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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-15
ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING
ID TO BE HELD THIS EVENING

The annual meeting of the board
of education Of the Bemidji district
will be held at the, Central school
building from z to 8 o'clock this
evening. The main feature on the
program is the election of two men,
berss to the board to succeed ]. w.
Smith and Mrs. Florence F. Netzer
whose terms expire at this time.
-Four have filed as candidates, they
being w. N. Bowser, Mrs. Netzer
Mrs, Ella Rasmussen and Mrs. A,
Groom. & #5 E a.&Er
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-15

THE
Twentieth
Century I. s... w..
.,.E.:. LIMITED
LIMITED

Hide And Seek
Not that it makes any great diff
ference, but we just wanted to call
it to your attention that two Bemidji
motion picture houses are playing
hide and seek. At one there was adj
vertised the other day, 'rhe Hidden
Woman" and at the other "Find
The Woman
The Old, Old Game
l It's At That
Now that we are enjoying a period
Of nice, warm weather. somebody
has to make a joke OF it. "This is
sure fine corn weather.. we remark
ed to an office caller the other day,
and then one of the bright lights
in the office had to spoil it all by
saying. that his corns were hurting
him already. #4assa
Maybe He Meant still
Vi Green Grass Grows Great
Although hay is known to thrive
we'll in Beltrami county, it sure
ought. to be doing first-class in
Grand Meadow, Mower county, If
names mean any. thing.
--Aint It A Fact?-
a Closing Up The Rear
1t has been suggested that Bemidji
have parade next Fourth of July
and the citizens wear a badge or
Z button designating the year in which
they came to this city. It has also
been suggested that the line Of march
be formed with the old-timers in
front and then graded, down ac-
cording to length of. residence hree.
In that case those just arriving can
get off the trains and follow the
crowd. -,
Forward, March,
Real Friendly
Mrs. Harrigan-And are yer
on calm terms wit yer neighbor
Mrs. O'Toole? ~ ~.,. -
Mrs. O'Toole-That i ami! call
ed her a liar the other day and she
called me another.-"Topics of the
Day" Films. 3 .rss.-,-.r..e,.,
Calling Terms, Is Right
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-15

one. He never gets into the village
proper, but prefers to- visit with his
guests in the park, which, perhaps,
reminds him somewhat Of the old
park at Sans Souci in Potsdam.
He is solitary creature. His hair
has turned white since he came to
Doom, but those who know of him
say that he lis not mournful per-
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-15

son. He has developed his hobbies
sufficiently to absorb his time, and
hence is doing all right now. ii..,s@ I
r. The villagers say he is in good
health, though he suffered rather Sc
verely last winter from the Spanish
flu. He is, however, erect and
!ssstramm," as the Germans term it.,
and is very active. =55,ss-l
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-15
FIVE BANDITS ROB SHOE
COMPANY PAYMASTER TODAY
+ (By United PreSs)

Milwaukee, July 15-F'ive band
it's armed with sawed off shot guns
and automatic revolvers held up and
robbed tie paymaster of the Edmund
Shoe company here today and es-
capped with $4,000.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-15
TO GIVE DANCE AT NEW
ARMMoRY THIS EVENING

/ Dot VANS orchestra will furnish
the music for dance to be given
at the new armory this evening. An
enjoyable affair is assured and the
public is invited. z;
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-15
TEN YEARS AGO
TOMORROW
Taken From the Piles Of
THE BEMIDJ1 DAILY P10NEER
Issued Zen Years Ago Tomorrow.
Thirty Shooters Here

Thirty trap shooters are the guests
of the Benlidji Rod and Gun club
at the second annual shoot being
held on the shores of Lake Irvine
today. This morning, five events
were covered and five more were
covered this afternoon. Complete
scores of all events up to Thursday
noon will be printed tomorrow.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-15
Elk. Special Notice

-. ElK8 FoPeclAI slVuIIcc q
There will be matters Of import
ance in regard to Sanford Dodge
entertainment Thursday evening Be
sure and come to meeting early. A.
L. Barker, Sec. t7 s..''5 81 s ,:-,.. ~
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-15
May Free John Dietz

ma. May Free John Dietz
Hayward, VISA. move was
made here for the pardon of John
F. Dietz, defender of the Cameron
Dam, who was convicted of murder
ing a deputy sheriff while defend
ing his property, near Winters in
this county in 1910, and sentenced
to life imprisonment in the Wis
consin penitentiary. %." ~
Indian Wins From Whites ~
Alex Everywind, a full-blooded
Chippewa Indian, is the boy from
Beltrami county who will go to the
state fair in September as the guest
of the fair board, He is seventeen
years old, q student in the sixth grade
at the Ponemah school and lives on
farm in the Red Lake reservation
In competition with all the boys in
Beltrami county between the ages
of twelve and eighteen, Alex Every.
winds essay on sour Home Farm
was selected as being the best. i
49, :"- y 49, ~~sf E5l =.
George Martin is building a
house in the Finseth addition tc
Nymore. ~s.r. A., r. - ~
!. 'EsT@ y y .%r#%#jg "a
Peter Sway has sold his hotel anc
restaurant to e. 0. Glidden & Co
80
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-11-01
sTIINTA sI PRosTIA
ON6ENEASCA.

! In istoria zidirei lumei, Q
suta de milioane Gle AMI tree ca 0
ri: Sc sterg 81 NOR - Wis trecator
in sanul vesniciei, care fnghite
tot" (''Reves etoiles"
=. Atunci, calld planeta
noastra nu era, ~ elrau ca 81 All
STEELE 81 sori, sisteme solare 81
lumi locuite. Omenirile carl 10.
cuiau acele l,uni igi traiau viata
cum ni-o trailn noi azi,. Era {
priveliste miseaNoare pentru omnl
cugetator, a privi uimit lucrarea
Iacestor fiinti, Fie 81 erau nepasa.
toare orr patimases petrecand or
jelind, razand ori plangand, tra'
iau, muneiau 81 - odihniau; Imp,
|tandu-se, ertsnd, asavinnind, il
bind, urfnd pripse II vartejua ne
indluplecat; xseapdnse u mu
rind, urmandusse ollbeste printrt
veacuri; nccnz pa ia pricina cars
liza facut; ns III ~ soarta vii
[toare a monA 81, = su1le etelor3
jucarii ale rirc pr9 ~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-11-01
|INFORNA

Weimar. Germania. = Niste
cbiecte de aur 81 argint, earl apar-
tinusera marelui poet Goethe, au
disparut in mod misterios din
muzeul local. Printre articolile
furate este inelul de. logodna al
poetului, ceasul de buzunar, trei
inele de aur 81 tabachera de tabac.
Paris. - Franta are I'm raufa.
Gator despre care Sc zice ca bate
recordul intrcgei lumi in ceeace
priyeste arestarile. Ell este un
anume Sarrigctti, condamnat La
inchisoare de ITO orr pana acum.
Sarrigetti in varsta de 46 de
ami.
Paris. - D-nul Mazarin, un re-
numit chilnist Franccz, a reusit
Isa faca o noua compozitie numita
oreum, care este tot atat de dura-
bila, de grea 81 de rezistenta casi
aurul. Rugina nu Sc poate lipi de
ca nici odata.
Geneva. Japonezii partici-
pant Ia conferinta muncei all
prezentat motillne prin care eel
ca America Sd coopereze GU bi.
roul muncii de pc langa Liga Ma,
tiunilor.
Paris. Deputatul Bonnet i
eer4t parlsmeutplui Sd incerce 4
chema pc fostiil Kaiser din nou
inaintea unui tribunal, spre . (;
!, judecat psntru crimele de rzsboi
4 = u
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-11-01
Clerul 81 refcIma agrara.

O1CI u 81 TtlOIuld st31dAa.
Exproprierea fost deci 0 me-
cesitate inexorabila, isvor1ta in
sasi din situatia creiata prin suite
de ani~de prMilegii, ca nu poate
fl deci contra canoanelor nici unei
biserici 81 deci nici a celci ca
tolice.
81 episccpul Glattfelder cand a
dat ordinul dc mai sus IA fac11t
opera dc creStin 81 de patriot ma
ghiar, ci opera de agent al acestor
privilegiati cisci interesul poporu-
lui maghiar nu poate Fl ingr;lsa-
rea, doua sau trei suite de privi-
legiati de soarta.
Orice ar face insa acesti mag
| natl prin intsseasii Tor, cum este
81 Glattfelder linul, reforma agra
ri trdbue sa Sc infaptuiasca 81 sc
ra infaptui asa cum a votat-o par
llamentul d-lui general Averescu,
'pentru a curma nedreptate Sc
,culara.
Proprietarii de mosii, eel maj
multi dintre dansii, an intrat in
iposesiunca pamantului lor prin
lnnnificienta regala, l'au folosit
lsute de ami, s'au irnbogatit pe ur.
ma Acestui pamant daruit, este
deci drept ca acum acest pamant
sa treaca asrpra taranului, care
Ia muncit tot tinlpul de cand
IeXista lumea. Reforma agrara nu
poate Fl deci anticanonica, ca nu
constitute 0 nedreptate pentru cei
loviti de ca. ci dimpotriva oper;
de malta dreptate sociala fata d.
un popor napastuit.
/ Din "Indreptarea's
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-11-01

Foile din Brailaau dat, dupa
povestirile unor calatori, expu-l
nerca impreinrarilor extraor-|
'dinsEre piin care au trecnt niste
biet calatori romani, carl, pei
langa toate, erau Ardeleni si]
II 'aveau nici un ameste in tea
drilhterele'. noastre, in portul|
Va,nei.
Vaporul italian care aduceal
pc drulneti a creznt Cd Sc poate
opri pc acel punct al unei teri
civilizate. Oamenii s'au cobo-
lrit pcntru o primblare. 81 ia.
tai asaltati de 0 banda de IL.
neri patriot Gu sapci de liceu,.
carl tineau in ruptul capului sa
ucida Gu .pietrele pc acesti ne
nor rociti Romani, vinovati, de
Isigur, 81 pent1u insusirea de
pamant bulgaresc 81, probabil,
81 pentru odioasele crime pc ca
re in l91G-l9l8 soldatii bulgari
le-au savarsit la moi 81 pentru
care pana acum nici un ceta-
Itean al Bulgariei ma avut sa Sc
|planga de ospitalitatea larga 81
buna a acestei tari.
/ Deci tineretul bulgar cres-
cut asa incat nu poate vedea in
ochi un Roman. Instinctiv, el
cauta un bolovan ca sal spar
pa capul dusmanului national.
II nm punct de vederc. Oar a.
.,tunci de ce asigurarile de prize
tenic Gu care suntem asaltati
| Gu totul Mra vina noastra, in
pre- esa BULGARIA ca 81 in orice con-
versatile fntamplatoare, 81 ne
cerutii, Gu un diplomat bulgar?
| Q simpla 1ntrebare a unui ON
deprins cu logica III actiuni ca
Isl Gu logica in cuvintc.
I N. IORGA.
! (Neam. Rom.)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-11-01
(Nealn. Rom.)

sufl late de-un copil in aer, 81 toatc
prabusindu-se spre lmoarte... Era
priy iyclistea cc ni-o infatisaza Pa.
ma ntul All: multiine vie, luptan>
du- Sc pentru viata 81 ispravind Gu
moartea. Pe-aceasta lume We
che care de multi s'a perdut, ONE
nirile carlo loccau avcau istoris
de azi. din vremea Gle fata: Uni
ad,l lnau averi pc carl fiji lor aveau
| So Sc grabeasca lie rasipi; altli
Wis; IN 81 priveau fara sa Sc ingri-
iasei de ziua de name; ici bata-
Ilioane aprindeau noredul prin stri
gate patriotice; mai incolo parechi
fndragostite, etc.. Aceste noroa-1
| de. ca 81 moi - aruncate in varte-
iul vietei, - an avut zne de slava
81 zile de chin. In istoria Uni
| vcrsului urias nu all pierit numal
popoarele, rcgatele, imparatiile, ci
lulmi intregi, granezi de lumi, ar
hipelagari dc stelc, planetc, Uni
Iyerse!" ola Monde anterieur" }.
/ =. .Privcgte 0 clipa Pamantul.
/ Vezi &C trista 81 nesufcrita prive-
liste! Ce l,nne dc mizeric 81 indo-
bitpcire! Toat1 acea mrltime a.
plecata spre pamantul pc carel
scomoneste cn 'greutate ca sal
ceara pane! Toate capetele aces
tea ag,lecate spre materie in loc
sd fie ridicate pentru contempla-
rea naturei! Toate acele sfortari
Isl chinuri, tarind dupa elo sl6bi-
ci,lnea 81 beala Toate negustorii-
lie acelca pentr,l ca Sd adune pm
tin aur din cheltuelilc tuturor
Enploatarea omuiui tot de catfe
! '1om! Casetele, aristocratic, hottie
81 rainel Ambitiune, tronuri 81
raubcaie! Intr'un cAv&nt intereshl
tpersonal, totdeauna egoist, adesea
Iinjesiter 81 domnia 1nateriei ASA
pra apiritului, iata ta'bloul normal
jal Pamantlflni nostru, situate i'm
ppsa de legea care ne stApane9te
!. eorpurile, care ne sileste = emo
rim ca sa traim 81 ne sileste Il
lprefcram posesiunea bunnriler
lmateriale, pc carl nn le dacesn -
|. ca'ei M pntem dineolo de NOR;
!. nlAnt, il locll posesiunei bunuri.
.or iptalecttualc 4 caror bcga9ie,
! 'ce 10 ~ poate du6traipa, . ~.
n trdezt totxlsAunA saflstul - n s.
4 sscits AZ I ,Infi .pman'
yaslls Dsa, radl
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-11-01
DIN fD(A c)NDfUlM

\Polticianul de lrleserie, astazl
minte 81 maine desminte. La q
orice minciuna adevar 81 orice
adcvlr { nincinnd.
ID
Onlul Gu scaun la cap nll Sc
stramba nici odata Ia gardist sau
la mancarea pe care la gatit-o
sofia. Gardistul TO mai ieria, dar
sofia, ba..
"a
Tot mai exista orase norocoase
Politia din Cleveland prins ieri
mn bandit dc automobile.
| 50
@ femeie din Chicago. in tinlpul
procesulai de divolt, a spus jude
Icatorulni ca dansas 81 barbatul silu
erau atat de reel unul fata de al
tul. meat ma s'au sarutat de opt
sprezece ami. MOI ne miriam cum
;putea aceasta fence sd obtie BAN
ide la dumnealui. fara sal sarute
"a
! Tn inginer oarecare inyenta'
un ceasornic care M tacaneSte
bun ar fl: dar daca va avea clio
'potel desteptator, &c folos?
u
Uncle femei nu s'ar simti feri
cite nici in raiu, daca aripile lol
m vor fl mai frumoase ca ale ce
lorlalti ingeri.
%
! Stat medical: Mai stai 81 acasa
nu umbla tot haimana.
"a
Nourii casniciei sunt intotdea
una acompaniati de tunete 81 a.
fulgere.
/ "a
Omul Gu picior de lemn nus
! face rau nici lui 81 nici la altii
Oar sa te fereasca DumneZeu d
''cetateanul'' Gu cap de lemn.
u
Bootlegarii MI vocsc sd intre :,
liga care lnpta pentru obtinere'
: berei 81 a vinurilor usoare; eli pre-
fera ''open shopul' creiat dc le
gca Volstead.
%
Inainte de casatorie dansul fl
cea tot eel spunea dansa 81 dunn
: lleaei credea tot eel spunea dun
Inealui. Acum nu mai asa. Tire
!. bile S Fan incurcat 81 limIbile s'a'
amestecat, mai rau ca la turnl
, vayilcnului.
"a
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-11-01

L.onella. Antoritatile lnllnici-
pale an ii1ceplt sa .pavcEe strafla
st. Martin Gu cauciac. Aceasta
ieste numai 0 incencare. Pqna ac,lm
stralla accasta fnsese pavata GU
lenn. Sc zice Cd cauci1tcul va tine
25 de ami. aproape de- tloua orr
mai multi ca lcmnul, 1nsa in ace
las tin1p Sc mai tine socoteala 81
de faptul ca cauciucul este mult
mai scunlp ca lenlnul.
| Angora. - Yussuf Ke,nal Bey
care si-a dat dilnisia din functis
|de ministru al afacerilor straine
la fost inlocuit cn Ismct Pasa
care a representa- pe nationalist
la Mudania
***
! Chicago. - Intro serie de ddes
tcinderi facute. prin localurilc sus
Ipecte, politia a arestat peste TO-
de balfbati 81 fcmei pentru puritan
lindecente, pentlu bette 81 pentr7
joe la noroc.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-11-01

Gel &c stlspina pentru ''bunele
zile de odinioara' stu ca II ar vol
sd mai calatoreasca pc bicicleta,
sau sa duca mireasa la biserica in
carul tras de doua vaci suite.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-11-01
EXpRopRIEREA ESTE
ANTICANONICA!
CONTIVUANE DE Pc PAEINA ,

unii dintre acestia lie vandusera
mosiile lor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-04
EAST REF UGEES
CRY P|TEOUSLY
FOR DONATIONS
Indiana Relief Committee Takes
Up Task of Aiding Starving
Thousands on Aegean.

Shouldering a responsibility that is
declared a staggering burden" the
executive committee of Near East Re.
lief, 52S Peoples Bank building, to-
Gay issued an appeal to the public,
pleading for immediate aid.
Composing the committee are Ed
Jackson, chairman Thomas c. Day,
Dean Stanley Coulter, the Rev. C. II.
Winders, Mrs. Edward Franklin
White, Z. T. Albertson, w. G. Oliver,
Mrs. Hugh McGibeny and l.. n. Hines.
Near East Relief was prompt in
answering the call from Smyrna with
100000 worth of food drawn from
its warehouses in Constantinople or
purchased for immediate use" the
statement says. "Succoring helpless
refugees has emptied storehouses of
food gathered for the humane pur-
pose Of keeping alive thousands of
children who viii depend on Near
East Relief this winter. New cables
tell of the terrifying plight of Smyrna
Christians"
The appeal quotes q cable telling
of $50 900 refugees on the bleak shores
of the Aegean and Marmora Seas with
no food. In this group of distress
are 5000 infants. Confronted with
this appalling situation this commit
tee comes frankly to the public with
a plea for immediate help. Not only
Cd the Smyrna unfortunates appeal
to America but thousands Of helpless
crphans-wards of Near East Relief
cry out piteously that we do not
leave them now"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-04
ID MARION COUNTY
MEN ASK PARDON
Liquor Law Violators Lead in
II New Cases Filed With
State Board.

Ten Marion County cases are listed
among the seventy-two new cases to
be heard by the State board of par
6ons this month. Five cases are to
be reopened when the board recon
venes.
OF the total cases to be heard IS
are liquor law violations, burglaries.
assault and battery. petit larceny,
grand larceny, 4 unlawful posses
sion of automobiles. robberies, 8
forgeries, 1 manslaughter, 1 arson
and the remainder divided among
gambling, wife and child desertion
and those failing TO pay fines.
Marion County cases to be heard in
clude Edward J. Bedell, Oct. 7. 1921,
three TO five years. unlawful posses
sion Of an automobile; Harry Black,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-04

A small electric automobile drove
into a gasoline filing station.--R.
E. L.
A sign in Virginia Ave. cleaning
shop read: I'VE clean and block
mems hats. Also ladies and children"
A colored woman on crowded
Columbia Ave. street car I'M
packed her basket and changed her
baby's clothing.-J A. B.
The director OF an orchestra in
popular moving picture house stopped
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-04
Interesting Incidents

A machine was parked across the
street from the home of the chief of
police, facing the wrong way.-E. w.
Two plain clothes policemen were
comfortably seated on an E. Wash.
ington ST. car, while an elderly WON.
an stood up in front Of them, hang.
ing on to a strap-R. *.
A police lieutenant stopped his ma.
chine on the corner on the left side of
the street, directly blocking traffic on
E. Ohio St., near the Cadle Taaber.
nacle. in order to save walking across
the street to the call box.-D. S. D.
A fireman sat on a w. Washington
st. curbstone drying his paper money
on the sidewalk in the sun. The
money was soaked during a flre.-A.
F'lapper.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-04
BRITAIN WILL PAY
WAR DEBT IN FULL,
NJ KENNA ASSERTS
Former Chancellor Declares
Nations Purpose Before
Bankers Convention.
ASKS DELAY FOR OTHERS
Obligations Reaching Eleven
Billions Should Be Delayed
Indefinitely, He Says.
By United Press

BY CutreQ PT6SS
NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-Great Britain
is determined to pay in full her war
debt Of more than $4,000, 900, 900 to the
United States, Reginald D. McKenna,
former British chancellor Of the ex-
chequer and a leading authority on in
ternational finance. declared in a
speech here today to the convention
of the American Bankers Association.
Other European nations. however,
will be able TO pay only a small por-
ton of their debts. which. with the
British obligation now total approx
mately S11 1000. 100000. the Britisher
said. For these countries he urged
a definite postponement OF any debt
payments.
Germany Lacks Ability
Germany, he predicted, never will
be able to pay the huge reparations
assessments Of S32 900, 100000. At
tempts of any allied powers to force
Germany to pay this amount would
wreck international trade. he argued.
az can unhesitatingly assert Eng
lands determination to honor her
bond in full" Mckenna said. 7 be-
lieve am justified in asking you 10
treat England's debt TO the United
States as certain TO be provided for. ."
McKenna's statements, although he
said he was speaking personally, are
regarded as significant in view OF the
fact that negotiations to refund the
British debt to the United States are
to be started soon with the American
debt refunding commission.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-04
DEFENSE is NOVEL
HoId.Up Man Pleads He Sought to
Save His Mothers Home.
By United Necs

By United Netcs
CHICAGO, Oct. 4.-Confession of
Jimmy Smith that he held up and
killed Frank O'Connell, a cigar store
proprietor, in a desperate attempt to
save his mothers home from foreclos.
ure on $500 mortgage, may result in
the prosecution of Lazarus Fineman.
named by Smith as the professional
bondsman who charged $1,000 for get
ting him out of Jail on $4,000 bond.
Fineman, according to Smith, took
a $500 mortgage on the $4,000 home
Of Smiths aged mother and, when the
$500 balance was not forthcoming,
threatened to foreclose and put the
Smiths on the street.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-04
WARNS MOTORISTS
X. II. Hinkle Denounces Roadside
Parking Practice.

The dangers existing in the blocking
OF State highways by persons parking
cars along narrow roads, have been
set out in requests made to motorists
by x. H. Hinkle, superintendent of
maintenance Of STATE roads.
Hinkle asked that persons who find
it necessary TO park cars on public
highways, particularly where the road
is narrow, take up as little OF the
right-of-way as possible.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-04
Aug. 5, 1922, thirty days, violation Of

Aug. 5, 1922, thirty days, violation of
liquor laws; Sadie Stanilou. May 10.
1922, liquor law violation; Gus Sleets,
Clarence Staten and John Whitney,
failure to pay fine Of 1856 for firing
a gun too close to a barn, which re-
suited in a fire; Charles Middaugh,
January, 1922, six months, liquor law
violations; John r. Kelley, Aug. s,
1922, failure to pay 800 for liquor
law violation; Russell D. List, April
II, 1922, one year, grand larceny, and
Joshua Holding, July Z, 1922, 40 days
on two charges of liquor law viola,
ton
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START FRUIT COMPANY
Articles of Incorporation Filed for
Bristol Orchards Company.

The Bristol Orchards Company has
filed articles Of Incorporation with the
secretary Of State. The company will
conduct a business in growing and
selling fruits. The company is capt.
talized at $4,000.
According TO the articles filed, the
company has purchased a farm near
Elkhart for $4,000. The directors are
Frank w earn Of Elkhart. Arthur
Rumpf Of South Bend and Vergil V.
Clarke of Plymouth.
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Reported by Readers

his car on the Circle and got out in
front Of English's. He sat down and
talked to another man while the rest
of the cars backed up or got around
him the best way they could.-F. A. S.
A man came out of a drug store,
crossed the street to his car, kissed
his dog on the nose and then drove
eway.-C. T. H.
A one-legged man at Mars Hill
carried three.legged rooster and led
a fve-legged buli.-W. J. w.
The Waterman in the tower at w.
Michigan st. and Holmes Ave. let an
automobile go through before he
closed the gates on a fast passenger
train. within 100 yards OF the ma
chine.-K. r.
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strikers claimed 1900 men actually
on strike at all lake ports, with 1900
more certain to leave their ships at
the end of voyages within the week
Spokesman for the lake Carriers de-
clared that lake transportation in.
GLIDING fuel shipments to the North!
west will continue normally, and nom
union men will be shipped as rapidly
as the strikers leave the boats.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-04
TREATS HIM ROUGH
Wife Welcomes Him With Crockery,
Husband Alleges.

Too accurate aim with the family
crockery caused Robert Lee Lowe TO
seek a divorce in the Marion County
Superior Court today from his wife
Marie, he said in his suit. In addition
to hurting dishes she would fight him
with the broom handle, milk bottles
and water glasses. Marie also as
saulted him with deadly weapons, to-
wit: stove hooks and rolling pins, the
complaint stated.