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The Kusko times., 1921-08-13

Seattle. Col. F. P. Desen, pioneer lawyer of this place, died today. 
 Vallejo.-The dreadnaught Califor- nia was placed in commission this af- ternOon.
 Tacoma. valued at over $25, ,000 have been stolen at Camp Lewis during the past few days. ] Tokyo.-,Lapan has agreed, to Novem- ber,l1, as the date for beginning the disarmament conference, as suggested by the United States.
 Dublin. All members of the Irish republican parliament now in custody are to be released, with one exception, it was announced today.
 Washington. President Harding to- day signed the joint congressional reso- lution providing for national partici pa tion in the Portland Exposition.
 Washington.-No taxes can be re- pealed before January l, Republican members of the House ways and means committee tentatively decided today.
 Washington State Department was advised today that two million tons of grain are needed to feed the people of the famine-stricken Volga district in Russia.
 Washiugton.-Rr. Matthews, Seattle divine, in an address here tonight, de claimed the forthcoming. disarmament conference, averring that it bgoods mischief and should not he held.
The Kusko times., 1921-08-13

Kew Gork.-tederal Judge Hand. in 3. decision handed down this afternoon, holds that Rockefeller must pay two hundred and ninety-two thousand dol. lars additional income tax. An appeal will be taken to the Supreme Court.
The Kusko times., 1921-08-13

Tokyo.-Lapan has agreed to Novem- ber'll, as the date for beginning the disarmament conference. as suggested by the United States.
The Kusko times., 1921-08-13
Photographic Ticks.

Seattle. Col. R. P. Desen, pioneer lawyer of tbis place, died today.
The Kusko times., 1921-08-13

Tacoma valued at over $25, 1000 have been stolen at Camp Lewis during the pastfew days.
The Kusko times., 1921-08-13

Dublin.-All members of the Irisl republican parliament now in custod, are to be released, with one exception it was announced today.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-13
SULLIVAN ODLOZII. SVOJT
RESOLUCi.

Ma vcereiSi schuzi mestsk6
rady sliboval radni Salzman
pfedloziti resoIuci, kterou no
dial pozadoyati vyay6tleni Y ia
kt mife Sc na itraty mesta do
stdva policejni ochrany The
Telling Belle Vernon Co, u M
panuie stdvk& rozvazecu nile
ka. Odklad pax oduvod1uie.
ze neehce nikterak pfedbihati
udaloatem, zejmena tinnosti
mayora zvlastniho vyboru.
snazieich Sc, al,y stAyka hyla
skoncogana. Vybor omen po-
dial zpravu 0 cinnosti a cht6l
odstoupiti, ale zastane jeSt6 ma
zadost unie po n6jakou dobu V
cinnosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-13
PRO ZABlTI VLASTNiHO
SYNA.

Pred soudcem Garyerem, jenz
byl do Clevelandu poyolan re
Sandusky, by ma zdeisim trest
MIN soude vypomahal, primal
sc sedesatilety krajan Josef
Bican, ze usmrtil sveho syna
Josefa, kdyz tento po prohyfe-
nc noci prisel opily domd 4
ohrozoval matku proto. &c mu
necht6Ia dati pence. Rodinna,
iist6 neobvykla tato tragedie
udala Sc dine II. cervence.
Otec skolil vlastniho svna bro
kovnici. Soudce uvazil lidsky
vsechny smutne okolnosti, proc
neblqhf Gin byl spachan a w
mefi Bicanovi Milky trest Jed
norotniho yezeni. ale lined
odsouzentho M ieden rok pa
rol0val.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-13

Ia neobyykl6 1Casti absolvo-
vala slavend ruska tanecnice v
zednafskG zdei5i SIM ma Euclid
Ave. tfi pfedstaveni. VCera ma
rozlou6enou davany byly diva
aktovt ballety Delibesova Cop
pelie Il Glauzumova Amarillo.
ZaVtr tvofila balletni sm6s, V
kter6 rynikl hlavn6 ''Tanec pi-
rata solove tislo efektn6 pro
vedcno Noyikovem, kterouzto
skladbu vdeCime naSemu Dvo-
f8koVi. Pawloya sama tanGila
hlavni dlohu V Amarillo a stala
Sc svymi partnery predmetem
potlesku, kterI nechtel miti ami
konca. Ensemble Pawlov6 jest
veHce pocetny ma vlastni w
borne sehrany symfonicky or
chester. Cisla byla vesmes
neilepsi ukazky balletniho IL
mtni a hudebni doprovod pri-
mo balcony. lllavni bouri po-
tlesku sklidila Pawlova po "a
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-13
SPOLECNOST POULICNICH
DRAH HODLA POZADO-
VATI ZPET FIREPLACE
NE DANE.

M6stslla rada pfijala ma wee
reisi schulz ordinance Sama b.
Michella, die ktere by byla the
Cleveland Railway Co. oprav-
n6na pozadovati ma Spojenych
Staten behem peti roku pre-
placen6 dane z priimu ve yySi
as $600.000. Ordinance byla
k dalSimu prozkoumani po-
stoupena mGstskemu yyboru
pro zalezitosti pouliGnich drah.
Dane byly die trakcniho komi-
sare Sanderse uyaleny ma pre-
bytek spolecnosti, ale poVsta-
va jisty spor, ida Zisk tento
skuteCn6 take podobnemu Zda-
n4ni podlGha. Pro yerejnost
ma piipadne yracenl FIREPLACE
nych DAM vyZnam. jelikoz by
ObnoS NlaStne patrll d0 tax ".
Grokovaho fondu, jehoz stale
ubFvani nam piinasi automati-
ckv zvySovani iizdn6ho ma po-
uliGnich karaeh pfizniVe Wy
fjzeni by malo pTy hned V IA
p6ti zleyneni Zel wine ysak
velmi dobre, ze echo Sc zmoe-
nj pan berni, ze ide tezko w
dobyti zp6t.
Vybor poulicnich drah sejde
Sc We ttVrtek dopoledne o 10.
hod., ably pojednal take o "a
myslenGm rozsfeni trate ma
Broadview a zap. 25. vi. Wee
"a Sc primlouyala "a novy pro
iekt as 50-tlenna delegace mu-
I'll zen ze South Brooklyn,
iez slibovala u6innou podpo-
RI, ably spoletnosti bylo umoz-
memo vydani $4,000 akcii ia
financovani zamy5lenGho pro
dlouzeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-13
RENfGNUV OSUD BUDE
DNES JlZ PO TRETi Vi.O-
ZEN v RUCE POROTY.

Pro zavrazd6ni w. G. Slye.
jiz po tfeti souzeny Benigno,
pro kteryz 2lo6in iiz jeden u
yrahu byI popraven 4 druhy
podobny trest oGekapa, zapi-
raj kazdou soucinnost ma lou
pei a dyoinasobn6 vrazd6. O.
pakoval, byv vyslychan, jako
sy6dek We vlastni rozepri ieu
minute v5pov6di. Tvrdil opti-
ne, ae v dob6 one odvazeI au-
ton1obil ito garaae >4atil pr}
Sc domu. Ia Lfizoveho v}sIc-
chu, iemuz jej podrobil hlaVni
asistent zalobcuv, J. f. Cassi-
dy, byl tazan, proc ze nepode-
psal Sc do rejstfiku cizincu V
hotelu V Mexiko City, kde byl
jak znamo clevelandskymi de-
tektivy zjist6n, odpoy6del, re
neumi vdbec ps6ti. Cassidy
ysall ukazoVal stvrzenku "a
prodany automobil S ieho vlast
nQruCnim podpisem a tn Sc o.
p6tne obzalovany vymlouyaL
ze jeho p safske um6ni Sc pra-
We jen omezuje ma pouhy pod
pis.
Jeho yypovedmi jest ylastn6
vyGerpano yse, co mozno OBJ
hajobou uvad6ti vyjma sv6de-
ctvi Charlese Collettiho, jenz
byl V Mexiku MIN polapen a
dopraven 20 znacnych obtizlch
do Cleyelandu. Colletti byl
propust6n po slozeni Zaruky
ma svobodu. ielikoz nebylo pro
ii nemu zadnych pffmych dG-
kazu. Soudni liceni bude dnes
skonceno a pfipad as odpole-
dine odevzdan poznoyu porote.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-13
~. Y. CENTRAL, NICKEL
PLATE a BIG FOUR ORA
HY PODEPISUJi KON-
TRAKT Sc SPOLEC-
NOSTl.

Jmenoyan6 tfi dlahy ,pode-
psaly vcera odpoledne Y ura-
dovne Van Sweringena, jehoz
dluzno povazoyati "a hIavniho
cinitele The Cleveland Union
Terminal Co. smlouvu, die KITE
re ma jmenoyana spolecnost
postayiti ma cleyelandskem Pu-
bile Squaru spoletn6l osobni na
drazi.
Po stvrzeni kontraktu odjel.
Van Sweringen ma vychod, ably
podniki posIedni kroky, ably Sc
stavbou Y dobe neJkratsi moh-
10 byti zapotato. Drahy pax
Sc musi uchaZeti Il fInancniho
odd6lenl meziStatni obchodni
komise 0 povoleni k yydani
bond1, iimiz by financoyani
podniku bylo zaruGeno.
K vlastnim stavebnim pra-
elm Sc pfikroci po vyfizeni ne
koiika dalszch Urednich forma-
lit. Z v6tSich drah zpecuje Sc
dosud draha Pennsylvanska Sc
prlpoilti. kdezto drany mensl
die jistyeh pfedpovedl Sc sice
ma stayb6 primo nesucastni,
ale hodlaji hratl V novem ma
drazi ulohu naiemniku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-13
LUPICI UKRADII JATECNI
FTRME 5000.
Dopaderi zEod&ji ma
Quincy Ave.

Ia dnesniho taneho rama
vloupali Sc DO urad0vny The
Long Dressed Beef Co. ma zap.
G8. ul. u koIejl drdhy Big Four
rozbili traskavinou bezpec-
nostni pokladnu a prchli S ko-
fisti dosahujici as $9629. flo
toyych pence odnesli as III
$500, ostatni hodnoty byly V
tekach sm6nkach. Smtia
loupez udala Sc mezi ? a 4 no
dinou ranni. Pfivolana policie
na5la We snehu stopy dvou mu-
"a, kter6 byly detektivy as mi
ii smerem zapadnim sIedovany,
ale kter6 Sc ma kfizovatce ko-
leii ztratily.
Snih prozradil ale stopy as
sedmi iinych banditd jiz zatGe-
nych, ktefi Sc vloupali do od6v
nlho obchodu Emanuela Vito
ra, 5817 Quincy ave. Zatceni
isou V podezfeni, ze mali ma
sv6domi nekolik loupeznych
kradezi, posledni dobou tom
to okoIf spachanych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-13

West boulevard, shledal, re
nezvani navst6vnlci mu wall
z bytu ia $500 bondd Svobody
ia $500 valeGnych uspornych
znamek a k tomu 81 pribrali i
n6kter6 skvosty.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-13
VYZKOUSENI AKUSTIKY
NCVEHO AUDITORIA.

Dnes odpoledne o pdl pate
uspoiadano bude V nov6m se-
stimilionoyem auditoriu vabec
prvni zkusebni pfedstayeni,
pfistupn6 sirsimu obecenstvu.
ably Vyzkou$ena byla akustika
hlavniho salu, jez byIa posled-
nj dobou brana 2 nekolika
stran Y pochybnost. OVSem ze
strany zastupujici oba smery
budou dneSni Zkousce pfitom-
ny spolu odbornymi znalci, z
nichz jedni tvrdl, re audito-
riu bude dobre slyseti druzi
tyrdi opak.
Dnes bude ma zkou4ku je-
vlste Zpivano a recn6no, aby y
prlpadnem nedostatku mohla
byti zavcas zjednana naprava.
Pfedbezna zkouska, ale pr
prazdnem auditoriu byla sice
Jiz konana dokazala pry, re
prostorna SIN jest akusticka,
ale podobna zkcu&ka muze by
Il smerodatna 5edine tenkrate,
kdyz auditorium bude zaplne-
no.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-13

77NAwuIpr VT supTU =,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-13
DEBATNl ZAVODY
STUDENTSKE.

Studentstyo the Cleveland
Heights High School zvlt6zilo
vcera po druh6 V fetnicktm
turnaji posluchaci the East
Technical High School. Deba-
Ia konala sc ycera dopoledne v
technice a prvni zavod V patek
vecer usporadan $ timt6z W.
sledkem Cleveland Heights.
Recneno ma thema MA fede-
ralni vlada Sc starati 0 zamest-
mani, aby Zyysena byla prace?
Jednim z vit6znvch mluvcich
Cleveland Heights School byl
kraian Viktor Vacha.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-13

Unie spoien6ho krejcovsk6-
no delnictva syolava ma Gtyr-
TEX We 4 hod. odpoIedne do {.
1858 Ontario ave. velkou hro-
madnou schulz ma ktert bude
jednano 0 dneSnich neutt%e-
nych pomerech Y tomto pramy-
slu.
Kazdy Jest zaiist6 pfesv6d-
cen, ze zde musi byti zjednana
naprava a proto jest nutno,
ably 1Gastenstvi bylo co mozno
neivetSi. Situaci dnesni vysve-
til povolani fecnlci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-13
ODSOUDIL Sc SAM.

Mike Dobic, jenz byl odsou-
zen pro zabiti sv4ho krajana
Mika Buchanide na dobu cd
jednoho do dvaciti rokd, do
praven byl v patek ze zdejsiho
okresniho ve2eni DO trestnice
v Columbus. Vcera spachal
sebevrazdu, skociv pavlacky
ma dlazdeni hlavnf chodby,
pet poschodi hluboko, jak Sc
prav6 telegrafuje z Columbus.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-13
POLICEJNl VALKA PROFIT
RFZOHLEDNYM AUTO
MOBILISTTiM.
Straznici ma kolech ro7mno5e.
hi O IS provisornicb
policistu.

Oddil policejnich motocykli-
stu, kteryz az dosud delal
"cestnou straz" stavkokazum,
roZvazejicim ml6ko, byl odvo-
Ian a zarazen trafiCni sluzbu
kde konati bude jistt zasluz-
neji bezpeGnostnl povinnost. Il
rad C1evelandskt rady pax bu-
dou policejni cyklistt rozmno-
zeni as IS vgpomocnymi kole-
gy.
Opatfeni toto vyvolal znat-
ny pocet acknowledged ne
st6sti, udavsich Sc minute So
boty nedele. Prisn6jSi dozor
zda Sc take zmensovati do
pravnf prestupky neb vcera
bylo hlaseno jen 6 pfipadd ry-
chile jizdy, neosvGtleni vozidel
a pod.
Municipalni aoudce Seller
nayrhuie, ably trafiGni soud pre-
lozen byl z hlavni policejnl
stanice do policejni stanice 8.
precinktu ma Detroit ave.
zap. 24. ul. kde byval soud
municipalni. Stalo sc tax k
Will pfepln6ni, kdy ku prikla-
du vcera projednavano bylo 46
dopraynlch prestupkG, udav-
sich Sc V sobotu V nedeli, kdy
tri osoby byly zabity n6kolik
zraneno q V n6kolika pripa-
dech hlavni vinnici, autoiste.
uprchli, aniz by Sc zranene
starali. JakE ruch ma traffic
nj soud6 panuje, o tom sv6dGi,
re dnes bude pfedvolano sko-
rem 100 osob k zodpoy6dnosti.
Prisn6jSl nastupovani proti
ztfestenym autoistum navrhu-
je j 5kolni rada Y dasledclch
zpravy, ze ucitelka sletna Jen-
ME Papworthova, iez byla au-
TEN pred sesti tydny zran6na,
V ned6li Y nemocnici Charity
zemTela.
Cleyelandbka bezpeGncftni
rada dokazovala ycera statisti-
kou, ze od m6s.ce kvetna isou
vsechny prestupky dopravni
mnohem prisn6ji trestany neil
byvalo zvykem drive re zej-
mena soudce Seller Sc snazi
pfisn6iSim zakrocoyanim do
praEni melody omeziti a zvysi-
II poVlanou po2ornoSt vsech
sportovnlku, kteil tini naSe u
lice nebezpetny zivotu zdravi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-13

Kazdy zai6 nepS doktor suchu Cd
zen od nohou povanou Tomu kazd pde
opai bbes goohes (lGtc neb gumovych bot Nam
pln6m vybeu pro pro
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-13

tanteni Gavotty, kterou slozil
"a po nj pojmenoval skladatel
Lincke. O pochvalu DELLA Sc
umelAyn4 SO syoiI spoleGnOsti,
sestaVen9 jen re sil V praVd6
pryeho tadu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-13
VYkRADEN IA NAVSTEVY
PRATEL..

Mala vterejsi veterni navst6-
va Il pfatel stala, die jm6na
snad krajana, St. r. Havelce
as $1,000. Kdyz Sc totiz Sc svo-
il rodinou navratil domQ, 1929
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-11
HIGHER
THAN EXPENSES
Railroad Puzzle in Congress
Aided by Lower Ex-
penSes.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE cost Of
running the railroads now is falling OF
faster than the declining revenues, ac-
cording to a statement officially issued
by the Association of Railway Executives.
Operating costs declined IA per cent in
February, compared with the same month
last year, while revenues declined but 41a
per cent.
This appeared to be the most hopeful
factor in the railroad puzzle with which
Congress converting in special session to-
day must struggle.
In the six months ended with March.
the roads had a net income sufficient only
to pay 215 per cent on their valuation Of
nearly $4,000, 100000. The railroad Sc
curity holders are entitled to 515 per
cent, according to the Esch- Cummins
transportation law plus an additional "
per cent for improvements
A shippers strike against the high
freight rates intended to yield 8 per cent
is believed one cause Of the big railroad
deficit.
Idle freight cars on sidings totalled
5,O94 March %. according to the ex-
ecutives' ASSOCIATION, the largest total in
history. Half of these were coal cars.
Six months ago the roads were 100000
cars short Of the number necessary to
handle the business offered.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-11
McCray Issues Plea
for Famine Fund

With a request that the people Of In
diana once more respond to the call OK
the needy across the sea, Governor War
rem T. McCray today Issued a message
calling attention to the period between
April "a and May as a time for aiding
in the relief of starving Chinese and
Armenians.
The Governor in his message says:
From far of China and Armenia
comes the call for help from starving
millions Indiana, always hsedful Of the
cry of suffering humanity, viii not ig-
more the appeal to save human lives
"At a meeting of the Joint COMMITTEES
Of Near East Relief and the China
famine fund, held in Indianapolis on
March %, the period April "a to May Z
was set apart for this humanitarian
service.
Il recommend that the appeal be taken
up in all churches, schoo1s, lodges, clubs
and community gatherings, so that every
citizen Of Indiana may know Of the ap-
paIling conditions which now obtain in
these stricken countries
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-11
Truck Hits Car; Four
Hurt; Driver Held

Four persons suffered minor injuries
when an automobile in which they were
riding turned over when struck by a
motor truck today at Ruckle and Thir-
tieth streets.
Raymond J. McElwee, 1909 Broadway,
was the driven of the automobile. In the
car with him were his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. e. McElwee and Maryland McEl-
wee ?, but all escaped with slight bruises
and cuts. Their ear was northbound on
Ruckle street when the truck, driven by
Ralph Newgley, employed by a cleaning
company at 1895 North Illinois street,
struck their machine. Newgley was ar
rested on charges of speeding and assault
and battery.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-11
CHICAGOAN MAY
SUCCEED GIBBONS
Vatican Has Names of Six
American ArchbishOps
on List.

ROME, April 11.-Archbishop George
x. Mundelein of Chicago was looked upon
today as a possible successor to the late
Cardinal Gibbons.
1t was stated at the Vatican that the
new cardinal will be selected from list
of six American archbisbops. Cardinal
Gibbons was known to have a preference
for a certain archbishop and his wishes
were known here. 1t was stated, how
ever, that the new prelate will be selected
entirely on merit and not as compliance
to the former Cardinals wishes.
Among the names unoficially mentioned
for the office in addition to Mundeleins
are Archbishops Hanna, San Francisco;
Glennon, st. Louis; Moeller. Cincinnati !;
Messner, Milwaukee; Shaw. New Orleans,
and Bowling, st. Paul.
Auxiliary Bishop Corrigan Of Baltimore
was believed barred from the honor by
his advanced age.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-11
War Chest Board
DispOses of Funds

SHELBYVILLE, Ind, April 11-At
meeting OF the Board of Governors Of
the Shelby County War Chest, the
directors Of the Shelby County Hospital
Association and the committee Of the
local American Legion Post, Saturday
an agreement was reached in which II
was decided to present fifty per cent Of
the remaining sum of $4,000 in the War
Chest fund to the Hospital Association
and the other half to the Legion post
The disposal of the War Chest Fund
has been disputed for several months,
the board Of governors being unable
to decide what course should be taken
as the bylaws permitted the fund being
spent only for war purposes. When the
fund has been divided and presented to
the two organizations the Shelby County
War Chest win have become a thing OF
the past
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-11
MOVE
LEGAL NOTICE.


NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
The undersigned, Daniel NJ. 1. Voyls,
trustee of Perry Township, Marion county,
Indiana. hereby gives notice that he Will
receive sealed bids for the erection and
construction OF an addition to the present
school building at Edgewood, Indiana,
known as District No. 8. said bids will be
received at the Office OF the township
trustee IN the school building at south
port. Indiana. up until = o'clock In the
afternoon OF Monday. the End day OF May
1921. at which time and place all bids VIII
be opened and publicly read In the pres
enCe Of the advisory board OF said town
ship. The estimated cost Of said building
is $4,000.
Plans and specifications for said addition
70 said school building and on file In the
Office Of said trustee and copies OF the
same may be consulted and blank forms
~ proposal may be obtained al the Office
Of Mcclure & Shook, architects, $40 In
diana Pythian Building, Indianapolis In
diana. Every bidder shall. with MIS- sea4eu
bid and In the same envelope. deposit
certified check for percent of the amount
Of his bid, payable 20 the order of the I'M
contract shall not be awarded bidder, ard
IL the contract be awarded, to be held uu-
I'll the successful bidder has entered into
a contract Tor tho building OF such school
house and has furnished bond to the ap-
prevail Of the township trustee. In case
successful bidder shall fail TO enter into
contract or furnish bond the said check
shall be retained by the trustee as dam
ages Successful bidder will be required to
sign a wrlttou contract with said trustee
and to enter into bond for the amount of
his bid secured by approved surety
company, conditioned for the faithful per-
Torrance of the covenants and conditions
Of said contract.
The contract win be awarded to the
lowest responsible and teliahe bidder as
determined by trustee and advisory board
and in any case. the right to reject any
ana all bids Is reserved. Only bids for the
complete-work, as set out in the plans and
specifications for the erection and con-
struction of said addition to said school
building viii be considered.
Dated this 9Th dav of April, 1921.
DANIEL NJ. l.. VOYLS,
Trustee of Perry Township.
ENSLEY w JOHNSON Attorney.
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Will of ex-MayOr
Admitted to Probate

RUsvILLE. Ind, April 1.-THE win Of
the late Arthur B. Irwin, former mayor
Of this city, who died recently in Los
Angeles, was admitted to probate, with
Louis L. Heeb, as executor, qualifying
on $4,000 bond. The will relates that
on or about Jan. p Mr.. Irwin became en-
gagged to marry Florence r. Schradzh
of Los Angeles, and on Feb. II, few
days prior to his death, the engagement
was Cancelled by both parties, and be-
cause Of the Inconvenience caused the
bride-elect he has bequeathed her 81 900.
The residue of the estate is left TO his
daughter, Mrs. Efie Keiser of st. Louis.
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RETURNED FOR BURIAL.

LOGANSPOBT, Ind, April 1.-THE
body of Edward NJ. Dolan, recovered from
the waters of the Allegheny River at
Pittsburgh, Pa, has been brought back
to this city for burial. Mystery surrounds
the manner in which Dolan met his death.
according to word from Pittsburgh, and
authorities are Of the opinion that the
case will never be solved. The body had
been in the water for six weeks. Dolan,
while a resident of the city, was grand
knight Of the local Knights of Columbus
Cornell
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City Manager League
Officers Selected

MARION, Ind, April 1.-THE person-
mel Of the committee Of fifteen which IS
TO make up the executive committee OF
the new Citizens League, recently formed
here. is as follows
Thomas Mahaffey, L. s. Murphy, Gus
s. Condo. NJ. NJ. Alexander, DIR. Nettis B.
Powell. Mrs. Hugh SmaItz, Mrs W. H.
Mitchell. Mrs. Helen Loop. Rev. e. F.
Reippey. Robert J. Spencer. Jr.. Rev.
FIR. John P. Durham. Glenn Curralt,
y. J. Ryder. Thomas E. Pickeri1l and
Z. G. Rithmiller.
A mass meeting Of citizens OF Marion
will be held in the near future to vote
on the above committee The Citizens
League has been formed here for the pur-
pose of fostering the city manager com
mission form of city government
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X. of C. to Have
Quarterly Meeting
snecial TO The Times.

LOGANSPORT. Ind, April 1t-Knights
of Columbus from Kokomo, Peru, Kent
land, Delphi and Winamac viii assemble
here on next Tuesday night for their
quarterly meeting. 1t is estimated that
at least two hundred visiting K. of C.s
will be in this city for the meeting.
A banquet will be among the features
of the affair while number of prominent
officers of the lodge have been booked on
the speakers program.
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HOOSIER DEATHS
SHEIRYvu.Lr-Nrrs
Camnie

SHELBYVILLE-Mrs. Cammie Y.
Campbell, GO, was found dead seated in
a chair at her home here. Her death
was caused from heart trouble and had
occurred about an hour before her body
was discovered. q, She is survived by FIVE
sons, Guy Campbell and Clyde Camp
bell of this city; Thomas Campbell of
Frankfort Ind. Fred Campbell Of Ed
inburg and DAME Campbell of Nabbs,
Ind. ..... Harmon W. Boles, IS, is dead
here following an Illness Of pneumonia
Surviving is the widow, Mrs. Lucinda
Boles; three brothers. Henry Boles of
Cambridge City, DR.. Karl Boles of Fow-
Ter, Ind, and I. B. Boles Of Morristown /;
also one sister, Mrs. Florence Vernon
Of Maxwell. Ind.
MARION-Frank o. Lord, So, promi-
nent farmer Of Grant County, is dead at
his home near Sims, following a stroke
OF apoplexy which he suffered last
Wednesday.
HARTFORD CITY-Mrs. Jane Diskey,
60, a native of the county and for years
a leader among farm women, is dead here
of heart trouble.