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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-27
APARTMENTS TO RENT


All sizes, furnished or unfurnIshed in all
"eGt3Gfs Gtt3&1vERsKE Gf sSai SERVICE ASSOCIATION
S07 DPEXEL BLDG. LOMBARD 5O94
\, SAP. i7l8-25-Pla2a Apartments; opposite
park; large outside rooms Q baths and
porch on third and fourth floor. plenty
sion. II. NJ Gosch. 500 Land Title Bldg.
ENTIRE second hQor with bath. corner
suTroundInRs convenient TO train and troll.
lev Phone; rent $50 per month.
'''' NJ. KRAMER. 5000 Pulaskl ave.
bE LATCEY APTS 230O p ne st--Fo,F
:: rooms and bath third Lnoor; sS5 per per
\ list, 1l2i-Th rd floor. unfurnished 4
rooms private bath; electricity: hOt.water
heat; corTenent 20 all cars,
SPRUCE. I52i--Hskpg apt. Ar and bath;
also rooms and bath; h,-w. heat, cleo
hdwd floors Open Sunday Wa nut l358
ATTRACTIVE rooms and suites in Hotel
Camden. I'd and Penn SITS, Camden. n J.
excellent restaurant. Tel Camden 1880
WA NUT AND 42D vicinity: hous"kpg apt,
unfurn.. rooms and bath; refer, nee re-
"ui'c Thoro Preston 30sI ".
44TH ST. S.. 223-Mod. ) or rms and
hath apartment: immediate posscssion.
BEAUTIFUL sec, Ar. gpts,. large rms. ana
bath; al mod imp. Thomson. 2nO5 y BROAD
I35 f. GORGAS LANE; 2r. L pri bath "a
f'r, for nrof or bus. women: bnrh apt
FCkN. apt Tor rent . rms. aad bath, 4OI
S 10Th: gentleman Cnl". ~ i""u.t -i23
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1906 CEDAR AVENUE

rhr5s-st.rv. scn,-detaChed residence. 4
baths "."C'r!0 hardwood NOurs cabinets.
gas KITCHEN. hct-wtter tank hc0tar; newly
Dc. rur"i and .rHnish-d: price inducements.
Eugene l.. Townsend 4?TH &
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-27

i,IpST-,'I.ASS pap, ,rhanginE--ROoms paper
nT 81 w. mat rial uS'udrd; sCraping,
,,.,5I,, %5T free. Goldberg @2ul \ 3d. k"ns. 1864
?,,'!,>,S nnDrrod, $3.5O up. can or write
H'gso,m,,cl Ioyn"r, 5@l :. 10Th 81,
,,pIRuANGING done reasonable, Parkslde
fHr fHira,mraarnnngug CO., Il7G l.uLdy Hy. Bel 1921
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WEST PHILNDTLPHIN


i7TH AND CEDAR NVE.--Socoul floor 4
rooms with private garage, $l@O mo-; third
floor q rooms. with Drivat" garage. SlIO
mo-. new, modern in all nppo intm'ts; bright.
roOny splendid neiEhbor hood and Conv..n.-
ont: allowance made II GarNg" is not desired.
EI'Gr'Nl2 l." TOWNSEND 40th & Hato. av.
18TH AND SPRINGFIELD AvE,--Corncr
CTrn Albrrtl; beautiful southern exposure.
second floor CC-n"r apartment: sun par or: q
aatra large rooms and bath: $3.50 per month:
Op"n by appointment, TAYLOR son. ~
: 40t', Phon" Preston 5IGi.
THE WALTINGFORD APIS 80th above
Chostnut-I.arge 2d-l0or apartment for
rent oct. /. rooms. bath aEd ,ab. Phone
Barring 172G W.
1907 arch ST. APT.
Private baths, steam heat. hot water cleo.
trc nea~ ~" and subway cars; West Phla.
do'ph'a station. n.--
PARI[SIDE AVE. 4o2n-Sccond door. Iarra
studio apt. 4 rooms, bath, kitchen, water,
heat and electric liEhts: rgfercncs
i'%T Park. Jantor. 43io parksde ave-. ''H Or
phone spruce il1i.
APARTMENT; < only s55, 3 I,ns. & bath; use
Of po-rh Ianl,or 42lU rGrksd" ave.
iOO3 S. 46rH- Six rooms ba h. porch. 500,
TAYLOR < son, % S. 10Th
Sl9 y. 33D ST.--.SiX rooms unl hatn, janltOr
service Walnut 55i4
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-27

WHITE touring car, passenger. AZ ". p. =,
model 1910: used by private party only and
looks and IN equal to new; machinory is verv
lest condition: electrically equipped with
self-s artor. lights, tire puDlp, etc; tires al
game make (cO d. and in fine cOnd ti1n: owner
win sacrifice owing to In TX Of garage space.
Apply y. W. cor. Wync2to and York road.
Jtnlintown.
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FuRNIsHEp APARTMENTS

FURNISHED apartment FIRST floor. 4e83
Chester ave- aa OF October ! . can be seer
on application on premises. rent $40 per
month. - ------.------.-.-
2iST AND HUNTING PARK AVE. -- Biz
rooms bath: convenient 10 trains.
wM n, GAMON q SON. 2O3g N. Front ST.
TT s. 10TH (The Geneva Apts, l-2 rooms
hath. in tho heart Of n shopping dlstrtct.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-27

yARG. factory property, l-stary cnnsrrlc
- ONO square fe"t q or spa =. IL
..r,.s. large power plant. raUr0rd s.d!~E.
,,,es estou: VIII sacrifice. Chester R.,ul -.
IrnI (" rs'rNt st
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-27
" AYSE
HOUSEKEEPING AFARrmENrs

SPRUCE Ito" tiiuIn"hurst AnnrN L-Furn
r~ .'' '"" % Rrd ruoNl9. AN mod. imp
IINSDSCME apartment. : rooms ur'ud'ng
= urdrunu5 $50. James \, M.ruu. l>o5
1 md NV
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HELP wANTED-MALE

Statesmen - Three live wires experienc,
not necessnry we train you; t35 n week 10
those who can qualify and are wi ling 10
travel we furnish transportation AppiV
1401 Land Title Building. See Mr.. AnnIs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-27

VA NUT AND 42D vicinity: hous"kpg. apt,
unfurn. rooms and bath: refer, nee re-
M a. Ihnrn Preston 2Nsh "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-27

2si0 W; CUMBERLAND sty., pch,, cleo
INV. ht; Al CON reas. DIehi. 2eOs Il. eiIGth
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE

MAN. 81 single. desires position. small
country place; experience; references: low
salary. c 0OI. Ledger Office.
SALES and office executive Young man.
with broad commercial and sales expert
enCe, desires opportunity; familiar with me-
chanlcal and electrical limos. G s27, Led. on
SALESMAN IS yrs, familiar with drug and
grocery trade in Penna., Iowa and Me-
Condensed Milk Co. for 8 years. 0O2
Ledger Office.
SECRETARY or assistant for busy man or
woman; married: broad business training;
technical graduate: acquainted with stock
market pool methods; Cou.d handle invest
Officp,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-27
stores and Dwellings
\ f, Cor. Marshall & Poplar

IAC0R = NAGEL, 1883 GIRARD AVE.
MI y 10TH --S'rr" and rooms ur-t,y-
i've l0Uuir" IN PREMISES.
s. FORE & ava --lGO0 h,ocE K nslrgt0n ava. ..
,.nss.. Sl7 900 E.J CirI"U. llT W.Iaunhrn
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Factories and Floor Space
LEE PATTON LING In Rr.DG

- H, - loop s1 /, iSrvn i,, TOR,
,,rr. etc. L. ; TOm.!Hsor, Jr. L.:..r.r
D,dE
- T&!AhHv Nv fkAHTTs sST ANn p LAMP ~ :, I k
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PERSONALS
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

CHlLD's NURSE or nursery Govrrnrss--
Competent. English-trained preferred to
take entire charge OF two children age 3 and
Ledger Office.
HOUSEWORK. general; sleep in, reference;
wages $40. Call Wednesday, 1923 s.
ia n,
LADY OF refinement Tor outside work in At
lantIc City, whole or part TIM; very at
tactive rCmuneration; in reply give telo-
Phone number, as appointment will be made
N once. NOl, Ledger Office,
MOTHERS HELPER. who has Intelligence
and understands children; white VI 212
Ledger Office.
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Observation-Disclosures
ONERIiROOK
ROOMS WANTED

LEBANON Az r.--- DrS!rHu,r from rn,rI
business Cuuul,. or = business wCm,.n. ,',I'i
optional, prlvAi" family. Phone Over 3utl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-27

family can ACCOMMODATE v,r,r,.
COun!e or gentlemen. with nicely ~
nish"d room i-'Xt TO hath and board; All = ',-
NcnLnCcs; home comforts. Phone WIN, ,,.,.
2657, l795 \. Warnock st. '0''''''7
LADY and dauGhter wish board autumn
months on farm, aEy distance Philn :, TT' ,
fer no children, rrfs. rA"h, { 7O9, ird or
BOARpING DlEErTORY-F -First-rloss ro,,,,,s
Hud hoard in W Phih. l5l4 Osnxc ,y
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GERMANTOWN

uHEKOkEES, 80 W. ChcIten Ayc.-Poar1
neur tIar" End trOlleys
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WANTED
HORSES

FOR SALE---The Rreyer Ice Cream Co. will
sell a few good, big horses. CaIl at stables.
9th AMI Cumberland SITS,
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Garages Garages

l,I .H~ayp. @5-caT capacity. 81 and -.
: EdEawYod - Apply Gu+7 Locust. 81 r.
~ d M3TN-
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@l2G GERMhNTOWE AVE.
ZI26 WALNUT STREET

Large r"sidorco. running through to roar
street; II bedrooms and baths: terms 10
suit. 6. ". Robson. OO4 Walnut st.
nMnne WaIMuL lMIA.
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BOARDING

ROOM " tEtcd, central location, ly Won
.udNi rttrrcnC's. = 40. Ledger Ofn,.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-27

SALESMAN. experienced in butchers sun.
rly and market fixture limo; good opening
Tor hrst-Class salesman: state age and eX-
y, rlence. NJ 11S, ledger Office.
Statesmen. 1st.class. wide awake enerSotic
statesmen to sell flour and feed 10 carload
trade must he able to demonstrates abiIiti
plete history in first letter. = 1881, Ledger
Cntce.
STENOGRAPHER, male, for service in
Northern Chile. South America, with n
reliable American company, between tho n vea
of 21 and 20 years; must be in good health
capable and good at stenographic work on
erEetIc and ambitious to advance TO more
responsible position salary to start 81 90 nor
month to su table man, with travelling ay-
penses to and from Chile and living eypensea
while in Chile: reference required. NJ 2Og
Ledger Office.
STOCK SALESMEN-lIlgh-grad men! com.
mission paid above tho average Anniv
u. johnson Co., 20i Temple Bldg, Camden
TRAVELLING SALESMAN experienced in
selling extracts and fruits 10 candy fac.
tories ice cream factorles and bottlers and
having Travelled States Of Maryland. Penn.
sylvania and New York; compensation leRiti.
mate travelling expenses paid and an addI.
tional per cent commission on net sales
state experience last 10 years and references
when replying. any answers to this Rdvpr.
tisement not giving explicit information es
requested above will not be given any con
sideratlon whatever. Address Blanke Barr
Extract & Preserving Co.. South Kings II gh.
way, st. Louis, Missouri
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-27
WEST PHILADELPHIA
4O3o BALTIMORE AVENUE

Handsomely furnished apartments; o rooms
and bath. ---------------------
HANDSOMELY Furnished housekeepinE
apartment for rent: all modern ConVe-
nicnccs. 5O35 Walnut st, W. Phlla. .---
CHESTER AVE, 3--Housekeeping apis.
W IT, Bail n Son. Spruce 300.
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COUNTRY BOARDING

FARM BOARDING
Boarding on farm equipped for sam., .,,,
convenences In country; ideal for rest ana
MAPLE WOOD FARM
EPHRATA, PA
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE
ADVERTISING COPY WRITER wants psi.
ton with agency. G s33. Ledger Office
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENT
nAINT1NG ANDPAPERHANG1Na

u,VE YOU heard the Solotone monograph
u Shawrooms, l7@7 Chestnut st.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-01
DIR. John II. GiIpin.

FORT WAYNE, Ind, Sept 60
More than 800 members of the Fort
Wayne post of the American Legion
will attend the state convention at
Wabash in the interests of DR.. John
II. Gilpin, former commander Of the
post, who is a candidate for the
Office of state commander.
DR.. Gilpin enlisted the day after
war was declared. After five months
training at Fort Benjamin Harrison,
he was transferred TO Camp Lewis.
Wash. sailing from New York on
July 8 for overseas duty. DR.. Gilpin
with the commission OF captain was
assigned to duty with the 91st Wild
West Division. known as the Pow
der River Gang" Or. Gflpin took
part in two major engagements
namely: at st. Mihiel and in the
ATgOnne. He was seriously wound
ed at st. Mihiel and remained in the
hospital until shortly before the
armistice was signed.
DR.. Gilpin is the possessor of
numerous citations including a cita-
ton for distinguished exceptional
gallentry signed by Gen. John H
Pershing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-01
" omen Organize TO arouse
Interest IN NetC Charter

KALAMAZOO. Mich, Sept. go
II the fate Of the proposed new city
charter is settled next Tuesday by
only a small pror ortion Of the cleo
torate fl will not be the fault Of the
kalamazoo League Of Women vot-
ers
At the last meeting OF the league,
steps were taken TO overcome the
apathy OF the voters on the question
OF retaining the present commission
government charter, or Of reverting
TO the councilmanic form Of NUM-
cipal government in effect up until
about four years ago. One OF the
chief Of these was the appointment
OF a telephone squad Of women who,
on election day, will run through the
telephone directory. from A. to u,
calling up each voter and urging up
on him or her the Importance or
casting a ballot one way or another.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-01
Baptist Contention Ia
Hear National Leaders

LANSING. Mich Sept. 80. - one
hundred years OF Baptist history Will
he reviewed when the eighty-siXth
annual Michigan Baptist invention
is held in Pontiac. oct. ~ 20 20.
several speakers OF national and in
ternationaI reputation are on the
program.
on the first day Of the conven-
lion. the ministers conference viii
be addressed by DR. F. A. Agar, OF
New York city. ard DIR. II. +. still
we'll Of Cleveland. and Or. Charles
: Brooks. of New York.
A feature of the convention VIII
lie the address OF Mrs. Helen Bar
rett Montgomery. OF Rochester y.
Y. who last May at Des OIoines was
c.ected after a spirited contest. 10
the presidency Of he Northern Bap-
t,st convention. DIT Clarence A..
Barbour OF New York. president OF
Rochester Theological seminary VIII
sneak wednesday evening.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-01
DISCREDIT STORY
SLOST IN STORM
Officers Believe Family Pick
ing Berries and Will Be
Found.

SAUIT STE. MARIE. Mich. sept
20.-Sheriff ARA Swart announced
that he does not believe that the
Lewis family consisting OF eight per-
sors was drowned off Neeominkong
point. three weeks ago. az recently
reported. The sheriff believes the
family is still engaged in picking
biucoerles in the wilderness near
Emerson on the shore OF Whitehsh
lay. TIE Lewis family is said 10
have been seen .wo days ago by
George Marteu. another Indian berry
picker
Doubt was started aa 10 the
browning % the entire family when.
despite q careful search Of the shore
for IS miles. not a trace OF the
supposedly wrecked sailing boat or
oe ;he bodies OF the eight pas
81 gers were found.
Harry Brooks caretaSer for de-
red lumber camp first gave the
news OF the wreck Of the sailing
Graf. saying that he saw the boat
capsize and disappear into the
water during a sudden squat. An
other man named Joliineau. said
taat he also Witnessed the accident
from his boat.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-01

was sent 20 Jackson for from two
70 fourteen years and Edward J..
Harmon. A.. Harvard graduate, also
a forger was given IS months 10
Il years az jackson prison.
Robert Kline. alias Burt Van
SICKLE. Detroit rum runner. was re-
manded for sentence after he was
found guilty Of assault with A dead
L. weapon. The jury returned its
verdict about midnight Thursday.
after it had been ont nearly eight
hours.
Kline was accused I'm connection
with the shooting Of Guy Woodruff.
Kalamazoo coal merchant during
ar alteration that followed after
ne delivered a case Of whiskey into
Woodrun's cellar. Kline was arrested
az Detroit a few days ago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-01

SeUere Storm Hits MuSkegon;
Damage Placed at $4,000

MUSHROOM. Mich. Sept So
4 terrific wind storm struck Muske-
gon early Thursday night causing
$4,000 damage 20 property in the
county.
Several cars were stalled on the
city and county roads while 1s auto
mobile accidents were reported 70
the police in an hour.
Lightning destroyed the home OF
Henry Jameson on Wood az. Many
windows were blown out on the
main street while many easements
were also flooded. For a short time
long distance telephone connections
were unavailable. Several trees in
the court house yard and in other
places Of the city were blown down
from the wind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-01
POLICE LOCATE CACHE
FOR MACHINE THIEVES

LEBANON. Ind, SPIT. 3O-Police-
men from Lebanon have found a
cache for automobile tire thieves in
a corn field on the farm Of NJ. V
McBrOom three miles southwest OF
here. Twenty castings. all in their
original wrappings and all Of which
have been identified as the property
Of the AbboH Garage at Mace, were
recovered.
School children provided the in
formation that led the police 10 the
hiding place.
John Berkeley. a local dealer in
automobile accessories. is i'm Jail,
charged with receiving goods stolen
from the Mace Garage. The Mace
garage was robbed early this month.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-01
EVANSVILLE MAN WILL
HEAD MEDICAL SOCIETY

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 80. DR..
w r.. Davidson. of Evansville. was
elected president of the Indiana
State Medical association, in con-
vention here, Friday. Other officers
elected are:
DR.. Thomas Jones. Anderson. first
vice president; DR.. William Asbury,
Terre Haute, second vice president;
DR.. r. s. Jones, Cameron third
vice president. and DR.. Charles y.
Jones. Terre Haute, the present in
cumbent, secretary and treasurer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-01
stole Car " hen Friend
Wouldn't Take Him Home

BATTLE CREEK. Mich, Sept. 80.
Harold Barber. OF Lansing.
brought here Thursday firm that city
n charge unlawful taking Of an
automobile. found Justice Carl Gray
20 sympathetic listener TO his story
and il is doubtful whether ne viii
De prosecuted. Barber and Nirgel
Lett. OF Kalamazoo, brought two
Lansing girls 10 ,his city in Let's
car. When Barber asked Lett to
return TO Lansing the latter refused.
10 take the party back. When Lett
and his lady companion got out Of
the car Barber drove back 70 Ian
sirg. Lett made complaint and then
went to Lansing. Barber returned
the car and was talking with Lett
wren the officer arrived with the
warrant.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-01
ACCUSED SLAYER DYING.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, Sept. 30.
Maurice +. simmons. alias Hub
bard +. Delaney. alleged slayer of
Deputy Sheriff Charles Forward. of
Caledonia. who shot himself through
thu forehead when facing arrest, is
in a serious condition and physicians
believe he Will never face trial His
father. Rutherford c. Simmons, of
Richmond. says the prisoner is a de-
serter from Camp Custer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-01
ISSUES RULING ON
FOREIGN CITIZENS
Atty. Gen. Lesch Clears Up
Questions Regarding Reg
istratiOn by Aliens.

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 30.-Reg-
s.ration Of persons who have net
set become citizens. but have merely
signified their intention of desiring
citizenship. can only be done on the
theory that the constitutional
amendment recently adopted requir-
ing future citizenship for suffrage is
not in effect. Atty Gen. Lesh says
in an unofficial Interpretation of the
amendment made public Friday. The
adoption has been proclaimed by the
governor the attorney general points
out, and it is generally recognized as
being in effect
Open Question.
Assuming il 10 be in effect as
stated above. only fully naturalized
foreigners would be authorized 10
vote. but as 10 whether a foreigner
who is not fully naturalized Will be
eligible TO hold a municipal office
in this state appears 10 be an open
question.
LAS TO what should be done about
receiving applications for registra
ton by those who have taken out
only their first papers. l suggest that
you consult with your city attorney
or take it up with the state board
of election commissioners.
of course. the only ground upon
which your registration of appplica-
tons of this character could be
rightfully received would be on the
theory that the amendment in Ques-
-
stated above its adoption has been
generally recognized and was so pro-
claimed by the governor
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-01
Robbers Escape Officers
In Running Gun Battle

COLON. Mich. Sept 30.-The
robbers who entered the Roy Bar
tholomew store. Wednesday morn
ing, again escaped the officers after
running gun battle. Thursday
morning Under Sheriff Wing, of
Cass county. caught up with the
heeting robbers near Bristol, Ind.
They detected the rapidly approach
ing officer. jumped behind their auto
and opened fire with high powered
rifles, compelling the officer 10 re-
tire. They escaped from the store
they were robbing by fighting a run
ming duel with the proprietor. who
surprised them at their work.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-01
STATE KIWANIS MEN
CLOSE CONVENTION

kOKONIO. In. Sept. 30.-John
Brommert. Indianapolis. was elected
governor OF the state Kiwanls clubs
az the annual convention Friday.
Next years meeting VIII be held in
Anderson.
Vice presidents We're elected unan-
ir1ously as follows George Leist.
Harry Darling. Laporte. Otis Ger
heart. Kokomo.
Paul Donald Brown OF Indian
arolis was elected secretary and Lin
field Meyers OF anderson. was re-
elected treasurer or the state organi-
gatiOu
The convention closed with a ban
1uet Friday nigAt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-01
Official Refuses TO Omit,
Faces Court IN Custer Trial

IRON RIVER. Mich. Sept. SO
Criminal proceedings VIII prooao!y
be instituted against H. Palmer
Johnson. supervisor Of Bates town
ship. for alleged confscation OF pup
lie funds. Johnson Thursday refused
~ submit his resignation 10 the state
dcrartment following a request
from Gov. Grocsbeck that he resign.
Special Representative J. = con
verse. OF the attorney generals de-
partment. investigated a complaint
sled against Johnson last week oy
;he Iron County Tax PAYERS associ-
alton and got JohnsOn's resignation
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-01
SEEK DAMAGES FROM
HARBOR RAILWAY co.

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 30.-Suits
asking s925.OOO aggregate damage
from the Indiana Harbor railroad
ard James c. Davis. formerly fed
eral director Of railroads. were hled
in federal court by VIM. A. Brad
ford OF New York yesterday.
The petitions allege unauthorlzeu
use OF a portion OF railroad track IN
Cook county. III, belonging 10 the
plaintiff In making a connection be
tween the Illinois Central railway
and the Indiana HarbOr Belt rail-
road. II is also alleged that for al
most eight and a half years the belt
railroad used the tracks without
naying rental.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-01
5000 Expected TO Atfend
Convention Of odd FeliOUS

LANSING. eIch.. Sept. so. - Ar
ranrements for the civic reception
and entertainment Of between 1000
ard 5000 delegates to the state con-
vei.tion Of odd Fellows and visitors
here oct. Il. Is. 10 and 90 are be-
ing made by the lansing Chamber
OF Commerce.
Citizens are beicg Wrongly urged
b. the chamber OF executives to as
s.st in making the convention sue
cess by opening their homes 20 the
visitors OF the association. They
are also to be asked to decorate their
homes and places OF business when
the convention opens.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-01
BROKERAGE FIRM CLOSES.

LANSING. Mich, Sept 80. 90 The
brokerage house Of @. y. Murchey &
Co, the largest in Lansing, closed its
doors Thursday. Pres't G.. y. Muir
chey announced that he had placed
the affairs of the company in the
hands of Cummins & Nichols. attor-
neys. An audit is being made to as
certain the company's financial con-
dition.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-01
ALLEGED MURDERER
ESCAPES FROM JAIL

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 3O.-Wood
Ridge. %, said 70 be wanted in VAL
dOsta, Ca. on n murder charge, es-
capped Friday from Detective d. NJ.
Johnson at the depot. Johnson said
he was asleep when his prisoner got
away. They were on their way 10
Valdosta from Fort Morgan, Colo.
where he was said to have been ar
rested.