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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-16
Ideal Weather

To have teeth extracted it is neither warm
too cold.
But the best idea is to have them extracted absolutely
without pain by the method of conductive aneshesic
at Dr. Meagher's Dent al Parlors Miles Granite block
Barre Vermont
Deputy Chief of Police Harry Gamble Barre rs teeth
Mr.. Jerry Murphy, Granitevile teeth
Mr.. Bullock, Calais, all upper and lower teeth
Mr.. Vermette, Washington, teeth.
Harry McGovern, West Berlin, teeth.
Mr. Manning Rochester, teeth.
Mr. J. Bison, Orange, 10 teeth.
Mr. Michael ONeal, Montpelier.
Mrs. Mary Page Berlin, teeth.
Mr. Fred Dubie Webstervlle, 16 teeth.
NJ p. Sullivan Granitevile 5 teeth.
Mr. Robert Troup, Barre, 8 teeth.
Mr. Dickey, West Berlin, teeth
Mr.. Harvey Woodland, Barre Ia teeth.
Mrs Goodine Sc Prospect street, Montpelier % teeth
George w Porter, Marshfeld, III teeth.
Earl j. Bartlett, Plainfed, 10 teeth
Oliver Littewood, Webstervle, 16 teeth.
Mrs st. John, Brookfed, % teeth
Miss Ida Gray, East Calais, 8 teeth
Geo. Duncan Worcester, % teeth.
Mrs. Flora Whtcomb, Marshfeld teeth
Mr.. f. A. Morse, Calais, 10 teeth.
Mr.. f E. Wheeler Woodbury., Is teeth.
DR.. M. A. Meaqher
Miles Granite Block Barre, VT. Tel 622-W
Open Daily 95 Evenings 1890 Sunday by Appointment
Professional Nurse Is An Attendant
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-16
MISCELLANEOUS

no FFNT-Vacaara clcant-T. NJ Elrrirlr
Store. a Eam street ztstf
DANCING SONS-rrisats .1sill1lticr
~ zfrcinfr1srt. car 81 ~ Ezin sfrrst
'rho-s iss-Ns Nsrie Q1i1.sa -ss-t
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-16
MAR. IL, 1922,
at 1850 o'clock in the afternoon,

the following described personal proper
ty; kitchen range, sitting room stove,
oil stove and heatr, dining set including
six chairs, table and sideboard. couch.
chairs. stands, bed room set. feather
bed. mattresses, springs, two beds, bn-
reaus. bedding. sewing machine, writ
ing desk, phonograph and records, Ii
brary table. marble top center table,
rockers, lamps. carpets, easel. Eve pic
lures. parior organ, odd curtains. dish
e.. jars, kettles, set platform scales,
wash stand and tubs, lawn mower. box
tools, pipe and couplings. 2 fur robes.
wheeIbarrow. buggy wagon, sleigh. two
driving harnesses. work harness, sleigh
and wagon. rakes. scythes. forks.
chains, bars, etc. also quantity OF
hay !.
Terms al time Of sale. Sale VIII BE-
gin promptly al lsS0 p m. Friday.
March ~, le22
2. c. BANCROFT. Administrators.
D. A. PERRY. Auctionssr.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-16

Rutland is preparing to make the fair
ground in that city camping place
for tourists this summer and a care
taker will be employed TO look after
the comfort of the campers. Three
open cement fireplaces are to be built
and supply of good water will be
piped to the spot chosen.
The coupe owned by DIR. II. u.
Pierce of Swanton on Monday coasted
into the fiume at the Barney marble
mill and went out Of sight in 20 feet
Of water, The doctor, who had been
driving the machine, left it on the
street and the brakes did not hold.
A rowboat and graphing irons were
used in bringing the car onto land.
Fire totally destroyed what is known
as the old Marvin place in Fairfax on
Monday. 1t was owned and occupied
by c. Patterson and family, who bare
ly escaped and who saved practically
nothing. 1t Is said that defective
chimney caused the fire. A hired man
discovered the blaze. The livestock
was saved with the exception of a
horse. The loss is partially covered
by insurance.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-27
c Constantine Abdicates; Greeks Join Turks
Wouldn
Copan Farmer Denied He
Had Buried Gold; Was
Burned and Beaten

BARTLESVILLE. - Application OF
Z candle blaze on the feet OF Lou
Beard. farmer residing a mile north
Of Copan, Oklahoma. until he scream
ed with pain was one Of the methods
used by three robbers to make Beard
toll where he had held his gold af'-r
the bandits had entered his home early
Wednesday morning and obtained only
;2S which he had on his person.
Two men giving the names OF TheO.
dore Decker ana Harry Powell. We're
arrested at Copan this morning in con
nection with the crime ard the local
authorities are looking for the third
man.
Beard is alleged TO be miser and
It has been the rumor for many years
that he had secret cache Of goll
hidden on his farm, authorities say.
Beard and John Harper, an aged help
er around the place were badly beaten
by the three men.
After denying that he had any gold
hidden about the place, Beard was
taken down in the cellar and here the
men applied a candle flame to his bare
feet, ne told the authorities. He re-
peatedly denied having any gold hid
den away, SO the men took him up
stairs and beat him severely.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-27
Parade Features c.. A.R.
Meeting at Des Moines Today

DEs MONIES. After today's great
annual parade. veterans OF the Grand
army OF the republic. who are holding
their seth annual encampmcnt here.
planned 10 take advantage Of an after.
noon with no scheduled activities to res,
from the weariness Of the march. and
OF the Two preceding days.
All the veterans expected TO be ready
to participate In the annual camp fire.
10 be held tonight. Past commanders
and present officers OF the q. A. II.
state officials and othets will address
the convention. General Lewis $. Pilch.
or OF Brooklyn. commander OF the
Garnd Army. will addrrs his com.
mand at tonights meeting. lie will
be followed by Harold MacNlder. ma
tlonal commander Of the American le.
Eion.
rhe women's relief corps which open.
ed It's activities today will be addressed
By Mrs. Agnes H. Parkei OF Boston. ma
tionai president. following which flag
presentations and memorial services
were held
Ladies " the grand army will open
their business session at o'clock with
Airs. Anna AZ. Kitchener Of Philadelphia
The Sons Of Veterans are 10 start Their
sncampmsnt business today. The sons
Of veterans auxiliary also went into
bsalnsss session today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-27
FIFTY THOUSAND
WITHOUT LEADER
IN GEORGIA NOW
Body of Tom Watson to Be
Buried at Old Home;
Governor May Name
His Successor

ATLANTA, Go. - in the hills and
valleys OF Georgia, where men follow
the furrow TO earn their daily bread
an estimated fifty thousand followers
OF United States senator. who died ses.
terday in Washington, today are leader.
less offering TO some man who can
win their faith and admiration an ap.
portunity TO become a dominating pow.
er in state politics.
Tomorrow afternoon. In the little vii.
lage OF Thompson. the last rites will
De said.
Right or wrong these tom Wat.
son men" have followed their leader
at all times during the past three de-.
cades, according TO election returns.
Observers are almost unanimous In
their opinion that Waison's influence
over his followers VIII live long after
his body has entered the grave. tie
ruled them as a monarch in SOY.
e'eign state ot republican govern.
ment. With his death there is no
outstanding follower to assume the
leadership according to Observers who
express the belief candidate VIII be
selected by few Watson mcq and an
effort made to secure the united sun.
port OF tho others, Under the Georgia
law. Governor Thomas ". llardwick
may appoint temporary successor DO
the junior senate to serve uutil the
general election, November
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-27
ABRAMS WON'T
MAKE TEST Of
POULIN BLOOD
If Called by Court and With
Consent of All Parties He
Will Act; Otherwise.
Nothing Doing

CHICAGO Dr. Albert Abram5,
California specialist has refused to
make private blood test to determine
whether John Tiernan. Notre Dame
law professor is the father Of his wife's
baby boy. who. Mrs. Tiernan says, Is
tho child OF Harry Poulin, haberdasher
OF South Bend. Ind.
pr. Abrams refusal 10 make the
test became known today. following
a conference with the Tiernans, who
came TO Chicago last night at the close
OF the hearings on the paternity case
al South Bend
DR.. .. NJ. Morris at whose home DR.
Abrams Is staying, was authority for
the statement OF DR.. Abrams refusal
to tSke part privately in the case
Or. Abrams said he would make q
test only in connection with court pro
cedure and then with both Tlernan
and Poulin submitting to the test.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-27
JOHNSON CASE
MAY NOT BE SET
THIS session
Alleged Slayer of Rippetoe
Called to Trial After He
Changed Plea to Not
Guilty
LOGSDON WARNS THAT
TERN CEASES FRIDAY
Probable Several Cases Will
Be Continued Until Next
Term Of Court

Occar Van Noy, charged
with having driven a. speed
ing car into a party of four
persons and mortally injuring
two on the night of October
IA, 1921, was found guilty
by jury in district court
late this afternoon and sem
fenced to life imprisonment.
Attorneys for the defense
announced they would appeal
the case.
In the accident Misses Jo.
'ephine and Lola Wilson re-
ceived injuries from which
they died at a local sanitari.
um the following day, and
their father, S. c. Wilson,
and sister, Ruby Wilson, were
seriously injured. MIR. Wilson
is still crippled from the in.
Juries
The verdict was rendered at
$3.50 o'clock this afternoon.
ihe case went to the jury late
last night.
Bowman Changes Plea
county Attorney Hodge announced
that the case of Willie Bowman. charged
with killing Hector Rippetoe near this
cl'y Few months ago, would be the
iirst case called Wednesday, and when
the defendant was brought Into court
and was asked by Judge Logsdon IL ne
wished to withdraw plea of guilty he
entered on the morning OF September
49, defendansIreplied that he wished 10
90 so and ehnsra plea OF not guilty al
this time. 4. :,
The CLERK as then Instructed by the
court 10 call jury to try the case. Bow.
man Is represented by Attorney Bob
Farmer Of Pauls Valley. The court nm.
nounced that the next case to be called
atter the one on trial was disposed OF
would be that OF the state VS. Fred
Ford charged with assault to XIII upon
the person OF r. +. McCrory several
months ago.
Doctor Tcstiiies.
The first witness called i'm The Pow.
man murder case was DR.. Lane.
who testified 10 being at the tent OF
idppito on the night he was shot, de.
scribed the wounds and told the Jury
CONTINUED on Page Three
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-27
BANDITS KILLED
BY POSSE after
BANK IS ROBBED
Three Dead; Two Wounded is
Toll When Fight Ensued;
Bank Teller Used as
a Shield.

EUREKA SPRINGS. Ark Three
and two others shot this noon in a
running battle with citizens after the
five men had robbed the First Nation
al bank OF this place of $4,000 in
money and bonds were recovered.
All members OF the bandit gang were
either killed or captured.
e. G. Smith. cashier OF the bank,
sounded the alarm by stepping on n
section OF the bank floor which was
connected with the burglar alarm.
Alaramed citizens met the bandits with
gunfire as they emerged from the
bank with their loot, carrying before
them the bank teller as a shield. The
bandits returned the fire.
Ernest Jordan. Jeweler. whose store
adjons the bank received powder
burns from the bandits pistol.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-27
Robbery Might
Haze Been the
Motiue in Case

NEW BRUNSWICK, n. J. --Au-
thorities investigating the staying
yo weeks ago of the Rev. Wheeler
iisll, rector Of the Episcopal church
Of St. John the Evangelist, and his
choir leader. Mrs. Eleanor Mills.
sought today to run down rumors
Shat the rector may have been
carrying securities valued in ex'
cess OF $4,000 when he was shot.
Until this report became current
investigators had given little cre-
dence TO reports tina. the double
killing might have been the work
OF robbers or u blackmail gang.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-27
KEMALISTS ASK
RESIGNATION Of
ENTIRE Cabinet
King Signs Away Rights
to Prevent Civil War in
His Country, He Says;
Rebels Advance.
MARTIAL LAW HELD
AT CAPE SUNiON
Radio Message Prevent War
Between British and Turks
in Neutral District.

LONDON - Confirmation OF King
Constantine's addiction has been re.
ceived by the British foreign office, It
was announced this evening.
Mustapha Renal Pasha. replying to
General Harriman's note evades the
question of withdrawal Of Turkish
troops as demanded, says Reuters dis.
patch from Constantinople. but de.
clares that Kemal has no knowledge
Of a neutral zone. He complains OF
the action of the British in destroying
buildings and roads and concludes by
saying he concurs with the allies in
the desire to avoid incidents.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-27
ROTARIANS TO FURNISH
SALVATION ARMY ROOM

In the absence OF I'D Gait. pteslasnt.
and Earl Brown. secretary. Gaylord
Nelson presided at the MONDAY meeting
OF the Rotary club at Hotel Ardmore,
wednesday. when IL was voted TO fur.
nlsh a room at the new Salvation Army
home
Miss Mary wylie. supervisor. Of muslo
at Afdmorc schools. entertained the
club with two very lovely songs. she
was accompanied b. Airs. William Run
ger
John Easley was present and called
The attention Of the club to the oood
Roads meeting next Wednesday ana
ursed the members Of the club to be- on
hand TO extend the welcome of the city
to the delegates.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-27
Fulton Resigns
JOB With State;
to Practice Law

OKLAHOMA CITY.-Elmer l.. Fupl
ton assistant attorney general. pre-.
sen'ed his resignation TO Attorney Gen.
rral George F. Short Wednesday 10 take
effect at the end OF the month. Fulton
said he resigned TO enter a law partner.
ship In Oklahoma City. Fulton held OF.
nee as assistant attorney general is
months. lie has practlsed law IS years.
He served one term In United States
congress and was a member OF the state
legislature from the old oklahornn cily
district Immediately after statehood.
Attorney General Short said a sue.
cessor would be appointed soon end tina,
several applications for the position had
been received
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-27
GOVERNMENT SELLS
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT

WASHINGTON - The war depart.
ment announced today the sale OF
,S,sO4 European type railway cars to
Ne republic OF Poland for the sum OF
.sO2 $50. Of which si.7oo,elO will be
phid In cash and the remainder in six
years, five per cent notes Of the Pol
ish republic. The Polish government
the statement said. is arranging to com.
plete the shipment Of the cars to Po.
land In about 10 months.
The cars are stored In yards at
Norfolk and New York and bscaust
OF differences in type and gauge are
not available for use on American
nilways having been built here dur
M the year for the use Of the Amsrs'
on ARMY IN France.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-27

that two methods are feasible. one a
sulslrrigation process and the uher
a surface system. either OF which are
practical
While In Afdmors Mf. Harris will be
In consultation with Fred Chapman and
other large land owners who have p~.
come interested in the proposition and
will visit every section OF the county
where the subject has been mentioned
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-27
Congress Had a
Lot of Material
To Ponder Over

WASHINGTON - More than i5.ooC
tiils-ia.5ii by actual count Of an
sorts and descriptions were introdur.
cd In the house since the SINty.scN,nth
congress went to work In April 1871
Clerks checking up today found that
OF this number i.05i were passed
In the sixty Sixth congress. i6.lea
bills were presented and ga uf these
became laws Anybody can throw a
bill into the hopper" said veteran
legislator. but II takes wise man 10
put il through the mail"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-27
PROTEST filed
AGAINST TEXAS
Demo. NOMINEE
Republicans Assert Mayfield's
Name Should be Stricken;
Peddy Is Upheld in
Writ

q AUSTIN. Texas Formal protest
against the certfication OF the name
OF Earle B. Mayfleld as democratic can
dIdate for senator. ON the ground that
thep rimary elections at which May
field was elected were not held in ac
cordAncc with state laws was filed
with the secretary ot state today by Il.
u. Creagcr, republican state chairman.
The protest also upheld the legality
Of the nomination Of George Poddy as
republican nominee.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-27
CITY RESTRAINED
FROM COLLECTING
EXCESS TAXATION
Judge Logsdon Upholds
Contention of Property
Owners in Northwest
Section Of City.
MEETING TONIGHT
ON OTHER PROJECTS
Cost Of Paving More Than the
Engineers Estimates,
Citizens Charge.

Thursday afternoon Judge B. c Logs.
don granted a temporary injunction to
prevent city officials from certifying
over to county treasurer delinquent as
sessments for payment on the twelfth
syenue, northwest, paving project, al
so to restrain county treasurer Fred
8 Haynie, from collecting such assess
ments until after the case was final
y passed upon by the court.
The petition filed by Tom Carter
IN behalf OF himself and other prop
crty owners, is returnable October 3,
ut which time final decision will be
rendered by the court.
The petition sets forth the allega-
tioH that tho contract was awarded
for s45,246.42 or 5000 less than the
engineers preliminary estimate. the
final estimate rendered upon which
contractors base their claim against
the property amounts to s47,011.2S, or
N,764.Sl in excess of the original con-
tract bid.
Other Projects Involved.
City Manager Dyer stated Wednes-
day morning contract was Identical.
ly the same as contracts covering work
on West Broadway and f streets, north
west that the same question Is involv.
cd. and will have TO be settled in the
xame way.
Y The contracts It Is contended arc
/tased upon the unit plan OF bidding,
and will have to be liquidated for
actual work performed as determined
by the engineers final estimate re-
gor,less of whether the figures are
within the contract price or in excess
OF Il.
The city manager pointed to one in
stance where the contractors were
raid less than the contract price called
for simply because the work estimat.
cd by thee ounty engineer was not re-
ed by the county engineer covered paw.
ing on Seventh avenue. northwest.
Meeting Tonight.
Some time ago property owners or
West Broadway and E streets, met
with the contractors and city commits
sloners at which time II was decided
TO rest the question upon law, both
parties were given time TO prepare
their cases for final settlement. and
a meeting will be held at the city hall
tonight TO discuss them after covering
West Broadway and Z streets.
Mr.. Dyer explained that under terms
OF the contract he was OF the opinion
that the contractors were right In
their contention for pay according to
tho engineers final estimate, he said
that IL the plan worked, and was nc
oepted on the Seventh avenue ioh
he could see no reason why the rule
yorld not work both ways.
Tonight Il Is expected that s)me
agreement VIII be reached between The
contractors and property owners. how
spyer. the latter have announced that
vShey intend TO fight to finish u any
rttempt IL made TO collect ia excess
OF the original contract bid.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-27
Dry Officers Took
Bribe tOPrOtect
Shipment, Charge

SAN FRANCISCO - Harry Meyers
ana waldo w. Curtis. federal prohibl'
ton agents were charged last nisht
with extortlon In connection with an
alleged liquor bribery plot in COM
plants filed before United States Com
missioner Thomas +. Hayden. by j..
c. oftodel. chief OF the special intel
llgence unit Of the u. s. revenue ser
vice,
The agents are charged with accept,
ing a bribe OF $4,000 from Sonema
county vlneyardsists for permission TO
remove large quantity OF wine from
Santa Rosa to San Francisco. Ball
Was fsed at 5000 each. The men
have not been arrested.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-27
Fleet Goes Over.
Radio Curbes War.

CONSTANTtNOPLE - \ wirless
message rent to Charak when q e
rur'lsh nationallsts occupied Kun
kalcs and other points In the neu.
all zone was all that prevented an
oitbr',tS 81 hostilities between the
British and Turks. II is learned
- Yncl Shuttleworth. commanding
the British forces in Chanak. was a.
tout to open fire on the advancing
HcmalIst cavalry squadrons when he
received an urgent radio from Brlga.
dicr General Harrington In Constantln.
oplc instwc'iug him to suspend at
ilcl, until all peaceful measures were
exhausted,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-27
FINANCIAL AGREEMENT
WITH u. s. APPROVED

MEXICO CITY The joint CON
miticv appointed by tho senate to eX.
anime The financial agreement signed
iY Secretary dc la lluer,a ana tho
International Dangers IA New York.
had rc ortDd faNurahly and u a
lengthy resolution recommends action
by the upper house without rauflca.
tion.
The agreement is scheduled to come
before the senate today for discussion.
with the probability of its Immediate
adn.tlon
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-27
MAP OF IRRIGATION SYSTEM FOR
COUNTY PREPARED BY ENGINEERS
And PRESENTED TO COUNTY MEN

G. Z Harris Of Oklahoma City. mem.
her Of the engineering firm OF Towle
and Msrris Is IN the city having been
attracted here by proposed irrigation
proisets that are under discussion here.
AR. Hairis has PREPARED complete
maps OF this locality showing differ.
snt plans whereby irrssAtion cam bs &C.
cCmpllshsd.
He states that he has been informed
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-27
Pioneer Woman
Died Tuesday
Night at Home

Mrs. Elizabeth Lindsay. - years OF
age. died at the family residence 2Oe
II street northeast. at o'clock Tues.
day night and will be buried In Rose
Hin cemetery at $50 o'clock Thursday
afternoon. with the Rev. X. l.. David.
son officiating.
Deceased was born IN North Caro-.
lima but came to this section OF the
state IS years ago. She is survived by
her husband T.. T.. Lindsay. two sons
shelby and King. and one daughter
Mildred. and numerous other relatives.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-27
OIL FIELD WORKER TO
FACE BIGAMY CHARGE

ENID - Charges OF biramy will bc
filed againt Flavey W kinikin. OIL
field worker, In the justice ot peace
court Wednesday afternoon. according
TO a report from the office OF c. H.
Wilson. county attorney Wednesday
morning.
kinikln was arrested at Brlstow sun.
day by George Bellairs, deputy sheriff
on warrant charging alleged child
descrtion.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-27
SEDALh MAN To BECOME
BEVERAGE INSPECTOR IN NO.

81 LOUIS - Governor Hyde az.
nopnced today he would appoint ]. w.
Palmer. OF sodalla. a republican. as
state beverage Inspector. TO succeed
Thomas Speed Mosby. democratic in.
cumbent. The governor recently ask.
cd Mosby for his resignation but Mas.
hv dcfieI him. contcnding that his ten
ure of office runs until 1929.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-27
'CHOIIsN AND hill ptT
On SONG AND DANCE, Too

"Pln' Ayres and Charles Garrison
were nsar-headllnefs at the wssihelnsr
Dsube style show Tuesday night when
they dollsNi themselves up tn hammer.
tailed coats and slIk Ulcers and sang a
little song entitled "Mf Gallagher sud
Mr.. Sheen" taken from the roiliss Of
isss. Lots Of applause srsstsd them
before they mustered courage tor the
sneors
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-27
srH00L0 TEACHERS QUIT wHkN
PAY FAILS TO APPRAs

WEST FRANKFORT. IN. - Ina.
bility Of the pennins and Frankfort
townships to pay their salaries causr
I'd 81 elementary school teachers ID
abandon their classes. A. q result.
approximately 3.sec children were cent
home for an unexpected vacation 81
Undetermined duration. Not a ssA
face was noticeable among the hun.
6rsds Of children as they trottsd hsnA