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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-13
MEMoRIILE KAISERULUI.

Berlin. IL lunie. - La Berlin
ST la Leipsic s'au gramadit repre-
multor ziare 81 libraril
din toate tarile spre lncerca "a
cumpere dreptul de publicarea
lnemoriilor fostului Kaiser.
Concurcnta a fost mare. Drep-
tnl de publicane in toate limbilt
din lumc, afara de cea germana
a fost obtinut in schimbul unc
sumo fabuloase de un sindicat a
ziarelor americana, in frunte c,
ziarul New York Times, 81 de Ii
braria Harper & Brothers dil
New York.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-13
DTJMTNECA Sc
AVEDEA BINE
PLANETA MARTE

Dumineca, Is Iunie, seara, sc va
vedea bine planeta Marie. Atuncl
va fl mai aproape de pamant. Dl-
stanta este scurta intre pamant 81
Marie. Dumineca seara nu va II
mai mare decat AZ m:lioane de mi
lie. Presupunem ca planeta ar sta
pc loc 81 cineva ar pornl spre ca
Gu un aeroplan care are vlteza
de 200 mile de ora. M lar trebui
decat "a ami ca sd soseasca pc Mar
te.
Sc presupune ca pc aceasta pla-
meta eete viata CO pc pamant 81 ca
locuitorii din Marie sunt Gu multi
mai inaintati decat pamantenil'
Multi au incercat sal descrie pc Ell
Uni spuneau ca seamana oameni.
lor, altii spuneau ca seamana MAJ
multi unor pesti rotunzi. Toti scrii'
torii--mai ales astrologii-spun ca
cultura lor este GU multi superioari
celei della moi. O spiritista frau
ccza, domnisoara Smith, spune q
ca a reusit sa-si. transplanteze spi
ritul ei pc Marie 81 Cd ar Il vazu
acolo niste vehicle ce semanau au
tomobilelor dar n 'aveau carma :
schinteiau in drumul lor. Ea spu
nea Cd cei din Marie seamana mul
oamenilor, dar Cd ambele sexe sun
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-13
UNE1 FEME1.

Cleveland, Ohio, 13 lunle. =
D-soara Florence +. Allen, prlma
femeie Indicator la trlbunalui
''comon pleas din statul Ono, IA
anuntat astazi ca-si va depuns
candidatura de judecator Ia tribu-
nalul suprem al statului Ohio.
Vorbind aseara unor raporterl
de gazeta. dansa zicea:
Cred ca au 81 femeile interese
carl trebuesc aparate, 81 este loc
pentru femeie 81 pc catedra trl-
hnnalului suprem.
'Am fost rugata de conduca-
tori multor organizatiuni sa-mi
depui candidatura. De aceia mi
am 81 depus-o in independents dc
orice partid.
IVA ii campanie linistita.
Ea va Fl dusa in cea mai mare
partc de prietenii mel
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-13
DOMINIC BENIGNO VA Fl
EXECUTAT LA NoAPTE,

Columbus, Ohio. Is Iunie. =
Dintre tOate cercrile facute la
oficiul guvernorallui pentru usu-
rarea pcdepsei lui Benigno, nici
una nu prezinta motive pc baza
carora guvernorul ar putea schim
ba sau macar amana pedeapsa. De
aceea Sc crede cd guvernorul nu
va intervcni de loo.
Bcningno va muri la nOaptc.
dupa orclc T.. FL este al treilea
individ ce va ii exccutat pentrll
uciderca banchcrilor Sly 81 Fan
ner. Gel ucisi. inaintea lui pc scau,
nul electric sunt Frank Motto 81
Sam Purpera, tovmsii lui de
crima.
Louis komer, al patralea tova-
|ras al l,li, a fost condamnat la
munca silnica pc viata. Aceasta
mai multi din cauza ca la jude
cata el marturisise fapta fara
nici un ocol. Alti dol compiled
Dominic Leonardo 81 Angelo
Amato, n 'au putut Fl prinsi 81 81
crede ca Ell sc afla acum in Italia
Stand in celula NORTH All d;
mincata, Benigno Msase totul ii
yoia soartei.
''Acum II am ce mai zice" spu
nea ell. 'Avocatul meu a facut to-
ce la stat in putinta ca sd m;
scape de la moarte, insa tOtu
pare ii fost aranjat de ma
inainte, 81 cred ca va trebui $;
ma DUE
Benigno fost inculpat III mar
|parte pc baza declaration facut
de Purpera, carui execute S !
amanat de doua orr, probabil ca S
sc poata obtine cat de multe mar
turisiri de la ell.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-13
DELA CONVENTIA FEDERATED
MUNCITORESTI

la un rezultat care va Fl opinia
maselor muncitoare. In uniunlle
noastre de meserii, in corpurlie
noastre centrale din fiecare oras,
in federatiile noastre din stat 81 in
uniunile noastre rationale 81 inter
rationale, tot ce cerem della pa
troni este sa stea Gu moi imprejurul
unei mese-nu intr'o miScare pusa
Ia cale de eli. in care Ell domlneaza
81 corpurile 81 sufletele-lntr o con
ferinta in care. eli ca stapani 81 nol
ca reprezentanti al celor ce mum
ccsc. sd discutam, sd apretulm 81
sa determinam, eel putin pc 0 GA
recare perioada de timp, 0 involre
care sa guverneze chestiile ce atlns
amandoi factorii din industrle, ne
uitand nici drepturile patronllor 81
ale comertului, dar avand in We
dere 81 rasplatirea muncei ONE
nesti. Voim conferinte.
"Nu poate exista un sentiment
de incredere intre stapani 81 mum
citori alta timp cat fabricantl $
lucratorii nu stau pc acelas plclo1
de egalitate cand vorba de putert
81 respOnsabilitate.'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-13
BULGARIA REFUzA N0rA
ALIATILOR.

Sofia. 13 Iunie. Guvernui
'Bulgariei raspuns la nota conf
siunei de despagubire care cere ca
finantele Bulgariei sa tie contro
late de 0 comisiune interallata
pana ce Bulgaria nu Sc va achlta
de despa gubirile datorite allatl-
lor. Respunsul guvernului este
rcdactat in tcrmini foarte pol'ti-
cosi dar este 0 refnzare a condi-
tiilor pc carl comisia voia sd le
impuna Bulgarici. Nota mai arata
81 situatia interna Bulgariel
care, - daca Sc va inslsta asuprs
cereri. - ameninta Gu turburari
Nota cere un moratoriu de tre
: ami.
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ResDunSu| hi PoinCaTe Ia nOta
Eng|ezi|or
POINCARE CREDE CA POAIE SA PHI
MEASCA CONDITIILE ALIATILOR

iuste. ce guvernul sovietelOr MI e.
ste in stare sal asigure, afara de
uncle cazuri foarte rari. Astfel de
recompense, oferite intre impreju-
rari de acest fel--sunt iluzOrii pen
tru partile interesate 81 ruinatoare
pentru Russia.
De aceea, ca s;l Sc evite lntelege-
rea pc baza ce ar trebui impusa,
trebuie sd Sc faca restituirea ca re-
guIa, lar despagubires sd fie numai
exceptiune. Planul propus de me-
morandul france2 este singlrul ca
re garanteaza 81 interesele proprie-
tarilor 81 ale R,lsiei. Daca acest
plan Sc va prezenta rusllor Gle ca
tre toti aliatii, in mod unanim, ru-
sii il vor accepta.
Daca Sc va tinea conferlnta DIN
Haga, guvernul francez ar vrea ca
sd studieze numai mijloacele prac-
tice de a deslega problema ce sc
prezinta, problemele proprietate
private 81 creditelor, 81 sd Sc ex
cluda orice problema economical.
In privinta datoriilor de dinain
te de razboiu ale Rusiei, guvern,l
francez insista ca ele sa fie recu
noscute 81 sd Sc sdea tinatorilor d'
titluri de renta garantii absolute
din partea soviet4lor.
! Tar in +e privr,te crcdltul, att
/ 1udihea franccza este 81 acum ace'
!. 90 y fss. eyasr;es4.s in memoranda
guvernului cdtre pnterlle allate
TRIMS in | Iunie.
Creditele vor Fl furniZate Rusle
numai in cazuh cand sOvietele vo
oferi conditii carl vor ii multaml
toare pentru acei carl le vor a
cOrda.
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PARIS. 13 Iunie. = Premierul
Poincare a TRIMS un respuns la
ultima nota a englezilor-ce fost
drept respuns la nota lui Poincare
din / Iunie-in care spune ca po-
sitia lui este aceeasi care fost in
nota din l Iunie 81 pu cedeaza nj
mic in ce priveste conferinta della
Haga.
/. I'll insista ca RUSH pot Fl fortati
sd accepte conditiile aliatilor i'll
cazul cand acestia vor lua I'm front
unitar contra lor. Respunsul lui
Poincare nu este redactat in obicl-
nuitul still diplomatic, ci este lipsit
de orice decor stilar 81 exprima ca
tegoric ceea ce premierul are Gle
zis. Sc fac aluzii sarcastice la con-
ferinta din Genoa 81 la conferinta
nereusita banchierilor.
Nota hui Poincare regreta inter
pretarea gresita guvernului An
gliei ca adunarea prelfminara din
Is Iunie n ar Fl decat adunare
care sa stabileasca regulele de des
batere.
"Guvernul francez, intocmai cs
eel englez, insista pentruca desba
terile della Haga sd Sc faca con
form principiilor depuse La confe
rinta din Cannes deoarece docu
mentele, Introduce in mod succesl'
de delegatii sovietelor la Genoa
deseonsideran. III mod conseeyrnt
accstc principii asupra carora gu
vernul francez insista ell energie.
In ce priveste proprietatea PR
vata, guvernul francez recunoast
.dreptul de rechizitionare, de car
"a 81 facut uz, dar acest drept III
voalva 81 principiul despagubire
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-13

CINCINNATI, Ohio, II lunle.
American Fedora
ton of Labour STA deschis aicl
patruzeci 81 doua conventie anuala
a sa. la care timp de doua sapta-
mani sc vor discuta chestlunl prl-
yitoare la industrie 81 la leglfera-
rea muncei.
Sedinta, compusa din reprezen-
tantii a trei milioane 81 doua suite
de mil de lp,lneitori, fost deschlsa
de presedintele Samuel Gompers.
Temperamentul conyentiei s'a
pntut prezice in urma raportului
inaintat de- comitetul executiv, ca
re zice ca parlamentul american
este inefficient 81 tribunalele reac-
tionare.
Raportul arata ca federatla a
pierdut intr 'un an 100000 de mem
bri 81 mare parte din fondurile
adunate in timpul razboiulul. Sc
asteapta ca Marti 81 Miercuri sa sc
critce aspru decisiunea Coronado.
In yorbirea sa. d. Gompers Il
cea intre altele:
s.Ne.am adunat aici sa ajungen
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imbracatc la fel, in niste pantaloni
largi Gu desemnuri geometrice. Ea
81 prins patru cuvinte din lmba
Tor, desprc care spunc ca este ar
monioasa: Metiche-domn; Me-
dache-doamna; Metaaganiche:
domnisoara 81 kin't'che insemnea-
"a: patru.
Ea spune ca vazut fantani pc
acoperisurile caselor. D-soara
Smith mai vazut 81 un leagan ca
re avea deasupra lui un niger Gu
aripi.
Frumoaa&. ima0inatinne.
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"Ne-am adunat alcl sd aJunge
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-13
Lucrarile parlai1len-
tului
Sc ATU II.

Senatorii republican, planuesc
o conferinta pentru deciderea ac-
tiunei &C trebue luata in chestld
Gu bonusul soldatilor.
Membrii comitctului agricol sc
asteapta ca examinarile propune-
rilor Gu privire la fabricile dc
n;trat sd fie terminate in timp de
Q saptamana.
Sc desbate Gu aprlndere asuprd
prOiectului ce -icere Scauerea Id
export a taxelor vamale pentru
Instrumental dantistiteriei.
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Comitetul agricol Sc declara i'll
favoarea amendamentului la le-
gea importului 81 eNportului.
Presedintele Harding roaga pc
deputatii republican, sa grabea-
sea actiunea Gu privire la votarea
legei pentru subventia vapoarelor
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-13

Am volt sa dam aceste lamurr dintru inceput In CO.
respondenele vitoare vom arata cetoror narulu Anne
ric pas de pas face in tara penru bnee lnantarea
e M ntereseaxa cine Ia guvern 81 cine IN opozJe ne
ia face pentu buna starea poporuu della
safe 81 orase? 81 bne mai ales acese lucf - tie Gu
MESQUITE
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-14
FAIL To UNCOVER
SUICIDE SECRET

Employees Of the coroner's office,
after hours of effort today, had not
been successful in piecing together the
scraps Of pink letter paper found on
the dressing table in the room where
Edward Carson, %. of 2449 N. New
Jersey St., shot and killed himself yes
terday. The letter is believed to hold
the death secret which the coroner
ard police believe prompted the sui
eide.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A Carson.
parents of Edward, both testified be-
fore the coroner. They said they be-
lieved their son had accidentally shot
himself while examining a new re-
volver. They also told the coroner
that the pink letter was not from
woman but from man. a friend of
their son, who was working on a rail
road at Bicknell.
Scraps of pink paper matched to-
gether indicated that the letter was
probably written by f. H. Mahoney,
care of general delivery. Bicknen, Ind.
It was addressed TO Dear Edward "
The name Dyer" appeared a number
of times on the scraps of pink paper.
Carson had a chum named Dyer. who
is said to be employed by a railroad
in this city.
Carson was shot with a 38-caliber
bullet fired from a new high-powered,
lOng-barrel revolver. The bullet pene-
trated his right temple and passed
through his head and entered the wall
OF the bedroom.
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SHANK STRIKES
At SMOKE EVIL

Pending passage Of n new smoke
regulation ordinance Mayor Shank to-
day instructed City Smoke Inspector
Fred S. Beck to prosecute persons who
operate plants which emit smoke Of
fensively under present ordinances.
Beck has been conducting an educa-
tionaI campaign since the first of the
year and has made no arrests,
Two ordinances now cover smoke
inspection. One, passed in 1917 when
the building code was revised, de-
clares emission of dense black or
gray smoke" to be a nuisance rad en-
powers the building inspector 70 go to
court to abate 1t under the State nuis-
ance law.
Another ordinance, passed in 1918,
provides that there shall be in this city
building department "a chief inspec-
tor of the division Of boilers and
smoke, with not less than one. nor
more than three, assistant inspectors, >
but says nothing about his duties.
The mayor instructed Book to pro
ceed under the first ordinance.
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splitter who uses the sidewalks, street
cars and public buildings as rescep-
tacles."
And the girls themselves don't like
them.
Extremely long skirts are not as
popular as short skirts and never will
be, buyers Of downtown stores said.
they expressed the opinion, however,
that American women. to be IN
fashion, eventually Will be forced to
adopt them.
The stores have gathered the
opinions OF twenty five designers on
the proper length of skirts, For
sports or street wear they should be
from eight and seven.tenths inches to
ten inches from the ground. For
afternoon wear they should be from
six and six-tenths inches to eight
and six-tenths inches and for evening
wear. from three and half inches to
five and nineteenth inches.
Some advocates Of safety first say
they are for the long skirt. The num-
her of accidents to male pedestrians
has decreased.
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Workers Hope to Obtain One
Third of Quota in Today'S
Opening.
THERMOMETERS ERECTED
Eli Lilly and Company Donates
$11,6oo to Pre-Campaign
Fund-$643, ,584 Goal.
BULLETIN
BULLETIN
A total of $191, ,437.36 has been
collected for the Community
Chest, it was reported today.

With 100000 pledged in advance
of the opening of the campaign. the
Community Chest drive opened to-
day. The goal has been set at a
minimum of S643.5S4 and before the
end of the campaign Nov. 20. every
citizen of indianapolis Will be given
a chance to contribute to the fund
from which thirty-six charitable anc
welfare organizations derive their
support.
Seventyflve subscriptions were OBJ
tanned by the initial gift committee
Of which Albert NJ. Rosenthal is
chairman. Mr.. Rosenthal reportea
the gifts We're larger than those given
by the same subscribers last year.
Eleven gifts We're from donors who
never before have contributed TO the
community chest.
The largest individual contribution
OF the pre- campaign was $1l 500 given
by Eli Lilly & Co. and stockholders.
indianapolis has been divided into
five districts for the drive and each
district has been placed in charge of
an organization which will cover the
territory thoroughly.
The series OF noon meetings which
Will be conducted throughout the week
began today with meetings a. f. c
Atkins & Co. Ell Lilly & Co. Singer
Sewing Machine Company and the Ma
tlonal Malleable Iron Works.
Two thermometers. one which has
been erected on the Hotel Lincoln and
another at Community CHEST head
quarters, will record the totals each
day. The workers hope to obtain
oEe-third of the total amount needed
today.
kilograms from the Community
Chest organizations in Minneapolis.
Louisville and Toledo were received
last night extending best wishes for
the success of the campaign.
During this campaign I am clas-
styling citizens in just two ways" Mr..
Rosenth9l said. If they are too poor
TO make any contribution to the chest
then they are poor enough, 1 believe.
to need service and relief from the
chest agencies"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-14
City Hall Shake-Up Shoes Councilman Is Being
Helped i'm Newspaper Contest by Policemen

FTNHE referen OF Mayor Shank when he asked
for the resi- gnation of Edward @. Sourbier as a
member Of the board Of public safety to the fact
that Sourber had objected to the participation o.
city employees in local newspaper subscription contests
served to call attention today the in which
the city govern ment is being used for this purpose
Perhaps the most active city official along this
line is Councim Otto Ray who Is using at least
city office according letters he has sent out
clearing no for newspaper circulation
test subscriptions
Ray has mali ed a letter city 1remen and police
man. the sta tonery of the city council in which
he tells Of rditions of contest. a post
script he says
Return sub scriptions and money to Joseph
Hogue, city troller. City Hall. If you wish ad-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-14
MISSES MINE PAYROLL
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
MARION, ILL.,, Nov. 14.-Careless-
ness and fear OF apprehension cost
payroll bandits loss Of between $780,
600 and $4,000 here today.
Just as mail bags vera being
thrown from an Illinois Central train.
a lone bandit ran from behind the
train, seized one bag and fed to a
waiting automobile.
Investigation showed the robbers
missed a bag containing payroll
said to have been for the Bush mine
near Gainesville.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-14
RATS AND MATHEWS TO
PLEAD FOR FREIGHT CARS

Oscar Rats. member of the public
service commission, and David
Mathews. chief engineer of the com.
mission. left today for Washington,
where they will attend a hearing.
Nov. 10. by the interstate commerce
commission. The purpose of the hear
ing will be to discuss the consolidation
of all railroads into two major sys-
tens.
While in Washington the commits
sioners will confer with Federal Off
cials in an endeavor to find some way
to alleviate the shortage of freight
cars in Indiana.
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By United Press

By United Press
PARIS, Nov. 14.-Fresh demands
were made by the Angora govern
ment of Mustapna Kemal today as
French and British diplomats sought
to agree upon a united front at the
Lauzanne peace conference, now def
nitely set for Nov. 20.
Turk ENJOYS at Lauzanne declared
they would abandon the parley en-
tirely if the allies formulated terms
and tried to force these upon Turkey.
Great Britain and France are still
at odds.
Near East relief dispatches told Of
an order from Angora, commanding
Christians in Anatolia to vacate with
in thirty days.
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ditional contest ants receipt books, they will be
furnished you by Mr. Hogue myself"
Mayor Shank said he had objection to city
poyes obtaining subscriptions during hours when they
not employed by the city. 1t was pointed out
that employees OF the controllers office seldom
the City Hall utside of working hour2
That members of the police department have been
working in beh alf of Councilman Ray been re-
veaed In cases 1t is reported, they have been
paired off into and assigned by superior
fcers to work for the benefit of the councilman.
Ray in his etter which has been sent to city
employees well others. says:
BE assured that win appreciate your assistance
in helping me- nd IL in the future do anything
return this favor don't hesitate to call upon me-
city.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-14
EXTENSION OF SAFETY
ZONES ORDERED BY BOARD

Safety zones were established today
on the order of the board Of public
safety fn E. Washington ST.. from
East st. to the Belt Railroad tracks.
This is the first time. it Is said, safety
zones have been extended so far into
residential sections of the city.
The board accepted the resignation
Of Elmer L. Camden as a patrolmen
and reduced Homer I. Daley, traffic
policeman, to the rank of patrolman,
at his own request.
George L. Brown was appointed
member. OF the police force.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-14
R0WLBY SUCCEEDS BLACK
AS PARK THEATER HEAD

Fred r. BonifieId today announced
that he had assumed complete con-
troll of the Shubert Park Theater and
that he had placed Walter B. Bowlby
as manager. Mr.. Bonif1eld stated that
Glenn Black, who has had charge of
the house for several seasons, Is no
longer connected with the theater.
Mr.. Bonifeld and Mr.. Bowlby viii
leave tonight for New York TO book le-
gitimate attractions at the Park for
the remainder of the season.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-14
CUMMIMS TO DISCUSS
LAW AT WHITE HOUSE

BN United Press
WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.-Railroad
legislation amending the Esch-C Cum
Minis law planned for enactment at
the special session of Congress viii
be considered at conference this week
between President Harding and Sena.
tor Cummins, chairman of the Senate
Interstate Commerce Committee, 1t
was announced today by the Senator
after a call at the White House.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-14
DRIVER OF TRUCK HELD
AFTER RUNNING DOWN MAN

Charles Beaver, 2513 Columbia Ave,
was struck by an automobile driven
by J. r. Button. 908 Fletcher Ave,
last night, at Alabama and Pearl SITS.
Beaver was slightly injured. but re-
fused to go to the hospital. Button
was arrested on charges of assault
and battery and driving on the left
side of the street.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-14
ANOTHER TREMOR
IN AREA Of QUAKE
Sun Spots
By United Ge+os

By United Nesos
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. A.
Sun spots are barometers by which
earthquakes and unusual ocean
disturbances can be foretold, ac-
cording to Professor Albert J.
Porta. engineer and scientist. OF
San Francisco. who predicted sew
eral weeks ago In a published an
nouncement that South America
would be shaken by earthquakes
near the coast from Nov. II to
Nov. IS.
Professor Portals prediction at
tracted scant notice at the time.
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with these long. trailing 'hings
women have to pay more attention 10
lifting their skirts than to getting on
the car"
They are insanitary, too.
II think the American women is
sensible in not accepting long skirts" 4"
Dr. Herman g. Morgan, secretary Of
the city board OF health. said.
THE old style long skirt, which
swept the sidewalk and floor was an
insanitary garment and will remain
as long as we have the careless
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Long skirts are unpopular. IT. ey
the unpopular In Indianapolis. They
are SO unpopular all over the country
that a national organization to Z sGl-
bat them Is threatened.
Besides. long skirts are unsafe.
Take it from Jim Tretton. superinten-
dent of the Indianapolis Street Rail
way Company.
Three times as many women are
injured or fall I'm boarding street
cars in these days OF long skirts as
there were when most of the skirts
were short" Tretton said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-14
HEARING DATE SET

Hearing on a petition Of the North
ern Indiana Power Company seeking
authority to issue securities amount
ing to $6.92S,500 and to assume a
bonded Indebtedness of 81, ,564 900 will
be held before the public service com
Saturday.
The petitioning organization was
formed by the merger of seven north
n,~, Indiana utility companies