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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-16

Saandr Canton bsoe | Hrrhebeu al
Carton. q. SAT, Sen Site Iueuit on
bIep begrabeu Sorsbasen efter, fra
9resbpterianertirfeu / Carton, boor Eas
Iror Sabe forrettebe.
en- Gen bar fat beitos ct ifient gfs
tcrm9Ie / Carton Yreis", bporaf btba
irttes fsIgenbe: Deb Miis SunIons
9eb fsler III fulotib os bittert bort Sab.
Sln bar en- p~irieIia Zen, og benbes
SeneioenbeS for benz bun boIot al, piIs
&c ubeipre ct INT &dpitel | ct bullet
iunbelit Sip. Srtet uben Santen pua
ben fiGrIiee 6dauo iom bar ilpttet bens
De bort fra os, tm ~foriore ps meo benz
bes 9ortedng. Sfient brtn bar forldbt
Etriben % Sorgeu % @IGoer Der | Sis
bet, iaa leber bun eno | beres 6ierter
iom ficubte henbc bebit. Senbes tils
bugetrlitne @Gien braste henbe til al
itiuIe fine bsbitc Ggenifdber for Sffeuts
Iiabebens glif, nter be trdabte nabent
frem for benz TOM regrcbcs bIduot beus
bes @ieurin8er.
Ren oct bar / Sientmet henoes Idnhe
@rro tom melt tilipne. Srn bar en-
mil og fiRrIig Sattsr, % berbes 9eus
Gipenbeo for Sanlilietreoien tienbte ins
gen @rGnIer. Srsmtioeu Iau for beroc
fiIo af ifisnre 0eiter, % III tor life
iper9e boorfor bum bleo taaeu fra %
/ ben frpoise IlSer, men Tan bare iiec:
Set or / SorSbeo iaart at ie en- font
er iaa bett el'fet. % Iont ipres iau bel
rbrllitet for Sipet, tdges bcrfra iaa
uoentet oe iad plibielis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-16

@el. Seq oeo mig en- 5ssn,

Vel. Seq oeo mig en- 5sbn.
gnt feires SOnmterens 5~stttbsfef,
Get er en- Trdst u6en 9ioe,
Atter ben tIGre, oeltienSte 9ieft
8lGocr fattig og rise.
9oer Std6nir8 paa Serb Jig frbber iom
beoft,
) Staberens Roturrtge.
Sad meset er iogt og iiges fan
ON GdtirenS itisnne Rtoe,
en- Strait, ION ooergddr al Toritoro
ga, uter end Orb fan IOiiae.
Somnersr nttnber Os Sang pan Gdno
Cubs @oobcb er uben 2ige.
9ten BELT btb6en, bUor our gueee iroe,
Saa ofte Santerue ord9er,
Soa Iangt, Iau9t born unoer sielSets
SOB
Ser 8rdnen itaar gren % lager,
Ser SdrtSontsminoer hor fGitct Ros.
Som SIontIt | Ell 8pLoeu aSsx
Sio Sauter iler Ioo utoueeu gdNa
90 felger DC tienote Stier,
Snor nj ION Ssru Isste, 10, % israng
Sod aIdo / ben areure 2ier.
0p&ico al Nor beb @u9eeirng,
Set Niuoet beqieet bier.
Si miroe2 u SaSers Sang ri iao,
Wen5 hdu fiGIeoe FOR I'M file,
vi minbes eno, mar ban for OF toob,
Obi fophe idd gierue ban piloe,
Nddr Titenbsuueu ind mutt ban bah,
vi lptteoe taitS % title.
Ssls mes pau SicIbet, Ell SommerSag
2u mar Ell unoerfuIot Stle,
SjeINIuftcu urbes / fuIbc 9rnp
llnoer 6iuIenS bprlueoe 9le,
en- Sreo ri ieIer pua Zig en- 3ng
Som 8icrterrc ret I'm hue.
|t Aerer IftentIoffcrues Slang
Sra Den G~roGrbige &ir,c,
&our ot uort Sefte oflasoe ersdn9
! Srrrens @ireaaro dt oirtc.
ga itrduIeo SoIen pud @ne % gara
Sutellcm Sc Ipie Sirte.
Set butter al Sto9srS belluatenbc Srnr.
III 2ilicr % ociIi9ite Slonmrer.
S~prcrcr % 8oier ~uorterteS iiGr
S'eh lin Iltft / fngrsite CONNER,
Cubs SUnoerS @ierning iaa mutt Ri
icr
Snoreno hi gnar % tonmrer.
gioar apeIoIoIens Hare StrooIe9lans
6rrepLoer SieInetS SiNe,
Sd fIetteS Sen fuareite 0tiubctraus
Vtens Sfp99srnc Imsiontt ifrioe.
Saa mberIig bIiper bort Siuo % Snis
ri SDret peo Ifteutioe. -
90 alt, bpao paa SieIo n hsrte o9 fac.
Ss taIber mso fiGrli9 Stemrne.
Glue, Sfoge meo gGtts imod.
Sc m~osgrpooe Stene herbieutme. -
Ga MioratSiuIeu poa 8inuIeu blod,
Soem fan bel set Sim forgIerrre?
Nrs. GIette Sborfon.
SenbiBb, q. 0ut.
CIR fiarfsmmfn @ape CT ~Tc~ccrubsBcfter'
fenot til Gar % Wor | BET adrrle Sdno. $3.50
pr. War til De fanotr1oiffe 2dnoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-16
Yeteripn's Sintment
IT beOit for GSeua
Zen iSrte gaafSrins tnnier alse ira Gesems,
ealt Jibenn (sait $50 % Ssmsrrboieer.
etanter epie fra aubsS { fem nsimHtte,

efanfer epie fra gubss { fem nHnHtter.
at lepe % Iaoe Ieee er nit Wsctto,- tiger
Veterfon al Buffalo. slpcibefere belle ~elrlertfd
seer ialeer gstsriSn's Ointment for s9 Gents
tbefere, at bois npasH fisher NIT Ointment
for rogeu at btsfe Sbeoorr1e eIIer Seas5soer,
fonl ie .anbefdIer bet for % ifis faar 6GeH
at bet ina sto benz gsrssne ttIsoes;
breOe icur bsuioner ben frdftiee beI6rsoerhe
@oue, fom Reterion'S Ointment bar frr sanlIe,
~tpfeuoe sdur, eczema, Salt Sloo, Sddofadr,
ldare grritccrter, brubt Srnft, fIssree Sopeb'
SHmorrbctoer."
Scbn Gcptt, 2sS Sirsinia Street, gntfaIc,
ffriber: "Heterfor's Ointment sr fmpeltbeu
oiouroerIigt. get ~furereoe mig for eczema
oa lieeIeoes for SrrHorrootoer." 8oitprsres
e~rpesereS al 9eterion Ointment Co.. Suc,
buffalo. q, ".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-16
1oocnS Set.

Ousoas Sen Site ausuit itebeoes til
Soile paa Granger Reuisbeos 3irtes
saaro Iiis RabeI einunieu, 80 Var
CT. Gun a al en- title, tiIbaseboIoen
Gatir % efter IGrsere StSs Sorleo
rite BUN Spmptorer I'll Sinosipdgbec
nc oo Oct bleo oRrre iiteoenfpr bebrs.
matte bum brirges III Niplet / Nodes
Iter, 9por bun osoe % bragtes iad til
it oiem iom Gig : 2isisIset iaaes
IS IutompbiIer. llnhertater g. s..
Griffin fra SteipartpiQe asititerebe mes
autobearie. al. ~ idmlebeS man I
&iemmet % al. 3 / airter. Saitor 9.
u. Sobnlou forretteoc. ! SuIet taIte
ban opsr 124 9dpioS SiaIme % / 8irs
Ten opcr 4oe 81. g. 9. SenhoIospis
tlep SaInrerne 400, I, 2, 8 ianlt 4be
SerS % / Sjrteu Saln1e 461, /, ., 3,
A. iungre @ee @rapcn Salne 462,
I % 3. Den aibeoeS Sor9Ibrc or for
Sioeu nteo 3 Born reiite iii Horgc paa
Ct lpn9ere Seisa % al DC tiIbd8epprer@
re bar meb ~llrota8eIie al 3 DC surtgc
tilItehe peb @e9rupeIien. llogtet De
isrscIi8e Ontitruoisbeber, uroer boilte
tun bsbe, uhtaItc Srciteu Set Soau
"a Den Srcit at Serrcn, for bpem
Inlet er unulIigt / berbes iioite Gepes
bage baobe iorburmct iis % tdset benbc
til Haobe for Sciu StpIo. Sreo Serfor
iacb benocs Steu, iom pod bin Spitans
heIisnS itore Worgeu ifal faa bore ira
&erenS Oturo: Cat tuo I'll bin Sers
res @lroc."
Nv, NeIt,rer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-16
6nOjDaOOntntc

Rinaorm. 6roit. % Srauoiour. Grofbit, Susforaift'
ming ira llarcs sner 5drpsr. Slad SsaoS % arere.
~htIbrtoss ob'plut oeo grug az min ECZEMA
GIse. 5uat. S,ptn Bears % prniris St5 paa fna
9uae. Oar heIhrtost Sufinner / be feFtr 25 War.
Senot pr. rot for S2,CO. A~potheker s.
Almklov, Box A, Cooperstown. ". D.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-16
at. InSaar 4re0S

msbsr | 8inuebaeo airte, Sotpa. Iaitol
8rduifous aalb, 21be til 52be Septbr
Snmtioia boIber osiaa 8innebaeu Te'
nigbso tit aarliee Risiionsrsoe. ior
iGrlie bIiper De 10 iioite Sage, 9eroal
% SsnSu9. Wsbet ~begbnoer Gusbai
81. 2 g~ftertniooog meo SrRoiten Al
Raitor z. a. 8eree.
"a bette bIioer ct belt ieienrem 1tiss
i~ionsmsoe iaapel for arebier iom fot
Wcri8beSen, iaa bill Risiionsiaeen, Sens
ningemisiiprL Sierrmemisiion % Sshes
mission, pua @rlInola9 al IPrIfilte Sfrifts
afIuit bIioe iuoIebet benboIosnis at Yres
itcrne NmoalSrub, Guello % 5iomcuo.
WiSiionrrer fra aina og Wabu9nsfor
blipcr meo. Ile Ereiter % minoit 70
GeIegater fra bber Menia6eo / arcoien
uertcs, % gciegcnbe er altib peIfomreu.
StpnS meber SiIreiienbc / 9utc Wills,
Soicc, Soreit Gitp oe 2elanb. Man nraa
ncIoc Jig til llnoerte9nehc.
Sob. @rarifou.
2afe Drills, Sofpa, R. 3.
cTratriraer oa Gcrner bierrrre I gioree euer
7nnrnnri nil irtte ltor 9ris pua at mooiaee
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-16
MQe Spge % Qisenoe

pI 'aa htt srto on en- nse en- peshpH9r 'ta Csin-
e,eu irsfsrt uemsrtsi Mss,t,n 'rr aesnn. Stoast.
Ratarra. Snfiasnsa. SspRlssAse, Qsteeis0usrs n
o. Haen ssfts shk % lamb 1ssp Al esNss q.
SsvSb. sSa u sssye ass, Skanss.SA
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-16
correspondence.

Rorretppubonur ubtn gapn o. Mbresie taees te bet mtuba, s,rp,.
fill; be bHr lite crgana si.uneml1ne al Nt6aftpueu. slarnef Hi h.
bIps pftnttaaiprt. m,bmiuore pebfpmmenb, aprr,Jp pnb.rt ~, =.
Ter bet, men Teootipueu mao hape hans fnIbe gapr o a gn,,st.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-16

GIratrinaer % Gcrner biemrte | giorae e1er
Tnnrndri bill iptte itpr Qris pua at ntootdae
"Eeeorabspoften % 9eS grnen". aun $3.5G
garet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-16
en- 9sltnSsr.

8uri Sboer Cliou. gnte efter Sors
gus SIiou. hpis DOB upIig omtaItes Der
| Slaost, Nsoe surshoe ben lite Sep
TENDER / lit Siem giorbeit for @Ioomiu9
Srairie sfterot babe prrret ip9eIig / ipo
War. 8uu bIen opiutpo SO aar Sanz
mel.
"a 9soeu fon,, % gienrem ale De
Gar bun bar itrautet, hnooe bun ON it8
Sattereu Iuuie iaaoeliom en- alocn
3atter, Itrs, SuIia @briitiouiou d
Soi9erisnueu Gam Ghriitianiou. Sen-
res Ranc, Sor9us 6lion beoe Den
22oe Sllri ioar, ian bum fulete bnr /
@rdoen hin liot oper to Iaaueoer ies
mere.
@ltri Shpen, en- Sutter af Ole Ses
btrisn Sboen 90 Suitrl Ia9ot Girls
batter S~tensrib, u fsbt Den 6te OF
tcber 1889 / Senbre @aa, Malls Sreites
srGIb / Hor9e. 5 1856 bIep bum i SaIs
Irngbal gift meb Spr9us SlIou, % /
1885 tom bun mso i'm Raro til Gmss
rita. Sc boeoe fsrit / Sarmonp, SiQz
more 60, Riru.. iuotil 1897, bd Sc
fitttepe iii Sloontine Yrairie, boor De
iibeu bar bait iii Siem paa en- SarIu |
Nnrbsit for gueu. Suu eiterIaber fig
fem @pru. @uri Seitebrct / &aateubal.
Nuree, SuIia G%brtiteniun, Nueuita
5ntiou % annie SIion / blooming
&rairic, % Siloa Sdrriiou / adroi<
tpbi, Wiur. aue oislc bar tiliteSe peo
@%eararelieu, unota9eu Den font er i
Norse. Siu efterIabcr Jig o9iaa TO
&rsore | Hor8e.
9e9raoelieu fanbt SteS SEN Ste Seps
TENDER ira osn httherik @irie | SIpoms
ing @rore. IRait. $. Rasmusieu fprs
rettebe. 8ldnet uoeubps SlGst %
gsenner iom bar tiIftebe. tam n9onss
Wrs. Seurp @Itpn, Wrs. WiIron YisIs
len og gtiis Sennie Riffelieu, ale fra
Surnpip.
@uri 9hoer SIIon bur af ct eIifo9rs
hi9t penlist 8empt, 90 en- opristis 8ris
fen. Set at bore fienot meb beuoe bar
BET fannie iom at boISe at benbe, ug
trrn bill Irnge bnoeS / fiGr @rinoring
of benz font nso benbeS @enitdb. 0sttres
tie bill iabue ben tiGre 0tuoer, uteu B,
hor ben Srsit. at bun iom en- 9ob aris
ittu er tenSt tiIbngc til Sfabepn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-16

Cir fierfsmmen gape er ~T~ecornbsBcfier'
fenoi til Gar % Mor | BET 9dutle Sdno. $3.50
pr. War til De ffnnoirloife 9unoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-16
mo.

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Sept:
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-16
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-16

De aooe
fne ioei.
pitt Cor.
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It'll 8ar1.
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fe @iet,.
- men
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|ofuroen
b iagbe,
|ebe oe6
men Ser
k troe6e
Fnta9 Of
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ubernsr
q of er.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-26
Women Put Question Whether Mules Ever
Will Be Moved From Shelby Street Barns

fore the primary election. Among
those who made the protest for
West Indianapolis were some of the
strong supporters of Thomas c. Howe,
News s-Jewett candidate for the Republican
nomination for mayor. The mayor said
after he had received the protest that
some other place would have to be found
for the municipal yards and that he
really would rather convert the Kentucky
avenue and Droyer street property into
a park.
Mr.. Jewett said he told Mrs. Reiffel
that he intends to investigate the whole
matter further.
There is on the statute books of the
city an ordinance providing for the es-
tablishment in the Shelby street barns
of a municipal market on Jan. l, 1921.
1t was pushed through the city council
by the anti administration faction, with
the idea that it would compel the adj
ministration to get the mules out by the
first of this year. The ordinance is in
effect but the mules are still in the
barns. While waiting for the barns to be
vacated last summer the south side wom-
en- operated curb markets in Fountain
Square snd ss TslhS:t and Arizona
streets Since the barns stiIl are un-
vailable the women intended to ask the
mayor for permission to re-establish the
outside markets
Stating that the south side women had
been unable TO get any action out of the
various boards, Mrs. Reiffel said that
she and her colleagues intended to go di-
rect to the mayor with further requests
that a dangerous crossing at Shelby
street and Lexington avenue be eIimi-
mated and thkt a ssmilshroom light or
silent cop be placed at Shelby and
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-26
Riley Lays Plans
to Work Politics
With His NeW job

Following his practice started in tho
city hall as a member of the Jewett
board of works, Thomas A. Riley, who
was recently appointed on the State In
dustriaI board, is already laying plans
for forming a political organization in
connection with his present job.
He has been put In charge Of the State
free employment bureaus and his first
proposal is that free employment bu-
reau be established in indianapolis to be
maintained by the State and the city. He
proposes to ask the city to supply $4,000
and the State $4,000 to pay the expenses
of the bureau. He also plans to ask the
Government TO cooperate.
Mr.. Riley expressed the opinion that
something must be done about unem-
plOyment because 1t is causing dlsatisfae-
tiOn with present administrations, "as
evidenced by the shank nomination"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-26
First German
Var Criminal
Gets 10 Months
Former Sergeant, Who abused
Prisoners, Also Must Pay
Costs of Trial.

LEIPZIG, May pa prison sentence
Of ten months today was imposed upon
former Sergt. Karl Heynen of the Ger
man army, who was charged in the war
criminals court with abusing British
war prisoners. Heynen must also pay the
cost of the prosecution, which will be
heavy. owing to the bringing Of many
witnesses from England
The ex-sergeant was the first Of the
German officers to be placed on trial In
British soldiers who were prisoners in
in 1915, testified against him. They
swore that the Germs1 treated the pris-
Oners with great bru .ality.
In summing up for the prosecution the
prosecuting attorney asked that a prison
term of at least two years be imposed
upon the defendant.
Heinen practically convicted himself.
British witnesses grumbled that German
court officials did not seem to examine
Heinen closely enough, but the sergeant
was so clearly unrepentant that he lost
favor even with the Germans.
He admitted beating prisoners with
fists and rife butts, but he said he had
been treated similarly when he was a
recruit.
Captain Mueller was the next defendant
taken before the court. y He was charged
with improperly supervising a prison
camp, with the result that an epidemic
broke out Mueller's defense is that he
was in charge only a month and that the
epidemic did not start until after he had
left.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-26

Those street cleaning mules quartered
in the city barns at 11S4 Shelby street,
mere mention of which is enough to
cause city officials to be attacked by the
nightmare, bobbed up again today. Mrs.
Martin L. Reiffel, president of the origI-
nal South Side WOmen's Club, talked
over the telephone with Mayor Charles
W. Jewett about the mules and other
things, and learned the city L. still ION
the fence"
Mrs. ReiffeI, Mrs. D. Spencer, Mrs
George Stocker and Mrs. Harry y. VIII
liams, went to the mayors Office Wednes-
day to ask in a firm and deter
mined manner if the mules ever were
going to be moved in accordance with
the promise the chief executive and other
city officials made more han a year
ago. They found the mayo too busy to
see them.
The club and other south side
bodies, as wei as many Individual eiti-
zens, regard the housing of tie mules at
the Shelby street location, which is in
the midst of a respectable neighborhood,
as an unbearable nuisance. 1t is said
one of Mayor Jew&ps campaign pledges
to south siders four years ago was tna.
he would see that the offensive animals
were moved.
Pressed by the Wohen's Club the board
of works and the mayor promised months
ago that the first unit Of the street clean
ing barns at the proposed municipal
yards, Kentucky avenue and Droyer
street, would be rushed to completion and
the mules moved there early this spring.
Since then residents of West Indianapo-
lis have protested against the mules
being located in their section Of the south
side. This was a short time be-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-26

Laurel streets. where coffin recently was
knocked from a hearse in collision with
an automobile.
Getting complaints on these scores out
Of their systems the women also intend
to see what can be done toward elimi-
mating the offensive condition OF Pleas
ant Run. The park board and board Of
public health have been doing various
things to clean up this situation for sew
eral years but without noticeable success.
Mrs. Reiffe1 said it is difficult to get per-
sons residing anywhere near the stream
to get behind the fire prevention cam
paign because they say it ought to be
cleaned up before anything else is done
The stream bed is used as a dumping
ground in some places and one of these,
Mrs. Reiffel said she had been inform ed
constitutes a distinct fire menace due to
the inflammable trash which is per-
mitted to be thrown there.
The committee called on James II.
Lowry, superintendent of parks, Wednes-
day and asked when further action to-
ward the erection of a shelter house In
Garfield Park may be expected Mr..
Lowry informed the women that the con-
tract may be awarded within the next
two weeks, Mrs. Reiffel said Suggestion
t'f'1t AieA SUI uppeA9, WHICH oDScuTeS lHe
motorists at Southern and field ave-
nues and at Pleasant Run boulevard and
Beecher street, be taken out was made,
s2d Mr.. Lowry, according to tie com
M tee promised that the foliage would
be tipped low this year and low shrub
berry planted next year.
The women urged that the park board
continue to push action for the sstab-
lishment 81 playground at spann and
Fletcher avenues.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-26
CLOUDS FORCE
RICK TO EARTH
But Five Hours Later Ameri-
can Ace Makes Second
Getaway.

REDWOOD CITY AVIATION FIELD,
Cal, May 26.-Nearly five hours behind
schedule. but determined to make up as
much as possible Of the lost time, Capt.
Eddie Rickenbacker, foremost American
ace in the World War. hoped off at :32
a. m. on the first leg Of his attempted
ones stop flight to Washington, d. c.
The first attempt was made at ;06
a. M After circling for over two hours
in the fog he returned and awaited the
lifting OF the fog bHnks. Visibility was
still low when he made his second get
away.
The delay in departing will prevent
Captain Rickenbacker from reaching Ne
braska for his first stop tonight.
When he left he planned TO land At
Cheyenne or the air mail field this eve
ming. Cheyenne is a distance Of about
one thousand miles.
Friday morning he win hop off early
again and expects to land Friday eve
ming at Dayton. Ohio. On Saturday
morning he VIII again make an early
start and will arrive IN Washln gton pos
sibly by noon.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-26
TERROR REIGN
SWEEPS DUBLIN
Many Killed in Street Fight
ing-CustOm House Is
Destroyed.

DUBLIN, May 26.-With nearly score
Of persons dead in street fighting and
the custom no 1se completely destroyed by
the Sim Fein. heavy forces of British
soldiers and black and tan police pa
trolled Dublin today tc prevent a re-
curenee OF violence.
Many wounded are under treatment IN
the hospitals.
All documents OF the British govern
ment in Ireland relating to the customs
and excise revenues were burned.
Police raiding parties were active
throughout the night and seventeen Sim
Feiners were arrested. Large numbers
had been arrested on Wednesday.
Isolated shots and bomb explosions
were heard at intervals.
The population Of the city spent a
night of terror expecting another out
break at any minute
One man was shot dead and others
were wounded IN fresh euesreak OF
rioting at Belfast, which began shortly
after midnight and lasted an hour and
a half
The Belfast police were unable to re-
store order and soldiers were rushed to
the scene in armored cars. The fight
ing finally was quelled.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-26
NAMED
IN TWO WARDS
Fire Prevention Work Organ
lied at Meetings.

At IGe Twelfth ward FIRE prevention
meeting, at the Chamber OF Commerce
building yesterday afternoon, f. L. Fer
guson was selected as chairman and Mrs
H. Newman as feminine chairman Of the
ward
Mr. Ferfuson presidec st the meeting
and the principal spe aker vas j. H. Hill
kene, chief Of the FIRE prevention bureau.
The work Of selecting precinct work
ers and a worker in each block IN the
Twelfth ward viii now be carried out.
The following officers for the Sixth
ward we're selected at a meeting of work
ers last night in he office OF Charles
Alcon. tn the Central Life building:
Feminine ward chairman, Mrs. William
II. Kershner. Precinct chairmen-Dr.
Edward a. Willis, First precinct; Sara
Major Avery. Second precinct; William
NJ Grady and F. f. DeFIantz, Third pre-
cinct; l. r. Brubaker. Fourth precinct; (;
r. D. Mcdaniel, Fifth precinct; Armin
A. Bohn, Sixth precinct: Mrs Pearson
Mendenhall, seventh precinct; Mrs. Ed
ward f. Hodges, Eighth precinct. Charles
AlcOn is ward chairman.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-26
J. J.BARLEYCORN
IS FLOURISHING
Gripping of Enforcement De.
partment Increases Liquor
LawlessneSs.

WASHINGTON, May 26.--Liquor law
lessness, onLa wider scale. especially
among bootleggers. has followed the
dropping of 700 dry law enforcement
agents, according to reports today TO the
prohibition unit Of the Treasury Depart
ment.
Reports from those areas of the country
which still are listed as very wet by
Treasury officials show that Illicit ven
dors of whisky are obtaining larger fresh
supplies from manufacturers of Illicit
whisky.
From the rural districts, particularly
the mountainous sections, officials were
advised that new operations have been
begun by makers of moonshine whisky.
In the face Of these reports, the Gov
ernment's dry law force is virtually
powerless, as there only remains what
merely amounts to an Office enforcement
organization.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-26
Mccoy Wins Typo
Office by One Vote

By a margin OF one vote Guy.S S. Mccoy
defeated Charles E. Mckee for the office
Of ncial-eorresponding secretary and
business agent Of Indianapolis Typo
graphical Union No. l at the annual cleo
tlon yesterday. Mr.. Mckee has held the
position for the last twenty-six years. A
protest was made on the ground that
more ballots were cast than members
were registered
Other officers elected were as follows
President. Alden B. Hattery, with no
opposition; vice president. Eugene Chap
pell; recording secretary, William A
Greene, with no opposition; delegates to
the International Typographical Union
convention. Arch d. Hineh, Robert Tay-
lor and Edward P. Barry; election board
G. P. Schulz, Robert Richardson and
Robert Plummer.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-26
MILITARY STEP
TO SET PACEON
MEMORIAL DAY
Battalion and Band From
Fortieth Infantry Will Be
in Parade
PLACES ARE ASSIGNED

Automobiles are urgently needed
on Decoration day to transport
$50 members of the G. A. r. from
the reviewing stand on the Circle
to Crown Hill after the Memorial
day parade, May 80. We need
about forty automobiles from 2 to
8 p. m. TO make only one trip.
How many indianapolis citizens
will volunteer the use Of their
cars for one hour for this patriotic
and generous kindness to the vet
Grams of the Civil War? Call Cir
Gle 41o4 or Circle 1852 and tell US
we can count on you, and we'll
tell you when and where.
MARION COUNTY COUNCIL
AMERICAN LEGION.