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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-11-17
NIEMCY CHCA SPRZEDAC
POLSCE BYTOM.

Bytom, II. listOp. - Do Ber-
lima przybyla delegacja cd mia
sta Bytomia, ktora czyni stara-
ria u rzadu niemieckiego, by W
ukladach gospodarczych Pol
ska stara& sic uzyskac korzyst-
ne dla Bytomia warunki, gdyz
poIozenie Bytomia wedle ustano-
wionej linji granicznej jest tax
niekorzystne, re, lepiej byfoby,
gdyby miasto to przyfaczone 20
sta{o do Polski, co da}oby sic
przeprowadzic, gdyby Rad Pol
ski ustapi} Niemcom Geese po--
wiatu zabrskiego kopalniami
panstwowemi. Zamiane te W
Berlinie traktuja bardzo powaz-
ME Jest rzecza prawdopodobna,
ze przy ukiadach gospodarczych
Niemcy wystapia z podobnym
projektem.
Warszawa, II. listopada. -
Delegatami ma konferencje Pol
ska rad niemiecki mianowal mi
nistra sPrawiedliwosci Schifferta
oraz radce Kleewalda.
Paryz, II. istop. - lie Petit
Parisien" podaje, re prezes mini
str6w czeskich Benesz, wezwany
orzez Lige Narodow jako dorad-
"a W sprawie podziaiu okregn
przemysiowego Gornego Slsska.
oswiadczyi sic "a podziaiem, Prze
wazaiac w ten sposob wahania Ii
ri Narodow ma korzysc obecnego
rozwiazania sprawy.
YRWAWE RZADY ANGEL
sKIE w INDJACH.
Delhi, ii. listop. - Prawie TOO
Indus6w plemienia Moplah zgi-
ue{o podczas ataku ma Pandikkad.
Sily powstancow wynosiiy okolo
1000. Ze strony angielskiej 20
stall zabity jeden ofieer oraz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-11-17
KURS MAREK POLSKICH.

Wedle komumikatu Polskiego
Konsulatu GcneralnesO kurs marek
nolskich Jest dis 5000 marek "a
ST. czyli "a cent6w "a 1000 marek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-11-17
KALENDARZYK.

DIS, czwartek, II. liStopada: Sw.
Salomei p.
Jutro, piatek, 1S. listopada: Sw.
Maksyma Il.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-11-17
KRoTKIE STRESZCZENIE
OBRAD KONFERENCJI
WASZYNGTONSKIEJ.

WdSZynSton, ~ HStopaud. -
Anglia Japonja dazq do zawar-
cia przymierza Z Ameryka, "a
Mast dotychczasowego przymle-
RIA anglo japohskiego.
Chiny zqdaja zagwarantowania
III: pe}nej suwerennosci i swobo-
dy naw;qzywania stosunkow re
Swiatcm. Sprawl ia ma bye "a
dccydowana dzisiaj przez odno-
Sne poikomitcty konfcrencji.
Stany Zjednoczone popieraja
stanowisko Chin zSodnie Z who
skicm chinSkicgo delegate ma kon
ferencje waszyngtonska, dra AL
frcda SEE, pcInomocnego mini
stra rzqdu pckihskicgo W Wa
s7yngton:e.
Anglia zaproponowala swoj
plan odnoSnie do Chin.
Japonja dqzy do przcjrzenia
Spraw odnoSnie do koncesyj w
Chinach. Japonja dqzy do utrzy-
mania stosunkow handlowych W
Chinach.
Trancja, powo}ujqc sic ma gro
zace jcj niebezpieczenstwo re
strony Niemec i Rosji, wskazu-
je konfcrencji ma potrzebe IT,
trzymywania wiclkiej armji fran
crskiej.
Ameryka i Anglia zajna od--
mowne stanowisko wzgledem ia
kiegokolwiek przymierza obron--
ncgo.
James w. Gerard, by}y amba.
sador amerykanski w |Niemczech.
oSwiadczy}, IL Japonja musi sic
zgodzic ma to, re w Ameryce ME
roze ona posiadac wlasnoSci.
KATASTROFA KOLEJOWA
w MIESCIE SPRING.
Chattanooga, Tenn, II listopa'
Ga. - w miescie Spring, znajdu-
]jacym sic wv odlegboSci 65 mil od
Chattanooga W kier1lnku poh1oc,
rym, wykoleii sic wczoraj Pociag
rasazerski, ktory zdazaa Chi
cago do Jacksonville. Donosza, ID
wskutek wylolejenia sic pociagu
piec osob ulegfo poranieniu. Try
z tych poranionych osob przy'
wieziono do Cattanoovile. ...
OPozNIENIE WYMIANY
TRAKTAToW POKOJO-
WYCH z WFGRAMI.
Washington, II listopada- -
IPan Vance Smith, Komisarz Sta
row Zjednoczonych W Budapest
Gle, powiadomii wcDoraj Depar.
lament Stanu, re wskutek kryzy
su gabinetu wegierskiego, wymis
ma ratyfikowanych traktatow po
kojowych miedzy Stanami lie
dnoczonemi Wegrami musi u
Ice czasowej zw}oce. Oczywisch
IL wiadomos6 ia wplywa rowniei
ma wydanie odpowiedniej prokl;
nlacji,, ktora forlnalnie oznajmi;
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-11-17
KRWAWE READY ANGIELSKIE W NDJACH.
ROsia zada Konterencji W Sprawie Dhg6N
$4,000 Rocznie Ola dehOnizOwanegO Habsbwga.
lime TeIegramy Zagraniczne

"yIlOSl oo.
L wiadomoSci O atakach moz-
ma wnosic, il powstancy posiiku-
ia sic artylerja. Jedna armate
zdobyli Anglicy pod Pandikkad:
oraz . podczas operacyj ma pol
nocnym wschodzie Cd kalkuty.
Londyn, II. listop. - Dziewiet
nastu policjantow angielskich w
kalkucie odniosfo rany podczas
tiumlenia buntu. na czele ktore-
go stall straJkujacy tramwajarze.
kilku uczestnikow buntu row.
niez odniosfo rany.
Kalkuta, II. listoP. - Powstan
cy induscy plemienia Moplah
zajeli miasto Illoms ufortyfiko-
wall sic tam; nastepnie udali sic
" kierunku Pandikkad, gdzie je-
dnak Anglicy zadali i'm Neske.
ROSJA zADA KONFEREN-
CJI w SPRAWIE DLUGoW.
Moskwa, II. listop. Bolsze-
wicki minister spraw zagranicz--
nych Czyczeryn daf odpowiedz
ma note lorda Gurzona, angielskie
go ministra spraw zagranicz-
nych, ktory domagai sic cd rza-
du sowieckiego wyjawienia szcze
gof6w Co do wypiaty diug6w car
skich.
Lord Curzon informowai sic W
sprawie diugow zaciagnietych
przez Rosie po 1914 roku oraz W
sprawie odszkodowai inwestycyj
oraz konfiskaty mienia osob pry-
watnych. Czyczeryn odpowie--
dziai, re szczegoiy W zwiazku z
diugami carskiemi moga bye o.
mawiane tylko ma konferencji
miedzynarodowej.
SIS, 900 ROCZNIE OLA ZDE-
TRONIZOWANEGO HAB-
SBURGA.
Paryz, II. listop. - Rada Am
basadorow postanowiia wczoraj
ma tajnej sesji, IL ,,zapomoga" u
dzielana zdetronizowanemu Ka--
rolowi Habsburgowi bedzie wy
nosiia rocznie cd 100000 do 50O,-
900 zkotych marek, mniej wiccej
cd $4,000 do $125,OOO.
Anglia zamierza uskuteczniG
Iwypiate, jak tylko suma zostanle
podzielona pomiedzy panstwa
ktore powstafy ma gruzach Au-
strji. Wiochy prawdopodobnie
beda musia}y zaplacic rowniez pc
VIVA Geese.
Obszerny budynek na Madei--
RE, ktory pierwotnie byi przena-
czony ma sanitarjum, przerabiany
jest obecnie ma rezydencje dla
Karola jego maizonki Zyty. "a
MIN jednak budynek zostanie od-
powiednio wykohczony, to byly
wiadca Austro-Wegier bedzie
musial zamieszkaG tymczasem W
hotelu.
dug Karola w Szwajcarji wy
nosi 100000 frankow szwajcar-
skich ($46O,OOO). Panstwa pow,
stale podczas wojny przeciwne So
ponoszeniu takich ciezarow
| (Prawdopodobnie ,,arcy-madre"
postanowienie Rady Ambasado-
row dotyczy Polski, gdyz Cali
cia wchodziia w sk}ad dawnego
;,,,Dar;,,r,1 AustriaCkieoo. Sadzi-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-11-17
MAJSTFoWIE DRUKARSc1
zADAJA ARBITRACJI.

NlaScicielc drukarskich war
sztat0w akcydensowych zapropo-
nowali wczoraj unji drukarskiej,
wybranie arbitra W cclu okrcSlc-
MIA wysohoSci pfac i iIoSci 60
DIN piracy tygodniowej. Komi--
tcty Z iona StowarzySzcnia Maj
str0w i unji Typographical u
nion' lokalu No. 16, ME moga
dojSc do zadncgo kompromisu
Najdalcj do ponicdzialku unja ma
odpowicdzicc, czy zgadza sic ma
zalatWienie sporu arbitralnie lub
ric. Ma razic kwcStja ia odnosi
sic tylko do drukarzy pracuja-
cych przy kasztach.
KTO BYk ODPOWIEDZIAL--
NY IA OSTATNIE WALK
GoRNIKOW w WEST VIR--
GINJI.
a. VI. Belcher, adwokat dla g.
kopaln wegIa W powiecie Mingo:
W Stanic West Virginia, oswald
cyl wczoraj przcd sedzia Alschu-
lerem, il magnaci wcglowi. ze
Srodkowych Stanow Amcryki i
organizacja The United Mine
Workers OF America" odpowic--
dzialri So "a ostatnie krwawe wal
ki g0rnik0w w West Nirginji.
Adwokat Belchcr dowodzii, il 70
botnicy usiiujqc zorganizowac
g0rnikow w West Nirginji, wy
dali ma ten eel $2,561,00O, jak r6-
wniez dostarczali i'm broh i anti
nicje ma mordowanie gornik6w
nieunijnych, kt0rzy chcieli pra--
cowac w tamtejszych kopalniach.
Zarzuty powyzsze adwokat Bel
cher postawif wczoraj w apela--
cyjnym sqdzie obwodowym Sta
now Zjednoczonych, ktory roz--
patruje obccnie petycje .gornikow
starajqcych sic o podtrzymanie
decyzji sedziego Andersona z
indianapolis, zabraniajacej pra-
codawcom odciagania pewnej
kwoty Z p}acy g6rnikow ma op}a-
ty unijnc. Apelacje te rozpatruja
sedziowie Alschulcr, Baker i E
vans. Panuje ogolne przekonanie,
&c jezeli sad apelacyjny odrzuci
petycje gornikow, powszechny
strajk Meglowy, ktory ostatnio
po wielkich wysifkach zostal Cd
roczony, wywoiany bedzie ma
tychmiast. Spodziewaja sic, IL
decyzja W tel sprawie zostanie
wydana przez sad apelacyjny je-
szcze w tym tvgodniu.
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dukowane, jak zapowiadaja, ma
razic ME wiadomo - miejmy je-
dnak nadzicje, IL COS W tym
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-11-17
ChihczyCy zadaja GwaranGjl
Ola Swych Praw Suwerennych'
Ford Chce Kupi6 Zdemontowana
Swiatowa Flote Wojenna.
Stauowisko Francji W Sprawie Rozbroen!a.
Ameryka Nawiazuje Stosunki Dy'
plomatyczne z Niemcami.
KrotI<ie Streszczenie Przebiegu
Obrad Konferencji.
Katastrofa Kolejowa W Miescie Spring.
Kr6tI<ie Stresxczenie z PrzebieGu
Obrad Konferencji.
Katastrofa Kolejowa " Miescie Spring.
lime Telegramy Krdj0 De.
AMERYKANSKI CHARGE
D'AFFAIRES DO BERLINA.

Washington, II listopada. -
Ma stanowisko charge d'affaires
Stan0w Zjednoozonych przy rza-
dzic berlinsk;m prezydent Har-
ding m;anowai p. Ellis Loring
Dreset, ktGry obecnie znajduje
sic w Derlinie w charaktcrze No
misarza St. ZjednocDonych.
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Dokohczenie ma stronicy sciej
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wzgledZie zostanie uCzynione.
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synpatJl.
Evening star., 1921-09-18
More Than 200 Dresses

CTREET, afternoon, dinner and evening
~ frocks are acknowledgement and distin-
guished in style.
The majority are black and navy blue, with pleas
ing range of lighter shades for dinner and evening
wear such as flame and gray.
Flare sleeves in all their variations, tight bodces
and blouse effects-coat and draped models-in fact
all the very new ideas-any mode your heart could
desire.
Beautifully beaded braided, cable stitched, cabachon
ornaments gold brads, ornamental buttons, handwork
satin inlay motifs, hand-embroidery and fringe are
few of the trimming touches.
Sizes range from 10 to ~
THERE is a great advantage in being eary-certain
dresses are only and two of kind and, of
course, will be taken early
If YOU do not need Dress tell your friends about
this "Better-Dress Sale, for these values that will
be gladly received.
Evening star., 1921-09-18
A Brief Description Of the
Models Sketched

tA) Matinee Frock Of brown Canton Crepe. with
city Oriental coorings. the dress shows the
cloche s. ape. $co.5c.
OBJ Dress Of French Canton Crepe sleeve.
partly eposed section Of deep red broad
cloth, $780,
(C) Navy Blue Poret Twill. lavishly trimmed with
metal stitching partly exposed section of deep red broad
cloth. 81. So
Cd Black Crepe de Chine. bodice covered with cable
stitching In white. with studding. $29.s~.
(C) Dinner Of black Georgette, embeshed with
lace Spanish sleevele held in place by $3.50
(F) Combination Poiret Twill and Satin Charmeuse.
new youthful collegiate neck effect. $780,
(;) semiformal Of Crepeback Satin. novelty
graceful drapins, metal trimming with sleeve
lette to MATCH $780,
Evening star., 1921-09-18
For Monday We Announce special sale of
lahHneeaeeCrEt@ Kih1utX

WE are indeed fortunate to secure one thousa1
:" of these practical and beautiful garments
offer at this special pricing. They are beyo
doubt the finest special values we have been al
to offer in recent years.
Full cut Kimonos with wide-fowing sleeves
made OF fine, soft and serviceable Japanese
Crepe. The three styles sketched show that the
embroidered motifs have not been confined to
single sprays, small birds, but that the riot of
rich Oriental colors have been used to ex-
IRENE of liberality.
Taking advantage of this special offering is
practicing wise economy. All sizes.
japanese Slippers embroidered and quilted Pair $10
? Thra Flosr-Lansburxh Brsther
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-09

service. is very badly planted, chiefly
because of uneven terraces and the lOca-
ton of the sidewalk on the curb line.
Where il is desired to Nhave terraces it
is always better TO have q public lawn
space for tree planting. because the
lawn space is sloped gradually like tho
street and an unbrOken line OF timber
can be provided for. Trees planted on
uneven terraces can not be uniformly
placed, either as to distance apart or
distance from the curb or residence. The
fine residences of Washington boulevard
south OF Thirty Fourth street lose some
Of their effect because OF the lack of
proper arrangement Of the trees, Mr..
Morgan says.
Practically all OF the examples Of bad
planting which mar the beauty of the
streets Of Indianapolis are due not TO
the lack Of desire for the right thing on
the part Of citizens. but to the fact that
very few people are technically trained
on the subject, 10 is said by officials.
Planting and care Of trees ought TO be
handled just as scientifically as paving
and maintenance Of streets, they say.
Citizens are disposed 70 beautfy their
streets because they spend good money
buying specimens which they plant.
Were the city 20 take over the whole job
Of planting and keeping up timber on
public lawn spaces it could be done
cheaper and better. those who favor
forestry department say, because most
Of the small specimens set out could be
raised at cost in the city nursery. one
of the largest municipal plants Of its
Kind in the world
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-09
LEGION HOPES
TO PROTECT u. S.
Prevents Misuse of Benefits
to Ex-Service Men.

National Headquarters of the American
Legion has taken steps to prevent misuse
of Government benefits for ex-servics
men, according to a statement made to.
day by Lemuel Bolles. national adiutant.
at has been brought to our attention
that few men have deliberately
falsffied claims for compensation
vocational training and medical treat
ment," said Mr.. Bolles Considering
the large number of wounded veterans
who are entitled to every benefit the Gov.
eminent can give, the number Of impos'
ters is not large. But, few as they are
their action works a hardship on the dis
abled.
"Cases of deception haxe been more
numerous lately, due te=ehe rush of claims
following the legions fight for Govern
ment efficiency. However, the legion will
find time and means to expose any i'm
posters who come to us for assistance In
pressing their Claims"
All legion posts have been instructed to
furnish Government bureaus with infor-
nation they obtain about men concerning
whose disability any doubt exists. This
post activities in favor of the genuinely
disabled Will continue.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-09
u. S. AGENTS NOTE
GAININ TRADEM
MANY COUNTRIES
Scandinavian Countries Chief
Center Where Gloom Dis
places Optimism.

WASHINGTON, D. c., July 9.-Im-
proved conditions are indicated in the
monthly cables from commercial attaches
and trade commissioners made public by
the Bureau Of Foreign and Domestic Com
merce. While the world wide business
depression continues, 1t is the first time
since the monthly cable service was in
augurated several months ago that an
actual improvement is noted in con
siderable number Of countries.
Trade Commissioner Wilbur J. Page
cables from London that a general feel
Ing OF optimism prevails in Great
Britain. The reduction in the bank rate
and the settlement Of the coal strike have
been felt already.
Increased activity is indicated in the
monthly cable from Parts, sent by Trade
Commissioner J. F. Butler. who stated
that many new loans were being author
lied for purposes OF reconstruction and
for improvements.
H w Adams, representative Of the de-
partment Of commerce in Berlin. saws
that the financial and industrial situa
tion IS improving Only a few strikes
have occurred the last month snd-an-
employment is decreasing
Trade Commissioner A A. Osborne In
cable from Rome states that while
unemployment in Italy is increasing and
there is agitation for still lower retail
prices these demands are accompanied by
little disturbance and there seems to be
less tendency toward unrest and indus
trial strikes
10 contrast with the optimistic cables
from several European nations, a report
from Commercial Attache Norman L.
Anderson, Copenhagen, stated that the de-
preston In Scandinavian countries IN
trade. industry, and finance shows nc
sign OF Improvement
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-09
Founder of Home for
Children Is Dead

Mrs Mary A Coburn. widow Of Henry
Coburn. died at her home. 20+3 North
Delaware street last night. after an III
ness OF several years Mrs Coburu was
one Of the founders Of the Childrsn's
Guardian home and for 4 number Of years
was president Of the indianapolis Or
phaus' home She always took an active
interest IN civic affairs, particularly
those Of charitable character. She was
charter member Of the Indianapolis
Women's Club ana member OF the First
Baptist church.
Mrs. COburn Is survived by two daugh-
ters, Mrs. W. B. Allen. Seattle, Wash,
and Mrs. Frank F Powell Of this city
TWO sons, William r. Coburn and Angus
tus COburn, both Of this city and two
sisters, Mrs. T. 3. Brownell and Mrs.
James A. Cruise. also OF indianapolis.
Funeral arrangements will not be made
until after word has been received from
Mrs. Powell, who is in Massachusetts.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-09
BRITISH ANSWER
KEMAL TERSELY
Reply to Defiant Message of
Turkish Leader,

LONDON. July 9.-The British answer
10 Mustapha HemaL Turkish nationalist
leader. who has sent an arogantly delant
message 20 the entente powers with re-
gard 10 their offer of mediation iu the
Turc0- Greek war. is couched in an eX-
tremely terse tone. 10 was learned today.
Britain. iu his answer, coutroverts Ke-
mails version Of the mediation offer and
adds thst the proposal holds good within
the clear-cut limits laid down iu the
original communication The Turkish
"iusurrent" leader is further told that
the conditions be imposes cannot be con
sidergd
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-09
Blind Tiger Runner
Found Guilty, Fined

Ermal Mullin, GO North Alabama
street. arrested on the night Of Feb 20
by Lieutenant Cox and squad and Fed
eral Officers George Winkler and White
with Clarence CisselI. 3l6 East North
street. on charge of operating a blind
tiger, was fined $50 and costs and SEN
fenced to ten days In jail by Special
Judge Frank Symmes. in city court. late
yesterday. Cissell was found guilty Of
blind tiger charge on March 80 and
was hned $500 and costs and sentenced
to sixty days on the Indiana State Farm
and Mullins case has been under advise
ment since that time.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-09

lies are expected from Portland, Ore,
and vicinity. and a like number from
Arizona Various cities are sending dele
cations as follows, according to infor-
nation announced today:
Chicago, 400; Philadelphia, $50; Brook
Ign. 500 Jersey City, 300; New York,
400: Baltimore 500; New England States,
500: Tacoma, $50; Seattle, 500; Mime
apoIls. ESQ Jackson and Flint Mich.
500: FL Paso. 500; San Antonio. $50; New
Orleans 500 Detroit. $50 Louisville 400;
Washington. d. c.. 4J0; Columbus, go;
Lewiston, Idaho, 150 salt Lake City,
$50; Omaha, $50; Denver, 200: san Fran
cisco. 150; Sacramento, $50; Atlanta, Ga,
800
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-09
INDIANA DAILY TINES, SATURDAY, JULY 9, 1921.
ELKS NATIONAL
SESSION TO OPEN
IN LOS ANGELES
Thousands on Way to Attend
Convention Beginning
Tomorrow.

Los ANGELES, July 9.-For several
days special trains bearing delegates to
the 1921 Elks' convention. to be held here
beginning tomorrow, have been arriving
from all parts of the Nation, and it is
estimated that the total number of Wis
itors attracted may exceed fifty thou
sand
The local lodge, No 90, which has a
membership of more than four thousand,
aided by the various committees in
operation, has perfected plans to make
the entertainment program for the Elks
one of the biggest ever extended as a
greeting to any gathering of it's kind
This is the third time in twelve years
that Los Angeles has been the scene of
national assemblies Of the Elks, having
had the conventions of 1909 and 1915, so
entertainment details will necessarily
have to be elaborate to cllpse the city S
efforts in former years.
RELIGIOUS SERVICE
TO BE OBSERVED.
The first event of the convention week
viii be religious service at the Mason
Opera House tomorrow. conducted by the
Elks grand chaplain, the Rev. DR. John
Dysart of Dubuque, Iowa. On Monday
there viii be public session of the
grand lodge at Philharmonic Auditorium.
Secret sessions of the grand lodge will
be held at the same place next Tuesday
and Wednesday. william NJ Abbott Of
San Francisco, grand exalted ruler will
preside.
Three notable parades viii be features
of the convention and these are expected
to eclipse anything of the kind ever
held in Los Angeles because Of their mag
nihcence and scope The first will be
the Elks parade on next Thursday morn
ing The same night there will be an
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-09

to that time. Fifteen thousand partici-
pants and spectators attended the opening
ball, which was called The Dance of a
Thousand Colors.
Similar buildings are being planned In
many cities as war memorials.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-09

elaborate electrical parade featuring
floats from the great motion picture stu
dos On Friday there will be a floral
parade. which win be preceded by more
than 1000 musicians.
LODGES SEND BANDS
AND DRUM CORPS.
Many of the lodges are sending their
bands and drum corps to Los Angeles.
Among the bands will be seventy three
piece outfit from Tacoma, a cowboy band
from Lewiston, Idaho, and band from
the City Of Mexico, to be brought by the
Quien Sabe Lodge, FL Paso. Members
Of the Queen Sabe Lodge will be clad
IL Mexican costumes
One thousand delegates and their fami-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-09

Harry Michael. 30. 53s North Pershing
avenue, was arrested today on the charge
Of being a fugitive from justice. Detec-
tives Dugan and Stewart. who made the
arrest, said Michael was wanted at Dan
vile, Ind, on the charge Of obtaining
money under falst pretenses.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-09
RoTARIANs TO PLAY RUsHvILLE.

kOTARIANs TO PLAY hUsHNILLE.
Immediately following the weekly
luncheaon of the Rotary Club at the
Claypool Hotel Tuesday Of next week,
the Indianapolis Rotary baseball team,
accompanied by number of loyal sup
porters, will journey via automobile to
Rushville for baseball game with the
Rotary Club team there.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-09
KILLED BY LIGHTNING.

FRANKFORT, Ind, July elisa
Snyder, 26, was killed instantly by light
ming on the Heinsel farm near Rossville.
Friday afternoon. He was on a hay
wagon when the bolt struck.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1921-11-10
BONUS HELPS TRkUE
As D0UGHSGYS BUY

What 90 Michigan ex-sold.ers 60
with theiF bonus?
Blow it In? Quit their Jobs until
It is spent? shoot their roIl" in
gambHns7
Al these dire possibilities were
forecast by the foes Of th1 STATE
bonus. and are being repea.ed by
the enemies Of the national 5on.s.
eat o. frank Z. 5rcdgrek STATE
VIOLATE oidcer Of the AmeNcan
Llgo n, VINO comes in eontac, with
more rs service-msn than any OH.
or .r1.VIdsai IN the state, says:
pay Up old bile Thay
put e in saving ban'es--5o per cert
Of u--f.r insurance again. an
ef ,C-rt Th-y buy needed
Gil whlch myla.ss trade.
s1 sel Up house
se,a E5 oH FAN IN a hun.
dreo 40 ole
VII LI1, sober
co l-goy ever they
wo.id.'