdoor services. A
large number OF people Witnessed the
services and Il large sum was rea lied
which vii! hr used N The work Of the
Salvation Army.
victoss Split Even.
Tho Victor baseball team easily de-
, rr.,tcd the Cnrumercral \. 9. team OF
l'"!llir" on the local grounds Saturday
afternoon by the overw hclnnE score
Of II :" :. and then yesterday went
down to dercHt 1T thr hands Of the
strong Cambria Galleries team OF
Suadvsidn OIL the lattrr% grounds by
:hr score Of "a. The locals were nm
able 10 make Il scnre. Il being said thai
tho Shadyside pitcher had their goa.s
and that very few runners reached first
haer However. tho game was exciting
throughout and the local boys pnt M
ono hard fcht FOR the game but could
do little with the Shadys!dr defense.
Prepa-s for Dance.
The Grand A. G. football team is rap
ld.\ Getting pans under way for IN"
,i,I~r which is IN be given August 70
at Liberty hall. Th" affair Will NOT be
rrivatr and everybody is heinz invited
10 attend The proceeds are tn he given
~ tho hcncft or the football cluh. The
hall where tho dance will lie held which
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.Ve;' her condition. are very much plea
ct 20 hear Of her recovery.
Return from Camp Grounds.


eel 20 hear Of her recovery.
Return from Camp Grounds.
\ uumr.cr e local pcupi. went - ne
camp grounds at MUgndN|i.i" t"$'''-
d.,r afternoon and attended IA" SrrN 10 :
;lcrc Ate. spending TIE entire az
ciuyinE outdoor life. m""' at me h' - 70
CATION returned hrIue late lASt eSenlir-;.
McNechen Bre:s.
Mrs Charles McArdle - iWnfoNih"
after i sight illness.
Jake Shaw has returned home from
Jack;own. Ia.
Miss Edna Thompson Is impr"N"hr
after hr.cf illness.
! Mr.. ard Mrs G.. =. Lutcs will I've
home tomorrow from Atlantic CtlE
where they have been spending hne'
vacation. .
hC HON" tomorrow from fSrhef Spi'
where sac has been visiting fricndS
Mr. and Mrs !. r.. evans ana son
Thomas left yesterday for EIkinS "he''
:hcy Will spend two weeks in the ln"u"
Mis- Marie Kline OF Logan street
Will be home tomorrow from HlA,rl
vile. after a visit with friends IN Liz
Hiss Rernice Meek Of Lincoln aN"nue
Is nh,, to te out again AFTER a Sh"t
Arthur Ferguson arrived home yes,
.rrtl9v from Alliance, a.. wncre lie va
been spending vacation fer t'' h'''
two weeks. ,r vii,
Mr and Mrs Albert Pr"ttNman va,
h.. horn. tomorrow from th7rles'"l'
after J few days VISIT Win i'''''"
Miss Anna Iuikart Of North Whrri
10 Visiting Miss Roberta Hcihi'll
Of this city for a few days.
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flow to Beautify Your
Complexion and Bring
Roses to Your Cheeks

work and exposure th!soatmeal Derwilio
combination viii work wonderful
iranhformation in Il hours at the most.
Thousands who Lave used II report the
same results ! have had"
Miss q. e.. says: My complexion was
poor and my skin rough. Ny face. neck
chest, hands and arms were dark from
exposure The very first application or
this wonderful DerwilIo oatmeal com
binati0n convinced me thai my poor
complexion and skin GlcmiShes would
soon be = thing OF the past. In 4 few
weeks all these unSIghtly defects had
entirely disappeared and | shall always
use il 10 keep my complexion at It's
IT to my girl friends and they are just
as enthusiastic over It as l am. We all
use 1t before going 10 the theater.
dances or parties and rs wonderful
what difference il makes IN our ap-
pearance."
Mrs. G. V. writes: Oatmeal and Der
willo have worked miracles with my
complexion. had many despis.d
wrinkles and a dark sallow, rough skin.
My hands and arms were covered with
freckles. After eight weeks use OF Mae
Edna Wilder'S wonderful complexion
prescription these objectionable defects
have entirely vanished. now use /;
just rs a beautitlcr nd look ten years
younger. / advise every girl and wum-
AN 10 try t. and | feel confident that
after ono or two applications they will
use il continually and be just as favor
ably impressed with II AZ | am. | recon-
mend u 10 ali OF my friends"
NOTE To set the ocst effect h"
sure 10 follow the complete directions
contained IN every package &c perwillU.
You have only 70 get p"rwi. 20 and oat
meal You need nothing else. and II Is
20 simple that any one can use II. and
so inexpensive that any Elrl or woman
can afford it. Tho manufacturers and
druggists guarantee that 'hcre Will y"
noticeable Improvement after In"
frs, application or the will refund the
money. II Is sold IN rh.S city under Il
money refund guarantee hy department
stores and all druggists. Including II.
o. Raer: HoGeDaris and g. n. Cries.
a Co.
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Out OF town guests registered at the
local hotels yesterday were; Hotel
Ereglow-C L. Gamble. Warren. Pa.
and ". r. Decker Coulter. Pa. Hotel
Snyder-W ] SARGENT Columbus. Ohio.
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Paying for the Home

Up 70 two years ago ny money III
went 10 doctors and medicine Tor my
stomach trouble. vas eonSaauy
filled with gas and no medicine helped
me permanently until ! tried bottle
Of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy At that
tina with excellent results. Now am
using my money in paying for . home.
1t is a simple. harmless preparation
that removes the catarrhal mueus from
the intestinal tract and sllays the In.
fanmation which causes practically I'll
stomach. liver and intestinal ailments.
including appendicitis. One dose Will
convince or money refunded. C. H.
Griest G. Co. and druggists everywhere.
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HAMMOCK
Entortain Friends

Entortain Friends
Mr. and Mrs George \. caldwell en-
Irria.ncd number Of relatives ana
friends at their home on he south s!ae
nf town on Tuesday evening. A very
ENJOYABLE evening was spent toRether
Dainty refreshments being served III lhe
conclusion. ~, ,,
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. f.
NJ. Daniel and family. Mr.. and Mr*.
Clarence Clari and hahy. MrS Jennie
r"ark and daughter Miss Mamie ana SON
caldwell, Frank Caldwell John Cald-
we'll and James M"reland. Misses
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.i:c. ~ +.ra& r..:d"r.i and brothe
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who Is IN employee At this plaes. ana
resides with Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Beckett.
,urned home from Monroe county. after
:, n!eaSant visi, with his father.
Mrs. Martha Taylor Is guest % the
home Of Mrs. Louisa Donehoo. who re-
sides in McConnellsville, Ohio.
Mrs, Mary Null has returned 70 her
home in Jrwett, Ohio, after q ploAe1At
visit at the home Of her cousin. Ma
!. f. Wh!ssen. local resident;
Miss Ethel Humphrey. Of Flushing
war a guest tho first OF the week Win
Misses Ruth and Lille Lodge. OF the
west side OF town.
Read and use 1ntell!sencer Want Ada
You'll get what you want.
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Improving Nicely.

George Smith. .gcd IS years. who lost
his left foot when il was rauEh; in 4
cutting machine At the mine OF the
Consolidated Fuel Company. AT Cresap.
Jus, below this city. late Friday even>
Ing. was reported last evening 10 be
getting along nicely. Smith was caught
IN the machine and his foot amputated
before he could s1tricate himself from
tee ma ch!nery.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-26
Anti Constable
Traffic Measure
Up TO & Uern0r
Bill Barring Harvest of Fees
in Justice Courts Passes
House.

BY passage il the House late yester-
day Of Senate Bill No. 80, introduced by
Senator Winfield Miller, Indianapolis,
Justices of the peace are shorn of their
power to reap a harvest in fees from
violators Of traffic ordinances in Indi-
annapolis The bill passed the House Y
to ., and IS ready for the signature of
the Governor.
The measure gives the city judge of
indianapolis exclusive right to try all
cases arising out Of violations Of traffic
ordinances within the city limits.
Heretofore justices Of the peace have
made a practice of sending cOnstables
from their courts to the city to spy on
automobile owners. Whenever they
found a machine that was not parked ac-
cOrding to regulations or was not lighted
properly they placed a sticker on the
machine, directing the owner to appear
in the justice court, where he would be
fined
In most cases the victim would be a
business man, who would rather pay the
fine than to appear in court Thereby
the justice, the constable and the prose
cutting attorney would reap harvest In
fees
The bin was designed primarily to
stop this practice.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-26
JURY RETURNS
Is INDICTMENTS
Sentencing Adds to Bustle in
Criminal Court.

With the Marion County grand Jury
returning sixteen indictments, in addi-
ton to the court passing judgment on
several defendants. Criminal Court was a
busy place today.
also spelled Saunders, were found guilty
Of burglary and grand larceny. White
was fined 500 and sentenced to Eve to
fourteen years at the Reformatory and
Sanders received a similar sentence in
prison
William Magson, 81, was sentenced to
two to fourteen years at the reformatory,
and Frank Webster, 10, was sentenced
to year on the State farm for burglary
Gracelous Hanlon, Sl4 South West
street, found guilty Of manslaughter for
shooting CharI's Sullivan, was sentenced
to two to fourteen years at the State
prison. HanlOn indicated he may appeal
The grand jury returned the following
indictments:
Raymond Mattox, vehicle taking; Joe
Katzen, receiving stolen goods; Florence
Clark, conspiracy to rob n A Acton
alias g. NJ. DeynOa, false pretense; l..
H. Smith, Issuing frauGulent checks !:
Isaac Farson. forgery; Truvella Phn-
lips, $50 Coffey street. assault and bat
terry with Intent to kill charlie Osman ::
Fred Drexler, 1909 Fast Market street,
embeszlement of 1000 from the Gibson
Company; Alvin Tanner, burglary; Har
rison Gray and Allen Williams, grand
larceny
Other indictments were not made
public.