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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-23
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friend or relative, and so easy to get and
pay for. Save only 10 coupons, then you can
get the set for only $6.o8. Note our offer of
4 coupons free, below.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-23

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-23
MINE WORKERS BURNED

LINTON, Ind, Nov. 23.-Burns I
which are probably fatal were suffered
by two drivers at mine No. 16 of the |
Vandalia Coal company when gas re- !
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-23
1 and 3 h. Sizes Are
Packed in Christmas
Boxes This Month
and Next

Battleship Coffee comes in
one, three, and four-pound
tin containers; all useful. I'm
til Christmas one and three
pound sizes are packed in an
attractive holly box; fine for
sending Christmas gifts.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-23

persons in Washington, regardless Of
party or faction, would shed many tears
over the defeat of Johnson nr France
in Maryland or Kellogg in Minnesota on
the Republican side; or Gerry, King and
Irammell among the Democrats.
What concerns party chieftains more
than anything else is the vote OF the
farmers Of the West and the Middle West.
Much will depend. it is thought, on the
results of the agricultural conference
which opened here today. Reports reach
ing Washington of extremist policies
gaining ascendency among the farmers
are little short Of alarming One Re
publican Senator Of prominence, reelected
in 1920 by 700 majority returned from
visit to his State His greeting to his
Republican colleague was:
II believe that If I were to run to-
morrow I would be beaten by at least
1000 votes"
To which his colleague replied:
Senator, I think that IS most con-
scrvative estimate-Copyright 1922 by
Public Ledger Company.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-23
FARLEY FAILS
AND FACTIONS
SHARPEN AXES
Shank and Jewett Forces Pre-
pare for Fight to
Finish.
CONFERENCE IS BRIEF

~, T~-;s
Followers OF Mayor I'm u,' $3.50 -
SHANK and those Oh loL-ler 49, ~
Charles W. Je"eJt ana CouHl' 80
Ralph A LeInche uhderS1'o" ny - 49,
that there VIII oe an "peH 10 c.
control OF the HaEl"H NoUi,'S 'it tio,,
entn district hei' 1'tI''l % ''i,,1 49,, ~
following failure OF leaueIS u .ne y
factions hHaiIy 10 reacn an 80 -
at a conference IN me oII'e ol 10y Oo"-
troller Joseph IT, hosue 9unuSS, ..,u--
While there are nuu.?el o1 -, 80 >
upon when me Two l lGo+i(LlS Of on ne.
H-Ffe' 'ie H-i'''' elfrrro - tba Tsvett-
gouall'hS was -.' 49,, ~, 80 on
Lemche Representative .,.. - ,.7~l +bo+ +bs
&c. e.7.,i C'' go aro f@r VfII;am e Reilly
snanA loEees az ,.s ,.L rbe Te1yett-
LOT rlS'-'.. - IT. t,Estrron IT
LeIncRe "'uE Nl7''.S o,o,+lI 5ts+rfc+
wing W. lena uA 10 ne s-s,,,5" 70 bava
CHAIRMAN anu N@a I4(tI1ia-., n Ar
Deeh "'is"s " e,1a5,I- '.ra',r For county
nllaEe Oh ne -,,i- s, Sbo5,- sn,norr or
r la 10 ---
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-23

take out the bones; cut the white meat
into cubes and keep over boiling water.
Bring the soup TO boil. season with
salt and white pepper, and throw into j,
while boiling hard half a cupful Of rice.
Cook fast for twenty five minutes or I'M
iii the Rico IS tender. Have ready in
saucepan a cupfll Of hot milk into which
you have put @ pinch Of soda Stir In
q white roUx made by cooking a table
spoonful Of butter with enc Of -four. and
add TO the soup with q tablespoonful q
chopped paisley. Now. put III the meat
cubes. boil ole minute ana serve.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-23
INDIANA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, JANUARY %, 1922
Country Girl Weds
Man to Reform Him,
but Plan BdckfYeS

CHICAGO, Jan. 23.-LucilIe Van Hoff,
country lass of Suamico, Wis, left her
home for Chicago to become a welfare
worker.
She met Frank Hanley in Jail while
distributing Bibles. 81 married Harley
to reform him." she said.
The girl was under arrest today,
charged with aiding HanIey in looting
homes where she was employed as maid.
She confessed.
Hanley is missing.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-23
WILL PROPOSE
POST SITE FOR
REFORMATORY
Governor TO Hold Conference
With U. S. Secretary
of Agriculture.
WILL SEE PRESIDENT

Coverror Xvorror ~ NtoC-or C. IN
v-asbtnn+n, $50, Wv III ~, ~
confarerco on rE"' s" "et ne " p pir
trra wallace ro1o+iro - bs,,i,,a +he c.
eminent oIra Gnonnioi ai5 to +5n for1,
ers If Indiana and Iuinoie in markat-
inc their rrons Ha also win confer
with president uor5i,r and Socrot9rv
of Wor Woale - tbo ~. +bo+ -
diana nav ohtofn ~ +be 9 coI orn e' n l
at Fort Harrison nc eita far the
nov, reforma+orv
Sbon1d tha Governor no sucoassfrI IN
rarsnodinr the Preeident and rho snore-
tsry in allowing the most TO ha aban.
doned and turned over 70 the state
for use rs q roformatorv site the STATE
would save more than 81 600 600 which
it is intended to use for ground ana
Temporary buildings
A recent report made TO the Hcuse
of REPRESENTATIVES, bv the House com
mittce on military affairs recommended
as an army post
Members Of the Indiana delegation
were Informed by the Governor Of the
states wishe to obtain the post for the
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-23
Says Church Should
Stand at Entrance
of Marriage Eden

CHICAGO, Jan. 23-The guardian
angel Of the church should stand at the
entrance Of the marriage Eden, instead Of
the exit.
This was the view Of the Rev John
Thompson, pastor of the First Methodist
Church, who raped the church's stand
on divorce.
TOO many prohibitions nave been
placed by the church on divorce" he said
The church, instead should give instruc
lions on marriage"
He said two persons should rot be
forced to remain married after "a affec-
zion had ceased.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-23
PROVIDES FOR
SALE OR RENTAL.

The regular session Of Congress N 1911
provided certain lands in each county
should be sold or rented and the money
from such sale OF rental turned IN 20
the school fund. Evansville, according
to Mr.. Hubbard, did not sell the land
when the prices Of farms and other lands
were low, but rented IL. The interest
and rental fees now maintain the schools
Of the township without a township
school levy.
The money which was distributed to
the counties this year was considerably
less than that distributed last year. Mr..
Hubbard said. because approximately
S15OO00 was deducted from the taxes re-
ccived and placed n the deficiency fund.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-23

has been Invaluable in fostering Re
publican principles. lie has a vast
amount Of work in the Senate far more
than he IS given credit for having. His
contributions to the policies Of the Sen
ate Committee on Military Affairs, during
the war were Of the highest importance.
They were reckoned alongside those of
Senators Wadsworth and Chamberlain.
His service on the Foreign Relations
Committee was equally valuable. He kept
his party from running off on danger
Gus taneents His work in the Senate
has been constructive throughout. In
his unassuming manner he has done big
things for which less gifted men have
been pleased to assume modest respons
Utility
Thus the initial issue is framed in
both parties around men in the highest
personal integrity. Neither party could
have chosen more representative figures
had they combed the entire Senate. The
case Of Mr.. New affords a far more In
teresting text than does that Of Senator
Henry Cabot Lodge, who is up in Mas
sachusetts this year That Of Mr., Pome-
rene more, even, than that of Senator Gil
bert NJ Hitchcock In Nebraska.
Dope" in Washington is Mr. pome-
rent has a better chance Of winning than
has Mr New. Unbiased Observers believe
both might come through but Of the two
the Indiana Senator has by far the harder
battle ahead. Beverldge is a talented
campaigner. He has certain element IN
Indiana with i'm already. It is said. That
Is the I'm portant German vote His cam
paigu thus far has been managed very
cleverly.
McCUNIBER is
LIKELY TO LOSE.
Those personalities afford promise Of
lay interest IN the campaign. There are
nice situations in other States The
fight on Senator Porter McCumLer of
North Dakota. new chairman OF the all
powerful Senate Committee on Finance,
IS Of the highest importance and, what
ever the basis, therefore, the widespread
view I'm Washington Is he Is to lose his
seat I'm the Senate Former Senator AISLE
:. Gronna is mentioned most prominently
as his chief opponent.
There is, too, the Nebraska situation,
revolving around Mr.. Hitchcock,
Democrat, where both parties are lucky
to split along lines Of conservatism and
agrarian radicalism: IN New York where
the hope prevails the popular AZ
Smith may consent 10 run against
Senator William NJ Calder There IS a
kindly feeling for 4 man who could run
110J.s63 yores ahead Of the pres dental
ticket OF his party and st,u lose the
goveruor-hip by a little less than 5000
Since Calder has made no impression,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-23
WILL TRANSFER
FUNDS TOHELP
STATE SCHOOLS
Hubbard Announces Plan to
Eliminate Necessity of
Short Terms.

More than $4,000 will be taken from
the general school fund Of the State and
placed in the deficiency fund for State
schools, which are unable TO remain
open more than four months Of the year,
J. S Hubbard. assistant State superin-
tendent Of public instruction, said today.
In Ohio County. the State apportioned
only s1,SGO90 to keep the schools in
operation more than six months. This is
considerably less than Is required to keep
the schools open six months, Mr.. Hub
bard said, and 1t viii be necessary to
give this county assistance from the
State deficiency fund The money is ap-
portioned to the various counties accord
ing to the number OF children IN the
county. This enumeration is taken In
May Of each year.
The money, which Is raised By State
taxes and apportioned among the coun-
ties, Is really less than the county itself
collects TO maintain its schools. Mr..
Hubbard said. In each county there are
from five to ten different tax levies.
which are placed in the school funds.
INTEREST IS
TURNED INTO TUNE.
During the past year approximately
Sa2I ,5IS was turned over by the State and
placed In the Stare school fund as the
interest received from money loaned to
private concerns by county auditors, who
are required by law to loan the money
and pay the interest derived 10 the State
school fund.
II the county auditors do not lend
the money, Mr.. Hubbard said, they are
required TO pay interest TO the State
school fund at the rate Of . per cent.
More than $4,000 was collected and turned
over 10 the school fund as unclaimed and
manuscript fees. That amount also IN
cludes the Gentry show tax license which
requires each show shall pay from 81 to
$50 per year to the State school fund.
only one civil township in the State,
hr. Hubbard said, does not have a tax
for the maintenance OF its schools This
IS Evansville Township IN Ya1derburg
County.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-23

toned Some say he might carry De
trolt against Townsend That would
le very Significant The Democrats talk
az running farmer Governor Woodherry
Ferris or former Congressman Fraak =.
L..L-..-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-23
REPUBLICAN
CONTROL OF
SENATE SURE

Continued From Page 0ne)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-23
The jersey

comes in one piece tailored models,
box plated, with contrasting leather
collars and cuffs. The navy blue be-
ing trimmed with white; the brown
with a lighter shade Of brown. Price,
$500.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-23

Mt. New is one Of the men the Ad-
ministradon needs I'm Washington. lie
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-13
Ell rR1UNro DE UN ooMPAaERo
", M. FERNANDEZ !
Abogado del Peticionario


FL Jurado de los trabajos en- prosa,
en- el certamen literario "'Jose de Die
go'', compuesto por los senores Font
Y Guillot, ouevsdo Baez y Samalea
Iglesias, otcrgo cl premio ofrecido 9
la composition cuyo lena es: ''ioh, la
Patria existed. Ella 'es la que nos apri
siona, etc.
De este trabajo, nos hemos enterado
de que es autor el oonocido liverato don
Sebastian Dalmau Canet, Redactor de
nucstro colega ia Democracia"
FL sefior Dalmau, quien felicita
mos por tan senalado triunfo, hace en-
su trabajo una brillante disertacion SC
bre la multiple personalidad de Jose
de Diego, como politico, legislator, ora
dor, literato, etc.
Reiteramos nuestra felicitacion a
distinguido compahero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-13
Un ex-Eder SOciG-
HStG GcuSGrG a los
hOmbreS de la 'Fe-
derGci6n Libre'

Nuestfa information del otr0 dia acsr
ca de una junta secreta para aeorday
un plan de campafa sn contra dc san
t.ago Iglesias y los hombrss Dc la re
deraci6n Libre''. estA pr6x.ma a conar
marse, con Ia resuelta acthud del ex-
leader del Partido soeialissa. S.. Ra.
fael Martinez Naranjo. quIen nos diio
aver que en- breve saldra para Ia iaia.
cen 81 I'm de Org2nizar mitines en- todos
lOs pueblos. = aeusar . ios pFincipales
hderes de Ia ''Federaci6n Llbre'' del
PartidO socialista. como traidOres = los
verdaderos principles de las dOetrinas
del socishsmo. 81 enal segdn Il cree.
Ia sido de tai manera aiterado. quo
hoy dia no sirve mas cue para satisfa-
Ger las aspiraeiones persOnaiss de- san.
tiagO Iglesias = de Ia camArilIa que IL
rodca.
segin nos dijo Martincz NaranIo.
10000 h0jas sueltas. como la aue dgus
han sido impTesas "a:
Rafael Martinez Naranio exlsader
dc Ia Patria socialists hara uso De Ia
! Iaiabra. para ad ilovsr Al Amino de
La opinion pabliea. euaies fueron las
causas y motivos que lc obligarou - re-
tirarso del PartidO sOeialista y de Ia
Federation Librc.
Martinez Earanjo con 80 eiocuents
palabra como uno de los oradol'ss mas
caracterizados del m1vimisnto obrcro.
presentara Ia vERDAD DEsNUDA. an
to el pueblo que lc escucha
Aousara los principaies ndeFes de
l.. Federation Libre y del Partids So
oialista. como traidoros . los pFinci.
rios del sOclaiismo.
Delatara las infamias de Ia Fedsra-
oi6n Libre con sus hOmbrea peTiudi-
cando asi al pals en- general.
Martinez Naranjo e. cunocido ca el
rais tanto en- la prcnsa como en- q tFi
huna por su honradez inteliEencla"
MARTINEZ NARAEJo DICE QUE
HA sIDo AMENzADo
FL sr. Martinez nos inform6 aver
que tenia el prOp6sito de visltar al
Attorney General" con el an dc In.
formarle &c eieTtas amsnazas as que
ha sido obieto pOr parte de los hdsres
scctslistas de vega.Baia. qitisnss So
Ian manifestadO que 81 va pOr aqusila
region con ssmejante propaganda. ost&s
expuesto a no regresar vivo.
Prohablemente. cree ei sr. Martinez.
los eitados individuos. .--uno de los ctrs-
les Ia oumplido condemns da Preside.
-seran puessos bajo eausi6n. Oportuaa
mentc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-13

En- este case deplorable. otros dos
funciOnarios dc Ia FoIicia estaban pr
sentes. y tcngo 'sntendido que elios tam
hi6n compartcn con cl Inspector NJ
Cure esta supuesta vioiari6a de IA
Ley, por habcr sujetado al mucascho
m9sntras este 6itimo era registrado Y
agolpcado, y 80 10 quftaba una plst0ia
que llevaba consigo. Eilos me han ne
gado. personslmcnte. Que nj eiios ri
Mr.. Mcclure hayan impussto n nu
chacho en- question oastiso fisico algH
no pero a mi me parece que eiloa. %
dos. son en- rarte rcsponsables. 70.
por 10 tanto. rscomicndo a ustot cue
tales cargos sean investigator rcspccto
de estos otros dos funcionariOs. vea
81. despues de Ia investigation. reaulta
que usesd encuentra cue ellos son Dc
una nsturaleza grave para scr snspeu
didos tambien dc sus debsres misasTss
Sc termina el asunto por listed y pof
la comisi6n do Policia.
De ustcd atcntamente.
4. MONT. REILLY,
Gobernador.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-13
UN INFORME OFFICIAL DA
CUENTA DE LOS DESMANES
COMETIDOS POR LOS
BOI,SHEVLKIS

MADRID, julio 12.-Uno de los miem
bros de Ia comitiva Official del doctor
Nanen ha llegado aver esta capital
para cooperar en- la campafia iniciada
en- los mas importantes puntos del pals
fin de obtener recursos con destino
a las miles de personas hambriantas de
Russia.
Dicho personaje fue entrevists'do
aver por un redactor de EEL Sol' a
proposito de Ia situaci6n rusa, habian
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-13
(Unitd Press, via All America cables)

(Unitd Press, via All America cables)
WASHINGTON, julio 12-Esta tar
de ha sido anunciado oficialntente en-
la Casa Blanca que Ell general Crow
der permanecera en- Cuba como repre-
asntante personal del president Hard
ing hasta que sus servicios para re
solver ell conficto econ6mico de aquc-
LA repdblica Sc consideren indscesa-
rios.
Sc inforna aunque la noticia no tie
ne caracter official dc que ell general
Crowder visitara pr6ximamente la Ca
sa Blanca con el fin de recibir ciertas
instrucciones del Presidente prop6
sito de la futura politica que seguira
el senor crowder en- 10 que respecta a
la situacion economical del pueblo Gu
bano.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-13
Institute UniVsrSitaTiO
"JOs6 dc Diego Inc,
APERTURA DEL CURSE
REGULAR DE 1922-1923

CoIegio de Farmacia.-EscueIa
Tecnica de az1car.
Seccion de Alta Escuela.
Curse Cientifico.
Curse Conercial.
Sc anuncia que ell Curse Regu-
lar de 1o22-1o23 dara comien-
20 ell 1 de agosto, estando abier-
ia la matricuIa en- la Oficina del
Institute desde ell II del corrien-
te julio. Un Departamento de
Internado baio la Immediate di-
reccion del Director Tecnico
ofrece a los estudiantes de la Is
la comodo aIojamiento a I'm pre-
clio modico.
Diriiase a: Director Tecnico, ms
tituto Univefsitario Jose de Die
CO., Santurce, p. r.
$685. ~--ses--~.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-13
Ell coNCIERTo DE
MARTINEZ SIAJA

va definitivamente restablecido de
la dolencia que lie obligo guardian ca
ma, dara el lunes proxino su anuncia
do concerto en- 'el teatro olimpo, nues
tro joven compatriota y aplaudido te-
nor don j. Martinez Siaca.
La function del tunes promote re-
sultar I'm aconteciniento artistico.
LCDo. TEODORo MOsCOSo
Nuestro amigo 'sl Lcdo. Teodoro Mos
coso quien viva en- Ell Condado ha tras
lado su residencia los altos de la
Porto Rico Drug Company donde
residira en- union q au distinguiaa IA
milia,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-13
La intransigenciia de Russia en-
la cOnferencia ha hechO disOl-
YER Ia conferenciia de Ia Haya

60 manifestado que mas de trescien-
tas mil personals Sc hallan en- la careel
por sus ideas sovististas, mas de tres
cientos millones viven en- los hospita
les, habiendo aumontado la mor,aIi-
dad veinte vecss mas de 10 que regis
traron las estadisticas de la eroea de-
zarismo. .
Agrego que millones de personas Sc
hallan sin colocaci6n que Ell canita-
lismo aumenta considerab1emente
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-13


A prop6sito Gel case de Mcclure
ell Gobernador dirigi6 al coroneI de Ia
Policia la carta siguiente
San Juan, Puerto Rico, julio Il
de 1922.
Hon. w. r. Bennett,
Jefe Ce la Policia,
San Juan, P. r.
San Juan, P. r.
Estimate Senior:
Pendiente del resultado de la in
vestigaci6n de las scusaciones pr,se1
tasas contra Jorge s. Mcclure, Inspe,
tor de Policia, por ell supuesto malta
to cometido por el sobre Ia persona d,
un menor en- Aguadilla. ror la preseu
te informara usted que con esta fscha
Ee suspendido a dicho funcionario DC
sus deberes como tai Inspector dc PC
licia.
Esta acci6n dc mi parto. os tona
da en- vista dc las approximations qus
han concurriso ante mi por conducto
del Alcalde dc Aguadilla otros ciu
dadanos prominentes de aquella conn
nidad, qu1snes acusan al Inspector nc
clure de haber golpeado csts much1
cho durante el curse de una invsstigs
ci6n official relacionada con sus funcio
mes oficia9es.
Yo estov persona mente entcrado
del record pasado de Mr.. Mcclure 60
mo Deroctive como Official dc Poll
cia, estoy sorprendiio de que dcs.
pu6s de veinticinco amos dc scrvicio 20
liciaco en- los Estados Unidos. sin una
reprinisnda y sin una suspension por fai
ia de cumplimiento de sus debercs, o.
pueda haber perdido su temreramsnto
su control sobre ST miJmo, cometier
do el supuesto acto de que esta acuss
do.
La practica de torturas fisicas so
brs personals scusadas de alguna viola
cion de la Ley, por ofciales de la Pa
licta. Gebe ser execrada, v ha de scr
suspendida por la presente queda as
ted instruido para avisar a los miem
bros de la Policia Insular que cual
quier acto de esta naturaleza por partS
de ellos. no habra de ser tolerado, y,
en- Ell future, todos estOs casos pondran
dichos funciOnarios en- una situacior
as ser embellishments destituidos
Los portorriquefios son; csracteris
ticanense. un pueblo pacifcO y cumpli
Cor de la ley. y, por 10 general saSer
responder la r'srsuaci6n Y al trato
bondadoso, Y tienen el derecho de ser
tratados de conformidad con esto; sien
do sl deber estricto dc todo funciona
rio publico, espeCialmente de aqueIloa
quienes Sc confia el mantenimisnto
cs Ia paz y el orden en- la Isla, yer
que lds derechos constituencies II
dividuales de este pueblo sean abso
lutautonte respetadOs,