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Evening star., 1922-01-16
|BURCH Jury STILL
EXPECTS TO AGREE
Ten Women and. Two Men
Get More Instructions
From Judge Reeve.

BIZ the Associated Press.
7 LOS ANGELES. January Lite
SUMPTION OF deliberations today Dy
the ten women and two men comprls-
ing the jury in the trial of Arthur Z.
Burch, charged with the murder or
T. Bolton Kennedy, found A majority
Of the jurorsfon record as believing a
verdict was not without. the houhds
Of. possibilities.
Hope for Agreement.
THE Jury went out at 1851 pm. Fri
day and was not received by the
court until $40 pm last night, WneIi
Judge sydney N. Reeve, in the pres
encc of Burch and attorneys LOT
prosecution and Defense asked tneHi
.he w they stood as to numbers. lng y;
foreman, Mrs Nellie ID. Graham, said
they were divided, ten to two. me
Judge then asked them If there was
any chance of an agreement.
Mrs Graham and several others saiu
they believed there was. Oniy one.
Mrs. Eva Demott. said she thoushI
the deadlock was hopeless
Ask Additional Information.
The Jurors retired after Judge
Reeve had directed they be lockeu up
for the night, but soon sent out "oru
they wished additional information.
Judge Reeve had left for NONE. ".
was summoned back, and Mrs Demott
asked for a definition T the term
.preponderance OF evidence used N
the cas-. with relation to the INSANITY
plea advanced for Burch.
Tho Judge explained this meant eVi,
dence OF the greatest weight ana
crrdibiiity, but said the jury must
consider all the evidence in the case
as bearing upon the insanity propo-
sition as well as the demeanor Oh the
defendant in the courtroom.
THE ilry again went to the julyroonl
and about ten minutes later started
for the hotel. to he locked up untli
morning.
Evening star., 1922-01-16
Fight With S,uOrds
To Settle RO,o OUer
Criticisms in Book
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
HAVANA, January 10. -
Swords were resOrted to by l..
G. BallesterOs. jr.. OF Mexico
City. employed here ms Journals
list, and Leon OxsOriO. who was
expelled some months ago from
Mexico. to settle quarrel aris-
ing from published crittcisms
by BallcsterOs of a book Issued
by OsxOriO ON conditions In
Mexico.
Osx0riO sustained slight
wound, while BallesterOs re.
ceiyeal a thrust through the
shoulder that sent him to hos
pital.
News of the encounter. which
took place n week ago, leaked
out today when BallesterOs
was discharged from the hos
pitnl.
Evening star., 1922-01-16
WILL FLOAT LOAN.
j. P. Morgan & Co. Expected to
Announce Issue Tomorrow.

Bv the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, January IA $4,000
900 temporary emergency loan to the
Cuban government will, in all prob
ability, be announced by j. p. Morgan
& Co. tomorrow. it was learned in
Wall street today following word
from Washington that the State De-
partment had approved such loan.
American bankers, it was stated,
have dropped consideration of the
proposed s5O.O0O.OOO loan until condi-
tions in Cuba take more satisfac-
tory aspect.
Evening star., 1922-01-16
Presider,t May Get
Shoes Repaired Free
By Kansas CObbLer
By tho Associated Press.

BY tho Associated Press.
EMPORIA. Kas., January 10.
-E. A. Spady, nm EmpOria
cObbler, II expecting a pair Of
shoes by mail this week from
President Harding, sent for
repair. Homer HOch, Kansas
representative from the fourth
congregational district. told the
President of Spady's ability,
and the President decided to
try him out. HOch and Spaddy
were bOyhOOd friends.
Spaddy says he doesn't care
whether Mr.. Harding pays him
or not, as his sole idea is to
show the President what good
repair work In done in EmpOria.
Evening star., 1922-01-16
FINDS SKY OVER WASHINGTON
BRIGHTER TOWARD HORIZON

much sky light will he cut, off by a
row of buildings on the opposite sfde
of the street?'
A local scientist suggests that the
character of the important work be-
ing done by DIR. Kimball illustrates
some Of the industrial benefits to be
derived from the study Of daylight
under the various types Of cloudy and
smoky sky"
Evening star., 1922-01-16
SLAYER'S CAPT0RS RETURN.

NEW YORK, January 16.-Philtp
Mooney and Charles Cavolo, Clere-
land police officers. who on December
IL last. in FerranZano, Italy, captured
venturino hi ScenZn, said to be the
confessed SLAYER of Daniel kaher.
Cleveland, Ohio. publisher. returned
to the United States on the Caronia.
Scenzo. who is an italian citizen, can
not under the laws of his country. be
extradited, and he is being held there
for trial, charged with the murder of
kaber
Evening star., 1922-01-16

II travelled four times over a 2OO-mile
route" he said. "And all the game
saw was two caribou and few small
animals about the size of rabbits. Mr.
Stefansson boasts that his party lived
comfortably on what they shot and never
missed a meal. l asked one Of his men
if this was true, and he replied that
if they never missed a meal some of
them were damned far apart"
Evening star., 1922-01-16
FASTER MAIL WITH IRISH.

LONDON, January 15.-Owing to
the increase in direct trading between
the United States and Ireland during
the last year, the free. state cabinet,
says the London Times, is to be re-
Suested to arrange for an accelerated
mail service between the two coun-
tries
Evening star., 1922-01-16
STUDENT STILL MISSING.

DANVILLE, Va. January 16.-Troy
NJ Bibee, son of w. d. Bibee. insur-
ance man of Spray, ~ c.. has not
been heard from since the fire which
destroyed the Blackstone Academy of
Blackstone. Va. according to word
received by the father from J. W.
Bibee. brother Of Troy, who was a
student at the academy.
Evening star., 1922-01-16

Made in a large cape collar style.
with belt. pockets. bottom and col
lar trimmed with black mole. Lined
with a fancy sateen and cut full in
sizes up to A. EVERY WOMAN
COAT AT THIS LOW PRICE.
Evening star., 1922-01-16

Beautiful styles IN Brand-new
Spring Dresses, fashioned in all-wool
French serge and fine dress-weight
velour, in navy blue. brown and rein
deer. All sizes In the lot from 16 to
A. AND EVERY GARMENT is A
BARGAIN AT THE PRICE!
Evening star., 1922-01-16

These suits are being featured at
the New York fashion shows as very
smart and stylish for spring wear
and cannot be bought wholesale at
this low price. GET YOURS NOW!
THE OPPORTUNITY WON'T LAST
LONGi
Evening star., 1922-01-16

A wonderful purchase of
Fiber Silk Hose, seam back
and lisle tops; Irregularities
in the losle. A wonderful
iarHain,
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RADIO PROGRAM
Indianapolis Hstf1eId) Won
--Dailx. Except Sunday

Daily, Except Sunday
i0:00-11:O0 a. m. musical program with
special features.
1915 a M. financial, grain and live
stock market reports.
1890 IL. m, special items Of interest to
women, Monday. Wednesday and
Saturday.
100000 p m, musical program with
+ special features.
1:20 p. M, market reports.
4:0O-5:00 p. m, musical program with
special features.
AIS p. m. police notices.
$3.50 p. m, baseball scores.
Sunday
100000 o'clock. Monday. Wednesday
and Saturday.
indianapolis (Ayres- Hamilton WIZ
Daily, Except Sunday
11:00-11:3 80 a. m. musical program.
11:30 a. M, weather reports and
weather forecast (4S5 meters).
12:00-12:30 p. m, musical program.
2:00-2:15 p. M. musical program.
3:00-3:15 p. m, musical program.
500 D. m, baseball results.
1000 p. M, time and weather reports
ASS metersl
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DUBLIN, July 6.-Michael Collins,
provisional head of the Irish Frse
State, issued a call to arms today
to drive the rebels from their strong
holds in the provinces.
The government instructed volun-
teer military organizations to place
their men on active service. Volun.
teers will be accepted for a sixnonths
enlistment period. With the Free
State troops in command Of Dublin,
following the collapse of the rebel
lion here last night, loyal soldiers
will now be marched to Donegal and
Grogheada. where rebels are stin hold
ing out.
Gen. Cathal Brugha, rebel leader
who was shot when Free State troops
made their final drive yesterday, was
reported near death today.
Art OBrien. former Irish "anbas-
sador" to London, and O'Kelly, for
mer envoy to Paris, captured by Free
States troops, were released today.
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America Leads i'm Radio
DeUeIObme71t OUer E1YObe

I The French were more prompt In
realizing the potentialitfes of radio
broadcasting. Some time ago they
initiated a program which, although
somewhat limited. nevertheless broke
opments later on.
Intense interest in radio broadcast
ing is shown in Holland, Italy, Bel
GUM and the Scandinavian countries.
Notwithstanding this interest, no
move has yet been made toward the
adoption Of public broadcasting pro-
gram. But there is little doubt that
such development will come in the
very near future. All the foremost
nations of the world soon will be Lis
tening to radiophone concerts.
1t is now proposed to divide Eng
land and Scotland into broadcasting
areas of about sixty miles radius cen
tering about London, Cardiff, Ply
mouth, Birmingham. Manchester,
Newcastle, Glasgow and Aberdeen
One or more broadcasting stations
will be licensed in each area. These
transmitters win be operated by Brit
fish firms who are bona fide manufac-
turers of wireless equipment.
One of the largest Of London's de-
partment stores has already begun
to demonstrate inexpensive receiving
apparatus of British manufacture,
This equipment makes use Of a cryS-
tai detetcor and is sold at g. price
which is equivalent to about $40.
Marconi's Wireless Telegraphy Com
pany, Ltd, has in production $4,000
receivers of similar type which it
expects to be able to market during
the next few montha.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SEWAGE DISPOSAL PLANT-SANITARY
DISTRICT OF INDIANAPOLIS. DIvI-

SEWAGE DISPOSAL PLANT-SANITARY
DISTRICT OF INDIANAPOLIS. DIvI-
sealed proposals will be received by the
Board of Sanitary Commissioners. Sanitary
district Of Indianapolis. at its office in the
City Hail, Indianapolis. Indiana. until 10
a.: an M, July 81. 1922. at which time bids
Will be publicly opened and scheduled, and
awards made as soon thereafter as practi-
GABLE for construction OF Section 2 Division
IL ana furnishing and erecting mechanical
the Sanitary district of Indianapolis, in ac-
eoruance with plans and specifications on
nle at the Office Of the board This con-
struction and equipment to consist of the
l. One a. power plant building of brick,
concrete and steel. approximately 100 IT,
By .ks2 f. In plan and. So #. from bottom
2. Two ~ reinforced concrete pump
pits including brick pump houses. as speci-
8. One a. radial brick chimney, 200 It.
high. 8 II. internal diameter.
4; Railway grading, approximately 1900
8. Water, steam AMI air piping and cree
ton OF sludge equipment and other ma
8. one ~ electric power plant crane.
4 Five (5) electric centrifugal pumping
Each bidder shall be required to deposit
with his bid certified check in the amount
as provided in said specifications and In
formation TO bidders to insure the Execution
of the contract for which bid is made.
Copies OF plans and specifications and
general information may be obtained at the
office of Charles H Hurd. consulting en-
gineer. 1405 Merchants Bank building, 4uoI-
annapolis, Indiana
The board reserves the right to reject any
BOARD OF SANITARY COMMISSIONERS.
Jay A. CRAVEN, President,
JOHN I. ELICIT, Vice President.
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Radio Primer

RADIOATION-Transn,ission Of
energy through space in the form of
electro magnetic, or radio frequency
waves. The high frequency current
in radio transmitter is sent out to
the aerial from which they radiate In
the form of waves,
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By United Press
WITH HOPE DEAD7

LONDON, July 6.-Eamonn Dc
Valera escaped from Dublin Tues
day night disguised as a hearse
driver, according to Dublin dis
patch to the Evening News today.
He put on a coachman's coat and
battered plug hat and passed
through the Free State lines In
southerly direction, pretending
to carry corpse In his hearse.
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LEGAL SALE.

Eotice is hereby given pursuant to the
statutes that the undersigned, conducting
q public storage house will on Thursday,
July 27, 1922. at 1000 a. m. sell for ac-
crued charges the household and other
goods held in storage for one year with
charges unpaid belonging TO the following
named people:
Mrs. Raymond Baird. BS3Ss: Louise
Brown. B7742: Hattie NJ. Hobson. BS144
Byron L. Hasty. BS062: Geo. NJ. Jackson.
BS72S; J. B. Kinder. BS695; E. r. Marshall.
BS530: G. B. Vaughan, B7447: Ruth
Stephen BS200; J. J. Beck. BS769.
SHANK FURNITURE AND
STORAGE COMPANY.
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Building Permits

J. 2. Hensley. garage. 3O0s n. Arsenal.
". F. seyfried. dwelling. IT'S Carlyle Pl.
g. 6. Buehler, dwelling. 1921 N. Capitol.
". h. Darrah. garage. 1922 Lexington.
Thomas Van Arsden, dwelling. e27 Brad
Rama Q. Hamilton, garage 1905 South
Edward Powers. garage OIL Division, $50,
Frank B. Ross, building. Indiana and Fall
Creek, So 900.
Guthrie-Thompson Company, dwelling.
1917 Edgemont. So. 400.
]. o. Comingore. dwelling, 636 Exeter.
So, 600.
Robert Tracy. dwelling. us Elwood. $500.
Ida Clark. garage. 114S Cruft. $3.50.
Rudolph Geisler, remodel. 2267 n. Dear
% B. D. Brooks. dwelling, AIT 8. Hamilton.
20 Rose lose Patrick, tank. 500 s. Capitol, $3.50.
Charles B. Stark, garage. 1925 Broadway.
William Wilson. stairway. 1921 s. Butler.
George Asche garage, 1444 Rembrandt,
John Ryan, building. CHS z. Washing
Catholic women's Association, repairs,
$3.50 E. Tenth. 81 900.
A c. Demaree. garage. 1917 N. LasaIle.
. Paul V. Matken Realty Company, build
ing $40 Clifton, $4,000.
W. R. Ennes, change and duplex. 1914 y.
s. P. Potter, move dwelling. $3.50 Dewey,
D. w. Talmsse, dwelling. s446 Guflford.
j. 4. Carr. dwelling. so7 N. eisdssOna.
frimble Realty Company. servtcs station.
10 W. New York. $4,000.
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By PAUL n. COOLEY.

Americas Foremost Radio Authority.
Americas lead in the development
Of radio can no longer be ignored
by foreign countries. They are be-
ginning to sit up and take notice.
Nine months ago, with the excep-
ton Of one daily, newspapers in the
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NOTICE.

I. Ed jackson. secretary of State of
the State of Indiana. do hereby certify that
Power Building Company has this day filed
in the Office of the Secretary of State the
properly signed and attested consents. state
ments and papers required by Section J. of
an act entitled AN Act prescribing the
method and procedure for the voluntary dis
solution OF private corporations and volun-
tary associations. and declaring emer-
gency" approved March IA. 1913.
And / further certify that said written
consents, statements and papers so filed as
aforesaid show that said company and the
officers thereof have complied with the pro-
visions of said Section L of said Act and
that said corporation is now in process OF
dissolution.
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MAKES OLD CLOTHES APPEAL
Issues Call for Cast-Off Garments for
Near East Relief,

Governor McCray today issued a cali
for cast-off clothing for the people Of
the Bible lands of the Near East and
urged cooperation Of all citizens In
making a success Of Near East Relief
bundle day Tuesday, July II.
Churches and fire stations win be
bundle receiving points.
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CARD OF THANKS.


CARD OF THANKS-We wish 10 thank
our many kind friends and neighbors for
their kindness. sympathy and most beautiful
flowers, we also extend our most sincere
thanks to the Rev. L. D. Dodd. singers ana
friends. who furnished cars for the sudden
death of our husband and father. RICHARD
MARION HARMON. THE LOVING WIFE
AND CHILDREN
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LOTs-FOR SALE.
(COngfnued.h
woonEn tr.o. zoxooo - Font. sor,n or


WOODED tract 7Ox292 IT. Fronts South on
63rd Street. a paved street, Just north
of Millersville. Responsible person can buy
for $25 cash. then $40 monthly. Price
only S925. Main 14O9. Evenings, Wash
TWO lots Northeast Corner seth and
=, Arlington Blvd. Front East on SO #.
Blvd. Size of both 100x143-For quick
sale only S94O. $50 cash. balance $3.50
weekly. Fine opportunity for splendid home
site, Main 1409. Evenings Washington
4175.
LOT-51x132 Northeast Linwood Avenue
near 36th. Faces beautiful forest grove.
$50 cash. balance SIPS weekly. Price for
five days $495. Mr.. Mccoy. Webster 1144.
104x123 II. Two lots on Wallace St. near
e. 38th st. Blvd. Fine for suburban
home with lots of ground. Price now only
S640. $50 cash then So weekly. Mr..
Young, Washington 1079.
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British Isles seemed to be decidedly
against any comprehensive, radio pro
gram. But the strides made by Amer.
lea have forced them into line.
The British postmaster general is
about to take Up the licensing of
broadcasting stations throughout Eng
land.
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DEATH AND FUNERAL NOTICES.

ADCOCK. ELIZABETH beloved wife of
Jesse +. Adcock and mother of Evelyn
and James AdcOck. passed away at the resi-
denee. 614 S. State St., July ., aged 20
years Funeral from residence Saturday
July 8. 2 .. N. Friends invited. Burial
New Crown Cemetery
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COLLINS ISSUES
NATIONAL CALL
FOR RECRUITS
Head of Provisional Govern,
ment Determines to End Re-
beIIion in Ireland.
DUBLIN REVOLT is CRUSHED
General Brugha, Leader of
HoIdouts, Reported Near
Death From Wounds.

BULLETIN
BELFAST, July 6.-Twenty per.
sons are reported killed and 100
wounded in a battle at Renagh.
County Tipperary, and five killed
at Castle Pollard, advices received
here say.
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FARMS-FOR SALE.

SIXTY EIGHT acres OF level land. eight
miles east of city: $135 per acre: one
third cash. Mr.. WRIGHT. Irvtngton O292.
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SITUATION wANTED-MALE.

DRUG clerk. thoroughly competent; excel
Phone Stewart 2219. Il. s. KUNTZ, 1880 (.
Wash
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REAL EsTATE-FOR SALE.
(COntlnued-s

WE S 7 END
b A re A I m S
NEAR RIVERSIDE PARK CAR
LINE
Here is a strictly modern T.
room cottage, on large lot, with
large front porch; large recep-
tion room or music room, living
room, dining room and two
nice bedrooms down; bedroom
and bath up. Hardwood fioors;
east front; beautiful yard, with
shrubbery, shade trees and
flowers. Large garage. One
block to Riverside car line. A
real home in a nice location.
The price and terms will sur
prise you. Call Mrs. Hantz,
evenings, Randolph 1855, for ap-
pointment.
500 BLOCK WEST
MEAN 0UId STREET.
Six-foom modern house; living
room, dining room, kitchen, bed
room and bathroom down; two
bedrooms up. Newly painted and
papered; fine condition. A fair
sized down payment will buy
q. this home for So, 250; balance less
than rent. Call Mr.. Frazee,
Randolph S565, evenings, for
particulars
A DUPLEX BARGAIN
Two blocks west of Tibbs ave-
nue., on West Michigan street;
two blocks from car line; Is
very attractive frame duplex;
at very reasonable price
Large front porches and en-
closed rear porches up and
down; long living room, with
fireplace; dining room, bedroom,
kitchen and bath down; living
room, two bedrooms, dining
room, kitchen and bath up.
Steam heat. Shade, nice lawn
and shrubbery. Must be seen
to be appreciated. Call Mr..
Carr, evenings, Webster 1902,
Ring ., for appointment.
NEAR RIVERSIDE PARK
tiful shade trees and lawn, is a
7-room modern home, nicely ar
ranged with two-rOom basement
and bot water heat. All on one
floor except one large bedroom.
Gstern with pump at sink in
kitchen. On the rear end Of the
lot is modern cottage, built
one year ago, four rooms and
bath. Everything installed in
bathroom, including plumbing,
except tub. In fine condition.
Priced right for immediate sale.
Call Mr. Stanley evenings, Ran
dolph S243 for terms
5-ROOM DOUBLE
NEAR UDELL WORKS
Front porch. living room, dining
room. kitchen, pantry large
enough for bathroom. Two bed
rooms up. Electric lights, gas
and water, First-class condition.
Rents for $f5 per month and Is
real bargain at SO. 700. Call
Mr.. Stanley, evenings. Randolph
s243, for terms and appointment.
Grim Jessup Land Co.,
Realtors
7o5-1O Occidental Building.
Main 2957-295S.
LARGEST REAL EsTAT
ORGANIZATION.
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YVES t END
b A IR.G a l m S
NEAR RIVERSIDE PARK CAR.
LINE
500 BLOCK WEST
NEAR BOTH STREET

Six-foom modern house: living
room, dining room, kitchen, bed
room and bathroom down; two
bedrooms up. Newly painted and
papered; fine condition. A fair
sized down payment will buy
this home for $3,250; balance less
than rent. Call Mr.. Frazee,
Randolph S565, evenings, for
particulars.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-S45 in bills. between Traub ave. and
the Tabernacle on Bellevievg and Wash.
SITS J. C. PULLIAM. 131 n. Trsub. Liberal
reward. Bel. 2494.
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WANTED-500 lawn mowers to sharpen:
reasonable. 126 Virginia ave. NJ. 1850.