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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-05-30

r. The Museum of Hate" is new
section Of q French war museum IN
Paris. filed with German documents
and medals collected since the arms
ticp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
COLISEUM CONTRACT GOES TO
Ell PAS0 FIRM FOR s207. 900

Tho lids on heating were. Williams
Radiator Company. Dallas. 1855.
whcailcy Plumbing Company. ANA
-ino. ssssa. H = Hertncr a Son. Anna
tlilo. tsssi.
nid- on plumbing " " ils,man.
Amarillo. t5s2sli. n. y. Hcrincr A
I'm. Anmiilio. ,sss4ss.
BIDS on wiring i,igsl~r Electric com
iany. Dallas. g. sac. ASH Electric Com
uary. Dallas. ss9'e. ' y. Ware. "
paso. tigeo. Finki.a Eic, iric Company
Amarillo $3.50
The bids were opened THURSDAY after
noon. hat " was not until FRIDAY after
noun ihat the contracts a. herein indi
Gated we're awarded Tho city com
mission tuir-d by corporation counsel
fudgc - y Gustayus and the archi
Tets. Mcssr~ smith a ToWnc~ ard
Lang. arr working out she details oi
ths contract uuicr the provisions ol
which Mr. Ware. the general oonirac
tor viii assume an over al responsible
ity O. the murlclgaiits Tor the point
us iormancc " the completed task ol
construction aud equipment through q
mutual agreement with the subeon
tractors.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
GOVERNOR NEFF
MAKES TALK At
PANHANDLE CITY
SPEAKS AT CLAUDE AND
WILL 90 TO TULIA EARLY
THIS MORNING
special 10 The News

PANHANDLE. Aprol 2s.-Gov. Pat
Al. Neff addressed the citixcns OF Car.
son county here this afternoon. and fol.
lcwing the speaking was given n han.
auei by the chamber Of commcrcc
I.ec sa,i,rwhitc presided over the
meeting IN the district court room.
which. despite the baa weather. was
,,Uwo-d Ia capaci,y, s,d - he.fc, local
attorney, inu oducca Mi. .Neif.
N, soycrnor cApiiined the dirbursc.
,.ent OF plDhr tu.,ur. and u.clarcd his
,.su war not pJliteai. nut mere. l..
.u acquainted
IN. gov,rnDi made short talk nj
TIM banquet after ms regular address.
,sc. Saitcrwni,c was tsssstnastcr al
,nls affair. at when iz2 guests were
,s,acnt. A fivecoarsc dinner was
,srNed by TIM ishnanulc women In a
beautifully d.coraied hall
Those responding to toasts were Miss
Myrtle HOUSE. y. ~. Hiil and Judge
.. G. Paul. Miss Leila iiocx sang.
A d-legstioR from Claude accomp
,i-d the governor 10 that town. where
tonight d. mad "A lalk along the sam.
-.nofsi hncs. lie goes Ia Tulia tomor.
.uw and viii sIrnd the nlght In Anna
riliu where h. VIII speak nj the Cen.
.tnl Presbyterian church Sunday morn
INK
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
SECOND Pipe
LINE IS BEING
LAID TO CITY
C0NVEYER WILL INSURE
CONSTANT SUPPLY IN
CASE OF WASH0UT

4 second pipe line is being construct
ID to furnish Amarillo with gas. II was
announced yesterday by T. Lo.In Dris-
coll, manager of the Amarillo Gas Go.
Gas will h. brought here from tho
liivins well. south OF the Canadian
River
Three and four inch pipe has been
strung for a distance OF ten miles from
the well TO connect with the cight.inch
pipe Of the main line that brings gas
from the Mastcrson wells.
An agreement that gas would be- pur-
chased on a pra rata basis from tho
producers Is assigned as the reason for
the new pipe line. and not because Il
II expected that there viii h. an in
creased demand FOR II here.
Mr. Driscoll said that the pipe line
would be completed In about two weeks
Although II IL not expected that there
viii ever b. any difficulty with the pipe
line across the Canadian River bridge.
Mr. Driscoll said that thcsccond one
would give Amarillo adequate proicc-
tion In case there should ever hc any
Inconvenience due 10 "A washout or 9th.
cr things.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
NON-UNION LIGHT
WIRING WORKMAN
IS KNOCKED COLD
A. E. WHITE sLUGGED WHILE
AT WORK IN JACKSON
STREET HOUSE

\ =. White. an clvrtrieian employed
~ the Nunn Electric Company. was
Knocked unconscious 10y man about
ociu-S Yesterday Afternoon while b.
was wiring a nrW huus, at 1899 Jack.
.ou street. Belief Is expressed that he
VAS hi in an effort o. iughtsn him li'.
tuusc. u ls said. that M, Num- Elcc.
uir Company Ind refused t. slrn "a
Contract with the lu,al electricians
Union.
\ complaint charging aggravated az.
nuli viii hr flied against q lo,.il man
m rnnnr.iiun with ~, affair. slid y
q Underwood. county attorney. last
righi.
= l.. spencer manager ~ the Nunn
Electric Company. who Recently oimc
10 Amarillo from CLOVIS said that rep
t''' ntatisvs uf the union had been
.itvr him fur several DAYS Co sign r.
ontinci. lir said that hr hid not done
U hrc1use h. only cmplHyod on" man.
nd did net de- enough general wiring
and ir iallius to warrant signing a
contract
Although threats had been made
'gsirsi the firm. limiting that there
.u ld it' trouble. Mr spencer had paid
ltilc attention 10 them.
u ~ sail that there we're NO other
- orkmcn In IN, house when white was
'truck The hous" u owned by ". &.
lioyoc. Il n said.
sl,.n n.,r s,ld that White c,me here
lccentiv frum Clovis having been en-
ploS'1 ~ him th,tr. ard thai hc cii
! lt'ipir snd other r~nrrll w"rk Tor tho
firm. White WIS rut SERIOUSLY injured
rhhnugh b. Wa tuirm'N hunt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
FRANCE INSISTS
ON REDS PAYING
FULL WAR DEBT
THE HISTORIC DOCUMENTS
DEALING WITH SITUA.
TI0N ARE SUBMITTED
by Associated Press


GENOA. April 2s.-Two historic doc.
Lmcnts DEALING with the reconstruction
OF Russia have been submitted by
trancc and Great Britain To- the eco.
uomic cunfcr.noc and tonight are in
the hands of q special drafting com.
nitt"c appointed by the suh.commit'
tee on Russian affairs. which viii cn.
u-aNnr o. harmonizc the difficulties in
them.
Tho s,.cial drafting committee VIII
r,port to the full subcommittee sat
urdav morning. and the subcommittee,
after approval IL given the report. will
submit II io the soviet allegation. The
French document sket hes at length
m,nns Tor rrrturing Russia : agricul.
tutsl aud industrial activities. while
that that If Great Britain dcyotcs more
attention to credit for Russia.
France insists on the fun payment
~ nussids war debts ana the rsOiri-
tion uf private property io foreigners.
iavurs q reduction In Rnssia's war
., ht. and is willing to be- satisfied II
Russia grants former foreign owners
ihc usc OF their property. instead Of
return ui actual ownership.
The adoption uf thu ~ articles iu
tn agreement with Russia. vhich reg
uhtcs the disposal oi the Russian debt.
II favored ly France" she demands
that the soviet conclude before DE
,,mlcr 81 agreement With representa-
iiv-s hcfurr owners ~ Russian state
londs. in o;ylcr a. provide Tor the pay
men; ~ Interest.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29

Y. y War. of ~ raso. has bcsi
awarded the contract To build the mu
niCltni coliseum Tor s201 GOO and viii
break ground on the Ssnborn hlock h.
a. cen Buchanan aud Lincoln and FIFTH
aud sixth STREETS. within the next ~,
weeks. aud has agreed with penalty ~
iaching. 10 complete the structure IN
"a limit II ise working days.
Tho following contractors vcre
AWARDED the mechanical equipment
jol.- inci,lvni to the building;
Heating " "a Hayman. ssiss =
Plumbing ~. D. Hcfsncr a Son ss.ssi -.
ring. Fiukl,a EieCfric Company
$3.50.
Total cost Of buildiuE ard mcchani
cal equipment ~ contracted aggr-gait
Ss2t5os g..
Tho-- placing lids for IA. building
ns advertised By the Cip Commission
arr:
y. D. Ware. ~ rasc. t.o5 900: stew
art Construction cwnpany Oklahoma
city and Amarillo. t9is.sse: ". NJ Rice
,unsifuc'ior Comrany. Amarillo. sgss.
ggs 81. W. T. Bellows. oklahoma City,
t2.s zoe; Harry q. Friedman. Fori
Worth. s.si .0eo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
ALSO SEEKS
Information
ON NATIONAL.
.CUARDSMEN

w hs<ortated frsos
DALLAS. April 2s.-M. M Crane,
chairman ~ the Dallas County citizens
League organized for the ayowed pur-
pDsc ~ combating the ku kiua Khan.
sent q letter fo Governor Pat n. Ncsf
to-day In which he stated that the report
" current that almost every officer
ana private of the Ranger forces 10 q
member of the Ku Khs Kknr ana
that "a number Of officers of the m.
tional guard hold offices under the I'm
rerial wizard of Atlanta and In he 10
visible empire"
Mr.. Crane requested that the COVER.
n % 'as commander IN ca,cf. furnish 10
iis names Of the men IN the adiutant
generals department and IN the Ras.gsr
service who are members of the ku
klux Khan. as well NJ ths names Of the
of,irrsSf the National Guard who are
members % the sald Khan.
II n Understood by great many
people here that every man IN the "a
jutant generals department N also .
member of the ku klux Khan the ist-
ter added. -
a letter was also sent Mayor Ai6.
rsdre by Mr.. Crane suggestion that ne
member of the Khan be appointed d
any II the. officers 60 be filled for the
coming fiscal year a. the city hall Nay
I. The letter mentions that none o. slse
flossing cases IN Dallas County ~
been solved and states that the citixeuu
league has been Informed that most q
the members Of the present police forcs
are klansmen. ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
GRAND GOBLIN
SAYS INVISIBLE
NAY Be lIsl)lE
! ~ a -f- 81
DscLARIs Ku Ktpxgy1Ap
NAY solGITng1 o1Abu
70 HOLD PAlA0yo


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ala
81 .. - 49, A ...s...s.ss,-,
,s,., "a -. -, r,-..,ss Z -.
her ~ ,,,rs-
a., g,..',. $780,. -s-x .s.s.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
GIRLS HAVE ALMOST
QUIT WEARING 'EM
Dy Associated Press

" Ahbocthted frcNs
CHICAGO. april 2s.-rt seems 10
be- "a question whether the girls
wear rm any more.
The ways and means of tb" Chi
cago Corset Club met to-day ,o out.
line life saving program for the In
dusiry. only fifty five per cent Of
the women are wearing corscts,' ac.
coiding to I,uss Hey. secretary of
the organization. which includes
manufacturers. statesmen and design.
crs of the feminine form frames.
More and more women are giving
up the corset said Nine. ALA Rip.
ley. Iresidcn, of the Fashion Art
League uf America.
Young girisy Why. 10 tell you tho
truth, ! don't kaow a girl who wears
corset" she said.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
80 YET MISSING
IN FORT WORTH
AT LAST COUNT
KNOWN DEAD ONLY 4, BUT
SEARCH FAR FROM BE.
ING COMPLETE


Fcl.r WORTH, April eS.-Thc find.
ing uf The body of Virginia Berry. ne.
prcss. ~ ihc Hood district of Sycamore
Heights triday afternoon. brought the
t",ni known casualties of the floud IN
lmt NORTH iu four. With more than
thirty sin unsc,puuilsl ter.
Who n believed will proved thu last
rurviv'r uf thu iloull,sl district 10 hc
r,Ssu'd h. " T.. Harris. who was
4" nd iu deserted h"usc Wrst uf the
il'"d''l scrtiun of \unAudt addition
Friday aiicrnunn. he was found hy
his daughter. who has l'rvn searching
leo hin since tho waters rcccdcd.
H., ,.,us,' of h.s weakened condition.
H. WIS taken ." M Saints Hospital.
whri" u Is believed w. viii recover.
~, h. o. wears nld
capt I; - Williams ~ the police
department Friday afternoon made a
tom ut a., district from which the
"airr hrs rrtc'l,d aud reported the
firdlig ~ ~" c.ircnssrs uf hundreds ci
horses. aitlv hogs and dogs. These
wall l' removed ~ rapidly as possible
IN order Z" nrcVcnt spread uf diseases
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
row BREAKS IN
RAILROAD LABOR
BOARD MEETING
EMPLOYEES PROTEST BRING.
ING IN OF PARTIES OUT.
SIDE DISPUTE


CHICAGO. Apru 2s.--Althoush exec.
utive heads ~ the railroad employees
bolted the doors nj the wage hearing
today nj which outsid. organizations
were allowed to present evidence on be.
half of the public, II failed Ia stop the
presentation Of the Industrial side Of
tho dispute In which the national IN.
dusiriai traffic league asked the United
States labor board Ia throw out all ron.
iroversy and revert the matter back 10
the employees and the corporations.
The railroad men refused a. III In thu
hearing when !. ". Libby attempted 20
introiure the shippers views. Frank r.
Walsh. attorney for the employees pre-.
senied n protest 60 the labor board IN
which he said the employees are not so.
ing io be placed In the position ~ being
drawn 10 another hearing Tho en-
ployes also presented brief to the
board In which they protested the bring.
Ing In of outside parties not interested
In the dispute. The whole controversy
on which the meeting hinged was
whether the board had right 10 bring
la outside witnesses.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
BILL PRESENTED TO
TAX U. S. SECURITIES
By Associated l'rs~r

WASHINGTON. April y -l,"prcs"n'
taiiycs Green - Iowa. Ranking Rrpuh-
ilran d tho House Ways and Means
committee ,u,iay introduced joint res.
ulu,ion proposing an amendment "a
the constitution which would give tho
government authority. after aiiiFn
tion of the amendment. to tax al in
come derived from government sccuri
ties and securities issued hy and un'
der authority OF the states u would
also confer upon the states tn right ia
tax income ON government securities.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
T-Nas tgrni. iT<lietsd.
H. A..ssrsat.af rr~.

KANSAS cry Aprl A--N 2.
: ark.r former president II tn " y.
stewart land compav ws. Indicted bv
Federal grand iur, here to-day. and
in Other wficisls srd former officials
Of the coinrlny we're - irdic'si "a
chargrs of using the mHiis % d.fraud
IN connection vth the sslr ~ Texas
lands These rrindi.tod v,rc " y.
stewart q. = Ai-m.. y k,nslv
o. l.. krsn AMI e. =. a. fail
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
LADY AST0R WELCOMED
AT NATIONAL CAPITAL


WASHINGTON. April - Lord and
Lady Artor came io Washington to-day
frmn Balilnorv. were guests at lunch
con al the capital. sI'uke ai the national
press club and later ATTENDED a rcccp'
ton given by Mrr. Charics y. Hughes.
at the Pan'Amcrisan building tor the
Fan American cUni,isncv 81 W",nrn.
Tonight thes attcndi,l q mc, tiI. 90
the ian'Am-rican wuinrns conieanc,
From the tln,e oi her ARRIVAL ..'dy As'
ior Was the center uf ad 90. I'd, gruups.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
SIPS, 900 DAMAGE IS
DONE BY EXPLOSION

CiiNIiLESTOWN. W. Va. April sS-
Property damage estimated M Slss 900
was caused and the mine II the Stuart
Galleries Company at Summer lee
Faycttc county, was wrecked late To-
dny 10y an explosion uf undetermined
origin, accurding to reports io the state
Department of Mines The reports said
there were nu injuries.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
Injured Improve.

PORT WORTH. April ss.--The clev.
n victims 81 the gas explosion which
wrecked a big grocery store In the
heart ~ Fort wor,h's downtown bust.
nses district yesterday. improved today.
,ccording 60 reports from hospitals
Blame for the explosion was today laid
by A. Dingec 10 an explosion ~ natural
.as. a smaller explosion having slight.
ly Injured one man about tao months
efore. The theory that II had been
an ammonia explosion was started By
escaping ammonia fumes. II was
stated. Later th. ammonia tank was
found intact.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
TRINITY RIVER FAST
FALLING TO CHANNEL

~ F""TN THTFfT -
DALLAS. April 2N-Thc Trinity river
tonight had lusi iis mcnacing appear
ancr In the Dallas vicinity. u had fall.
cn siN feet below it, fl"ud stage. whirh
WIS reached early Yesterday morning
liy SUNDAY. barring heavy rains In tine
north basin, the river will have s'i'i"'i
IN It's narrow hanks. Joseph l.. Cline.
head of thu loal weather bur,su s.,.s
tonight
Resumption II train s,ryicr and either
Transportation ~ the vicinity was rc.
ported tonight
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
Mexia Again i,renched.
|. A..1.risas-d Hr1a

MExiA. April 2s.-The Mcsls oil
icld was washed by another heavy
ain again Today. Lightning struck a
battery of fcur crude al storage tangs
N the Title Lease coinpany's holdings
'~-, of here and the resulting fire
destroyed the tanks and contents in a
spectacular blaze.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
LATEST TEXAS
NEWS STORIES
IN BRIEF FORM
~ Associated i'rs.s

HOUSTON. April 2s.--Applicaiions
may now be- made by farmers for funds
of any Of the several agricultural pur.
poses stipulated by the Federal farm
loan act. u was announced at the Of.
flee of the Federal land hand Of Hous-
ton Friday. Notices 10 this effect art
,eine sent To oil sscrctary.trcasurer
In the tenth district. which emsrxcss
the entire state VI Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
lhes Of Injuries.

fOI,T MUl,TH. Aprll .s.-l;. G.
Lrau,r. 81. died this evening ~ l,sai
hospital fr"n effects of injuries sus
tanned when the automobile h. whlch
he was riding. turned over In the sub.
grbs. ~. was for wears prominent
attic buyer II this city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
t.N i1crtcd Chief.
~ As.l..Iatnd fre.s

CORPUS CHRISTI. Aprii zS.--Mun.
70" fov. former ranger captain. vas
- i'ct.d chief II pulice here tonight
~ N. r-Euls, SESSION - N, city coun.
~ Hi' term of oificy Nili i-xln On
Nty .
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
May s~ek Office.
~ Associated ffs<s

AUSTIN. April 2s.--Icprcsentative
Lee R"untree " Braxos county said
today that he viii d.cid. within the
rext few days whether he VIII De a
candidate Tor lieutenant governor In
this years elections lie has been con
templating being n candidate for sonc
time. business brOush, him 10 Ausili.
tor several days.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
Resolution N,isp'.d.

WASHINGTON April = The =.
ate adopted without discussion TO-DAY b.
resolution offered by senator HasT son
D-nocrs'. Mississippi calling upon the
tariff commission fcr Information 70
gHrding the operatoa % the Ford srner.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
LEGALITY or SWlSHER
OMISSION IS UPHELD

AUSTIN. Aprii .s.-Cons'uuuou-
,htr 80 ihr rrprescRistiNy rcdssff ct
'ng hiii lssss,J at the last icgisA-
i've 50 ion IN which swisher Coun-
~ Was omitted wss upheld today By
f1des Cocpef sansom of the tifty-
.1gh district court The case w1s
that q Rcprcss i've 7. smith u
Travis county. II will be carried %
the state supreme court
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29

WAUKEGAN. M. April ss-Thr
trial Of Goycruur Ion Small. charged
with conspiracy to cmhczzlv state funds
ended the first week tonight with fuu'
Jurors selected.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29

o. Assoeiaiea rf,ss
PARIS. Apui 2s-laul Dcschancl
former president OF France. died toda,
follow ing an attack of influenza.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
HUNDREDS IN
FLOOD area.
FORCED TO.
QUIT HOMES.
BY Ass@ lated Pre-.

uy NtNhihbu Irfs
NEW ORLEANS. April 2S--lntorcsi
IN N. Mississippi River flDod situation
today was divided between the thous
ands of men working 10 prevent furth
cr breaks in the lcyoc. and the smaller
groups. who. in small bnlts lal,urcd
throughout the day after spending the
nght In the same Kind of work locat.
ing refugees and removing them 90
safety
4 depth of . feet was reported from
Clayton, nine miles north II the crcy.
assc. The flood is spreading through
T.nsns Parish aud h nearing the towns
Of Nidslla, .\zuccml aud Delta bridge.
At fcrriday. four miles from the
break the water n now nlout six feet
deep with swift current running
through the streets.
Homes Swept Away.
Plantation homes more than n cen.
tury old hnv. been swept away and
great trees which have withstood the
force Of many previous floods have
been uprocted. Many prosperous plan.
tutions have ipccn inundated. running
rry prospect fur crop this season.
Many homes and farm buildings have
hccn destroyed. the flood carrying away
or running valuable stores OF fOod and
feed stuff. Some livestock also has
been lost
More than go persons who had pre.
viously announced they would remain
IN their homes at ST. Bernard. sur.
rounded by water from the Poydras
crcvas-c below New Orleans. began a
general exodus IN hoats 20 Violet. lato
today. 81 Bernard. seat Of the parish
by that name. II expected 10 go under
water 10y tomorrow.
Al braiihwsitc six miles below tho
Poydras crcvassc, approximately i50
people were niarvoncd late today and
plans are now under way 10 hring them
TO Violet where the New Orleans Red
cross has opened canteen and PRO.
vidcd all necessary supplies for refugees
from the 81. Bernard flooded area.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
l.rasos Falling.

STAMFORD. Tex Aprl ss.-Aftef
being higher than at ana tinit since
1874. thr Biazus riNcr was steadily bll.
ing this mprnine
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-29
DAILY NEWS NOVEL TO SHOW
up HOLLYWOOD CONDITIONS

i.yu,--s the lmcgh, dune th' r
and hs,ew Ia conditions
book @ Louis Joseph Vance ana
y,lsh fdmls Linda l.
author cf THE Brass Bowl The l'nc ""
sk form cou Complete In 20 insanrn's VIII
l4 his great novel
Th,sr nNctih the hsh fhin
wars when movies poured gold California
andaI a new
Vance MaSd Il his friends
the
l,,nsn I yuupiwc a. a tragedy
q how LINDA lee Inc
be
all a raqnhr nsei
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-17
GRANTS RIGHT To
INCREASE PICKETS
Judge Baker lnterprets Iniunc-
ton Order for Shopmen-
Contempt Cases Closed.

Right to use additional pickets at
railroad shops and yards was granted
striking shopmen by Judge Francis
E. Baker in Federal Court yesterday.
The question came up over the inter
probation Of the injunctions granted
by Judge Baker several weeks ago.
forbidding interference with the oper-
alton Of railroads.
Judge Baker interpreted the injunc-
ton to mean that at street intersec-
tions strikers are to be allowed one
picket on each corner. In some in
stances this will result in four pickets
at points where only one has been
stationed before.
Judge Baker ordered release from
Jail of John NJ. Dayhoff, David l..
Eoff. James Pettyjohn and Joseph
Phester OF Terre Haute, sent to jail
Monday for violation of the injunc-
lions. The men were released after
they had signed agreements to obey
the orders of the court. Their bonds
Of $500 were signed by the six presi-
dents of unions at Terre Haute in
volved in the strike.
This action brought to a close con-
tempt of court proceedings against
about 300 strikers in all parts of the
State.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-17
.LUTHERANS HOLD
GOLDEN JUBILEE
Four Thousand Churches Are
Represented at Meeting
in Cincinnati.
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BY IfWeS SpeCtdt
CINCINNATI, o., Aug. 17.-Repre-
sentatives Of more than 1000 Luth.
eran churches throughout North
America are attending the golden
jubilee celebration OF the Synodical
Conference at the Trinity Lutheran
Church here.
Delegates from such constituent
bodies as the Joint Synod of Wiscon
sin, Missouri Synod, the Slovak Luth-
eran Evangelical Synod and the Nor
wegian Synod are attending the con-
ference. which will continue until
Monday.
The convention opened with an ad-
dress by DR.. Charles Gausewitz, presi-
dent. Of Milwaukee.
DR.. Gausewitz was reelected presi-
dent for two years; Prof. L. Fuer-
bringer, vice-president; c. F. Streu-
fort Of Chicago. chaplain; H. NJ. zorn
of Indianapolis. secretary, and G. r.
Gruett Of Wausau. Wis. treasurer.