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HOUSE GETS BILL
TO CUT TAXES
MEASURE WILL RGpEAl gxcGso
TAXA AND AL TRANS
FORMATION LgvlGs.
TAXES ARE CHANGED
a7
AL RGvtsioNs TO ogcoME O..
P4crivE JAN. I. te21-ltAAtr
- 70 PLACID ON ogoArGs.
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Washington. The administrator
tax revision bin was laid before ths
House Of Representatives after the
Republican membership Of that body
h conference had changed It 20 as to
make repeal Of the excess profits tax
asd the income surtax rates In excess
Of 50 per cent effective next Jan. I.
instead Of last Jan. 1. This change, ON
The basis Of previous treasury esti'
mates would result In the corporations
and individuals with large incomes
paying to the government In the next
calendar year something like &2O0. OO0.-
900 more than they would have paid
had the administration plan Of making
the repeals retroactive prevailed.
Total tax reductions for this fiscal
year under the bill as revised were 60
.!mated by some majority members Of
the ways aud means committee q
&S.O.OO0.0OO As against approximately
$3.50. 10000 planned by committee Re
publicans and the total tax yield u
about &3.oOO. 100000.
Al q result of the changes made by
the Republican conference, majority
committee members further amended
the bill before Its presentation in the
House 10 AZ to make corporation In.
come tax 12h per cent altar next Jan.
l. instead Of Is per cent ~ originally
planned and the manufacturer tax On
cereal beverages 9 cents a gallon In.
stead Of u cents.
Mach Of its 10000 odd words Of tsxt
b devoted to amendments Of the ad'
illustrative and definitive sections Of
ths present law. which were drafted
BY treasury experts with q View To
clarifying specific portions Of the 10l6
act, and nassting situations arising
from decisions Of the Supreme Court.
Aside from the rsvisions Of the levy
SSsebns already referred to. the bell
psoposss repeal Of all Of the transpor.
tlt1ea taxes. effective next Jan. I. II.
ataSsd exemptions to heads Of fami'
teaaAd married msn having inconea
4 ~ thlh 5000: dscrsaJss In ~
lsvies on candy, sporting goods, fura
and art and art works; the substitu-
tioa Of manufacturer taxes for the 20
called nuisance and luxury levles and
ethf changes, details Of which have
been given In previous Associated
Pres dispatches.
Additional revisions Include exsmp.
ton. from taxation Of the salaries q
the President Of the United States and
the Judges Of the Supreme Court and
infeeior Federal Courts. and also
amounts received by individuals a.
compensation. family allotments and
allowances under provisions Of the wat
risk Insurance and vocational rehabel-
itation acts.
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0reensboro. N. C.-Demand for Q
protective tariff on southern and west.
esn products was advocated here be-
fore the Southern Tariff Congress by
Senator Ladd OF North Dakota; John
u. Kirby of Houston. Texas, presi.
dent Of the association. and others.
q ". Parsons made a. appeal fss
pressure upon Congress- to cOntinus
the embargo against foreign dyes,
charging that the recent vote In the
Hssss Of Representatives against The
snbarso was due to German propa.
0As1a."
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Fin Wipse Out Tsssn.

Redwood. w. va.-Fire destroyed
the greater portion Of the business die.
triet Of Redwood. at loss estimated
at $4,000. Thirty.tw0 buildings were
destroyed. including eleven resIdences.
q church and q bank. The fire ID said
b have started In q restaurant and II
was several hours before II Wa
brought under control. No one was
reported injured.
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ass.ss Neeee1 0l~kIae sAast.

6aIt lake CITY, Utah.-A world re
srd In shaft sinking was made when
sang at the Walter Fitch. Jr.. Co.. q
Dssska. Utah. csmpistsd %37x test q
q vertical thrss-ce0pastasot SHAFT -
~ Water Lily clal0 Of the Chief Con.
seiidated Minipg Conpasy Of Esreka.
1As distance was made II thirty one
eeosecutive days aaA exceeded BY
ll7x test the previous world record
nads In 1910 by the Csovn Aiosa.
La. Of johannesburg. 6sstA Africa.
wAsrs Q depth Of $40 test was naAs IL
tAlrty-ene days.
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TIME NOT WHOLLY WASTED


The pursuit Of learning y nst q.
ways an easy matter. - Q yssag ses.
dent found who set epeth efe0 Bid.
bane to study at EdinbuegA. eoe WHEN
he reached the port q Eaiaoath ~
found that. owing to haviAs taksa 30
days on the journey at -. ~ ese0
was over. Contrary Wiads aa1 otAee
contrstcmp~ Accounted tor ~ dslay.
during which The crew ~ b ~
about finding means e t0sNaAg soano
Of the corn thsy wsss eafsySae -
cargo into tread. THO eeaa4 - ~
bsssy.miii-bst ths sessy = ~ lsa0
to tell. II u one a ~ olab aaaay
yarns. and leaves the ceuvset3eo tAot
that student. II he 10 WostA ~ salG
will not object to having lase seoe q
the academic year leasaiag q ~
ways Of barque o. ~ scsaa.-
Christian Science Aoaltoe.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-08-18

QUebse.-Ths feety.fsud-hous week
u - pristias sstabltshnsats viii ~
~ goal Of members Of The latsrna.
tsseai TypograpAieai Usisa. and Il
tAa4 u assured eftsrts win - tpened
- oecufe ths sa0s hssss 10 ~ piaats
q sswsDapssa 4 F6sslutisa urgiag
~ nsabses 70 bsol Oh thsie sosrgSss
70 thees se1s was s1sStsd b ~
6s,egatee atteoAlag ~ aao0al ~.
vsatjoO Of ~ ua3sa
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ASPIRIN
Name '.Bayes" On Genuine

WasaiAgi Unless you ~ he NAME
sBayse" % packass q % tablets you
are no< getting ssauine Aspirin pre-
scribsd b. pAysicians for tweoty-ons
yeafs and psoved safs By nlllions'
Take Aspirin only - told b tie Bayer
package fee Cslds. Headache. Neural.
sia, Rheumatism, Darachs. Toothachs.
Lumbago and foe Pain. Handy tin
bones q twelve Bayer Tablets Of A.
plrin cost nv eeats. Dsugsises also
cell larger packages. Aspirin 70 the
trade mark Of Bayer Manufacture Of
Observation-Disclosures Of 6alieycacid.-
Advertisement.
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New one y Hse.

Ono Of Kansas City's welfare 20
eseties provides . summer camp fos
children. Each child 10 givea . thes-
ough outing for 81 . week. Chiidses,
are not accepted under the age Of
nine. but now and then . weil-coache.l
child gets by q few months younger.
The other day \ little girl with all the
earmarks Of seven years applied with
. dollar at the camp. How Old are
your she was asked. "Nins," replied
the child glfbiy. "When were you
eiGhtT This WAS an unexpected Ques.
ton. "Eightf" she ytsmmersd: why,
do you have to be eight before you
are niner'-Kansas City Star.
Men are like rver-the deeper they
arc, the less noise they make.
The hest way to beat poor carpet
d n INV N 1f.nh nHaA
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COLORADO.
STATE NEWS

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a rcasAent Of Ceiorsao sinee 1ea2 dIed
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N.w .u.w =. ~. =. ~.
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Of isusS Pal Inn. when an automo.
BILE 10 WAS attempting. to repair
slipped from q jack and rushsd his
heed
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and party, for whom he was driving
the eaE. ,.
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couno! o. ~ lmpeovsd Order q I'd
mse w1n - Aead at the top q Leoeeot
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,rs.,s.e ~ ~ N..s ~S..,.-
iomss q. Dosano' ~ . psunper q
ros0so' - ki'sec ~ Oost Of nsnt'
nins az ne vas ridine In an eutosno'
o.se twenty-Ax miles wess OF Pssoso'
Tnrse otner occupants OF the car were
ossts lnJsred net shocked. IL v -
poseeo tnat bosand was fso,nS a!oee
ues eee2. seet q ~ eaf. 4es oese
'neese 1ssasd ~ OF the car.
lliss Gsssva Bsll, q society giri q
Bealder. has nett for Honolulu, whers
ne - aeceeteo q pos'tion ~ 'ssefue'
tos = pns cosiese. cne was &C
eo.pan'eo oy net motnef' Ans. ~.
nss iam''y 70 take Up tne teacn'ns
ps0ae"ou. a ototaef' whnam beai.
VI. ploteos 10 whlisms eo'!ese' sno
s.es' NJ. n p. wo'cott' u ~ m
~" - '"' o"'' VI o"'S
yederal AID u the amount Of 49,
4T.A Was requested BY the state High
way Commission OF the United States
bureau OF public roads In the proposed
construction Of five miles Of concrete
paved road, covering two projects near
Dsovsr. TIE nrst pro3ect consists ct .
a1'eenshs Of Q mile stretch beginning
at the end Of the Berkeaey.Arvada
ssssen eno sa.enains tnfoosn ne
w. =. AIv.e.' ~ sssooo ptoposso
soss .HN.l ss ,, es.1s ~. 1UuI snu
'ooen.ns aI ~ ssos oou's.
~ soM.u osoo.' a. -. tota .. e.
~. - " '"~'e" u sA
ne Lovsaasd eehsol district has ~
coived shout 5000 from the county
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The young couple were dlniag ct.
In tho middle II their meal Q tall ard
beautiful woman passing Aaas 0saf
table give tho young man Q leok 3e
recognition and Q smile.
M dangerous was The smile that ~
girl SAID. "J0hn. who was that wo@-
anr'
John held up his hand.
"Now. for goodness SAKE" - sajG.
don't get bothering no abeat ~
she IL. shall have trouble eaousA q.
planning to her who you are"
Why are people di6sdsat1 T1sg -.
nArentlv OvornatlfnaRn okhaea
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nAv AND oaAss Pascss.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-08-18
lVsa1o uuUI1aes vs1.s ~ s..vesal


As,xSseaa .Ss c*:csE ro ~: . rsss 1e'sss
Askoasas Valley Fair. Rocky Hor4
A.. se-ssst .: J. I. Miller. scare
Wt4aisltee ceuaeE Flir. Akrsa. Avg
f91si County Fair. Cripple Creek. sspa
J. 1lOtpA, leete4AJH
T3 s9Sy xsss: tov .s.ess: ssss
11e CsaAsv 1eef ~ Aaybsll. osDs
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cssn. NJ. yellow. per ewt. ....0Les
CssA. No. J ni.sl.. per evt. :..., In
wheat. No. ]. ~ bushs,. ....... ~
Barley. Dsf eWt. 20
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The hest way to beat q poor carpet
b to buy q good ose.
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LATEST MARKET
QUOTATIONS
- Eksnislted bv -
US. BUREAU OF nARxIlS
Washiaetsa DC.

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Doay.
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Dry land whsat y rsnains hsavise
yisaas ~ year thaa irrigated fissAs,
he avesaSs bseng testy bushsls b ~
acre. but ssaas rsa nucA higher. Ths
bsst yisld ~ sspoetsd cane wAsa
fsrty acres Of Ten AeCaoushan's lanA
southeast se l.svs,and, gave Q aaeAias
measure of se4ty.tWo buGAelo . ~
ssEs. VITA ~ WAeat wsigAiag ct IL.
ty-sss pouads.
1eoelutioas roQueoeiAg Oeoereao ~
loosdistsiy exact sueA legiaat3sa -
nv ~ necessary - sese excessive
peeeiteesins b ~ Fetall sais q nsat
~ mat Dro1uetg" havo beoa sAspt.
"a b tAs NsetA Pask otsekgreweeS'
Associates u ssssisa q Wai6sa, and
have bssa ssst - CslessAss dsaaGn.
t3ea h WaGAiaSteo.
CAassss Paressl e Paeea Spsisss,
aftef pssa1aa0 0sllty. Daid Q flss q
el37 fse ktltiss . 1esr ost Of ssasea.
n was setias - gsa1s fse Q party q
New Yoskoeo ao1 wao eaapeA - ~
Uppee Piss river whsa ~ killed ~
dsse. bsisg eausAt ~ rangers = ~
ost q skinaing ~ asiaal.
what b sai1 - - ~ bsse ytsll e
gsaio yet rsDeete1 u Laslnss esuaty
es0ss frsa ~ Oy1s Ysuag Diaee.
Aeas L. Poets. 4oety aeros q eato
thae have juoe boea tAresAs1 yieldo1
- avssaes Il olGAty.two bushsle -
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-14
PUBLISH BOOK AS
EXHIBIT GUIDE
G. of c. to Make Task Easy
for Public.

Letters have eene out from the Indi-
annapolis Industrial Exposition head
quarters in the Chamber of Commerce to
the 1856 exhibitors, asking for detailed
information to be used In the official list
of exhibitors in the Industrial Exposi-
ton directory. The executive committee
Of the exposition decided at its last meet
ing to have IN official directory to be
sold for a minimum price at the exposi-
ton. This directory will not only con-
tain an alphabetical list of exhibitors, but
q classified list.
The names Of members of committees
as well general information about the
exhibit also will De included. A fore
word from o. B. lies, chairman of the
manufacturers committee will serve as
an introduction to the book
The book win not only be a guide book
to the exhibition, but viii be bound In
heavy cover 80 that it can be kept after
wards as a directory of Indianapolis
manufacturers.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-14
SAYS STABBING
AN ACCIDENT
Negro Politician in Hospital
Police Hunt for His Wife.

Ed Thomas, negro, 635 East Wabash
street, a member Of the Jewett good
government political machine" today is
In the city hospital suffering from a
knife wound in the stomach
The police are searching for LOWE
Thomas, negress, wife of Thomas, who
is alleged to have stabbed her husband.
Thomas, who is one Of the professional
tondsmen at police headquarters to
whom especial favors have been shown,
has been arrested many times himself
LOWE also has long police record. The
last time she was arrested, few weeks
ago, she fired several shots at her hus-
band, who demonstrated his ability to
dodge by hiding behind an automobile.
After being taken to the hospital last
nigAt Thomas said he and LOWE were
Just playing" and that the stabbing
was an accident. Eva Little, who was
near the Thomas homo when the stabbing
occurred, told the police she heard an
argument between Ed and LOWE and they
seemed to be real mad"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-14
Injuries Received
Above Dress Line
Valued Ot SIS 900

LA PORTE, Ind, Sept. 14.--How high
is the dress line? This is question
which jurors in the La Porte Circuit
Court must decide in the case of Sadie
P. Keepers against Ralph L. Banks, a
Michigan City, Ind, laundryman, whose
car figured in a sensational collision
Aug. on Lincoln Way in Mishawaka
Miss Keepers wants 5000 for injuries
which include a bosom scar above the
dress line"
1t is claimed that the defendant was
driving 90 miles an hour while in a
sleepy state Of inebrietg. The defense
will try to convince the jury that the
present dress line is ephemeral and that
future elevation Of this line will make
the impairment Of Miss Keepers beauty
only temporary.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-14
APPEAL MADE FOR
FOREIGN VOTES
Republicans Want Them to
Become Citizens.

An appeal for the alien vote has been
made by Edmund NJ. Wasmuth, Repub-
Iican State chairman, in behalf Of the
State central committee. Mr.. wasmuth
asks aliens to become citizens so they
can vote under the provisions Of the new
constitutional amendment.
Mr.. Wasmuth in his appeal asks Re-
publicans throughout the State to assist
aliens In becoming naturalized
Il ask Republican district, county and
city chairmen, as well as Republican pre-
cinct chairmen. men and women alike,
to encourage our foreigners to become
full-hedged American citizens" Mr..
Wasmuth says. He asserts this should
de done without political bias, but he
urges party workers to explain to them
what the Republican party has always
stood for and what it stands for today.
with an invitation that foreigners join
with US In the great work being done by
the Republican party"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-14
Reduce Your Fat
Without Dieting

Years ago the formula for fat reduction
was diet exercise" TO-DAY it is cts ke
Marmola Prescription Tablets" Friends
tell frieuds-doctors tell their patients I'M
til thousands know and use this convs-
nient, harmless method. They eat chat
they like, live they like and still lose
their two. three or four pounds Of fat a
week. Simple, effective harmless. Mar
mola. Prescription Tablets are sold by
all druggist large case for one dollar.
Or II you prefer you may write direct TO
the Marmola Company. 1912 Woodward
Ave, Detroit Mich.-Advertisem
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-14
Players Appear at
ROtarian Luncheon

An attractive program Of entertainment,
with performers from Three Live
Ghosts" now showing at the Murat
Theater, and from the vaudeville show
now at Keith's theater, featured the
weekly luncheon Of the Rotary Club yes
terday at the Claypool hotel
From Three Live Ghosts" were Miss
Daisy Belmore, leading lady, who recited
and Miss Kathleen Bolton and Beatrice
Maude in Southern melodies
From Keith's were Allan Rogers, sing
er, accompanied by F. Dunleigh Yenor
on the piano, and Singers midgets.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-14
Bound to Grand Jury
on Bigamy Charge

Matilda Smith was bound over to the
grand jury yesterday afternoon by Judge
Walter Pritchard, in city court. on the
charge Of bigamy. She was released on
500 cash bond provided by her first
husband, Earl Wayne Smith. who had
sworn out the warrant causing her arrest
the day before.
They became reconciled after an hour
or argument in the mG r7n's Office and
they plan to live happily ever after"
provided Mrs. Smith can get rid Of hus-
band number two, who is Frank Kern
Of Louisville. Mrs. Smith admitted she
married both men last year.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-14
SCHOOLS OF CITY
SHOW LAST GAIN
Enrolment on First Day
Reaches Total of 1,770.

Enrolment for the first day Of school
in Indianapolis showed an increase Of 1886
pupils In the high schools and $50 in
the grade schools over the first day OF
school last year, according to a report
submitted by Z. U. Graf, superintendent
Of schools, to the board of school com
missioners at It's meeting last night. To-
tai enrolment for the first day showed
80 800 pupils in the grade schools and
6,470 in the high schools. OF the high
schools Arsenal Technical led with 1926,
an increa Sc of 561; ShOrridge enrolment
amounted to 1,724, q gain Of only 81 :;
Emmerich Manual Training gained 242
and the number Of pupils was 1,41. All
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-14
DiUine Sarah Says
She AUOids Cody
and firing Things

PARIS, Sept. 14.-''My principal
re-occupation is to avoid what's tir-
ing and Cody" Sarah Bernhard de-
clared today. discussing her forth
coming book, advice to Young
Actors"
The famous actress. who will be 76
years old next month, returned from
her vacation at Belle Isle, where she
had been reported seriously Ill, look
ing the picture of health. She intends
to appear in Maurice Rostand's LA
Gloire" and. later to revive "L'Aiglon"
and Adam and Eve"
Her novel, THE Beautiful Double"
will have a heroine resembling her
self, she said, adding: 'Tha ending
will be happy"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-14

LILLIAN commercial attache to the United
States; the report of the committee on by
laws, general discussion of uniform
national advertising, a general discussion
Of problems pertaining to the tea and
coffee business, and an inspection Of ex-
hi5tts.
The program for the final day, Friday
includes reports Of committees, the Sc
lection of the next convention city and
the election OF officers
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-14
ACCOUNTANT IN
TALK ON COSTS
Addresses Tea and Coffee
Convention.

A general discussion Of the subject Of
How to Reduce Selling Costs" an ad-
dress by j. NJ. Nolan, accountant the ap-
pointment Of committees and an inspec-
ton Of the many exhibits that are being
shown were the principal features for
todays program Of the sixth annual con
vention Of the National Retail Tea and
Coffee Merchants Association at the
Claypool hotel, which will end with a
banquet Friday evening.
The program for tomorrow includes an
address by r. J. Ach Of Dayton Ohio !;
an address by Sabastiao Sampalo, Bra
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-14
To Keep Hair Curly,
WaUy and Beautiful

Here is how your hair can be curled!
nicely, easily and harmlessly, to Stag
cured" Before doing 1t up, apply q
little liquid silmerine with a clean tooth
brush. In three hours you win have
Just the prettiest curls and waves-and
they will look and feel so natural you'll
never think of doing without silmerins
thereafter You won't be troubled any
more with hair stringing around your
face-with burnt, uneven ends, nor with
that dull. dead appearance. The hair
will remain in curl ever so long.
Any druggist can of course supply you
with liquid silmerine, and a few ounces
will last you a long time. It is neither
sticky nor greasy, and is really a de-
Iightful thing to use. It is doubly use1
full because OF also serving as a bene-
fetal dressing for the hair.-Advertise@
ment
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-14

the above figures win be increased within
the next few days By late arrivals, Mn
Graf said.
THE small gain at Shortridge meana
that Shortridge needs a new buildings
Mrs. Julia Belle Tutewiler, president Of
the board, remarked, when Mr.. Graf read
his report.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-14
GIRLS! LEMONS
BLEACH SKIN WHITE

Jqueeze the Juice Of two lemons into q
bottle containing three ounces of Orchard
White, which any drug store will supply
for a few cents, shake well, and you have
a quarter pint of harmless and delightful
lemon bleach. Massage this sweetly
fragrant lotion into the face, neck, arma
and hands each day, then shortly note
the beauty and whiteness Of your skin.
Famous stage beauties use this lemon
lotion to bleach and bring that soft, clear
rosy-white complexion, also as a freckle.
su burn, and tan bleach because it doesn't
irritate.-Advertiseme
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-14
Expect $500 Students

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Sept. 14.-Ar
previous records were broken when more
than 300 students registered today In In
di ma University, bringing the total regis
trations up to 2,426. School officials ex-
poet the figures to stand we'll over tae
$500 mark by the end Of the week.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-14
FUNERAL OF ARGoNxE VICTIM.

Funeral services for Charles R. Foley,
were held this afternoon at the st. Johns
Evangelical Church. The funeral was IN
the charge of ex service men. Foley was
a member of Company I, Twenty Eighth
infantry. He was killed Oct. 10, 1918.
He is survived by his mother, Mrs. r. J.
Bonner. 532 WOODLAND avenue. and sis
ter. Mrs. j. b. Newman, 6O2 Parkway
avenue.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-14
Fred Decker Takes
Case to Whitley Co.
special 10 the Times.

WARSAW, Ind, Sept. 14-Fred Decker
of near Atwood, charged jointly with his
mother Mrs. Lydia Decker and HIS brother
Calvin Decker fer the murder of Leroy
Lovott, has been granted a change ot
venue by Judge L. w. Royce, to the
Whitley County, Circuit Court.
Virgil Decker. 18-year-old brother Of
Fred, charged with having committed the
crime Is serving a life term in State
Prison. Petitions for a change of venue
for Calvin win be filed soon, attorneys
for the defense said.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-14
INDIANA DAILY TIMES WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER H. WI
Poland Takes Steps
to Conserve Food

BERLIN, Sept. 1.-THE Polish cabi-
net, in public proclamation, warns that
life Imprisonment and possibly death may
be conferred upon persons found guilty
Of smuggling food out Of Poland. said
a Warsaw dispatch to The Lokal Anzeiger
today.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-14
CRIPPLE MAKES FORTUNE.

WREXHAM. England. Sept. 14.-Seth
Lowell. who broke his spine several yea rs
ago, opened a betting office and took the
bets as he lay on his bed at the open
window. He accumulated a fortune be
fore the police interfered. He has prom
ised TO retire.