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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-16
TEACHERS ARE NAMED
FOR HENR|CO-s SCHOOLS
Session Will Begin September
l5-lnstructors Called to
Meet Day Before.
NO SPECIAL IMPROVEMENTS
Bht All Necessary Rcpnirs To t;ro,,,.
and buildings Have Bccn Mndc nm,
everything Ready for start Next
Month.

county superintendent OF Schools
n. c. Cooper. Of Hcnrico County. an.
hounced yesterday that the white
schoools would open on THURSDAY
september 10. the teachers meotinr
the Jay previous, and that tho col
oreu teachers would meet on the fol-
lowing Monday, September 10. Dur
ing vacation there has been no spccio1
improvements to grounds or bnilG.
inSs. but all necessary repairs have
been made
All positions as teachers have be,n
hiicd. The principals and teachers no
ing as follows:
Fairfield District.
Glen Lea School-Anna Gary min
cLsal; Lueic II. Watkins, Mary G.
Farrar We
Seven Pines School-Hclen uoIyb,
principal; Margaret Haycock. Alice
Herhler. Ruth McGcc. Mabel Robins
Florcncc i. Gentry
'icn Echo Scholars. s. y. Duyal
principal: Lucy Duke Ballard. Robbir
fuEh. Laura Il. Martha.
CraiShion School-Cora Lee Hay
Monirosc Scholars. S. II. Davis
principal: Josephine IIite. a. NJ. King
Alma V. Pollard, Blanche Karncg,c
Airs. y. a. Mckay.
Highland Springs School q
urneF principal: Nellie G. PhfIlins
Lila V. Harlan. II. Floyd Green. Elsie
Aakely. ElyiTa D. Morton. Eta n
:SnHPi". Leila 9. Robins. Annie r..
:, hucrson. V. Constance Seasons. Mill,
=: TTossis. Laura McGrnw. Aurelia
iinfi man. bertha Scott.
Inrina District.
Glendale SchooI-Ous l. C,,rk
principals; Bernice Biankcnship. Susic
:. Blankenship. Anne =. Garthr,rh,
Cora Lee Hare
Fort Lee School-Nrs. F. Il. RIM
Central Ss1ooi-Mercer O. Clark
Frincipai. Bianrhc Condrcy.
Pioneer School-NIrs c. BrIttton-
Nasiha High School:G. J.. Baker
principal: Guy l.. Rice. dirccto. of
asTirniiurei Alma Brooks. Phyllis
collins. Miii!e McCraw. Ruth II. SheI-
oou'ns. Marion Stoncman. Cora
- aiior. ElSic Welchonv. Mrs. w. T..
i'cTnneiae!. Ms. Il. T.. Wilson.
Brookjand District.
Glen Allen Sohool-Airs +. D. ST.
'ial!. principal: Maudc Trcvvett. Ethel
leaves. Fannie T. Kennedy. Blanche
hF"aodu'. Annie ii. DugS. Frances
'-oiysc Bray. Emile II. Treyyct,
umoart"n school - Margaret II.
BURKE. principal: Clara l.. Stnllinrs.
Ala V. Perrin. Mary Lawrence
ircEey. Edyth childrey, Mabe,
hay mes. Lila l.. RiuG1ll. Mrs. az. +.
l'r:imore. Blanche Laync.
laurel School-Minnic II. Waite.
principal; Annie I.amDcrih.
Tucknhoe District.
Ridge School Susan q. RjJ1cII
principal: Daisy Bradshaw. Mamie J.
i:ubank.
Short Pump School--r.mmic Fer
SusSon. principal. Zclma Shelton.
Audrey Nuchols
Westhamnton High School-Lottie
VI. Evans. principal: Marguerite, voor-
hecs. Emily w. Topper. Florence Bad
cnock, ~ l.. Crowdcr, Hazel A. l.
neiterhy' iilda 5. Warren. 7. NJ.
Shakclford.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-16
z HIGHWAY CONTRACTS
AWARDED BY COLEMAN
Bids Will Be Opened August
Is for Number of Projects
Throughout State.

Highway Commissioner Coleman
yesterday awarded contracts for two
projects In the State and another will
be awarded at an early date IL tho
contractors meet certain conditions
Seven mics and oae-half OF surface.
treated road between Healing
springs and Failing Springs, in AL
leghany and Bath Counties, wcr.
awarded, to J. l.. Pitts e. Brothers
OF Scottsvillc. Only 500. 900 is avail
able Tor the work. and as the bid or
the contracting party totaled s1a5.
s'o. only section Of the work can
be done at this time.
The contract for building n bridge
over Callahan Creek. in Roanoke
County. WAS let to w. l.. Hodge NJ
Radford. The bid was Si,55l.U3.
The contract for the constr,,c,t,,,
OF one and one-hulf miles OF eiph
tcen-foot concrete roadway. extend
ing from Danvillc. west was not lot
yesterday. because no stipulated umc
or completion was named by the CON
tractors. If the highway commission
and the contractor bidding for IN.
work can come To an agreement the
work viii be let. as the bid Nof So,
25o was satisfactory to the commits
sion.
Assistant Highway Commissioner
locke stated yesterday afternoon
That the bids received for the work
averaged about the same ns tho Iast
opened. mo material reduction In
price being noted. Bids will be re.
ccived at noon, August 20. for a
number OF road projects 10 DC CON
structcd of concrete and wilcrbound
macadam.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-16
SERGEANT SALES BODY
ARRIVES ON AUGUST 25
WOW sd While Fighting With
EiShilcth Division md Died In
iiasc Hospital mt Paris.

ihe body OF Sergeant Il. Beal Sale.
wh" was wounded while serving with
company !. Three Hundred and
Eighteenth Infantry. Eightioth Di-
vision. in the Argonne Forest, DC
'ohcr !, 1918, and who died October
30, 1918, in II base hospital in Paris.
VIII arrive AT Hobokcn. y. j., Al
gust -, according to word received
h"r" yesterday by Mrs. Katherine
Doyle Sale. 1917 EdScwood Avenue,
Ginter Park Terrace. widow of the
dead soldier.
Sorgean, Sale was the son OF Mr.
and Mrs. K. T.. Sale. OF Highland
Park.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-16
LIBRARY COMMISSION
TO MEET NEXT MONTH
Expected Special Committee ON Al
viSory Architect VIII He Ready
to Rcport Early In Septcmbcr.

Indications now are that II will
not Ice before early in September that
the Virginia War Memorial Commits
sion and the State Library Board,
which have the awarding of the con-
tract for the building of the $4,000. O0o
War Memorial Library. will hold their
next meeting. The special commit
tee which WAS appointed at last Fri
day nights meeting TO engage an al
visory architect will not he able to
act for a week or two, IL is believed,
because Senator G.. Walter Mapp. who
is a member, is detained at his home
in Accomac. Tho joint commission
will be called in session, however. as
soon as the special committee is ready
to report.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-16
LOCAL BASEBALL CLUB
ACQUIRES PARK SITE
Pays S3O,O00 for Property on Mnyn
Island. Where Gnmcs Are
Played This Season.

The Richmond Baseball Club. Inc.
has bought from the Mayo Land and
Bridge Company the property on
Mayo Island. now occupied by the
baseball park. for S30.OO0. The prop
crty includes the land between the
bridge and the Scaboard Air Line
right OF way. y deed Of bargain and
sale was recorded to this effect yes
terday in the office of the clerk OF
the Chanccry Court.
Deeds were also rccord.r hv w.ich
the property at 1917 West Franklin
street was transferred by C. NJ. Lind
ner hnh 9. III. Phillips to Ida l.. Dear,
Tor $4,000. and property at 80 Minor
street from c. Il. Loehr 10 H. C..
Scott, for $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-16
COOL WEATHER COMES
AFTER WARM SUMNER
BrncinG htin"~phrr" in I,iri,mnnd
Forces citizens To seek The
sunny side OF street

OH Prob war right Jack Eros,
almost got in touch Yesterday when
II was discovered by tho early riscrs
that Mister Mercury waa down 10
the. Gl foint And, hest OF all. the
folks who have been swcltcriur
around ia the shade grinued com.
placenily whcn The npuro on the side
Of the tube round Itself uuablo to
get higher than II degrees al chin
aoraz".
Old prob had stated that yesterday
would bc clear ana cool IIc vas
right Now he is making another
forecast for ay--"Siight change
in Temperature, with probable show-
cry in the south and west"
MS matter Of fact, yesterday was
tho coolest day OF the summer. oid
Trognostica'ors dccinrc that' next
Mintor Viii he very cold. DO your
Chris,mas hhtpping early.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-16
CANVASSING BOARD
MEETS THIS MORNING,
Nominations of State Officer, in Tho
August Democratic Primary
VIII lie Certified

Members OF the state CanvassinI.
board VIII meet In the Office of IN.
Secretary OF the Commonwealth thi.
morning 10 canvass the returns or
the Democratic primary election hell
tuesday. August ?. and officially GER
NY The various nominations for state
Offices.
IN. returns from Clifton Fore
were received early yesterday. AMI
compilation OF the returns from conn.
ties and cities went forward ycster-
day the official figures being noted
on the outside of the envelopes CON
tanning the ballots
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-16
E1NANCIERS TO TAKE UP
USUAL DOCKET TONIGHT
Council Committee Fixes Thursday us
Dntc to Act ON Bond
Issue for Sewers

The Finance Committee of CITY
council Will meet tonight at s o'clock
TO discuss and dispose of its regular
docket Most of the papers are OF
minor Importance, and il is believed
ny Chairman Barton H. Grundy that
the business may be disposed of a,
an early hour.
ON Thursday night the committee
VIII CONSIDER the proposed bond issue
of 100000 for sewers gencroIIv
Under Il resolution adopted nj the last
meeting OF tho committee, nothing In
addition To this measure will be taken
up by the body.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-16
ncpubIicnn, ,Icc, y,n,,.,,,

The Republican Club of Richmond
VIII meet tonight at o'clock in
me ked Room at the Richmond Hotel.
NO noted speakers have been an
houhced TO appear before the club
'"hisht' but member OF the organi-
"ation stated last night that there
would he some talking" 1t was
SAID that plans would be discussed
for an exhaustive campairu in Rich
me l, ana the proposition of naming
candidates for local Office may hc
considered
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-16
lIcrc Visiting III. Family.

Rev. g. G.. Smith. who lives in
Richmond, but who is engaged in the
cvangclistic work OF the Home Mis-
zion Board OF the Southern BAPTIST
Convention, is resting up a week
with his family. SIR. Smith has just
held most successful revival with
Rev !. X. Tyler. at Conner. y. G.
Next Sunday he begins a meeting
with Rev J. 6. Barrie. at Bacon's
Castle. in Surry County
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-16
DIscuss Snhmn. Project.

Al the weekly lunch"om q: the
Richmond Chapter, American Assoc
cation of Engineers. ut Stu,npf's
Hotel yesterday at | o'clock. :hc pro-
posed subway for New York city. as
outlined in New York newspaper
OF sunday. was discussed IN an In
formal manner. There was no set
speaker for the luncheon out an in
tercstinG session for the members
was held.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-16
Accepts Cn,r 10 Morp,,,o,,n

the call recently extended by the
FIRST Baptist Church. of Morgan
town, w. Va, to Rev. T.. w. Miller.
son OF MIR. ana Mrs. w. X. Miller. of
Highland Park, has been accepted
anu MIR. Miller Will enter upon his
duties carly In September. He is n
graduate Of Crozicr Theological SEM
mary. OF Chester. Pa, ana holds the
pachelor OF arts degree from the Uni
fersity o: Richmond. His father IL
yardmaster for the Chesapeake ahd
OHIO hallway Company here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-16
Gut by n Sickle nInIc.

FrAnkTin Fctrcss, Is years old. OF
Buck Hin, South Richmond. was
painfully. but not seriously. injured
whrn his foot was caught by tho
sickle blade OF Il moving machine at
Twcnty-cighth aud Hull Streets yes
tcrday. He was taken to the Vir-
GINA Hospital where physicians took
several stitches in n cut Above the
ankle
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-16
Mall Clerks E.nn,tnn,Io,

civil service examination to Sc
cure clEiblcs from which to MI va
cancics IN the railway mail service
VIII he held NJ the local post-of.ice
September II. The secretary OF the
Civil Service Commission, second floor
OF the Post-Oiiicc building. will FUR
hish application blanks and all infor-
nation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-16
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Southern Retail Merchants Con-
ference John Marshall High
school. 10 y. VI.
Rotary Club. Richmond Hotel,
/ l.. NJ.
kotary-kiwanis baseball game.
benefit Associated Charities. Boule.
ward Field. 1880 u. NJ.
hepnblican CLUB. Richmond
Hotel. s. l.. NJ.
finance Committee. s T.. NJ.
'iaiins Committee. s L. NJ.
'for plays, see '"Theatcr Cal.
ehdar.' editorial page)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-16
RHOADs WILL DISCUSS
BUSINESS CONDITIONS
hichmond Department. Store Head to
Teii Advertisers or Trip to
North and went

Wheh the Richmond Advertisers
SiuD meets at the Richmond Hotel
tomorrow at 1855 o'clock. the prin-
cipai address Will he by W. S.
hhoads. OF Miller & Rhoads. who has
JUST returned from Il trip to the Pa
slhc Coast. Mr. Rhoads will tell of
BUSINESS conditions in ciUgs in the
North and West. and Will compare
tho methods OF firms i'm those cities
win those prevailing in Ricamon1.
me program tomorrow Is The first
Oh series entitled Little journeys
70 the Mental Storchnuses OF Sue
ccssful Men of Richmond" All mem
hcrs have been urged TO bring n
guest. and a large attendance 10 en-
pccted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-16
Attending nnn,i,, Mcc,InY..

Secretary II. -. Garland. OF the
Baptist State Mission BOARD. leaves
this morning To attend the Piedmont
Baptist Association in Nelson comn-
ty today and the Potomac Associa-
ton in Prince William County to-
morrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-16
wnrns posts To Pay Due..

Posts OF the American Legion in
this State whose dues arc not patc
by August 25 are to have their char
tcrs revoked. according to an an
nounccmcnt sent out yesterday from
headquarters in this city.
Posts not in good standing will not
be recognized AT the State convcn-
ton in Norfolk in September.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-16

X. w. Stallings. Jr.. Leslie II
Stallngs. Jones Turner and James
Turner. ali of Smithiicld. chopped
over in Richmond yesterday. on II
motor trip to IIagcrstnwn. Md. They
expect TO he gone about = week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-16
PIEDMONT BAPTISTS
MEET THIS MORNING
Nineteenth Annual Session VIII Bs
Held mt Oak Iffil, In Nelson

The nineteenth annual session Of
the Piedmont Baptist Association will
meet today with oak liilL Baptist
Church. In Nelson County. II en-
braces thirty-ciSht churches. with II
combined membership or over 1000.
Rev W. j. feaman. of Rose Hill.
is the moderator. and George II.
liowlcs. Of Lynchburg, the clerk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-16
on nm.inrs. for Hoard.

Rev. W. W. hamilton. superinien-
dent Of the "vanGclistic department;
of the Home Mission Board OF the
Southern Baptist Convention. was IN
Richmond yesterday on business for
tho honrd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-16
10 spcnh VACATION at chatham.

, Mrs G. NJ. Trcdway. the dictician Of
the hospitals under the charge of the
Medical College of Virginia, leaves
the city today for vacation OF n
month at her former home IN Chat
ham.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-16
RIVAL TEAMS ALL SET
FOR BIG GAME TODAY
oCon,inued rrnn rirs. n,

| htcfhoon. SO the attaches Inay n,
| able In attend the game, and IL il br
heve' = large majority OF them viii
| respond 10 the appeal for charity.
NoS only will the game itself n,
worth the time spent at Bouicvar,
Field but the side attractions will
! provide amusement cnouyn 10 so,jsr,
any one Cheer Leader Cba-Ii,
howe. OF kiwanis- and Ecnr,
SchwaTzsenild. Of Eniary. will lcad
their pep squads through many yell,
ard songs suggestive OF inc occasion
Special yciIG have been written b
;he poets OF the cllbs. Rotary viii
lead of wiin that inGpi-inE yell
written by Preston Kelvin. which
sounds like this:
20 boy. q boy. o boy-cc.
] feel like ma awning starr
Edmond Massie's yell for Kjwanis
written especially foT this occasion.
goes this way:
I'VE hare the mits. vc haze the hits.
10 IA y - ''ia soAAiS iihI'
ius. come right in
Anil watch ~ win,
! Eas- Tan. rah- KiwanIs.''
Hold EHirnsIyc Practice.
For several hoarT yesterday afic--
neou to;., ciunI 80: ii,ci:' cac--
1isS 10 intensive practice. Tnc ki-
wanianS gathered at tic Ni-Sini:.
H5St CiubrE reservation GA Mayc's
| leland while Inc RotaEiIas sH0:
tts1aGeiT~- TN in Boulevard Fiel1
Tbs latte. ST. was rumo-sI. pis..: ci
on: the shortest hits oYc- ne :cncc,
! sal -vfll ;ry Qua s. the game .cIay.
Ti:c two 1nanaseT1 are 30 sure OF
i,lcir iositions that they are milking
-er-y broad claims. ManaEer Ben
| TT3izoa. OF the Rotary Clun. says:
"Ti;n"ut making IN apoipSy.
| wouId like 10 say that 10 certaia Ar
tan. my men will win that I would
| bc wnl.as, 10 have al ~ them ba:
| icfs-!ia nLcd 90 tina: the score would
| not he too onc-sidcd. Bcardslcy and
| 'Throck morton can win the game
alonc. ] hear the kiwaais Club cS-
poets to put an entirely new club In
for every inning We dare them 10
do II. The club wouidn': have enough
men lcf, to hold a regular meeting
TO. we would tire them out so they
wouldn't recover In two weeks.
Manager Ham Watson says there Is
little to fear from the "oid men oil
the Rotary Club. This is the age
of Young men. Catching and pitch
ing like it was twenty five years age
is different now. Our men arc in th'
mink of condition. And another ihihE
w, will take our men out to the parR
I'm omen automobiles. not In c!osc'
carriages like the Rotarians. We are
NOT afraid TO show our men. It's
.hrcoay all over but the shouting
hoy ScoutS-:hdmittrd Free.
|, was announced yesterday that
all BOY Scouts wearing uniforms
would be admitted TO the game free
anu that all members of the Boys
| club would he admitted upon prcscn
| ,ation of their membership cards.
! Another report going the rounds
! last night was To the effect that tho
| young lady friends OF the two clubs
| had been practicinG for some time
! and would play preliminary gam,
| at the park Just before the big gam,
I is called While this report could
! not he verified il was learned thai
! promptly al 4 O'Clock there would bt
| something doing" In tho shape o.
| real mcrrimcnt. and that the GROVE
would do wei! to get to the park a,
early as possible.
! Tho Eiwanis Club Yesterday after
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-30
Scottish Rite Class
of 1919 Holds Reunion

A talk on the subject of Masonry" by
Walter +. Conn of Columbus, Ind, was
a feature of the annual reunion of the
class of 1919 of Scottish Rite Masons
held at the Hotel SEVERN last night.
More than sixty members of the class
were present. The election Of class Off
GERS resulted in the selection of Walter
It. White, president; Leonard A. Paris,
Muncie. vice president; Del z. Billmier,
secretary. Mr.. White. as president, will
succeed John H. Lederer, who lives in
Milwaukee Miss Jassamine Barley,
Miss Hilda Kirkman and Miss Mildred
Casey gave a musical program. The glass
BANQUET committee was o. T. Roberts,
w. S. Craig. w. T. White, Dell z. Bill
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-30

Dunlap. He spoke feelingly of the pref
udice that would be done this firm with
the new board" should the job be
awarded to 1t. But over his fervid pro-
tests the board selected RUBBISH and
Hunter, on the basis of per cent
architects fees. The rate previously paid
has been 6 per cent.
small preliminary practice stormlet
was INDUCED in at the very start of the
meeting over the request OF Miss Louise
Fitch, supervisor of art, that Miss Belle
Schofield, now teaching at Oshkosh, Wis,
be employed as assistant to succeed Miss
Hazel Brown, resigned.
A number of years ago Miss Schofield
taught in the schools of this city for
six months.
This brought up the question on the
part of Mr.. Barry that almost invariably
executive positions were filed with out
siders. He said that there certainly was
no necessity of this and that it should
he possible to fill these positions from
the local teaching staff. He said 1t would
be a greater incentive to ''our own splen-
did corps of teachers"
For the first. last and only time dur
ing the evening there was unanimity
of opinion and the matter was deferred
until Superintendent f. U. Graf can OBJ
tain a report from Miss Fitch concern
ing the matter.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-30
SLOGAN JUDGES
ARE SELECTED
Loving Cup Is Donated as
Contest Prize.

Briant Sanda, president Of the Adver-
Using Club of Indianapolis, has APP
pointed the following committee to judge
the slogans submitted in the clubs city
slogan contest: Chairman, John B. Rey
nolds. secretary of the indianapolis
Chamber of Commerce; Mayor Charles w.
Jewett, Edward Kahn, president of the
Merchants Association j. Edward Nor
ris, president of the West Washington
Street Merchants Association, and Sam
uel Mueller president Of the East Wash
ington Street Merchants Association.
A loving cup for prize has been con
tributed by Leo Krauss. Hundreds OF
slogans have been submitted in the con
test, which closes 80 p. M. Dec. 1.
At the weekly luncheon of the Adver-
Using Club tomorrow at the Chamber OF
Commerce building, D. NJ. Baker Of the
Baker Shook Co. brokers, will be the
speaker
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-30
RENNETT BURIAL
HELD WEDNESDAY
Resident Was Formerly From
State of New York.

The funeral services for Mrs L. Phoebe
Rennett 80, who died at the home of her
granddaughter, Mrs. E. C. johnson, ooOo
Pleasant Run boulevard, yesterday, will
be held at the residence tomorrow after
noon at o'clock. Burial will be at
Crown Hill cemetery.
Mrs Rennett was born in New York
and there was married to George F. Rem
nett, who died a short time after they
came to indianapolis in 1854. In 1911
Mrs Rennett moved to California, but
returned to Indianapolis about five years
ago.
In addition to Mrs. Johnson, she is sur
vived by five grandchildren, Miss Edith
McCarty and Charles II. McCarty, Indian
apolis. and John. Raymond and Terril
McCarty of California.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-30
OWNER OF JUGS
LANDS IN JUG
Amos Stevens Faces Charge of
Operating Tiger.

Amos Stevens, 243 South Summit
avenue, was arrested on the charge of
operating a blind tiger, last night. The
police say they found two jugs each con-
tanning one gallon Of white mule"
whisky in the barn in the rear of
Stevens home. In the house the raiders
say they found three bottles of the
liquor, and several empty jugs. The
police say Stevens admitted he bought
the whisky.
Clement Lynch, 1888 Kappes street, was
arrested last night when an automobile
he was driving struck another car at
Washington and West streets. Lynch
was charged with operating a blind tiger,
the police alleging they found bottle
of whisky in his pocket. The automobile
was owned by Frank Gordon, 1906 South
Delaware street, who was arrested on the
charge of drunkenness.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-30
3 Brothers Charged
With Beating Man

Earl Thompson, 30, of near Lawrence,
and his two brothers, Paul, IL, and
Alvin, 90, were scheduled to appear IN
the city court this afternoon on charges
Of assaulting Fred Floyd, a farm hama
employed on the Walter Shearer farm,
two miles south Of Lawrence. The three
brothers were arrested late yesterday by
Sheriff George Snider after Floyd was
found in an unconscious condition on the
farm 1t is said that he identified the
Thompson brothers as his assailants.
Floyd claims that the three men were
armed with clubs and stones
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-30
Cadle Tabernacle
Choir to Go on Tour

Plans are being made to send the Cadle
Tabernacle choir on tour next summer.
Present plans call for concerts In Chi
cago. st. Louis, Mo-, and Louisville, Ky.
other cities have requested concerts by
the big choir.
Mai. Earl Hites, permanent evangelist
of the tabernacle. has made plans to hold
afternoon and evening services on each
sunday next year. A series OF MONDAY
shop meetings are also planned for next
wear.