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Evening journal., 1922-01-18
PRIVATE INDIVIDUAL
INSTRUCTION

PRIVATE. INDIVIDUAL INSTRUc-
TION-StenoEraphy, Bookkeeping
Eta Elementary. review or advanced
work Hines Private Business College.
to2 w 22nd St Est 1910 dec2s-lm-
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AGENTS WANTED.
SITUATION wANTEp-MALE.

ADVANCED SCHOOL BOY wants work
after school hours. Saturdays and va
cation period, 10 assist in clothing him
self Address W-7e, Evening Journal
Office jan14-6t
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

APARTMENT-Thrc rooms aud bath.
500 month. Apply 222 y. Connen ST.
Phone 1870. jani2-6t
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
~ nrfNr ~

ADNINIsTRATOR'S SALE OF personal
nroplrty Of the late Samuel G. Nc
Cormick on the road from Mil Creek
Meeting House TO Ncatmar's station. on
rs.ursday. January 10, 1892. Al ] o'clock.
Terms cash. jani3-5t.
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WITH $500 you can buy 200 gum vcnd-
ing machines. which iwill bring YOU a
uroht OF 500 a month and you can at
Tor particulars. Flatbush Gum Com
uany Sll Flatbush Ave, Brooklyn, n. Y.
ian1s-1t
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BELMONT

C'tdo Travis died ~ his home last
Saturday morning t'r"r two weeks
Illness # typhoid f.|"r. IL" is survived
Ivy his vii" and two sons. Funeral
was held "u Monday at o'clock. In
tromcnt WIS made ~ Chestnut Level
cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Medley OF
l;arncsyil!c visited at :. i. Ilatchcrs
sunday.
Oscar Ilatrh"r md family Of cantiaa
visited friends AZ I.anpsvillc Sunday.
Victor Kemp has purchased rev
automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. John MIlhoan and chill
Grcn visited IT an"svji.c the latter part
Of last wccE.
Sanford Mtihoan called at Mr.. Cross's
Monday.
Lizzie Masters vas 4 visitor in this
vicinity IIc day last week.
Clom Voc visited at James Shuli% 2
Friday evening.
Martha Hatcher visited hcr grand
iarcnts the latter part Of last week.
Gertrude Gatl,n and brother lay
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IN an sutvmobIis trip 20 wasoi.s-

from an autvmuuIie trim 20 Ya.oiAR-
t., IA
Mrs Harry Sutton aud ca,.drsn. Of
Chicago, have returned home after n
S..it with local relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kubt"sor. ".
have returned from visit in Volts.
burg.
Mr.. and Mr.. Far! heN>"r. % -,
ron. haye %x"D" 10 Rarh"rton alter =
!i~t wiki l""al relatives.
Mrs. A L. Str,rki;nS and dau-N'"r.
rt W""dsfeld. have returned unn," st'"c
II visit here.
Suady*ids. have been "al,sd - I"i.HI-
bus hy The fitness az their son.
Mr.. Ard Mrs. J. !. M~,"lifr". - Wells
"tll". haze returned hom" after Il Nis,i
hero.
Mr.. and Mr.. Dan FoN''r ha'" re
turned I" East liverpool after u v.N!t
IN THIS c''!
Nr ana Mrs. 10" Floyd nave RETURN
Ell 10 NethanE a'tcr VISIT W'ih local
relatives
William FeIi"r. NEr.ai Carey and H"r-
man Myers have returned from visit
~ NcHsnurSA.
MIS-. I'D. pe"Eors entertained 'he
m'nl'"rF OF the IT, q. /" club las "N""-
ing i" ner nome on frahN"" street
'ne ""h"" ,h'ols class % 'h' FIRST
w. 80 va "ei" "''c''"r u.s. '''"-
''S ~ ""e c'~o rooms III tne chu'n"'
"o"er' ANDERSON OF Rose tt''' mas
re'cSH"H from \'s'i IN Columbus ana
'i.''l''"I'.
\ large namoe: o. local people ar"
p,a"H''E toat;s"d tHe opening q; tic
oH'o STADIUM a. N"!unAHs when ono
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WHOLE FAMILY HAD
STOMACH TROUBLE
Now Praise Nerv-worth For Making
Them Well

Il has long been claimed that there
Mas ~ family remedy TO equal Merry
Worth for the reason that 1t IS the
safest. surcst relief for any kind OF
stomach or bowel trouble and most Ills
have their beginning III one or the other
or both--ind!gestion or constipation.
The Goodwill family, OF Pieasantville.
Penn, certainly has reason TO be thank
r:i that they knew OF this famous fam
iIy remedy. for 1t rescued all OF them
from serious illness. The father. mother
and daughter All suffered severely from
indigo st!on. Neither the father or the
mother could sleep we'll and suffered
from heartburn and Elas b!oat while the
l:ltle girl WAS extremely nervous. After
taking Nerv-Worth for very snort
time none % them had any indication o.
Indigestion. slept well, ate anything they
wished and enjoyed perfect health.
Most druggists have Wentworth at
one dollar a bottle. II is always on sale
in this city az the G. II. Griest Il co.
drug store and every druggist is auth
Dried 10 give III" money back II re-
suits from the first bottle are not salts
factory. Try q bottle today and see
Just what 1t will do for you.-Adv.
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matters Of special interest viii ha ais
cussed
InItfatad Glass,

Initiated Glass.
80 ,il>> "f ,"uIldt'"S NfS : .'H''
tn" d. 2recS - III" u""t,u: "' ''h'' -
lndre nr tho Knights Of rNthlos II, t"eiI
S,om" on N"r,h Fourth etr"''. last niShf.
Fo,!rrrrr rrI work the members ENJOY
cd 4 h".s' su':H. y, >s'ioU anu Z !Ni''At"'''
Martins Ferry Briefs.
Lc"ua icccrrcr ~ reported r"''"r"ri;'-
fo.l""inE the gunsAv' vuul rcc"'''h
last Sunday.
David rcss Of South tif,h ~'r""t has
arrived homo after a squirrel hunt amt
visit a. tadiz. q.
Mrs. EakNr Boyd aul :a,i''r. I""r y
Tanunhir. I>ayc TO-DAY for thor "RuSA'
tcr's homo At sharon. Ia.
Tho usual weekly meeting at IN"
Junior Mechanics lodge VIII be hold III
.ts rooms tomorrow might.
Ms. Rose Eyans Is recovering ~ ne
homo on broadway following an illness
oc ptomrine poisoning.
Tho first Cail meeting Of the Lecture
Cncital club was held in III" parior5 OF
The First NJ. T., church yesterday
Mrs. Il. Il. Swift and children "' en-
cinnatl. arc visiting with Mr.. AMI MIS-
John Nelly Of Tenth street.
Mrs. Virginia Shprman and Ga"S"
tor Miss I;no.a. have arrived home a''''
a visit al Toledo.
Sheriff II. II. Lucas &c jefferson
county was business visitor III this
city yesterday.
The annual Eall day services viii 10
held in tie First Presbyterian Sunday
schon'rcNt Sunday.
Mrs. Augusta U,nSch"! o. Ih'Td
street entertained the koiEoA!a class
@: tho Rup'is; Sundl" school .6st night
Nre 7 " Ilus. . former local roe
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BRIDGEPORT
NO VOTE ON BONDS
FOR new WATER MAIN
Resolution Covering Bond Issue oil S%'''
COO for New Water Main fH'ts ~
Pass Council in Time.

me r~Sr,ur.nY providing 60 h'hh
;ss,}n g." SrI.0"h. 70" ~" laying ~ Il ~"
i"-.nch water main I" connect 'h'F ''tH
with Martins gerry. rJn"ER from Man
street :" ia" corporate limit, was W. n.
rnun.jl meeting last .Sh' ard passed AZ
second rea,i'ug by the N"i" OF III" MAY -.
.r,cr 4 Tie vote nad beer recorded b!
no C,crE
Some oc the members 81 council were
,v-o.r,! - rno issuc e.. those h""hS'
ftclirr rather :nd; r"u"cI s.."u'H a"'h-
..v.yA tho wA,C: board - borrow the nee
cesarv amount uf money Tor tho MAN.
inuq h"epjug ~" amount 'ir '', 'hN
DUPLICATE. chairman Gc"r%" II. S5h''H
= tho water loaid. s'h'"l that = vas
~, IN" Intention - ,aE ia" N.''b IN" -
G:r:cl". ~, IL il" prepared /" Ia IL NJ
such ti!uc as tho city al Martins cry
mllc arrangements 10 meet th's '!ly
With . direct line ri the c"rD":at" .'hl't'
as :hc former had promised 20 Go.
Mirn The members Of Councl! e0HA!!y
divided on tn" matter OF the bond $50.
suco,rs:on Of III" rules and final f7s-
sage OF tho resolution wac tmp"SS'H!9
and for this reason the bond issIc VIII
no. he voted OF ut tn" coming elcc'."A.
Even though Il could "" niA Cd h"l'rH
rio voters :: the Nov" .pb"r election arc
>hould be ratified BY :he voters a 'l't
;,rle, TIE hom!S .ou'd no he is'H'd 70
Zorro Soptemher. locG according I" the
city Solicitor W. V. Campbell
Pay Legal Bill
ATTORNEY II. \. Schai"r was present ~
the council ncc':|G SMI presented me
hill OF Spr SGS-II"."i"in 3'I Jain"" TOR
el15 for assistance :" IL" cry N'''rlior
rendered su;uo ears ar IN til" tGh' o.
4, caHs ~ federal 'cG"'. tn" attorney
stated that the claim should &c paid :"
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Prepare for Game.
Past Officers Club.
Bridgeport Briefs

Chalmers In.l.ng>""r'h has returned
home after Il fcw days business visit 70
Columbus, q.
Squad ~ the fire department gave
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''ue: '"a' N" ouSjn'" g. ~" ~ "'''
wv, ,.' OPP ~ '''''' '..F"' - 49,
- ''' " VI JAIN u TO- '.'. Ole.
,
I.,r ,.','.'..',1 81, ..r'
80 from rIr, r.r,Y,..,. 4 ,,l,.r E,Irr,.ai
,nu.lan, for i..ru.,.. ...,, AMI r.n,ll ,u-
q les. water liz. .r.i,.-.. IT,, t!..i. al way
DO ~. "rs,t .u.!. r.. r,i'li l". d.. ..:n.
vii! J." so per year.
New Diphthe:ia Case.
I"wii:.hin ll'ai'u pf;.r.r l"u't N.'"r'
r,pcrls tire" r.w ,.t.,,. # durfucr'a
N "a" tu"ushiu "ui~id" ~" ,llI'.. ''u"
is in tn" Walters. nr'r.. "n I.,;:"n, i.uu,
the s""onI Ht Florence, tn" '. : q.
lu.u| all.aEr. a'I ia. 1lrd -. tn"
SCh"cln bonn" ru $..;,S I,jd.', ~
north If Muri;u. H.r,y
Covered Dish s;upprr.
Members "f H." W"m.r's T"r". -.
Missionary S"r;r'i, "f IT," West Wheel
INK Methodist, church. have uIIuuur"l
covered dish SUPER Ia It" served il the
assembly room "f th"'r 'hu:'h TINS '\"-
'i'iE ana an 'f'Snh" ~ wei" ~ "'''''c'
49,, ',,
p,s. oricors
,t..,,.. ,.,,-, r,'i'e,I'.'., ,.,.,,- ,,,n
,, ct;.'., i,ni,.bte
.. =, =. ~. I',.,,,, ,,;s .,,,,.rin.
,,i. ,.,.,.,.t,, 80 ,i,n
.,,,i,. a.;',. ro,,n,r;.,,- 49,, dis
~, ~. ,,',,.,..,. .I,,r ,.,..,l scs-
'',,,, ..;, - o,',.rod ,,d , ,,nrncon
.oryea
Brakeman Improved.
The condition Of charles Wright or
this city. brakeman on tho Baltimore
Il ohio railroad. who suffered an INJURY
10 his Cnnt while at work III the Hcllairs
ward, Monday evening. J., reported as
good as can he expected at III" iicilairH
hospital and his recovery ~ cNPI'teu
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Open EulnmaSe Sale.

OeGc:als Of rho Kings Daughters an
u"urCs that their rumnaE" sale Mi!
open IN tho room or tho CuEue Guild
Ing OF Second street this morning ana
continue Until Friday night. The room
has been donated by tho owners for the
sale and persons having material I"
.dona., have been asked 10 have:t sen,
10 Tho roprl
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Grade.

TOTAL ...........''' -.
sep. 1871 ....,..-'.-.. ".''
HiSh sehoot- o,.
Sept l'2 '....'...'''' w., 80 ,
sep. Is '.'''..'''''
Reckless Driving
Two Nrorrinert Gravel Ii;l women
yv.-, arrested Mca&a- evening by OH
co., lanes level ~ q charg" oc recS-
irss I~,,,... on. - Tho officers claims
NJ. th,y were travelling 4; a high rate
a., snscd from South Ec!mou; street y
The park. \ prominent Nor,H Jefferson
stree, man rHsryI :, check Is bond. Tho
,ho,,; was r.; acceptable and he iaier
returned with the cash.
Bays Rome
t.r;c Nelson 81 Rose it'I manage %
IA" 'G3I:E'ns n'HH 1T t'S'"'.. "SS ,'.'
chased f"u- r""rt c't'aS' ''n,' INT
NinSF IN H"No4 stu w 800
- sad I" nave '''" '"'"> 49,, 49,
VIII move :" ~ ''.N "'''''
hE't ~ N"''I"'r''
serious Sh"Fse ,. 49,, ,
i"'n"".'N ''"'N' ''',' ''>' a.,;
D" gwen u h''tEl"- ..'''. 800 ~
" ". Liner '".t' s'H No." -. a.,
- ", 80" ,t,,. ,,,,d,.ic,
"r" III" - - - " ~
l .
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Modern Practllas.

ThS members o. the Mod"hl l'ra'.i'a"
club OF this city, Will meet - IN"
guests uc Mrs. \ II. Hess &c ktrhw""d'
=, he: hunr Tomorrow Afternoon. The
usual c,u5 program "r social diversions
viii II carried on, and the hostess ha'
banned dainty lunrhcon for the
event,
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was - ."drs o. aEc NJ the ttme OF ma
death and wa member Of ons or inc
eldest IHmii.". "f taiS city. I've MAO
I,.n ~ tor H.. W., tNo ,lnn,hE.
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Many Attend Lecture.

rlI~S, ramii.... rr ta.s city. lie had
I,"n IL for IT,, past ;no 'n"n'hi.
uo. ....r, r.orturc.
,.-
S''i ""' ~. o., ,,..
"'r'Sa ~ a." - W. ~
S''"d'H ~ .'''''Na e. 49, "''
'"pa' 'hh''h 'N walnut sure
"sht ana "' "'I"\'d 'n' '''"'..s -,
events ana S'"'i"' 80 Wy" IL INC ''""'n
""r'n "'HH''!' i"'''" w "'' 49, '"
>'"'"i evening VI" 'Nl"E' o" '''' 'S'.
h"'t "'.' served ~ mo '""'' 90 ''''
'"HS1St"rA
"A Modern Pracillas.
IN .,,~,,,,c-.. ~, ,,o Nodc1 r-ac.iiaS
,,..u ,,c,, AZ ,hc
-, Iio., 80 r;i-l,,rnd.
49, ..,. ,o.,,.,.,.,,,. ,,,,rrro, The
~ :" ,:.,, ,;,.sr.,,,,.,
">w", ''"" - A'"''' ~ t.'.,,,s. r.,.,
WI! carrier "u' ana ''' "'N, ",
p'a""'" 4 u"'"'! '""' '''''' '''
event
Open Eulnmase Sale.
D.c,.,r, or ,ho E;,c.s Daurhters an
,.,,,,,o, ~, ,r,,- r,,rn,,rn saIc viii
,..,o,, I, mo -nnr, % mo Cuvue build
cao,,5 .,roo, ,biy morning and
.'s OF. 1'v" .'I 7,u;se.. ,,',,b, Ths room
y'N''''o I'.'' 10y ,,,',,,rs fo. ,he
''H 'e.'' oo.aeu - Wv. na,cr;ol "a
Sdtn ana r',euS T.a, - ha,s:, con,
o'"" nav wv" ''"
~ '''
Smith funefai. ,.,o,,. c,0.
Lac lu"cs"' service, 49,
Ecar-oid daueAteT OF tN'S' h'''..'''''
Smith oc RaN!aNd who d'eHa' tn' '""'
!ly home Oh Monday eH""!nG WI. ~ "','"
fro m'hc family HON" TINS a''"T;'"'"
with burial ~ -" Wa-r"n'"n cemetery
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Reckless Driving

Two Nromineut G"Uvcl itl women
wee arrested Moaday evening by OH
CO. James Jewel ~ a charg" "c recH-
irSs ,lr,,,,... Ou, - ~" officers cI"'i
~, they were ,"avc.."S 4; a hiSh ra'S
- speed from South Ec!mo"; street y
the park \ prominent Nor,A JrNers"n
stree, man offered :, check IS bond INH
,hec'; was r,c acceptable and he iaier
-. .Lrr...l NTH Ihn r.LSN.
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MARTINS FERRY
UNUSUAL CASES
BEFORE MAYOR
Ono Woman Pleads for Husband while
! Another Wants "Huhy" Pun
iShed.
MAYOR Accommodating.

Two similar cases were w. n Mayor
pufts court las; night and ;hat official
showed an unusual disposition 70 be &C
commoda;ing.
In the first case tried. Steve Sander
was charged with vicc beating and his
better half was present as witness
ia the case. $h" testified that St""c
HAD Struch her. and Lc agreed with her
testimony but claimed that II" only
stamped her. On questioning hy the
Manor the woman stated thai she I'D
r"t want her man fined. nor did she
want him sent 10 Jail Steve "'S DIS
charged.
Tic second case was that az i:ruHo
|or:ace charged with assault on his
w!:" Eruun denied the Statements &
,',r woman and claimed that she st'u"k
hin, instead. The soy and daughter ~
tho complainant ard the prisoner "a
rc'i as other witnesses ioStih"I hat
Eruau * anything M; = model hu1"srd.
Bruno Was fined So. Mr.. ''"-'n"" an
uolu..~d TIA. sho na" 40 'l"S."e :" 'i'"
longer With hnr husband and .."S~""'"d
that Mayor Duff grant her separauvA.
Tina, ofr,,ia, cAprcrSol zorro" - his
.,ohil,,v % graz, h"r roGuce' ,u' III
.rrr,,,I hc- >" '''crNj"w =" a.'"rH' J.
Ladies' Ala Meeting.
Tho -otea A!d s"rieiy &c tn" Welsh
r.rn.~oyi!i;"uai church "'ll lrr'i "&
,ron,r,Iy hu-inrr7 m~r'iuE in ~" 'NIr,'t
uarlnrs "u Thursday "Ioniur NJ.
EoLer. VI. Gr.'tlth AMI Mr.. E.'h'"'
rTnp;>fr- will r" TIC &"e,Ns 80 az i"
scotia, session which, "'il f",.'s tire"
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Smith Funeral.

The tuNssal services Tor N!o."t' hfe-
ycar-Old daughter Of Mrs Bcn)ai"!"
Smith oc RaylaNd. who d."!a' the tan'-
uv home OIL Monday evening WI! y" h'.6
C"o n,hC family HON" this afternoon
with burial ~ 'hr Wa-r"n;'n cemetery
Tho father O. N" cHjId died "a "a" re-
all, a.. hc;nc ,c"!icd Il. Nc Yorkv:l.c
MN .Iunn. fnur WV "a 60.
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Tho condition az charles Wright OF
this city. brakeman on tho Baltimore
H. Ohio railroad. WHO suffered an injury
to his foot while at work III tho Hclla'rs
Yards Monday evening. - reported an
good as can he expected at III" iiciIair"
hospital and his recovery Is expected
bn r.,pFl
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Mrs. William E.r3:"rI. az" =. "S
IVES; Hamilton street was removed :.
the city hospital yesterday suffer- T
with a co:rp.u!sI S~lctur, - r"" iN-.
IN" injurv wts r,cN.y"d II :. t"i down
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Novel Display

One - tho displays in connection
with &" Fire Prevention Week cam
pa:ca VIII dep.c, scene that cost =
woman and child .AH:r lives IN This
city lhoU. YEAR age. On" window Will
show woman ~ IN" act % pouring
gasoline Inn \ s.nvr while tho Gre =
burning and The u;h"c VIII show the &c
suit
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trde: thar N" busjn"7. -. tn" 'lr'n With
The SprlEE1 'riI'" wiEli ). '''l|'d "T
~ a'i!rn ct 'u..fi,.ll tn' i..l' '... 'r'.r''i
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-07-26
TOM SIMS SAYS:

True words are
spoken as jest and
jest words are spoken
as true.
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HOoSier' Regiments Plunge Into Too
Weeks IntenSiUe Training at Knox

The entire regiment is backing a
plan whereby band may be organized
by fall. The nucleus is the Service
Battery, composed of men from In
dianapolis, most of whom are musi-
clans. A band of thirty-seven pieces
has been organized under the direction
Of H. Virgil Moore, 1920 Broadway.
Fighting Parson Arrives
Headquarters for the 10th Infantry
Brigade were established when Brig
Gen. William G.. Everson of Muncie,
known during the World War as the
Fighting Parson," arrived at the
camp. The 151st Infantry constitutes
half the brigade. The other regiment
will arrive Sunday when the 151st
moves out to the rife range where
it will be under canvas for a week.
Both the infantry outfit and the
139th are completely ION their own"
The cooks and all details are taken
from the personnel. The 150th has
cooks not out of the organization.
Gen. George w. Read, commanding
the 5th Corps Area, arrived in camp
and was welcomed with the generals
salute.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-07-26
Four States Included

The central competitive field In
cludes Indiana, Illinois, Ohio and
western Pennsylvania and the Gov.
ernors of the States named would
attend the conference If one is held
The reports of such a proposed con-
ference fit in well with other activi-
ties concerning the mine strike. The
miners have refused to negotiate ex-
cept by interstate conference. A con-
ference Of miners was being held in
Philadelphia and it was understood
the Governor is holding announce
nents Of his plans in allegiance pend
ing the outcome Of this conference.
Miners May Meet Executives
It was considered possible that the
miners would get together with the
four Governors in an attempt at q
settlement
Meanwhile, Governor McCray sent
a telegram to President Harding de-
nouncing the utterances of John L
Lewis, international president of the
miners on strike.
The telegram follows:
II have just read the statement
made through the press by John L.
Lewis, president of the United Mine
Workers of America. I regard his
utterances as defiant and disloyal and
feel It calls for prompt and positive
action on the part of the Federal au-
thorities. Indiana stands behind you
in whatever course you may elect to
take to settle the strike or bring about
resumption of local production"
Lewis in his statement criticised
some Of the activities of the Govern
ment in the strike.
Reports that the Legislature may
be called into special session for the
purpose Of repeating the law which
requires miners to be licensed. were
generally discounted at the State
house
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25 ARE INDICTED .
BY GRAND JU 3Y
Calendar of Crimes CoVert i
List of True Bills Re-
turned.

twenty-five indictments were re-
turned today by the county grand
jury.
Important indictments follow:
Leslie Hancock first degree murder,
charged with the killing of John Jen-
ming with a razor. June %.
frankie Hill. murder of Laverne
Woodfork. July 1.
Sherman Davis. perjury, in swear
ing that he owned property, before
Clerk Of city court, May 90.
Bennett II. Eaton. grand larceny.
stealing automobile.
Fay W. Cullins, grand larceny, TAX
ing a $4,000 motor car.
Frank Moore and Joseph Clark,
breaking into a house to commit a
felony.
Frank Thomas. burglary and grand
larceny.
Anna Thomas. assault and battery
with intent to murder.
Erwin A WhItlow, issuing fraudu-
lent check on Mooresville Bank.
Oscar Grant, grand larceny Steal
ing s275 worth of goods from the
Pearson drug store.
Walter Johnson, grand larceny. TAX
ing "A $4,000 automobile from Joseph
j. Beck
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-07-26
MAY TEST TRACK
PAVING DECISION
Board of Public Works Advised
Not to Start Work at
Present.

Corporation Counsel Taylor Z. Gron-
niger today advised the board of
public works not to start paving
street car tracks until he studies the
public service commissions order re-
lieving the street railway company Of
such improvement.
Groninger indicated there may be
an appeal to court.
City Civil Engineer John L. Elliott
said II the order fatty releases the
utility from original paving or resur-
facing it is worse than useless.1
Il will not recommend for paving
or resurfacing tracks which are in bad
condition. For instance. to resurface
the tracks on Central Ave, between
Nineteenth ST. and Fall Creek. with
tracks in their present condition,
would be useless as cars would jar the
pavement TO pieces in six weeks. The
order should give the city power to
require the street car company to put
its tracks in good shape at least before
the city paves."
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-07-26
ATTERBURY GOES
To WHITE HOUSE
ON RAIL STRIKE
Pennsylvania Magnate With
Director General in
Conference.
SIGNIFICANCE is ATTACHED
Decision on Labor Boards
Rulings Recalled by Their
Visit.
SIGNIFICANCE is ATTACHED
By United Press

By United Press
WASHINGTON. July 26.-A confer
ence which may have a vital bearing
on the rail strike situation was held
at the White House today
President Harding met with W. W.
Atterbury of the Pennsylvania Rail
road and Director General Of Rail
roads Davis
The exact purpose Of the conference
was not revealed, but significance
was attached TO it because the Penn
sylvania Railroad took the lead in
refusing to obey the decisions OF the
Railroad Labor Board. shortly tefore
the present strike of railway shopmen
started.
Hoover Joins Group
After the two had conferred with
Harding a few moments Secretary of
Commerce Hoover Joined the group.
AtterbUry told President Harding
his road would allow its employees to
decide the seniority question-poten-
tial stumbling block in the path Of
speedy settlement Of the railroad
strike.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-07-26
BOYS IN COURT
AS OPERATORS
Of DEATH AUTO
SeVenteen-Year-OId Trio Goes
to Trial on Charge of
Manslaughter.
CAR DRIVER TEsTIFIEs
All Are Members of Gang
Who Are Charged With
Theft of 40 Autos.

The trial Of three of the seven IL
year-old boys recently arrested on
charges of stealing more than forty
automobiles, started in Criminal Court
today. The three boys were also
charged with manslaughter.
The manslaughter charge grew out
of the death Of Miss Josephine Burns
in an automobile accident. Samuel
Wilson, 1882 Washington Blvd, is
charged with being the driver OF the
car which caused the accident.
The other boys charged with man.
slaughter are Robert Risley, Isl F.
McCarty St. and Albert Paul Johnson,
sos State Ave.
Evidence was introduced by the de
fense to show that the party of which
Miss Burns was a member had been
drinking something that resembled
gin. but which was not white mule"
r. A. Bechtold. driver Of the car in
which Miss Burns was riding. said he
had had one drink.
NeighbOrs Give Testimony
Detective Fletcher read a signed
statement made by Wilson, giving de
titled that the crash awOke them. The
boys ran off across a vacant lot, leav
ing the woman lying moaning.
Detective Fletcher read the list Of
more than fort years the boys are said
to have given him. Nothing but the
best were taken. All We're unlocked
many with the key left in, the eyi
dence showed