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Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-16
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN
PAGE FOUR-THURSDAY, MARCH ls, 1871.

damaged by any unwarrantabls Of this authority.
If the people Of Pueblo dssrs flood proteetion, Art
Gle Three Of tho proposed Law evss the board Of drec
tors the legal power and authority necessary to do that
work Without such power flood protection cannot be
obtained. If the people of Pueblo any portion Of
them do not desire hoed protection and examining
tho proposed conservancy law in order to discover arg
ments against it. they will find plenty Of material for
their purpose in the first eight sections Of Article Three
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-16

Lost articles may be recovered
thru Chicftain wantad. Phone
1855.
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OFFICERS

G. F. Trottcr. President
AivA II. Adams. Vice Pres.
W. l.. Graham. Vice Pres.
Chas. r. Saxton. Cashier.
II. NJ. Mcrtz. Asst Cashier.
r.. r.. Musick. Asst Cashier.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-16
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

George Wharton Pepper, the new
United States senator from Pennsyi.
Nania. born in Philadelphia. IS year
ago today.
John N. Parker. governor OF Louis
isna. born at Bethel Church. Miss. IS
years aro today.
Elsie Janis. popular star In musical
comedy. born at Columbus. O.. 4, years
ago today.
Henry X. Wslthaii. ono of the frat
TO achieve wide prominence a. q mo.
uon. pscture actor. born in Shelby coun.
~. Ala-. ~ years ago today.
Clyoe Milan. the new manager Of the
Washin6ton American league ia eetAIl
euo. ocfn At Linden. Tenn. IS years
ago today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-16
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

(Any reader can ges sho -.
OUer to any question ~ Vg1e03
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-16

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rector. WasAAnesoa. ID. O. TAh
sefer .Relis: ss.;csly = .sssr.s
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alvsse - hunA 0a1nsAA -
flaaacAs, nassaPs. q 1oGs -
eetompe - ssaelo AoUsaDsao tRUo.
hSoo, ~ % aA1oftAko e1Aaoo.
i've research o. aAy soA4o0e
Write yo1r eneoe1oa plainly 80
erSsf1y. Give fal nA0o 80 -.
Afeas aa6 soc1o0s tWo GnoD =
stA1pa for FseuSa paUoAGA ~
replies azO ssas 11Fvcs - - -.
q. Is kIssing q custom that Is uni
versai7-C. c.
A. The kiss 10 BY no means a uni
versal act Of salutatton. It is IN
known over about half the world.
q. How maay lives wers lost In the
Johnstowp nocd7--TS q. c.
A. This flood on May al. 1859. re-
sultsd in the Ioe0 OF 2,7os livea In
Grand View Cemetery there are III
graves OF unidentified dead who per-
ished at that time.
nQ. From what ore 10 aluminium
made7-C. o. II.
a. Bauxits II the ore from which
the whole commercial supply Of aiu-
minum is secured.
q. Was James Thorpe. the Indian.
after winning the Olympic
games7-N. q. n.
A. Some months after he won tho
All-r0und olympic ohampiopship, at
etcckhoim In i'l2, the statement wss
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-16
ONE YEAR AGO TODAY

s"'N''ss TOT 1.SS AmtTlcan war dead
held on pier At Hoboken.
Russia signed treaty with Anso,s
recognising Constsntinople as capital
of Turkey.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-07
CETITI $ftRASPlNDITl, ZIARUl ,AMERlCA".
Dumnezeule, si-asa ne vom

aee-s aergem mai departe. Dumnezcue si-asa ne vom
mai intalni r.!
Astfe Sc manifesto prietcnia ungureasc prn dos
nci mai multi nici mai putin unune personala
rimitand Ia pc conele Tcleki alta parte reyansa
Sal fcTeasca Dulnnczeu ne mai inahn.. la Bu-
dapesta!.
Credem ca fatd de acesea dornta guvcrnulu
sa ase sd afe poporu nostru toate acesc fornandu-s
parcre corespunzatoae lar All cnd in pare
arii Ardcal vorbestc despre tolerana faa de
nguri vecinatae bna 81 altele Daca mai
continue sd capui sub nsp face faa
nemerniclor c nteleg decat baocoreasca sd
uzeasca complotul atenate Va trebui insa
in tara faa ungur masura oerta la Budapesta Sun
tenn sgur ca simti 81 aentatori della Budapesta
Prin unare mai meet oleranta 81 prietcnia penruca
ne faccm de ras.
Pc urna un ucru selncativ in ziarul "Szozat' Ur-
aoarea nfomatie vcseste exnderea organzaei destep
talor 81 socea redense penru apararea vechlor gran
te ale Ungarie aunand discursue provocaoare ale u
Heas Prona Hegedues 81 alti auori mora al compotuu
descoperit la moi.
Prin urmare anenntare .sinteligenta intre randur
Sa luam la cunostnta dare ac Hainte sd hu mai STAN
atat de pasiv Avcm cele mai puerce moace de repre-
sune la carl dac recufge reusi scurt tmp sd
desteptam pc ,naghiari A. Gociman.
(Daca) 33psfs
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-07

Aci eNpunea un pictor roman
din noua scoala impresionista ca
re Isl arllnca vopselele Gu lopata
81 desenul il face Gu picioarcle.
Peisagii, vederi marine din i'm
prejurul Constantei, mallafalelc
orientale, curti dc biseri, cateva
rasarituri 81 apusuri de scare. In
toate, yiolenta de culori ca I'M
I:bracamintca sgomotos impetritata
a unor mahalagioaice in sarba.
|torile PaStelor.
- Cata deosebire intre panzele
accstea 81 cele admirate, acum,
catva timp, lin Muzeul Anan
facu Wanda care 'pastrase ne,
stcalsa amintire din sala marelui
Attist disparut. sS
ef:ail acolo vederi din taTS fa.
!. rjkfE y as - y
bionfi istorice, interioruri calde
dc familic, portrcte de frumu-
lsete ideala ca expresie 81 Q atat
| de mare constiintiozitate in linia
dcscnului ca 81 in manuirea pc.
neului, ca culorile cantau pc pan,
|zele lui Aanan 0 sinfonie, de ln.
mini 81 ponie sufleteasca, ce, Gu
tot frigul siberian din sala, 81 al
|5nai i1calzeste amintirea!
81 luand bratul prietenului sau,
Wanda parasi cu Dinu palatul
Atene nenltt - & g; &.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-07
CO N vocARE

Clubul Cultural "Oltcanul'
din Youngstown, Ohio, Convoaca
prin aceasta la adunare popo-
rala, pc toti acei frati Romani,
din toata America, earl pastreaza
inca in inima lor povetele ce
le-au primit de la fostul protopop
in America loan Podca, tot tim
pul cat ne-a servit ca Duhovnic
al nostru 81 ca omul binelul.
Scopul acestei adunari este, de
q he ridica glasul nostru contra
acelora earl prin diferite uneltiri,
cauta a inegri pc acest ON, sprc
al impedeca, de a mai duce
lupta, contra acelora, carl numai
binele poporului muncitOr nu Il
vocSc.
Stiut este ca preotii nostri orto-
doxi aflatori in America, inca in
luna Aprilie accst an, in Confe-
rinta preoteasca, au iscalit I'm
Memoriu (pira) contra fostului
protopop loan Podea, publicat in
Revista Samanatorul No. Z 81 8.
Contra acestei procedure, moi Ro.
manii din America, suntcm siliti
lua actiunc energica.
Pcntru accasta am crezut de
cuviinta a convoca O MARE
ADUNARE POPORALA, care va
avca loc in ziua de Is Oct. a. C..
in Hala Societati ''UnireA Ro-
mana" 237 East Woodland Ave.
Youngstown, Ohio la orele p. IN.
Stunt rugate in special toate
Parochiile din alte orase, cum 81
Preotii lor carl S au bucurat de
spriiinul moral al Parintelui Po-
dca, cum 81 toate Societatilc 81
Cluburile, a-si trimite delegati
spre lua parte la desbateri, asc-
menea sunt toti acei frati Romani,
earl cred, Cd Parintele Podea est,
acel ON, care luptat 81 lupta 81
astaZi pentru bincle nostru, sunt
rugati sa nu lipseasca.
(233-4D. Comitetul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-07

Cand fura in scslea Victoriei 5
Isl mai aruncara ochii imdarat,
Wanda fermecat6 de arhitectura
clasica frumoasei cladiri, cx-
clama:
- lata un monument ce ar face
cinste celor MAJ mari capitale
mondiale!
Frau abba orek 4 lsi jumatato
cand Wanda 81 Dinu parasira
Ateneul. Cum prietena lui nu pie.
case cu oprea fsricita elnotie ar
tistica din ultimeie1 doua expo
zitii, Dinu avn oinspiratie:
. Iubita mea, vii uude te due
acum!
M.
La 'iMaison 4 Art''. s !.
Cee aceea1
Vel Fl dntels dqpA niIine
Nadajducsc c'ac3 q y gasian
un cub de arta r. n N null ltuani
mai multi.
81 cum stradu arta cat TO-
rsbia lui Noe s M a y un i pas, i
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-07

i pocta. Exemplar de lux al du,-
'ei tari Il Moldovei.
Oar penelul pictorului rus, in
loc sd Fl redat roua primaverii
ce ride in cllipul femeii, surisul eli
de-o cuceritoare poezie, sul'is rupt
dintr 'un scare de Maiu 81 frage-
zimea petalelor de roze din obra-
jill ci, asternuse, GU brutalitate Ii
mile imbatranite ale unei bolnay Q
in convalescenta.
Tot asa de batran mai era re,
dat, pc alta pima 81 capul frn
mos al unui prietcn doctor, DIES.
|tul dc tdnar.
Ba, pana 81 capul unei fetite =
Sc vedea dupa trup fetita ayea
0 expresie de maturitate,
- Iata un pictor care imbatra
nestle! = exclama .Mdiaa catre
Dinu. Apoi, adresamdu-se direcI
|artistului:
W. ,Pictore, fara suparare, dacd
|ai face fetitii acesteia sub cap, u,
|trup de fence matura al jura ca
e doamna maritata de cativa
ami.
Asa e expresia reala a fe-
Ititii! Sc grabi 50 raspunda pic:
tOrll.
Inainte de-a esi, mai trecuri
printr'o sala de jos y ttlencu3Iui.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-07
DACA VREI

Sa nu te ingroape Gu Talerul
inscrie-te intro Societate din
Uniunea S. r. A.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-07
Ungaria ne provoaca
z1ARUL "szozAT" DEsPRE CoMPLoT 81 DEsPRE
"vALACH1." - SOC1ETATILE IREDENTIsTE LA
LUCRU. - MAGHIARII DoREsC REvANSA.

Poate ost bne sa admis ntrarea in tar; ziare-
or unguresti poatc acc,s prle eli rele. Ne
cunosnta ucruror petrec vecinataea
deauna ducc la cclc mai fericte rezulate. hc "iNs
Daca publicu della moi tmp de ami de zile 5utu Fl
oriental asupra aevae stuat 81 asupra aevarateor
enun ale unguror luat sarcina sal clarcam
araim ca tocnta noasll ata accs impertnent vecl
este deoc movaa cce mai aspire trebu uae
sal dcsteptam din caceristic somnambulsm nebuncsc
Am avut ocaziune s1 punem mana pc zaru unguresc
"Szozat della Budapcsta Prmul lucru puem observa
este atoate goure dntre arcoe sut umpute Gu provocr
la adresa satcor nvecnate 81 la aresa eementelor gures
lste de uzul ratiunei gata comta 81 compour
acestor insga ata ntre altele ce am aat in ,
maru din Sepembrie al acesei gazette:
"Csonka Magyarorszag orszag Egesz Magvarorszag
Ungara desmcmbrata este tara ncatnsa
este rau)
d,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-07

Tabloul era narcat patruze,
.de mil de lei.
Dinu deschise llsa 81 intra GU
Wanda in hall-ul easel. De jul
,imprejur, tablouri, busturi dc
bOnz 81 grupe de statui in chips:
lbanci 81 covoare. Cinci sau sease
!! uSi mari sc deschideau din acest
hall in alte incaperi pline GU ia,
,blouri, statui 81 obiecte de arta
Iromaneasca.
Wanda recllnOscu un mare ta-
blou fixat sus, pc balustrada DE
|stejar y salii 81 ii surisc ca unci
|veclli cunostinte.
80 Iata, un Andrea del Sarto,
|pictor f1sfehtin al carui colorit
'si puritate in desen fisalizeaza Gu
||Raphel. Ccs rasfatat I'll pictorul
acesta u Cnrtea luf Francisc |
IN sala pianului, din stanga,
Wanda admira peisagii de para
dis, portrete 81 scene din yiata
Capitalei Mai ales Il placu I'm
colt de mahala 'bucuresteana, Gu
case mici, Gu carciuana Ia margi-
|nee drumului, Gu . caruta 81 ,n
cal rupt de osteneala, Gu drumcti
ii copii sbnrdalnici. Era un cram.
|peiu de Yiata prins Gu arta de I'M
artist roman tanar u tara hume
$50 Ia
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-07

pentru suflct.
De la intrarc, ca un fel de bpn
sosit spus din toata inima, cei dol
prieteni fura intampinati de cate.
va nlcioare 81 vase romanesti
vcchi, lucrate Gu macstrie 81 rim.
duite pc policioare.
Un profit de fecioara Gu piclea
de un roz adevarat omenesc 81 cu
cea mai suava 81 naturala privire
facu pc Dinu 81 Wanda 81 in,
toarca, de mai multe orr capul, "a
|pentru al da mereu buna~ziua.
Tot in antreu, pc peretele din
|stanga, erau cateva taIblouri ma:
'rine de un realism fascinator.
verdelc marei, 'prtfectiunea mis-
earei valurilor, infinitpl orzontu-
iui, haoticul de vanat 81 de alb al
Az ~ x !. ~ l. r
cerului pc tilnp de furtuna, lupta
unci corabii Gu adincurile &c sta
teau so inghita, le dctera fiori
de extaz.
Wanda Sc apropia 81 citi hume.
lc pictorului. q
Aivazowsky ! All acesta 9 eel
mai mare pictor rus pentru tas
blourile marine. = celebru IN
toata lunea. In America pansele
lui e wand p preturi faIbuloase.
"a, cs ON, = un gentillome.
* a - VI .; - D. 3. !
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-07

in paine, greSala sau pacatul.
81 ii mai placu multi grupul III
bronz al alergatorilor pc JOS GU
mainile intinse 81 Gu picioarele
abba atingand pamantul.
Cand urcara scara din fund s.;
Sc pregatiau sa 'patrunda in sala
cxpozitiei, aparu pc ,lsa 0 prajin;l
de creStin malt pana n tavan 81
care Sc inclina deotata in arc
pana la pamant, in fata contesei
Wanda Podolstzka.
A! tot >un compatriot =
facu frum0asa contesa care Gu.
nostea pc pictor 81 IA prczinta lui
Dinu.
DcSi un uriay, GU fata colturoa.
sa 81 oasele mari, pictOrll avea
ceya distins in mlScari 81 glasul
foarte dulceag.
Isl introduse vizitatorii intr'o
salita aproape goala. Abba erau
pc pereti vre-o douazeci dc
pane, tablouri, portrcte in pastel
81 cateva desenuri. Tablourile in
uleiu erau peisatyii si portrete.
Frau cateva oolturi din Noldova
si cateva cucpnite din elita mol
deveneasca
Dinu recunoscu, printre por
trete, pc Il unei femei de rara
fralqlsAete tiiiara, pima &c syrstiiii
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-07

&c mai rebuie aceor cemente escreerac 81 storcc de
earl All Ungaria dat dovaa dispune ntrun nuar atat
de frumos Peac la Heas ia uraman da ecrazta
otrava 81 bani 81 ii doreste bun success
Gu toate acesea "cavalersmu maghar sfatueste ca
III mometul acest descreera sunt aresta edentis
upa legaturi moi Ces buna dovada este arco-
lasul de pc pagna cooana la, mentonatulu zar undo
spune ulmatOarel
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-07

''Hszck egy Istenben
Hiszek egy hazaban;
Hiszek cgy isteni oeroekgazsagban,
Hiszek Magyarorszag feltamadasaban Amcn''
(Cred nr'un Dumnezeu
Cred intro singura tara;
Cred intro singura dreptatc divna,
Cred in inverea Ungarei. Amn)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-07

MSTIINTARE

Stunt rugati toti abonsntr
nostri . observa urmxtoezsle
reguli Ia trimitarea psstru
schinbare de adresx.
l. 81 ss scrie adresa vechs
ande la mers ziarul q adrssa
undo "a natal.
2. La fiecare psr,oanl sa
se alature mxrci do 3D. 81 90
caute 81 nj se de& nunels stra-
del si al orasului oorest.
Cine nu observx acests r.
gull in zadar agtsaptx q | .
schimbs adress e1 M d poete.
ANinistEa1iA-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-07

APARE IN FIECARI u.

Pretul pentru publicatM O.: "Caut,"
"De vfnzare," "Anunt Do cxs&toris,"
ETC.. costA pentru fiscArs scuvint Dol
CENT? de 2ublicatiA Cub % d coati
nu se public& mimic.
Pentru DAri Do seanA lnvitxr1 -
botez. cununii sau dansuri Z cent? IL
mia, sau $4.O0. coloank de 2iar.
necesara. Credit nu are declt 0ociotk-
tile din Uniunea 8. r 4.
Manuscriptels ssu fotogrAfu NJ -
inapoiaz&.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-07

In sala bufetului era spanzura-
tie pc pereti, sau asternute pc JOS,
mai multe covoare vechi 81 fru,
moase romaneSti.
Acestea stunt c0vOarc hasa.
rabene. exclama Wanda GU pla-
cuta uimire! LIE recunoscuse din.
tr'o privirc Fondul lor E negru s.
culorile desenurilor vii.e
Intr alta sala, vazu cateva ca
napele Isl foteluri "Aubusons'. !.
Frau Q IMMUNE! Wanda Isl amintis
Gu melancolic de mobila primei ei
case din America.
Ce lucrllri avca acolo! ST
cum au dus toatc pc (apa nenos
rocului.
Intro camera mica, frumoasa
rusoaica admira multe lucraturf
romanesti, camasi, nnarame, Ca.
trinte 81 tot felul de marutlsuri
artI~tice facute de mana fems.
easca, de femeia romana.
Niciodata nu ma satnr mi.
Wind lmbracamintea nationals u
tarel voastre! Z poezie 81 arfa
multa in aceste slucruri atat dc
migaloasc.
". urn.l.
oI1IE1 y Alst,lI
Is ORUL saA1fDnT6H'0
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-07
HSiguranta valaha are viziuni.

Della Bucurest eegrafu porl III lume noui stiri aar-
mante Sc vorbeste depre compo regcui
vaah 81 srb ineleg omorand totodaa pc mai multi bar
bait de stat Nh lum seros povesea valaa nc nu
daizam de at de proas este aat de multi odor baca
nic impraste Suntem obcnut imediat pornim o
TUNE exerna onca vaaa della Bucurest sd nceapa
in eli mposiblitate zbere in lume felu
de povest sir aarmane Cand vorbea despre revizu
ronterelo raspan Ungara concentreaza
arae la rontere sd atace statee nvecnate Acum
cand decide asupra prmrei noastre in Lga Natunlor
sguranta valaa preznta din 81 in perfdia merge
paa amescce uyeatorulu in panu atat de
stupid al compouu Este vorb sa despre valahi 81 despre
mentaitate vaaharecem Ia revs pc atates
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-07
DE ,VINZARE

Tn salon 81 restaurant, sltuat
in apropierea fabricilor.
Gel interesati sunt Sc adresa la
1860 Washington Avenue.
Cleveland, Ohio.
(234, 35-36).
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1922-06-22
Free Package Fire Crackers

To the first 200 boys or girls who make a SOC
purchase at our store Saturday, dollar Day"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-21
Modern GaIIantS
Spring to Rescue
of Distressed Maid

MILWAUKEE. Nov. 21.-Knight-
hood can't be said precisely TO be in
full blossom in these balcyon days OF
honeycombed hose and finale hoppers,
but to Nora Kuransky. 10. two cham
pions stepped from out the darkness
as opportunity and as gallantly as
ever did Count Gismond or Sir Gala
had.
Nora was on her way home from
down town and had been followed by
Peter Biscos.
The arc light was only dimly func-
tioning and, as Nora crossed the
street, Peter became bold and accosted
her, grasping her arm. The girl re-
scented the act. Raymond Stoeldt, and
Rolan Mueller, riding by. noted the
incident and leaped from their car.
Peter, affrighted. made off. The
girl was almost hysterical and one of
the rescuers walked with Nora to
her home a short distance away, while
the other followed Peter in the auto
mobile until, he found a policeman,
who arrested Peter.
Judge Page in District Court fined
Peter S25 and costs on a charge Of
violating the MASKING ordinance.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-21

WASHINGTON. Nov. 21.-Substi-
tutes are hired for SO day to serve
tie sentences of bootleggers in Cleve-
land, Ohio. President Harding has
learned when the case of a Clevelan-
der. convicted of financing the substi-
tuition operation, was brought to the
Presidents attention.
The President has asked the De-
partment of Justice for all the rec"
ords in the case and will cause an in
vestigation of the situation in Cieve-
land. if there is evidence that the
practice is widespread or is being car
ried on with the connivance of Off
cials.s
The case is that Of Manuel BisHnd,
a Cleveland jeweler, whose appeal for
review Of his conviction recently was
dismissed by the Supreme Court.
Friends of Biskind, who is under SEN
tence of six months irr jail and pay
ment of q 81 600 fine. took the case up
with Mr.. Harding to obtain executive
clemency.
Biskind was convicted Of conspiracy
for hiring Walter Beattie to serve a
sentence Of thirty days in the Cieve-
land Workhouse imposed on Adam I.
Meyer. Meyer was convicted of boot
Logging liquor The price paid Beat
tie was $500, or at the rate of $40 a
day. which. the President was In
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-21
MAN KILLS WIFE
AND HER MOTHER.
Jealous Husband SurrenderS to
Police After Double Kill
ing at Kokomo.
BABY SON is WITNESS
Abe PhiIlippy Says Mother-in-
Law Continually Interferred
With Family Affairs.
BIZ Times Special

By Times Special
KOKOAIO, Ind. Nov. 21.-Angered
because ais wife refused to leave her
hume and come and live with him,
ABE Phillippoy. 80, went to the home
Of mis- wife's parents last evening and
shot his mother-in-Iaw, Mrs. Ellen
Barnes, 81, who died instantly, and
fatally wounded his wife. Frances, %.
who died at a local hospital az 5
O'Clock this morning.
Mrs. Philnppoy told Prosecutor For
est Harness last evening that her nus
band was Jealous Of her and had often
threatened to kill her She said he
blamed her mother for much Of their
domestic trouble and killed her be-
cause he said she had ''nOsed in too
much"
About half an hour after the shoot
ing, Philhppoy surrendered at the cen
trail police station here. He had evad-
Cd an emergency squad sent to the
scene Of the shooting.
The mother-in-law was found inside
the house with a bullet hole in her
forehead The wife was on the front
porch. She had been shot in the
chest. Edmund Barnes. 16, a brother
Of the wife, was driven from the house
by Phillippoy, II is said.
Police state that the killing was
premeditated. They have found that
Phillippoy purchased a revolver at a
local panwshop early in the afternoon.
Phillippoy Will be charged with first
degree murder, Prosecutor Harners
said today,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-21
CLING TO ROCK PILE
So HOURS IN LAKE

AIENASHA, Nov. 21-Thirty-six
hours on a wave-swept rock pile in
Lake Winnebago, marking the To-
cation OF a dismantled Government
lighthouse off the mouth OF the Me-
nasha River, while suffering from
cold and exposure, was the eXpe-
Renee Of James Williams and Gerald
Smith, Menasha hunters.
The men left on a hunting expedi-
ton and failed TO return. After
twenty-four hours had passed rela-
tives became alarmed. Capt. John
ART, Menasha boatman, piloted a
motor boat out on the lake in the face
Of a heavy gale which dashed the
water into white-crested rollers and
after a search located the men, who
were signaling with flashlights.
High seas prevented the men from
getting off the rock pile and into
their skiff. The rock pile is only a
few feet above water and afforded lit
tie more than a foothoId for the men.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-21
BIOLOGISTS CLAIM POT
HOLES FORMED BY EDDIES

CHICAGO, Nov. 21.-The beauti-
fully rounded and smoothed pot holes
which abound along the rocky shores
OF Lake George and which, geolo-
gists say, were formed by the boring
action of hard powders driven round
and round in water eddies when the
glaciers that once covered the Adlron-
dack region We're melting away. are
called by the country people Indian
kettles" They think that the Indians
followed out these holes. which vary
from q foot to several feet In dame
ter and depth. to cook soup IN. The
heat. they assert, was produced by
dropping red-hot stones into the
holes. While the Indians did not
make the holes, it is not impossible
that they may occasionally have util-
lied them in the way described.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-21
USE JAP CENSORSHIP
TO KEEP OUT U. S. FILMS

OSAKA, Japan, Nov. 21-The i'm
perial tax of SIS a thousand feet i'm
posed on imported Aims having failed
60 check the importations from Amer
ics, come procedures have decided to
impose q strfcter censorship. Among
Ghs subjects to be banned are those
considered immoral, which includes
love-msking scenes, revolutions and
particularly a picture of the war In
which the former Kaiser Is the hero
An the big American film companies
are Increasing their business here. In
the ports there are numerous cinemas
showing American films exclusively.
while IN the country towns the thea
tsrs generally put on a mixed pro-
gram Of American and japanese films.